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HomeMy WebLinkAboutVolume 9Plainview, Texas, May 6,1946 The City Council met.. in.regular, meeting with Ah, 1~oltowing mem~ bers present: Mayor, J. N. Jordan.,..Alder~en:~-O. H. Hancock,. W. C. Malone, Ben F.. Smith., S. L...James,.and~ C. P. Elliott, and.~City Tax Collector, P. H. Bryan and also City Attorney, Frank R. Day and City Sanitary 0flit_er,. D~. E.C. Nicholl, at.tended..the.meeting.~ Minutes of the last regular meeting, also, minutes of the called meeting .held.m.On ADril~,..~29th, z'~aad~..and, a.&op~teC,. Motion .and~ se~cond, that the montlLly repor~ts be accepted and o~dered filed, the regular salaries, and following bills, be allowed and ordered~pa~d. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. REPORTS: City Secretary' report for April, Water, Sewer and Mis. cellaneous, $26,212.98. ~..Chief Police' Repo~t..for April, 1946, $1,055.75. City T~x C~,~lect. or~ report, Current Taxes collected in April $258.14; delinquent taxes in April $328.48. City Inspector' report for ~apr~l 9473.30. outhwestern Public Service report ending December 3.1, 194-5. ~$90~.91. SAL~RIES: P.H.Bryan, $200.00;J., N. Jordan, $185.00; J. L. ~' ' ' ~ a ~ ' Callaway, ~185.00; Margaret Kay~ $85,,00, ~kank R. D y, ~75.00, Lester W. James, $20.00: C. P. Elliottm, $ 20.00; Ben F. Smith, 8 20.00; W] C. ~al°ne, $~0.00; C. II. Hancock, ~2.0.00; Hoyt Curry, 9~90.00; Nath Burkett, ¢ 160.00; J. E. She,on, ~150.00; E.J. Shearer, ~i50..00;.~o~ E. Bak, er, ~lS0.,0Q; .James,W. Woolsey, ~$50;00; J. Gillilan, ~150.00; Hub Burr, ~150,.00; F~yd Nelson, ~150.00; Geo. J. Boswell, ~12~.;00; W. J. Brya~.~, ~100.00; Sam Faith, ~65.00; A. M. Hamilton, $190.00; Leedy Max, y, ¢1.60.00; Frank.Rigier, ~150.00; L. B. Sheppard, ~150.00.; Berry Lynch, ~150.0,0; C. Owen .V,o~as, ~150.00; J~ 0 · J. R. Carter, $150.00; Plainview, Fire Department, ,30.0 W.F. Foley, ~ 2 $3 5.00; S. E. Boll, s, ~240.~0; A. T. Herrod, $150.0G; J. B. Slaughter, 12500; Claude YaDes, 9150.00; H. ii. Sloan, $115.00; J. P. Marlin, 165[00; A. L. King, ~180.00; 0. ~. Guin, ~170.00; 0.--E. Kuykendall, ~ 150.00;Roy L. Warren, ~150.00; R.~ N, Tekell, ~150.00; C. E. Bramlett, $145.00; J. R. McCarter, $135.00; T. T. Cargill, ~135.00; T. P. Sitton, $13 5. oo g. M, Heflin, $115.00;' Dr. E. C. Nicholl, $125.00; Dr. D. P. Jones., $75.00; Earl T. Bart, $950.00; Will Evans, $ 125.00; Frank Stultz, ~ 125.00; ~ BILLS: B.C.D., $5.00.00; Plainvlew Indp. School District, ~125.00; Plainview Public Library,. ~40.00; Texas State Guard, 912.50; Southwestez Public Service Company, $796.03; Southwestern Be.~zl_.Tem.e.phon~ ~ ~., $ 91.35; Wes.t.Temaa.Gas~Company, ~132.85;, City Election Board, ~55.00; The Plainview Tribune, ~ 5.77; Herald News P~s. Co. 859.96; Burroughs Adding Mch, Co. ~ 6.60; Hale Co. Abstract Co., $ 9.00; Walker Smith Co.,$ 2.32; Western Union, $ 11.77; Thatcher Printing Co.,$63.20; Hi~nboth~m~Bar.tlett Co.,$224.36; Miles Studio, $1.70; Owens .Electric Co~Jany, 965;~; Bill Shook Service Station, $ 37.69;~.~. B. Masten Service Station, $24.13; John F. DuBose, $91.00; Blue Bonnett Cafe, $21.4~.;P~ttibone Bros. ~fg. Company, $tG3.25. Kikers Service Station, $20.88; Phillips~Battery Co. ,$79.06; Hooper & Carlton Service ~18.19.; Mitchell Hardware Company, $20.17; Robinson Herring Company,.'$ 3.50; State Chemical Co. ,$16.85; Eureka Fire Hose, $12.15; Connor Mathes Company, $7.29; Plainview Hardware Cpmpany, $].0.~0; R. M. Starbuck & Son, $2.25~; Biggs & Company, 817.64; Dallas Foundry Inc. ,$100.00; City of Levelland, $10.4~; F.ai~banks Morse & Co.,824.68;Morrison Supply Co., $3.157.92; The Rohan Co. Inc. 9170.25; C].owe & Cowan, $1~4.52; Harder & Dysart., $132,.12; Plainview Builders Supply Co., $320.09; Bo England Service Station, $35.68; Ben Mitchell, $511.63. B. F. Goodrich Company., $4.50; Fred Berryhill Equipment Company, $63.55; ~The Texas Company, 97.08; W. T. Cain Garage & Salv. Company, $2.15; Denver Alfalfa Milling & Products Company, $10.00; Foxworth Galbraith Lbr. Company, $5.75; Panhandle Refining Company, ~7~.35; Reams Electrice Company, ~15.97; J. L. Callaway-Registrar, $16.50; Pla. inview Plumbing Elec. Company, 83.40; John G. Logsdon, $53.95; Hale Co. Electric Company,$35.~80; Rockwell ~ros. & Company, ~5.15; Bob Hooper Mot0r,~0.Ompany, $'5.84; Roberts Tire & Battexy Company, $13.85; W. 0. Speck, $8.45; W. M. Whitesides, $3.00; Moody McCullough M.ach,, $2~0.00; Seipp Machine Shop. 22.~0- John Hull ~J. ca. ,~,~~ ~zl ~gmpany~ ~$3.97; D. B. ~vzii~ams, $~?.4~.~; Federal Laboratories n $10.75; Ee~dwrecking Company, 278.~0- T. Eliott ~-~a aa. ~ ~ ~o~I~.c., . · , .' . :~ ~ , , w~,V~, ~.~. ~111 ~18.00, W. J. ~zli~ams & Son, $302.9h; W. J. Klinger,, $250.00; Wilson ' & Son Lbr., $1~7'.t2; Magnolia Petroleium, $7.50;Fort Worth & De~nver Railroad Co.; $10t.00; Gulf 0il Corporation, $2.8.63; Earl T. B~rr, ~,~75.00; J~. N. Jordan, $63.00; Wilson Lbr. Co., $450.00; Disbursements, $1,808.62; J. L. Callaway-City Col., $128.~4; City. National Bank of Plainview, $26~.50. Motion by Aldemman Elliott, seconded b.z Atderman.~ames~, that the proposal of ~arl T. Barr. to haul the paper, such as has. heretofore been hauled by the "paper wagon,,, for an additional ~400.00 per mon%h beginning on the 10th day of the present month, May, a~n~,cont~nu.~ng. ' ' until October l, 19~6, that being the expiration date of his other con, tyact, it being further agreed that he wilt do this work after 5:00 P.M. and during the night until it is fDnished. The motion was carried and it was so orderod. M~ion by Alderman Hancock~ 'seconded by Alderman, James, that the report of the committee on "Recreation" he aoc'epted as read ~nd filed with the other ~eports of the month. The .motion ~as carried. Motio~ by Aldemman El!iott, seconded by Alderman Malone, that the following ordinance 'be passed and adopted. The motion 'was carried and the ordinance follows: - -~:-0 R D I.'XN A N C E N~0.~518 -:- AN ORDINANCE ASSERTING THE CORRECTNESS OF PREA~LE, CLOSING HEARING IN CON[~ECTION .%~ITH 1SPE.CIFIED I~IPROVE- ~NT OF-CERTAIN, DESIGNATED PORTIONS OF CERTAIN D_ESIGNAT- ED STREETS .IN THE CITY OF PLAII~VIEW, TEXAS, STATING ~ EViDENTIAL FII~DINGS OF TP~E CITY COUNCIL IN REGARD TO SUCH tMIoROVE~E, NTS, LEVYING ASSESSMENT AGAINST OWNERS OF PROPERTY ABUTTING UPON SAI~D STREETS FOR A P0~TION OF TI~E COST OF SAID IMPROVE~NT-, DESIGNATING AND SEPARATING UNITS, SPECIFYING NATLrRE OF ASSESSMENT LIENS AI~D PERSONAL LIABILITY THEREFOR AND ~EIX~NG TI~, TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF PAYMENT OF ASSESSED, SL~IS~, PRO~ING~..THAT THE CITY OF P ,LAINVIEW,-TEXAS. SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR TIFE PAYMENT. .OF ANY SIRES ASSESSEI~ AGAINST. ABUTTING PROPERTY ARq3 ~THE ,.OWNERS THEREOF, PROVIDING FOR~ ISSUANCE AND PROVISIONS OF ASS- IGNABLE CERTIFICATES IN EVIDENCE OF ASSESSMEI~S FOR COSTS, PROVIDING FOR T~ COR_WiECTION OF. MISTA~S, ERRORS AND IRRE- GD-LARITIES IN ASSESSEMENTS,~. PROVIDING. FOR PERSONAL LIABILITY AGAINST THE REAL AND TRD-E 0WiVERS OF T~ PREMISES DESCRIBED ~T~U~R NAIAD OR NOT, AND DECLARING AN E~ERGENC~f. WHE~AS, the City of ~lainview, Texas,. by Ordinance. No. 515, has heretofore determinad~that public necessity .exists. and requires that the following portions of the-designated streets in the City of Plain- view, Texas shall_.beimpoo~e.da~s therein~pro~ided,..to-wit: 1. Eighth Street from West line of Lexington Street to West line of Milwaukee St~eet,.designated. as Unit No. i 2. Eighth Street from West line of Milwaukee Street to West lin~ of Nassau Street., designated as. Unit No. 2 3. Milwaukee Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of EighhhStreet, designated as Unit No. 3 _ ~. Milwaukee Street from North line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Stress, t, d,esigna,ted ~as .Unit. No.. ~ 5. Nassau Street from North. line of oeventh Street to South line of Eighth Street., de.signated~as~.U~nit No. 5 6. Nassau Street from North line of ~ighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, des'~y~n~ted as unit No. 6 AND W~REAS the City. of Plainvie~, Texas,. by Ordinance .No-. 515, has heretofore, determined that.., said partiona ,of su~ch_designated streets shall,.be ~impro~ed,, by raising, grading and filling same, and by installing, concrat~e curbs and gutt~ers, amd, where necessary, storm sewers and drains, and by paving', with the following type of mat er ial on specie, led ~.oundati.o~ns: 1.~ PREFERRED: Triple AsD~halt Surface on Six-Inch Caliche Base, 2. ALTEKNATE: Bas e. Double Asphalt Surface on Six-Inch Caliche 3. ~.LTER~TE: -0ne-Inch Oklahoma Rock Asphalt on Six-Inch Caliche Base. A~D ~REAS, by.~Ordinance.No. -516, ~t. he City of Plainview,, Texas has heretofore, in en.tirat~, ratified.:, approved and ado~p~t~ed the estimates, r~l,l.s~.and~.statements of the~ City Engineer,~ prepared and filed with tho Oit[y.,~showing the cost of the Spem0ified improvement of each specifi~c~ unit as hereinbefOrem deaignated~ togather~ witl~ the descripmt~ion of abu~.t~ing.,.~prope~ty in each~unLt~, ~the names.of the owners of such pr~op.e.rt,y and .the,. am,o.nn~ pr~opo..aed.-~to.~ b.e assessed against each. parceL. Of property in each such units, and all other matters and' things requir~ed by. !aw 'in Connection with the proposed assess®merit. AND ~EREAS, by. O~dinance No, - 516, the:_.City of~ Plainvia~:, Texas heretofore o:nde~ad.,that a _hearing be given and.~held ~by. and before the City Connc~il of the' City'of Plain~zie~,, Texas, :to the owners of any r~ilways or the owners of..any:interes.t.~therein, and. to the owners of abut.ting~propemty or the o~ne~s .of any interest therein in any of the. nnits as her. einbefore d~signated, at whi,m:h they should hale"the' right to. he he,ralston any ~tter_whi~-~ is a prere- quisite to tho .validity o~ the proposed, asse.ssment., and to contest the amount ~ of the.~ proRo~d_ asseas~.nt~, - ~the ~lian~ and~ liahility therefor, the~ special beae~i.ts ~t.o the abutting.property and the owners theraof.~ D~ moans .o~. the improv.eme.nt, f~or..wh~.~the assess- ment is to he le~iad,~an~d.~tha~aacnrac~y,~, snf~iciency, regularity and validity of the proceedings and contract in connection with such improvement and ~proposed: asaea~nt~, AND V~EREAS, by Ordin~amce No. 516, the~ City of .Plainvie~, Texas provided that suc,k,,~hearing~_~e held,~ in ~,the Council, Meeting Room of the City Oouncil of the City of Plain]~iew~ at the,,~y.~ Hall in~ the City of ?l.ainview, Texas.~on~the. 2~th. day of ~kp~il, A~, D~. ~19~6, at 10:00 A.~,, and continured from time ~o time until the purposes thereof were, in. the opinion,~ a~ tha. E~huncil~ f~ully aacomp.lished~. AED W~REAS,. by 0rdinance No.516, the':Cit.y Secretary o~ the City of Plainview, Texas was directed to give notiae of the time, place and prup~o, se of such hearing by causing notice, in substantial- ly Zhe form prescri.~ed, to be publishi~d~at least.three times prior to the date of said hearing in The .Plainview Evening_Herald~,.~ a ne.ws, paper of general.and~daiLy circvuia~tion, p~uhlished.~in~the ~City of Plainview, Texas, the first of such publications to be at least l0 days prior ~to the date set for ,the zaid~izear~ing.,~ AND V~i-~REAS them mOity Secretalry.~of Plainview, Texas,, in obedi- ence to tho di.~ective., of,~...tha.~Oity Council~of.,~Plain~i.ew, Texas, did give ~notice of~ the ti.me..place and purpose, of~ .~.suah hearing by causing notice, in.subatantially the form pmeacrihed, to be puhlished..three times prior .to the date ~of,~ said~heauing,~ in._the.~Plain~iew evening Herald, a newspaper .of general .and daily cu~culati,on~, published in. the City of Plainview, Texas,~ the firs. t of ~hich~publications vm~as made on the 17th day of. April, the second of which was made on the 21st day of April, and the third of which was made on the 25th day of April, 19~6. AND ¥,T!EP~S,~.. in ~the. Counc~il~Meet~ing Room of the.City Council. of the City of Plainview~, at the~ City Hall in the City of Plainview., Texas, on the 29th day of April, A. D, 1.946., atlO:~0O A. M,, the City Council of the City of. Plain~iew, Texas held such hearing, wher~ the owners of any railways and the owners of any interest therein, and the o~ers of .~utting property and the owners of any interest therein, were~,fully and fairly heard in all respects in ~o~hf6rmity with the law. AND ~A~RE~kS the said hearing washeid open and continu~dfrom time to time until the purposes thereof were fully accomplished and all persons desiring to be heard had been heard. NOW T~REFoRE~ BE IT ORDAIneD BY TP~ CITY COUNCIL OF THE 0ITY OF ~L~I~V.I~, TEXAS: That all matters asserted in the preamble to this Ordinance are hereby declared to be true and correct. II. That the hearing here~tofor_e ordered by Ordnance No~. 516 of the~ City of Plainview~ in, conne,ction with ,th_e~,~sP~e~cifie,d improvement of the Following~speciZic.~Units~ 'as~ herein~ designated~ is hereby closed, and that all protests and objections in connection with each such Unit is hereby s~ecifically overrnled~, to-wit: 1. Eighth Street from ~res~ line of Lexington Street to West line of Mil~aukee,~St~ee~t, designated as.Unit 2. Eighth Street from West line of Milw~kee Street to West line of Nassau Stree$_,,~.des,igna~ed. as Unit No. 2 3. Milwaukee Street from~North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Stree~, designa~te~d as,~nit No, 3 4. Milwaukee Street frSm North line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street., designated as.,,Unit No. 4 5. Nassau Street from North line of Seventh street to South iine od Eighth~Street, designated as Unit No. 5 6. Nassau Street from North line of Eighth Street to SoUth line of Ninth Street, designated as Unit No. 6 III. That the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, from the mvidence, finds: 1. Thatlthe assessments herein levied .shall be made and levie,d against the respective parcels of property abutting upon the said portions of the. said~ stree,t.s:mand,against.th~e owners .of such property. 2. That'such assessments are right and proper and established substantial justice and equality and unifommity between the respec- tive owners and respective properties, and between all parties concern- ed, considering benefits..r~eceived and~ burdens., imposed. ~. That in each. case, ~the. abutting property assessed specially benefitted in the enhanced value thereof~ by.means of th.e, improvement. in the Unit upon which the .particulars.property abuts, and for which assessment is levied, in a sum in excess of the assessment levied ag a ins t same b,y, tJmLs., or~dinance. ~. That.~,.the, lapportionmentl..of~thecost~of the improvements is in accordance. ~ith the proceedings heretofore taken and ha~ with reference to such improvements and is in all respects valid and re- gular. IV. That thereshall bs and, is. hereby le~ied,_and.,~asses,sed.~ against the parce~ls of property hereinbelow set out., and against, the real,~and true owners thereof, whether such owners~ be correctly named herein or not,. the sums of money~ below mentioned and itemized shown opposite the des- criptions of such property, and several amounts assessed against same, and the owners thereof, being as follows, to-wit: UNIT NO. 1 EIGHTH STP~ET VYIDTH 30FEE-WT FROM WEST LINE OF LEXINGTON STREET TO WEST LINE, OF MILWAUKEE STREET NOR TH SI[ DE Owner Lot, Lewis O. -Wilkes 8 Clyde Herring E93-1/3-9 D. H. Yancy W46-2/3 9 Block $ 8 NO. Addition Feet Rate College Hill l~0 2.67 College Hill 93.33 2,67 College Hill 46.67 2.67 Total Property 0wne.r, Assessment 373 2~9.19 124.61 SOUTH SIDE C. J. McGee 10 C. C. Casey ll 9 College Hill 140 2.67 9 College Hill 1~0 2.67 373,80 J73.80 TOTAL PROPERTY O~ER COST(3/4) T0~Z CITY COST (1/~) TOTAL UNIT COST UNIT N0.. 2 EIGI~H ST}~ET FROM $t, ~95 · 20 -498. ~0 $1,993.60 WIDTH 30 FEET V~]EST LINE OF MILWAUKEE ST~ET' TO %%~ST LI}~ OF NASSAU STREET NORTH SIDE Owner Lot Block F. L. Hicks 8 S40' I1 A. B. Deloa'ch~W~6-2/5-9 Ellis M. Mills 046-2/5-9 W. E. C]haney E46-2/3 9 S0~ITH SIDE E. L. Cantrell ETO' l0 B. C. Johnston WT0' 10. Mrs. Kate Dorsett ll NO. Addition Feet Rate College Hill ~1~0 ~. 2.67 11~ .Oollega Hill, ~6,,67 2.67 11 College tTill 46,67 2.67 ll College Hill ~6.67 2.67 Total Property 0w~r~ssment 373.80 12~.61 124.61 124.61 1GCollege Hill 70 2.67 lO. College Hill, 70 2.67 l0 College Hill 140 2.67 186.90 186.90 373.80 TOTAL PROPEa~ OWm~R COST (3/~) TOm, CXT¥ COST ( TOTAL UNIT COST $1,495,23 498, 41 $1,993.64 5 UNIT NO. 3 MILWAUKEE STREET 2([DTH 30 FEET FROE NORTH LINE OF' SEVENTH STREET TO SOL~TH LINE OF EIG~TH STREET EAST SIDE N~. total Property Owner ~ot~ Block Addition F~et~. Rate_. Owner Assessment G. W. Vernon.Sll0, 6 9 College Hill,llO 2.6? 293.70 Mrs. Kate Dorset. t NS0' 6 9 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 Eee Kelley 7 9 Collage Hill,. 50 2.,67 133.50 Lee Kelley 8 9 College Hill 15 2,67 40.05 Robin Baker. N35' 8 9 CollegeHill 35 2..67 93.45 Robin Baker ~32½' 9 9 College. Hill 32,5 2.67 86.78 C. J. McGee.~lT½, 9 9 Co.llege.~Hill. 17.5 2.67 ~6.72 C. H. McGee l0 9 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 W~ST SIDE Mrs. J. B. ~allace 1 Mrs, Kate Dors~tt 11 Mrs. Kate Do~set,~m Frank Zeleny S25' Frank Zeleny Frank Zeleny 12 13 10 College Hill 160 2.67 42Y.20 10 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 l0 Cbllege Hill 25 2.67 66,75 l0 College Hill 2~ 2.,67 66.75 10 College H~ll 50 2.67 133.50 l0 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 TOTAL PROPERTY 0~R COST (3/~) rOTAn CXTY COST TOTA m ZT COST 922.40 6~0.. 8O $2,563.20 L~NIT NO. 4 MILWA~UKEE ST~ET WID~t30 FEET FROM NORTH LIthE OF EIGHTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF NINTH STREET EAST SIDE 0wne r D, H. Yancy WSO' D. H. Ysncy WSO' D. H. Yancy W. E. Chaney W. E. Chaney H. M. Miller NO. Lot Bto~k Addition~, ~ .... Rite 9 8 College Hill., 5,0 2..67 10 8' College Hill 50 2.~67 tl 8 ~COlmle ge .Hill 50 2.67 12 8 College~ Hill 50 2.67 L3 8 College Hill 50 .6! 2 ~ L4 8 College E~%1 50 ' 2.67 Total Property Owner · Asse ssm~ nt 133.50 1~3.5O 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.50 H. M. Miller WL0' 15 H. M. Miller W 50' 16 ¥[EST SiDE 8 8 College Hill 50 2,67 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 Lena M. Ware 1 Lena M. Ware 2 C.S. Mickey 3 Mrs. Argie Chandler 4 Mrs. Naomi McDaniel 5 Mrs. Naomi McDanialNl~5 '~ 6 Raymond Jameson S35' 6 ~rs. Delma Benedict~ 7 Mrs. Del~ma Benedict N10'-8 F, L. Hicks S40' 8 11 11 11~ ll ll i1 11. ll 11 College Hill.. 50 Col!ege~ .gill 50 College Hill_ 50 College ~ill College Hill_ 50 College Hill C o.llega Hill College ~ Hill College Hill College Hill TOTAL aWt n COST TOTAL COST TOTAL COST 2.67 13.3.50 2.67 133.50 2,67 133.50 2,67 133.50 2.6,7 1-33.50 2.67 4O. 05 35 2.67 93.45 50 2~67 133.50 lO 2.67 26.70 40 2.67 106.80 $2,136.00 712.oo $2,848.00 UNIT' NO. 5 NASSAU STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LIIVE OF SEVENTH STRE~ET TO SOUTH LINE OF EIGHTH STREET EAST SIDE No. Total Property Owner Lot Block Addition Feet Eatme~ 0~nar~ Assess~en~ First Methodist ChurCh, 6. Lawrence Ludeman 7 Coleman Jones 8 B. C. Johnston.S70.' 9 B. C. Johnston W70' l0 t0 College HI1L-16~2,67 ,427,.20 10 Co&lege H~ $O 2,67 133,50 l0 Collage Hill 50 2.67 1~3.50 lO, College~,Hill 50 2,67 133,50 l0 College gill 50 2,67 133.50 V~ST SIDE Alcie F. Hall ) Joe E. Hsall ) 1 Mrs. R. G. B. ]~ain ll Joe Sharp S,31' 12 Mrs. R. G. B. FairiNg9' 12 Lawrence J.. Hunter Si~] 13 ~Joe. Sharp N36'- 13 15 Coll~egaHiiL16d. 2,.67 15 College Hill .. 50 2.6? t5 College Hill 31. 2.67 15 Coll~ga Hill~ 19 2~67 Lawrence J. Hunter TOTAL PROPERTY 0V~UER COST ( TOTAL CITY COST (l/g) TOTAL UNIT COST 15 College Hill 14 2.67 1.5 Colle. ga Hilt~ 36 2,67 15 Collage Hill 50 2.67 $1,922,40 64O.8O $2,5~3.20 422.2O 133.50 82.77 37.38 96.12. 133.5O UNIT NO. 6 NASSAU STREET ~IDTH 30- FEET FROM NORTH_LINE QF EIGHTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF NINTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Lot A. B. Deloack WS0' 9 A. B. Deloach WSO' 10 A. B. Deloac.h.~50' ll Mrs. R, J, Behrmands 121. Cecil Co~e N26~, 13 ll~ No. Block Addition Feet 11 College Hill 50 11 C~ll ege Hill 50 ll. Collega,~ill 50 ll College Hill 50 Mrs. R. J. Behr.ands S25'-13 11 Cecil Cope 1~ 11 R. E. Home 15 ll R. E. Home 16 ll CollegaHill 25 College Hill 25 Colteg~ Hill 50 CollegeHill 50 College Hill 50 Total Property R~t__e 0wne~ Assessment 2.67 153.50 2.67 13,~,50 2°67 133.50 2,.67 133.50 2..6~ 66.75 2,67 66.75 2.67 133.50 2,67 133.50 2.67 133.50 ~rEST SIDE C. B. Jones 1 l&~ College HtS,Bap.Par.s,onage-21&~ Mr.& MrS. Reese Mas,ten ~3 14 J. W, Gamel - Deed to Fern Fay Gamel Mrs. A. B. Speck ~ 14 E. D. Garrison 6 E. D. Garris,on,N25~ 7 Mrs. Karl Samman~S25' 7 14 Mrs. Karl Samman 8 College Hill 50 2.67 C~ollege Hill 50 2.67 College Hill 50 2.67 College Hill 50 2,.~67 College.Hill. 50 2.~67 College Hill 50 2.67 College Hill 25 2,67 ~ollege ~ill 25 '2.67 College Hill 50 2.67 153.5o 1~3.50 133.50 133.50 66.75 133.50 TOTAL ?-ao? amY. OST OrXL crrY COST TOTAL UNIT COST ************* $2,136.00 712.00 $2,848. co V® That the assessments~so~ levied are for the imp~ement in the.,particutar Unit upon ~which the property described abuts, and the assessments for the improvements in one Unit,. are in nowise related ,ia or connected with the improvements in any~ other Unit, andin amking assessments and in,holding said hearing the amounts~ so, assessed ~or the improvements in one Unit have been in nowise affected by any fact in anywise connected with the im- provements, or the assesse~ma~ ,therefor, of any other Unit, VI. That the several sums above assessed against- said parcels of property, and against the real a~d true owners ther$Sf,,~and interest thereon at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum together. ~ith.r. eaaonahle attorney's fees and costs of cellection , if incurred, ara her~eby declared .to be and made ~ lien upon the respective parcels of. property against ~ which the same are assessed, and a persanal liability and charge, against the real and true owners thereo~, whether or..not such~owners be correctly named herein, and such lien~,, shall, be and.~constit.ute the first enforce- able claim against the, property assessed, and~ shall be a first and paramount lien, superior to all other liens and claims, except State, County, School,~ D~istrict and City Ad .Valor, em~ Taxes~ 1. That the sums so assessed shall be payable as follow~, to-wit: In five equal installments, the ~f, irst payabl~ on ~or before ten (10) days after the completion and~ acceptance by the said City of the im~ provements in~ the ~Unit~upon. ~hich. the particular property abuts; the second installment due on~ or befor~e one year~ ~rom said date of .comple- tion and acceptance, the third installment due on or. before two.. (2~ years from said dat~e of. completian and. acceptance, the~ fourth install=] ment due on or before three (3) years .from said data of ~completion and acceptance, the~ fifth~ (5) installment~due on or before four. (4) years from said date of completion~an&~acceptamce; and such accessments shall bear interest ~rom the date of such completion~and acceptance at the rate of six per cent(6%) per annum., payable annually with each install- ment, so that upon completion and acceptance ~of the improvements. a particular U'nih .,aSSmeSsments.~ against th~ p~oparty abutting ,upon such completed and accepted. Unitl~ shall_.be and. beaome~,&ue.~and payable such installmen.ts,~, and. wi.t..h.interest from the, date. of s~uch~-complation and acceptance, provided .that an.y owner.shall'have the right to. pay off the entire assessment., o.r~ .any inatallment~ thereof, befare~ mat.u~it.y, by payment of principal and ~accrued interest, and provided further that if d~fault shall: be made in the payment of any ir,~hallment promptl~ as the ~ame matures, then_ the..entire .amonnt' of..the, assessment upon which 'such default is made, shall.,,~at, the option of the holder~, of the same., be and become immediately due and payable, and shall be collectible with reasonable attorney's fees an~d costs of collection, if incurred. VII. That the city of Plainview shall not in ~any manner be liable for the payment of any sums hereby assessed against.any property and the owners thereof, but the holder of the same shall look solely to said property, and the owners thereof, for payment of the sums assessed against the respective parc.~lma of property. 1, The said~ City shall, hOwever, exercise all .of its ~tawful powers to aid in the enforcement and collectian of said liens and assessments, and if default.shall be made in'the ~ayment of any ass- essment, collection, ther. eof shall, be enforc~ed either by sale of the property by the Tax Collector and Assessar of the City of Plainview as near as possible, in~ the.' manner provided for the sale of proFerty for the non-payment', of ad valorem taxes, or, at the option of the said holder or assigns, payment o~ said sums shall-be enforced by suit in any court having jurisdiction. VIII That for the purpose o~ evidencing-the several. Sums assessed, against the said parcels of property, and the o~wners thereof, and the time and terms of payments, and to aid in the enforcement thereof, assignable certificates s.h~ll~ be issued by the City of plainview upon the com- pletion and acceptance .of the work in each Unit of improvement as the work in such U'ni.t is completed and. accepted which certificates shall be executed by the ~gayor~ in. the name of the City, attested by the, CitySecretary with. the corporate, seal., and shall be payable to Bryan. & Hoffman, Paving Co. ntractors:,~ or assigns, aud..shall.declare the said amounts and the time. and terms of. payment and rate of interest and date of completion, and. acceptance of the improvements for~ which the certificate is issued~, and shall~cont~in :the. name of the owner as accurately as possihle,~ and the~ description, oF the property by lot and block number, or front feet thereof, or such .other descz~iption as may otherwise identify the same, and if the said property shall, be owned by an estate, then to so' state the description thereof as so owned :.- shall be sufficient, or if the name of the owner ~be unknow$, then to so state Sh~ll be sufficient, and no error or mistake i~, des- cribing any proper,ty, or in giving the name of any owners,shall in anywise invalidate or impair the assessment levied hereby or the certificate issued in evidence thereof.. The said certificates shall, further provide suhstantiaiiy that if. default shall, be made in the payment of any installment of prin- cipal or interest, when d~ue,._, then. , at the op.tion of the holder of the same, or assigns._, the whole cf..the said ass~assemnt evidenced thereby shall,, at~ onee become due. and payable~,....and., shall be col- lection, if incurred. And sa,id certificates shall set forths: and evidence the personal liability of the owners of~ such property and the lien upon such property, and ~hall provide in effect if default shall be made in'the property by the Tax Collector and Assessor of the City of Plainview, as above recited, or by suit in any court having jurisdiction.. The Said?cer.tifica.tes~ shall., fur, ther, recite in.effect that all pro- ceedings with reference.to making said impr.ovements have been regularly h d zn~ c. omDll~nce..wtth the. la~ in fo~.ce .and proceedings of the City of Plain~ie.w, .and that~ all pr. erequisites~,t'o the fix- lng of the. lien~and~claim of p,e~sma~l~liahility~ evid[enced, by.such certificates ha~e. b.een~.regularly.~dOne and, performed, which recitals shall be evidence of the matters and facts so recited, and no urther proof thereof~ shall he. required in any c,ourt. And the said certificates may have coupons, attached thereto in evidence of each or ,any of the several insDallments.thereof, or they may have coupons for each of the first four installments, leaving the~main c~mtifi~ate.for the fifth. Said certificates may .further p~ovide snbstantially that the amounts payable thereunder may be paid to the ~Collector of Taxes. of the City, who shall iss,ue~.~his receipt ther. ef.or~.,~ ~hich receipt shall be evidence of~ such payment upon. any demand fo~ the same,, either by virtue of the: said certificate or. any comtmact to pay the same ent.ered into by the proper~y owners, .and that .the Col- lector of Taxes ~ill.~dep. ositm all, sums_, so received by him forth, with with the City Treasurer., and up~on, the payment.Of any install- ment with interest upon the surr. ender of the ~coupon therefor, receipted in full by said. Contractor, or other holder,...ag said cer- tificate, the.City Treasurer shall pay ,the amount so collected and due thereon, to said Contractor., or other'holder, which.coupons so receipted shall be the Treasurer's wa~rant~for payment, And.the said certificates shall,~f, tuuther ,provide in effect that the City of Plainview shall..exer.cise all of~ ~its. l~wful powers, when. requested so to do by the holder of said..cermtificates ta aid in the .enf~orcement and collection thereof,- and said certificates may contain .other and further recitals per.tinent and. appropriate ther.eto, It shall not be necessary that said certificates shall be in the exact form as above set forth, but the substance and effedt thereof shall suffice. That the assessments levied by this ordinance for the imporvements in each Unit are. altogether.separable and.~disltinct f. rom~ assessments in each and every ether, unit.. The. as,s~essments .for improvements in one Unit.~are in..nowise~ affected hy the improvements in an~ other ~nit, are in~mitOwise a.ffe.cted .by the improvements in any other, Unit., and in ma~ing and.~lavying.assessments .the costs of the improvements in each Unit, the ~enefits.. by means of the improvements, and .all other matters and things, with reference to the improvements in each Unit, have been considered and determin~d altogether without re- ference to. amy. other unit., ~and the omission .o~ .the improvements in any Unit shall, in nowise affe~ct~ .or zmpa~r, tn. ~ ~atidity .o~,.asse.ssments for the improvements in any other U~it~ 'The( omission of improve, merits lni:-~ai~y.~particular ~nit.~in:~ront of 'any property exempt from the.-lien of sUch-assessments shall in nowise affect Sr impair the validity of assessments against other property in that Unit. That no mistake, error, invalidity oz-. irr. egularit.y in the name of, any property' owner, or .the..description~ of.~ nay proper.ty, ox the ~amonnt of any assessmant,....or in. any other matter.or. ~thing., shall in .any- wise invalidate_or, impair, any. ass,essment.-le~ie~d ..hereby or~ any c.er- tificate issued, and any such mistake., error, invalidity or irreg- ulariSy, whether in such assessment or in the certifiate issued in evidence thereof, may be corrected at mny time by the City. That all assassmen~ts leveled are aper. sonal~ liability, an~ charga~ against the real and true owners o~ the premises described, not- withstanding such owners may not be named, or may be incorrectly named. III. That the fact t.hat the specified improvement of ~the specific Units as herein designated are in such ~ur~gent ~need. of~ suc~improvement while the conditi~on~ of the weathe, r ~ill~.~p~er~mit.~s.uch~impr~wement~., creates an emergency and~ imperative puhlic..necessity for..the im~ mediate preser~vation.-~of the public peace., property, health~ and safety, r quz~,~ng that _.~ny rules that. an ordinance be. read at more than one meeting of~ t~he..City Council oflPlain~Lew,~ an&.all...rulea. ~ prohibiting the passage of. the same. o.~the date ~of introduction and passage, be, and. the. same are hereby dispensed with the suspended, and this ordinahce shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED A~ND ~2°PR0~D this 6th day of~ May, 1946. Attest: J.L. GALI~tWAY J. L. Gallaway; City Secretary J. N. JORDAN ~. ~N. ,~o~an; STATE OF ~^.~ '~ COUNTY OF HALE CITY OF PLAINVIEW WHEREAS,~the City Council of'the City of Plainview, Texas, by sufficient..proc~eedings,~ had. nnder~ its Char. te~..and .laws ~o.f the State of Texas, and the-ordinances, and~resolu.tions of said. gov.erning body passed thereunder,~ has ordered that the ~ollowing.~,portions~. of the street hereinafter.' designated, b.e improved hy raisings, grad- ing and filling same~, and by installing monc~j~,.te curbs, and gutters and, where~.~necessary, storm.se~e, ra an& drains, and by pa~ing with triple asphalt, surface on six,inch calicha base, arid execmt, ing other work ther.eon, a.ndl, has..dealared that special .~asae,sament.a.for a part of the coat of.~snc,h~,~or~k, shail~ba_made.and levied on the property abutting themeon~and, the ~ o~ne~s ~the~eof .~.te~ a pmoper, hear~ ing, apportio.~d by the Fmont F.oOt Rule, and a co~tract~ and ~o. nd for the construction and completion, al such~provement by the Contractom, being tha payee named hereunder,, having be~en, duly ~de, executed and approved on hehalfi ~o~ said..Can~rac.toz~ .~d siad City, ~her_eby said Contractor is to f~nish'all. Labo~. and materi~s, for said ~work, which is hereby admitted amd ~ecla.~ed -to be ~an i~rovement.~ to~a~upon the property he.mei~fter described~,~ and an actual benefit to the owners thereof in th,s .enhanced ~-alue thereof hy me~a o~ such., i~rovement to an amount, in.excess o~ the obligations, herein assm~ed, and ~this voluntary ~lien~aontract is now executed as an inducement to said Contractor to perform such work and to furnish such labor and materials, And ~IEt{~AS the undersigned own certain property in said City abutting upon the portion of the,~following street in the following Unit designated for improvement, to-wit: said property being describedas follows: land fronting feet on the Street, and being Being a certain parcel of side of NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of such improvement and after the complehio.~.~ there of and acceptance ther~eoF.-by said City, I, or we, and wife , do hereby promise and agree~to~ pay, at the .~off~ice ~of the City Col- lector of Tax~s..in~Plainview~, TeXas, to Bryan~ & Hoffman, Paving Contractors, a.~partmership composed of V~. E. Bryan and. C..L~ Hoff- man, or assigns, whatever sum shall be ascertained to ~be s~hh pr.o- rata share of the cost of said improwement in f~o~kt~OFms~id~ pr~mises, calculated according to the~ sys~t, em adopted .by. ~o~r,dinance passed.~izy said City ~C~onnc ii ,. no, t~,m however, to exceed the.~ s-mm offs . , but if the fron.tage of said p~emises shall exceed that hereinbefore stated, the$, I, or' we, agree to pay pro rata cost of such'~excess at the rate of~$2.67~,.pe~'.fron~t~oot ~hereof. The principal amount hereof so ascertained shall be paid as follows, to-wit: All cash at~.~t.he option of the undersigned, or one,fifth cash, due and payable~on or ~before l0 days after the completion~of ~aid impro~ment and its acceptance by the said City, and the~balanc,e in four equal installments due and payable respectively on or befome one, two, th~eem and. four years, from....the dat~ of the completion of~ the said improvement.and its accep.tance by the City, and the entire principal amount remaining unpaid shall..bea~, interest at thel rate of 6% per annum from Said.,date until, paid., payable in Full with each of said installmen~ts, but at .the option of the undersigned, or any owner of said~pr~emises~, said entire amount, for any of said installs: ments may be paid at any time before maturity upon payment of pr~n- cil~al and all .int~erest~ acc~ned..to, date o£~ .smch.payment. In the event of. any default, in. the pa.yme.,ht .of any instaiimen.ts of said principal or.. in:retest, then at,,.2~ae ,option of' the~ holder of this obligation, the .whole amount.remaining unpaid shall at onee become du~ and ,Dayable;.and I, or we, further also agree in such event vo pay costs and reasonable attorneys fees .if incurred, for ~the purpose of collecting said amount; and such attorney's fees are here- by fixed at ~10~ of the. amount..of the principai.and~.~.interest~, And I, or we, the undersigned, do hereby waive the issuance and set, vice of all notice required ~by law~, and~ accept and acknowledge full notice of any proceedings had.or to be had in.s.aid~matter, and con- sent and agree that said goYerning body.o~, said City shall levy and~ declare special~ assessment with lien and. personal .liability and cause the issuance of an assignable assessment certificate for the amount herein agreed to be paid, all in accordance with..this instrtu~ent and the laws and.. ordinances for such cases~made, and provided; ~and. in further donsideration, of said. improvements and. benefits, and ~as security addit~ional and cumulative to, but subsisting, independently of any amsessment or assessment certific.at.e, issued o~ other p~.ocead- lng had by said City evidencing said indebtedness, I, or we, the undersigned, do hereby confess, five and grant unto..zaid Contractor and payee herednbefore, named, and unto any assignee thereof, th~ Mechanic' s, Builder!s and Matemial Men's Lien upon, said abutting property described to secure the full payment, of. said indebtedness and Obligations as co.ntemplated in the ~Constitution of Texas for im- provements made on a Homestead; and as further cumulative security and inducement to said Contractor, I, or we, the undersigned, do hereby Grant, Bargain, Sell and Convey unto said Contractor ~he said abutt- ing property together with all appurtenances thereto, to have and to hold the same unto.said Cont~a¢~tor and payee, and unto any assignee hereof, in Trust.. However, to secure the~ due payment of said o~li- gations hereinabove~ contained,and upon~ such payment being, made, then and thereupon these presents sha!l~be and.becomr null and void and finally the Mechanic' s, Contractor' s and ~aterial~Men,s .Lien.. shall accrue for the benefit of BRYAN. & HOFFlY~N, ~aving Contractors, a partnersnz~ composed o~ W.' h. Bryan .and G L. Hoffmam,~ whether said improvements ara in exact,, or substantial..¢omPliance .with said. ordin? ance of the City of~ Plaimview~. or not, and. whether the final .amount to be paid shall be ascertained by compromise,, ar~bi,tration, judicial ascertainment,, or whether under~ the contract or on quant~ merit; provided, hwoever, any release.of.said.assessment~ certificate and .lien executed by any person presenting such ori~inal~certificate~for payment, shall~also persso effect, a full. and ~inal release of. all rights and titles .under .this .voluntary constract; any sm'd all pay- ments made on acoount af such assessment certificates shall be en- tered as a~.c~ed.it ~here.on. And it is,..likewis.e exp.res, sl~y understood. ~all~,agr.eed. m.t~t .thLs obligation is not conditioned .up,an such. imp.ro~emenhs~ ~being. effect- ed in. front~ of .all property abutting on said stree~ or public place or portion tn reof included in sa.id_~ proceedings and contract, but such improvements, may be omitted by Contractor~, as provided by law and ordinance, in front of any proper, fy the owners .of which may fail or~.r, efuse to~ make app~.rop, riate.~ arrangements f.o.r, pa~nent satis- factory to Co~tradto~; and i.t is also,.agreed, that changes and.al~ terations in said.work, may he made .as. provided, in the contract and specifications therefor, and the same shall, not he deemed to affect in any manner the leglity or force of any such assessment or lien securing same or this c n~tr~ct or.~any lien.~securing same,. O ~ ~ Signed and acknowledged at P~ainview, Texas, this the day of _., A. D. 1946. THE STATE OF TEXAS COL~I~ITY OF HALE. Before me, the undersi~.ned authority., on thio ~ay peraonally appeared and wife, , known to me to~a the persons ~hose mames--ar'~' subscribed, to the fo~regoing instrLunent, and~ack~ nowledged to me that they executed~t~he same f~or the pumposes and consideration therein expressed; and the said , wife of the said having been ~amined by me privately and.. apamt .f~om. her husband.~ and having the.~smme~ by me fully, expl.ained to her, she,. the said ackno~ledged, snhh instr.ument~.to be her act and deed 'and dec,lared~.that~she_~had willingly' signed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed, and that she did not wish ~to retract it Given U~Lder my hand and seal of said office on this the day of ,.A.D. 1946. NOTARY PUBLIC in and for Halle County, Texas STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE Before me, the undersinged authority in and for Hale County, Texas, on this day personally appeared , know~ to me to be the person whose~nameaiS~-subscribed, to.the fbre- going instr~m~ent, and acknowledged to me that he executed the'same for the purposes, and~-c,o~-s~ideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of said office on this the , _day of ~, A. D. 19~6. NOTARY PUBLIC in and for Hale County, Texas. Motion by Alderman. Smith,, seconded by Aldeman Elliott, that the following ordinance be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the ordinance follows: ORDINANCE ON SIDEWALKS NO. 519 AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE INS°ROVE~NTS ABUTTING AND ADJACENT TO THE CURBS A~AYD GUTTERS OF THE STREETS IN THE CITY OF PLAIN- VIEW, TEXAS, AND REQUIRING ~ PERMIT BEFORE SUCH IMPROVES~NTS ARE ~MADEAND PROVIDING A PENALTY, BE IT 0RDA!I~D BY THE CITY C0~CIL~,0F, THE , CITY OF PLAINUViEW, TEXAS: SECTION 1. Tha~ no person, firm or. corporation shalt lay any sidewalk, driveway, foundation or other structures adjoining or ~butting said curb or gutter on any street in the City of Plainview, withou~ ~irst ha,~ing oht,ained~,a permit from.the.~Ci~Inspacto~. SECTION 2. Upon nany application for~ such permit~, the build- lng inspector~,will,make, due~ inspection of such proposed improvment and may issue such permit pro,wided such imprmvement and structures are built and laid according to the provisions of~. this ordinance and in accordance with the provisions of the permit granted and no fee shall be ch~ged for the issuanc,e o~ suck~permit~ SECTION 3, Each and,~eve~y structure, such as side~aiks, drive-~ ways, foundations and,~ other solid structures beginning witk and abutting against such street, curb amd / or butter or ending against such street curb and / or~ gutter shall.~be provided with. a one-half inch expansion joimt~ between such sidewalk, driveway, foundation or other structure, and suck,c.n~b and / or gutter, which-~expansion~ joint shall be filled with some standard,, recognized expansion joint material to be.approved~by the City Inspector., and under no conditions or dircumstances shall,said sidewalk, dri~a~ay, foundation or other struc~t.ur~e be placed ,immediately joir~ing and against said curb and / or gutter without providing for such expansion joint and the filling of the~same ~ith expansion ,joint material, SECTION $o Any person, firm or~. corporation who shall lay such sidewalk, driveway, foundation or o. ther structure against said curb and / or gutter without~providing such expansion joinb, as herein above defined, and / or without first obtaining a permit for such improvement~ shallm, be ~uilty of a misdemeanOr and upon conviction shall be' fined in any SUmm not less~ than ONE AlfD N0/!00 ($1~.O0)~DOLLARS~ nor more than ONE ~UJNDRED AND NO/lO0 ($100.00) DOLLARS and e~Very~day that such condition remains unremedied ~shatl constitnte~ a separate offense. PASSED, ~LPPROVED Ah~ ADOPTED this the 6th day of May, A. D. 19~6. ATTEST: J. N. Jordan Mayor; bity df Plainview, Texas. J. L. Callaway City Se~e~-~-~'~; city of Plainview, Texas. Motion. by Alderman-Hanc.ook, sec.on~ed.by Alderman James, that estimate af Jordan.& Tuhbs._for.~$2,148.47; also the estimate of Bryan & Hoffman for $488.08 be accepted and ordered carried. Hasie& Green ~157.33, At this. point the Mgyor recessed the meeting until 10:00 A.M. on May,Sth, 1946. -: ~v!ay 8, 1946.:- k reconvelned..regular nee.ting of~ the Council of the City.of Plainview, Texas,~owas heldm~wi~h ~[.ayor, J~ N. ~go~dan, Presiding and Alderman~W. C.~ tfalone, Ben~~'. Smith, c. P. Smith, C. P. Elli0tt L. W. James and C. H. Hancock being present, the following bus- iness was transacted, tm-wit: Motion by Alderman~ames, se~cond, ed by Alderm~..~.Hancock., that the following~P. H. Br_y~a~._=City Tax Collector & City$.. Finance Officer,. Frank ii. Day;~e~ge J.-Boswell, Corporation .Judge.; Hoyt Curry., Chief,..~P~alic~e,; A. ~i. Hamilton, Fiz~e ch~f.-Fire ~Sarahall; S. E. Bolles,._Water Superintend,emt; J. P. Marlin., Street Superin- tendent; ~.~.D.p. Jones, dity..Healt&,Officer; Dr.. E. C. Nicholl City Sanitary Officer; W. F. Foley, City Inspector; ;¥ill Evans, Superintendent of Parks~ be: appointed-. The_ motions, was carried and-'~:it:i;vas so oraered. Motion by Alderman .Smith, Seconded by ~demman Hancock, that the following salaries be increa~s~d~lth:~the follow&ng amaunts: P, H, Bryan be allowed $50,00 per month being, Finance..0f2icer,. Hoyt Curry's Salary tO be~225,00 per month; F~.k R, Day's salary to be ~nc~eased $~:-5.00 ~p:er mont$~.for a perz. oa. of .one year only, or, until ~Apr~l 30th,~ 19~Y~and, that he will not present a bill for any extra work done d~ing that time. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. 'There be:',~ng no further buSiness, meeting adjouned. ' Ci?4(~ary~ ~" ************* ~I~ -:May 13, 19~6:- A called meeting of the Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, was held on the~ahove date with the Mayor, J. N. jordan.~ presiding, and Alderman, W.C. ~alone, L. W. Ja~es, Ben F. Smith ~C. P. Elliott, and City Attorney Frank R. Day, and City Tax Collector, P. H. Bryan, present when th~ £ollowing business was transacted, to-wit: Alderman Smith made a motion which motion was s~conied by Alderman Elli_ott~, that the City Council authorize the following contract. The motion was carried and the contract is as ~ollows: Plainview, Texas, ~gay 13, 1946. '~ and To the Honorable Mayor,, City Council, Plainview, Texas.. Gentlemen: You have outstanding 937,000 City of ~lainview Water- works Revenue Bonds, Dated January l, 193-7, bearing 4% interest; interest dates January 1st. and July' lst;.matur~ing.. $2,000 - 1947/1951, both inclusive, 3,000 1952/1960, both inclusive, We represented these bonds at the time of their issuance and they are now held .by our clients. We understnad from you that you w±ll need fun~s at the present time to finance the cost of impmo~ing and extending the waterworks and sewer systems ~n the approximate amount of $213,000.00 and that it is~nece_ssary that such fund, s be-obtained by the issuance of bonds, and that .it is necessary that said bonds~be water and sewer revenue bonds payable solely from the revenues of the systems. There- fore, it is necessary before the new bonds 'could be issued that the $37,000.00 present Water works Revenue Bonds be obtained for the purpose of cancelling and or refunding, in the. ne~ i.ssue. It is understood therefore that the 'total amount of the proposed new issue would-b~ $250,000.00, of which $37,000.00 in bonds would, be used to replace the existing Revenue BOnds, We he~eb.y agree to immediatety-comtact the holders of the $37,000.00 -~4% RevenUe Bonds, and attempt to secure~.same under such terms and conditions that' we could afford to acdept new bonds in lieu thereof, under the terms and conditions heree inafter stated. When, as and i~ we. a~e able to obtain the $37,000.00 Bonds, we will notify the City and you agree to call an eledtion promptly for the $25.0,000.00 Water ~and Sewer Revenue Bonds. It is agreed that the services of the Honorable W. P. D~mas, Dallas, Texas, will be sec.n~ed for the purpose of preparing the election proceedings furnishing the election~supplies, printing hhe ballots, and all other necessary expenaes~of the election, except that the City will pay for the local expense, such as for publication of notices, and the expense of the election officials. It eh electon should carry, you will further instruct Judge Dumas to prepare all necessary legal.p~odeedings authorizing the issuance of the bonds,, printing same, and..all.other necessary expense, and give his final, approveing opanion. Judge Dmmas will be instructed Do look to us for the pa~ent of his fee and charges in the above matters. For the abo~e issue of..bo.nds, when and as ~oted, the election to be held. as so.on as possible and practicable as soon as we can obtain the cooperation of the holders of the outstanding bonds, we herebyagr.ea to pay you par and accrued interest for the bonds, to be dated as may be agreed upon, probably July 15; the first interest payment data to be July 15, 1947, and semi-annually thereafter; the principal maturing January 15 in each year; said bonds to mature as fo.llows: $12,000 ~anuar. y 15 in each of the years 1947/1~.56~ both inclusive; 13,000 January 15 in each of the years 1957~1966, both inclusivE; .The bonds wi.ll.b.ear interest at.the, following rates: $120,000 Bonds maturing the first ten years from their date to bear 1-1/2% interest from their date; and /? Ali bonds maturing the eleventh to ~the twentieth year f. rom their date to bear 2-3/4% interest from.their dante. This issue of bonds in the amount o~ $250,000.00 will be payable both~as to principal and interest solely from revenues of the waterworks and sewer systems, and each bond will carry the stipulation "The holder here of shall never have the right to demand' payment of this obligation out of any funds raised or to be raised by .taxation,'. It is understood that this issue of bonds will not carry a mortgage of~ your water~o.rks amd sewer system, but that you will be encumbering only the revenues thereof in s ~ufficient amount to pay the Principal and interest as the same become due. It is further agreed that, if we can secure the approwal of the pr~sent.~ ~holders of .the OUmtatanding bonds. We will absorb the cost of securing..the $37,00.0,00 outstanding .bonds without charge to the City. It is understood that $37,000.00 of the new bonds are to be delivez~ed .t.o us ta replace the present outstand- ing bondS, which we will take up and pay lot; and the remaining bonds, in tho amount of $213,000~..00 will _be paid for by us ~at par and accrued interest in cash. It is understood, however, that the City'w.ill make payment to us of the funds necessary to pay the accrued interes~t ~on-~i~he $37,000,.00 Bonds from the.last in- terest payment date to the date of delivery to us of the new bonds, and payment made therefor, since we will pay the City the accrued interest on the new bonds from their date to the date of delivery to us. We, in no way guarantee to be ahla to obtain the $37,00~.00. outstanding bonds, but will use our very best efferts to do so, and should we be unable to get the entire amount of t'he outstanding bonds satisfactorily under our control, this contract is to be null and voil. The above agreement, is mad~ subject tO the .approving opinion of the Honorable W. P. Dumaa, Narket Attorney, Dallas, Texas and with the furthers_ under~standin~ that the election on the above bonds will_be held as soon .as practicable, and that, if the electio~arries, the bonds ~are to be delivered to us promptly; and, in case the election fails, that we will absorb the expense and you will owe us nothing. Respectfully submit,ted, Crummer & Company,Inc., of Texas, By C. M. Smith We, the undersigned ~0ffic~[a!s of the City of Plainview, Texas, hereby acc.ept the above and foregoing proposal, ami agree to the terms thereof by order of the City Council in session this, the 13th day of May, 1946. ._ J.N. Jordan Mayor,City of Plain~iew,Texas. ATTEST: P. H. BRYA~ City Secretary, Asst; City of P la i nv ie w, -~ Texas. (City Seal) CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS $120,000 @ t 1/2% -lst 10 ]fears $130,000 @ 2 3/4%-Next i0 Years Dated July 15, 1946 -Due January 15, 19.47/6..6 $250~000 at 2 1/2% Interest TOTAL TOTAL L PRIN~IPA . INTEREST PRINCIPAL th2TEREST 1947 $12,000 $5,285.00 $12,000 $6,100.00 1948 12,000 5,105.00 12,000 5,800.00 1949 12,000 4,925.00 12,000 5,500.00 1950 12,000 4,745.00 12,000 5,200;00 1951 12,000 4,565.00 112~000 4,900.00 1952 12,O00 4,-385.00 12,000 4,~600.00 1953 1.2~,O0d 4,205.00 12,000 4,300.00 1954 12,000 ~,025.00 12,000 4,000.00 1955 12,0OG 3,845.00 12~O00 3,700.00 1956 12,000 3,665.00 12,000 3,400.00 1957 13,000 3,396.25 13,000 3,087.50 1958 13,000 3,038.75 13,000 2,762.50 1959 13,000 2,68.1.25 13,000 2,437.50 1960 13,000 2,323.75 13,000 2,112.50 1961 13,000 1,966.25 13,000 1,787.50 1962 13,000 1,608.75 13,000 1,4~2.50 1963 13,000 1,251.25 13,000 1,137.50 1964 13,000 893.75 13,000 812.50 1965 13,000 536.25 13,000 487.50 1966 . 13~000 178.75 13,000 162.50 $250,000 $62,625.00 $250,000 3,750.00 A 2% yield on the above l½ and 2-3/4% Bonds is a premium of $9,740.oo Less estimated cost of getting $~7,000,00 - 4% Bonds in and cancelled 7,27.5.00 Estimate6 cost of legal wor~ on ¢200~000 ~onds $1,500.00 Estimated cost on $250,000 $ 1,875.00 1,875.00 Net $ 590.00 There being no further business, meeting adjournTd. "Se cretary, C it y o'f~l~, Tex. Plainvie~, TexaE, May 20, 1946. The City Conncil .met~ in regular, meeting .with the following mem- bers present:: l~ayor., J. N.Jordan, D. ldermen; C..P..Elliott, L.W.James, C.H. Hancock, .W. C ,Malone and B'en F. Smith._ City Tax Assessor-Colle ctor P.H.Bry.~n, City Atty., Frank R. Day and City Sanitary Officer, Dr. E.C.Ni6iioll, Att.ended the meeting. ~inute. s of the last regular meeting,also,minutes of the reconvened ~regular meeting and the c~lled meeting held on May 13th,read and adopted. Motion by Alderman Smith,seconded by Alderman EllioCt,that the follow- ing ordinance be passed and adopted.-The motion was.,.carried and the ordinance follows: - :PAVING ORDINANCE: - ~0. i520., AN ORDINANCE DECLARING PUBLIC NECESSITY FOR THE t~ROVE~ENT OF CERTAIN DESIGNATEil P~OTtONS OF CEP~TAIN DESIGNATED STREETS IN TP~ CITY OF PiA VIEW, TEXAS, SEPCIHING T~ NATL~E AND TYPE OF EUCH I~:~ROVEt~IE!~r,ESTABLISH- ING ~ ~THOD OF PROCEDURE THEREOF, DESIGI~'TING AND SEPAR_&TING UNITS OF WORK, ALLOCATING DIVISDN OF PAlqWENT OF COST, PROVIDING RULE FOR APP~BTION- ~ti~T OF COST, FIi(~G TINE,-. TER~,(S AND CONDITIONS OF PA~IQT OF COST AND PR0~IDING AND DEFINING ASSESS~vIENTS T~RE~ ~R, SPECIFYING ~ht&TURE OF ASSESS- ~T LIENS AN3 PERSONAL LIABIL~T , PROVI~)ING FOR ISSD~.NCE ~D PROVISIONS ~ ~,~%:~~ ;~;~ ~VID~4 ~ OF ASSESS~ENT FOR C 0STS PROVIDING FOR HEARING AND NOTICE OF HEARING FOR ABUTTING-PROPERTY OWNERS PRIOR TO ASSES.SME~, PRESCRIBING THE 'PROCEDURE FOR SUCH HEARING, DIRECTING CITY ENGINEER TO PREPAI~ ESTheTES OF COST OF IMPROVE- M~T AND AMOL~TS OF PROPOSED. ~SESSY~NT, PROVIDI~JG FOR PERF0~ NCE 0 F v~n ~.~ BY CONTRACTOR, PROVIDING FOR l~kNh~R AND METHOD OF PAYtvIENT OF CONTRAGTOR AND DECLARING BE IT ORDAINED BY Tt~ CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAIN~rIEW~ TEXAS. That public,necessity exist:s and requires that the following portions of the designated streets in the City of Plainview, Texas shall be improved, as~..her.einprowided, to-wit: Denver Street from N~rth line of Sixth Street to South line of Seventh Street,. d, esignat~d~.as,,~ Unit No. 7 E1 Paso Street from North line of Eithth Street to South line of Ninth Str6et, desigmated as Unit ~o,. ll Fresno Street, from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street~ designated~aa ~nit..No.. 15 Fresno Street from South line of Tvelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, designated as ~nit No. 16 Galveston Street from North line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, desiEmt~ed as ~nit No. 18 Independence Street from North line of Seventh Street to Souhh line of Eighth Street, ,designa~edm man. Unit No. 2~ Independence Street from South line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designated as Unit No,.. 2~- Independence Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth. Street, designated as ~nit N.o. 27 Independence Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteen, th Street, designated as ~nit No.. 28 Joliet Street from North line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as.Onit No. 32 Joliet Street from North line 9f Eleventh Street to South li$e of Twelfth Stree,t, deaignat,ed as.~ nit No. 3~ Joliet Street from South line of Twelfth Street ~o South line of Thirteenth~Street, designated, as.Unit No. 3~ Kokomo Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designate~ aa ~nit No. 35 Kokomo Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No. 37 Kokomo Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Str~eet,, designated as Unit No. 38 Lexington Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Street, designated as.Unit No. ~9 Lexington Street from South line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, desimgnate,d as D~ni, t. No. ~0 Milwaukee Street from North line-of Sixth Street to South line of Seventh St~eet,~dasignat~das b~nit No. 41 Milwaukee Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street,~dasignated,~aa Unit No. 42 Milwaukee Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, d~esignated aa Unit No.~, 43 Nassau Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designatedas~Uni~.~No. 44 Nassau Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street,.~designat~das.Unit No. 45 Nassau Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as~nit No. 46 Nassau Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit Nm. 47 Oakland SDreet from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street,~ designated as ~nit No. 50 Oakland Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line Of Eleventh Street., designated as.mUnit 51 Portland Street from Sotuh line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh St~eetm, designated as Unit Nmo. 55 'Portland Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as. Unit. No. 56 Eighth Street from West line of Nassau Street to East line of Oakland Street, designated as Unit No.61- Ninth Street from West line of Quincy Street to East line of Raleigh Street, designat~d~.a.s~Unit Na. 64 Ninth Street from East line of Raleigh-Street to East line of Smythe Street, d~signated~as~nit~o. 65 Ninth Street from East line of Smythe Street to East line of Travis Street~ designated aS Unit, No. 66 Tenth Street from West line of Lexington Street to ~as t line of Nilwaukee Street, designated as Unit No. 71 Tenth Street from West line of Milwaukee Street to East line of Nassau Street, designated aa Unit No. 72 Tenth Street from West line of Nassau Street to East line of 0akland Street, designated as Unit No. 73 Tenth Street from West line of~0akland Street to East line of Port- land, Street, designated..as~Unit No. 74 Tenth Street from West line of Portland Street to East line of Quincy Street., designated, as Unit No. 75 Beech Street from North line of seventh Street to South line of Eighth Street, designated as 0nit No. 76 II. That said portions of such designate~ streets shall beimproved by raising, grading and filling same., and'~by installing concrete curbs and gutters, and, where necessary, storm sewers and drains, and by paving with the followi~ type of material on specified foundation: PREFERP~D: Triple Asphalt Surface on Six-Inch Caliche Base. Base Caliche Base. ALTERNATE: Double Asphalt Surface on Six-Inch Catiche ALTERNATE: 0ne-Inch Oklahoma Rock Asphalt on Six-Inch III. That the specifie'd improvement of the specific Units as herein dssignat- sd shall be in accordance with and in conformity to the procedure es- tablished and autlined in Chapter 9, Title 28, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, 1925, the terms and provisions of which have heretofore been adopted by the City of Plainview. IV. That the specified improvement of each specific Unit as herein des- ignated shall, be separate and distinct, from the improvement of any other such Unit., and. the assessment levied fo~ such improvement shall be s~parate and distinct from the assessment levied in any other such Unit, and the said improvement and.~assessment for im- provement in each specific Unit as herein designated shall not inter- dependently effect or be affected by the improvement or assessment in any other such Unit. That allocation of ap yment for the specified imlo.rovement of each specific Unit as herein d~signated, shall, be as follows: · . Railways using, oc_cupying oS crossing any portion of a specific Unit as herein designated to be improved, shall be assessed for and shall pay for the entire cost of such improvements in the area between .their rails and traaks, double tracks, turnouts and seitches, and 'two feet on each side the.roof. 2. The abutting property and the owners thereof of a specific Unit as herein designated to be improved, after deduction of the sum to be paid by railways under Sub-paragraph i above, shall be assessed for and s-hall pay for three-fourths of the cost of such improvement. a. In connection with the above assessment, shoyld it appear at the hearing to be held before the final assessment is made, that the special benefits .to. such property, by way of enhancement of ~alue thereof by virtue of such improvement, will not aggregate such proportion of the mos, t specified above~ thong_th.r_, shall be assessed and shall be paid by such abutting property and the owners thereof a lesser amount, not to exceed the ben.fi.ts of the ~said~ improvement. ~. The City of Plainview, af~ter deduction of the sum assessed against Railways, under Sub-paragraph l, and after deduction of the sum assessed against the abutting prOperty' and the owners thereof, under Sub-paragraph 2 above, shall pay th~ reamining cost of the said im- Provement. VI. That the part,, of the cost of the specified~ improvement of each specific Unit as herein designated, which'.may be asses_sod against abutting ~,property and owners thereof, shall be apportioned amon~ the parcels of abutting property and owners thereof in accordance with the Front Foot Plan or'.Rule. 1. In connection with the a~ove appor~tionment, should it appear that the application of~ the abc.ye plan or rule would, in the opinion of the City Council of Plainview~, in particular cases result in injustice or inequality, the said Council shall apportion and assess said costs in such proportion as it may, deem just and equitable, having in view the special benefits and enhanced ~alue to be received by such parcels of property and owners thereog,, the .equities of such owners and the adjustment of such apportionment, so as to produeea Substantial equality of benefits received ~and burdens imposed. VII. That the time, terms and conditions of paymemt~of the amount to be assessed and to be paid for the specified improvement of each specific Unit as herein designated,~shall~he as follows: 1. The amounts assessed, against and to be paid by Railways for such improvement in the area .between their rails and tracks. double tracks, ~urnouts and switches, and two feet on each side there- b shall be oaid Qniostimat~.o~ statements, o~~ befor~ 0 s, er comp~.et~lon~ oi' ~ne, sp. aalT-le~ zm~rov, emen~ o~ Unit as herein designated, and the acceptance of the smme as satis- factory by the City of Plainview, and such ~ounts so assessed shall bear interest[.~rom that date until.paid ~at the rate of~ 6% per annum~ 2.. The..amonnts assess~ed ~agains, t and to bt paid.Dy the abutting property and ~t. he, owners thereof, for such impr~o~emen~shall~he Paid in five equal installments, respectively due on or before l0 days one, two, three and four years after the completion.of the specified impr. ovement of such specific Unit as herein designated, and the acceptance of the same as satisfactprtt bu the City of Plainview, and such amounts so assessed shall bear interest payable annually from that date until paid at the- rate of 6% per annum., a. In connection with the installement payment of the.~ above assessment.s, it shalL, in addition,~..be provided that default in payment of any installment or interest ~hen. due~,~ shall, at the option of the holder of-such obligation, mature and render due and payable the entire unpaid balance of such obligation. VIII~ That the amo. unts to be as.sassed and to be paid,for .the specified impmove- ment of each speci£ic Unit..as .her~in designated~,_ shall be a first and prior iien against abutting property thereinfrom the date such improvement is ordered by Ordinance as he~einbefore.~prOvided, and shall be a personal liability and charge against the true owners of such property' at said date~ whether named or notl. 1. The City Council of. Plainview, TeXas shall cause to be issued, in the name ~of the dity, assignable~.certificates in evidence of assessments levied.,, declaring the lien upon..the proper~ty and the liability of the true owner or owners thereof, whether correctly named or not, and shall fix therein the terms and conditions of such cer- tificates. a. The above certificates shali recite substantially that the proceedings with reference~.to making the improvement there- in referred to, have...been.regul.arly and in compliance with .the law, and that all prerequisites..to the fixing of. the assessment lien against the property described in the said certificate, and the personal liability of~the owner or o~wners there.of ha~e been performed. b. The above certificates shall bme prima facie evidence of all the matters recited in said certificates, and no further proof thereof shall be required, and in any suit upon any assessment.or re-assessment, in.evidence.of which a certificate shall-have been issued hereunder, it shall be sufficient to~ allege ti~e substance of the recitals are~n fact true, and no further allegation with reference to proceedings relating to such assessment or re-assessment shall be necessary. 2. Such as. aassme.nts shali be coliectabel with interest, expense of collection and reasonable attorney's fees, if incurred, and shall be a first and prior iiem on the prapa~ty assessed, superior to all other liens, and claims except State, County, School District and City Ad Valorem Taxe~, and shall be a personal liability' and charge against said owners of the property assessed. IX. That no assessment for the, specified improvement of the specific Units as herein provided shall be made against any Railway or its o~ners, now against any abutting praperty or'its o~ners, unhil, after notice and opportunity for hea~ing hy and before the City Council.of the City of ?lainview, end. nc.such assessment shall be made against any abutting property or.o~ne~s thereof in excess of the special benefits of such property and its owners in the enhanced value thereof by means of such improvement. 1. In connection with the above hearings, the owners oF such Railways or the owners of any interest therein, and the owners of such ab.utting prope~t~ or the owners of any interest therein, shall have the right, at such hearing, to be heard on any matter which is a prerequisite to the validity of the promoted assessment, and to contest the amount of the 'proposed. ~sSessment, the lien and liabil- ity therefore, the~speciat benefits to the abutting property and owners thereof by means of the improvement for which the assess- ment is to~ be levied, and the e.c~urancy, sufficiency, regularity, and validity of the proceedings and contract in connection with such improvement and propQsed assessment.. 2~ In further co~n~ec~ion with the above hearings, the City Engineer is hereby ordered and directed to prepare .and file. with the City, estimates showing the co.s.t of the specified im, provement Qf each specific UnLt herein, together with the descrip- tion of abutting property in each Unit, the names of the owners of ~uch property, and mth~. ,~t~lOUnt proposed to be assessed, againat each parcel of property in each such Unit, and all other matters and things required hy law in connection with the pr.opesed assessment. s~o ~It is provided, howe'~er, that any mistake in such estimate o~ in~. the amount and in the. description of the property, or in the names of the owners thereof, shall in no wise affect, in- validate or impair any~assessment which may be levied. That. the specified ~.mprovement of the specific Units as herein designated shall be made by Bryan & Hoffman, Paving Contractors, under the ~terms and,.provisions of the contra~,t heretofore entered into by and between, the City of Plainview and the said Br~an Hoffman, Paving Contractors,. after public advertisement.for~. sealed and aO~me.titiwe contract, bids, based upon the plans., specificatio~s, f~or the improvement herein specified, and the sup- plemental ag.~eement thereto entered into by and between the said Bryan & Hoffman, Paving Contractors, and the City of Plainview, Texa;~. 1. In Connection with the above contract, it is ordered that any ordinance, ~ule~ or regulation requiring or providing f~or competitive bids, or advertisement for bids, other than. that here- tofore accomplished, shall be, and the same are each kmreby waived dispensed with, and suspended for the purpose of the specified improvement herein ordered. That the proportionate part of tlae specified ~improvement of the specific Units herein designated., which ~is chargeable to the City of Plainview'as her~ein providied, .shall be paid out of the funds of the City presently on hand and heretofore allocated for street imDr~o~ .m~ent. !. In connection with the above pa~nent, the City of Plainview shall not in any manner be liable for the pi~e-~t of any sum assessed~'~gainst.any property and the owne~Sm thereof for the :~pecified improvement herein ordered., and the said aforesaid Bryan & Hoffman, Paving contractors, shall look solely to said property and the owners thereof for payment of the '.sn~s ~asse.ssed against such respective parcels of property, but.~the City of Plain- view shall exercise all of its lawful powers to aid in the enforce- ment and collection of said assessments~. XII. That the .fact, that the specified improvement of the specific Units as herein designat~ed are in such urgent need of such improve- ment while t]~e condition of~ the weathe~ will permit such improve- ment, creates an emergency and.. imperative public necessity for the immediate preservation of the public peace, property, health, and safety, requi~ing that any rules that an ordinance be read at more than one meeting of~ the City Counczl of P~ainv~w, and all rules prohibiting .the passage of an^ordinance on the day introduced and the taking effect of the same on the date of introduction and passage, be, and the same are~ hereby dispensed with and suspended, and this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage~ ~ PASSED AND APPROVED ,this 20th day of May, 1946. ATTEST: J. L. Gallaway City Secretary J, N. Jordan Mayor Motion. by Alderman Eltiott, seconded by Alderman Malone, that the City buy a "Barco Gasoline Hammer.,, The motion was carried. Motion b,y Aldern~an Hancock, seconded.~by Alderman Smith, that the City trade with aid Underwood, as per contract, to install the parking meters. The motion was carried and it was so ordered, ,Motion and second that the following estimates be allowed and oldered paid. Jordan & Tubbs, work on sewer lines, estimate as of May 15th~ for $2,192.65. Bryan & Eolian, paving, as of May 15th, for $7S8,,36. Hasie& Green, for~engineering servioe on sewer lines and on paving contract for $16~.10. The motion was carried and. it~_~as so. orde~ed.~ The Mayorappointed Alde~rmen..Hancock, andMalane, andalao Elliott as a.committee to inspect the roof of the Auditorium in regards to repairs which might be needed, and to report back at the next meeting~of~.the~Councit.~ At this point the Mayor recessed the meeting to reconvene at 9'30 A.M. Wed. J. N. Jordan Mayor J. L. Gallaway City Secretary -.May 22, 1946: A reconvened reguiar.meeting of the Coumoil of the City of Plainview, Texas, was held on the above mentioned date with the ~l=yor, . N. Jordan presiding, and L. W. James, C P. Elliott, W. C. Malone, Ben H. Smith and C. H. Hancock, Alderman, and City Attorney, .Frank R. Day, When the following business was transacted to-wit: Hancock, seconded hy Alderman Malane~ that Motion by~lderman ~' ~ no property wi. ill. be paved unless and until one-hundred (100%) per cent of the property owners are singed up and, participated in by the homestead owners. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. The Committee consisting of Hancock, Elliott and Maio~e report- ed on the condition of the roof of the Auditorium. The condition was bad. t~otion by Alderman Elliott, seconded~by Alderman Smith, that the following ordinance be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the ordinance follows: ORDINANCE NO._ 521 AN 0~DINANCE ASSERTING THE COR]~gCTh~SS OF PRE~v1BLE, RATIFYIN~, APPROVING AND ADOPTING ESTI~TES, ROLLS [~ND STatEMENTS OF THE CITY ENGINEER OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIE~?, TEXAS, ORDERING HEARING TO BE GIVEN TO TP~ O~ERS OF ABUTTING PROPERTY-PRIOR TO ASSESSmeNT FOR IIIPROVE~V~NT OF SUCH ABUTTING PROPERTY, PRESCRIB- ING PROCEDL~ FOR SUCH HEARING, NIXING DATE, TIti~ A~ PLACE GF SUCH PiED~ING, ORDERING CI~i~ SECRETARY TI3 GIVE NOTICE OF ~v~ T~, PLACE AND PURPOSE OF SUCH PIEARING, PRESCRIBING S~BST~q'CE .OF FGRi~i OF SUCH NOTICE AND DECLARING AN EI~RGENCY. V~q~EILEAS, the City of Plainview, Texas, by Ordinance No. 520, has heretofore determined that public necessity exists and requires that the following portions of the designated streets in the City of ?lainview, Texas shall be improved, as therein provided, to-wit: Denver Street~ from North line of Sixth Street to South line of Seventh Street, designated as Unit No. 7 E1 Paso Street from North line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designated as Unit No. ll Fresno Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No. 15 Fresno Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit No. 16 Galveston Street from North line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designated as Unit No. 18 Independence Street from North line OD Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Street, designated, as Unit Nc.. 23 Independence Street from ~outh line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designated as Unit No. 24 Independence Street from North line fo Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth .Street, designated as Unit NQ. 27 Independence Street from South line ~ Twelfth Street to South line of Thir.teenth S.t~reet, designated as Unit No. 28. Joliet Street from North line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Stree~t., designated as Unit No~ 32 Joliet Street from North line'of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Strmeet,.designated as Unit No. 33 Joliet street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit No. 34 Kokomo Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. 35 Kokomo Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street,.designated as Unit No. 37 Kokomo Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, deaignated as-Unit No. 38 Lexington Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of EighthStreet, designated as Unit No. 39 Lexington Street from South line of Eighth Street to SOuth line of Ninth Stree~t, designated as Unit No. 40 Milwaukee Street from Morth line of Sixth Street ~o South line of Seventh Street., designated as Unit No. 41 Milwaukee Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated, as Unit~.No..42~ Milwaukee Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh S. tr~eet, designated as Unit No. 43 Nassau Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street,. designated as Unit. No. 44 Nassau Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Str~eet, designated as Hnit No.. 45 Nassau Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth St~aet,~ designated as~U.nitNo. 46 Nassau Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Stree~t, dmesignated as ~nit No. 47 Oakland Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street~ designated as Unit~No. 50 Oakland Street from South line of Tenth street to South line of E~eventh Street, designa~ed~as Unit No. 51 Portland Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated.ams. Unit NOm, 55 Portland Street from ~orth line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth SDreet, designated-as Unit No~. 56 Eighth Street~. from West line of Nassau Street to East line of Oakland ~r.e~t>, designated as Unit No. 61 Ninth street from West line of Quincy Street to East line of Raleigh Street, designated as Unit No. 64 Ninth Street from East line of Raleig~ Street to East line of Smyth Street, designated as~ Unit No. 65 Ninth Street from East line of Smyth Street to East line of v · O Travis Stre. et, designated as Unltm N · 66 Tenth Street from ~¥est line of Lexington Street to East line of ~Iilwaukee Street,~ designated as Unit No. 71 Tenth Street from West line Of ~jIitwaukee Street to East line of Nassau Street~, demSi~gnated~ ~-Si' Unit No, 72 Tenth Street from West line of Nassau Street to East line of Oakland Street, designated 'as Unit No. 7~ Tenth Street from ~¥est line of Oakland Street to East line of Portlalad Smtreet , designated as~Unit .No. 7~ Tenth Street from West line of Portland Street to East line of Quincy street, designated as Unit No. 75 Beech Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Street, designated as Unit No. 76 AND ....... ~' , ~R~gS, the ~.mty of Ptainview, Texas, by Ordinance No. 520 has ~ere--~ore determined that. said portions of~suck designated streets shall be improved by raising, grading and fill.ing same, -and by installing concrete curbs andgutters, and, where necess- ary, storm $~wers and drains, and by paving with the following type of material on specified foundation: 1. PREFERRED Base. 2. ALTERNATE Bas e. 3 · ALTE Caliche Base. Triple ~Asphalt Surface on Six-Inch Caliche Double Asphal~t Surface on Six,Inch. Calichme 0ne-Inch Oklahoma Rock As~halt on Six-Inch ~i~ WHEREAS, the City of Plainview, Texas, by Ordinance No. 520, has heretofore provided that no assessment for the sp, ecified improvement of the specific Units as herein designated shall be made against any Railway or itts owners,~ nor against any. abutting property or its owners, until after notice and opportunity for hearing by and. before the City Council of the City of Plain~iew, and no such assessment shall be made against any abut.ting property or owners thereof in excess of the special benefits of such property and its owners in the enhanced value thereof by means of such improvement. AND ~TEREAS, the C~ty of Plainview, Texas, by 0r.dinance No. 520 has h~.~etofore p~ovided, in connection with the above hearings, that the ov~ers of such Railways or the owners of any interest therein, and theowners of su.ah abutting property or theg~ners of 'any interest therein, shall have the right, at such.hearing, to be heard on any matter-which is a prerequisite to the ~alid- ity of the proposed assessment, and~.to~ contest the amount of the proposed assessment, the lien and liability~therefor, the special benefits to the abutting propmerty and owners thereof by me~s of the improvement for which 'the assessment is to be levied, and the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity, and validity of the proceedings and contract in connection with such improvement and p~opo~ed assessment. AND V~2EREA~, the City of ?iain~iew, Texas, by Ordinance No. 520, has heretofore, in further connection with the above hearings~, ordered and directed that the City Engineer prepare and file with the City, estimates showing the cost of the specified i~- provement of each specific Unit~ herein, together with the desc~- ription of abutting property in each Unit, the names of the owners of such propertY, and the amount proposed to be assessed against each parcel of property in each such Unit, and all other matters and things required by law in connection with the pro- poised assessment. NOW~ THEPd~F0~ BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COL~NCIL OF T~E CiTY OF PLAINVIEW ~ TEXAS: That all matters asserted in the preamble to this Ordinance are here- by declared~ to ~tr~ue an~d cor~rect. That the following estimates, rolls and-statements of the City Engin- eer of the City of Plainvie.w~ Texas, filed in obedience to the direct- tive restated in the preamble h~rein, be, and the. same are hereby, in respect to the matters and things therein contained, in entirety, ratified, approved and adopted, to-wit: UNIT NO. 7 DENVER STREET WIDTH 30 F~T FROM. NORTH LINE OF SIXTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF SEVENTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Robin Baker, Lot Block Addition 11 54 0riginalTown No. Total ~rop. Feet Rate Owner Assess. 130 2.67 347~. 10 Mrs. C. M. Donohoo 12 54 Original To~¢n 50 2.67 133.50 Robin Bake~ 13 54 Lena M. War~e 14 54 Original Town Original To~m 50 2.67 133.5o 50 2.67 133.50 Lena ~. Ware 15 54 Original Torn% 50 2.67 133.50 ¥~ST SIDE H. M. LaFont E 80!- 1 68 H. M. LaFontE 80' 2 68 W. T. Mise 3 68 L.D.Brown 4 68 Wil!iamson E 75' Act. S. of Block No. 68 Jim Dillard 62½' " 68 Mrs. Cliff McClain 62~' 68 Westmoreland.. 50 2.67 Westmorelamd 50 2.67 Westmor~eland 50 2.67 Westmorel~d 50 2.67 Westmoreland 75 2.67 Westmoreland 62½ 2.67 Westmoreland 62½ 2.67 133.50 133.5o 133.50 133.50 200.25 166.88 166.88 TOTAL ?RO?EHTY COST (3/4) TOTAL. CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST $2,082.6t 694.20 $2,776.81 UI~_IT NO. 11 ELf--0 WIDTH 30 FT. FROM NORTH LI~ OF EIGHTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF NINTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner A. F.. Neal W 70~' 9 A. F, NealW 70' 10 A. F. Neal W 70~' ll C. J. McMillan 12 -Mrs. J. H. Whisenant 13 Mrs. J. 0, Rountree V~ 80'14 Mrs. J. 0. Rountree 15 Mrs. J. O. Rountree 16 ~ST SIDE S. C. Hutcherson 1 S. C. Hutcherson 2 S. C. Hutcherson N 40' ' 3 Mrs, W. L. Ha~rington S 10'3 Mrs. W. L, Harrington 4 W. H, Crawford 5 W. H. Craw~ord N 25' 6 Chas. A. MaloneS 25' 6 Chas. A. ~alone 7 8 Chas. A. Malone NO. Lot Block Addition Feet Rate 66 Westmoreland 50 2.67 66 Westmoreland ~0 2.67 66 Westmoreland 50 2,67 66 Westmoreland., 50 2.67 66 Westmoreland.. 50 2.67 66 Westmoreland,~ 50 2.67 66 Westmoreland. 50 2,67 66 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.50 !33.50 133.50 75 Westmoreland~ 50 2.67 75 Westmoreland 50 2.67 75 Westmoreland 40 2~ 67 75 Westmoreland i0 2.67 75 Westmoreland~ 50 2.67 ,75 Westmoreland 50 2.,67 75 Westmoreland 25 2.67 75 Westmoreland 25 2.67 75 Westmoreland ~50 2.67 75 Westmoreland 50 2.67 TOTAL ?ROFE~TY 0WN~ COST (3/&) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTA/L UNIT COST 133.5o 133.50 lO6.80 26.7o 133.50 133.50 66.75 66.75 133.50 i33.50 $2,136,00 7~2.oo $2,848,00 ~IT NO, 15 FRESNO STP~=mT WIDTH 30 FT FROM NORTH LIhVE OF ELEVENTH ST~EET TO SOUTH LINE OF ~LFTH STREET WEST SIDE No. Owner Lot Block Addition Feet Rate Mrs. C. E, White i 25 Highland 50 2.67 Mrs. C. E. ~hite 2 25 Highland 50 2 67 Total Prop. 0v~er Assess. 133 · 50 133.50 ~'-0wne? leIrs, C. E. ~V~lite1 Nrs. C. E,~ Whim, re W. K. McCaskill EAST SIDE J, D. Price 8 1307 l0 Lewis Thomps,on~N 50~' l0 Frank Clark T, A. Lovell A. W, Hall A. W. Hall 11 12 14 ~NIT NO. 16 25 Highland 5O 25 Highland 50 25 Highland 180 26 Highland 130 26 Highland 50 26 Highland 50 26 H~ghland 50 26 Highland 550 26 Highland 50 2.67 2.67 2.67 133.50 133.50 480:60 TOT_'~ ?R0?w,H~Z 0,~2~R COST. -TOTAL OZT¥ COST TOT~i L~ZT cos? FRESNO STREET 2.67 2.67 2~67 2.~7 ~.67 2.67 347.10 133~50_ 133,50 133.50 133.50 133,50 -$2, o~9.2o 676,40, $2,705.~0 WEST SIDE Owner Lot Block Ft. Worth & Denxe~ SP RR i 32/ Ft. Worth &.Den~.SP, .RR 2 32 G, E. Duck~e.~t~ 3 32 G. E. Duck~elt~ 4 32 J. 0. Bass 5 32 J. 0. Bass 6 32 C. R. Etter Est. 7 32 Lin W. Greer 8 32 R, H. Browder W 70~ 9 31 R. H. Browder W 70' l0 31 Everett Smi,th ll Mrs. L. R. Taylo.~ 12 31 Jean Dement,. 13 31 Jean Dement lA 31 Ft. Worth &.D,en~er,RR 15 31 Ft. Worth & Denver RR 16 31 FR0~ WIDTH 30 FEET NO. Additimn, Feet Rate Highl and 50 2,67~ Highland 50 2,, 67 Highland 50~. 2.67 Highland ~ 50 2,67 Highland 50 2,67 Highland, 50 2.67 Hight and 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Total Prop. Owner ASsess. 133.50 133.50 133.50 133,5O 133.50 133,50 133.50 Highlan~ Highland Highland 50, 2.67 133.50 2,67 133.50 50 2..67 2.67 133.50 2,:67 133.50 50 .:~ 2.67 153,50 50~ 2,67 133,50 50 2~67 133,50 $2,136.00 712.00 Highland 50 Highland~ 50 Highland Highland Highland TOTAL PROPERTY Of~'INER COST (~//~) TOTAL CZTY COSt (l/k) TOTAL UNIT COST $2,848.00 UNIT NO. 18 GALVESTON STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LINE OF EIGHT STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF NINTH STREET EAST .SIDE Owner Lot Mrs,, W. C. Foote W70, 9 Mrs. V¢. C.~ Foote l0 Mrs. W. C. Foote S20'of ll W70 ' D. B. Shiflett N30" of 11 W70 ' D.'B. Shiflett 12 ~rs. C, E. ~o, ore 13 H. M. LaFont W90' 14 Mrs. W. L. Loyd W.90, 15 Mrs° W. L. Loyd 16 ~EST SIDE Sam H.. Wester 1 Sam H. Wester 2 Sam H. ~i'ester N 25' 3 B. L. Lawrence S 25' 3 B. L. Lawrence 4 ~rs. May Huntington 5 ~irs. ~ay Huntingtom. N10, 6 Ruth Reynolds S~0' 6 RUth Reynolds 7 Ruth ~e ynolds NO. Block Addition Feet Rate 78 Westmoreland 50 2.67 78 Westmoreland 50 2.67 78 Westmor, eland 20 2.67 78 Westmoreland 30 2.67 78 We stmo~e, lan~d~ 50 2,67 78 ¥~estmoralamd 50 2.67 78 ~6estmoreland~ 50 2.67 78 ~.estmo~aland 50 2.67 78 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 13 3.50 133.5o 53 .a0 80.10 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.50 87 Westmoreland.~ 50 2.67 87 Westmoreland~ 50 2.67 87 Wes tmoreland 25 2.67 87 Westmoreland~ 25 2.67 87 Westmoreland · 50 2.,67 87 Westmoreland 50 2.63 87 We stmar,eland,~ 10, 2.67 87 Westmoreland ~0 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 87 ~e stmoreland 8 87 ~¥eaamoreland TOTAL PROPERTY OW%rER COST TOTAL CITY COST (1/~) TOTAL UNIT COST 133.50 133.5o 66.75 66.75 13.~ ..5o 133.5O 26.7O t06.8o 133.5o 133 · 50 $2,136.00 712.00 ~2,8~8.00 UNIT NO. 23 !NDEPE~ENCE STREET ¥~XDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LIk$~].0F SEVENTH STREET T0 SOUTH LINE OF EIGHTH STREET WEST SIDE Owner J. Z. Guyner L. Bailey No Total Prop. Lot Block Addition Feet Rate Owner Assess. 1 3 Riverside 50 2.67 1,33 · 50 2 3 Riverside 50 2.67 133.50 Mrs. C. K. Shelton & Mrs. Q. D. Hall Est. D2n M. Cook Mr. & R~rs. Lin Greet ~ roy Newland Elmer BrownE82~'- ~ Elmer Brown E82½' EAST SIDE Mrs. K. D, Thomas Mrs. K. D. Thomas Mrs. K. D. Thomas Mrs. K.°D, Thamas J. R. Teaver Mrs. Lon McDaniet & 3 4 6 8 9 91 l0 91 ll 91 12 91 13 91 Mrs. Lois Myr~tte ~!cDaniel-l~ 91 Alice Harrell W70' 15 91 Alice Harrelt W70' 16 91 3 3 3 3 3 3 Riverside 50 2.67 Riverside _ 50 2.67 Riverside 50 2.67 Riverside 50 2.67 Riverside 50 ' 2.67 Riverside 50 2.67 Westmoreland 50 Westmoreland 50 Westmoreland 50 Westmoreland 50 Westmoreland 50 Westmoreland 50 Westmoreland..,- 50 Westmoreland 50 TOTAL PROPERTY O~%NER'OOST (3/~) TOTAL CITY COST (1/&) TOTAL COST O~ UNIT 2,67 2.67 2.67 2.,67 2.67 2,67 2.67 2.67 712.00 $2,848.00 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5'o 133.,5o 133.50 133.5o ~33.5o 133..50 UNIT NO. 24 INDEPEI~DENCE STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM SOUTH LINE OF EIGHTH STREE~ TO SOUTH LINE OF NINTH STREET ~ST SIDE Owner W. H. Woodman E95' W. H. Woodman E95' M. B. Hood B. F. Block J. Q. Long J. q. Long N 25' Jess C. Harrison S25' Jess C. Harrison,N,25' Mrs. Ida Thomas S25' Mrs. Ida Thomas Lot Block Addition i 2 Riverside 2 2 Riverside 3 2 Riverside 4 2 Riverside 5 2 RiVersid~ 6 2 Riverside 6 2 Riverside 7 2 Riverside 7 ~ Riverside 8 2 Riverside No. Total Prop. Feet. Rate Owner Assess. 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 i33.50 5o 2.67 133.~o ~5 2.67 66.75 25 2.67 66.75 25 2.67 66~75 ~25 2.67 66.75 50 2.67 133.50 EAST SIDE Clarence Perkins W93-i/3' 9 Clarence P ' ,~ ~ erkzn.~ W93-1/3' l0 Clarence Parker Mrs. Mamie Sands Mrs. J. F. Ross Mrs. j. F..Ross C. S. Stanton C. S. Stanton C. S. Stanton 9O W90' 11 90 l~ 9o 13 9O S10' t4 90 N40' 14 90 15 9o 16 90 Westmoreland Westmoreland Westmoreland Westmor~eland Westmoreland Westmoreland Westmoreland Westmoreland Westmoreland TOTAL PROPERTY O~}~ER COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/,~) T~Y~L UNIT COST 50 2.67 50 2.'67 5O 2.67 50 2.67 5O 2.67 l0 2.67 4O 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 $2,136.00 712.00 $2,848.00 133.50 133.50 133.5o 26.70 106.8O 13~.5o 133.50 UNIT NO. 27 .INDEPENDENCE STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LINE 0F ELE..VENTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF ~LFTH STREET %%~ST SIDE Owner N. E. Dement ~. E. Dement M. E. Dement :N 40' Mrs. Lois F~mer StO' Mrs. Lois F~mer C. H. Hancock EAST SIDE Roy Maxey Mrs. E. H. ~erry Mrs. Lucy Skipwor.th R.W. Da~idson WT0'.- R. W. Davison WT0' No. Total Prop. Lot_ Block A. ddition Feet Rate Owner Assess. i 22 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 2 22 Highland 50 2.67 t33 · 50 3 22 Highland 40 2.67 106.80 3 22 Highland l0 2.67 26.70 4 22 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 5 22 Highland 180 2. ,67 480.60 10~ 23 Highland 180 2.67 480.60 ll 2~ Highland. 50 2.67 133 · 50 12 23 Highland. 50 2.67 1~. 50 13 23 ..Highland 50 2.67 133.50 14 23 Highland 50 2.67 133 · 50 $2,029.20 676.40 ~OT~L. PROPERTY OWNER COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 28 INDEPENDENCE STREET WIDTH 30 FEET PR C~[ FROM SOUTH LIhYE OF TV~LFTH STREET TO SOUTH LII~ OF THIRTEENTH Vv~ST SIDE Owner J. A. Montague 1 35 Mrs. Lena Meador 2 35 N. B. Burkett 3 35 N. B. Burkett 4 55 R. H. Gregory 5 55 R. H. Gregory 6 35 C. L. Smith 7 35 Mrs. G. W. Ford 8 35 EAST SIDE Young Bicknell W70' 9 34 Young Bickne!! W70' 10 ~4 Young Bicknell 11 34 Dwight Green 12 34 W. N. Busey t3 34 A. L. Hall 1~ 3~ Dock Hind 15 3& B. R. Warrick 16 34 STREET. NO. Lot Block Addition Feet Hi,land Highland Highland High land Highland Highland Highl and Highland Highland Highland ~Highland Highland ~ighiand Highland ~ighland Higkl and TOTAL PROPERTY , NER COST TOTAL CITY COST TOTAL UNIT COST Total Prop. Rate 0v~n~er Assqss. ~0 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 i33,~0 50 2.67 133 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133'5o 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2~67 133.5o 50 2.67 133.50 50 2..67 133.50 50 2.67 133.5o 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.5o 50 2.67 1~33:. 50 50 2,67 133.50 $2,136'. co 712.00 $2,848.00 UNIT NO. 32 JOLIET ST~ET WIDTH' 30 FEET FROM NORTH LiI~E OF TENTH STREET TO SOUTH LI~ 0F]~LE~NTH STREET V£EST SIDE No. Owner Lot Block Addition~ Feet Rate George B. Hall i 8 Highland 50 2.67 George B. Hall 2 8 Highland 50 2.67 George B. Hall N25' 3 8 Highland 25 2.67 Ray D. Blair S.25' 3 8 Highland 25 2.67 Ray D. Blair 4 8 Highland 50 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 133.50 133.5O 66.75 66.75 133.50 UNIT NO. 32 JOLIET STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NOR~_H~.LI~ OF TEACH STREET TO SOUTH LItqE OF ELEVEh~H STREET ~%~E ST SIDE Paul H. Bryan S 50' 5 8 Highland 50 2.67 Anna Bailengeen N 150' 5 8 Highland 150 2.~7 EAST SIDE Mrs. E. G. 0wnes N120~.~ ~ 10 7 Highland 120 2.67 C..T. Johnson S. 60' 10 7 Highland 60 2.67 J. D. Duree 1! 7 Highland 50 2.67 W. H. Irby 12 7 ~H£~hland 50 2.67 J. H. stanfield 13 7 Highland 50 2.'67 J, H. Star~i~ld 1~ 7 Highland 50 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY OVfNER COST (3/4) $2,029.20 T0, TAL CITY COST (1/4) 676.40 TOTAL UNIT COST ~aT. lO $2,705.60 320.40 160.20 133.50 13~.5o 133.5o 1~3.5o UNIT NO. 33 JOLIET STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH Lil~E OF ELEVEntH sT~ET TO SOUTH LI~YE OF T¥~LFTH STREET ~ST SIDE 0wmer Lot Block Mrs, Beulah McNeely i 21 Mrs. Beulah McNeely 2 21 Mrs. D. L. Hammer 3 21 R. E. Farmer & R. L. Wa!kef-4 21 Mrs. Francis Wilson EAST SIDE J. P. Flake Blantie ~. & 01eta Fay Bailey J. T. Sands H. L. Bond H. ~. Bond 5- 21 Add it ion Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 180 2.67 10 -22 Highland 180 2.67 11 22 Highland . 50 12 22 Highland 50 13 22 Highland 50 14 22 mighland 50 TOTAL PROPERTY 0V~t~ER COST (3/4-) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST No. Total Prop. Feet Rate 0wuer Assess. 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 $2,029.20 676.~0 $2,705.60 133.5o ~80.60 480.60 133.5o 133.50 133 · 5O UNIT NO. 34 JOLI~T ST~ET WIDTH 30 FRO~g SOUTH LI~E OF T~Um~LFTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF ~HIRTW~NTH ST. VfESTSIDE Owner Lot Bl~Dk W. C. McDonald 1 36 W. C. McDonald 2 36 Mrs. Sallie Barton 3 36 J. A. Loring g 36 James V. Seipp & Burr Wilson 5 36 James V. Seipp 6 36 Edd N. Noble 7 36 Edd N. Noble 8 36 EAST SIDE Mrs. Martha Kohls W70' 9 Mrs. Martha~Kohls W 70'10 NoL Addition Fe~t~ Rate Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 D. B. Rex~ode D. B. Rexrade D. B. Rexrode W. J. McWilliams W. M. McWilliams S257 A. ~. Beardsley_N 25' A. R. Beardsley Highland 50 2.67 . Highland 50 2.67 Highland ~ 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Total Prop, Owner Assess. ~33.5o .133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 35 Highland 50 2.67 35 Highland 50 2.67 11 35 Highland 50 2.67 12 35 Highland 50 2.~7 13 35 Highland 50 2.67 1~ 35 Highland 50 2.67 15 35 Highland 25 2.67 15 35 Highland 25 2.67 16 3~ Highland 50 2.67 z33.5o 133~5o 133.5o 133.5o TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST (3/~) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.50 66.75 66.75 z33.50 $2,136.0o 712.00 $2,848.00 UNIT NO. ~5 KOKOM0 STREET FROM NORTH. LII~ OF NINTH STREET T0 SOUTH LIllE OF TENTH STP~ET EAST SIDE Owner Lo_ t. B~ock J. L. Weathers E70' 7 1 J. L. Weathers E70~ 8 1 J. L, ~eathers E70' 9 1 Ben 0, Sanford !0 1 WIDTH 30 FEET No. Tot al Prop. Addit ion Feet Rate Owner Assess College Hill 5~ 2.67 144.18 College Hill 54 2.67 14~.i8 College Hill 54 2.67 144.18 College Hill 5g 2.67 144.18 Ethel Sanford Ethel Sanford WEST SIDE Walter S. Heffman Peyton Reese~.~ W. G. Botts ~¢. G. Botts V~i. G. Botts ~f. G. Botts 1i 12 1 1 College Hill 54 2.67 College Kill 54 2.67 i 6 2 6 3 6 4 6 5 6 6 6 College Hill College Hill College Hill College Hill College Hill College Hill TOTAL PROPERTY 0WN~R COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTA~ ~I~IT COST 144.18 !44.18 54 2.67 144.18 54 2.67 lg~. t8 54 2 . 67 144,18 54 2.67 lg4. t8 54 2.67 1~.18 54 2.67 144.18 $1,730.16 576.72 $2,306.88 D$IIT NO. ~7 KOKOM0 STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH L!I~ OF E~VENTH STREET TO SOIITH L_I}IE OF T¥~'IELFTH STREET ~ST SIDE Owner Lot Floyd Dennis 1 J. Clyde & Eula Bramlett 2 Robert Hinn 3 Robert Hinn 4 Bobbie M. 0dom 5 EAST SIDE Addle L. Hooper l0 21 J. T. ~iatch ll 21 J. T. Hatch 12 21 J. T. Hatch 13 '21 J. T. Hatch l~ 21 NO. Block Addition Feet Rate 20 Highland 50 2.67 20 Highland 50 2.67 20 Highland 50 2.67 20 Highland 50 2.67 20 Highl~ad 180 2.67 Total Prop. Owner -~S sess. 133.50 45o.60 'Highland 180 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highi~ad 50 2.67 Highl~ d 50 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY 0V{NER 00ST (3/4) TOTAL C~TY COST (1/~) TOTAL I~I~IT COST ,029 · 20 67 6.40 $2,705.60 450.60 13}.50 1}3.50 UNIT NO. 58 K0!£01~iO STPdVlET WIDTH 30 FEET FR 0~ SOUTH LII{E OF T¥~LFTH STREET TO SOUTI[ Li~E OF T~NT~NTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Lot Block George Bond 9 36 George Bond 10 3'6 ~George Bond S22' 11 36 Marvin Chumchwells N28'-i! 36 Marvin Churchwells S22'-12 36 F. L. Thornton,N28', 12 F. L. Thornton D. B. Tiison A, M. Deitrich 15 A. M. Deitrich 16 ~ST SIDE A. C. Whitacre 1 J. W. Lester 2 J. B. Arnold 3 T. C. Shep~ard E. M. ~0sborne 5 E. M. Osborne N25' 6 C. P. Elliott S25' 6 C. P. Elliott 7 C. P. Elliott 8 36 36 36 36 36 No. Addition Feet Rate Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2,67 Highland 22 2,67 Highland 28 2.67 Highland 22 2.67 Highland 28 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2,6.7 Highland 50 2, 67 Highland 50 2,67 37 Highland 50 37 Highland 50 37 Highland 50 37 Highland 50 37 Highland 50 37 Highland 25 37 Highland' 25 37 Highland 50 37 Highland 50 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST (3/4) TOTAL C TTY C OST (t/~) TOTAL UNIT COST Total Prop. Owner, Assess. 133.50 133.50 58,74 74.76 58.74 74.76 Z33.50 133.50 133.5o 133.5o 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 133.50 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 66.75 66.75 133.50 133.5o $2,136.00 712.00 ~2,8~8.00 UNIT NO. 39 LEXINGTON STREET~ WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LINE OF SEV~ENTH STREET TO SOUTH LII~ OF EIGHTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Lo t Lewel!en Clayton 6 J. W. Camel 7 J. W. Camel S25' 8 John T. Howell N25' 8 John T. Ho~:ell 9 E. J. Brookshire i0 Block 4 College Hill. ~0 College Hill 25 No. Total Prop. ~ddition Feet Rat~ Owner Assess, College Hiil~ L60 2.67 2, 67 2,67 College Hill 25 2.67 College Hill ,. 50 2, 67 College Hill 50 2~67 ~27.20 133.50 66.75 66.75 133.50 ~ST SIDE Lida Z. Brown C. C. Casey C. C. Gassy B. A. Myers Sam. W. Smith 1 11 12 14 9 College Hill 9 College Hill 9 College Hill 9 College Hill 9 College Hill 160 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST 427.20 133.5o 133.5o $1,922.40 640.80 $2,563.20 UNIT NO. ~0 LEXINGTON STi~ET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM SOUTH LIlqE OF EIGHTH STREET TO SOUTH LII~ OF NINTH STREET EAST SIDE O~mer Lot~' E. West Klinger 9 Edgar Brown & Carthel Niehaus .10 A.'M. Dellis ll L. W. Clark 12 WEST SIDE Jesse Thomas 5 Florence & Ivan J. Byars 6 Delma Benedict 7 L. 0. Wilkes 8 Block Addition ~5 College Hill No. Total Prop. Feet Rate Owner Assess. 5O 2.67 133.50 5 ColLege Hi,ll~ 50 2..67 133.50 5 College Hill 5~0 2.67 133.50 5 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 8 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 8 College Hill 50 2.67 8 College. Hill 50 2.67 8 College Hill 50 2.67 TOTAL PR0?~R~ O~ COST TOTAL CITY COST ('1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST 133.50 13~.50 $i,068.oo ~56.00 $1,424.00 UNIT NO. 41 MILWALU~E E STI~EET WIDTH 30 PEET FROM NORTH LI~E OF SIX'tH' STREET TO S0YT~I LI~ OF SEVENTH STREET WEST SIDE Owner Lot B18ck Dr. H. M. Thompson N 110' 1 Mrs. Myrtle Stewar~ S 50' 1 90 NO. Addition Feet Rate College Hill 110 2.67 90 College Hill ,,50 2.67 Tot al Prop. Owner Assess. 293.70 133.5o John W. Speck it Marshall Surratttl2 H. L. Craig 13 H. L. Craig 14 EAST SIDE 9O 90 90 90 Mrs. W. T. Covington-6 -91 Mrs. Ada Keys 7 91 N. E. Savage 8 91 Stella Reynolds W 70 ' 9 91 stelia Reynolds W 70 ' 10 91 College Hill 50 2.67 College Hill 50 2.67 College ~ill 50 2.67 College Hill 50 2.67 Col~ ge Hill 160 2.67 Colleg~e Hill 50 2.67 College Hill 50 2.67 College Hill 50 2.~7 College Hill 50 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY 0V~R COST ( 3/4 ) TOATL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST 133.5o 133.~o 133.50 133.5o 427.20 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.5o 922.40 640.80 $2,563.20 UNIT NO. 42 MILWAU~E STREET WIDTH 3G FEET FROM NORTH LI~E OF NINTH STREET TO SOUTH LI~-E OF TENTH STP~ET EAST SIDE Owner Lot Block Robin Baker W70' 7 7 Robin Baker W70~ 8 7 A. L. Stokes 9 7 Bille McClure l0 7 Cecil Staggs ~70' ll 7 Cecil Staggs W70' 12 7 WEST SIDE Mrs. Ca, tie Gri~Lth 1 12 Mrs. Cattia Gri~fith 2, 12 Mrs, Cattie Griffith N 12.! 3 12 W. D. Herring S42' 3 12 W. D. Herring N12' ~ 12 Dr. J. H. Hanson S g2.' 4 12 Dr. J. H. Hansen N ~3' 5 12 R. B. Jordan S21' 5 12 No. Addition. Feet Rate College~Hill 54 2.67 College mill 54 2,67 College Hill 54 2,67 College Hill 54 2.67 College Hill 54 2.67 College Hill 54 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 144.18. 144,18 144.18 1~4.18 144.t8 144.18 College Hitl 54 2.67 College Hill 54 2.67 College Hill 12 2.67 College~Hill 42 2,67 College Hill 12,.~ 2.67 College Hill 42 2.67 College Hill 33 2.67 College Hill 21 2.67 144.18 144.18 32.04 .112.14 32.04 112.14 88.11 56.07 R. B. Jordan 6 12 Collgge Hill TOTAL ?HO?EHTY O~SH COST (3/4) rOT~m CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL %~IT COST 54 2.67 $1,730.16 ~76.12 $2,306.ss 144.18 UNIT NO., 43 MILWAUifEE STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM SOUT~ LIN~m d~ TENTH STiLE~ET TO SOUTH LINE OF ELEVENTH STREET EAST SIDE No. Owner Lot Block Addition Feet Rate H. T. Roberts 10 10 Highland~ 180 2.67 t~s. ~ora Beck ll l0 Highland 50 2.67 R. D. Stinnett 12 l0 Highland 50 2.67 D,'B. Bradshaw W70' 13 '10 Highland 50 2.67 D. B. Bradshaw W70' 14 l0 Highland. 50 2.67 ¥~ST SIDE- E. L. Dorrongh 1 11 Highland 50 2.67 E. C. Rhea 2 ll Highland 50 2.67 L. E. Raper 3 11 l{ighland 50 2.67 L. E. Raper ~ ll Eightand 50 2.67 C. A. ~cOlanahan 5 ll High,and 180 2.67 Total Prop. Owne~ Assess. 480.60 133.50 133.50 ~33.50 ~33.50 i33.50 133.50 133.50 133.50 480.60 TOT~m ~H0?E~TY .~i~mH COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST $2,029.20 676.40 $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 44 NASSAU sTREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LINE..OF NINTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF TENTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Grafton McInnish W 70' Graf ton McInnish WTO ' Graf ton ~,[cInnish C. P. Seipp WT0' C. P. Seipp WTO' No. Lot Block Addition Feet Rate 7 12 College Hill 54 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 144.18 8 12 9 12 l0 12 ll 12 College Hill. 54 2.67 College Hill 54 2.67 College Hill 54 2.67 College Hill 54 2.67 144.18 144~.t8 144.18 144.18 C: P. Seipp wT0' V~E S T SIDE Tobe Hammond Tob e Hmmmond G. W. Dalton G. J. Clements F. M. Foreman F. M. Foreman 12 12 College Hill Colie~e Hill College Hill College Hill College Hill lC olle ge.. Hill Cof[le ge Hill TOTAL PROPERTY 0W~R COST (3/4) TO~AL CITY COST (1/4) - TOTAL UNIT COST 54 2.67 54 2.67 54 2.67 54 2.67 54 2.67 54 2.67 54 ~2.67 $1,730.i6 576.72 $2,306;88 143+.1,8 1&4.18 144.18 144.18 144.18 144.18 UNIT NO. 45 NASSAU STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM SOU~H LINE. OF. TENTH STREET TO SOUTH LIKE OF ELEVENTH STREET EAST SIRE Owner Lot Block Ethel Sanford l0 ll Hugh Etter ll ll Hugh Etter 12 ll H. E. Wright 13 ll W. J. Lewis 14 ll V~ST SIDE W. P. Sherrod i 12 Karl Samman9 2 12 H. M. Reeves 3 12 H. H. Tilson~ 4 12 E. G. Alexander 5 12 No. Total ProD. Addition Feet Rate Owner Assess. Highland 180 2.67 480.60 Highland 50 2.67 i33.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 l~. 50 Highland 50 2.67 1~3 · 50 H~:ghiand 50 2.67 i33.50 Hig bland 50 2.67 i33.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 ~ighland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland l~O 2.67 480.60 TOTAL PROPERTY 0V~R COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL I/NIT COST $2,029.20 676 · 40 $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 46 NASSAU ST~ET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LINE OF ELEVENTH STREET TO SOL~ L~NE OF TV~,LFTH ~TR~T WEST S~E Owner Lo% J. A. ~¥hite 1 Hazel Haris & Virginia Lewis 2 B. fyi. King 3 Roy Griffith '4 S. T. Cooper 5 EAS'~ SIDE Lona Robinson S130' 10 C. H. Stafford NS0' i0 H. T. & Lottie L. Sefton 11 L. Ludeman & C. R. Smelser NO. Block Addition Peet Rate Total Prop. Owner P~s se ss. 17 Highland 50 2.67 135.50 17 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 17 Highland 50 2.67 17 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 17 Highland 180 2.67 480.60 ~ H~gnland 130 2.67 347.10 18 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 18 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 12 '18 Highland 50 2.67 135.50 Seventh Day Adventist Church 13 18 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 18 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Seventh Da~ Adventist Chur ch 1~ TOTAL PROPERTY O~ER COST TOTAL CITY COST (i/~} TOTAL UNIT COST $2,029.20 676.40 $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 47 NASSAU STREET VJIDTH 30 FEET FRO M SOUTH ,L!il~ 0P ~i~.LFTH STREET TO SOUTH LII{E OF THIRTEENTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner A. A. Alexander A. A. Alexander W. M. Toliver J. ~. McCain Mr. &2~r s.E. B. Eeds Mrs. Martha Line H. D. Witt WT0' H', D. Witt No. Total Prop. Lot Block Addit ien Feet Rate Owner Assess. 9 39' Highland 50 2.67 133.50 l0 59 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 ll 39 Highland 50 2.67 13~. 50 12 39' Highland 50 2.67 133. ~0 13 39 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 14 39 Highland .~ 50 2.67 133.50 15 ~9 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 16 39 Highland 50 2.67 153.50 WEST SIDE Melvin Hull C. A. Bruce J. M. Smith T. C. Shepard Fred Kanady Fred Kanady Mrs. Kate Brazeie Mrs. F.W. Clinkscaiese ET0 ' Mrs. Kate Brazete Mrs. F.W. Clinkscaie se E 70' 40 Highland 50 2.67 40 ~ighland 50 2.67 40 Highland 50 2.67 40 Highland 50 2.67 40 Highland 50 2.67 40 Highland 50 2.67 Highland .50 2.67 40 Highland. 50 2.67 TOTAn ?ROPER r COST moran CITY COST TOTAL UNIT COST 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.5o 133,50 $2,136.00 712.00 $2,848.00 UNIT NO. 50 OAKLAND STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LINE OF NIINTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF TENTH STREET EAST SIDE No. Owner Lot Block Addi{ion Feet Rate Frank Caddell W70' 7 13 College Hill 54 2,67 Frank Caddell W70' 8 13 Oollege Hilt. ~4 2,67 John W. Scott 9 13 College Hill 54 2.'67 Maurice Hanna t0 13 College. Hill. 54 2.67 C. B. Morris WTO' 11 13 College Hill 54 2.67 C. B. Morris W70' 12 13 College Hill 54 2.67 ~%ST SIDE ~ S. W. Reeves I 2£ College Hill 54 2.67 S, W. Reeves N6' 2 24, College Hill 6 2.67 Thomas A. Bay S48,' 2 24 College Hill 48 2.67 THomas A. Bay 3 24 College Hill 54 2.67 ~homas A. Bay N4' 4 24 College Hill. 4 2.67 J. V. Graham S50' 4 24 college Hill 50 2.67 St. Paul Lutheran ~ Church 5 24 College Hill 54 2.67 St. Paul Lutheran Churvh 6 24 College Hill 54 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 144.18 144.18 144.18 144.18 144.18 144.18 144.18 16.02 128.16 144.18 10.68 133.50 144.18 144.18 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST i(u3/~) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAl. Lq~tT COST $1,730.16 576.72 UNITN0. 51 OAKLAND STREET FROM~ SODTH LINE OF TENTH STREET ,TO SOUTH LINE OF EAST SIDE Owner Ennis Jones ~ R. L. Newton Est. Hanle y WAsson R. L. Waggoner ?~70' 15 R. L. ~Vaggoner W~70'14 WIDTH 30 FEET STREET NO. Lot Block ~dditi0n Feet Rate 10 12 Highland tl 12 Highland 12 12 Highland 15 Highland 12 Highland 180 2.67 5O 2.67 5O 2.67 5O 2.67 5O 2.67 Total Prop. 0wne~ Assess. 480.60 153.50 155.50 153.50 %~ST SIDE Mrs. Tell N&x J. L. Hunter Mr. &~Ir s. C. T .Loke y Vincent Tudor, maogme K. Diggs i 13 Highland 50 2 13 Highland 50 3 15 Highland '50 4 13 Highland 50 5 13 Highland 150 2.67 2.67 2.67 2167 2.67 i55.50 155.50 153.50 480.6O TOTAL ?RO~ERTY OV~ER COST TOTAL CiTY COST TOTkL UNIT COST $2,029.20 676.40 $2,705,60 UNIT NO. 55 PORTLAND STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM SOUTH LiI~ OF TEN~i STREET TO SOUTH LI~ OF E~LE~ENTH STREET EAST SIDE No. Total Prop. Owner~ . __ 'Lot Block Addition Feet Rate Owner Assess. Tom R. Field N150" 10 13 Highland 130 2.67 347.10 Bill Lytle S50' 10 13 Highland 50 2.67 153.50 Dick D. Buck~ i1 13 Dr. Fred Gosa'~¥46-2/3' 12 13 Dr. Fred Goss W46-2/5' Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 155.50 Highland 50 2.67 153.50 Dr. Fred Goss Wa6-2/5' WEST SIDE Plainview Ind. School Dist. Ail 13 Highland 50 Highland 380 2.67 2.67 133.50 1,014.60 TOTAL PROPERT¥.O~iqYER COST TOT~Z CITY. :OOST TOTAL UNIT COST $2,029.20 676.a0 $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 56 PORTLAND STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LIi~ OF ELEVENTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF TI~LFTH STREET V~ST SIDE No. T ct al Prop. 0wner Lot Block Addition Feet Rate 0~er Assess. A. Gales Adams.. 1 15 Highland 50 2.67 133.5,0 A. Gales Adams N25'2 15 Highland 25 2.67 66.75 ~s. Ethel Thompson S 25' 2 15 Highland 25 2.67 66.75 Mrs. Ethel Thompson 3 15 Highl8dlmd p0 2.67 133.50 C. C.&W. E.Oombs 4 15 .Highlsaud. 50 2.67 133.50 H. H. Barnard~S13,0'~ 5 15 ~Highland 130 2.67 347.10 Jacob M. Mills NS0' 5 15 High,and 50 2.67 ~33.50 EAST SIDE Addie L. Hooper S t3,0 ' 10 Karl Samman' NSO' 10 T. A. Davenport 11 J. A. Loring 12 J. A. Loring W70' 13 J. J%. Loring Wg0' 14 i6 Highland i30 2.67 347. i0 i6 Highland 50 2.67 i33.50 16 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 16 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 16 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 16 Highland 50 2.67 133~. 50 TOTAL PROPERTY 0V~R~.R COST TOTAL CiTY COST (1%/+) $2,029.20 676.40 r ? TOTAL UNIT COST $2,705.60 UNIT N0. 61 EIGHTH ..STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM ¥~ST LINE OF NASSAU ST~ET TO EAST LIiVE OF OAKL~D STREET NORTH LII~U~ Owner Lot Block L. W. James W60' 8 14 J. Alton Miller. E80.' 8 14 W.T. Burroughs 9 SOUTH SIDE James B. Oswald. W70~ 10 15 A. D. Mires 10 15 Mrs. R.G.B,Fain 11 15 Addition College Hill NO. Feet 6O College ]Hill 80 College ]Hill 140 College Hill. 70 College ]Hill 70 College Hill 140 TOTAL ~R0~RTZ OWneR COST (3/4) TOT~ CITY COST (1/~) TOTAL b~NIT COST Rate 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 Total Prop. 0wnemAssess. 160.20 213.60 373.8O 186.90 186.90 373.80 $1,495.20 498.40 .$1,993.60 UNIT NO. 64 NINTH STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM V~'ST LI~E OF 'QUINCY STREET TO EAST LINE OF RALEIGH STREET SOUTH SIDE Owner Lot ~ayne Ross W70' 10 35 W. F. McCarty E70' 10 35 Mrs. G. W. Crow i~ 35 NORTH SiDE James E. Allen 6 36 H. M. Reeves W~6-2/3" 7 36 J. D. Smith E93- 1/3' 7 36 No. Block Addition Feet Rate College Hill 70 College Hill 70 College ]Hill 140 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 2.67 186.90 ~.67 186.90 2.67 373.80 College ]Hill i40 2.67 College Hill 46.67 2.67 College ]Hill 93.33 2.67 373.80 124.61 249.19 TOTAL ~RO?~RTY 0~mR COST TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) $1,495.20 498.40 TOTAL L~IT COST $1,993.60 UNIT NO. 65 NINTH STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM EAST LINE OF RALEIGH STREET TO EAST LI~ OF S~ZTH STREET NORTH SIDE ~ No. Tot al Prop. Owner Lot Block Addition Feet Rate Owner Assess. B. M. Sims 6 37 Curtis G. Ford E 50' 7 37 Don Braddy wgo' 7 37 SOUTH SIDE Roy Griffith W100' 10 Aha Smalschried E~40' 10 ¢. H. White ll 38 38 College Hill 140 2.67 College Hil! 50 2.67 College Hill 90 2.67 College Hill 100 2.67 College Hill., 40 2,67 CQllege Hill 140 2.67 TOr/m PHOPERTY OWneR COST (3/4) TO~U CITY COST TOTAL LrNIT COST 373.80 133.50 240.30 267.00 106.80 373.80 $1,495,20 498.40 $1,993.60 UNIT NO. 66 NINTH STREET WIDTti 30 FEET FROM EAST LIE OF SM~fTH ST~ET TO EAST LIE 0F TRAVIS STREET SOUTH SIDE 0wne r L ct L. Lovell W70' 10 47 0. N. Heed ET0' 10, 47 0. B. Griffith ll 47 NORTH SIDE Jack Bates 6 48 A. M. Hamilton 7 48 NO. Block Addition Feet Rate College Hill College Hill College Hill 140 Total Prop. Owner Assess, 70 2.67 186.90 70 2,67 186.90 2.67 373.80 College Hill 140 College Hill 140 2.67 373.8O 2.67 373.80 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER. COST(3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST "l $ ,495.20 498. ~+0 $1,'993.60 UNIT NO. 71 TENTH STREET WiDTH 30 FEET FROM %VEST LiNE 0~LEXINGiDN' ~ ' '' STREET TO EAST LINE OF MILWAUB2EE STREET NORTH SIDE No, Owner Lot Block Addition, Feet Rate R.R.&B.E.Ehresman i l0 Highland 140 2.67 D. B. Bradshaw W70' 14 l0 Highland Total Prop. 0w~er Assess. 373.80 70 2.67 186.90 W. F. McDaniel E70' 14 SOUTH SIDE T. E. Needham 1 Cecil Staggs W70' 12 Jack Hendrix E70' 12 10 Highland 70 2.67 7 College Hill 140 2.67 7 College [Hill 70 2.67 7 College [Hill 70 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY OV~R COST (3/4) CITY C0ST TOTAL UNIT COST 186.90 373.80 186.90 186.90 $1,495.20 498.40 ~1,993.60 UNIT NO 72 TENTH STREET ~IDTH 30 FEET FRO 5~ YV~ST LI~ OF MILV.,~AUKEE STREET TO EAST LI~E OF NASSAU STREET NORTH SIDE Owner E. L. Dorrough ~. J. Lewis SOUTH SIDE M~s. Ca, tie Griffith C. P. Seipp WTO' 12 L. R. Taylor E70' 12 Lot Blomk Addition Feet Rate 1 11 Total Prop. Owner Assess. Highland 140 2.67 373.80 Highland 14 0 2.67 373.80 1 12 College Hill. 14Q 2.67 373.80 12 College Hill 70 2.67 186.90 12 College Hill 70 ~.67 186.90 TOT PROPERTY OWf R C, TO~L CITY COST (1/~) TOTAL D~IT CO ST $1,495.20 498.40 $1,993.60 UNIT NO. 73 TENTH STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM WEST LINE OF NASSAU STREET TO EAST LII~E OF 0A~AI~ STREET North SIDE N0. Owner Lot Block Addition Feet Rate W. P. Sherrod 1 12 Highland 1~0 2.67 R. L. ]~aggoner ~¥70' 14 12 B. G. Perry E70' 14 12 SOUTH SiDE Tobe Hammond i 13 C. B. i~orris WTO' 12 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 373.80 Highland 70 2.67 186.90 Highland 70 2.67 186.90 College .Hill 140 2.67 College Hill 70 2.67 373.80 186.90 C. G. Crowell E70' 12 13 College Hill 70 2.67 186.90 TOTAL PROPER~Y 0W~ER COST TOTAL CITY COST TOTAL UNIT COST $1,495.20 498.40 ~1,993.60 Z~IIT NO. 74 TENTH STREET WPDTH 30 FEET FROM V~ST LIN~ OF OAI~ND STREET TO EAST LINDE OR PORTLAND STREET NORTH SIDE Owner Lot Block Addition No. Total Prop. Feet Rate Owner Assess. Mrs. Tell Nix 1 13 Highland 140 2.67 373.80 Dr. Fred Goss E g6-2/3 ' Highland g6.67 2.67 12g.61 B. Y. Newman w 9 3-I/ 13 Highland 93.33 2.67 249.19 SOUTH SIDE S. ~'~. Reeves 1 24 College Hill lg0 2.67 373.80 J. Frank Norfleet 12 2~ College Hill 140 2.67 373.80 TOTAL PROPERTY ©WNER COST (3/g) TOTAL CITY COST (l/g) ~0 TOTAL UNIT ~ ST $1,g95.20 $1,993.60 UNIT NO. 75 TENTH STREET WIDTH 3o FEET FROM V~ST LINE OF PROTLAND STREET TO EAST LII~E OF QUINCY STREET NORTH SIDE Owne P No. Total Prop. Lot Block Addition Feet Rate Owner Assess. Plainview Independent Schools All 14 Highland 310 2.67 827.70 SOUTH SIDE Moody McOulloch 1 25 College Hill 155 2.67 ~13.85 Winnie Reynolds W 77~' 12 25 College Hill 77.5 2.67 206.93 Ruth Reynolds E 77~' 12 25 College Hill 77.5 2.67 206.93 TOTAL PROPERTY OK~.R COST TOTAL CITY COST TOTAL UI[iT COST $1,655.4o 551.8o 207.20 UNIT NO. 76 BEECH STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LI}YE OF SEVENTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF EiG!iTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Lot Block. Paul Williams 9 i5 Paul Williams 10 13 Etta C. Hamilton 11 ~[rs. J. B. Ross 12 13 W. M. Stultz 13 L. B. Sloneker & ~'~'. &Mrs. L .A. Sande rs Church of God W 90 ' 1.5 13 Church of God W 90 ' 16 V~ST SIDE Mrs. Lucy Hand E 90 ' 1 16 G. E. Allen 2 16 J. L. Patrick 3 16 A. H. Hooser ~ 16 E. R. tlatiiff 5 16 J. H. Lovett 6 16 J. H. Lovett 7 16 L. S. Berry 8 16 NO. Addition Feet Rate Original Town 50 2.67 Original Town 50 2.67 Original Town 50 2.67 Original Town 50 2.67 Original Town 50 2.67 Total Rrop. Owner Assess. 133.50 133.50 133.5o Original Town 50 2.67 Original Town 50 2.67 Original Town 50 2.67 133.50 i33.5o 133.5o Original Town 50 2.67 Original Town 50 2.67 Original Town ~ 2.67 Original Town 50 2.67 Original 'Town 50 2.67 Original Town 50 2.67 Original Town 50 2.67 Original Town 50 2.67 i33.5o i33.5o i33.5o i33.5o i33.5o i33.6o i33.50 133.5o TOTAL PROPERTY' OWl{ER COST (3/4) 'TOT C TY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST ~2,136.00 712.00 ~2,848.00 III. That a hearing shall be given and held by and before the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas bo the owners of any Railways or the owners of any inter, est therein, and to the owners of abutting property or the owners of any interest therein, in any of the Units as herein- before designated, at which they shall have the right to be heard on any matter which is a prerequisite to the validity of the proposed assessment, and to contest the amount of the proposed assessment, the lien and the liability therefor, the ~special benefits to the abutting propePty and the owme. ~rs thereof by means of the improvement for wh&dh the assessment is_to be levied, and the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity, and validity of the proceedings and contract in connection with such improvement and proposed assessment. IV. That the hearing herein provided shall be.held in.the Council. meet- ing room of the City Cauncil of the City of..Plain~iaw, at the City Hall in the City of ~lainview, Texas, on the 3rd. day of June, A.D. 1946, at 10:O0 A. M., and may be continued from time to time until the purposes thereof.am,., in the opinion of the Council, fully accomplish- ed, and such hearing is in all respects to be conducted in accordance with the law. That the City Secretary is hereby directed to give notice of the time, place and purpose of such hearing by causing notice in su~.stanti- ally the form hereinbe!ow, prescrih.ed.to be pnblishea mt least ~th~ee times prior to~ the dat.e._of .said hearing, in the Plainview Evening Herald, a newspaper of general and daily circulation, published in the City of ?lain. Tie. w, Texas, and the first~ of whcih publications shall be at least 10 days prior to the date set herein for the said hearing, and the form of which notice shall be substantially as follows: NOTICE: TO THE 0WI~RS OF ~ROPERTY ABUTTING Lq?ON Th~ HA~REINBELOW EW .TEi~&S A~D ~[ENTIO~D PORTIONS OF STREETS IN Tt~ CITY OF PLAINVI ~, TO ALL OTHERS. I~YING A~'~ INTEREST. AFFECTED THEREIN: The Governing Bogy of the City of Plainview has heretofore ordered, that the following portions of streets in the City of Plainview, Texas, shall be improv.ed by raising, grading and filling same.,..and by in- stalling concret, e .curbs ~and gutters, and, where necessary, ~torm sewers and drains, and by paving with Triple Asphalt sur~ac on Six-inch Calich.e. Base., to-wit.: Denver Street from North line .of S&xth~ Street to South line of Seventt~ Stre.e, designated as b~nit No. 7 E1 Paso Street from North line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designated as Unit Na. ll Fresno Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, deaigmat.ed, a,s Unit No. 15 Fresno Street from 8ouCh line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth..Street ae.sm~nate as Galveston Street from North line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, desiEnated, as Unit No. 18 Independence Street from i~orth line of Seventh Street to South ~ S , 23 line of ~..zglztn treet designated as Unit No. Independence Street from South line~ of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth career, desiEnated as ~nit No. 2~ Independence Street from North line of Eievent Stree~ to South line of Twelfth'Street, designated~as~Unit No. 27 Independence Street from south line of Twelfth Street to South line of Tn~rteent S.tmaet., designated as Unit No. 28 Joliet Street from l~orth line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as bnit ~o.. 32 Joliet Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of ~elfth Street, desmignated as bnit No~. 33 Joliet Street from South~line of Twelfth Street to South z_ne of Thirteenth S,reet, designated as Unit No. 3~ Kokomo Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designer, ed as Unit ~o. 35 Kokomo Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit Z~o. 37 Kokomo Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit No. 38 Lexington Street from North line of Seventh Street to S~uth line of Eighth Street, designated as Unit No. 39 Lexington Street from South line of ~ighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designated, as. Unit No. 40 Milwaukee Street from North line of Sixth Street to Sou~th line of Seventh Street, designated as Unit Nc,. ~1 Milwaukee Street from North line of !~[inth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. 42 l~ilwaukee Street from South line of Tenth street to South line of Eleventh S. treet, designated as Unit ho. 43 Nassau Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, desiEanted as Unit No. 44-~ Nassau Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as~nit i~io. 45 Nassau Street from North line of V~leventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, desi~nat,ad as Unit No, 46 Nassau Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, designated~as Unit~No. 47 Oakland Street from North line of ~inth Street to South line of Tenth Stre~mt, desigr~,ted aa Unit No. 50 Oakland Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street., designated.as, Unit E'o. 51 Portland Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit No. 55 Portland Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth mS~t~reet~ de~signatedas~ Unit No, 56 Eighth Street from West line of Nassau Street Do East line of Oakland Street, designated .as Unit Nc,, 61 Ninth Street from West line of Quincy Street to East line of Raleigh Street, designated as Unit ~o. 6~ Ninth Street from East line of Raleigh Street to East line of Snyth Street,~ dasignat~ed~as Unit, ~o. 65 Ninth Street from ~"ast line of Smyth Street to East line of Travis Street, designated, as.I!nit No. 66 Tenth Street from West Iine of Lexington Street to East line of Milwaukee Street, designated as Unit No. 71 Tenth Street from West line of ~ilwaukee Street to East line of Nassau Street, designated as Unit No. 72 Tenth Street from West line of Nassau Street to East line of Oakland Street, designated aa, Unit ~o. 73 Tenth Street from West line of Oakland Street to East line of Portland Street, designated as Unit No. 74 Tenth Street from West line of Portland Street to East line of Quincy street, ~designated.aa~Unit No, 75 Beech Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Streat~,,~des£gnatad~as IInit Ho. 76 And contract for.., the making and~const,r.uction oft such, improvements having haretofore been made by the City of zlainview, Texas, and in connection there~&~h, the following assessments are proposed to be made, t o-wit: (Here the City Secretary will insert and cause to be published the estimate of the City Engineer for the above Units, as hereinbefore seD out, in Paragraph II.) UNIT NO. 7 DEhUfER STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH.LINE OF SIXTH STREET TO. SOUTil LINE OF SEVENTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Robin Baker Mrs. C.M. Don.chon Robin Baker Lena M. Ware Lens ~. Ware WEST SIDE H. M. LaFont No. Total Prop. Lot Block Addition Feet, Rat e OWner Assess. 11 5~ Original Town 130 2.67 347,10 12~, .54 Original ~Town 50 2.67 133,50 13 54 Original Town 5,0- 2.67 13.3 · 50 1~ 54 Original Town 50 2.67 133r50 15 54 Original Town 50 2.67 135.50 " ES0' 1 68 H. I~%. LaFont E.80', 2 68 W.T. Mise 3 68 L. D. Brown 4 6.8 Wiliiamson E75' Acr. S. of Westmoreland 50 2.67 Westmomeland 50 2.67 Westmoreland .... 50 2.6.7 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Block.No. 68 Westmoreland Jim Dillard 62~' " 68 Westmoreland Mrs. Cliff McClain " 68 Westmoreland 62~ 75 2.67 62½ 2.67 62½ 2.67 133.50 133.50 13~.5o 133.50 200.25 166.88 166.~8 TOTAL PROSE TY O mSR OOST TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST $2,082.6.1 694.2O $2,776.81 UNIT NO.11 EL PASO STREET WIDTH 3o FEET FROM NORTH LINE OF E.IGHTH STREET TO SOUTH LIKrE OF NINTH STREET EgST SIDE No. Owner Lot Block Addition Feet Rate Total Prop. Owner Assess. A.F. Neal WT0' 9 66 Westmoreland 5o 2.67 133.5o A. F. Neal WT0' t0 A, F. Neat WT0' 1i C. J. ~ ~' ~cMl~lan, 12 66 66 66 66 Mrs. J.H.Whisenant 13 Mrs. J. 0. Rountree W 80 ' 14 66 Mrs. J.0.Rount,ree i5 66 Mrs .J. 0.Runtree 16 66 Westmorel.and 50 2.67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Westmoraland 50 2,67 Westmoreland :50 2.67 Wa. stmoreiand 50 2.67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 VfEST SIDE S. C. Hutch~rson S. C. Hutch~rson S. C. Hutcherson N 40' 3 Mrs.W.L.Harrington S t0' } l~s. W. L. Hatting- ton 4 W. H. Crawford 5 W. H. j~a~ford Charles A~ Malone S 25' 6 CharLes A. Malone 7 Charles A, Malone 8 1 75 2 75 ?5 75 75 75 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Westmoreland 40 2.67 Westmoreland 10 2.67 Westmoreland ~estmoretand West~oreian~ 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.50 133.5o 133.5o 106.80 26.70- 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 25 2.67 66.75 75 l:~estmoreiand . 25 2.67 66.75 75 Westmoreland 50 2.67 133.50 75 Westmorelm~d 50 2.67 133.50 TOTAL ~ROPER~f 0$?NERS COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST $2,136.00 712.00 ~2,848.00 UNIT NO. 15 FRESNO STRi~ET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LIllE OF ELEVENTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF TVfELf'I'H ~'z~EET WEST SIDE No. Tot al Prop. Ow. net Lot, Block Addition Fee_ _,t_ Rate Owner ASSeSa:~. Mrs. O: E: White 1 ~25 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 ~' Mrs. ,~ ,.E. · Whit e 2 25 Highland 50 2.67 133 · 50 Mrs. C, E~. White 3 25 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Mrs. C. E. White ~ 2,5 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 W. K. McCaskill 5 25 Highland 180 2.67 450.60 EAST SIDE J. D. Price S130'~10 26 Lewis Thompson- N 50' t0 26 Frank Clark il 26 T. A. Lovell 12 26 A. W. Hall 13 26 A. W. Hall 14 26 Highland 130 2.67 347.10 Highland 50 2,67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133,50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 TOTAL PROPERTY 0~I~ER COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST $2,029.20 676.40 $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 16 F~SN0 STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM SOUTH LIllE ~0F T?~ELFTH STREET TO BOUTH LI~ 'OF THIRTEENTH STREET ~ST SIDE Owner Lot Ft. Worth & Denver Sp. RR 1 Ft. Worth & Denver No. Block Addition Feet Rate Total Prop. Owner Assess. 32 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2,67 133.50 Iiighland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 .133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 SP..~RR 2 32 G. E. Duckw~all 3 32 G. E. Duckwall 4 32 J. 0. Bass 5 32 J. O. Bass 6 32 C. R. Etter Est. 7 32 Lin W. Greet 8 32 EAST SIDE R. H. Browder W70' 9 31 R. H. Browder.~70' 10 31 Everett Smith ll Mrs. L. R~ Taylor 12 31 jean Dement 13 31 Jean Dement 14 31 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Ft. Worth & Denver ER-15 31 Ft. Worth & Denver RR 16 31 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 ilighland 50 2.67 133.50 TOT~L PROP~R.~Z 0~mR COST TOTAt ¢IT¥ COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST $2,136.00 712.00 ~2,848.00 UNIT NO. 18 GALVESTON STREET ¥IDTH 30 FEET FRO~ NORTH LI~ OF EIGHTH ST~ET TO SOUTH Lih~ OF NINTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Lot ~rs. W. C. Foo~te w 7o' 9 78 ~rs. W.C.Foote 10 78 Mrs. W.C. Foote S20~of~70' 11 78 D.B.Shifiett N30'of W 70 ' 1i 78 D. B. Shiflett 12 78 ~rs C ~ . . ..,. Moore 13 78 H. D~. LaFont W90' 14 78 Mrs.W.L,Loyd W90' 15 78 ~rs.W.L.Loyd 16 78 NO. Block Addition Feet Rate Total Prop. Owner Assess. Westmoreland 50 2..67 Westmoreland 50 2~67 133.5o Westmoreland 20 2~67- 53.40 Westmoreland 30 2.67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Westmoreland 50 2.~67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 80.10 i33.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o !33.5o ~{~ ST SIDE Sam H. Wester 1 87 Sam H. We st er 2 87 S~m H. Wester N 25' 3 87 B. L. Lawrence S 25' B. L.'Lawrence 3 87 ~ 87 87 Mrs.~ay Huntington 5 MrS.May Huntington N 10' 6 Ruth Reynolds S40' 6 Ruth Reynolds Ruth Reynolds Wesomorel~ ~ and 502.67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Westmoreland 25 2.67 Westmoreland 25 2.67 ~estmoreland 50 2.67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 87 Westmoreiand-~ i0 2.67 87 .Westmoreland 40 2.67 7 87 ~estmo.reland. 50 2.67 8 87 Wes tmoreland 50 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY O¥~T~R COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL' Td.z-NIT COST 233.50 133.50 66.75 66.75 133.50~ 133.5'0 ~26.70 106.80 133.50 133.5o $2,136.oo 712.00 $2,848.00 UNIT NO. 23 INDEPENDENCE STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LINE OF SEVENTH STREET TO SOUTH LIt~ OF EIGHTH STRE~.T WEST SIDE Owner Lot Block J. Z. Guyner 1 3 L. Bailey 2 3 Mrs. C. K. Shelton Mrs. Q. D. Hall Est. 3 Dan M. Cook Mr.&2~rs. LinGreer 5 Leroy Newland 6 Elmer Brown E82½' 7 Elmer Brown E82~ 8 3 3 3 3 3 3 Addition Riverside Riverside Feet Rate 50 2.67 50 2.67 Riverside 50 2,67 Riverside 50 2,67 Riverside 50 2.67 Riverside 50 2,67 Riverside 50 2.67 Riverside 50 2 J 67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 133.5o 133.5o 133.50 133.50 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.50 ~ST SIDE Mrs. K. D. Thomaa 9 91 ~trS. K, D. Thomas ,10 91 Mrs. K. D. Thomas, ll 91 Mrs. K. D. Tho.mas,12 91 J. R. Tearer l~ 91 Mrs. Lon McDaniel & 2~rs. Lois Myrtle R~cDaniel l~ 91 Alice Harrell ~,70' 15 91 Alice Harrell Vf70' 16 91 Westmo.reland 50 Westmoreland 50 West,moreland~ 50 Westmoreland ~50 Westmoreland 50 Westmoreland 50 Westmoreland ~0 Wiestmoreland 50 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.5o z33.5o TOTAL PROPERTY OI~qqER COST (3/~) TOTAL CITY COST (1/~) TOTAL UNIT COST $2,136.00 712.'00 $2,848.00 UNIT NO. 2~ INDEPENDENCE STP~ET ~IDTH 30 FEET FROM SOUTH LINE,OF EIGHTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF NINTH START W~ST SIDE No. Total P~OP. Owner Lot Block Addition Feet Rate Owner Assess. W. H. Woodman E95'1 2 Riverside 50 2.67 13~.50 W, H, Woodm~n E95'2 2 Riverside 50 2.67 133.50 M, B. Hood 3 B. F. Block 4 J. q. Long 5 J. q. Long N25' 6 Jess C. Harrison S 25' 6 Jess C. Harrison N 25' 7 Mrs. Ida Thomas S 25' 7 Mrs. Ida Thomas 8 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Riverside 50 Riwerside 50 Riwerside 50 Riverside 25 Riverside 25 Riverside 25 RL~er si de,. 25 Riverside 50 EAST SIDE Clarence Perkins W93-1/3' 9 Clarence Perkins W93-1/3' 10 Clarence Parker W 90' ll Mrs. Mamie Sands 12 Mrs. J. F. Ross Mrs. J. F. Ross S 10' C. S. Stanton N ~0' 1~ C. S. Stanton 15 C. S. Stanton 16 90, 9O 9O 9O 90 9O 9o 90 90 Westmoreland 50 Westmoreland 50 Westmoreland 50 Westmo.r,eland .... 50 Westmore~,and 50 Westmoreland Westmomelan& 40 Westmoreland 50 Westmoreland 50 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER 00ST(3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/~) TOTAL UNIT COST 2,67 133.50 2.,67 133 · 50 2.67 133.50 2.67 66.75 2.67 66.75 2.67 66.75 2,67 66.75 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 15~.50 2.67 126.70 2,67 106.80 2.67 133.50 2.67 135.50 $2,1~6.00 712.00 $2,848.00 UNIT NO. 27 I~EPENDENCE ST~E,T WIDTH 30 FEET PROM NORTH LII~E 0F ELEVENTH ST~ET TO SOUTH LI~YE OF ~¥ELFTH STREET %%~ST SIDE 0~mer Lot Block Addition M. E. Dement i 22 Highland ~ E. Dement 2 22 Highland M. E. Dement NgO' 3 22 Highland Mrs. Lois FarmeP,,SlO' ~ 3 22 Highland Mrs. Lois Farmer 4 22~ aighland No. Total Prop. Feet Rate Owner Assess. 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 40 2.67 106.80 10 2.67 26.7O 50 2.67 133.50 ............. 711IF[flit .................................. C. H. Hancock 5 22 Highland 180 2.67 480.60 EAST SIDE Roy Maxey 10 Mrs. E. H. Perry 11 Mrs. Lucy Skipworth 12 R. W. Davidson W70 ' 13 R. W. Davidson W 70 ' 14 23 Highland 180. 2.67 480.60 23 Highland 50 2.67 133 · 50 23 Highland 50 2.67 133 · 50 23 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 23 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 TOTAL ?ROPERTY 0~2fER COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST $2,029 · 20 676.40 $2,705.60 U-NIT NO. 28 I~EPENDENCE STREET' WIDTH 30 FEET FROM FROM SOUTH LINE OF ~LFTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF ,THIRTEENTH WEST SiDE Owner J. A. Montague STREET Mrs. Lena Meador ~2 N. B. Burkett 3 35 N. B. Burkett 4 35 R. H. Gregory ~ 35 R. H. Gregory 6 35 C. L. Smith 7 35 Mrs. G. W. Ford 8 35 No. Total Prop. Lot Black Addition Feet Rate Ova~er Assess. i 35 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 EAST SIDE Young Bicknell ~70'9 34 Young Bicknell W70' 10 34 Young Bicknell 11 34 Dwight Green 12 34 W. N. Busey 13 34 k. L. Hall 14 34 Dock Hind 15 34 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2,67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland .50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 B. R. Warrick 16 34 Highland 50 2.67 TOT L ?R0S T¥ COST TOTAL CITY COST TOTAL D~IT COST 133.50 $2,136.00 712.00 $2,848.00 UNIT NO. 32 JOLIET STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LINE OF TEIffH STREET TO SOUTH LI~E OF ELEVENTH STREET W~ST SIDE Owner Lot Block George B. Hall 1 8 George B. Hall· 2 8 George B. Hall N 25' 3 ~8 Ray D. Bl'air S25' 4 Ray D.~Blair ~ Paul H. Bryan S 50' 5 Anna Ballengeen N 130' ~ Addition Highland Highland Highland Highla~i Highland 8 Highland 8 Highland No. Total Prop. Feet Rate Owner Assess. 5o 50 2.67 133.50 25 2.67 66.75 25 2.67 66.75 50 2.67 135.50 50 2.67 13~.50 130 2.67 347.10 EAST SIDE Mrs. E. G. Owens N 120' 10 C. T. Johnson S 60' 10 J. D. Duree il W. H. Irby 12 J. H. Stanfield 13 ~J. H. Stanfield 7 Highland 7 Highland 7 Highland- 7 Highland[ 7 Highland 7 Highland 120 2.67 320.40 60 2.67 160.20 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 153.50 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST (3/g) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST UNIT NO. 33 JOLIET STreET FROM $2,029.20 676.~0 ~2,705.60 WIDTH 30 FEET NORTH LI1VE OF ELEVENTH ST~ET TO SODTH LII~ OF TV~ELFTH STREET W~ST SiDE Owner Lot Mrs. Beulah McNeely Mrs. Beulah McNeely 2. 21 Mrs. D. L. Hammer 3 21 R. E. Farmer & R.L .Walker 4 21 Mrs. Francis Wilson 5 21 EAST SIDE J. P. Flake !0 22 B!antie E. &Dieta Fay Bailey 11 22 J. T. Sands 12 22 H. L. Bond 13 22 H. L. Bond 14 22 No. Block Addition Feet Rate Total Prop. Ovmer Assess. Highland 50 2.67 133.50 itighland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133 · 50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 180 2.67 480.60 Highland 180 2.67 480.60 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 TOTAL PROPERTY OWN~ER COST TOTAL czr¥ cost ( l/a} TOTAL UNIT COST 029 -20 676. ~0 $2,705..60 UNIT NO. 34 JOLIET STREET VvlDTH 30 FEET FROM SOUTH LINE OF T~%~LFTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF THIRTEENTH STREET ~¥~ST SIDE No. Total Prop. Owner Lot Block Addition Feet Rate Owner Assess. W. C. McDonald 1 36 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 W. C. McDonald 2 36 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Mrs. Sallie Barton 3 36 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 J. A. Loring ~ 36 Hi~ghland 50 2.67 133.60 James V.Seipp & Butt Wilson 5 36 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 James V. Seipp 6 36 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Edd N. Noble 7 36 Highland 50 2.67 13~.50 Edd N. Noble 8 36 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 EAST SIDE Mrs. Martha Kohls W 70' 9 Mrs. Martha Kohls W 70' D. B. Rexrode D. B. Rexrode 10 il 12 13 D. B. RexrOde W. J. MCWilliems 14 W. Mi MCWilliams S 25' 15 A. R. Beardsley N 25' 15 A. R. Beardsley 16 35 Highland 50 2.67 153.50 35 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 35 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 35 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 35 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 35 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 35 Highland 25 2.67 66.75 35 Highland 25 2.67 66.75 35 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 TOTAL PROPERTY 0M~ER OSST-( 3/4 -) TQTAL ¢IT¥ O0ST ( 1/~+ ) TOTAL UNIT COST $2,136.00 712.00 848.00 UNIT NO. 35 KOKOM0 ST~EET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTK LI~ OF NINTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF T~NTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner J. L. Weathers E 70' J. L. Weathers E 70' J. L. Weathers E70 ~ Ben 0. Sanford Ethel Sanford Ethel Sanford Lot Block Addition Feet Rate Total Prop. 0verier Assess. 7 1 College Hill 54 2.67 144.18 8 1 College Hill 54 2.67 9 1 College Hill 54 2.67 10 1 College Hill 5& 2.67 ll i College Hill 54 2.67 12 i College Hill 5~ 2.67 144.1.8 144.18 144.18 144.18 ~$~ SIDE Walter S. Hoffman 1 '6 College Hill 54 2.67 Peyton Reese 2 6 College Hill 54 2.67 W. G. Botts ~ 6 College Hill 54 2.67 W. G. Botts 4 6 College Hill 54 2.67 W. G. Botts 5 6 College Hill 54 2.67 ~. G. Botts 6 6 College Hill 54 2.67 t44.i8 144.18 144.18 i44.iS 144.18 i44.18 TOTAL ?a0sr~ o~m,n COST (3/4) TOTXL CZT¥ COST (1/,4) TOTAL UNIT OOST $1,7~0.16 576.72 _~D06, ss UNIT NO. 37 KOKOM0 STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LINE OF E~LEVENTH ST~ET TO SOUTH LII~-E OF TV~LFTH STREET ~]~ST SIDE No. Owner Lot Block Addit ion Feet Rate Floyd Dennis 1 20 Highland 50 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 133.50 J. Clyde & Hula Bramlett 2 20 HIGHland 50 2.67 133.50 Robert Hinn 3 20 Highland. 50 2.67 133.50 Robert Hinn 4. 20 Highland 50 2.67 13.3.50 Bobble M. Odom 5 20 Highland 180 2.67 480.60 EAST SIDE Addle L. Hoop.er 10 21 Highland 180 2.67 480.60 J. T. Hatch ll 21 , Highland 50 2.67 133.50 J. T. Hatch 12 21 Highland.. 50 2.67 1~3..50 J. T. Hatch l~ 21 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 J. T. Hatch 14 21 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 TOTAL ?ROP RTY 0Vm ER COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/ 4) TOTAL UNIT COST $2,029.20 676.40 $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 38 KOKOM0 ST~ET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM SOUTH~LI~...OF ~¢[ELFTH STREET TO SOUTH LI~E OF THIRT~NTH STREET F~kST SIDE No. Total Prop. Owner. Lot Block Addition Feet Rate Owner Assess. George Bond 9 36 Highland 50 2.67 1~3.50 George Bond 10 36 Highland 50 2;67 133.50 George Bond S22' 1t 36 Highland 22 2.67 58.74 Mar~in Churchwells N 28' ll 36 Highland 28 2.67 7~.76 Marvin Churchwells S 22' 12 36 F. L. 'Thornton N28' 1~ 36 F. L. Thornton 13 36 D. B. Tilson 14 36 Highland 22 2.67 5 8.74 High land 28 2.67 74.76 Highland 50 2.67 1~3,50 Highland 50 2.67 133 · 50 A'. M. Deitrich 15 A. ~i. Deitrich l~ 36 Highland 50 2.67 ,~36 Highland 50 2.67 WEST SIDE A. C. Whitacre 1 J. W. Lester 2 J..B. Arnold 3 T. C. Shepard ~ E. ~g. Osborne 5 E. M. Osborne N25' 6 C. P. Elliott S25' 6 C. P. Elliott 7 C. P. Elliott 37 Highland 50 2.67 37 Highland 50 2.67 37 Highland 50 2.67 37 Highland 50 2.67 37 Highland 50 2.67 37 Highland 25 2.67 37 Highland 25 2.67 37 Highland 50 2.67 37 Highland 50 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY OV~IfER COST ( 3/& ) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.5o 133.50 66.75 66.73 133.50 133.50 $2,136.00 712.00 $2,848.00 UNIT NO. 39 LEXINGTON STREET WIDTH 30 BET FROM NORTH LINE OF SE~NTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF EIGHTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Lewellen C.layton~ 6 J. W. Gamel 7 J. W. Garnet $25' 8 John T. Howell N25' 8 John T. Howell 9 E. J. Brookshire 10 WEST SIDE Lida Z. Brown 1 C. C. Casey ll C.C. Casey 12 B. A. Myers 13 Sam W. Smith 14 Addition College Hili~160 2.67 427.20 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 College Hill 25 2.67 66.75 College Hill~ 25 2.67 66.75 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 NO. Lot Block Feet Rate Total Prop. Owner Assess. 9 College Hill 160. 2.67 427.20 9 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 9 College Hill 50 2.67 133 · 50 9 College P.'Ii ll 50 2.67 133.50 9 Oollege I~lill 50 2.67 133.50 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST (3/4) $1,922.~0 TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) 640.80 TOTAL UNIT COST $2,563.20 UNIT NO. 40 LEXINGTON STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM SOUTH LINE OF EIGHTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF NINTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Lot Block E. West K~inger 9 5 Edgar Brown & Carthel Niehaus l0 5 A. M. Dellis ll 5 L. W. Clark 12 5 NO. Addition Feet Rate College Hill 50 2.67 College Hill 50 2,,67 College Hill 50 2.67 College H~ll 50 2.67 Total Prop. 0vrner Assess. 133.60 133~5o 133.5o 133.50 %~EST SIDE Jesse Thomas, 5 8 Florence & ivan J. Byars 6 8 Delma Bene~diCtm 7 8 L. 0. Wilkes 8 8 College Hill 50 2.67 College Hill,. 50 2~ 67 College Hill 50.. 2.,67 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 133.5o 133.50 133.50 TOTAL PROPERTY 0W~ER COST (3/~), TOTAL CITY COST ( 1/4 ) TOTAL UNIT COST' $1,068.00 356.00 UNIT NO. 41 MiL~AUKEE STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LINE, 0E SIXTH STREET TO SOUTH 'LINE OF SEVENTH STREET SIDE 0wne r Lot Bleak Addition No. Total Prop. Feet Rate Owner Assess. Dr. H. M. Thompson N 110' 1 9O College Hill Il0 2.67 293.70 Mrs. Myrtle Steward S50' 1 John W. Speck 11 Marshall Surratt 12 H. L. Craig 13 H. L. Craig 1~ 9O 90 90 90 9O College Hill~ 50~ Coliege~Hiil ~0 College Hill 50 College,Hill 50 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133,50 2.67 133.50 EAST SIDE Mrs. W. T. Covington 6 Mrs. Ada Keys 7 N. E. Savage 8 91 College_ HilL~160~ 2.67 91 College Hill 50 2..67 91 College H~ll 50 2.67 427.20 133.50 133.50 Ste!ta Reynolds V~70' 9 91 College Hill 50 2,67 Stella Reynolds W70'lO 91 College Hill 50 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST ( .}/g} TOTAL OITY 00ST (l/g) TOTAL UNIT COST $1~922.40 64O.8O ~2,56}.20 UNIT NO. ~2 MiL~]AUKEE STREET V~IDTH 30 FEET FRO~ N~iRTH LIN-E OF NINTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF TENTH STREET EAST SIDE 0wne r Lot Block Robin Baker ~70' 7 7 Robin Baker V~70' 8 7 A. L. Stokes 9 7 Bilie McClure, 10 7 Cecil Staggs ~[70' ii 7 Cecil Staggs WTO' 12 7 V~ST SIDE Mrs. carrie G~iffith 1 ~Irs. Cattle Griffith 2 Mrs. Cattie Griffith N12' 3 ~[. D. Herring S42' '~ W. D. Herring Nt2.' 4 Dr. J. H. Hanson NO. Addition Feet Rate College Hill CollegaHill College Hill College Hill College Hill College Hill 12 College Hill 12 College Hill 12 College Hill 12 College Hill 12 College Hill S 42' g" Dr. J'. H. Hen sen N 33' R. B. Jordan S21' 5 R. B. Jordan 6 ,i2 ~ollege Hii~i 12 College Hill 1.2 College Hill 12 Collqge Hill 54 2.67 54 2,67 54 2.67 54 2.67 54 2.67 54 2.67 54 2.67 $4 2.67 12 2.67 42 2.67 12 2.67 42 2.67 33 2.6 ? · 21 2.67 5g 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY O~%~R COST TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST Total Prop. Owner Assess. 1#4 .18 144.18 144.18 144.18 1~.18 1~4.t8 144~18 144.18 32.04 112.14 32.0~ i12.14 88.11 56.O7 14~.18 $1,730.16 576.12 $2,306.88 UNIT NO. 43 MiL~AuIciE STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM SOUTH LINE OF TENTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF ELEVENTH ST~ET EAS~ SIDE Owner Lot Block Ho T. Roberts l0 l0 Mrs. Nora Beck ll l0 R. D. Stinnet.t.~ 12 t0 D. B. Bradshaw W70' 13 10 D. B. Bradshaw WT0' 14 10 NO. Addition Feet Rata Highland 180 2.67 Highland 5 0 2.67 Highland, 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 V~ST SIDE E. L. Dorrough ! E. C. Rhea 2 L. E. Raper 3 L. E. Raper 4 C. A. McClanahan 5 11 Highland 50 2.67 I1 Highland 50 2.67 11 Highland 50 2.67 ll Highland_ 50 2.67 ll Highland 180 2.67 TOTAL ?RO~ERTY O~R COST TOTAL C~TY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST Total Prop. 0wner. As se ss. 480.6O .5O .5O .5O 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.5o 48o. 6o $2,029,. 20 676.40 $2,7o~. 6o UNIT NO. 4g NASSAU STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LINE OF NINTH STREET-TO SOUTH LINE OF TENTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Lot Block Grafton McInnish W 70' 7 12 Grafton McInnish ~70' 8 12 Grafton McInnish.~ 9 12 C. P. Seipp W70' C. P. Seipp W70' C. P. Seipp W70.~! ~%~ST SIDE Tobe Hammond Tobe Hammond G. W. Dalton G. J. Clements F. M. Foreman F. M. Foreman 10 12 ll 12 12 12 No. Addition Feet Rate Total Prop. Owner Assess. College Hill 54 2.67 144.18 College Hill 54 2.67 144.18 College Hill 54 2.67 144.18 College Hill 5~ 2.67 144.18 College Hill 54- 2.67 144.18 College Hill 54 2.67 144.18 1 13 College Hill 54 2..67 144.18 2 13 College Hill, 54 2.67 144.18 3 13 College Hill 54 2.67 144,18 4 13 College Hill 54 2.67 144.18 5 13 College.,Hiil 54 2.67 144.18 6 13 College Hill 54 2.67 144.18 TOTAL PROPERTY OWI~ER COST (3/4) $1,730.16 TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) 576.72 TOTAL L~NiT COST 306.88 UNIT NO. 45 NASSAU STREZ~iT WIDTH 30 FEET FRG~ SOUTH Lii~E OF TENTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF ELEYENTH START EAST SIDE No. Total Prop. Lot Block Addition Feet Rate Owner Assess. Owner Ethel Sanford l0 ll Highland 180 2.67 480.60 Hugh Etter ll ll Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Hugh Etter 12 11 Highland~ 50 2.67 133.50 H. E. ~¥right 13 11 Highland 50 2.67 133,.50 W. J. Lewis i~ tl Highland 50 2.67 133.50 V~E S T SIDE ~. P. Sherrod 1 12 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Karl Samman 2 12 Highland 50 2.67 133~50 H. M. Reeves 3 12 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 H. H. Tilson 4 12 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 E. G. Alexander 5 12 Highland 180 2.67 480.60 TOTAL PROPERTY 0~R COST (3/4) $2,029.20 TOTAL CITY COST (1/~+) 676.40 TOT~ UNiT COS~ $2,70~.60 UNIT NO. 66 NASSAU STREET WIDTH 3O FEET FR~ NORTH LINE 0~ ELEVENTH STREET TO oOUTH LI~ OF T?~LFTH STREET V~ST SIDE No. Owner Lot Block Addit ion~ Feet,,. Rate ~hmt e i 17 Highland 50 2.67 J. E o TM ' Total Prop. Owner Assess. ~33.5o Haze~ Havis & Virginia Lewis 2 17 Highland 50 2.67 B. M. King 3 17 Highland 50 2.67 Roy Griffith 4 17 Highland. 50 2.67 S. T. Coope~ 5 17 Highland 180 2.67 133.50 t33.50 133.5o 480.60 EAST SIDE Lona Robinson S130' 10 18 C. H. Stafford. NSO' 10 18 Highland 130 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 3~7.~o i~3.5o H. T. & Lottie L. Sermon 11 18 Highland 50 2.67 L. Ludeman & C. R. Smelse, r 12 18 Highland 50 Seventh Day Adventist Church 13 18 Highland 50 Seventh Day Adventist Church t4 18 Highland 50 TOTAL PROPERTY 0~, COST T01~AL CITY COST TOTAL UNIT COST 2.67 2,67 2.67 133.50 133.50 1,33.5 0 $2,029.20 676.40 $2,7o5.6o UNIT NO. 47 NASSAU STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM SOUTH LIME OF TV~LFTH STREET TO SO~H LII~ OF THIRTEENTH EAST SIDE Owner A. A. Alexander. A. A. Alex,and, er . T ' W. M oliver J. W. McOain~ Lot 9 10 11 ~12 2~ .& ~Mrs .E.B.Eeds 13 Mrs. Martha Line 14 H. D. Witt WT0' 15 H. D. Witt WT0' 16 WEST SIDE Melvin Hull 1 C. A. Bruce 2 J. M. Smith 3 T. C. Shepard Fred Kanady 5 Fred Kanady 6 Mrs. Kate :Brazele & Mrs. F.W. Clinksca!ese E 70' 7 Mrs. Kate Brazele & Mrs. F ,W. C links cales e E70 ' 8 STREET Block 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 No. Total Prop. ~ddition Feet Rate Owner Assess. Highlan~ 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 13.3.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.30 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 40 Highland 50 2,67 133.50 40 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 40 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 40 Highland 50 2.67 133,50 40. Highland 50 2.67 133.50 40 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 40 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 ~0 Highland 50 TOTAL PROPERTY ,OWneR COST ( 3/4 ) ~ TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TO TAL UNIT COST 2.67 133.50 $2,136.00 712.00 $2,848.00 UNIT NO. 50 0AKLANI~ STREET WIDTH 50 [FEET FROM NORTH LIK~ OF NINTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF ~NTH STREET E~ST SIDE 0wne r L o t Frank Caddeli W70' 7 Frank Caddell W70' 8 John W. Sc0~t 9 Maurice Hanna 10 C. B. Morris,WT0'll C. B. Morris W70'12 V~ST SIDE S. W. Reeves 1 S. W. Reeves N6' 2 Thomas A. Bay S~8' 2 Thomas A. Bay 5 Thomas A. Bay N~+' ~ J. V. Graham S50'~ St. Paul ,Lutheran Church 5 St. Paul Lutheran Church 6 No. Total Prop. Block Addition Feet Rate Owner Assess. 15 College Hill 5~ 2.67 1~.18 13 College Hill 5~ 2.6.7 124.18 15 College H[~[, 5~ 2.67 1~.18 1~ Co!lege Hill 5~ 2.67 1~.,18 15 College Hill. 5~ 2.67 !~.18 15 College Hill 5~ 2.67 1~.18 2~ College Hill 24. College Hill College Hill College,Hill College Hil,1 College Hill 54 2.67 1~4.18 6 2.67 16.02 48 2.67 128.t6 54 2.67 l&/~.18 4 2.67 10.68 50 2,67 133.50 2~ College Hill 5& 2~ College Hill TOT~t ?ROP~RTY' 0mV~R~ COST. (3/~) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST 2.67 2.67 l&&.la 1,7 0.16 576.72 ~2,}06.8S UNIT NO. 51 OAKLAND STREET WIDTH ~0 FEET FROM o0~E._LINE OF TENTH STREET TO SOUTH .LINE OF ELEVENTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Lot Ennis Jones 10 R. L. Newton Est. 11 Hanle y Wasson 12 R. L. Waggoner W70' 1.3 R. L. Waggoner W70' l& Block 12 12 12 12 12 Addition High lan d Highland Highland_ Highland Highland NO. Feet Rate 180 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 5O 2.67 50 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 480.60 133.50 133.50 1~3.50 WEST SIDE Mrs. Tell Nix 1 J. L. Hunter 2 Mr.&d~rs.C.T.Lokey 3 Vincent Tudor Maggie K. Diggs 13 Highland 50 13 Highland 50 Highland 50 Highland 50 Highland 180 TOTAL PROPERTY O%~R .COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL D~IT COST 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2..67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 480.60 · ,.$ 2,029.20 676:, 40 $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 55 PORTLAND STREET WIDTH 30 BET FROM SOUTH LINE OF TENTH STREET TO SOUTH LII~ OF ELE~NTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Lot Tom R. Field N130.'lO Bill Lytle S50' l0 Dick D. Buck ll Dr. Fred Goss w 46-2/3' 12 Dr. Fred Goss W 46-2/3~' 13 Dr. Fred Goss W 46-2/3' 14 ~%~ST SIDE Plainview,Ind. School Dist. All No. Total Prop. Block ~dition Feet Rate Owner Assess. 1~ Highland 130 2.67 347.10 13 Highland 50 2..67 133.50 13 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 13 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 13 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 14 Highland 380 2.67 1,014.60 TOTAL PROPERTY 0V~ER COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/~) TOTAL UNIT COST $2,029.20 676.40 $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 56 PORTLAND STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LIAUE OF EL E~JEI~TH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF T~L~T_~ STREET WES2' SIDE Owner Lot B16ck ~. Addition A. Gales Adams i 15 Highland k. Gales Adams N 25 ' 2 15 Highland No. Total Prop. Feet Rate Owner Assess. 5O 2.67 133.50 25 2.67 66.75 ~rs. Ethel Thompson S 25' 2 15 Highland 25 2.67 66.75 Mrs. Ethel ~Thompson, 3 15 Highland 50 2.67 133 · 50 C. C .&~V.E. Combs 4 15 ~ighland 50 2.67 133 · 50 H. H. Barnard S 130 ' 5 15 Highland 130 2.67 347.10 Jacob ~. Mills N 50' 5 15 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 EAST SIDE Addle L. Hooper S 130 ' i0 16 Highland 130 2.67 3~7.10 Karl Sam~man N50' 10 16 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 T. A. Davenport 11 16 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 J. A. Loring 12 16 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 J. A. LoT lng W70' 13 16. Highland 50 2.67 135.50 J. A. Loring W70' 14 16 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 TOT L COST r0m L CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL D~NIT COST 029.20 676.40 $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 61 EIGHTH STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FR0~'I ~EST LIi~E OF NASSA~G STREET TO EAST LII~ OF 0A~q~hrD STREET NORTH SIDE Owner Lot L. W. James ~J. Alton ~iiller E 80' 8 W. T. Burroughs 9 14 SOUTH SIDE James B. Oswald W 70 ' 10 15 A. D. R~ires l0 15 Mrs. R.G.B.Fain ll 15 No. Block Addition~ Feet Rate College Hill Total Prop. Owner Assess. 60 2.67 160.20 College Hill 80 2.67 College Hill 140 2.67 213.60 373.80 College Hill 70 2.67 College Hill 70 2.67 College Hill 140 2.67 186.90 186.90 373.8O TOTAL PROPERTY O%~R COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) $1,495.20 ~98.40 TOTAL UI~IT COST $1,993.60 UNIT NO. 64 NINTH STREET WIDTH 3O FEET FROM WEST LIIYE,0F QUINCY ST~ET TO EAST LIN~ OF RALEIGH STREET SOUTH SIDE, No. 0wne~r Lot Block Addition Feet Rate Wayne Ross W70' i0 35 College Hill 70 2~.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 186.90 W. F. McCarty E70' 10. 35 College Hill 70 2.6.7 186.90 Mrs. G.W. Crow 11 35 College Hill 140 2.67 3 73.8o NORTH SIDE Jmmes E. Allen 6 36 H.M.Reeves ~46-2/3 7 36 J. D. Smith E93-1/3'7' 36 College. Hill 14.0 2.67 College Hill 46o67 2.67 College Hill 93.33 2.67 TOTAL _ ROPERTY OWNER COST ( 3/4 ) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST 373.8O 124.61 2~9.19 $1,495.20 498.40 $1,993.60 D~NIT NO. 65 NINTH STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM EAST LIiYE OF RALEIGH STREET TO ~' ~ ~ ~S~ LINE OF S~YfTHE STreET NORTH SIDE '0wner Lot Block B. M, Sims 6 37 Curtis G.Ford E 50' 7 37 Don Braddy W90' 7 37 S 0UTH S I DE Roy Griffith W100' 10 38 Aha Smalschried E gO ' 10 38 C. H. White 11 38 No. Total Prop. Addition Feet Rate Owner Assess. College Hill 140 2.67 373.80 College Hill 50 2.67 College Hill 90 2.67 133.50 240.30 College Hill 100 2.67 267.00 College Hill 40 Cotlege~ Hill 1~0 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL ~I!T COST 2.67 2.67 106. SO 373 .so $1,495.20 498.40 993.60 UNIT NO. 66 NIi~H ST~ET WIDTH 30 FEET PROM EAST LINE OF S2~TH STREET TO EAST LI~ OF TRAVIS STREET SOUTH SIDE Owner Lot~ Bloc~ L.Lovell W70' l0 47 0. N. Reed E70' l0 47 0. B. Griffith ll 47 E NORTH_ SIDE Jack Bates A. M. Hamilton NO. Addition Peet Rate C e ~ olleg Hill 70 2 67 College Hill 70 2.67 College Hill 140 2.67 6 48 College Hilt 7 48 College Hill TOTAL PROPERTY 0W~YER COST (3./4) TO,TA~. CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL t~qIT COST' 140 2.67 140 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 186.9O 186.90 } 73.8O 373.80 373.8O $1,495.20 49 8.4O $1,993.60 UNIT NO. 71 TENTH STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM V~ST LINE OF LEXINGTON STREET TO EAST LIi~UE OF MILV~U~UKEE STREET NORTH SIDE Owner Lot R.R.&B.E .Ehresman 1 10 D. B. Bradshaw W70'14-10 W. F. McDaniel ~ E 70 ' 14 10 SOUTH SI DE T. E. Needham 1 7 Cecil Staggs., W 70' 12 7 J~ck Hendrix E70' 12 7 NO. Block Addition Feet Rate Total Prop. Owner Assess. Highland 140 2.67 373.80 Highland 70 2.67 186.90 Highland 70 2.67 186.90 College Hill 140 2.67 ~73. $0 College Hill 70 2.67 College Hill 70 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY OV~ER COST TOTAL CITY COST (l/4) TOTAL I~IiT COST 186.90 186.90 '$1,495.20 498.40 ~1,993.60 UNIT NO. 72 TENTH -STREET WIDTH 30 FEET PROM WEST Lii~YE OF HILi~fADTqEE STREET TO lEAST LIN~ OF NA~.~AU STREET NORq~ SIDE Owner E. L. Dorrough W. J. Lewis NO. Lot Block Addition Feet Rate 1 il 14 Total Prop. Owner Assess. Highland 140 2.67 373.8O Highland 140 2.67 373.80 SOUTH SIDE Y~s. Cattie Griffithi 12 C. P. Seipp W70' 12 12 L. R. Taylor E70' 12 12 College Hill 140 2.67 College Hill 70 2.67 College Hill 70 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY OVf~R COST TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST 373.80 186.90 186,90 $1,495.20 498.40 $1,993,60 UNIT NO-. 73 TENTH STREET ~%~IDTH 30 FEET PROM ~EST LIt~ OF N~.SSAU STREET TO EAST LINE OF OAKLAND STREET NORTH SIDE Owner No. Total Prop. Lot Block Addition Feet Rate Owner Assess. V~~. P. Short.od i 12 R. L. Waggoner W 70 ' la 12 B. G. Perry E70' la 12 SOUTH SIDE Tobe Hammond 1 i3 C. B. Morris W70' 12 13 C. G. Croweli E 70 ' 12 !3 Highland 140 2.67 373.80 Highland 70 2.67 186.90 Highland 70 2.67 186.90 College Hii%l~0 2..67 College Hill ?O 2.67 College Hill 70 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY OWWSR COST TOT %U ' COST (l/a) TOTAL UNIT COST 373.80 186.90 186.90 $1,495.20 8.40 $1,993.60 b~NIT NO. 74 TENTH STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM WEST LINrE OF OAKiLA~D STREET TO EAST LtNS O~i PORTLAND ST~ST NORTH SIDE Owner Lot Block Mrs. Tell Nix t 13 Dr. Fred Goss E 46-2/3' 1~ 13 B. Y. Newman W93-1/3' la 13 SOUTH SIDE S. W. Reeves 1 24 No. Total Prop. Addition Feet Rate Owner Assess. Highland 140 2.67 373.8~0 High, nd 46.67 2.67 12~.61 Highland 93.33 2.67 249.19 College Hill 140 2.67 373.8O J. Frank Norfleet 12 ~4 College Hill 140 TOTAL ?ROPE~TY 0~ COS~ (3/4,) TOTAL airy COST (~/4) TOTAL D~NIT COST 2.67 373.80 $1,495.20 49 8.40 $!, 99 3.60 UNIT NO. 75 TF~ITH STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM V~ST LINE OF PORTLAND STREET TO EAST LIA~ OF QUINCY STREET NORTH STYE No. Owner Lot Block A~dit ion F~et Rate Plainview Independent Schools All 14 SOUTH SIDE ~oody McCulloch i 25 Winnie Re ~nolds W 77h' 12 25. Ruth Reynolds E 77¼" 12 Total Prop. Owner Assess. Highland 310' 2,67 827.70 College Hill 15'5 2.67 College Hill 7715 2.67 College Hill 77,5 2.67 25 rorg_u ?RO~XT¥ O~,~m~ COST (3/4) TO~Z CZ~V COST ( 1./4 ) TOTAL UNIT COoT 206.93 206.93 $1,655.40 551.S0 $2,207.20 UNIT NO. 76 BEECH STP~ET ~IDTH 30 FEET PROM NORTH LIN~ OF SEVENTH STREET TO ooD~rH LIthE' OF EIGHTH STREET~ EAST SIDE Owner Lot Block Paul Williams 9 13 Paul Williams l0 Etta C. Hamilton, 11 13 }/~s. J. B'. Ross 12 13 W. ~. Stultz 13 13 L. B. Sloneker & Mr.&Mrs.L.A.Sande~s 14 13 Church of God W 90' 15 13 Church of God W90' 16 13 ~,~ST SIDE Mfs.Lucy Hand E90' i 16 G. ~. Allen 2 16 Addition Original Town. Original ~own OriginaiTow~n OriginalTown Original Town Original Town Original, Town Original Town No. Total Prop. Feet Rate 0vme~ Assess. 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 !33.50- 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 OrigimalTov~ Original Town 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 J. L. Patrick A. H. Hooser E. R, Ratliff J. H. Lovett J. H. Lovett L. S. Berry 3 t6 Original Town 50 2.67 4 16 Original Town 50 2.67 5 16 Original To~m 50 2.67 6 16 Original Town 50 2.67 7 16 Original Town 50 2.67 8 16 Original Town 50 2.67 TOTAL P O RT¥ COST TOTAL CiTY COST TOTAL UNIT COST 133.50 133.~50 133.50 133.50 t33.50 i33.5o $2,136.00 712.00 $2,848.o0 A hearing will be given and held by and before the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, to the owners of any Railways or the owners of any interest therein, and to the owners of abutting property or the owners of any interest therein, in any of the UniEs as hereinbefore de- signated, at which they shall ~have the right ~o be he~rd on any matter which is a prerequisite to the validity of the proposed assessment, and to contest the amount of the proposed assess~emt, the lien and the liability therefor,, the special benefits to the abutting property and the owners thereof by means of the improvement for which the assessment is to be levied, and the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity, and valid- ity of the proceedings and contract in connection with such improve- ment and proposed assessment~. The hearing herein provided will be held in the Council meeting room of the City Council~of~ the City of Plainview~, at the Oity Hall in the City of Plainview, Texas, on the 3rd day of 2une, A. D.1946, at 10:00 A.M., and will he continued fromtime to time untilthe pur- poses thereof are, in the opinion of the Council~ fully accomplished, and such hearing is in all respects to be conducted in accordance with the law. By Order of the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, under date of May 22, 1946. That no notice other than that he~einabowe provided shall be necessary, and publication of such notice shall be due and sufficient notice to any and all persons, firms, corporations~and other parties. VII, That the fact that the specified improvement of the specific Units as herein designated are in such urgent ~need of suah improvement while the condition of the weather will p~rmit .such improvement., creates an emergency and imperative public necessity .for the i~mediate preser- vation of the Dublin peace, property, health and safety, requiring that any rules that an ordinance be read_ at more than one meeting of the City Council of Plainview,, and all rules, prohibiting the passage of the same on the same date of. intr. oduction and passage, be, and t~e ssame are hereby dispensed with and suspended, and this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED this 22nd day of May, 1946. J. N. Jordan Mayor;City ~ P!ainview, J. L, Gallaway~ City Secretary There being no further business, meeting adjourned. Plainview, Texas, June 3, 19~6 The City Council met in regular meeting with the following members present: Mayor., J. N. Jordan. Aldermen.' W. C. Malone, C. H. Hancock, Ben F. Smith, L. ~A~o James and C. P. Elliott.. City Tax Col., P. H. Bryan, and City Sanitary 0ffi~c~r, Dr. E..C. Nicholt, Attended the meeting. ~imutes of the last regular meeting, also, minutes of the reconened regular meetimg held om ~y 2~nd, read and a~opted. Motion amd second that the monthly reports be accepted amd ordered filed, the regular salaries, and the following biils~ be allowed and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. ~0RTS: City Secretary's report of water~ sewer amd miscellaneous collections in May, i9~6; ~5., 285 .70. Chief ~otice' report for May, 19~6; ~839.50 ; Buit~ing Inspector's report for I~,~ay, 19~6; City Tax Collector's report for May, 19~6 , Delinquent taxes collected in May; ~606.~9 ; City Current Taxes collected in May, ~0~.~7. SALARIES: P. H. Bryan, ~250.00; J. N. Jordan, ~185.00; J. L. Callaway, ~185.001 Margaret Kay~ ~85.00; Frank R. Day, ~100.00; Lester Vi~. James.~ ~20.00; C. ~. Eliiott, ~20.00; B~n F. Smith, ~20.00; W. C. Malone, ~20.00; O. H. H~cock, ~20.00; Hoyt C~ry, Nath Burkett, ~160.00; J. E. Sheeoa, ~!~0.00; ~. J. Shearer,_ ~150.00; Joe E. Baker, ~150.00; J~es W. Woolsey, ~150.00; J. Gi~lil~, ~150.00; Hub Butt, ~150.00; Floyd Nelson, ~150.00; Geo. J. Bos~.eil., ~1~5.00; W. J. Brya~ ~100.00; S~ ~aith, ~65.00; A. ~g. H~itoa,~ ~i90.00; Leedy Maxey, ~160.00; Frank Rigler, ~150.00; ~. B. Sheppard, ~!50~00; Berry Lynch, ~150.00; C. 0. Jones, ~t50.00; J. R. Carter, ~i50.00; ~lain~iew, ~ire D.e~artment, ~50.00; W. F. ~oley, S. ~. Bolies,~2~0.00; A. T. Herro~, ~150.00; J. B. Slau~hter~ ~125.00; Claude Yates, ~150.'00; H. R. Sioan, ~i15.00; J. ~. Marlin~ ~165.00;~;;~. L. King, ~180.00; 0. B. Gu.in, ~170.00; O. ~. Kuykendall, ~150.00; Roy L. War~en, ~150.00; R. N. Tekeit, ~150.00; C. E. Br~- lett, $145.00; T. P.'Sitton, ~135.00; J. ~!. Hefiin, ~115..00; Dr. E. C. Nicholl, ~125.00; Dr. D. P. Jones, ~75.00; Earl T. Barr~ ~1350.00; Will Evans, $125.00; Frank Stultz, $125.00; BILLS: Cash, ~43.~2; Jord~ & Tubbs, ~29.00; George Bain, ~ ' ~ ~ ' Ser~mce,Co.,~l,305.9~, 8outh~e~tern ~300.00; Soutnw~stern~ ~ubl~c ~ ' ~ ' Bell Telephone Co .' ,$90 . 80 ; West Texas Gas no., ~67.60; Plainview Builders Supply, $t70.05;Continenta~ 0il Co., $36.1~; Robinson- Herring Drug Co., $13.65; International Association ~f Police, Inc. ~10.00; Herald News Publishing Co., $1.23~._36; Biggs & Co., $36.42.; ~' · . e Co. ~559.55; Chase and McGinnis, Inc ~i98.00; ~imgg~nbotham-Bart Itt . · - Locke I~achinery Co., $22.60; Phzl~zps Petrole~ Co., ~1.50, Connor Mathes o.,$4.2 , V~i~ ~o~or Co.,~12.00; T. J. Gardner, el2.00; ~%einecke Bmos., $38.00; The City of Lubbock, $21.82;Blackwell Auto Supply, $3.~0; Stovall-Booher Radiator Service., $7.00; Good-Year Service Stores, $2.25; Roy G. Wood-Funeral Home, $2.00; Shook Tire Co., ~.50; Roc~vell Bros. g Co., $19.54; M. B. McKee Co., ~36.24; Y a o 1 Igorrison Supply Co. ~226.06; Bob Hoop o o 7 Plumbing Co., $74t.20; The Plainview Tribune, $27.00; Frank R. Day, $200..00; Blue Bonnett Cafe,, $30.95; Hale County Electric, ~65.96; ClOWe g Cow~, Inc., ~2~.i6; The Thatcher Printing Co., ~30.00; The Hale Center ~merican, ~ a ~16.40; Hollow y Service Station, $53,~60; Vi. S. D~i~y g Co. ~73.50; Montgomery Vfard g Co., ~.2.63; Newman Igotor Co., ~3.60; ..... ~ ' ~2 00; John Hull, ~96.00; Blair Drug Co., ~13.27;1~f. 1~. ~h_tesmdes, . Nisbet Lude~n, ~28.98; Harder g Dysart, $69.00. Jess Roberts Service Station, ~38.i0; Cities Service Oil Co., $41.37; V~ R. Rodgers Mftr., $57.25;Long-Beli Lbr. Co., $30.68; Plains Machinery Co., $26.23; Ma%.gard-Nall Moto~ Co., $17.86; Hooper-Carlton Service Station, ~5.74; Re~s Electric Co., ~47.56; R. H. Knoohnizen, ~24.00; Piainview Plbng. g Eiec. Co., $20.10; R. C. Daffern Feed; $27.50; The Seagraves Corp.,$15.75; W'. S. Darley & Co., $28.50; Mi~esota Mining g Mfg. Co., $72.90; Plain- view Hardware Go., $24.35; ~A~. T. Cain Garage, ~32.60; Phillips Battery Co,,$i7.60; Vi~estern Union Tel. Co., ~$15.39; The Roh~ Co. inc. ,$146.56; J; M. Radford Gtc. Co., ~3.94; A. M. Shook Service ~tation, ~3.45. Stapleton Bros., ~12.00; A. D. Gugenheim Co., ~27.90; Mitchell Hardware, ~17.55; Kiker's Service Station 930.58; R. Q. Silver- thorne ~74.71; ~urroughs ~.ddlng ~achlne ~ , uo., ~129.60; Fort ~¥orth & Denver R.R. $99.79; Dresser..Mftng. Co.. , , ~. $2~148.47; J. C. Terry-Postmaster, $15.03; Hasie & Green, ~'~t57.33;· Neptune Meter Co., ~562.20; City of Plainview, Withholding Tax ~ 80;Board of ~ ty Development, ; Ptain~iev~ Independent · o0,00 School Dist., ~i25.~00; ?lainview Public Library, ~0..00; Texas State Guard, e 2.~,:50; Hasie & Green, ~16~.1.0; The ~exas Co., ~25.28; j. C. Terry-Bostmaster, ~50.00; C. H. Service, ~82.10; Disbursements, ~2,066.36; City National Bank(?~ithhoiding Tax) ~277.~0; J. L. Calla- way, ~95.58; Motion by Aldarman James, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the following estimates of Bryan & Hoffman for th~amonnt of ~6,i02.50, and Jordan & Tubbs fo~.. t~e amount of ~1,259.i6, and Hasie & Green for the amount of the ~3t.95, be a~cepted and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it waa.'so o~dered. At this point the meeting was recessed to reconvene at 10:00 A.M. on June Sth, 19~6; J. N. Jordan ~ Chm.. - : June ~,1946 : - A recon~vened~regular~ maeting of thc Council of'~tha City of Plainview, Texas was~held on the above named date with the Mayor, J. N. Jordan, presiding, and Aldermen Ben F. Smith, L. W. James, W. C. Malone and C. H. Hancock, and City Atty~ Frank R. Day being present when the following business was transacted, to-witS: J. P. Flake filed a legal protest~against the improvement planned by the City of certain property located on Joliet Street in the City of Plain~iew,~ Texas which protest wasduiy overrul.ed. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. - : June 10, 1946 : - A called meeting of the Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, was held on the above mentioned date with the Mayor, J. N. Jordan, presiding, and Aldermen, C. P. Elliott, L. W. J~mes, Ben F. Smith and W. C. Malone, with City Finance 0fficer;P. H. Bryan, and CityAtty., Frank R. Day being present, when the following business was transacted to-witt: MOtion by Alderman Elliott, seconded by Alderman Smith, that the following ordinance be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the ordinance follows. 0 R D I N A N C E N 0. 522 AN oRDIN~YCE A~oER~NG Tt~~ CORPF, CTKrESS OF REA~ZBLE, CLOSING LEz~RIN,~. IN u0~C~ION J~ITH SPECIFIED ~R0~ I~NT 0F CERTAIN DESIGr~A~ED ~ORTIONS 0F CEETAIS~ DESIG- NATED ST~i~ETS IN T~ CI~Z 0F PLg. I.~IEV~, T~S, STATING THE EVIDENTIAL Fii~D~NGS OF T~ CITY COD7~CtL IN REGAPD TO SUCH ItYPROVE~gENTS, LE~fING AS~ESSM~ AGAINST 0Vv~ERS O~ PROPERTY ABUTTING Z~0N SAID ST~ETS FOR A PORTION OF T~ COST OF SAID ~RO~NT, DESIGNATING ~' Ai~ SEPZ~TING ~ITS, S~ECI~ING NAT~E OF ASSESS~I~ LIENS ~A~ PERSONAL LIABILITY T~FOR, A~ FIXING TIME, TERMS Ai~ C0~ITIONS OF ZA~[ENT 0F ASSESSED SD~S, PRO- VIDING THaT T~ CITif OF Z~Ii~IEW, ~S SH~LL NO~ BE L~BLE ~ OR T~ PA~NT OF ~ S~ ASSESSED AGAINST ABUTTING PROPERTY AI~ T~ 0W~RS THEP~0E, PROVIDING FOR ISSUANCE ~ ~ROVISIONS OF ASSiGN~LE CERTIFICATES IN EVIDENCE OF ASSESSmeNTS FOR COSTS, PROVIDING FOR ~ ~ ~ ~"~ ERRORS ~ IR~EG~A~TI~S IN CO~ECTION OF MISTA~S, ASSESSmeNTS, ~OVIDING FOR PERSONAL LIABILITY AGAINST THE R~L ~D T~E 0W~ERS OF T~ PR~[ISES DESCRIBED- ~T~R N~D OR NOT, AI~ DECL~iNG AN E!~RGENCY~ ~o 520, W~AS,. the City of Plainview, ~' -a by Ordinance ~ has heretofore determined that public necessity exists and requires that the following portions of the designated streets in the City of Plainview, Texas shall be improved as therein provided, to-wit: Denver Street from'North line of Sixth Street to South line of Seventh Street, designat~ed as Unit No. 7 E1 Paso Street from North line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designated as Unit No. ll Fresno Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No 15 Fresno Street from South line of Tweift,h Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit N.o. 16 Galveston Street from North line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street~ designated as Unit No. 18. Independence Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Street, designated as Un_~t mo 23 Independence Street from South line of iEighth Street to South line of Ninth Str. eet, designated, as Unit No. 24 Independence Street from E'orth line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No. 27 Independence Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line ~t~ designated as Unit No. 28 of Thirteenth S~-eet, Joliet Street from North line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as..Unit No. 32 Joliet Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Etreet, designated as. Unit No.. 33 Joliet Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street,. designated as Unit No. 3~ K~komo Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No.. 35 Kokomo Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No. 37 Kokomo Street from Eouth line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street., designated as Unit No. 38 Lexington Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Street, desi.~nated'as Unit No. 39 Lexington Street from South line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designat_ed.,.~as Unit No. ~0 Milwaukee Btreet from North line of Sixth Street to South line of Seventh Street, designat.ed a.s ~nit Nm. 41 Milwaukee Street from .North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as U~.t No. ~2 ~Milwaukee Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Streat,. designated as. Unit No. 43 Nassau Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated, as Unit No. 44 Nassau Street from South line of T~nth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit .No. 45 Nassau ~treet from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No. 46 Nassau Street from South line of TweSfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit N~o .... ~7 Oakland Street from.North line of Ninth Street to South line of · enth Street, designated as Unit. No. 50 Oakland Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit No. 51 Portland Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit No. 55 Portland Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No. 56 Eighth Street from West line of Nassau Street to East line of Oakland Straet, designatad as.~nit No. 6L Ninth Street from West line of Quincy S~reet to East line of Raleigh Street, designated as Unit No. 64 Ninth Street from East line of Raleigh Street to East 'line of Smythe Street~, designate~ as. Unit No. 65 ~inth Street from East line of Smythe Street to East line of Travis Street, designated a~m Unit No. 66 Tenth Street from West line of Lexington Street to East line ~ilwaukee Street,~ designated as Unit No. 71 Tenth Street from West line of Milwaukee street to East line of Nassau Street, designated as Unit No. 72 T~nth Street from West line of Nassau Street to East line of Oakland Street, designated as Unit~Nb. 73 Tenth Street from West lin~of Oakland Street to East line of Portland Street, designated as Unit No. 7~ Tenth Street from West line o~6rtiand Street to East line of Quin~y~$treet, designated as Unit No. 75 Beech Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Street, designated as Hnit No. 76 ~ND VfHE"REAS, the.City of ~ ' ' ~ , , Pzamnvze~, Texas by Ordinance No. 520 has heretofore determined that said portions of such designated streets shall be improved by raising, grading and filling same, ~nd by installing concrete curbs and gutters, and, where necessary, storm sewers and drains, and by paving with the following type ~f material on specified, fonndation: Base. Base. 1. PREFERRED: Triple Asphalt Surface on Six-Inch Caliche 2. ALE~dRNATE: Double Asphalt surface on Six-Inch Caliche 3 · ALTERNATE: Caliche Base. 0ne-Inch Oklahoma Rock Asphalt on Six-Inch AND ~t~REAS~ By Ordinance No. 52-1, .the City of Plainview,Texas has heretofore, in entirety, ratified, approved.and adopted the esti- mates, rolls and statements of the City Engineer, prepared and f. iled with the City, sho~ing the ~ost of the specified impz:.~vement of each specific ~it as hereinbefore designated, together' with the description of abutting property in each ~it, the names of the O~ers of such property and the ~ount proposed t0 be assessed against each parcel of property in each such unit', and all o~her matters and things required by law in connection with the proposed A~ ~%~AS, by Ordinano.e No. 52i, the City of ~lain~iew, Texas heretofore ordered that a beaming be given and held by and before the Oity'Co~cil of the City of Plainview, Texas, to the owners of any railways or the owners of any interest therein, and to the owners of abutting property or the owners of ~y interest therein in any of the units as hereinbefore designated, at which they should have to right to be heard on anu matter whic. h is a prere- quisite to the validity of the proposed assessment, and to contest the ~ount of the proposed assessment, the lien~an.d liability therefor, the special benefits to .the abutting p~operty and the owners thereof b-y means of the irfpr, ovement for which, hhe levied, and the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity and validity of the proceedings and contract in connection with such improvement and proposed assessment. A~ %~REAS, by Ordminanc..e No..521, the City of Plainview, Texas, provided that such hearing,be held in the Council ~Eeeting Room of The City Oouncil of the City of Plainview,at the City Hall in the City of Plainview, Texas, on the 4th, day of J~e, A. D., 1946, at lO:00 A. ~g., and continued from time to time until the p~poses thereo~ wera,~ in the,Opini.~n of the Council, fully accomplished. AND ~REA~S, by Ordinance No. 521, the City Secretary of the City of Plainview, Texas was .directed to give no.tice of the time, place and purpose of such hearing by causing notice, in substantially the form prescribed, to be published at least th~ee times prior to the date of said hearing in The Plainview Evening Herald, a newspaper of general and daily circulation, published in the City of Plain- view, Texas, the first of 'such publications to be at least l0 days prior to the. date set for the said hearing.. AND V~EY. EAS the City Secretary of Plainview, Texas, in ohedienc, e to the directive of the City Council of Plainview, Texas, ~id give notice, in substantially the form prescribed, to be published three times prior to the date of said ?~earing, in the Plainview Evening Herald, a newsp~oer of general., and daily circulation, published in the City of Plainview, Texas, the first of which publications was made on the 24th day of May, the second of which was made on the 27th day of ~ay, and the third of which was made on the 31st day of ~,Eay, 1946. AND ~UEERE~, in the Council Meeting Room of the City Council of. the City of Plainview, at the City Hall in the City of Plainview, Texas, on the 4th day of June, 1946,at lO:O0 A. ~t., the City Council of Plainview, Texas held such hearing, where the owners of any railways and the .owners 'of any interest therein, and the owners of abutting property and the owners of any interest there- in , were fully and fairly heard in all respects in conformity with. the law. AND WHEREA~ the said hearing was held open and, continued from time to time until the purposes thereof were fully a ~ - ' ccompilshed and all persona desiring to be heard ha~ been heard. NOW T~P~FORE, BE IT 0RDAII~ED BY THE CITY COL~CIL OF T~ CITY OF ?LAIh~VIEW ~ TEXAS: That all matters asserted in the preamble to this Ordinance are hereby declared to be true and correct. II. That the hearing heretofore ordered by Ordinance No. 521 of the City of Plainview in~connec, tion with the specified impr.owement of the following specific Units as.herein designated is hereby closed, and that all protests and objections in connection with each such Unit is hereby specifically overruled, to-wit: Denver Street from North line of Sixth ~treet to South li~ of. Seventh Street, designated as Unit No. 7 E1 Paso Street from North line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designated as Unit No. ll Fresno Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Stre,et, designat,ed as Unit No. 15 Fresno Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth.Street, ~designated as Unit No. 16 Galveston Street from North line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, des~ignated as Unit, No,. 18 Independence Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Street,~'designated asUnit. No. 23 Independence Street from South line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth St.re t. designates as, Unit No 24 Independence Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street,~ designated as ~nit No. 27 Independence Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth~,Street~ designated as Unit No. 28 Joliet Street from North line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Stree,t, designated as Unit No. 32 Joliet Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designat, ed as. Hnit No. 33 Joliet Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, d~signated as Unit No. 3~ Kokomo Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated.as Unit No,. ~5 Kokomo Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No. 37 Kokomo Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit No. 38 Lexington Street from North lin~ of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Street, designated as ~nlt No. 39 Lexington Street from South line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designated as Unit No. 40 Milwaukee Street from North line of Sixth Street to South line of Seventh Street, designated as Unit No.. 41 Milwaukee Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. 42 Milwaukee Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit No. 45 Nassau Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street~ designated as Unit No. 44 Nassau Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh o~reet, designated as Unit No. 45 Nassau Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No. ~6 Nassau Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit No. ~7 Oakland Street from North ~ine of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Stree~ designated as~Uni~ No. 50 Oakland Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit No. 51 Portland ~treet from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit NS, 55 Portland Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No. 56 Eighth Street from West line of Nassau Street to East line of Oakland Street, designated as Unit No. 61 Ninth Street from West line of Q~incy ;Street to East line of Raleigh Streez, designated as Unit No. 6~ Ninth Strest from East line of Raleigh Street to East line of Smythe Street, designated as Unit No. 65 Ninth Street from East line of Smythe Street to East line of Travis Street, deaignated as Unit No. 66 Tenth Street from West line of Lexington Street to East line of Milwaukee Straet, de.s~gnatsa' ~ as Unit No. 71 Tenth Street from West line of Milwaukee Street to Eas~ line of Nassau Street~ designated as Unit No~ 72 Tenth Street from West line of Nassau Street to East line of Oakland Street, designated as Unit No. 73 Tenth Street from West line of Oakland Street to East line of Port- land Street, designated as Unit No. 74 Tenth Street from West line of Portland. Street to East line of Quincy Street, d'asignated as Unit No. 75 Beech Street from North line of Seventh, Street to South line of Eighth Street, designated as Unit No. 76 III. That the City Council of the City of Piainiew, Texas, from the evidence, finds: 1. That the assessments herein levied shall be made. and levied against the respective parcels of property abutting upon the said portions of the said. streets and against the owners of such property. 2. That such assessments are right and proper and established substantial justice and eauaiity and uniformity between the respec- tive owners and respective properties, and between all parties con- cerned, considering benefits r~eceived and burdans impoaed. 3. That in each case the abutting property assessed speci- ally benefitted in the enhanced value thereof by means of the improvement in the Unit upon which the particular property abuts, and for which assessment is levied, in a stma in excess of the assessment levied against same by this ordinance. 4. That the apportionment of the cost of the improvements is in accordance with the proceedings heretofore taken and had with reference to such improvements and is in all respects valid and regular. That thereshait be and is hereby levied and asse'ssed against the parcels of property hereinbelow set out, and against the real and true owners thereof, whether such owners be correctly maned herein or not, the sums of money below mentioned and itemized shown opposite the description of the respective parcels of property; the descrip- tions of such property, and several amounts assessed against same, and the owners thereof, being as follows, to-wit: TJNIT NO. 7 DENVER STREET WIDTH FROM NORTH LINE OF SIXTH STP~ET TO SOUTH LINI OF SE~NTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Lot Block Addition Robin Baker i1 54 Original. Town . ~. Donohoo 12 Mrs C. '~ Robin Baker 13 Lena M. Ware 14 Lena M. Ware 15 Vi~E ST SIDE H. M. LaFont ES0' 1 H. M. LaFont ES0' 2 W. T. Mise 3 L. D. Brown 4 Original Town 54 Original Town Original Twon Original Town 68 68 68 68 Williamson E70'Acr. So. of Block 68 Jim Dillard ~2~' " " 68 Mrs. Cliff McClain 62~" 68 Westmoreland Westmoreland Westmoreland Westmoreland Westmoreland Westmoreland Westmoreland N~. Total Prop. Faet Rate Owner Assess.. 130 2.67 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 75 2.67 200.25 62½ 2.67 i66.88 62½ 2.67 i66.88 m0TAZ V. ROeF. COST TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNiT COST ~2,082.61 694,20 $2,776.81 D~IT NO. 11 EL PASO ST[~ET WIDTH 30 FEET NGR~H LI~N-E OF EIGHTH ST~ET TO SOUTH LI~ OF NIR~TH ST~ET EAST SIDE Owner Lot Block A. F. N~al W70' 9 66 A. F. Neal W70' 10 66 A. F. Meal W70' tl 66 C. J. McMiilan 12 66 Mrs. J.H.Whisenant 13 66 Mrs. J. 0 .Rountree W 80' 1~, 66 ~rs. J. 0 .Rountree 15 66 Mrs. J. 0. Rountree 16 66 ~ST SIDE SL C. Hutcherson 1 75 S. C. Hutcherson 2 75 S. C. Hutcherson i~,~0' 3 Mrs .W.L. Harr ingt on S 10' 3 Mrs. W. L. Harrington ~ W. H. Crawford 5 W. H. Crawford N25' 6 Chas.A,Malone S 25' 6 Chas.A.Malone 7 Chas. A. Malone 8 75 Addition Feet Rate Westmoreland 50 2.67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 ~estmor eland 50 2.67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 1~3.50 133.50 133.50 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Westmoreland 40 2.67 75 Westmoreland t0 2.67 75 Westmoreland 50 2,67 75 Westmore!ard 50 2.67 75 Westmoreland 25 2.67 75 Westmor~eland 25 2.67 75 Westmoreland 50 2.67 75 Westmoreland 50 2.67 106.80 26.70 i33.50 133.50 66.75 66.75~ 133.50 133.50 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) (3/4) $2,136.00 712.00 TOTAL UNIT COST 848.80 UNIT NO. 15 FRESNO STREET WIDTH 30 FEET NORTH LINDE OF ELEVENTH STREET TO SOUTH LIi~ OF ~R~?'ELFTH STREET ~EST SIDE 0v~er Lot Block Mrs.C.E.White i 25 Mrs. C. E. White 2 25 Mrs. C. E. White 3 25 Mrs. E. C. White 4 25 W. K. McCaskill 5 25 NO. Addition Feet Rate Total Prop. Owner Assess. High,and 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133 · 50 Highland 180 2.67 480.60 EAST SIDE J. D. Price St30' 10 Lewis Thompson NS0' !0 Frank Clark 11 T. k. Lovell 12 A. W. Hall 13 A. W. Hall 14 26 26- 26 26 26 26 Highland 130 2.67 347.10 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 TOTAL PROPERTY 0WNEN COST TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST ~2,029.20 6y6.4O $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 16 F~SNO STREET WIDTH 30 FEET PROM SOUTH LINE 0F~TV~iELFTH STREET TO SOUTH LINqE OF THIRTEENW~H STREET ~ST SIDE Owner Ft. Worth & Denver SP RR Ft. V~orth & Den~ver SP RR G. E. Duckwa~l G. E. Duckwall J. O. Bass J. 0. Bass No. Lot Block Addition Feet Rate Total Prop. Owner Assess. i 32 Highlaad 50 2.67 133.50 2 32 Highland 50 2.67 i33.50 3 32 Highland 50 2.67 i33.50 4 32 Highland 50 ~.67 133.50 5 32 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 6 32 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 C. R, Etter Est. 7 Lin W. Greer 8 32 ~ High~and 32 Highland 50 2.67 5O 2.67 133.50 133.5O EAST S!DE",":, ii' R. H. BrOwder W70' 9 R. H. Browder W70' 10 Everett Smith ll Mrs. L. R. Taylor 12 Jean Dement 13 Jean Dement 14 Ft. Worth & Denver RR 15 Ft. Worth & Denver RR 16 TOTAL PROPE TOTAL CITY TO IHqIT N0. ~L8 GA 3 i Highland 31 Highland 31 Highland 31 Highland 31 Highland 31 Highland 31 Highland 31 Piigh:Land RTY C0Sr (3/a) COST TAL UNIT COST 50 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 50 2,67 50 2.67 50 2.67 LVESTON STREET FROM $2,156.00 712. O0 $ 2, 8~8.00 WIDTH ~0 FEET NORTPI LI~ OF EIGHTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF NINTH STREET EAST SIDE NO. Block Addition Feet Rate 78 westmoreland 50 2.67 78 Westmoreland 50 2,67 78 Westmoreland 20 2,67 Owner Lot ~rs. W. C. Foote W70' 9 Mrs. W. O. Foote I0 Mrs. W. C. Foote S20' of W70' 11 D. B. Shiflett N30' of S 70 ' ll D. B. Shiflett 12 Mrs. C. E. Moore H. M, LaFont ~90' Mrs. W. L. Loyd W90'15 Mrs. W. L. Loyd 16 i 87 2 87 87 87 78- Westmoreland 30 2.67 78 Westmoreland 50 2.67 78 Westmoreland 50 2.67 78 Westmoreland 50 2.67 78 Westmoreland 50 2.67 78 Westmoreland 50 2.67 i~3.50 Z33.5O 133.50 133.50 133.50 1~3.50 V~ST SIDE Sam PI. Wester Sam H. Wester Sam PI. Wester N25' 3 B. L. Lawrence S25' 3 B. L. Lawrence 4 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Westmo~,sland 50 2.67 Westmoreland 25 2.67 Westmoreland 25 2.67 Westmoreland 50 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 133.50 133.50 53.40 80. i0 133.50 133.50 133.5o 133.50 133.5o 133.50 133.50 66.75 66.75 133.50 Mrs. ~Iay Huntingtan 5 Mrs. May Huntington N 10' 6 Ruth Reynolds S40'. 6 Ruth Reynolds 7 Ruth Trynolds 8 87 Westmoreland 50 87 Vie stmoreland 10 87 Westmoreland. 40 87 Westmoreland 50 87 Westmoreland 50 T 0TAm ?ROP~RTY 0~ COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY 00ST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST 2.67 e.67 2.. 67 2.67 2.67~ ,136.oo 712. o0 $2,848.oo~ 133.50 26.70 106.80 133.5o 133.5o UNIT NO. 23 INDEPE~rDENCE STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROI~. NORTH LIE OF SEVENTH STREET TO SOL~TH LIh~ OF EIGHTH B~TP~ET ~ST SIDE 0w~er Lot Block ~. Z. Guynar 1 3 L. Bailey 2 3 Mrs. C.K.Shelton & ~rs.q.D.Hall Est. 3 3 Dan ~. Cook 4 3 Mr. &d~rs. Lin Greer 5 3 Leroy Newland 6 3 Elmer Brown~ E82½" 7 3 Elmer Brown E82½' 8 3 EAST SIDE ~[rs.K.D. Thomas 9 Mrs. K. D. Thomas 10. Mrs. K. D. Thomas il ~ylrs. K. D. Thomas i2 J. R. Tearer 13 Mrs.Lon ~cDaniel ~ Mrs.. Lois DIyrtle ~icDaniel 14 Alice Harrell W70' 15 Ali ce Harrell W70' 16 No · Addition Feet Rat~ R iv er si de 50 2.67 Riverside 50 2.67 Riverside 50 2.67 Riverside 50 2.67 Riverside 50 2.67 Riverside 50 2.67 Riverside 50 2.67 Riverside 50 2.67 91 Westmoreland 50 2.67 91 ~estmo~eland 50 2.67 91 Westmomeland 50 2.67 91 Westmoreland 50 2.67 91 Westmoreland 50 2.67 91 ~Wes.tmor~eiamd. 50 2.67 91 V~estmoreland 50 2.67 9~ Westmoreland 50 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY 0WI~R COST (3/~) TOTAL CITY COST (~/4) TOTAL UNIT COST Total Prop. Owner Assess. 133~. 50 133.~0 133.50 133.5o 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.5o 133.50 133.50 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o ~2,1~6..00 712.00 $2,848.00 UNIT NO. 24 II~-DEPENDENCE STREET WIDTH 50 FEET FROM SOD~!t LINE OF HIGh, TH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF NINTH STREET WEST SIDE Owner W. H. Woodman E95' W. H., Wpodman E95' M. B. Hood B. F. Block J. Q. Long J. Q. Long N25' Lot 1 2 Jess C. Harrison, S25'6 Jess C, Harrison N25'7 Mrs. Ida Thomas S25'7 Mrs. Ida Thomas EAST SIDE Clarence Perkins W93-1/3' 9 Clarence Perkins " 10 Clarence Parker W90'll Mrs. Mamie Sands 12 Mrs. J. ff. Ross Mrs. J. F. Ross S10'14 C. S. S~anton N~0' C. S. StantOn 15 C. S. Stanton 16 No. Block Addition Feet Rate 2 Riverside 50 2.67 2 RiVerside 50 2.67 2 Riverside 50 2.67 2 Riverside 50 2.67 2 -Riverside 50 2.67 2 Riverside 25 2.67 2 Riverside 25 2.67 2 Riverside 25 2.67 2 Riverside 25 2.67 2 'Riverside 50 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. ~53.50 133..50 z33.5o i33.5o 133.50 66.75 66.75 66.75 66.75 13~.50 90 Westmoreland 50 2.67 90 Westmo:ceiand 90 Westmoreland 90 Westmo~c~land 90 Westmoreland 90 Westmoreland 90 ~.Westmoreland 90 Westmoreland 90 Westmoreland TOTAL RO. SRTY OWneR COST TOT CZT COST (1/4) TO TAL UT[IT C OS T 50 2, 67 50 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 -10 2.67 40 2.67 50 2.67 50 2. 67 $2,136.00 712.00 ,$2,848.00 133.50 133.5o 133.5o 133.50 133.50 133.50 106.80 153.5o 133.5o UNIT NO. 27 Ih~DEPENDENCE START WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LINE OF ELE~INTH STREET TO SOUTH LIBU£ OF =~T~ .... ~ ~" ~'~'~ STREET WEST SIDE No. 0wne~ Lot.. Bloc~ k Add_ ition_ Feet ~Rate Total ~rop. Owner Assess. M. E. Dement 1 22 Highland 50 2.67 153.50 M. E. Dement 2 M. E. Dement N40' 3 Y~rs. Lois F~rmer Sl0' Mrs. Lois Farmer C. H. Hancock 5 EAST SIDE Roy Maxey i0 Mrs. E. H, Perry 11 Mrs. Lucy Skipwor~th 12 R. W. Davidson W70' 13 R. W. Davidson W70' 22 Highland 22 Highland 22 Highland 22 Highland 22 Highland 23 Highland 23 Highland 23 Highland Highland 23 Highland TOTAL PROPERTY O%~q~R COST TOTAt C TY COST TOTAL UNIT COST 50 2,67 133,50 40 2,67 106.80 l0 2.67 26.70 50 2.57 133.50 180 2.67 480,60 180 __,2,67 480.60 50 2.67 ~$3.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 $2,029.20 676.40 $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 28 INDEPENDENCE STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM SOUTH LINE OF R3~LFTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE 'OF THIRTEENTH STiL~T. ~ S T SIDE Owner Lot Block J. A. Montague --1 35 Mrs. Lena ~eador 2 35 N. B. Burkett 3 35 N. B. Burkett 4 35 R. H. Gregory 5 35 R. H. Gregory ~ ~5 C. L. Smith 7 35 Mrs. G. ~. Ford 8 35 EAST SIDE Young Bicknell W70' 9- 3~ Young Bicknell W70' 10 34 Young Bicknell ll 34 Dwight Green 12 34 W. N. Busey 13 34 A. L. Hall t4 34 Dock Hind 15 35 No. Total Prop. Addition Feet Rate Owner Assess, 'Highland 50 2.67 133-.50 Highland 50 2.. 67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland _. 50 2.67 133.50 Highland .. 50 2.67 ~33.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133 · 50 Highland 50 2,67 133.50 Highland 50. 2.67 133,50 Highland 50 2.67 133 · 50 Highland 50 2.,..~. ? 133.50 2,~o7 133 · 50 Highland 50 ~ ~- High,lRnd 50 2.67 133 · 50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 B. 'R. Warrick 1~6 34 Highland TOTAL PROPERTY 0Wh-ER COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST TOTAm ~IT COST 5O 2.67 $2,136.00 712.00 133.50 UNIT NO. 52 JOLIET STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LINE OF TENTH STREET TO SOU%~ LI~fE OF ELVENTH STREET WEST SIDE Owner L ct Block George B. Hall 1 8 George B. Hall 2 8 George B. Hail N25' 3 8 Ray D. Blair S25' 3 8 Ray D. Blai~ ~ 8 Paul H. Bryan S50' 5 8 Anna Ballengeen N130',5 EAST SIDE Mrs. E, G. Owens N120' i0 8 7 C. T. Johnson S60' 10 7 J. D. Duree il 7 W. H. Irby 12 7 J. H. Stanfiet. d 13 7 J1 H. Stanfield 14 7 NO. Addition Feet Rate Highland 50. 2.67 Highland 50 2,67 Highland 25 2.67 Highland 25 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 150 2..67 Hig[hland 120 Highland 60 Highland 50 Highland 50 Highland 50 Highland 50 TOTAL PROP~22~TY OWNER COST ( 3/4 ) TOTAL CITY COST (1//~) TOTAL UNIT COST Total Prop. O~'¢n e r Assess. 133.50 ~33.30 66.75 66.73 133.50 133.30 347. lO 2.67 2k67 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 82,o2~.2o 676.40 $2~705.60 320.40 16o.2o 133.50 133.5o 133.5o 133.50 UNIT NO. 33 JOLIET STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORT~t LI1YE OF ELEVENTH STREET TO SOUTH LI}~ OF ~'i~LFTH STREET ?~ST SIDE Owner ~rs. Beulah McNeely Mrs. Beulah ~cNeely M~r~s~. D. L. Hmmmer NO. Lot Block Addition Feet Rate 1 21 Highland 50 2,67 2 21 Highland 50 2.67 3 21 Highland 50 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 133.3o 133.50 133.50 R. E. Farmer & R. L. Walker Mrs. Francis Wilson EAST SIDE J. P. Flake Biantie E. & 01eta Fay Bailey J. T. Sands H. L. Bond E. L. Bond ~ 21 Highland 5 21 Highland 10 22 Highland I1 22 Highland 12 22 Highland 13 22 Highland 14 22 Highland TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST T(Y£AL CITY COST (l/g) TOTAL UNIT DOST 50 2.67 133.50 150 2.67 &80.60 180 2.67 &80.60 50 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 133.5o 133,5o 133.5o 133.5o $2,o29.2o 676.&0 ~2,705.6o UNIT NO. 34 JOLIET STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM SOUTH LINE OF .T~LFTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF THIRTEENTH ST~ET ~{EST SIDE Owner W. C. McDonaLd.~ W. C. ~'IcD~nald Mrs. Sallie Barton J. A. Loring James V. Seipp & Butt V¢ilson James V. Seipp Edd N. Noble Edd N. Noble EAST SIDE l~rs. Martha Kohls WT0' 9 No. Total Prop. Lot Block Addition Feet RATE Owner Assess. 1 36 Highland ~0 2.67 133.50 2 36 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 3 36 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 4 36 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 5 36 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 6 36 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 7 36 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 8 36 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 35 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 35 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 35 Highi and 50 2.67 i33 · 50 35 Highland 50 2.67 133 · 50 35 Highland 50 2.67 133 · 50 35 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 35 Highland 25 2.67 66.75 35 Highland 25 2.67 66.75 ~irs. ~artha Kohls ~¥70' I0 D. B. Rexrode D. B. Rexrode D. B. Rexrode W, J. McWilliams it 12 14 W. M. McWiliiams S25' .15 A. R. Beardsley N25' 15 A. R. Beardsley 16 35 Highland TOTAL PROPERTY 0~%r£R COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL m iT CO ST 5o 2.67 133.50 $2 ,].36.00 712.00 $2,848. co UNIT NO. 35 KOKOMO STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LINE OF NINTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF TENTH 'STREET EAST SIDE Owner Lot J. L. Weathers ET0' 7 1 J. L. Weathers ET0' 8 1 J. L. Weathers E70' 9 1 Ben 0. Samford l0 1 Ethel Sanford ll 1 Ethel Sanford 12 1 ~ST SIDE Walter S. Hoffman i 6 Peyton Reese 2 6 W. G. Botts ' ~ 6 W. G. Botts 4 6 W. G. Botts 5 6 W. G. ~otts. 6 6 Block Addition Feet Rate College Hill 54 2.6~ College Hill 54 2.67 College Hill 54 B. 67 College Hill 54 2.67 College Hill 54 2.67 College Hill 54 2.67 College Hill 54 College Hill 54 College Hill 5~ College Hill 54 College Hill 54 Coll~ge Hill 54 TOTAL PROPERTY O~¥%rER COST ( 3/4 ) TOTAL CITY COST (1/~) TOTAL UNIT COST Total Prop. Owner Assess. 144.18 144.18 l&&.18 144.18 144.18 144.18 2.67 144.18 2.67 144.18 2.67 144.18 2.67 144.18 2.67 lg4.18 2.67 144.18 $l,730.16 576.72 $2,306.88 UNIT NO. 37 KOKOMO STREET ~IDTH ~0 FEET FROM NORTH LINE OF ELEVENTH STR_E~T TO SOUTH LII~E OF T~LFTH STREET ¥~ST SIDE NO. Owner Lot Block Addition Feet Rate Total Prop. Owne 2: "Assess. Floyd Dennis 1 20 Highland 50 2~67 133.50 J. Clyde &Euia ~ramlett 2 20 Highland 50 2.6'7 133 · 50 3 20 Highland 50 2.6'7 133.50 Robert Hinn FI fir l~ U ........................... Robert Hinn Bobbie bl. Odom EAST SIDE Addle L. Hooper J. T. Hatch J. T. Hatch J. T. Hatch J. T. Hatch 4 20 Highland 5 20 Highland i0 21 High land 11 21 Highland 12 21 Highland 13 21 High, and 14 21 Highi and 5O 180 180 5o 5o 5O TOTAL PROPEiRTY OWNER COST TOTAL CITY COST TOTAL UNIT COST 2.67 133.50 2.67 480.60 2.67 480.6O 2.67 i33.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2,67 133.50 $2,029.20 676.40 $2,705.6O D~NIT NO. 38 KOK01vI0 STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM SOUTH LI~hU~ OF TWELFTH STP6gET TO SOUTH LINE OF THIRTEENTH STREET EAST SiDE Owner Lot Block George Bond 9 36 George Bond lO 36 George Bona $22' !1 36 Marvin Churchwells N 28 ' 11 36 Marvin Churchwells S22' 12 36 F. L. Thornton N28' 12 36 F. L. Thornton 13 36 D. B. Tilson 14 36 A. iM. Deitrich 15 36 A. M. Deitrich 16 36 V~ST SIDE A. C. Whitacre ! 37 L. W. Lester 2 37 J. B. Arnold 3 37 T. C. Shepard 4 37 E. M. Osborne 5 37 E~ M. Osborne N25' 6 37 C. P. Eiliott S25' 6 37 NO. Addition Feet Rate Total Prop. Owner Assess. Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 22 2.67 58.74 Highland 28 2.67 74.76 Highland 22 2.67 58.74 - Highland 28 2.67 74.76 Highland 50 2.6~ 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 153.50 Highland 50 2 ._67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133..50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Hig~and 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 Highland 25 2.67 66.75 Highland 25 2.67 66.75 C. P. Eliiott C. ?. El!iott 7 3 7 Highland 8 37 Highland TOTAL PRO~Ty OW~R COST TOTAL CITY COST TOTAL UNIT C, 0ST 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 155.50 ~2,1~6.oo 712.00 ~2,8a8.00 L~IT N0~ 39 LEXINGTON STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LIllE OF SEV~I,YfH STREET TO SOUTH LINE, O~~-~,m,~7~,~ STREET EAST SiDE 0~er Lot Block Leweilen Clayton 6 ~ J. W. Gamel 7 g J. W. Camel S25' $ ~ John T. Howell N25' 8 ~ John ~. Howell. 9 ~ E. J. ~rookshire i0 ~ WEST SIDE Lida Z. Brown 1 9 C. C. Case~ 11 9 C. C. Casey 12 9 B. A. ~yers 13 9 S~m W. Smith 1~ 9 Addition College Hill 160 College Hill 5.0 College Hill 25 College Hill 25 Coiie~e Hill 50 College Hill 50 College Hill College Hill College Hill College Hill College Hill TOTAL PROPERTY OW~R COST (3/g) TOTAL CITY COST (1/~) No. ~eet Rate 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. ~27.20 133.~0 66.75 66.75 133.5o 160 2.67 &27.20 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.6? 133.50 ~1,922.~g0 6~0.80 TOTAL UNIT COST ~2,563.20 UNIT NO. ~0 LEXINGT0~ STS~T FROM SOUTH LII~ OF EIGHTH STREET TO SOIZI'H LI~ OF NINTH STREE, T EAST SIDE Owner E. West Lkinger Edgar Brown & Carthet Niehaus A. M. Deilis NO. Lot Block Addition Feet Rate 9 5 College Hill 50 2.67 WIDTH 30 FEET Total Prop. Owner Assess. t0 5 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 11 5 College Hill 50 2,67 1~3.50 L. W. Clark 12 5 ~ST SIDE Jesse Thomas 5 8 Florence & Ivan J. Byars 6 8 Delma Benedict 7 8 L. 0. Wilkes 8 $ College Hill College Hill College Hill College Hill College Hill TOTAL PROPERTY 0I~V}~ER OOST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (i/4) TOTAL UNIT COST 5O 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 5o 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 135.50 $1.068.00 356.oo $1,424.00 UNIT NO. '41 MILl%TAblE STREET V~{DTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LINE OF. SIXTH STREET TO SOUTH LI}~ OF SEVENTH ST~ET ¥,~ST SIDE O~er Lot Dr. H. M. The:elOSOn NllO' 1 Mrs. Myrtle Steward S 50' 1 John W. Speck 1! Marshall Surratt 12 E. L. Craig 13 H. L. Craig NO. Block Addition Feet 90 College Hill 110 Rate 2.67 Total Prop. O¥~'ner Assess. 293.70 90 College Hill 50 2.67 90 College Hill 50 2.67 90 College Hill 50 2.67 90 College Hill 50 2.67 90 College Hill 50 2.67 133.5o 133.50 133.50 133.5o ~33.50 EAST SIDE Mrs. W. T. Covington 6 Mrs. Ada Keys 7 N. E. Savage 8 Stella Reynolds W70' 9 Stella:'Eeynolds W70' 10 91 College Hill 160 2.67 91 College Hill 50 2.67 91 College Hill 50 2.67 91 College Hill 50 2.67 91 College Hill 50 2167 427.20 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.50 TOTAL PR0?SRTY 0W}S~ COST TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) $1,922.~0 640.80 TOTAL UNIT COST $2,563.20 UNIT NO. 42 MILWAURCEE STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LIRrE OF NINTH STREET TO SOUTH LIIfE' OF TENTH STP~EET EAST SIDE Owner Robin Baker W70' Robin Baker W70' A. L. Stokes Biile McGlure Cecil Staggs W70' Cecil Staggs W70' ~ST SIDE Mrs. Cattie Griffith Mrs. Cattie Griffith NO. 'Lot Block Addition Feet Rate 7 7 College Hill 54 2.67 8 7 College Hi.il 5~ 2.67 9 7 College Hill 54 2.67 i0 7 College Hill 54 2.67 11 7 College Hill 54 2.67 12 7 College Hill 54 2.67 1 12 College Hill 54 2 12 College Hill 54 College Hill 12 12 College Hill 42 12 College Hill 12 12 College Hill 42 12 College Hill 35 12 College Hill 21 12 College Hill 54 Mrs. Cattie Griffith N12' 3 12 W. D. Herring S42' 3 W, D. Herring N 12' 4 Dr. J. H. Hanson S42' 4 Dr. J. H. Hanson N33' 5 R. B. Jordan S21' 5 R. B. Jordan 6 0TAL PR0? R COST (3/4) T0 At CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL D~NIT C, 0ST Total Prop. Owner Assess. 144.18 144.18 i44.i8 144.18 144.18 144.18 2.67 144.18 2.67 144o iS 2.67 32.04 2.67 ii2. i4 2.67 32.,04 2.6'7 112.14 2.67 88. i! 2.67 56.07 2.67 1~.18 ~1,730.16 576.12 ¢2,306.88 UNiT NO. 43 SOUTH LINE OF TENTH EAST SIDE Owner Lot H. T. Robert~ 10 Mrs. N.ora Beck 1t R. D. Stinnett 12 D. B. Bradshaw W70' 13 D. B. Bradshaw W70' 14 MILWAUiC~E STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM STREET TO SOE~H LIi~ OF mLmVE~H STREET NO. Block Addition Feet Rate 10 Hig'h!and 180 2.67 10 Highland 50 2.67 10 Highland 50 2.67 !0 Highland 50 2.67 10 Highland 50 2.67 Total ~rop. Owner Assess. 480.60 133.50 133 · 50 i33.50 i33.50 WEST SIDE E. L, Dorrough 1 11 Highland 50 2°67 E o C. Rhea 2 ii Highland 50 2.67 L. E. Raper 5 il Highland 50 2.67 L. E. Raper 4 11 Highland 50 2.67 C. A. McClanahan 5 11 Highland 180 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY 0V~T~ER COST (,3//+) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST 133.5o 133.50 48o. 6o $2,029.20 676.40 ~2,705.60 UNIT NO. 44 NASSAU STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LINE OF NINTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF TENTH STREET EAST SIDE 0wne r L ct Grafton McInnish W70' 7 Grafton McInnish W70' 9 Grafton MoInnish O. P. Seipp W70' O. P. Seipp W70' C. P. Seipp W70' 9 t0 11 12 NO. Block Addition Feet Rate 12 College Hill 54 2,67 12 College Hill 54 2.67 12 College Hill 54 2.67 12 College Hill 54 2.67 12 College Hill 54 2,,67 12 College Hill 54 2.67 ~%ST SiDE Tobe Hammond Tobe Hammond G. W. Dalton G. J. Clements F. M. Foreman. F. M, Foreman 1 13 College Hill 54 2.67 2 13 College Hill 54 2.67 3 13 College Hill 54 2.67 4 13 'College Hill 54 2.67 5 13 College Hill 5~ 2.67 6 13 College Hill 54 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY O~%%IER COST (3//+) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST $1,730.16 576.72 $2,306.88 Total Prop. Ovv/ler Assess. 144.18 144.18 144.18 144 · 18 144.18 14&. 18 144.18 144.18 144.18 144.18 144.18 144.18 UNIT NO. 45 NASSAU STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM SOUTH LII~ OF TENTH STREET TO SOUTH LIi~E OF ELEVENTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Ethel Sanfo~d Hugh Etter Hugh Etter H. A. Wright W. J. Lewis Lot l0 ll 12 Block . Addition 11 · Highland il Highland 11 Highland il- Highland 11 Highland V~ST SIDE~ W. P. Sherrod Karl Samman H. M. Reeves H. H. Tilson E. G. Alexander 1 12 2 12 3 12 4 12 5 12 TOTAm P~0~ERTY OW~r~R COST (3/4) TOTDJL CITY COST ( 1/~ ) TOTAL U~IT COST NO. Feet Rate 180 2.67 50 2.67 5O 2.6? 50 2.67 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 180 2.67 $2,029 · 20 676.40 $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 46 NASSAU STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LI~YE OF ELEV~ENTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF ~A~LFTH ST. ~%~EST SIDE Owner Lot Block J. E. White 1 17 Hazel Havis & Virginia Lewis 2 17 B. ~. King 3 17 Roy Griffith 4 17 S. T. Cooper 5 17 NO. Addition Feet Highland 50 Rate 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 180 2.67 EAST SIDE Lo~ Robinson St30' 10 18 .C.H. Stafford NSO' 10 18 H. T. & Lottie L. Sefton ll 18 L. Ludeman & C. R. Smelser 12-18 Seventh Bay Adventist Church 13 18 Seventh Day Adventist Church lg 18 Highland 130 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 133.50 133.5o Z33.50 133.50 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o &8o.6o Total Prop. Owner Asse ss. 133.50 133.50 133.50 133,50 ~80.60 347.10 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o TOTAL PROPERTY OV~ITER COST TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL U-NIT COST $2,029.20 676.40 $2,705.6O UNI~ NO. 47 NASSAU STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FR0i~ SOUTH LINE. OF T~LFTH ST~ET TO SOUTH LINE OF THIRTEENTH STP~?ET EAST SIDE Owner Lot Block A, A, Alexander 9 39 A. A. ,Alexander 10 39 W, M, Toliver ll 39 J. W. McCain 12 39 Mr.&2~rs ,E, B, Eeds 13 39 Mrs,Martha Line l~ 39 H, D, Witt W7.0' 15 39 . ~' ~'~ 0 16 39 H. D ~tt ~,7 ~ V~ST SIDE Melvin Hull i 40 C, A, Bruce 2 40 J. M. Smith 3 ~0 T. C. Shepard 4 ~0 Fred Kanady 5 40 Fred Kanady 6 40 Ntrs. Kate Brazele & Mrs, F W olmnkscales E70' 7 Mrs. Kate Brazele & Mrs. F W.~ ~lmnkscates E70' 8 No · Addition Feet Rate Highland 50 2, 67 Highland 50 2,67 Highland 50 2,67 Highland. 50 2,67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2,67 Highland 50 2,67 Highland 50 2,67 Highland 50 2,67 Highland 50 2,67 Highland 50 2,67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2,67 40 Highland 50 2.67 40 Highland 50 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY OV{!~PiR COST (3/4) TO~AL CiTY COST Total Prop. Owner Assess, 133.5o 133.50 133.50 133.50 133 · 50 133~5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.50 133.5o 133.50 133.5o 133.50 13 3.50 ~2,136.00 712.00 133.5o 133.5o TOTAL UNIT COST $2,848.00 YNIT NO. 50 OAKL~ STREET WIDTH }0 FEET FROM NORTH LINE OF NINTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF TENTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Lot .Block Frank Caddell W70' 7 13 Freank Caddel V~70' 8 13 John W. Scott 9 13 Maurice Hanna 10 C. B. ~orris W70' ll 13 C. B. Morris W70' 12 WEST SIDE S. V¥. Reeves i 2~ S. W'. Reeves N6' 2 2~ Thomas A. Bay S48' 2 2~ Thomas A. Bay' 3 2£ Thomas A. Bay N ~' 4 2~ J. V. Graham S50' 4 2~ St. Paul' Lutheran Chur ch 5 St. Paul Lutheran Church No. Addition Feet Rate Cotlege Hill 54 2.67 College Hill 54 2.67 College Hill 54 2.67 College Hill 5~ 2.67 College Hill 54 2.67 College Hill 5g 2.67 College Hill 54 2.67 College Hill 6 2.67 College Hill 48 2.67 College Hill 54 2.67 College Hill ~ 2.67 College Hill 50 2.67 24 College Hill 54 2.67 6 24 College Hill 54 TOTAL PNOPERTY OV{NER COST {}/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/~) TOT COST 2.67 $1,730.16 576.72 $2,306.88 Total Prop. Owner Assess. lh4.18 i4~.18 i~.18 1~4.18 1~..t8 14~.18 i44.i8 16.02 128.16 14~.18 10.68 133.5o UNIT NO 51 0AKLAt~ STPd~E'r ~ · ~IDTH 30 FEET FROM S0~JTH LIhUE OF TENTH STREET TO SOI~'I'H LINE OF ELE~-ENTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Lot Block Ennis Jones 10 12 R. L. Newton est. 11 12 Hanley Wasson 12 12 R. L. Waggoner W70' 13~ ~ R. L. Waggoner W70' 14 12 No. Addition Feet Rate Highland 180 2~67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Highland~.~ 50 2.67 Highland 50 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 480.6O 133.5O 1}}. 5O .5O ~%ST SIDE Mrs. Tell Nix J. L. Hunter Mr. &Mrs. C. T. Loke y Vincent Tudor Maggie K. Diggs 1 13 Highland 2 15 Highland 3 13 ~ighiand 4 13 Highland 5 13 Highland TOTAL ~0?ERT¥ 0W~mR COST (~/~) TOTAL CTT¥ C CST (l/a) TOT~ ~,~IT COST 50 2~67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 153.50 180 2.67 480.60 $2,029.20 676.~0 $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 55 PORTLAND STREET ~'v~DTH 30 Feet FROM SOUTH LIi~E oF TENTii STREET TO SOL~rH LINE OF ELEVENTH STREET EAST SIDE No. Owner Lot Block~ Ad&it-i~on Feet Rate Tom R. Field,.,N 130' l0 13 Highland 130 2.67 Bill Bytle S50' l0 13 Highland 50 2.67 Dick D. buck ll. 13 Highland 50 2.67 Dr. Fred Goss W~6-2/3' 12 13 Highland 50 2.67 Dr. Fred Goss Wg6-2/3' 13 13 Highland 50 2.67 Dr. Fred Goss W~6-2/3! 1~ 13 Highland 50 2.67 ~ST SIDE Plainview Independent School District all 1~ Highland 380 TOTAL PROPERTY ~E~ COST TOTAL CITY .COST (1/~) TOTAL UNIT COST Total Prop Owner Assess. 3a?.lO 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 2.67 1,Olg.60 $2,029.20 676.&0 $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 56 PORTLAND STREET ~IDTH 30 FEET FRO~I NORTH Li~E OF ELEVENTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF T~J'YELFTH STREET ~YEST SIDE Owner Lot Block A. Gales Adams ! 15 A. Gales Adams N25' ~ 15 NO. Addition Feet R~te Total Prop. O~;'~znelr~ AS S e s s. Highland 5'0 2.67 133.50 Highland 25 2.67 66,75 Mrs. Ethel Thompson S25' 2 Mrs. Ethel Thompson C.C. & W.E. Combs H. H~.Barnard Si30' Jacob M. Mills NS0' EAST SIDE Addie L. Hooper S130' !0 Karl Ss~aan NS0' i0 T. A. Davenport 11 J. A. Loring 12 J. A. Loring WT0' 15 J. A. Loring WT0' 14 15 Highiand 15 Highland 15 Highland 15 Highland 15 Highland 16 Highland 16 Highland 16 Highland 16 Highland 16 Higlhland 16 Hig[aland TOTAL toROPERTY 0~'~ER COST (.3t4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/~) TOTAL UNIT COST 25 2.67 66.75 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 t30 2.67 3~7.10 '50 2.67 133.50 130 2.67 50 2.67 5O 2.67 ~50 2.67 5O 2.67 50 2.67 347.1o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o 133.5o $2,029.20 '676.40 ~2,705.60 UNIT NO. 61 EIGHTH STREET WIDTH 30 F~ET FROM ~%U~ST LINE NASSAU STREET TO EAST LINE OF 0AKI~ND STREET NORTH SIDE Owner L. W. James W60' J. Alton Miller ESO' W. T. Burroughs Lot Block Addition 8 14 College Hill Feet Rate 60 2.67 8 14 College Hill 80 ~.67 9 14 College Hill 140 2.67 SOU~ SIDE Jmmes 0. Oswald W70' 10 A. D. Mires 10 Mrs. R.G.B.Fain 11 15 College Hill 70 2.67 15 College Hill 70 2.67 15 College Hill 140 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 160.20 213.60 373.80 186.90 186.90 373.80 TOTAL PROPERTY 0WI~R COST (3/4) TOTAL C~TY COST (1 /4) $1,495.20 498.40 TOTAL UNIT COST $1,993.60 UNIT NO. 64 NINTH STREET YfIDTH 30 FEET FROM ~ST LII~ OF QUINCY STREET T0 EAST LINDE OF RALEIGH ST~ET SOUTH SIDE Own e r Wayne Ross W70' W. F. McCarty E70'- Mrs. G. W. C~ow NORTH SIDE James E. Allen 6 H. M. Reeves W46-2/3' 7 j. D. Smith E93-1/3' 7 Lot 10 i0 1t No. Block Addition Feet 35 College Hill 70 35 College Hill 70 35 College Hill 140 Total Prop. Rate Owner Assess. 2.67 186.90 2.67 186.90 2.67 373.80 36 36 36 College Hill 140 2.67 College Hill 46.67 2.67 Oollege Hill 93.33 2.67 373.80 124.61 249.19 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST '(3/43 TOTAL CITY COST TOTAL UNIT CO ST $1,495.20 498.40 $1,993.60 %~rIT NO. 65 NIgH STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM EAST LIi~E OF P~YLEIGH STREET TO EAST LiNE OF SMYTH STREET NORTH S~IDE Owner B. M. Sims Curtis G. Ford ESO' Don Braddy W90' SOUTH SIDE Roy Griffith WiO0' Aha Smalschried E~0' C. H. ~hite Nco Lot Block Addition Feet Rate 6 37 College Hill 140 2.67 7 37 College Hill 50 2.67 7 37 College Hill 90 2.67 10 38 College Hill 100 2.67 10 38 College Hill 40 2.67 tl 38 College Hill 140 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY O~ER COST (3/43 TOTA~ CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST $1,495.20 498.40 ~1,993.60 Total ~rop. Owner Assess. 373.80 133.50 24O. 30 267.00 106.80 373.80 UNIT NO. 66 NlifrH STREET' WIDTH 30 FEET FR O~vl EAST LIN-£ OF Sk~ZTH STREET TO EAST LINE OF TRAVtS STREET SOUTH SIDE Owner Lot Block L. Loveli ~70' t0 47 0. N. Reed E70' 10 47 0. B. Griffith ll 47 No. Addition Feet College Hill 70 2.67 College Hill 79 2.67 College Hill 140 2.67 Total Prop. Rate Owner ~ssess. 186.90 186.90 373.8O NORTH SIDE Jack Bates 6 4'8 A. M. Hamilton 7 48 College Hill 140 2.67 College HSll 140 2.67 373.80 373.80 T~AL ?ROP~R~ 0W~mR COST Tm?AC COST (lY4) TOTAL L~IT COST $1,495.20 498.40 $1,993.60 UNIT NO. 71 TENTH sTREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM V~ST LINVE OF LE~iNGTON STREET TO EAST LII~E OF MILWAUKEE STREET NORTH SIDE Owner Lot Block R. R. & B. E. ~hresman 1 10 D. B. Bradshaw W70' 14 I0 W. F. McDaniel E70' 14 10 Addition Feet Rate Total Prop. 0wnerAssess. Highland 140 2.67 373.~0 Highland 70 2.67 186.90 Highland 70 2.6 7 .186.90 SOUTH SIDE T. E. Needham 1 7 Cecil Staggs W70' 12 7 Jack Hendrix E70' 12 7 College Hill 140 2.67 ~73.80 College Hill 70 2.67 186.90 College Hill 70 2.67 186.90 TOTAL PROPERTY 0V,{~ER COST (}t4) TOTAL CITY C0ST (114] $1,495.20 498.40 TOTAL UNIT COST $1,993.60 UNIT NO. 72 TENTH STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM V~EST LINE OF MIL~vAUi~E STREET TO EAST LINE OF NASSAU S~ET NORTH SIDE Owner E. L. Dorrough W. J. Lewis Lot Block Addition Feet Rate 1 11 Highland 140 2.67 14 11 Highland 140 2.67 SOUTH SIDE Mrs. Cattie Griffith 1 C. P. Seipp w70' 12 L. R. Taylor E70' 12 12 College Hill 140 2.67 12 College Hill 70 2.67 12 College Hill 70 2.67 TOTAL COST COST (1/4) (3/4) TOTAL UNIT COST Total Prop. Owner Assess. 373.80 373.80 373.80 186.90 186.90 $1,495.20 498.~0 $1,993.60 TENTH ST~T UNIT NO. 73 FRON~ ~ST LI~ OF NASSAU STREET TO EAST LINE OF 0Af4LAND STREET ym~IDTH 30 ~EET NORTH SIDE, No. Owner Lot Block Addition Feet Rate W. P. Sherrod 1 12 Highland 140 2.67 R. L. Waggoner V~70' 14 12 Highland 70 2.67 ~. G. Perry E70' 14 12 Highland 70 2.67 Total ~rop. Owner Assess. 373.80 186.90 186.90 SOUTH'SIDE Tobe Hammond i 1'3 C. B. Morris W70' 12 13 C. G. Crowell E70' 12 13 College Hill 1~0 2.67 College Hill 70 2.67 College Hill 70 2.67 373.80 186.90 186.90 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST (3/4) TOTAL CITY COST (1/4) TOTAL UNIT COST $1,495.20 498.40 $1,993.60 UNIT NO. 74 TENTH STREET FROM ~IDTH 30 FEET VfEST LI~E OF 0~K-LA1ND STREET TO EAST LI~-E OF PDRTI~qD STREET NORTH SIDE Owner ~trs. Tell Dr. Fred Goss E46-2/3' B. y. Newman No. Lot Block Addition Feet Rate 1 13 Highland 140 2.67 13 Highland 46.67 2.67 13 Highland 93.33 2.67 Total Prop. Owner Assess. 373.80 124.61 249.19 SOUTH SIDE S. W. Reeves 1 J. Frank Norfleet 12 24 College Hill 24 College Hill 140 2.67 140_ 2.67 373.80 373.80 TOTAL ?ROPE~TY 0~ COST (3/4) TO,An CITY COST (~/4) TOTAL Lr~IT COST 495.20 498.40 993.60 UNIT NO. 75 TENTH STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM ~V WEST LIh~E 0F PORTLAND STREET TO EAST LINE OF QUINo~ STREET NORTH SIDE Owner Lot Plainview Independent Schools All NO. Block Addition Feet Rate Highland 310 2.67 Total rrop. Owner Assess. 827.70 SOUTH SIDE Moody McCuiloch 1 Winnie Reynolds W77½' 12 Ruth Reynolds E77¼' 12 25 College Hill 155 2.67 25 College Hill 77.5 2.67 25 College Hill 77.5 2.67 413.85 206.93 206.93 TOTAL PROPERTY 0¥~ER COST (3/4) TOTAL ¢I~ COST (l/~) TOTAL ~IT COST $1,655.4o 551.8o ~2,207.20 UNIT NO. 76 BEECH STREET WIDTH 30 FEET FROM NORTH LIifE OF SEVENTH STREET TO SOUTH LI~ OF EIGi~H STREET EAST SIDE NO. Owner Lot Block Addition Feet Paul ~fitliams 9 13 Original Town 50 2.67 -Total Prop. Rate Owner Assess. 133.5o Paul ~iiliams Etta C. Hamilton Mrs. J. B. Ross ~V. M. Stultz t0 11 12 13 L. B. Sloneker & i~r. & Mrs. L.A. Banders Church of God W90' Church of God wg0' ~ZEST SIDE Mrs. Lucy Hand E90' G. E. Allen J. L. Patrick A. H. t!ooser E. R. Ratiiff J. H. Lovett J. H. Lovett L. S. Berry 15 16 13 Original Town 50 2.67 133.50 13 Original Town 50 2.67 133.50 13 Original Town 50 2.67 133.50 13 Original Town 50 2.67 135.50 13 Original Town 50 2.67 133.50 13 Original Town 50 2.67 133.50 13 Original Town 50 2.67 133.50 1 16 Original Town 50 2.67 133.50 2 16 Original Town 50 2~67 133.50 3 16 Original Town 50 2.67 133.50 ~ 16 Original Town 50 2.67 133.50 5 16 Original Town 50 2.67 133.50 6 16 Original Town 50 2.67 133.50 7 16 Original Town 50 2.67 133.50 8 16 Original Town 50 2.67 133.50 TOTAL PROPERTY OV~WER COST TOTAL CITY COST (1./~) TOTAL UNIT COST ~2,136.00 712. O0 ~2,848~00 V® That the assessments so levied are for the improvements in the particular Unit upon which the proerty described abuts, and the assessments for the Lmprovements in one Unit are in nowise related to or connected with the improvements in any other Unit, hnd in making assessments and in holding said hearing the amounts so assessed for the improvements in one Unit have been in nowise affected by any fact in any~'ise con~ nected with the improvements, or the assessments therefor, of any other Unit. VI. ThaD the several sums above assessed against said parcels of property, and against the real and true owners thereof, and interest thereon at the rate of six (6)per cent per anntum, together with reasonable attorney's fees and costs of collection,if incurred, are hereby de- clared to be and made a lien upon the respective parcels of property against which the same are assessed, and' a personal liability and charge against the real and true owners thereof, whether or not such owners be correctly named herein, and such liens shall be ann con- stitute the first enforceable claim against the Droperty assessed, and shall be a first and paramount lien, superior to all other liens and claims, except State, County, School District and City Ad Valorem taxe s. to-wit: 1. That the sums so assessed shall be payable as follows, In five equal installments, the first payable on or before ten (10) days after the completion and acceptance by the said City of the improvements in the Unit Upon which the particular property abuts; ~he second installment due on or before one year from said date of completion and ac6'eptance, t-he third installment due on or before two (2) years from said Rate of completion, and acceptance, the fourth installment ~' uue on or before three(3) years from said date of ~com- pletion and acceptance, thc.fifth (5) installment due on or before four (4) years from said date of completion and acceptance; and such assessments shall bear interest from the date of such completion and acceptance at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum, payable 'annual- ly with each installment, so that upon completion and acceptance of the improvements in a particular Unit a~sessments against the pro- perty abutting upon such completed and mccepted Unit shall be and become due and payable in such installments, and with interest from the date of such completion and acceptance, provided that any owner shall ha~ie the right to pay off the entire assessment, or any sta~Iment tjerepf, befpre ,atirity, by payment of principal and accrued interest, and provided fu_rther that if default, shall be made O ~ , in the payment of any installment pr mptmy as the same matures then the entire remount of the assessment upon which such de~auit is made, shall, at the option of the holder of the same, be and become i~mmediately due and pay~bie, and shall be collectible with reasonable attorney's fees and costs of collection, if incurred. VII. That the City of ?lainview shall not in any manner be liable for the payment of any sums hereby assessed against any property and the own- ers thereof, but the holder of the same shall look solely to said property, and the owners thereof, for payment of the sums assessed against the respective parcels of property. 1. The said Q~tY shall, however, exercise all of its lawful powers to aid in the enforcement and collection of said liens and assessments, and if default shall be made in the payment of any assessment, collection thereof shall be enforced either by sale of the property by the Tax Collector and Assessor of the City of Plainview as near as possible in the manner provided for the sale of property for the non-payment of ad valorem taxes, or, at the option of the said holder or assigns, payme.nt of said sums shall be enforced by suit in any cou~r-t having jurisdiction. VIII. That for the purpose of evidencing the several sumps assessed against the said parcels of property, and the owners thereof, and the time and terms of payment, and to aid in the enforcement there- of, assi~nabie certificates shall be issued by the City of ~laimview upon the completion and acceptance of the work in each Unit of im- provement as the Work iI~ such Unit is completed and accepted, which certificates shall be e~ecuted by the Mayor in the name of the City, attested by the City Secret~ry with the corporate seal, amd shall be payable to Bryan & Hoffman, ~aving Contractors, or assigns, and shall declare the sai~ amounts and the tim~ and terms of payment and rate of interest and date of completion and acceptance of the improvements for which the certificate is issued, and shall contain the name of the owner as accurately as possible, and t]~e description of the property by lot and block number~ or front feet thereof, or such other des- cription as may oth.er~ise identify the s~me, and if the said pro? petty shall be owned by an estate, then to so state the description thereof as so owned by an estate, then to so state the description thereof as so owned shall be sufficient, or if the name of the owner be unknown, then to so state shall be sufficient, and no error or mistake in describing any property, or in giving the name of any owners, shall in anywise invalidate or impair the assessment levied hereby or the certificate issued in evidence thereof. The said certificates shall further provide substantially that if default shall be made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest when due, then, at the option of the holder of the saree, or assigns, the whole of the s&~id assessment evidenced thereby shall at once'become due and payable, and shall be collectible with reason- abel attorney's fees and costs of collection, if incurred. And said certificates shall set forth and evidence the personal liability of the owners of such property and the lien upon such property, and shall provide in effect if default shall be made in the payment there- of the same may be enforced either by sale of the property by the Tax Collector and Assessor of the City of Piainvie~-~~, as above re- cited, or by suit in any court having jurisdiction. The said certificates shall further recite in effect that all pro- ceedings with reference to making said impr.ovemen~s have been re- gularly had in compliance with the law i~ force and proceedings of the City of Plainview, and that all prerequisites' to the fixing of the lien and claim of personal liability evidenced by such certificates have been regularly done and performed, which recitals shall be evid~ ence of the matters and facts so recited, and no further proo~f there- of shall be required in any' court. And the said certificates may have coupons attached thereto in evid- ence of each or any of the several installments thereof, or they may have coupons for each of the first four installments, leaving the main certificate for the fifth. Said certificates may further provide substantailly that'the amounts payable thereunder may be paid to the Collector of Taxes of the City, who shall issue his receipt therefor, which receipt shall be evid- ence of such payment upon any demand for the same, either by virtue if the said certificate or any contract to pay the s~me entered into by,~ the property owners, and that the Collector of Taxes will de- posit all sums so received byhim forthwith with the City .Treasurer, and upon the. payment of any installment with intere~st upon the surrend- er of the coupon therefor, receipted in full by said Contractor, or other holder of said certificate, the City Treasurer shall PaY the amount so collected and due thereon to said Contractor, or other holder, which coupons so receipted shall be the Treasurer's warrant for payment. And the said certificates shall, further provide in effect that the City of Plainview shall exercise all of its lawful powers, when requested so to do by the holder of said certificates, to aid in the enforcement and collection ther.eof, and said certificates may contain other and further recitals pertin2.2t and appropriate thereto. It shall not be necessary that said~.certificates shall be in the exact form as set forth, but the substance and effect thereof sha~l suffice. That the assessments levied by this ordinance for the improvements in each Unit are altogether separate and .distinct from assessments in each and every other unit. The ~ssessments for improvements in one Unit are in nowise affected by ~he improvements in any other Unit, and in making and levying assessments the costs of the improve- merits in each Unit, the benefits by means of the improvements, and all other matters and things with ,reference to the improvements in each Unit, have been considered and determined altogether without reference to any such matters in any other Unit, and the omission of the improvements in any Unit shall in nowise affect or impair the validity of assessments for the improvements in any other Unit. The omission of improvements in any particular~ Unit in front of any property exempt from the lien of such assessments shall in mowise affect or impair the validity of assessments~against other property in that Onit. That no mistake, error, invalidity or irregularity in the name of any ~roperty owner, or the description of any property, or the amount of any assessment, or in any other mat~er or thing, shall in an~ise invalidate or lmpair any assessmemt levied hereby or any certificate issued, and any such mistake, error, invalidity or irregularity, whether in such 'assessment or in the certificate issued in evidence thereof, may be corrected at any time by the City. II. That all assessments, levied are a personal liability and charge against the real and true owners of the premises described, not- withstanding such owners may not be named, or may be incorrectly named. III. That the fact that the specified improvement of the specific Units as herein designated are in such irgent need of such improvement while the condition of the weather will permit such improvement, creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the immed- iate preset-ration of the public peace, property, health and safety, requiring that any rules that an ordinance be read at more than one meeting of the City Council of Plainview, and all rules prohibiting the passage of the same on the date of introduction and passage, be, and the same are hereby dispensed with and..s~uspende~, and this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its pass- age. PASS=D AND AP?ROVED this 10th.day of June, 19i6. Attest: J. N, Jordan J. N. Jordan; Mayor ~' J. L. Ga!lawa y J. L. Callaway; City Secretary Secretary There being no further business, meeting adjourned. Plainview, Texas, June i7, 19~6 The City Council met in regular meeting with the fo~iowing members present; Mayor, J. N. Jordan. Aldermen: W. C. Malone, C. P. Eiiiott, L. W. James and Ben F. Smith. City Tax Collector, ?. H. Bryan and City Sanitary officer, Dr. ~. C. Nichoi!, attended the meeting. Minutes of the last regular meeting, also minutes of the reconvened regular meeting on June ~th, and minutes of the called meeting held on June 10th, read and adopted. ~otion by A.lderman Elliott, seconded by Alderman Jm~es, that B. 0dam be appointed to a place on the Police Force as "l°arking Meter- operator, caretaker and repair man, and his salary to be ~150.00 per month. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Eliiatt, that the estimates of Bryan & Hoffman for the amount of $1,615.29, on their paving contract, and of Hasie & Green, ~ngineers, for the amount of $1,i15.~5, be accepted and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. At this point the Eayor recessed the meeting until ~une 25th, 7:30 P. M. J. L. Gallaway City Secretary; City of Plmi~iew J. N Jordan City of Piainview; Mayor -: June 25, i9~6 :- A reconvened meeting o! the Council of the ~ity of Piainview, Texas, was held on the above mentioned date with the Mayor, J. N. Jordan, presiding, and Aldermen: W. C. Malone, C. P. Elliott, L. W. Jm~es, Ben P. Smith, C. H. Hancock, and City' Finance officer P. H. Bryan, and Civy Attorney, Frank R. Day, being present when the following business was transacted, to'wit; The MayOr appointed Aldermen W. C. Malone, and C. P. Elliott to work with members of the Chamber of Commerce to ,,trade,, with employers of Mexican laborer's in regards to a place for the laborer's to live whim employedby them. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. G~Ptfy-Sec.; J. L. ~aGfl~way ~yoh;~J. N. Jordan Plainview, Texas, July...1,19~6 The City Council met in regular meeting with the following member present: ~ayor: J. N. Jordan. Aldermen: W. C. Malone, L.~. James, C. P. Elliott, Ben F. Smith and C. H. Hancock, City Tax Assessor, P. H. Bryan, City Sanitary Officer, Dr. E. C. Nicholl and City Attorney, Frank R. Day attended the meeting. Minutes of the last meeting,, read and adopted. Motion and second that the monthly reports be accepted and ordered filed, and the regular salaries and the foliowing bilis, be allowed ~and ordered paid'. Motion was carried and it was so ordered: REPORTS: City Secretary's report of water, sewer and mis- cellaneous collection for the month of June, ~2,913.31. Chief Police's report for June,!9~6, $!,023.50. City Inspector's re- port for June, 19~6, $~38.55. City Ta~ Collector's repor~ for June, 1956 - Current Taxes Collected, $1,628.99, Delinquent Taxes SALARIES: P. H. Bryan, $2'50.00; J. N. Jordan, ~185.00; J. L. Gallaway, $185.00; Margaret Kay, ~85.00; Frank R. Day, ~i00.00; Lester W. James, ~20.00; C. P. Elliott, ~20.00; Ben F. Smith,~20.00; W. C. Malone, $20.00; C. Pi. Hancock, ~20.00; Hoyt Curry, $225.00; Nath Burkett, 4160.00; J. E. Sheeon, 9150.00; E. J. Shearer, 8150.00; Joe E. Baker, ~i50.00; James,W. Woolsey, 9150.00; jay Gillilan, ~150.00~ Hub Butt, ~150.00; Floyd Nelson, ~150.00; B. M. 0dom, ~150.00; Geo. J. Boswell, $125.00; W. J. Bryan, ~100.00; Sam Faith, $65.00; A. ~. Pimmilton, ~190.00; Leedy Maxey, ~!60.00; Frank Rigler, ~150.00; L. B. Sheppard, ~150.00; Berry Lynch, $15~00; C. 0..Jones, $150.00; J. R. Carter, ~i50.00; Plainview Fire Department,. $30.00; W. F. Foley, ~325.00. S. E. Bolles, ~240.00; A. T. He:trod, ~i50.00; J.B. Slaughter, ~125.00; Claude Yate~, ~150.00; H. R. S!oan, ~!t5.00; J. P. Marlin, $165 00; A. L · . ~tng, ~ 180.00; 0. lB. Guin, ~ 170.00; 0. E. Kuykendall, 4150.00; Roy L. W'arren, ~150.00; R. N, Tekeil, $150.00; C. h. Bramlett, ~i~5.00; T. P. Sitton, $ 135.00; J. M. Hefl&n, $115.00,- DD. E. ~." Nicholl, ~%~' 25.00; Dr. D. P. Jones, ~150.00; Earl T. Bart, $1,350.00; Will Evans:, $ 125.00; Frank Stultz, 12 .0o. BILLS: J. L. Gailaway; Registrar, ~37.00; Southwestern Public Service Co., }1,$73.16; Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., ~107.90; West Texas Gas Co ,~0 20; The ~:ale ~,enter American, ~i8.75; Western Union Telegraph Co , ~5.79; The Utility Co., ~.98; The Plainview .Tribune, ~4~.00; Thatcher Printing Co.~ ~72.85; Dudley ~. Godwin, ~22.10; Continental 0il Co., ~65.96; Rob~nsom-~err~ng' ~ ' Drug, ~i7.83; Meinecke Bros. Hardware, ~10.53; Kikers Service Station, Consumer,~.s Fuel Association, ~9.75; Holloway Service Station, ~6; K. V. O. P. Radio Station, ~2i.25; Crenshaw Paint ~ Glass, ~$3.85; Minnesota m~nmn{ & Mfg. Co., ~77.~1; Commercial Radio Equip- ment,Service, }3.50; Hale County Foods, ~39.80; Gene Lewis Cafe~ ~26.00; C~T~s Pharmacy, ~3.35; Universal Supply Co., ~2.70; M. 0. Seaplet0m, ~63.95~ Newman Motor Co., ~8.25; Bob Hooper l~{otor Co., ~8.77; Maggard-Nall Motor Co., ~i0.28; Shepard Chevrolet Co., ~12.50; J. M. Radford Grocery Co., ~i.65; Connor-Mathes, ~18.64; Foxworth-Galbrait.h Lb~. Co., ~17..00. ~ ~ _~ ~231.40; Phillips ~attery Co., Plainvie~s~Builders ~uDply, ~8.65; Byars Bros. Service Service Station, ~3~.2~; Hooper & Carlton Service Station,.~$5.87; L. P. Davis ~ Oon, ~7.00; Gulf 0il Corporation, W6,~7; Biggs & Company, ~298.~0; Dresser Mfg. Co., ~5.96; Hugh ~. Etter, ~4.~0; Rockwell Bros. Lb~ Co., ~25.00; The Rohan Co., Inc., 936.86; Magnolia Petrole~.mm Co., %102.i~; Col-Tax Refining Co., 451.22; R. C. Daffern Coal & Feed Co., $12.50; Locke.~achinery Co., ~i2.30; Firestone Stores, ~.50; Red, as Electric Co., ~ti.~3; ~itcheil Hardware Co., ~9.5~; overton & Ross, Inc., ~393.95; Roy G. Wood Funeral Plome, ~3.00; John Hull, %76.50; Plain- view Sanitarium & Clinic, ~4~4.15; Blair Drug Co., ~10.00; Plain- view Hardware~ ~50.5~; Btackweil Auto S~ply, ~5.$0; W. 0. Speck, ~2.~5; Herald-News Publishing Co., ~62 75; H Lbr Co $829 $1; J Q Long, $560.00~ ~ ~' · ', · · · Si~lns ~aonlner) ~o., · · Development ~t6.6~; V. R. Rodgers Mftr ~56 60; Board ofeCity , $500.00; P!ainview indeaendent School Dist, e!25.00; - Plainview. Public Library, ~0.00; Texas State Guard, ~!2.50; ~. E. Curry, ~50.00; C. H. Service, ~5i.!0; Sid Underwood, ~500.00; Water Rev. BoHd Fund, {700.00; Disbursements, $1,987.56; Withholding Tax, ~3~5.83; J. L. Gatlaway,City Collectolr, ~82.2i. Motion by Alderman Hancock, second by Alderman Smith that two fireman be sent to a "Fireman's School? at A e M College. Their expences to be paid by the City. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. MOtion by Alderman Eiliott, seconded by Alderman Smith that the "Contractor's Bond,' of Bryan & Hoffman be approved and accept- ed. The motion was carried. :~'~otmon by Alderman Jm.m_es seconded by Aldermen Etliott that the estimate of Bryan & Hoffman for tlae amount of $~,321.03 be approved and ordered paid. Also that the estimate of Hasle & Green for ~1,6~.35 be approved and ordered paid. The motion was carried. Motion by' Alderman Eiiiott seconded by Alderman ~ ~atone that the following Ordinance be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and 'the Ordinance is as follows: ORDINANCE NO. 523 AN ORDINANCE REG~u~LATIifG TP~ PARKING OF ~FEHICLES D~PON CERTAIN PUBLIC STREETS IN TP~ CITY OF PLAIMVIEW, TEIAS, AND REPEALING 0RDINA2~CE NO. 272 AND ALL 0TP?ER ORDINANCES AND SECTIONS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT D~REWITH AND PROVIDING A PENALTY: ~ BE IT ORDAINED BY ~E CITY COD~CIL OF T~ CITY OF PLAIN- VIEW, TEXAS: SECTION 1. Ordinance No. 272 is hereby repealed, and all ordinances or. parts of ordinances in conflict with or inconsist- ent with the provisions of.this ordinance are hereby repealed, except that this repeal shall not affect or.prevent the pro- secution or punishment of any person for any act done or com- mitted in violation of any ordinance hereby repealed prior to the taking-effect of this ordinance. SECTION 2. Definition of Words and Phrases. The follow- lng words andphrases when used in this~ordinance shall for the purpose of this ordinance have the meanings respectively ascrib- ed to them in this article. SECTION 3. (a) Vehicle. Every device in, upon, or by which any person or property is or may be transported or drawn upon a highway, except devices moved by human power or used ex- clusively upon stationary rails or tracks. (b) Motor Vehicle. Every vehicle which is self-propeil- ed and every' vehicle which is propelled by electric power ob- tained from overhead trolley .wires, but not operated upon rails. (c) Parallel Parking. Vehicles shall park parallel with the curb and adjacent thereto, within the marked area fixed for each vehicle and on the right hand side of the street to the vehicle so parking. SECTION ~. Every person, firm, or corporation owning or operating a vehicle or motor vehicle as herein defined, shall park said vehicle parallel on the following streets within the City of Plainview, Texas: (a) On the~south side of 7th Street from Austin Street to Ash Street. (b) On the South side of 8th Street from Austin Street to Ash Street. (c) On the East side and West side of Austin Street from 5th Street to 7th Street. SECTION 5. Every operator of such vehicle and/or motor vehicle shall park the same parallel within the marked or paint- ed area on said Streets as herein defined and adjacent to the curb. SECTION 6. Vehicles of the Fire Department, Police Vehicles and Ambulances and Emergency Vehicles of theMunicipal Department are specifically exemp% from the provisions of this ordinance. SECTION 7. Any person who violates a~y of the provisions of this ordinance shall be fined in any s~e not less than ~l.00 nor more than ~100.00. PASSED, APfROVED Ai~D ADOPTED this the 1st day of july, A. D., 19~6. J. N. Jordan ~ayor;C~-~ of ATTEST: Texas. J. L. Ga!laway Cit~ Secretary Motion by Alderman Hancook, se~Qnded by Alderman ~lliott to increase ~ ~rs. Kay' salary ~15.00 per month. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. At this point the Mayor recessed the meeting until i0:00 July, 3, 1946. Cit y~' -: Jtuly 3, 1946 A reconven~d~rec~essed regular meeting o£ the Coun¢i~ of the City of Piainview was held. Those present were: Mayor, presiding. Councilmen: Ben F. Smith, W. C. Malone, L. W. Jmmes, C. H. Han- cock, C. P. Elliott, City Atty., Frank R. Day, the following bus- iness was transacted, to-wit: Motion by Alderman ~[an~cock and second by '~Iderman Jeaaes that Resolution be adopted. The ].~ayor appointed, Jeames, Elliott, and Hancock to secure p.nr. chasing agent. Resolution that the City of ~la inview will not lend any' equipment without Council Authority. Motion by Alderman Hancock, seconded by Alderman Jmmes that we sell the air ha~mer. The motion was carried. There being no further bus2ness the meeting adjourned. -:'July 5, 1946 :- A called meeting of the City Council of the City of .Piainview, Texas was called and the following were present: Mayor: J.N. Jordan, Aldermen: C P Eiiio~Jt', ~ H. Hancock,. B.en F. Smith, ~.C Malone, and L. V~. JazaeS, Also City Att~. Frank R. Day and City Assessor, P. H. Bryan, 'Charles i~. Smith, Frank Bain, M. B. HoOd, ~ S ~[iibern attended the meeting. Jim Collins, .... Motion by Alderman Hancock, seconded by Alderman Malone, that %nderwood proceed with resetting parking meters as per plans, in the location not in a side walk at 1.25 additional cos~. Motion was carried. The Co~mit~ee from the Board of City Development recor~ended that the City Council call an election to issue not to ~275,000. water and sewer Revenue Bonds. Also at the same time on the issu- ance of ~50,000. paving Bonds, as general tax levy Bonds. · ~,~otion by Alderman H~ncocc~, seconded by Alderman E!iiott, that tiie ~_ty call an election on the issuance of ~275,000. Sewer and water Revenue Bonds and stao ~50000 general tax levy Paving Bonds. The foit~wing were appointed, T. J. Boney presiding Jud~e~ Roy Maxey, Judge, and C. ~[. Abbott, Clerk. The motion was cart_em by unanimous vote. ~SOLUTi014 NO. 52~ %,'v~E~AS, the City Council of the City of Plainview~ Texas, has found and determined that it is advisable and necessary to create the office and/or position of Purchasing Agent; and ~HEREAS, the duties of such purchasin~ agent shall be as follows: To make all of the purchases for all supplies, equipment and facilities which may be. used by the City of Plainview, Texas; and W~REAS, said Purchasing Agnet shall in each instance, before purchasing supplies, merchandise and/or repairs, where at all possible and feasible,, first secure competitive bids before buying such materials, supplies and/or repairs, and after securing such bids he shall in each instance, e~erything else being equal, accept the lowest secure bid; and such Purchasing Agent shall in each instance advertise for bids where the purchase of equipment, supulies and/or repairs equal or exceed in value TWO THOUSAND N0/i00 (~2,000~00) DOLLARS; and ~REAS, before any departmental head shall employ e~atra help, other than those who have been appointed and regularly employed on the pay roll of said City of P!ainview, he shall first secure the written approval of said ~urchasing Agent; and ~REAS, it shall be the further duty of said ~urchasing Agent to arrange for and keep in his files a complete inventory of all equipment, supplies and repairs of the City, and that he shall in each instance, where advisable and exonomicatly sound, purchase supplies and equipment in quantities in order to get the benefit of discounts for purchases in quantitieS. Such excess supplies, pairs and other facilities shall be stored in a stock room under the sole and complete control of such Purchasing Agent and the s~e shall only be released under order or direcvion of said purchasing agent; and ~,~_v{EREAS, said Purchasing Agent shall further be required to familiarize himself, with and be thoroughly acquainted with all of the receipts of the City ~ud with the budget as a whole and the budget allocations to the respective departments of said City, and that i~ shall be his duties to keep all purchases and expenditures of such departments within the budget requirements and only exceed such budget reouirements after advice from and consent of the City Council of the City of Piainview. NOW, TI~P~FORE, BE IT R~SOLVED AigD 0RDEt~D BY TI~ CI~ COL~CIL ~r ' , that the Office of City Purchasing 0F Tile C_TY 0~~ PLAI~EW', ~S Agent is hereby created and he shaii have the duties and responsibii, ities as herein above en~.erated and set out, as well as being sub- ject to the orders and further directions of the City Council, at a salary to be fixed, determined and agreed upon by the City Co~cil.. Motion made by C. H. H~cock, seconded by Lester W. jm~es that the above reso~ be ~, and upon ~, smme was unanimously approved. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned. ~ty Seer ~-' T~ STATE ~0F TEY~AS CITY OF ~LAINVIEV~ C OUI~TY OF HALE ~0N THiS the llth. day of July, i996, the City Council of the City of ~i~nview, Texas, convened in Special _session, at the' regular meeting place thereof in the--~y Hall, with the follow- ing members thereof, to-wit: J. N. JORDAN, LEST~R W. JA~S, C. P. EiLLIOTT, BEN' F. SMITH, C. K. ~L~COCK, W. C. MALONE, MAYOR~ ALDERMEN, presenz; and the following absent: None ~ constituting a quorum; when, among other proceedings had, were the following: Alderman C. 2. E!liott introduced a resolution and order, and moved its adoption. The motion was seconded by Alderman Ben F. Smith. The motion, carrying with it the adoption of the resolution and order, prevailed by the following vote: AYES: ~!dermen, J~es, Elliott, Smith, ~ Malone ~8/ICOCk, · NOES: None The ~ayor announced that the resolution and order 'was adopted. T~ RESOLUTION AND ORDER is as follows: RESOLUTION'N0.__525~ ELECTION RESOLUTION' AI~ ORDER "RESOLUTION AND ORDER by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, calling an election on the question of issuance of ~50,000.00 General Obligation Bonds for the purpose of constructing street improvements in and for said City; and for the issuance of ~275,000.00 revenue bonds, for the purpose of paying off, refunding and canceli- ing not exceeding ~37,000.00 of the bonded indektedness of the City's Water System, and for ~e purpose of improving, niazgzng and extending the City's ~¥ater System and the City's Sanitary Sewer System at a cost of not exceeding ~238~000.00 and encumbering the '.revenues of the City's Water and Sanitary Sewer Systems fol~ the purpose of secur- ing the payment of principa~ of and interest on said bonds.,, W~REAS, it is considered to be to the best interests of the City that the bonds of said City be issued for the purposes here- inafter stated, and that there is a necessity for the issuance of s~d bonds, therefore, BE IT ~SOLt~D AND 0RDE~D BY TP~ CITY COUNCIL OF TPZE CITY OF PLAII~~ IEW, TEYYAS: That an election be held on the 50th. day of July ,i9~6, which date is not less than fifteen (i5) nor more th~(50I days from the date of the adoption of this resolution and order, at which election the following propositions shall be submitted to the qualified electors who own taxable property in said City, and who have duly rendered the same for taxation: PROPOSITION NL~BER 1 "SPikLL the City Council of the City of Piainview, Texas, be authorized to issue the general obligation tax bonds of said City, in the principal stuu of FIFTY THOUSARH) DOLLARS (~50,000.00), maturing serially over a period of years not to exceed Twenty (20) years from the date there- of, bearing interest at a r.a~e not ~he exceed Two PER CENTUM ( 2 %) per anntu~ for the purpose of con- structing street improvements in and for said City, and to provide for the payment of principal of and. interest on said bonds by levying a tax sufficient ~o pay the an- nual interest and to create a sinking fund sufficient to redeem said bonds as they became due?" PROPOSITION NL%~[BER 2 "S]~LL the City council of the City of Piainview, Texas, be authorized to issue the r.evenue bonds of said City in the principal sum of TWO ~K~NDRED SEVERITY' FIVE _~HOUSAI~D DOLLARS ($275,000.00), maturing serially over a period of years not to exceed twenty (20) years from the date thereof, bearing interest at the maximum rate of Two PER CENTU~i( 2 ~) per annum, for the purpose of paying of!, refund~ g and cancelling not exceeding Thirty-seven Thousand Dollars ($37,000.00) of the bonded indebtedness of the ~ity's Water System and for the purpose of improving, enlarging and extend- ing the City's V~ater System and the City's Sanitary .Sewer System at a cost of not e~aeeding TV~0 L~JNDP~D THIRTY EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS ($238,000.00), as authorized by the General Laws of the State of Texas, particularly Articles llll et seq., Revised Civil Statutes of 1925, as amended, said bonds to be special obligations of the City of Plainview, Texas, payable as to both principal and interest solely from the revenues of the City's Water System and the City's Sanita~Y Sewer ~ystem, and~ shall the City Council be authorized to encumber the revenues of the City's Water and Sanitary Sewer Systems for the purpose of securing the payment of principal of and interest on said bonds; said encumbrance on said re- venues to be an exclusive first lien on and pledge of said revenues after deduction of the reasonable expenses of operat- ing and maintaining said Water and Sanitary Sewer System as said expenses are defined by statute; and all bonds of said series are to be ratao y secured in such. manner that no one bond shall have priority of lien over any other bond of said series; the indebtedness to be paid off, refunded and cnacell- ed now being in the principal s~ of ~37,000.00, represented by 'City of Plainview, Waterworks Revenue Bonds,, dated Jan- uary l, 1937, bearing interest at the rate of Four Per Dentum (&%) per annum, due serially in each of the yeats 19&7 to 1960 inclusive which bonds are authorized and issued pursu- ant to an ordinance adopted by The City ~ounczl of said City on the 15th day of February, 1937, recorded in Book 7, Page 273, et seq., of the ~.~inutes of said City council, and to which ordinance refernece is here made for farther description of said bonded indebtedness?" II. In no event shall the issuance of bonds for one of the aforesaid propositions or purposes be depenment upon the authoriza- tion or issuance of bonds for the other proposition or purpose, it being the intent hereto to provide for the creation of two (2) bond debts, each separate and independent of the other. III · In event_the said revenue bonds are authorized to be issued by a majority vote of the qualified electors of said City, voting at said eisction, and the same are issued and sold, the holder or holders of such revenue bonds shall never have the right to demand payment thereof out of any funds raised or to be raised by taxation; and each bond issued or executed in pursuance of such election, shall contain this clause; "The holder hereof shall~never have the right to demand payment of this obligation out of any funds raised or to be raised by taxation.- IV. That said election shall be held at the City Hall in the City of Plainview, Texas, and the following named persons ~re hereby appointed officers of the election, to-wit: T. J. Boney, Presiding Judge, Roy Maxey, Judge, R~rs. C. M. Abbott, Mrs. L. C. Wayiand, Clerk and Cle~:k. That said election shall be held under the provisions of and in accordance with the laws governing the issuance of bonds in citites, as provided in the General Laws of the State of Texas, and only resident, qualified taxpaying voters, who own taxable property in the City' and who have duly rendered the same for tax- ation, shall be qualified to vote. VI. That the ballots of said election shall have written or printed thereon the following: OFFICIAL BALLOT "AGINST T~ ISSUANCE OF .~TREET TI~ROVE- IVlEI~T BONDS At~D TI~' LEVY {DF A 2!AX iN PAY- ~t~ ~REOF." "FOP[E THE ISSUANCE OF WATER AND SE~R SYSTEM ~EV~.~ BONDS ~,R~D ~~ES OF SAID SYSTEM TO T}SE T~OF." "AGAINST T~[E !SSUA~,~' ~W OF WATER A2~-D SEV~R SYS_EM FuE:VE~0~ BONDS ARVD T~ PLEDGING OF T~ RE~N~S OF SAID SYSTEM TO ~E PA~,~NT T~RE- 0F." As to each of the foregoing propositions, each voter shall mark out with black ink or black pencil one of the above expressions, thus leaving the other as indicating his or her vote on the two pro- positions, respectively. VII · T~at a copy of this resolution and order, signed by the Mayor of said City and attested by The City' Secretary, shall serve as proper notice of said election. VIII. That said notice of said election shall be given by posting and publication of a copy of this resolution and order, at the top of which shall appear the words, "NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR T_A~ ISSUANCE OF BONDS." Said Notice shall be posted in three public places in the City of Plainview, one of which shall be at the City Hall, not less then fouz. teen (1~) days prior to the date on which said election is to be held, and be published on the smme day in each of two succ- essive weeks in the Ptainview Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Plainview, Texas, the first of said pub- lications to be made not less thhn fourteen (1~) days prior to the date of set for said election. PASSED AND APPROVED, this the lith. day of July, 1946. J. N. JORDAN Mayor, City of Ptainview,TM Texas. ATTEST: J. L. GALLA~Y City Secretary, City Sf Plain- VIEW, TEXAS. (City Seal) NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR THE iSSU~a. NCE OF BONDS. T!~E STATE OF TE~S CITY O~ PI~INVI~W COLrNTY OF HALE. TO ALL .~QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE CITY OF PLAII'~VI~ TEY~kS. ~HO 0%~7~ T~BLE ~ROi:ERTY IN SAID CITY AND %~0 !~ DD%Y ~I~E~D Ti~ S~ FOR T~TION: TA}~ NOTICE that an elect on will be held in the City of ~lainview, ~Texas, on the 30~.day of JulY[ _ , 19~6, to determine ~hether or not the ~[ty Coun~gid City ~hall be authorized to ~ssue the bonds of said City, in the following amounts and for the ~o!lowing purposes, to-wit~ ~50,000.00 general obligation bonds for the purpose of constructing street improvements in and for said ~275,000.00 revenue bonds, for the purpose of paying cliff, refunding and cancelling not exceeding ~37,000.00 of the bonded indebtedness of the City,s Water ~ystem, ~d' ~or the purpose of improveing enlarging and extending the City's Water Sys- tem and the City[s Sanitary Sewem System at a ~t of not exceeding ~238,000.00; and which election was duly called and ordered by the resolution and order of the City Council of said City, passed on the ilth. day of July, 1946, and which resolution and order is in words and figures as follows, to-wit: TPiE STATE 0F TEXAS CITY 0F PLAIi~IEW COUNTY OF HALE ON THIS the llth. day of July', 1946, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, convened in__~p_ecial ~ession, at the regular meeting place thereof in the City ~a-i~, with the following members thereof, to-wit: J. N. JONDAN, MAYOR, LESTER ~¥. JAMES, C. P. ELLiOTT, BEN F. SMITil, C. H. HANCOCK, W. C. ~LONE, ALDE P~AN, present; and the following absent: None constituting a quorum; when, among other proceedings had., were the following: Alderman C. P. Elliott introduced a resolution and order, and moved its adopRon. The motion was seconded by Alderman Ben F. Smith. The motion, carrying with it the adoption of the reso%ution and order, prevailed by the following vote: Aye s: Aldermen James, Elliott, Smith, Hancock and Malone. Noes: Non e. The Mayor announced that the resolution and order was adopted. The PdESOLUTION AND ORDER is as follows: RESOLUTION NO 526 ELECTION IZESOLUTION AND ORDER "RESOLUTION AIYD ORDER by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, calling an election on the ques- tion of the issuance of $50,000.00 General Obligation Bonds for the purpose of construct' street imp~VO- ment in and for said City; and forZ~e issuance of $275,000.00 revenue .bonds, for the purpose of paying off, refunding and cancelling not exceeding ~37,000.00 of the bonded ind.ebtedn~ss of the City's ~ater System, and for the purpose of improving, enlarging and exDend- i~-~g the City's Water System and the City's Sanitary Sewer System at a cost of not exceeding ~238,O00.00 and encumbering the revenues of the .City's ?~ater and Sanita~-y Sewer Systems for the purpose of securing the payment of principal of and interest on said bonds,,,, V~E~AS, it is considered to be to the best interests of the City that the bonds of said City be issued for the purposes herem.inafter statedL, and that there is a necessity for the is- suance of said bonds, therefore, BE IT RESOLVEDi Ah~D 0RDE~D BY T?iE CiTY COLi~CIL OF T~ CITY OF PLAIhVfIE~, TRY[AS: me That an election be held on the 30th. day of July 19~6, which date is not less than fifteen (15) nor mor~-t--~-g~ thirty (30) days from the ~ate of the adoption o~ this re- solution and order, at whioh election th~ following proposi- tions shall be submitted tm the qualified electors who taxable property in said City,-and who have duly rendered the same for taxation: PROPOSITION N~vIBER 1 '~SHALL the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, be authorized to issue the general obligation tax bonds of said City, in the principal s~mn of FIFTY THOUSANVD DOLLARS ($50 ,000.00) , maturing serially over a period of years not to exceed Twenty (20) years from the date thereof, bearing interest at a rate not to ~ v:, ~ 2 ~) per annum for the exceed Two PER C..NTU~I( purpose of con'structing st'~eet ~p~ovements in and for said City, and to provide for the payment of principal of and interest on said bonds by levying a tax sufficient to pay the annual interest and to create a sinking fund sufficient to redeem said bonds as they become due~~' PROPOSITION NL~ER 2 "SF~&LL the City Council of the City of ~iainview, Texas, be authorized to issue the revenue bonds of said City in the principal sum of T~t~0 h~NDRED SE~ENTY FIVE THOUSAiCD DOLLARS ($275,000.00) ,. maturing serially over a period of years not to exceed twenty (20)years f~om the date thereof, bearing interest at the maximum rate of Two PER CENTN~'i( 2 %) per annuza, for the purpos----~-0f"'pay~-----~ng off, refunding and cancelling not exceeding Thirty-Seven Thousand Dollars (}37,000.00) of the bonded indebtedness of the City's ~jater System and for the purpose of improving, enlarging~and extending the City's Water System and the City's Sanitary Sewer System at a oost of not exceeding T~!0 P~NDP~D THIRTY EIGHT %~0USAND DOLLARS (~238,000.00), as authorized by the General Laws of the State of Texas, particularly Articles 111 et seq., Revised Civil Statutes of !925,as amended, said bonds to be special obligations of the City of Plainview, Texas, payable as to. both principal and interest solely from the revenues of the City's Water System and the City's Sanitary Sewer System, and shall the City Council be authorized.~.to encumber the revenues of the Ci.ty's Water and sanitary Sewer Systems for t he purpose of securing the payment of principal of and interest on said bonds; said encumbrance on said revenues to be an exclusive first lien on and.pledge of said revenues after deduction of the reasonable expenses of operating and maintaining said ~ater and sanitary Sewer System as said expenses are dafined by statute; and all bonds of said series are to be ratably secured in such manner that no one bond shall haYe priority of lien over any other bond of said series; the indebted- ness to be paid off, refunded and cancelled now being in the principal sum of ~37,000.00, represented by 'City of Ptainview, Waterworks Revenue Bonds, dated January 1, 1937, bearing interest at the rate of Four Per Centum (4%) per ann~um, du~ serially i$ each of the years 1947 to 1960, inclusive, which bonds are authorized and issued pursuant to an ordinance adopted by the City Council of said City on the 15th day of February, 1937, recorded in Book 7,~, Page 273, et seq, of the Minutes of said City Council, and to which ordinance referneae is here made for further description of said bonded indebtedness?- II. In no event shall the issuance of bonds for one of the aforsaid propostiitions or purposes be dependent upon the author- ization or issuance of bonds for the other propostition or purpose, it being ths intent hereof to provide for the creation of two (2) bond debts, each separate and independent of the other. III. In event~the said revenue bonds are authorized to be issued by a mayority vote of the qualified electors of said City, voting at said election, and the same are issued and sold, the holder or holders of such revenue bonds shall n~ver have the right to demand payment thereof out of any funds raised or to be raised by taxation; and each bond issued or executed in pursuance of such election, dhal! contain this clause: "The holder hereof shall never have the right to demand payment of this~obiigation out of any funds raised or to be raised by taxation.- IV. That said election shall be held at the City Hall in the City of ~lainview, Texas, and the following named persons are hereby appointed officers of the election, t~-wit: T. J. Boney, Presiding Judge, Roy Maxey, Judge Mrs~ C. M. Abbott, Clerk, and Mrs. L. C. Wayland, Cle rk. That said election s all be held under the provisions of and in accordance with the laws governipg the issuance of bonds in cities, as provided in the General Laws of the State of Texas, and only resident, qua!ififed taxpaying voters, who own taxable property in the City and who have duly rendered the same of r taxation, sahli be qualified[ to vote. VI. That the ballots of said election shall have written or printed thereon the following: OFFICIAL BALLOT "FOR THE ISSUANCE OF STREET IDLoROVEi~NT BONDS Al\rD T~ ~f OF A TAX IN ~A~ T~OF." "AGAINST T~HE ISSUANCE OF STREET ~'gPROV!~- · ~.~,~= BONI3S AND THE LEaf 0F A T~ IN PA~NT ~REOF." "FOR T~P~ IS ...... ,' SUANe~ OF WATER .AN~ SE%%~ER SYSTEM REVENUE BONVDS ~'~ ~sD Tpr~E PLEDGING OF Tt~ Pd~VE. NUES 0F SAID SYSTE~ TO T~ PA~NT TPi~NE OF." "AGAINST T~ ISSUANCE OF V~'rER A}PO SEWER SYSTEM REtFE~IE BONDS AND Tt~E PLEDGING OF THE Pi_iV~NIIES OF SAID ~ST~ TO TNI PA~]~ TP~_~OF' N ~ . ,, As to each of the foregoing propositions, each voter shall mark out with black ink or black pencil one of the above expressions, thus leaving the other as indicating his or her vote on the two propositions, respectively. VII. That a copy of this resolution and order, signed by the Mayor of said City amd attested by the City Secret~ry, shall serve as proper notice of said. election. VIII. That said notice of said election shall be given by posting and publication of a copy of this resolution and order, at the~ top of which shall appear the words, "NOTICE 02: ELECTION FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS.." Said Notice shall be posted in three-public places in the City of Plainview, ~ne of which shall be at~ the City Hall, not less than fourteen (1~) days prior to the~ date on which said election is to be held, and be published same day in each of two successive weeks in the ?lainview Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in the 0ity of ?iainview, Texas, the first of said publications to be made not tess .than fourteen (1~) days prior to the date set for said election. ~ASSED AND APPROVED, this the-- llth. Day of July, 19~6. J. N. JORDAN Mayor, City of ?lainv-i~, Texas. ATTEST: J. L. CALLAWAY ~y Seo~ City 'o--~ ?!ainview, Texas. (City Seal) THIS NOTICE of election is issued and ~ven by the undersign- ed, pursuant to authority conferred by virtue of the above and foregoing resolution and order of the City CoUncil of the City of ?lainview, Texas, and under authority of law. WITleSS I~Y HAND AND SEAL OF Th~ CITY OF PL~INVIEW, TEXAS, this the llth day of July, 1996. J. N. JORi}AN Mayor; City of Plainview, Texas. ATTEST: J. L GAaLA~AY City Secretary, City of Plainv Jew, Texas. (.City Seal) Plainview, Texas, July il, 19~6. To the Honorabel Mayor and City Council, City of Plainview, Plainview, Texas. Gentlemen: Referring to our contract with you dated May 1],19~6 for the purchase of some ~250,000.00 Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds of the City of Plainview, Texas, which contract further set out that we would attempt to involve $37,000.00 present Waterworks Revenue Bonds now outstanding, so that they might hie replaced in the new issue; it has now been determined by the City that siid contract dated ~ay 13, 1946, should be revised, due to the fa:at that the City desires to make certain additions to the proposed bonds, place certain options in same and otherwise change the agreement mutually sat- isfactorily to both parties. It is therefore understood and agreed that the contract dated May 1311!~. 1946, should be an~ it is hereby cancelled by mutual agree~$nt; and the following agreement substituted. We understand that the City now desires to submit to the qualified voters two propositions at an election for their approval; 1. The question of the issuance of ~275,000.00 Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds; and 2. The question of the issuance of $50,000.00 General 0101igation Street Improvement Bonds. It is therefore agreed and understood as follows: We have now u~der control the outstanding ~37,000.00 City of Plainview Waterwork.~kevenue Bonds, dated January l, 1937~ bearing interest; interest dates January 1st and July lst; maturing ~2,000.00 in each of the years 3,000.00 " ,, ,, ,, ,, 1947/51, both inclusive; 1952/61, - ,, The City therefore will call an election for $275,000.00 Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds, to mature serially twenty years from their date, of which amounz, ~37,000.00 of the new bonds, when and as and if voted, will be delivered to us par for par in ex- change for a like amount of Water Works Revenue Bonds now outstnad- lng. It is agreed that the services of Dumas and Huguenin, Market Attorneys, Dallas, Texas, will be secured for the purpose of pre- paring the election proceedings, urn~.sn~ng the election supplies, printing the ballots, and all other necessary expenses of the elec- tion, except that the Eity will pay for the local eapense, such as for the pulbiation of no~ices, and the ez~p. ensa of the election officials. If the election should cs~ry, you will furthe~ instruct Dumas and Huguenin to pmepare all necessary legal proceedings authorizing the issuance of the bonds, printing same, and give their final approving opinion. The attorneys, will be instructed to look to us for the payment of their fee and. charges in the above matters. For the above issue of bonds in the amount of ~275,000.%0, When and as voted, the election to be held as soon as possible, we hereby agree to pay you par and accrued interest for the bonds, to be dated as may be agreed upon, probably August 15, 1946, the first interest payment date to be February 15, 1947, and semi- annually thereafter; principal maturing February 15th in each year; said bonds to mature aa follow, s; ~13,000 February 15, each. of the years 1947/56 inclusive; 14,000 " ,t ,t ,, ,, " 1957/61, " 15,000 " " " " " " 1962/66 ' The bonds will bear interest at 'the rate of 2% per annum from their date. All bonds maturing 1957 to 1966 inclusive will be made callable at the option of the City, upon thirty days, notice, an any interest paying date, after ten years from their date at 102.50. The premimum call will be reduced one-half of 1% each year after the tenth year from their date: that is to ; Bonds would be called at 102 in the eleventh year from their date; at 101/50 in the twelfth year from their date~ at 101 in the thirteenth year; and at 100.50 in the fourteenth year.; and thereafter the bon~s shall be callable at par and accrued interest on any interest ps, ingrate. ~ 000 00 will be pay- This issue of bonds, in the a_mount of ~275, · able both as to principal and interest solely from the revenues of the Waterworkds and Sewer Systems; and each bond will carry the stipulation "The holder hereof shall never have the r~ght to demand payment of this obligation out of any funds raised or to be raised by taxation". It is understood that this issue bonds will not carry a mor- tgage on your V~ater and Sewer System, but t~hat you will encumber only the revenues thereof in sufficient amount to pay the principal and interest as the same becsme due; each annual principal and interest requirement to be.paid in by the City to the ~{ercantile National Bank at Dallas, Dallas, Texas, fiscal agent for the bonds~, monthly, in twelve equal installments. With reference to the $37,000.00 outstanding bonds, it is under- stood that, as stated above, $37,000.00 of the new bonds are to be delivered to replace the present ioutstanding bonds, which we will take up and pay for; the remaining bonds, in the amount of $238,000,00 to be paid.for by us at par and accru.ed interest in cash. It is understood, however, that the City Wmill make payment to.us the funds necessary to pay the accrued interest on the ~37,000.00 Bonds from~the last interest payment date to the date of delivery to us of the new bonds and payment made therefor, sinae we will pay the City the accrued interest on the .new bonds. For our servicers in paying the premium, for the $37,000.00 ~¥aterworks Revenue ~ Bonds, and the expenses of the new issue herein purchased by us, the City hereby agrees to pay us the sum of $11,625.00. It is understood further that we will purchase the ~50,000.00 General Obligation Street Improvement Bonds, to mature- serially not not to exceed twenty years from their date, and ~erially over a lesser period if the City so directs, the schedule to be satisfactory to the City and to us; and the City hereby sells the same to us, subject to the election carrying,-at par and accrued interest, said bonds to contain the same optional features on all bonds after ten years from their date, as the above issue of ~¥ater and Sewer Revenue Bonds. It is understood that the services of vhe above attorneys will be secured to prepare all necessary legal papers, printing, and other expense without any further charge to the City. The above $50,000.00 Bonds to bear 2% interest from their date. The above agreement is ~de subject to the approving' opinion ~ s Texa~, ~3i~ ~with the ~ 'n ~larket ~ttorney , Dallas of Dumas and Huguenl , ' further understanding that the election on the above issues of bonds will be held as soon as~ practicable, and that, if the election carries, the bonds are to be delivered to us promptly. In case the election fails, it is understood that we have ~ad to purchase ~12,000.00 of the $37,000.00 Waterworks Revenue Bonds outstanding, at a premium, and that the City will either com- pensate us for this amount of premium, or otherwise work out the matter satisfactorily to both parties concerned. Respectfully submitted, Crummer & Company,Inc., of Tex. By C. M. Smith ~. We, the undersigned officals of the City of piainview, Texas, hereby accept the above and foregoing propoasl, and agree to the terms thereof by order of the city council is session this, the llth. day of July, 1946. J. N. Jordan Ma ~or,--C-i~y of pl~, Texas ATTEST: J. L. Gallaway Cit~ ~ecretary, ~ty o~~ Texas P!ainview, Texas, July 15, t9~6 The City Council met in regular meeting with the following members present~ Mayor, J.N.Jordan. Aldermen: W.C.Ma!one, C.H.Han- cock, L.W. James, C.P.Eiliott and Ben F~Smith. City Tax Collecttor P.H.Bryan~ City Sanitary Officer Dr. E.C.Nicho!l, and City Attorney Frank R.Day, attended the meeting. Minutes of the last regular meeting, also, minutes of the re- convened recessed regular meeting~held on July, 3rd, and the called meetings held on July, 5th and July, l[th, read and adopted. Motion by Alderman,!alone, seconded by Alderman Hancock, that the estimate of Bryan & Hoffman for the amount of ~2,t59.90 on their paving contract, and ~he estimate of Hasie & Green, Engineers, for the amount of ~}62.21, be approved and ordered paid. The mo~ion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman James, secnnded by Alderman Eiliott, that the following ordinance be passed and adopted. The motion was car. ried and the ordinance follows. -:o I A o ?. NO. AN ORDINANCE REI~TII'{G T0 TraFFIC Aim REG~mTIN~ T~ ~E~LIC ST~ET8 AND HIG>D~liYS IN THE CI~ 0F PLA!?A~IEW, DEFINING WORDS A~ PHASES FOR T~ P~P0~ 0F THIS O~INANCE: DEFINING AND PROVIDING F0N T}i ESTABLIS~i~ OF PARKING I,'~TER ZDFES UPON Ti~ PUBLIC ST~ETS A~ HIGi~f~AYS OF T~ CIT!- OF PL%INRfIEW, PNOVIDiN'G FOR T~ . iNSTALLATI 0N, 0PE~TI 0N, I{{AiNTENA!,~CE, SUPERVISION, P~GD~TI 0N AN~ CONTROL 0F T[I ~fSE 0F' P~IKING SPACES AN~ PA~ING ~TERS A}~ T~ INSTALLATION ~{D MAiHTEN~,~CE 0F Tt~ PA~ING [viETERS: PROVIDING F0R T~ CO~LECTi0N 0F REGb~TORY AND INSPECTION FE~S FOR THE USE 0F P~2~ING },~TERS AI~ PA~(ilfG SPACES AN~ PRIVIDING FOR Ti~ DEPOSIT 0F SUCii P~CEiPTS W!TH,TiiB CiTY SEC~TARY, PROVIDING AND PDi~0SE 0P DiSBDiSE~i,YI' 0F SUCH I:~CE~PTS IN T~ CONTROL PROMOTION 0F T~EF.IC SAFETY ~ Ti~ t~HDLING 0F T~FFiC 0N S~EETS~ 0F T~ CITY 0F P~i}~iEW, PROVIDING F0R ~ ENFORCEN~i,~ 0F THIS 0ND!N~CE AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR ~ VI0~TION 0F: PROVIDING A SAVING CLAUSE FOR VALID P'0RTi0NS 0F ~iiS RANCH A!~ DECL;~I~NG TI~ INT~;{T 0F TPi~ CITY CODI~C!L ~{D REPEALING ALL 0P~iNY2~CES 0R P~TS 0F ORDINANCES INCONSISTENT WITH ~iIS 0P~DiN~{CE BU'T 01~Y T0 TI~ EXERT 0F SUCH INCONSISTENCY ~D 0T}iRt~E l~[eI{I~ Tills 0RDINPd~CE CLU{~I~TIi~E 0F 0TY~R REGD~LATi0NS GOVERNING T!~ SUBJECT 0F THIS ORDINANCE, AND DECLAN!NG W}~REAS, the free moving oF traffic in the downtown business area in the City of Piainview is congested and impeaed owing to the increased use of the streets and said. section;and V~IEENEAS, the increase in the population of the City of Piainviewand the growth and expansion of business activities have adl- ed to the problem of increasing the parking turn-over in the main business section of Piainview; and }f~REAS, a great part of the tourist and intercity traffic is directed through, and travels upon, the streets of the downtown business section, thus increasing the congestion and impeding the free movement of traffic in said area; and ~%~AS, previous attempts to regulate the parking of ve- hicles in the aforesaid area have not been as successful as is desirable for the safeSy and welfare of the public, and be-~ause of the ~ma!l n~umber of traffic policemen available therefor, and because the size of the aforesaid area; and YS~P~AS, because numerous operators of motor and other ve- hicles taking advantage of the above nsumed situation by parking for unreasonably long periods of time in close proximity to other motor vehicles so parked on the most congested parts of the busi- ~es~ streets in the City of Pl~2%iew, tends further to impede traffic, and in addition thereto such condition is unfair to bus- iness interests in such area and to motorists and constitutes a danger to the life~ limb and property of motorists and ~edestraiar~s; and ~E~P~AS, such traffic c~onditions require ii~ited parking in certain areas of the City of ?!ainview, and enforeement of such limitations throught the present, means and method is expensive, inadequate and unsatisfactory~ and ~iEREAS, it is advisable to employ some ~;~aracter of mechanical assistance in the enforcement of said parking limitations, and in the opinion of the City Council the most satisfactory way by which the above conditions may be remedied is by the design- tion of individual parking space~~ in certain areas and by provid- ingf the, i_a _ r _r ._e ters in c-on~erv'al ~s~W~me-~-'~comloe!imng the operators of vehicles who enjoy the use of parking spa. ces so designated to pay a portion of the cost of the esta~isb=ment and maintenance of the same and for the purpose of regulating and controlling the sa_me; N0~, T~REFORE: BE, IT 0RDAI~ED BY T~ CITY COL~fC!L OF T!~ oI_7 OF PLAINVIEW: ~' 0 SsCTI N 1. The foll~l~words and phrases when used in this Ordinance shall for .the pttr~ose of this Ordinance have the meanings respectively ascribed'to them in this Article: (a) The wor~ '~vet~icie" shall mean any device in, upon, or by which any person or property is or may be transported upon a highway, except a device which is operated upon rails or tramks. (b) The word "person~' shall mean ann include ewery natural person, firm, co-partnership, association, or corporation. (c~) The word ,,operator" shall mean and include every person who shall o~erate a vehicle as the owner thereof or as the agent, employee or permittee of the owner. (d) The word ~street" Shall mean any public street, avenue, road boulevard, hzgnw y or other public place located in the City~ of Plainview and established for the use of vehicles. ~(~) The words "parks?' or ,,parking" when used herein shall ' ' e whether occupied or mean the standing or stopping of a venzcl , not, otherwise than temporarily for the purpose of, ann while ac- tually engaged in loading or unloading. (f) The words ,,parking space" as used herein where parallel parking is prescribed shall mean a space or section of the curb not ~ ~-e than twenty-one (21) feet in less than seventeen (17) feet nor mcr length and a width extending out into the street seven (7) feet and six (6) inches, which space i& controlled by a parking meter in the manner and for the time as hereinafter provided. The.words ,,park- ing space" as used herein where angle parking is prescribed shall mean a space or section of the curb not less than ten' (~0) feet nor more than ten (t0) feet and six(6) inches as measured aloz~ the curb and an extension o~t into the street not mo.re than eighta~ (15) feet, which space is controlled by a parking meter in the manner and for the time as hereinafter provided. (g) The words ,'parking meter" as used herein ~hal~ mean a mechanical device installed for the purpose of regulation and control of vehicular traffic upon the public streets and operated by the inset%ion of a five or one cent coin of the United States of America. (h) As used in this ordinance, the term ~,iegai holidays" ' --~ il to include only the is officially' designated by the Czty Count following days: January I ( or the day observed as New Year's Day.) ,~uly 4 (or the day observed as Independence Day), Labor Day (the ~'~rs~ ~!onday in SeptemBer), November ii ( or the day observed as 'Armistice Day), Thanksgiving D.ay and christmas Day. S~'~v'0N 2 A Parking.i\,ieter Zone is hereby authorized and established to include that portion of the streetS of the C'ity of Plainview hereinafter described and enumerated. Austin' Street on both sides from the alley north Of 5th Street north to.gth Street. ~ Broadway on the West side thereof from 5th Street to 6th Street and on the East and ~est sides of Broadway from 6th Street to 9th Street. Ash Street from 5th Street to 8th Street, ~xcepting there- from the East side of the Courthouse square and the east side of the Post Office property. Fifth Street on the South side thereof from Broadway to Ash Street. Sixth Street from Austin Street to Beech Street, except the north side of the courthou'se square. Seventh Street on the south Side thereof from Austin Street to Broadway. Seventh Street on the North and South sides thereof from Brbadway to Ash Street. Eight Street.from Austin Street to Ash Street, excepting therefrom the i~orth side of the Post Office Property. The Parking Meter Zone is established with the comp~e.ted' installation of a parking meter device, within the hereinbefore described portions of the streets of the City of Plainview at the curb adjacent to each parking space in the Parking Meter Zone. SECTION 3. Parking meters installed in the Parking Meter Zone established as provided in Section 2 of this Ordinance shall be placed upon the curb immediately adjacent to each parking 5pace hereinafter described. Each parking meter shall be placed or set in such manner as to show or d~isplay by a signal that the parking space adjacent to such meter is or is not legally in use. Each parking meter installed shall indicate by a proper legend the legal parking time established by the City Council, and 'when operated the meter shall indicate on and by its dial and p~inter the duration of the period of legal parking, and on the expiration of such period shall indicate illegal or over parking. SECTION ~+. The Chief of Police is hereby authorized and directed to provide for the installation, regulation, control, operation, and use of the parking meters provided for in this ~0rdinance, and to maintain said meters in a good workable condi- tion. The Chief of Police shall designate some person or persons to make regular periodical callections of the money deposited in said parking meters ~_ud it shall be the duty of such person or persons so designated to remove from the parking meters the seal- ed containers therein in which the coins have been so deposited in said meters and to deliver~such sealed containers with the seals unbroken to the City Secretary. It shall be the duty of the City Secreta~y tb break or cause to be broken the seals ~ said containers and to deposit such funds to the credit of the City'of .Plainview. The funds or receipts so collected and deposited shall ~e disbursed .~--- ~ ~: ~ upon the order and under the direction of the City CoUncil and all of that part of the receipts from said meters due and belonging to the City of Plain'view shall be expended ~y the City Council for traffics_ regulations and control, and in promoting the safety and well-being of the public in the handling of traffic upon the streets of the City of P!ainview. The five and one cent coins resuired to be deposited in said parking meters provided herein is a ~oolice regulation and inspection fee to cover the cost of i~specting and regulating traffic involved in the proper handling of the traffic upon the streets of the City of Plainview and in the inspection, installation, operation, control and use of parki~.~ meters and parking spaces herein described and involved in the checking up and regulating of the handling of traffic and of the parking of vehicles in the _Parking Meter Zone created by This Ordinance, SECTION 5. (a) The Chief of Police is hereby authorized and directed tb cause lines or markings' t.o be painted or placed upon the curb and upon the street adjacent to each parkil~g me'~er for the purpose of designating the parking space for which said meter is to be used, and each vehicle parked adjacent or next to any parking meter shall park within the lines or markings so es-. tablished. It shall be unlawful and a violation of this Ordinance to park any vehicle across any such line or marking or to pa?k said vehicle in such-position tt~at~the same shall not be entirely within the area so ~esignated by such lines or markings. (b) When a parking space in any Parking Meter Zone is parallel with the adjacent curb or sidewalk, any vehicle parked in such parking space shall be parked so that the foremost part of such vehicle shall be nearest to the parking melter. When a parking space in any Par~ing Meter Zone is diagonal or at any angle to the curb or sidewalk, any vehicle parked in such parking space shall be parked ~dth the foremost part of such vehicle z~earest to such meter. (c.) Within the P.arking Meter Zone, aa set out in Section 2 of this Ordinance, all vehicles shall be parkad at an angle of ~5 degrees on the curb and with the right wheels to the curb or edge of the street, provided that on that p~rtion or portions of Austin Street, Seventh and Eighth Streets within said parking meter zone, all vehicles shall be parked parallel to the ~urh. SECTION 6. (a) When any vehicle shall be parked in any parking space adjacent to which a parking meter is located in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance, the operator of said vehicle shall, upon entering said parkin~· space, i~m~ediately deposit or cause to be deposited a five or ol~e cent coin of the United States of America in such ~arking faeter, thereby causing such parking meter to display a sign or signal for the per-iod of legal parking within Said ~arking L~ieter Zone mr space, and a failure to deposit such five or one cent coin shall constitute a violation of this Ordinance and shall be subject such person to the penalty prescribed in Section 9 of this Ordinance, Upon deposit of such five or one cent coin and placing said parking meter in operation, tha parking space may be lawfully occupied by such vehicle during the period of parking time which has been prescribed for the portion of the street or parking zpne in which said parking space is located, if said vehicle shall remain parked in such park- ing spa~e, the parking meter shall by its dial and pointer indicate s[uch illegal parking and in that e~ent such vehicle shall be con- sidered as parked over time and beyond the pehiod of !~gal parking time, and the parking of a vehicle over tim~' or beyond the legal parking time in any such part of a street where any suc;~ meter is located shall be deemed a violation of thi~ Ordinance and punished as hereinafter set out. (b) It shall be unlawful and a violation of this Ordinance for any person to cause, allow, permit or suffer, any vehicle regist- ered in the name of or. operated by such person to be par~ed over time or beyond the period of legal parking time established for any Parking Meter Zone herein described. (c) It shall be unlawful~:, and a violation of this Ordinance for any perSOn to permit a vehicle to remian ~-n any,parking space adjacent to any par.~ing meter while said metez- is d$~playing a ~.~ ~n~icat~ng that the' vehicle occupying such p~rking spa~e has already been parked beyond, the period of time ~rescribed for such parking space. (d) It shall be unlawful and a violation of this Ordinance to depos~ or cause to ~e deposited in any parking meter any slug, device or metallic substitute for a fi~e or one cent coin of the .,! 33 United States of America. ~"' :' ~, SECTION 7. it shall be ~]~yJ~:~nd a violation of this Ordinance for any per~n to defa'c~.;~/~nJ~re, tamper with, open or wilfully break, destroy or impairs%he usefUZness of any parking meter installed under the provisions of this Ordinance. SECTION 8. (a) It shall be unlawful and a viaiation this Ordinance for any person operating a vehicle to cause or permit said ~ehicie to r~in standing or parked, whether occupied, in any parking space within the Parking Meter zone herein described for a continuous period of time longer than sixty (60) minutes between the hours of 9 A. ~. and 6 ~. M. of any day except. Sundays and holi- days officially designated by the City Council. (b) It shall be unlawful and a violation of this Ordinance for any person operating a vehicle to cause or permit~ said vehicle, whet:her occupied or unoccupied, to be par~ea upon any portion of the street,s designated in this Ordinance as a Parking Meter Zone between the hours of 9:00 A. I~. and 6:00 P. M. , except within the P~rking N~e~er space designated by the marks and lines as p=rking meter spaces adjacent to or adjoining said parking meter; prov~dSd this provision shall not apply on Sundays and legal holi- days officially designated by the City Council. SECTION 9. Any person who shall violate :;amy of the provi- sions of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon. conviction'shall b~ fined not i~s~ t~an On.~ nor more than Two Hundred Dollars ('~200.00) . Any person who s~all aid, abet, or assist in .the violation of any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall, be deemed, guilty of a miSd~.~.m.e6nor and upon conviction shall be fined not less than One Do&ia~_ (~1.00) nor more than Two Hundred Dol!~s (~200.00). SECTION. 10. If any section, sub-section, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance is for any reason held to be uncon- stitutional, voi~ or invalid, the validity of the re~ining portions off th~'s Ordinance shall not be affected thereby, it being the in- tent of the City Council in ad~pting and of the Mayor in approving this Ordinance, that no portion hereof, or provision or regu!at~on contained therein shall 'become inoperative ~or fail by reason or any unconstitutionality or invalidity of ~y section sub-section, sentence, clause, phrase, portion, arovision or regulation of this Ordinance. SECTION 1!. Any ordinance inconsistent ~ith any of the terms and provisions of this Ordinance is heresy repealed, provided, however, that such repeal sha[! be o:aiy to the extent of suc~ in- consistency, and in all other respec;~s this Ordinance shall be cum- ulative of other Ordinances regulating and governing the subject - metter covered by this Ordinance. SECTION 12. The fact that traffic on the streets of the city of l:lainview mas greatly increased with the growth-of the City's population, and the problem of increasing the parking turn- over in such traffic has become greater with the growth and development, of the City of i:'lainview, and the fact that existing ~mty of ~tainview do not afford any adequate and ordinances of the ~' comprehensive regulation for the parking of vehicles on the public streets as provided in this Ordinance, create an emergency and an i~erativ~e public necessity for the i~uediate preservation of the public welfare and safety, which requires the suspension of the rule req~ing ordinances to be read on three separate days 2cf ore the final passage thereof and the rule that no ordinance shall be- come effective before the expiration of ten day's from the time its finai passage; WHE~FORE, such rules are hereby suspended and this Ordinance shall be effective from and after its final passage, and it is so ordained. ~oomD~ ...... - , Ai~FROVED AND ADOPTED this the 26 day of july, A.D.~ 19~6. J.N. Jordan AT,ST: Mayor, ~ ew, Texas J. L. Callaway. City Secretary~ City of To the ~i~norable if~yor- a~md .City Council, City of ?!ainview, ?!ainview, Texas Plainview~ Texas July Ii, i9~6. Gentlemen: Referring to our contract with you datsd~May 13, 1946 ~or the purchase of some 3250,000.00 Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds of the City of Pla~nview, Texas.~ ~_~w~a~ crontract further set out that we wouid-attemPt ~to involve ~37,000~00 present ~atersorks Revenue Bonds now outstam~ing, so that they might be placed in the new issue- it has now been determined by the City that said contract dated May 13, 19~6, shouldbe revised, due to the fact that the City desires to make certain additions to the proposed bonds, piaOe certain op- tions in s~me and otherwise change th agreement mutually satisfact-' oriiy to both parties. It is therefore understood and agreed that the contract dated Mayl3, 19~6, should be and it is hereby cancelled by mutual agreement; and the following agreement substituted. We understand that the City now desires to submit to the quaiifi~d voters two propositions at an election for their approval: !o The question of the issuance of ~275,000.00 .W~ater and Sewer Revenue Bonds; and 2. The, question of the issuance of ~50,000.00 General Obligation Street In~srovement Bonds. It is therefore agreed and understood as follows: We have now under control the outstanding ~37~000.00 City of Plainview Waterworks Revenue Bpnds , dated January 1, 1937, bear - ing ~ interest; interest dates January tst and July Ist; maturing ~2~000.00 in each of the years 19~7/_51~ both inclusive; 3,000 O0 " " " " " 1952/61, The City therefore will call an election for ~275,000.00 Water and Sewer Revenue B.onds, to mature serially twenty years from their date, of which amount, ~37,000.00 of the new bonds, when and as and if voted, will be delivered to us par for par in exchange for a like amount of Water Works Revenue Bonds now outstanding. It is agreed that the services of Dumas and Huguenin, Market Attorneys, Dallas, Texas, will be secured for the purpose of preparing the election ~roceedings, furnishing the election supplies, printing the ballots~ and all other necessary expenses of the election, except that the City will ~ay for the local ex- pense, such as for the publication of notices, and the expense of ~ the eie~tion officials. If the eiction should ca~y, you will further ~-~ instruct Dumas and Huguenin to prepare all necassary legal proceedings authorizing the issuance of the bonds, printing s~ae., and give their final approving opinion. The attorneys will be instructed to look to us for the payment of their fee and charges in the above matters. For the above issue of bonds in the amount of ~275,000.00, when and as voted, the election to be he%d as soon as possible, we hemeby agrme to pay you par and accrued interest for the bonds, to be dated as may be agreed upon, probably August 15,i946, the first in- terest payment date to be February 15, i947, and semi-annually there- aftsr; principal maturing February 15th in each year; said bonds to ma~ur~' as follows: ~13,000 February 15, each of the years 1947/56, inclusive; 14,000 " " " " " " 1957~61, 15,000 " The bonds will bear interest at the rate of 2~ per annum from their date. Ail bonds maturing 1957 to 1966 inclusive will be made callable at the option of the City, upon thirty days, no,ice, on any .f interest paying date, after ten years from their date at 102.50. The premium call. will be reduced one-half of 1~ each year after the a tenth year from their date: that is to s y. Bonds would be called at 102. in the eleventh year from their date; at 101/50 in the twelfth year from their date; at i01 in the thirteenth year; and at 100.50 in the fourteenth year; and thereafter the bonds shall be call- able at par and accrued interest on any interest paying date. This issue of bonds, in the amount of ~275,000.00 will be payable both as-to principal and interest solely from the revenues of the Water works and S~ewer Systems; and each bond will carry the s~ipulation -The holder h~reof shall never have the right to demand payment of this obligation out of any funds raised or to be raised by taxation". It is understood that this issue bonds Will ~ot carry a mor- tgage on your Water and S~wer System, but that you will encm~ber only the revenues thereof in sufficient amount to pay the p~incioal_ and interest as the same become due; 'each annual principal and mn- terest requirement to be paid in by the City to the 5~ercanti!e National Bank at Dallas, Dallas, Texas, fiscal agent for the bonds mOntlhly, in twelve equal installments. W~ith reference to the ~37,000.00 outstanding bonds, it is understood that, as stated above, ~37,000.-00 of the new bonds are to be delivered to replace the pressnt outstanding bonds, which we will take up and pay for; the remaining bonds, in the amount ~of ~235,000.00, 5o be paid for by us at par and accrued interest in' cash. ~ d It is unaerstoo , however, that the 'City will make paymeht to us of the funds necessary tO pay the accrued interest on the ~)37,000.00 Bonds from the last interest payment date to the date of delivery to' us of the new bonds and payment made therefor, since we will. pay the City the accrued interest on the new bonds. For our services in paying the premium for the $37,000.00 Waterworks Revenue &% Bonds, and the expenses of the new issue herein purchased by us, the City hereby agrees to pay us the sum of ~1i,625.00, It is understood further that we will pruchase the ~50,000.00 General Obligation Street Improvement Bonds, to mature serially not to exceed twenty years from their date, and serially over a lesser period if tlhe City so directs, the schedule to be satisfactory to the City and to us; and the City hereby sells the same to us, sub- ject to the election carrying, at par and accrued interest, said bondsto contain the same optional features on all bonds matur&Ag after ten yearz from their date, ~s 'the above issue of Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds. It is understood that the ~ervices of the- abo~e attorneys will be secured to prepare all necessary .legal papers, printing, and other expense without any further charge to the City. The above $50,000.00 Bonds to bear '2~ interest from their date. The above agreement is made subject to the approving opinion of Dumas and Huguenin, Market Attorneys, Dallas, Texas, and with the further understanding that the election on the above issues of bonds will be held as soon as practicable, and thab, if the election carries, the bonds are to be delivered to us promptly. In case the election fails, it is understood that we have had to purchase f~12,000.00 of the ~37,000.00 Waterworks Revenue Bonds outstanding, at a premium, and that the City will either compensate us for this amount of premitum, or othen~ise work out the m~tter sat- isfactorily to both parties concerned. Respectfully submitted, Cr~muer & Co., Inc., of Texas, By C. M. Smith We, the undersigned officials of the City of Ptainview, Texas, hereby accept the above and foregoing proposal, and agree to the terms thereof by order of the City Council in session this the llth day of ~uiy, 1946. ' ATR~ ST: J. L. Galiaway. ~ ~cretary, Cit ~6~ J. N. gordan Mayor,City of Plainview,Tex~ SL~PLEMENTAL AGP~E~NT Street Pavin_~ Plainview, Texas_ This Supplemental Agreement, made and entered into this 20th day of May, A. D. 1946, by and between the City of'Plainview, Texas, re- presented by the Mayor, Party of the First Part, and Bryan & Hoff- man, Paving Contractors, their~Executors, A~ministrators, Heirs, Suacessors or Assigns, Party of the Second Part. WHEREAS, on the tst day of April, 1946, the Party of the First Part and the Party of the Second Part made and entered into a Contract for the improvement of certain streets in Plainview, Texas, as shown by the said Contract, Specifications,_ Pr~oos~i~ and Plans annexed thereto, which are of record and on file in the office of the Secre- tary of the City of PLainview, and V~HEREAS, said Party of the First Part and said Party of the Second Part, in accordance wi~h the~lterms of the aforesaid Contract, now desire to extend the terms and provisions of the said Contract to cover other and additional improvements om the same terms, provi- sions and basis of the said Contract, now Ti~EREFORE, ~IT~SSETH: That for and in consideration of the pay- ments and agreements hereinafter mentioned, to be made and per- formed by the Party of the First Part, and under the conditions ex- pressed in the bond bearing even date herewith, t~e said Party of the Second Part hereby agrees with the said Par~y~f the First Part to commence and complete the construction of certain improvements described as follows: The improvement of the hereinafter designated streets by raising, grading and filling same, and by installing concrete curbs and gutters, and, where necessary, storn sewers and drains, and by pa~ing with the following type of material on specified foundation: 1. PREFER~D: Triple Asphalt Surface on Six- Inch Caiiche Base 2. ALTERNATE: Double Asphalt Surface on ~ix- Inch Caiiche Base 3 · ALTERNATE: One-Inch Oklahoma Rock Asphalt on Six-Inch Ca!iche Base said Streets named and designated as follows, to-wit: Denver Street from North line of Sixth Street to South line of Seventh Street, designated as Unit No. 7 E_ Paso Street from North line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designated as Unit No. i1 Fresno Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit Nco 15 Fresno Street from South' line of Twelfth Street to South lime of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit NO o 16 Galveston Street from North line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designated as Unit No. 18 Independence' Street from North line of Seventh street to South line of Eighth Street, designated as Unit No. 23 Independence Street from South line of Eighth Street to South line of Ni~.~th Street, designated as Unit No. 2~ independence Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Tw6tfth Street, designated as Unit ][4o. 27 Independence Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit No. 28 Joliet Street from l~orth line of. Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit No. 32 Joliet Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of ~i~e!fth Street, Designated as Unit No. 33 Joliet Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit Kokomo Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. 35 Kokomo Street from North line of Eleventh S~reet to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No. 37 Kokomo Street from South line of Twelfth Stree~ to South line of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit No. 38 Lexington Street from North line of Seventh Street to South lint of Eighth Street, designated as Unit No~ 59 Lexington Street from South line of Eighth Street to South line of ninth Street, designated as Unit No. ~0 Milwaukee Street from North line of Sixth street to South line of Seventh Street, designated as Unit '2~ilwaukee Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. ~2 l~li!waukee Street from South line of Tenth Street ~ South line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit Nassau Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. ~ Nassau Street from South line of Tenth Street to Sou~.h line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit No. Nassau Street from North line- of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No. ~6 Nassau Street from ~o~h line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit No. ~7 Oakland Street from North line of Ninth Street to'South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. 50 Oakland Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit li[o. 51 ~ortland Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, d~signated as Unit No. 55 ~ortland Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No. 56 Eighth Street from ~rest line of Nassau Street to East line of Oak- land Street, designated as ~Unit No. 61 Ninth Street from ~¥~est line of Quincy Street to East line of Raleigh S~reet, designated as Unit No. 64 Ninth Street from East line of Raleigh Street to East line of Smyth Street, designated as Unit No. 65 Ninth Street from East line of Smyth Street to~a~ st line of Travis Street, designated as Unit No. 66 Tenth Street from West line of Lexington Street to East line of 2~iiwaukee Street, designated as Unit No. 71 Tenth Streetkfrom West line of Milwaukee Street to East line of Nassau Street, designated as Unit No. 72 Tenth Street from West line of Nassaw Street to East line of Oakland Street, designated as Unit No. 75 Tenth Street from ~Test line of Oakland Street to East line of Po~t- land Street, designated as Unit No. 74 Tenth Street from West line of ~ortland Street to East line of Quincy Street, designated as Unit ~o. 75 Beech Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth street, designated as Unit No. 76 and all extra work in connection therewith, under the terms as stated in the General Conditions of the Original Agree.ment and Con- tract; and at their own proper cost and expense to furnish all the materials, supplies, machinery, equipment, tools, superintendence, labor, insurance, and other accessories and services necessary to complete the said construct£on, in accordance with all the General Conditions of the Original Agreement and Contract, and in accordance with all the General Conditions of the Original Agreement and contract, and in accordance with the plans, which includes all maps, plats, blueprints and other drawings and printed or written explanatory matter thereof, and the specifications therefor, as prepared by Hasie & Green Engineering Company, herein entitled the ENGII~ER, each of which has been identified by the endoresement of the Par~y of the Second Part and the Engineer thereon, together with the Con- tractor,s Proposal, the General Conditions of the Original Agree- ment and Contract, and the Construction Bond hereto attached; all of which are made a part hereof and collectively evidence and con- stitute the entire Contract. The Party of the Second Part hereby agrees to commence work within ten (10) days afte~ the date written notice to do so shall have been given to him, and to substantially complete smme as set forth in the following schedule.: Schedule ,,A~ - 30 Units to be substantially complete withiln 85 calendar days after da~e of written notice to c~m~ence work. Schedule "B" - 8 Units to b~ substantially complete except for Asphalt Surface, within 30 calendar days after dare of written notice to co~m~ence work. Schedule "C" - 8'Units to be substantially complete within I5 calendar days after date of written notice to commence applying Asphalt Surface. And the Party of the Second Part agrees that time .is of the essence of this Contract, and for each day of delay beyond the number of calendar days herein agreed Uoon for the completion of the work herein specified and contracted for (after due allowance for such extension of tifi~e: as is provided for 22d2~ Extension of Ttme in the General Conditions of the Original. Co_utract and Agreement), the Party of the First Part may withhOld'permanently from the Party of the Second Part's total compensation, ' the sum of Fifty Dollars (~50.00) for Schedule "At', Fifteen Dollars (~!5.00) for Schedule "B" and Ten Dollars (~10.00) for Schedule "C", as stipulated liquidated ds~ages for such delay. 'Party of the Second Part's Responsibi&ity for ~v?ork. The Party of the Second Part shall maintain the streets in good and passable condition until final accepta;ace. ?¢herever in the opinion of the %ngineer any of the streets or portions thereof are in suitable con- dition for travel, they shall be opened to traffic, as may be diredt- ed, and such opening shall not be held to be in any way an acceptance of the streets or any parts thereof, or as a waivez' of any of the pro- visions of the contract. Repairs o~r, renewals made on the streets, due to their being opened to traffic under instructions from the ~ngineer, to degecti~e materials or work, to natural causes, to ordinary wear and tear, or otherwise, pending completion and ac- ceptance of the work, shall be per.~ormed at the expense of the Party of the Second Part. The Party of the First Part agrees to pay in accordance with the provisions in the General Conditions of the Original Agreement and Contract, and the proposal submitted therewith, subject to addi- tions and deductions, as provided in the general condition~ of the Original Agreement and Contract, and to make payments on account thereof as provided therein. IN ~TITi~WESS ?{~P~OF, The parties to these presents have executed this Agreement in the year and day first above written. CITY OF ~LS,_IhWIEVf By J.N. Jordan $(ayor Party of the Fzrst Part CONTRACTING FIF~[ BRYAN & HOFP}.~N By __ C. L. Hoffman P-arty of t~A-~ Seco~ Certified J.L. Gallaway, 1946. RE S 0LIiT i ON .~m~p.w. nm~xm'.qq OF ?REAi~LE, ORDERING t~SOLUTION ASSERTING T~ ......... THE ACCEPTANCE 0Y L~'!T NO. 1, LTNIT NO. 2, LtIT NO. 3~- UNIT N0.~, IINIT NO. 5~ UNIT NO. 6, UNIT NO. 7, L~NIT N0.18~ DR[IT NO. ~2, and LT{IT NO. 61, DmSIG;~ ED BY ORDINANCES FOR SU~ II~ROVF~''NT TO BE IN PR0¥%MENT, DECLARING ' ?~ ~-- ~' WITH Tb2E CONT~CT~ T~S, PRovISIONS, r~S ~TD S~CIP!CA- Ti0NS, AND 0~ING T~ iSSUANCE 0F ASS~SS~,~NT FOR SUCH ¥~N~&S, the City of Plainview~ Texas, ~y 0Pdinanoes hel. etofore ~assed, has ordered the improvement of certain designated streets in the City of Piainview~ Te~as~ as in said Ordinances specified, ~ o Unit No 2, and in said Ordinances designated as Unit z~ . I~ · Unit Ne. 3~ LTnit No. ~, Unit No. 5~ Unit No. 6~ Unit No. 7, ~nit No. i8~ Vnit No. 62 and Ynit No. 61. Ai~ ~,}IR~A~, the said improvement of such streeSs has been fully ~ ~'~D .... ppovisions~ plans and completed · . accordance with the specifications or the contract and supplement thereto entered into by and betv~en the City of Plainview~ Texas and Bp~an Hoffman, Pa~ing ContractOrs. ,,~Ab, the City Engineer of the 0ity of Piainview, exas has filed ~ith the City Council of the City- of ~lain~ie~, Texas his certificatian that the improvement of Unit No. 1, Unit No. 2, Unit No. ~, U~it No. ~, Unit No. 5, Unit ~o. 6, Unit No. 7, Unit No. 1.8,. Unit No. ~2 and Unit No. 61, as designated in said Ordinances,_ has been fully completed in accordance with the terms provisions, plans, and specifications of the aontract and supple- ment thereto entered into by and between the City of Plainview, Texas and Bryan & Hoffman, Paving Contractors. .{0~'~ TP~REFOPdE. be it resolved by The Git .... ---, y Council of the City oi' Pialnvlew, Texas: That all matters asserted in the preamble to this resolution are hereby declared to be true and correct. Il. That the follwoing Units heretofore ordered by 0rd'znances to be improved, in the manner in such Ordinances specified, .and in such Ordinances designated, be accepte~ by the City of P!ainview, Texas as of July 1~, 19~6, and that it is hereby declared that such improvement of the said Units are in full compliance with the terms, provisions, ptans~and speci~cation of the contract and supplement thereto entered into by and between the City ~ Plainview, ~e ~ . · ' xas and Bryan ~ -~.offman, Paving Contractors, to-wit: Unit No. i., Unit No. 2, Unit No. 3., Unit No. ~, Unit No. 5, Unit No. 6, Unit No. 7, Unit No, 18, Unit No ~2, Unit No. 61. ' III. That it is further ordered that the City of ~!ainview, Texas, as of the completion date, issue certificates to the said Bryan & Hoffman, ~aving Contractors, evidencing the completion of the Units herein accepted and the assessments due therefor, in accord- ~Ce with the terms of assessment Ordinances heretofore passed by the City Council of the City of Plai~iew, Texas. IV. That this resolution sh~ll be in force and effect from and after its passage. PASSED ANi) APPROVED this 15th day of July, 1946. ATTEST: J. N. Jordan Mayor ~. L. Gallaway ~etary The Coml~ittee appointed to secure the services of a Purchasing Agent for the City reported, and recommended that p. H. Bryan' be engaged for such Purchasing Agent for the present~ was carried and the recommendation accepted. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. P!ainview, Texas; July 22, 1946 A called meeting of the City 0ouncit of the City of ~lainview, Texas was held on the above date, and tile Mayor, j.N.Jordan, being out of the City, Alderman Hancock acted as Mayor protem, and Alder- man~ W. G. Malone and C. ?. Elliott, and City Tax 0olieotor, ?. H. Bryan, beimg present when the following business was transacted, to-wit: Motion by Alderman Eliiott~ seconded by Alderman Malone, that the Crepe ~yrtle be adopted as a uniform flower for the Cit~. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. Plair~view, Texas, July 26, 1946 ~'t The om y Council met in a called meeting ~{~ith the Mayor, J. J. Jordan, presiding, and Aldermen Ben F. Smith, ~;~. C. Malone and C. H, Hancock, and City Atty., Frank R. Day, w~re pmesent when the following business was transacted, to-wit: Alderman Smith made a motion,which motion was seconded by Alderman Hancoct~, that the following ordinance be passes and adopt- ed. The motion, was carried and the ordinance is as follows: (See pages 129 - Et Seq) There being no further business, meeting adjourned. ~it yy~Ye cret ar y ~ Plainview, Texas July 31, 19~6 A called meeting of the City Cour.~ci! of the City of Plainview, Texas was held on the above named date, with the ~ayor, J. N. Jordan ~, ~,~z-- one presiding, and Aldermen ~. P. ,'~liiott:~ C. H. Hancock and W. C. ~,~a-L City Tax Collector, ?. H. Bryan, and 3ity Attorney, Frank R. Day, present- when the following business was transacted, to-wit: Alderman Eliiott made a motion which notion was seconded by .k!der- man Hancock, that the following Ordinance be passes and adopted. The motion was carried and the Ordinance follows: RESOLUTION CANVAoS±NG P~ETURi{S A_NMD DECLARING RESULT OF ELECTION Tt~ STATE OF TEXAS CITY OF PI~a. IN\rIE~- CO%~T'Y OF ~LE ~ y Council ON THIS THE 31 st day of July , 1946, the of t~e City of p!~ew, Te[as~ %-~nvene-d--in special session, at the regular meeting place in the City Hail, with the following members thereof, to-wit: J. N. JORDAN, C. P. ELLIOTT, ) C. H. HANCOCK, ) W. C. ~.~J~L 01~E, ) I~AYOR, ALDEP2~fEN, present; and'the following absent: Lester W. Jmnes and Ben F. Sm~.th _, constituting a quor~a; when, among--other proceedings had, were the following: Alderman Elliott offered the following resolution to the City Council, and moved its adoption: %~GIEREAS, under and by virtue of an order duly passed by the City Council of the City of Piainview, Texas, on the llth day of July, 19~6, on the following propositions: HOP OS I i I0i~ N~N~BER 1 "S}TALL the City Council of the City of ?lainview, Texas, be authorized to issue the general obligation tax bonds of said City, in the principal sum of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS (~50,000.00), maturing serially over a perios of years not to exceed Twenty (20) years from the date thereof, bearing interest at a rate not to exceed 5W~'O ~ER CENTD!~( 2 ~ ) per annum for the purpose of constucting street improvements in and for sa.id City, and to provide for the payment of principal of and interest on ssid bonds by levying a tax sufficient to pay the annual interest and to c~eate a sinking fund sufficient to redeem said bonds as they become due?- PROPOSITION "SHALL the City Council of the City of Piainview, Texas, be authorized to issue the revenue bonds of said City in the principal sum of T~V0 I~N~D SEVENTY ~IVE THOUSAN~D DOLLARS (~275,000.00), maturing serially over a period of years not to exceed twenty (20) years from the dare thereof, bearing interest at the maxium rate of ~70 PRE CENTL~!{ 2 ~___) per annmm, for the prupose of paying off,refunding and cancelling not exceedin Thirty-Seven Thousand. Dollars (~37,000.00) of the bonded indebtedness of the City's %%~atek Sp-stem and for the purpose of iraproving, enlarging and extending the City,s Water System and the City's Sanitary Sewer System at a cost of not exceeding TVf0 ~u~-D~D THIRTY-EIGHT THOUSi~'D DOLLARS (~238,000.00) as authorized by the General Laws of the Sta~e of Texas, part- icularly Articles 1111 et seq., Revised Civil Statutes of 1925, as amended, said bonds to be spedial obligations of the City of Plainview,Texas, payable as to both principal and in- terest solely from the revenues of' the City's Water System and the City,s Sanitary Sewer System, and shall the City Council be authoriz.e~ to encumber the revenues of the Cii y's Water and Sanitary Sewer Systems for the .purpose of securing the payment of principal of.~nd interest on said bonds; said en- cu_mbrance on said revenues to be an exclusive first lien on and pledge of said revenues after deduction of the reasonable expenses of operating and maintaining said Water and Sanitary Sewer Systems as said expenses are defined by statute; and all bonds of said series are to be ratably secured in such manner that no one bond shall have priority of lien over any other . bond of said series~ the indebtedness to be paid off, refunded and cancelled now heing in the principal sum of ~37,000.00, represented by 'City of Plainview, ~?.~aterworka Revenue Bonds,, dated January 1, !~7, bearing interest at the rate of Four Per Centum (~) per annum, due serially in each of the years. 19~7 to 1960, inclusive, which bonds are authorized and issued pursuant to an ordinance adopted by the City Council of said City on the iSth day of-February, 1937, recorded in Book 7, Page 273, et seq., of the Minutes of said City Council, and to which ordinance reference is here made for further descrip- tion of said%~bonded indebtedness?- AND ~FfLEREAS, ON'TI{IS the 3irt day of_ July._, ~i946, same being a __~ecial session of the City ~oum~lt, there came on to be con- sidered the returns of said election~ and ¥~,~AS, upon conaideration of the returns of the said election, it appears vhat the same was in all respects legally held, after due notice had been given, and that the said returns were duly and legally made~ and ¥~E~AS, it further appears from said returns that there were cast at said election 436 votes on the proposition for the issuance of said Stree~ Improvement Bonds, of which number, 383 ~otes were cast ~'FOR Ti~ ±~SUA~E OF STREET IY~PR0.V.E~,,_~NT BONDS At~ T~ LEVY OF A TAX IN PAY~,~NT T~REOF" and 53 votes were cast "AGAINST T~ ISSU- , ANCE OF ST~ET ID~R0~I2,~NT B0~DS A-------~ND Ti~ LEVY OF % TAX IN PAYN~NT T~EREOF"; and V~REAS, it further appears from said returns that there w~re cast at said election 43~ ~otes on the proposition for the issuance of said ~-~ater and Sewer System Revenue Bonds, of which number, 376 votes were cast 'F0~ Ti~ ISSUANCE OF WA~R AND SEVER SYST~g REVEND~ BONDS A~{D THE PLEDGING OF T~UE REVEh~S OF SAID SYSTEM TO T~' ~A~f~NT THERt~0F", and 58 votes were cast "AGAINST T~ ISSUANCE OF WATER AND SE"~R SYSTEM REVENL~ BONDS ARiD THE ?LEDGING OF T~Dg R~~ VE~Ib~ES OF SAID SYSTEM TO T~ PAI~[ENT THEREOF"; TPIEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY T~ CiTY COUNCIL OF TI~ CITY OF PLAIi~-IEW, TEXAS, That the proposition to issue ~50,000.00 general obligation bonds for the purpose of constructing street improvements in and for said City and levy of an annual tax sufficient to pay the interest on said bonds and to provide the required sinking fund to redeem them at maturity, was sustained by a majority of the 'qualified property tax- paying voters of the City of ~lainview, Texas, who own taxable property in said City and who had duly rendered the same for tax- at'ion, voting at said ~lection, and that the City Council of said City is authorized to issue said bonds and to levy and have assessed and collected said tax, for the payment of the principal and interest of said bonds at maturity thereof. II. That the proposition to issue the Waver and Sewer System Revenue Bonds in the s~mm of ~275,000.00, and to encumber the revenues of the City's Water and Sanitaz~y Sewer Systems for the ~urpose of securing the payment of and principal of and interest on said bonds was sus- tained by a majority of the qualified taxpaying voters of the City of ~lainview, Texas, who own taxable property in said City and who had duly redered the sa_me for taxation, voting at said City and who had duly rendered the same for vaxation, voting at said ~iection, and that the C%ty Council of said City is authorized to issue said bonds and to provide for their payment in the time and manner prescribed by statute. The above resolution having been read in full, the motion of .~anco .., Alderamn Eiliott was duly seconded by Alderman .... ok that the same be passed and adopted. Thereupon, th~-Mayor of said City put the motion to a vote of the members of the City Council, with request that as many as favored ti~e resolution to vote ~'AYE", and all those opposed to vote ~'N0"; the following members of the City Council, to-wit: Eliiott, Smith, Hancock, James and ~,~azone voted "AIDE'S'; and none voted The Mayor declared the motion carried and the resolution adopted. PASSED Al© APPROVED this the 3!st day of JulY . , 1946. ATTEST: J. N..Jordan Mayor,~ ty of Pl'ain~iew, Tex. J,. L. Gailaway C.ity Secretary,City of Piainview, Tex-[ ( CITY S';A~ ) There being no further business, meeting adjourned. ~ -Secre~ar~ ~ -- ?lainview, Texas, August 5, 19~6. The City Council met in r~guiar meeting with the following m~m- bets present. Mayor, J. N. Jordan, Aldermen: C. H. Hancock, W. C. ~alone, 0. ?. Elliott, Ben F. Smith and L. W. James. City Tax Collector , t~. H. Bryan, and City Attorney Frank R. Day, and City Sanitary Officer Dr. E. C. Nicholl, attended the meeting. ' -Minutes of the last meguiar meeting, also minutes of the called meetings held on July , 22nd, July 26th, July 3ist, read and adopted. 0RDINA~NCE AUTHORIZING ISSUANCE OF ~275,000 "CITY OF ?LAINVIEW, TEXAS, WATERWORKS AND SEWER SYSTEM BONDS, SERIES 19~6", DATED AUGUST 15,19~6. Tt~E STATE OF TEXAS CiTY OF ?LAINVIEW COUNTY 0F F~LE ON ~IS the 5th day of August, 19~6, the City Council of the City of Ptainview, Texas, convened in regula~ session, at the regular meeting place in the City Hall, with the following members thereof, to-wit: J. N. JORDAN, MAYOR, LESTER W. JAM~S ~. t~. ELLIOTT, BEN F. SMITH, C. H. ~'L~2~COCK, W. C. MALONE, A LDEPdV~iN, present; and the following absent; None , constitut- ing a quorum; when, among other prigs ~&-d-, were the following: Alderman Hancock ordinance wa~ read in full. introduced a proposed ordinance. The Alderman Hancock rmade ~ motion ~at the rule requiring ordinances to be read more than one time at more than one meeting be ~uspended. The motion was seconded by Alderman Malone . The motion carried by-the following vote: AYES: Aldermen James, Elliott, Smith, Hancock, and Malone. NOES: None. Alderman Hancock made a motion that the ordinance be passed finally. The motion was seconded by Alderman Malone The motion carried by the following vote: AYES NOES Aldermen James, Ei!iott, S~%h, Hancock, and Malone. ~tone. The ~ayor announced that the ordinance had been finally passed. The ordinance is as follows: ".~N ORDINANCE by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, authorizing the issuance o{ '~ITY 0[~F PLAILqfIm~v, TEY~ , WATER- ¥~ORKS A~ SE¥;~R SYST~g REVEN~ BO~'o, SERIES t9&6', in the principal st~ of ~275,000, bering interest at the rate of 2% per ann~, for the purpose of paying off, refunding and cancelling not exceeding ~37,000 of the honded indebted~ss of the ~ity's Water System ~d for the D~pose of improving, ~nlargin~ and extending the City's ~(ater System and The City's Sanitary'~Sewer System at a cost of not exceeding ~238~GG0, as authorized by the General Laws of the State of Texas, partic- ula~y Articles llll et seq., Revised Civil Statutes of 1925, as amended; prescribing tho f~rm of bond and the form of inter~st coupons; pledging the revenues of tho City's ~¥ater System and the City's Sanitary Sewer System to the payment of the principal of and interest on the bonds~ after deduc- tion of reasonable expenses of operating and maintaining said systems; enacting provisions incident and relating to the subject a~d purpose of this ordinance; and declaring an emergency." ¥~S~ the City Council has heretofore, on the llth day of July, 1946, adOpted a resolution and order calling an oleaiion on the question of the issuance of Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds, in the aggregate s~ of ~275,000, to mature serially over a period of not exceeding twenty ~20) years from date, and bearing interest at the maxim~ rate of 2% per annum, for the purpose of paying off, refunding and cancelling not exceeding ~37,000 of the bonded in- debtedness of the City's Water System, and for the purpose of im- proving, enlargi~ and extedning the City's V~a~er System and the City's /Sanit~y Sewer System at a cost of not exceeding ~238,000; and ~¥~i~AS, the said election was held pursuant to said order on the 50th day of July, 1946, and resulted favorably to the issuance of said revenue bonds; and W~REAS, the City Council has heretofore adopted a resolution declaring the results of said election and determining the specific author~ty of the City to issue said revenue bonds; and ~7~EREAS, it is now necessary and proper that Zhe City Council proceed with the issuance of such revenue bonds; therefore SECTION l: That, in order to borrow the s~id sm~ of TkO0 H~RED SE~NTY-FI~ THOUSAND DOL~RS ($275,000) for the purpose or-paying off, refunding and cancelling not exceeding ~37,000 of the bonded indebtedness of the City's ¥~ater System and for the purpose of improving, enlarging and extending the City's ¥[ater System and the City's Sanitary Sower System at a cost of not exceeding ~238,000, the City Council of the City of plainview, Texas, by virtue of authority expressly conferred by the quali- fied eleots~s of said City, at the aforesaid election, and p~suant to the General Laws of the State of Texas, particularly Articles llll et seq.,~Revised Civil Statutes of 1925, as amended, has determined to provide for a series of coupon bonds, to be designated as "CITY 0F P~II~IE~V~ TE~S~ ~¥ATER[~0Rt~$ AI~ SE~R SYSTEM RE~[~O~ BONDS, SER~S 1996", aggregating the said s~ of ~275,000, payable as to both orincipal and interest from and secured by an exclusi~ first lien on and pledge of the revenues of the City's ~ater an~ Sewer Systems, after d~duction of reesonable expenses of operating and maintaining the said ~ater and Sewer Systems, as said expenses are defined by statute. The said indebtedness to be paid off~ refunded and cancelled being in the principal sum of ~37,000 is reprosented by "CITY 0F Plainvisw Yja~erworks 14evenue Bonds", dated january l, 1937, bear- i~ inter~st at the rate of 4% per ann~, due serially in each of the years 1947 to 1960, inclusive, which bonds were authorized and issued pursuant to an ordinance adopted by the City Council of said City on the 15th day of February, 1937, recorded in Book 7, page 273, et seq., of the ~utes of said City Cohncil, and to which ordinance reference is heremade for further description of · s~aid bonded indebtedness. SECTION 21 That the said bonds shall be dated August 15 1946~ shal~ numbered consecutlve_y' ~ from One (iD to Two IIundred' Seventy, five (275), both inclusive; shall be in the denomination of One Thousand Dollars (~I,000) each; shall bear interest as hereinafter set forth; and shall become due and payable serially in accordance with the following schedule- B0!fD NIHVIBE RS (Ail Inclusive) ~Y~kTURITY DA~S DJ,~OUNTS 1 to 13 August !5~ 1947 ~ i3,000 14 to 26 August 15, 1945 13,000 27 to 39 August 15, i9~9 13,000 ~0 to 52 August i5~ 1950 13,000 53 to 65 August 15, 1951 i3,000 66 to 78 August 15, 1952 13,000 79 to 91 August 15, 1953 13,000 92 to 10& August 15, 195~ i3,000 105 to 117 August 15, 1955 13 , 000 i18 to i30 August 15, 1956 !3,000 131 to 14~ August 15, i957 la,000 i~5 to 158 August 15, 1958 14,000 159 to 172 August 15, 1959 14,000 173 to 186 August t5, 1960 i4,000 187 to 200 August 15, 1961 14,000 201 to 215 August 15, 1962 15,000 216 to 230 August 15, 1963 lS,000 23i to 245 August 15, 1964 15,000 246 to 260 August 15, 1965 15,000 261 to 275 August 15, 1966 15,000 PROVIDED, HOI/~R, that the City reserves the right to redeem Bonds Numbers 131 to 275, both inclusive (maturing on August 15, 1957 to 1966, inclusive) in whole or in part, on August 15, 1956, or on any interest payment date thereafter, at par and accrued i~ terest and a premium as hereinafter stated;.PROVIDED FL~THER, that if less than all of said bonds are ~edeemed on any of such redemp- tion dates, same shall be redeemed in inverse numerical order; PROVIDED. FD~T!~R tha6 at least thirty (30) days prior to any interest payment date hpon which any of said bonds are to be redeemed, notice of redemption, signed by the City Secretary (specifying the serial numbers and amounts of bonds to be redeemed shall be published once in a newspaper of general circulation in the State of Texas and shall have been filed with the I~RCANTZLE NATIONAL B~K ATDAL~kS, DALLAS, TEXAS (the paying agent named in each of said bonds), and sho~td any bond or bonds not be presented for redemption pursuant to such notice the same shall cease to bear interest from and after the date so fixed for redemption; and PROVIDED F!~T~R that in the event any of said bonds Numbers 131 to 275, inclusive, are oalied in for redemption as herein stated, the 0ity shall pay the holder or holders thereof par and accrued interest and a premium, the prices at which said bonds ifombers 131 to 275, inclusive, may be redeeme~, including premiums and dates of redemption, being as follows, to-wit: Par and accrued interest plus a premium of 2½~ if redeemed on Aug~us~ 15, ]°956, or on February 15,1957~ 2~ ifredeem~d on August 15, 1957, or on February 15,1958; 1½~ if :redeemed on August 15, ]-958, or on February 15,1959; ~ if .redeemed on August 15, 1959, or on February 15, 1960; 1/2 of 1 ~ if redeemed on August 15, 1960, or on ~ebruary 15, 1961, and thereafter at par and accrued interest, without premium. SECTION 3: That the said bonds shall bear interest from date until pal-~ at the rate o~ TWO PER CENTi~ (2~) per-annum, such in- terest to be e~idenced by proper coupons attached to eaclh of said bondsl; and such interest to be payable semi.annually on February i5th and August 15th in each year, the first interest payment date to be February 15, 19~7.. SECTION' ~: That both principal of and interest on said bonds shall be payable in lawful money of the United States of ~merica at ~RC~.~TI~ NATIONAL B~NK AT DALLAS, DALLAS, TE~2%S, upon presentation and surrender of bonds or proper interest coupons. SECTION 5: That each of said bonds shall be signed by the Mayor, countersigned by the City Secre~sary, and the corporate seal of the "CITY 0F ~LAIN~IE~, TEXAS," shall be impressed upon each of them. SECTION 6: That the facsimile signatures c~ the I~ayor and City Secretary may be iethographed or ]printed on the interest coupon.Is attached, to said bonds, and shall haYe the same effect as if Shey ]had been signed by them. .. SECTION 7: ally as f--6~-:-- That the form of said bonds shall be substanti- NO. D7~ITED STA~S OF Ai~IERICA, ~1,000.00 STATE OF T]~XAS, COUNTY OF' E~.E. CITY OF PPStlIflYIEW, TEXAS, ~'IATER- ~-0Ri£S Ai~D SE~'~'I~R SYSTE~'~ RF~ENL~ BOI~, SERIES t996. FOR VALLrE P~ZCEiVED, the City of Plainview, in the County of Ha.lc, State of Texas, hereby acknowledges itself indebted to and promises to pay to the bearer, as hereinafter stated, on the FIFTEENTH DAY 0F AIIGUST, 19 , the s~s_m of ONE THOUSAI{D DOLLARS (~I,000.00), in lawful money of the United States of America, with interest thereon from the date t~ereof at the rate of TWO PERCENTD%'I (2~) per annum, payable on February 15th and August 15th in each year, the first interest payment date being Feb- ruary 15, !9~7,~ upon presentaition and surrender of-the coupons hereto appertaining as they se~eraiiy become due; both principal and interest shall be payable at MERCANTILE" NATIONAL B/hIE AT DALES, DALLAS, TEF~kS~ and the said City of. Plainview, Texas, is hereby held and firnly bound to apply the pledged appropriated revenues of its water and sewer systems to the prompt payment of principal and interest of this bond at maturity, and to pay said principal and interest as they mature. THIS BOND is one of a series of bonds of like tenor and effect, except as to number and maturity, aggregating Sn amount T~0 EHN}RED SE~ENTY-FIVE THOUSA2~ DOLLARS (~275,000.00) numbered consec~tively from One (!) to Two Hundred Se}enty-fi~e, both ciusive, in denomination of One Thousand Dollars each, issued for the purpose of paying-off, refunding and canq~eiiing not exaeeding ~37,000 of the bonded indebtedness of the City's Water System and for the purpose of improving, enlarging and extending the City's ~ater System and the City's Sanitary Sewer System at a cost of not exceeding ~238,000, in accordance with the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, particularly Articles !111 et seq., Revised Civil Statutes of 1925, as amended, and by authority of a vote of the qualified property t~xpaying voters of said City, who hag duly rendered their property for ~taxation voting at an election held for that purpose within said City on the 30th day of Jyly, 19~6, and pursuant to an ordinance passed by the City Council of said City and duly recorded in the ~' ~ i~znutes of the City Council. AS ~ROVIDED in the ordinance hereinabove mentioned, the ~ity reserves the right .to redeem Bonds N~=~ber~ 1]1 to 275, both inclusive (maturing an August 15th in each of the years 1957 to 1966, both inclusive) in whole or in part,..~on August 15,1956, or on any interest payment date thereafter, at par and accrued in- terest and a premium as hereinafter stated; PROVIDED ~VRT~R, that if less than all of said bonds are redeemed on any of such redemp- tion dates, same shall be redeemed in inverse numerical order; PROVIDED FD~TP,~SR~ lhat at least thirty (30) days prior to any in- terest payment date upon which any of said b~nds are to be redeemed, notice of redemption, signed by the City Secretary (specifying the serial numbers and amounts of bonds to be redeemed) shall be published once in a newspaper of general circulation in the State of Texas, and shall have been filed with the ~RCANTIiZg,~ lf~:~TIOI{AL BANK AT DALLAS, DALLAS, TEXAS, Ai~D should any bond or bonds not ~e presented for red- ~mption pursuant to such nolice the same shall cease to bear interest from and after the date so fixed for redemption; ami PROVIDED FURTi~R, that in the.event any of said bonds Numbers 131 to 275, inclusive, are called in for redemption as herein stat~ed, the City shall t~ay the holder or holders thereof par and accrued interest and a premium., the prices at whi~ said bonds i~t~mbers 131 to 275 , i~clusive, may be redeemed, including premiums and dates of redemption, being as follows, to-wmt~. Par and accrued interest plus a premi~am of 2½% if redeemed on ~ugust 15, 1956, or on February 15, 1957; 2% if redeemed on August 15, 1957, or on Feburary .15, 1958; 1½% if redeemed on August 15, 1958, or on February 15, 1959; 1% if redeemed on August 15, 1959, or an February 15, 1960; 1/2 of 1% if redeemed on August 15, 1960, or on February l~,. 1961, and thereafter at par and accrued interest, without premium. THE DATE of this bond, in conformity with the ordinance above mentioned, is August 15, i9~6. THIS BOND and the series of which it is a part constitute special obligations of the City of Plainview, RaYable from and secur'ed by an exclusive first lien on and pledge of the revenues of the City's ~ater System and the City's £~i2ary Sewer System, after deduction of reasonable expenses of oper2tion and maintenance. TF~ HOLDER hereof shall never have the right to demand payment of this obligation out of any funds raised, or to be raised, by taxa- tion. ~Q~D.iT IS ~REB¥ CERTIFIED A3~ RECITED that the issuance of this bond, and the series of which it iS a part, is duly authorized by law; that all acts, condit~ons and things required to exist and to be done p~ecedent to and in the issuance of this bond, to render the same lawful and valid, have been properly done, have happened and been performed in regular and due time, form and manner as required by the ConstitUtion and laws of the State of Texas, and the ordinance herein- above memtioned, and that this series of revenue bonds does not exceed any constitutional or statutory limitations~ and that provision has been made for the payment of the principal of and interest on this bond and the series of which it is a part by irrevocably pledging the i49 revenues of said ~-ater and Sewer Systems of said City of Ptainview. IN TEST!}~0NY ~%iEPd~OF, the City Council of the City of Plain- view has caused the seal of said Oity to be hereon impressed, and this bond to be signed by the },j~ayor of said City and countersigned by the City Secretary, and has caused the annexed coupons to be signed by the lithographed, engraved or printed facsimile signatures of the lv[ayor and City Secretary. )· - ", Texas. C 0UNTER S !GIYE D: C~-~ty Secretary, Oit y of Plainview, Texas. SECTION' $: The form of said coupons shall be substantially as follows: NO. ON THE DAY OF ~ '19 , the CITY 0E ?'LAII'~VI~'~~, TEXAS, hereby promises to pay to the bearer, out of the funds specified in the bond to which this coupon is attached, and in lawful money of the United States of ~uuerica,at ~RCANTIL~ ~TIONAL BANK, AT DALLAS, DALLAS, TEY_AS, the sum of, -DOLLARS ! ), said so~ being six months' interest that day due on I--~ OF PL.Ail~-IE~% TEXAS, WATER~0Rt£S AhVD SEV~ S¥8~ ~-~-E B0~, SER~S 1946", dated August 15, 1946, Bon~ No~ City Secretary ~~ SECTION 9: Substantially the following shall be printed on the back of each bond: OFFICE OF CO~!PTROLLER STATE 0F TEXAS REGISTF~R NO. I 3~BY CERTIFY- that there is on file and of record in my office a certificate of the Attorney General of the State of Texas, to the effect that this bond has been examined b~ him as required by law, and that~ he finds that it has been issued in conformity with the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, and that it is a valid and binding special obligations of the City of P!ainview, Texas, payable from the revenues pledged to i~,8 payment by and in the or- dinance auth0ri~ing s~e, and said bond has this day been registered by me. WITI~]SS ~ t~_AND AND SEAL OF DFFICE ~t ~uStin, Texas, Comptroller of pu---t-i-~f%--k¥counts of the State of Texas. SECTION i0: That a S~ecial Fund, which is hereby created and designated as "SPECIAL ~A~ATER AlfD SE%~R~RE~"~7~EhVJ~E BO~,UD SERIES 1946 FUND", shall, be seD aside out of the operating revenues of the City's YYater and Sewer Systems, after deduction of reasonable operation and main- tenance expenses of said ~ater and Sewer Systems, as said expenses are defined by statute, and whiah Special Fund shall be maintained and used for the payment of principal of and interest on said bonds at maturity, and for no other purpose; and the~ said ~ercantile National Bank at Dallas, Dallas, Texas, the paying agent named in said bonds and coupons., is hereby named and designated as t~e custodian of said Special Fund; and that to c~eate said Special Fund a sufficient amount of such in- 150 come and revenues of said Water and Sewer Systems is hereby irrevocably pledged and set aside, and such income and revenues shall be at all times sufficient to pay promptly the principal of and interest on said bonds when and as the same mature, as set forth in the following schedule of annual[principal and interest requirements; that is to say YEAR Eh~D ING TOTAL AUGUST t 5th PRINCIPAL INTEREST 1947 $ 13,000 $ 5,500 $18,500 1948 l$,000 5,240 18,240 1949 13,000 4,980 17,980 1950 13,000 4,720 17,720 1951 13,000 4,460 17,460 1952 13,000 4,200 17,200 1953 13,000 3,940 16,940 1954 13,000 3,680 16,680 1955 13,000 3,420 16,420 1956 13,000 3,160 16,160 1957 14,000 2,900 16,900 1958 t4,000 2,620 16,620 1959 14,000 2,340 16,3S0 1960 14,000 2,060 16,~060 1961 14,000 1,780 15,780 1962 15,000 1,500 16,500 1963 15,000 1,200 16,200 1964 15,000 900 15,900 1965 15,000 600 15,600 i966 15,000 300 i5,300; and the City of Plainview, Texas, by its City Council, hereby coven- ants and agrees that out of the income and revenues of its Water and ~ewer Systems it will duly and punctually deposit the aforesaid amounts with said Bank, and the City Secretary and/or City Treasurer is hereby authorized, ordered and directed to remit such amounts a- foresaid in substantially equal monthly installments, on or before the first day of each month, direct to the said Bank, which deposits are to be held by the said Bank and applied solely to the purposes herein stated. No mistake in any of the calculations in the above schedule shall operate to diminish any of the amounts, either principal or interest, to come due, it being the intent hereof to irrevocably pledge and set aside for each of the years ending 1947 to 1966, both inclusive, as hereinabove provided, or so long as said revenue bonds, or any of them, or any interest coupons, shall be outstanding and unpaid, sufficient amounts in each of said years of and from the excess revenues and incomes derived from the City, s Water and Sewer Systems, and said money shall be applied and devoted ~exclusively to the purposes herein stated. (b) So long as said bonds and interest coupons, or any of said bonds or interest coupons, or interest thereon, shall be out- !5! standing and unpaid, the City Council shall fix and maintain rates and collect charges far the facilities and services afford- ed by the City's Hater and Sewer SyStems which will produce revenues sufficient at all times: (1) To pay for all ~operation, maintenance, deprecia- tion, replacement and betterment, charges on said ~yater and Sewer Systems: (2) To establish and maintain the said "SPECIAL AI~D S~]~.~ ~VElfU=E BOND Sw~RIES 19~6 F~q~-D", as above prescribed; and (~) To pay all outstanding indebtedness against its said Water and Sewer Systems, other than the said bonds, as and when the same become due. Any funds remaining on hand, after provision for the mainten- ance and operating expenses of the '~ater and Sewer Systems, and after paying the amount required to be paid into the "SPECIAL WATER ~iVD S~.~ER REVEN~ B0!YD SERIES 19~6 ~UND", as above provided, may be used by the City for any other purpose permitted by law. SECTION 11: Tha l~ayor and City Secretary are hereby instructed and directed 'to do any and all' things necessary in reference to the installing and maintaining of a complete system of records and accounts pertaining to sa&d l~faver and Sewer Systems, and to make the monies available for the payment of said revenue bonds in the manner provided by Article 1113, Revised Civil Statutes of 1925, as amend~d by Chapter 139, Acts of the Regular Session of the Forty- eighth Legislature; the fiscally.year for the operation of such Systems shall be January 1st to December 3ist of each year; and the r~mai, iing part of 1946 shall constitute a fractional part of a fiscal year; and any purchaser of twenty-five per centrum (25~) in aggregate principal amount of the bonds at the time then outstand- ing, or any holder or holders of twenty-five per centrum (25%~ of said amount of outstanding bonds, shall have the right at all reasonable times to inspect the Systems ahd all records, accounts and data of the City relating thereto. SECTIOI~ 12: It shatl~be the duty of the l~iayor to submit the records of said. bonds, and the bonds, to the Attorney General of the State of Texas for approval and, thereafter, to have them registered by the Comptroller of the State of Texas. SECTION 13: BE IT FL~RTi~R 0RDAII~D BY TE~E CITY COYNCIL OF T}~ CITY ~OF PLAINVIE~: That the sale of the bonds herein authorized to A~D COD~Ai~[, INC., OF TE~21S, DA~L~o, ~]~]fAS, at the price of par and accrued interest to the date of delivery is hereby CONFIR~[ED. De- l&very of the bonds shall be made to said purchaser as soon as may be after the adoption of this ordinance, upon payment therefor in accordance with the terms of sal~. SECTION 14: AND BE IT PIIf{TT'~ER 0R]DAINE~D BY TEl CITY COLT[CiL T~ CITY 0~' PLAIi~iE~; The public importance of this measure and the fact that it is to the best interests of the City, that the existing indebted- ness of the City's ~[~ater System be paid off, refunded ann cancelled, and that the improvements to be completed at the earliest possible date, constitute an emergency and an imperative public necessity, that the rul requiring ordinances to ce read more than one time at more than one meeting is hereby suspended, and it is ordained that this ordinance take ef~ect and be in force iameediately upon its passage and approval. PASSED, A~PR0¥~ED A~[D ADOreD, this the 5th day of August, 19~6. ATTEST: J. N. Jordan 1.~[ayor,City of Piainview, Texas. J. L, Gailaway ~-f~y Secr--~y~ty of ?lainview, Texas. (City Seal~ CERTIFICATE OF Ci~T SECRSTARY TNE STATE 0F TEXAS CIT~ 0F PLAINVIEW C 0L~TY OF HALE i, J. Lo Gallaway, City Secretary of the City of P!ainview, Texas, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of an ordinance authorizing the issuance of ~275,000, "CITY OF PIAI~NIEW, TEXAS, WATERWORKS AND SEw~i{ ~YSTEM ~VEI{L~ BONDS, SERIES 19[~6~, passed by the City Council on the 5th day of August, 1966 (and Minutes pertaining to its adoption), at a regular session of said City Council, all members thereof being present and in attendance, and whcih o--~ance is of record in Boo~~ page 1~5.,. et seq., of the Minutes of said City Council. IN WITNISS I~%~IE.~0F, I have here unto signed my name officially and affixed the seal of said City, this the 6th day of August, 19~6. J. L. GALLAWAY City Secre~-~ry,-City of Piain~r view, Texas. (City Seal) ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING ISSUANCE 0F ~50,000.00 "CITY 0P PLAINRfIEW~ TEXAS, STREET I}~ROVE~E. NT BONDS, SERIES i9~6~ THE STATE OF TEXAS CITY OF PLAINIfIEW COL~N~fY OF I~%LE ON THIS the 5th day of August, i9~6, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, convened in regular session, at the regular meeting place in the City Halt~ with the following members thereof, to-wit: Jo N, JORDA~, LESTER W · JA!~'~S, ) C. P. ELLIOTT, ) BEN P. SMITH, ) C. H. N_~NCOCK, ) W. C. ~LONE, ) ALDEt~N, present; and the following absent.: N01~ , constituting a quorum; when, among o~ proceed, were the following: Alderman E!liott introduced a proposed ordinance, The ordinance was read in full. Alderman Eliiott made a motion that the rule requiring ord±nances to be read more than one time at mope than one meeting be. suspended. The motion was seconded by Alderman James . The motion carried by the Following vote: AY]~S: Alderman, Jaymes, Elliott, Smith, Hancock and Malone. NOES: none. Aidermam El!iott made a motion that the ordinance be passed finally° The motion was seconded~.by Alderman James . The motion carried by ~he following vote: AYES: Aldermen James, Eiliott, Smith, Hancock, and Malone. NOEs: None. The Mayor annuunced that the ordinance had been finally passed. The ordinance is as follows: "AN ORDINANCE by the City Council for the City of Plainview, Texas, authorizing the issuance of bonds for the princi- pal sum of ~50,000.00 for the purpose of constructing street improvements in and for said City; prescribing the form of the bonds and the f cfm of the interest coupons; levying a continuing direct annual ad valorem tax on all taxable property within the limits of said City to pay the interest on such bonds and to create a sinking fund for zhe redemption thereof and providing for the assess- ment and collection of such taxes; enacting the provisions incident and relating to the subject and purpose of this ordinance; and declaring au emergency. ~' vfHE~S, at an election held in the City of ~iainview, Texas, ~ 1 19~6 a majority of the qualified voters on the 30th day of who are property taxpayers of the City of ~iainview, voting at said election, sustained the proposition to issue the ~bonds hereinafter descrY, bed in the principal sum of ~50,000. by a vote of 383 for and 53 against the proposition; ~ziER~AS, this Oouncil~has exazained into and investigated the regularity of the proceedings for said election and finds the same was duly and legally held; that the notice required by law to be given has been duly and legally given; and that said eledtion was conducted in strict conformity with the law; therefore, [BE IT 0RDAI~D BY TI~ CITY C.0L~CIiL OF THE CITY OF PL~IN~VIEW: SECTION ~1: That the bonds of s&id City, to be called "CITY OF ?LA~-~.~E2[AS, STREET II~Ptl0V~E~T BONDS, SERIES 19~.6", be issued Under and by virtue of the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas~ for the purpose of constructing street improvements in and for said City, in the principal sum of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS (~50,000,00). SECTION ~ That said bonds sh~ll be numbered consecutively from 0ne(l~ to ~ (50) , ~oth inclusive; shall be of the demomination of 0~E THOUSAND DOLLARS (~1,000.00) each; aggregating the sum of FIFTY' THO¥SA~ DOLLARS (~50,000.00). SECTION 3: That they shall be date~ August 15, 19~6, and shall become due and payable ~erially according to the following schedule: BOI~D ~Uo~E R S (A-~ Inclusive ) I, fA TURITY DA ~'~S AMO~-NTS I February 15, 19~7 ~i,000.00 2 February 1.5, 19~8 i,000.00 5 6to9 10 to 13 1~ to 17 18 to 21 February 1.5, i9~9 February 1.5, 1950 February 1.5, 1951 February 1.5, 1952 February 15~ 1953 February 15, !95~ February 15, 1955 1,000.00 !,000.00 1,000.00 g,000.O0 g,000.00 ~,000.00 ~,000.00 154 22 to 25 February 15, 1956 4,000.00 26 to 30 February 15, 1957 5,000.00 31 to 35 February 15, 1958 5,000.00 ~6 to 40 February 15, 1959 5,000.00 41 to 45 February 15, 1960 5,000.00 46 to 50 February 15, 1961 5,000.00 PROVIDED, H@~EVF~R, that the City reserves the right to redeem Bonds Numbers 26 to 50, both inclusive ( matching on February 15, 1957 to 1961, inclusive) in whole or in part on August 15, 1956, or on any interest payment date thereafter, at par and accrued interest and a premi'~m as hereinafteP stated; PROVIDED FURTHER, that if less than all of said bonds are redeemed on any of such redemption dates, same shall be redeemed in inverse numerical order; PROVIDED FURT?~R that at least thirty (30) days prior to amy interest payment date upon which any of said bonds are to be redeemed, notice of redemptioS, signed by the City Secretary (specifying the serial numbers and amounts of bonds to be redeemed) shall be published once in a news- p~per of general circulation in the State of Texas abd ~hall have been filed with the ~RCANTILE NATIONAL BANK AT DALLAS, DALLAS, TEXAS (the paying agent named in each of said bonds), and should any bond or ~onds not be presented for redemption pursuant to such notice the same shall cease to bear interest from and after the da~e so fiEed for redemption; and PROVIDED ~WRTHER that in the event any of said bonds Ntuabers 26 to 50, inclusive, are called in for redemption as herein stated, the City shall pay the hol~der or holders thereof par and accrued interest and a premium, the prices at which said bonds Ntuubers 26 to 50, inclusive, may be rede~ed, including premiums and dates of redemption, being as follows, to-wit: Par and accrued interest plus a premium of 2½% if redeemed on August 15, 1956, or on February 15, 1957; 2% if redeemed on August 15, 1957, or on February 15, 1958; l~p if redeemed on August 15, 1958, or on February 15, 1959; 1% if redeemed on August 15, 1959, or on February 15, 1960; 1/2 of 1% if redeemed on August 15, ±960, and thereafter at par and accrued in- terest, without premium. SECTION 4: That the said bonds shall bea~.~interest from date until paid at the rate of T%~0 PER CENT~g (2%~ Per annum, such interest to be evidenced by proper coupons attached to each of said bonds; and such interest to be payable semi-annually on February 15th and August 15th in each year, the first interest payment date to be February 15th 1947. SECTION 5: That both principal of and interest on said bonds shall be payabl~--~ lawful money of the United States of America at I~RCANTILE NATIONAL BAI~K AT DALLAS, DALLAS, TEXAS, upon presentation and surrender of bonds or proper interest coupons. SECTION 6: That each of said bonds shall be signed by the Mayor, countersigned by the City Secretary, and the corporate seal of the ~'CITY OF PLAINWIEW, TEXAS,'~ shall be impressed upon each of them. SECTION 7: That the facsimile signatures of the ~ayor and City Secretary may be tithographed or printed on the interest coupons attac!led to said bonds, and shall have the same effect as if they had been signed by them. SECTION 8: That the form of said bonds shall be substanti- ally as follows: N0. I/NITED STATES OF A2~RICA, $1,000.00 STATE OF' TEQL~S ,~, COUNTY OF HALE. CITY OF ~LAII~-iE~J, TEXAS, STPd~ET I~ROVES~I~ BO~UD CITY OF PLAIR-VIEV~, a municipal corporation of the State of Texas, acknowledges itself indebted to and, FOR VALD-E ~CEiVED, here- by.promises to pay to bear er, the sum of OArE THOUSAND DOLLARS (~1,000.00), in. lawful money of the United States of America, on the FIF~f'E.~YfH DAY OF ~BRUARY, 19 , with interest thereon form the date [hereof until paid at the ra----~e of T~.ff'O PER CENTL~ (2~) per annum, payable semi-annually on February iSth and August 15th, in each year, the first interest payment date' being [February 15, i997, on presen- tation and surrender of the annexed coupons as they severally mature. BOTH PRINCIPAL and interest on this bond are hereby made payable at 2fERCANTIL~ NATIONAL BAnff ~T DALLAS, DALLAS, TEXAS, and for the prompt payraent of this bond and t he interest thereon at maturity, the full faith, credit'andiresources of the City of Plain- view, Texas, are hereby irrevocably pledged. THIS BOND is one of a series of like tenor and effect, except as to number and maturity, numbered consecutively from 0ne(l) to Fifty (50), both inclusive, in denomination of One Thousand Dollars (~1,000.00) each, aggregating in amount Fifty Thousand Dollars (~50,000.00) and issued for the purpose of constructing street im- provements in. and for said City, under authority of the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, pursuant to an ordinance duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, mud recorde~ in the Minutes of the City Council. AS PROVIDED in the ordinance hereinabove mentioned, the City reserves the right to redeem Bonds Numbers 26 to 50, both inclusive (maturing on February 15th in each of the years 1957 to 196i, both inclusive) in whole or in part, on August 15, 1956, or on any interest payment date thereafter, at par and accrued interest and a premium as hereinafter stated; PROVIDED Fb~R~E.R, that if less than all of said bonds are redeemed on any of such redemption dates, same shall be redeemed in inverse numerical order; PROVIDED FURT~U~R, that al least -thirty (30) days prior to-any interest payment date upon which any of said bonds are to be redeemed, notice of redemption, signed by the City Secretary (specifying the serial num. lbers and amounts of bonds to be redeemed) shall be published once in a newspap~ of ~enerai circulation in the State of Texas, and shall have been filed with the ~ERCA~TII~ NATIONAL BAIqK AT DALi,S, DALLAS, TEXAS, and should any bond or bonds not be presented for redemption pursuant to such notice the same shall__cease to bear interest from and after the date so fixed for redemption; and PROVIDED FLZT~R, that in the event any of said bonds Numbers 26 to 50, inclusive, are called in for redemption as herein stated, the City shall pay the holder or holders thereof par and accrued interest and a premium, the price~ at which said bonds N~bers 26 to 50, inclusive, may be redeemed, including premiums and dates of redemption, being as foilo~%rs~, ~to~wit: Par and accrued interest plus a premitur.~ of 2~/~ if redeemed on ~ugust 15, 1956, or on February 15, 1957; 2~ if redeemed on ~ugust 15, 1-957, or on February 15, 1958; 1½~ if redeemed on ~ugust 15, 1958, or on February 15~ 1959; 1% if redeemed on August 15, 1959, or on February 15, 1950; and 1/2 of i % if redeemed on August 15, 1960. IT IS I~tLEBY CERTIFIED, RECITED AND ~.~EP~SENTED that the issu- ande of this bond and the series of which it is a part, is duly authorized by law and by a vote of the qualified property taxpay- ing voters of the City of Plainview,Texas, voting at an election held for that purpose within said City on the 30th day of July, 19~6; that all acts, conditions and things required to Oe done precedent to and in the issuance/of this series of bonds and of this bond, have been properly done and performed and have .~happened in regu&ar and due time, form and manner as required by law; that sufficient and proper provision for the levy and collection of taxes has been made which, when collected, shall be appropriated exclu~ sively to the payment of this bond and the series of which it is a par~, and to the payment of the interest coupons hereto annexed as the same shall become due; and that the total indebtedness of the City of Plainview, Texas, including the entire series of bonds of which this is one, does not exceed any constitutional or statutory limitation. IN V~Tt~ESS ~REOF, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, has caused the seal of said City to 'be affixed hereto, and this bond to be signed by the I~ayor and countersigned by the City Secretary, and the interest coupons hereto attached to be executed by the lithogr, aohed or printed facsinile signatures of said Maymr and City Secretary; the date of this bond, in conformity with the ordinance above referred to, being the 15~th day of August ~ 1946. I~a~r ~ ew,~ Texas C 0UNTERSIG~D: City Secretary, City of ?lainvmew--~, Texas. SECTION 9: That the form of interest coupon attached to each of ~nds shall be substantially as follows: NO.__ ON TPiE DAY OF , '19___, the CITY OF PLAINVIE~, a municipal corporation of the S~ate of Texas, hereby promises to pay to bearer, at I~RCAD~TILE NATIONA~ BD.N~[, AT DALLAS, DALLAS, TEY~AS. the sum of DOLLARS ($_ ), in lawful money of the United States of ~erica, said sum~being months' interest due that day on the "CITY OF PLAI~IEW, ~EXAS, STREET I~R0~NT BO~S", dated August 15, 1946, BOnd No. _C~y Secretary SECTION i0: That the following certificate shall be printed on the back of each bond: OFFICE OF ~ONS°~ROLLmR STATE OF TEXAS REGISTER NO. I HEREBY CERTIFY that there is on file and of record in my office a certificate of thB Attorney General of the State of Texas, to the effect that this bond has been examined by him as required by law, and that he finds that it has been issued in con- formity with the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas,and that it is a valid and binding obligation upon said City of Plain~ view, Texas, amd said bond has this day been registered by me. 157 WiTh~ESS }~[Y NAND AND T~ SEAL 0F ~&~Y OFFICE at Austin, Texas, this the day of __,19 .~. Comlotroller of Pdb!i~ ACCounts of the State of Texas. SECTION ll: BE IT i~0~RT~R 0RDAII~D BY TP~ CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY 0F P-~-~W, TEXAS: That to pay the interest on said loonds and create a sinking fund sufficient to redeem them at maturity, a tax of ~0UR CENTS( ~ ~ ) on each one hundred doilars~ v~luation of all taxable property in the City of Plainview, Texas, or such an amount as may at all times be legally necessary, shall be annually levied on said property and annually assessed and collected, or so much thereof as shall be necessary, or in addition thereto as may be re- quired, until said bonds with interest thereon have been fully paid, and said tax. of FOUR CENTS ( 4 ¢ .) is here now levied for 'the current year, and so much tb[areof as may be required, is hareby-levied for each succeeding year while said bonds, or any of them are outstanding, and the same shall be annually assessed and collected and appled to the purpose named. SECTION 12: BE IT FURTHER 0RDAI~[ED BY T~ CITY OOD~NCIL OF T~ CITY OF PLAINVIEW: That the ~[ayor of said City shall be, and he is hereby, authoriz- ed to take and have charge of all necessary orders and records pend- ing investigation by the Attorney General of the State of Texas, and Shall tak~ and have charge and control of the bonds herein authoriz- ed pending their approval by the Attorney General and their registra- tion. by the Comptroller of Public Accoun2s. SECTION 13: BE IT FURTHER 0RDAI!qED BY THE CITY COLEqCiL OF ~ cITY 0F PLAINVIEW: That the sale of the bonds herein authorized to CRZ~[~R AI~ C0~ ~PAI~, INC. ~, OF TEXAS, DALLAS, TEIi~S, at the price of par and accrued interest to t[he date of delivery is hereby O0NFIPd,,~D. Delivery of the bonds shall be made to said purchaser as soon as may be after the adoption of this ordinance, upon payment therefor in accordance with the terms of sale. SECTION 14: A2QD BE IT ~JRTHER 0~©AIL~D BY THE CITY COUT[CIL OF THE CITY ~-~ PLAIBWIEW: The public importance of this measure, and the fact that it is to the best interest of the City to construct and improvemthe streets of said City at the earliest possible date, conatitute and create an emergency and an urgent public necessity requiring that the rules providing for ordinances to be read more than one v imr or at more than one meeting be suspended[, and requiring that this ord~Lnance be passed as and take effect as an emergency measure, an~ such rules and provisions are accordingly suspended and this ord~'Lnance is passed as an emergnecy measure and sLaii take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED, on this the 5th day of August, 19~6, ATTEST: J. N. JORDAN I\~or,City of Piainview, Tex. Y. L. GALLA¥;~AY City Secretary,Czt~--~ 'y of P~ Texas. (City Seal) vt~RTIFI~AT~ OF CITY SECRETARY THE STATE OF TEXAS~ I CITY 0P PLAI NVIEW, ~ COUNTY OF NIL . t I, J. L. Gal!away, City Secretary of the City of Plain- view, Texas, DO i:FEREBY CENTIFff that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of an ordinance authorizing ~he issuance of ~0~000.00 "CITY OF PLAIN?I~,, TE~iqS, STREET _~Pi~0IrEMENT BONDS, SERIES, !9~6", passed by the Oity Council on the 5th day of August, 1996 (and Minutes pertaining to its adopti.on), at a regular session of said City Council, all members thereof being preseut and in attendance, and whinh-ordinance is of record in Book 9 , page 139 et seq., of the Minutes of said City C~uncil. iN W!TN~ESS ~?IPSOF~ I have hereunto signed my na~me officially and affixed the seal of said City, this the 6th day of August, 1996. ( CITY SEAL ) J. L. GALLAVfAY Ul-~y ~ary, c1 _yo~'-Plafn2 view, Texas 0±tDIz.[ANom PRESCRiBIN'G RATES FOR CITY'S WATER 'AND Sm~mr~ ~YSTF2g THE STATE OF TEXAS CITY OF PLA INVIEW C OLTNTy OF HALE ON THIS the 5th day of August 1946, the City Council of the City of Ptainview~-~-7 Texas~ ~~-~mn regula~l~ session, at the regular .meeting place in the City ~_m~ ~z~ ~he following members thereof ~ to-wit: J... N . JORDAN~ MAYOR~ ALDEM¢.E N, present, and the following absent: N~ne constitut- ing a quore~; when~ among other proce~, were t~e following: Alderman Malone introduced a proposed ordinance. ordinance was read in ~uli. The Alderman Malone made a motion treat the rule requiring ordinances to be read more than one time at more than one meeting be suspended. The motion was seconded by Aldermmn Smith . The motion carried by the follow~ng vote: AYES: Aldermen James, Elliott, Smith, Hancock and Malone. NOES: None. Alderman Malone made a motion that the ordinance be passed finally. The motion was seconded by Alderman Smith The motion carried by the following vote: 159 AYES: Aldermen James, Eliiott~,,' Smith, Hancock and Malone. NOES: None. The Mayor announced that the ordinance had been finally passed o The ordinance is as follows: "AN ORDINANCE by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, prescribing rates to be charged for service furnished by the ~f~aterworks and Sanitary Sewer System owned and operated by said City; repealing all ordinances, orders or resolutions in con- flict; and declaring an emergnecy." ~REA.S, heretofore, to-wit: on the 30th day of J~ly, 1946, at an election~ d~y held for the purpose, a majority of the qu,aiified electors of said City, vo'ting ~t such election, authoriz- ed the issuance of City of P!ainview, Texas, 2% ~¥ater works and Sewer System Revenue Bonds, in the total principal s~a of ~275,000; and V~REAS, thereafter, to-wit: on the 5th day of A~ust, 19~6, the City Council of said City passed and adopted that certain ordinance authorizing the issuance of said bonds, under authority of Articles !!i! et seq., Texas Revised Statute~ of 1925, as ~ended, being -- "~ ORDIIfANCE by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, authorizing the issuance of 'CITY OF P~Ii~W, TE~S, ~¥ATER¥~'ORKS ~ SEVerE STSTEM REYER~ BOh~S, SERIES 1996', in the principal sum of ~275,000, bearing in- terest at the rate of 2~ per ann~ml, for the purpose of paying off, ref~ding and canceil- ii~ not exceeding ~37,000 of the bonded indebted- ness of the City's ¥~ater System, and for the purpose of improving, enlarging and extending the City's Vfater System and the City's Sani- tary Sewer Oystem at a cost of not exceeding ~238,000, as authorized by the General Laws of the State of Texas, particularly Articles Iili et seq., Revised Civil Statutes of 1925, as amended; prescribing the form of bond and the form of interest ~oupons; pledging the revenues of the City's Water System and the City's :Sanitary Sewer System to the ~$~ent of the principal of and interest on the bonds, after deduction of reason, able expenses of op- erating and maintaining said systems; enact- ing provisions incident and relating to the subject and purpose of this ordinance; and declaring an emerg~ cy;,' and which said ordinance is recorded in Book" 9 , page 145 et', seq., of_ the i~iinutes of this Council, to~~ reference is here made, and which said ordinance provides and stipulates th[at the City shall fix and maintain rates and coilec'o charges for the facilities and services afforded by its Yfaterworks and Sewer System, which will provide revenues sufficient at all times to pay for all operation, maintenance, depreciation, re- placement and betterment charges of the Systems, to establish and maintain a Bond Fund, and to pay all outstanding indebted- ness against the systems, other than the bonds, as and when the same becomes due; and ~E~EAS, it now appearing to this Council that it is necessary and proper to prescribe a schedule of rates o~- charges to be paid by the inhabitants of said City for services rendered by' the City's Waterworks and Sewer System; therefore BE IT ORDAINED BY TI~ CITY COUNCIL OF T~ CITY OF PLAIN- VIE~: 160 SECTION 1: That the rates or charges for service furnish- ed by the ~¥ATER~-0RI~S SYSTEM shall be as follows: For residences, minimu~ 37000 gallons per month ~1.50 For each 1,000 gallons thereafter .15 For hotels erring meals, minimum, 3,000 gallons per month 1.50 .... Plus 15¢ additional for each room .15 ~or hotels, without meals, minimum, 3,000 gallQn~ per mo. 1.50 Plus 7~ additional for each Restaurants & Cafes, minimum, 3,000 gallons per month 9.00 Drug stores, careameries, confectionaries, minimum, 6.00 Grocery stores, 3.50 Apartments, minimum, t,~0 Plus ~0¢ additonal for second unit; Plus 25¢ additional for units 5 to 10; and 15¢ additional for each unit in excess of ten For each i,000 gallons in excess of 3,000 gallons, .15 Industrial rates, minimtm~ (3,000 Gallons 1.50 For next 50,000 gallons 15¢ per 1,000 gallons For each 1,000 gallons in excess of 53,000 gal!ons,10~ SECTION 2: That the monthly service rates or charges for service furnished by the SANITARY SEWER SYST~ shall be as follows: For each private residence occupied by owner or tenant, having four ~lixtures or less, ~ .50 and for each additional fixt~mre .15 For each additional house on same lot occupied by tenant the seame~ charge as for s~eparate residences. Z~or each duplex ther~shali be charged as for two residences. For each apartment in~ apartment houses, with fo.ur fixtures or less .50 and for each additional fixture .15 ~or each business house with one t~ilet and not more than one other fixture .50 For each additional fixture .15 For each hotel or rooming house, having no t more than fi~e rooms, for each fixture 15¢; minimum charge~[.50 For each hotel or rooming house, having twelve and not more than thirty rooms, for e~ch fixture 10¢; minimum 2.50 For each hoZ6.i or rooming house, over thirty rooms, for each fixture ~¢; ~iinimum charge 10.0~ For each office building, 50¢ for each to~let room with one or two fixtures, and ten cents for each additional fixture For eabh laundry For each wash rank For each soda fountain For each resvaurant, cafe, or kitchen For each railroad depot 1.50 1.00 1.00 i .00 1.5o Each tourist camp shall pay 50~ for each public toilet or bath and 25¢ for each cabin with to~let or ~ath and 10¢ for each additional fixture; Mimimum charge for camp 1.50 For each barber shop with one or two chairs, and one to&let .50 For each barber shop with over two chairs and to~t~ 1.00 For each opera house, public hall or show building 1.50 For each lodge room ~.50 SECTION 3: That such rates and charges hereby fixed and prescribed shall be paid by the users of the water and sewer system to the Secretary of the City of Plainview, Texas, in advance of the ~irst ~ay of each month, and which shall be the date such rates or charges shall become due and payable; and in case any user or customer of such system does not pay the amount 161 due by such user or customer within fifteen (15) days from date the same becomes due and payable, then it is hereby made the duty of the City Secretary to add a-ten per cent (10%) penalty to the ~mount past due and unpaid. SECTION ~: In event any user or customer of such water and sewer system does not pay matured ra~es and charges within thirty (30) days from the date the same become due and payable,it is hereby made the further duty of the City Secretary to disconnect the water and sewer service; and whenever the amount past due and delinquent is paid by such user or customer~ such service may be res.mmed, but there s~all be charged and collected a re-connection charge of One Dollar ($1.00). SECTION 5: That no free service shall be allowed; and to the extent thgt the City of ~iainview, Texas, or any of its agencies or instrumentalities avail themselves of the services and facilities provided by the system, they shall pay therefor the same rates and charges herein prescribed. SECTION 6: That all ordinances, orders, or resolutions, or parts t-~e~, heretofore passed and adopted by the City Council in conflict herewith, shall be, and the same are, hereby repealed. SECTION 7: That the public importance of this measure and the fact--s to the best interests of the City that the im- provements ~o the ~?aterworks and sanitary sewer system be accomp- iished at the earliest 9ossible date, constitute an emergent)- and an imperative public necessity, the rule requiring ordinances to be read more than once at ~ore than one meeting of the City Council be suspended, and said rule is hereby suspended, and it is ordained that this ordinance take effect and be in force im- mediately upon its passage and approval. ~ASSED~ A2~PROVED AND ADOIJfED, this the 5th day of ~.ust , 19~6, J. N. JORDAN Mayor,City of Ptainview, Tex. ATTEST: J. L. ~ALLA~AY City Secretary,City of Plainview, Tex. (City Seal) CERTIFICATE OF CI~ SmC~_ETARY T[[~ STATE OF TEXAS CITY OF PmAII~fIE~ COL~TY OF ?DkI~ ~ !, J. L. Gailaway, City Secretary of the City of Ptainview, Texas, DO ~HEBY CERTIFY that the above and fore- going is a true and correct copy of an ordinance prescribing rates for the City' s ~,~ater and Sewer Systems, passed by the City Council on the 5th day of August , 19~6, (and ~inutes pertaining to its a~), at ~[-~eguia~ session of said City Council,_ ~I1 members thereof b~ing ~resent and in attendance, and which ordinance is of record in Book 9 , page 153 et se~., of the ~inutes of said City Council. IN I~'ITNESS ~f~T~IQEOF, I have hereunto signed my name officially and affixed the seal of said City, this hhe 6th day of August _, 1.946. J. L. Gallaway City Sec. ,~~-~ainview, (City Seal) Texas. 162 Motion by Alderman Eiiiott, seconded by Alderman James, that the estimate of Bryan & Hoffman for the amount of ~5,684.75 on paving contract, also the estimate of Hasie & Green engineers, fort he amount of ~968,$5, be approved and accepted and ordered paid~ The motion was,~carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Eltiott, seconded ~y Alderman Jmmes, that the following ordinance be passed and adopted, The motion was carried; and the ordinance follows: ORDINANCE NO. 528 AN ORDINANCE DECL~K~ING PUBLIC NECESSITY FOR T~ OF CERTAIN DESIGNATED ~0RTIONS 0F CERTAIN DESIGHA~ED S~EETS T}~ CI~- OF P~INVIEW, TE~S, SPECIPZiNG TI~ NAT~E AN~ TI~E 0F SUCH iMPR0~HT~ EST~LiS~iiNG T~ i~,~TIi0D 0F PROCEDURE TI~r~0F, DESiG~TII{G P~ SErA'TiNG ~ITS 0F WORK, ~.,LOCAT!NG DIVISION 0F P~A~I~ 0F COST, PROVIDING N~ F0R APilORTI0}~NT 0F C08T~ FIXING TI2~, TE~(S ~{D C01~IT!0NS OF 2~-~NT 0F COST Ai~ PROVIDING DEFINING ASSESSi~Si~PS Tt~i{EFOR, SPECIFTiNG NATUZ~ 0F ASS~;SS}~'~NT LIENS ~ PERSONAL LIABILITY, PROVIDING FOR ISSUANCE A~ P ROViSi0~S 0F ASSIGNABLE CERTIFICATES IN EVIDENCE 0F ASSESS~/~.~ FOR COSTS; PROV~ING FOR I~A-RiNG ~{D N~!CE 0F i~MRING FOR ABUTTING PROPERTY 0~6%YERS PR!0N TO ASSESS}~, PRESCRIBING ~IE PROCEDDiE F0N 8~JCH I~L%NING, DIRECTING CITY ~GI~ T0 PR~PA~ EST~.TES 0F COST 0P iMPROVEi¥~NT A~ ~0-~}YFS OF PROPOSED ASSESS}~NT, PROVIDING FOR PERFOR~ }S}~I%CE 0F WORK BY CONT~&CTOR}; PROV~!NG FOR ~eY~ ~%~D I~ETHOD 0F 0F CONT~CTOR ~ DEC'tN!NC ~N~D ~ERGENCY. BE IT 0~AINiED BY ~E CITY COUNCIL OF TN~ CITY OF PLAiNr~iEW~ TE~%S. That public necessity exists ~d requires that the following portions of the designated streets in the City of Piainview, Texas shall be improved, as herein provided, to-wit: Denver Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. 8 Denver Street from North line of. Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit i{o. 9 E1 Paso Street from North lime of Se-elm Street to South line of F, ighth Str~.eet, designated as Uni{ No. i0 E1 Paso Street from North line,of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street~ desi{nated as Omit No. 12 Fresno Street from North line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit No. i~ Galveston Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Street, designated as Unit No. 17 Galveston Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. 19 Galveston Street from North line of Tenth. Street to South line of Eleventh street, designated as Unit No. 20 Houston Street from North.~line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Street, designated as Unit No. 21 Houston Street from North line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designated as Unit No. 22 Independence Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. 25 163 Independence Street from South !~ne of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit No. 26 Joliet Street, from North line of Seventh Street to Sbuth line of Eighth Street, designated as Unit No. 29 Joliet Street from South lin.~ of Eighth Street to South line of l¢inth Street, designated as Unit No. joliet ~treJt from North line of Ninth Street to z~ortz~ line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. 31 Oakland Street from North line of Seventh ~treet to ~out~ line of E~ghth Street, designated as Unit No. Oakland Street from South line of Eighth Street to South line of NJ. nth Street, designated as Unit Nc,. ~9 Portland Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line ±~O of Eighth Street,, designated as Unit Portland Street from South line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designated as Unit No. 53 ~o_tl~na Street from North izne of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designate~ as Unit Ne. Eighth Street from West line of Houston To East line of Independ- ence Street, deszgnatea as IJ mt No.. 57 Eighth S~reet ~rom West line of Independence Street to East line of Joliet Street, designated as Unit No. 58 Eighth Street from West line of Joliet Street to East line of Kokomo Street, desi©nated as Unit 'No.59 ~.~gnt~ Street from '¥~est line of KoJ.~omo Street to yjast line of Lexington ~+'~e~t designated as ~nit No 60 ~.zghtn S~treet from West line of Oakland Street to mast line of ~ .... desi~nated as Unit No. 62 ~ort!and otm-ee~, _ ~hth Street from West m_ne of Portland Street to i,,ast line of ~uincy Street, designated as Unit No. Tenth Street from ~,~est line of Houston Street zo East line of independence Street, designated as LTnit NO. 67 Tenth otr st fT'om Yfest line of Independence Streez to East line of Joliet Street, designated as Unit No. ~ ' ~ from Yfest line of Joliet Street to East line of Tenth otreet, Kokomo Street, designated as Unit No. Tenth Street from ~ast line of Kokomo Street to East line of Lexington Street, desigz~ated as Unit No. 70 ~ ~out~ line of ?resno ~r~et from North ~ne of Si~t~ Street to oeventn Street, designated as Unit No. 77 II. ~hat said po tions of such designated streets snali be improved by raising, ~:rading and filling s~me, and by instaltin~ concrete curbs a ~ - ~na gutters, and , v;here neces'sary, storm se~ers ann drains, and by pavin~; with th~ foilov~ing t~pe of material on specified foundation: i. PP~j PE NRi:D: 3alichesase~'~ -=. ~,a~lcne ?~aSeo 3 · f.a_b ILm~z,~;~T~: Six-Inch Ca!iche Base. ~s~o_o_=t Surface on S~x-Ench Triple '~ ~,"~ ~ . - Double Asphalt Surface on Sim-inch O?_~erInch Oklahoma Z~ock Asphalt on Iii. That the specified improvement of the specific Units as herein designated shall be in accordance with and in conformity to the procedure established and outlined in Chapter 9, Title 28, Re- vised Civil Statutes of Texas, 1929, the terms and provisions of which have heretofore been adopted by the City of Piainview. IV. That the specified improvement ~f each specific Unit as herein aes- ignated shall be separate and distinct from the is~orovement of any other such Unit, and the assessment levied for such improve- meat shall be sparate amd distinct from the assessment levied in any other such Unit, and the said improvement and assessment for improvement in each specific Unit as herein designatea shall not inter-dependently effect or be affected by the improvement or assessment in any other such Unit. That allocation of payment for the specified improvement of each specific Unit as herein designaled, shall be as follows: 1. Railways using, occupying or crossing any protion of a specific Unit as herein designated to be impreved, shall be assessed for and shall pay for the entire cost of such improvements in the area between their rails ~md vraai{s~ double tracks, turnouts an~ swivches~ and two feet on each side thereof. 2. The ..... ~ · aouttmng property and the owners thereof of a specific t~nit as n~ezezn' ' des:gnated' to 'Od z.~o~e~,°~ ~' -',~ ~ aftez~ deduction of the see to be paid. by Naitways unaer Sub-p~rag?apn I above, shall be assessed for and shall pay for ~ - --'-~ . ol~ree-foart~s of the cost of such improvement. (a). In connection with the above assessment, should it appear at the hearing to be held before the final assessment is made, that the ~speciai benefits to such preerty, by way of enhancement of value thereof by virtue of such improvement, will not aggregate such proportion of the cost specified above, then there shall be assessed and shall be paid by such abutting property and the owners thereof a lesser amount, not to exceed the benefits of the said improvement. 3. The City of Plainview, after d. eductmon' of the assessed against Nailw~ys, under Sub-paragraph 1, and after de- duction of the stun assessed against the abutting property and the owners thereof, under Sub-paragraph 2 above, shall, pay the remaining cost of the said im~orovement. Vi. That the part of the cost of the specified improvement of each specific Unit as herein designated, which may be assessed against abutting property and owners thereof, shall be appoz-tioaed among the ~oarcels of abutting p'r~operty and owners thereof in accordance with the Front Foot Plan or Nuie. !. Iz: co.rz~ection with the above apportiol~_~ent, it s:ppea? that the apiolication of the above plan or rule would, in the opinion of the~"~ity Council of Ptainview, in particular cases result in injustice or zn~u~=_.ty, the said oouncii shall apportion and assess said costs~ in such proportion as it may deem just and equitable, having in view the special bez~efits and en- hanced value to 'be received by such parcies of proper~y and owners thereof, the equities of such ov~mers anf the adj~t~e'~,+ of such apooP~ior~en~,~ so as to produce a su~stantiai eaual_o~,- ~' o~ benefits received and burdens imposed. VII. That the time and conditions of payment of' the amounts to be assess- ed and to be paid for the specified improvement of each specific Unit as herein desi~nated, shall be as follows: 165 1. The amounts assessed a~ainst__ and to be paid by Railways for such improvement in tlhe area e~tvJeen their rails and tramks, double tracks, tur..nout.s arid switches, and two feet on each side thereof, shall be paid on estimates or statements, o:a or before i0days~ after co~a~oletion of the specified improve- memt of the specific Unit as herein iesignated~ and the accept- ance of the same as satisfactory ~y the City of Plainview, ~d such~moun~s~= ' + so assessed shall bear interest ~rom that date tit pa~' at the rate of 6~ per annum 2. The ~ounts assessed a6ainst a~d to be pai~ by the abutti~ property and the o~ners thereof for such improve- ment ~a~ be paid in five equal ins~ii~ents, respectively due on or before i0 days one, two, three and four years after the completion of the specified improvement of such specific Unit as herein designated, and the acceptance of. the smme as satisfactory by the om y of Piainview, and such ~ounts so assessed shall bear interest payable annually from that date until paid as the rate of ov~ per ammum~. (a). In connection. ~ith the instailent payraent of the ~ - s~ove assessments, it shall, in addition, be ,orovided ~_e~=zn of interest -~-~,~ent of any inst'~ ~ ..... that default in ' ''~ at the option of the holder of such obligation, mature and render'due and payable the entire ~paid balance of such obligationl~ VIII. That the .amounts to be assessed and to be ~aid for the ~pecm~med improvement of each specific Unit as herein des- ignated, shall be a first and prior lien against abutting property therein from the date such improvement is ordered by Ordinance as hereinbefore pro~i, ded, and shall be a personal liability and charge against the true owners of such property at said date, whether named or not. i. The City Council of Plainview, Texas shall cause to be issued, in the mam~ of the City, assignable certificates ~n evidence of assessments ievied~, declaring ~he lien upon the property and the liability of the tr.~e ~wner or owners thereof, v~hether correctly named or not, and shall fix therein the terms a~ conditions of such certificates. (a). The above certificates shall recite sub- stantiaily that the proceedings with reference to making the improvement therein referre& to, have been regularly and in compliance width the la~;, and that all prerequisites to the fixing of the assessment lien against the property described ~n the said certificate, azm the personal liability of the owner or owners thereof have been performed. (b). The above certificates shall be prima facile evidence of aZi the matters recited in said certificates, and no further proof thereof shall be required, and in any suit upon any' assessi~en~ or I~e-asse-ssment, in evidence of ~,i~ion a certificate shall have been issued hereunder, it shall be sufficient to aiie~e the substance of the recitals in such certificate and that such recitals are in fact true, m~d no f~ther allegation with re~erence to proceedings relating to such assessment or re-assessment shall be necessary. .2. Such assessments sh~mll be collectable with in- terest, expense of collection and reasonable attorney's fees, if incurred, and shall be a first and prior lien on the pro- perty assessed, superior to all other liens and claims except State, County, School District and City Ad Valorem Taxes,and shall be a personal liability and charge ~ainst said owners of the property assessed. IX. That no assessment for the specified improvement of the specific Units as herein provided shall be.. made against any Railway or 166 its owners, nor against any abutting property or its owners, unDit after notice and opportunity for hearing by and before the City Council of the City' of Piainview, and no such assessment shall be made against-any abutting property or owners thereof 'in excess of the special benefits of Such property and its owners in the enhanced value thereof by means of such iraprovement. i. in connection with the above hearings, the owners of such Railways or the owners of any interest therein, and the owners of such abutting property or the owners of any interest therein,, shall have the right, at such hearing, to be heard on any matter which is a prerequisite to the validity of the proposed assessment, and to contest the amount of the proposed assessment, the lien and liability therefor, the special benefits to the abutt- i~ ~riOlqerty and. 'owners thereof by means of the improvement fox. ~ahich the assessment is to be levied, ~ the a~ccuracy, s~f~fi~q~ency, regularity, and validity of the proceedings ann contract =~ ~- hsction with such improvement and proposed assessment. 2. In further connection with the above hearings, the City Engineer is hereby ordered and directed to prepare and file with the City, estimates showing the cost of the specified im- provement of each specific Unit herein, together with the descrip- tion of abutting property in each Unit, the marne of the owners of such property, and the amount proposed to be ass~ssed~ against each parcel of property in each such Unit, and all other matters and things recuired by law in con~ection with the proposed assess- meat. (a). It is provided, however, that any m&stake in such estimate or in the amount and in the description of the property, or in the names of the owners thereof, shall in no wise affect, in- validate or impair any assessment whinh may be levied. X® That the specified improvement of the specific Units as herein designated shall be made by Bryan & Hoffman, Paving Contrac~tors, under the terms and provisions of the contract he~etofore enoered into by and between the City of Ptainview and the s~id Bryan & Hofgman, Paving Contractors, after public advertisement for seal- ed and competitive conDract bids, based upon the plans and speci- fications for the improvement herein s~oecified, ~-~ud the supple- mental agreement thereto entered into by and between the said Bryan & H~ffman~ Paving Contractors, and the City of Plainview, Texas. I. In cor~nection with the above contract, it is ordered that any ordinance, rule or regulation requiring or providing for competitive bids, or advertisement for bids, other than that here- tofore accomplished, shall be, and the sm$~e are each hereby waived, dispensed with, and suspended for the purpose of the specified im- provemenv herein ordered. XI. That the proportionate part of the specified improvement of the specific Units herein designated, which is chargeable to the City of Plainview, as herein provided, shall be paid out of the funds of the ~"~ ~z~y presently on hand and heretofore allocated for street imp rov ement. Z. In connection with the above payment, the City D~ Plainview slaa!i not in any manner be liable for the payment of any sum assessed against any prooerty~ and the owners tnereoi ..... ~fer~ the specified improvement herein ordered, and the said a~oresaid Bryan & Hoffman, Pavin~ Contractors, shall look solely to said property and the o~mers thereof for payment of the su~s assessed against such respective parcels of property, but the City of Plain- view, shall exeroise all of its lawful powers to aid in the enforce- ment and cotiection of said assessments. 167 as herein desiajna ~Fniie the conditi creates an emerg~ immediate preser~ safety, requirin{ than one meeting prohioltmng the taking effect o~ be, and the sarm ordiance shall t passage. Iii · That the fact thst the specified improvement of the specific Units .ted are in suck urgent need of such improvement .on of the weather will p.~mit such improvement, ~ncy and imperative public necessity for the -arion of the public ~eace, property, health and ~ that any rules t tzar an ordinance ~e read at more of the City Council of ?lainview, and all rules on the day introduced and the ~a~sage of an ordiance 'the same on the date of introduction and Dassage, are hereby dispensed with and suspended, and this ~ke effect and be in force from an~ after its ~. ~ ~ D 5th day of August, 1946 PASSED ~D APPROZE this · J. N. Jordan ~yor ATTEST: J. L. Gaitawa_~y ~[otion by Alderman Js~nes, seconded by Atdemman Hancock, that the ~E!ect~ician's Bond" of J. P. McOauley be approved and accept- ed. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion aha second that an Equalizazion Board be appointed con- sisting of the foiiowing; T. J. Boney, L. R. Taylor and A. D. ~ omm~. and L M · Y ~ ~ Alton ~ '+~ . Frogge as alternates mire~' s, and L. ~uaex~an, · The motion~ was carried and it was so ordered. Motion and ae. oond that the monthly reports be accepted and ordered filed~ the regular salaries, and the following bills, be allowed and oz~ered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered: ~PORTS: City Secretary's report of water, sewer and mis- c~:iianeous collection for the month of July, ~!2,727 62 ~' ~ ' Police's report for July, {s994-.75. City Inspebtor's report for July,lg46 %355.00 City Ta~ ~ .... ~ ' ' report for July i9~6, eD48.58. (C~rent T~s) Delinquent T~es for July,1946 ~2380.16. Southwestern Public Service rgport ending August l, 1946, ~910.06. SALARIES: P. H. Bryan, ~250.00; J. L. Gallawyy, ~185.00; J. N. Jordan, ~185.00; Margaret Kay, ~85.00; Frank R. Day, ~100 00; Lester %~ James, ~20.00; C. P. Elliott, ~]20.00; ~ ~ ..... ~ · ~- ,~ ~0 00; C. H. H~cock 620.00~ Ben ~. Smmtn~ ,~20.00, W. O. H~l°n='~160[00; Hoyt Curry, ~225.00; Nath B~kett, · E. J. S~earor,~l~0.00; Joe E Baker, ~150,00; J~es ~.~ Woolsey, ~ ~sn ~1~0:00: Hub i~0.00~ B. M. Odom ~150.00: Geo. ~. Boswezl~ ~i2~.00~ ~. .00 i&n nO. Prank Risler, ~t50.00} Berry Lynch, ~t50.00; C. O. jones, ~150.00; J .... ~r, ~i}~.~ ; Plainview Fire Department ~30.eO; W. F. Poley, %325.00. S. E. ~olies, ~240.00; A. T. Herrod, ~$i50.00} J. B. Slaughter, ~i25.00; ulaude Yaoeo, .~ ' ~ w' ~180~00; O. B. Guin, ~170.00; O. E. Kuyken- dall, ~ 50.00; Roy L. Warren, ~i5 .00; R. N. Teketi, ~150 00~ ~' 0 . ~itton ~i35 00; J :.~. Heflin, O. E. Bram!ett, ~i45.0 ; T. P ~ , ..... $115.00; Dr. E. O. Nicholi, ~I25.00; Dr. D. P. jones, ~75.00; Will Evans, ~!25.00; Frank Stultz, ~i25~00; BILLS: Ea~! T. Bart, ~!350.00; B.C.D., ~500.00; Plainview, independ, ence School District, ~t25.00; Piainview Public Library, ~40 00; Texas State Guard, :$i2 50; Soutnwestern Public Service . · 694.20; Company, ~i~808.62; Somthwestern ,Bell Telephone Co., . i~N~v~e~, Builders Supply, ~30 50; West Texas Gas Co., ~54 10; P ~' ' ~ ' The Thatcher Printing Co., e3t.59; Commercial Radio Equipment Co. 3.50; State Chemical Co. ~1.80; Barley Cities Service o .. ~ ot~t_on, %29.2o~ Hiker's -' ~' ~ ~ · ~er~ce ~t~t~on a Garage po ~a. ware~ ~ , ~t~e '~38'; ~ ~ o , ~.~ ~z~=~w Hard- Corp., ~5.~5; Phillips Battery Oo. ~6 k~ "~;~--~ ~ ~ ~Oil ~680.86; Oon%inen~al Oil 0o. ~ }~3.38; FeCePal LaboPa5oPies, Inc. ~13.68; Arch Keys Flower Shop, ~.50; A. _~: ~''~. Shook, ~8.32; ~sagleo~- Chemical Co., ~50.25. Dudley E.~G°dwin, ~i~.00; Roc~eii Bros.$ Co., }~.50; Robinson- I[erring~.Drug, {~9.16; neams E%ectri5 Co., ~39.i8; ~ale}~ County Foods, ~7.05; Blue Bonnett Cafe, ~13.i5; The Seagrave Corp., ~50.60; W. S. Dariey &~ Co., .~10.80; Neptune '~'~.eter Co., ~76.3i; J. C. Penney Co., Inc., $3~.%0; John Hull, ~67.30.~ Halls Service Station, ~;~5.2~; Dodson ~}' ' Co ' ~zemzcai ~5.25; Green Wrecking Co., eJ0.$0; Overton &~ Ross, Inc., ~10.$5; The Rohan Co., ~;~9.t2; R. C. Daf fern Coal &. Feed Co ~ii 75; IAtiiity Supply Co., ' ' ' J.L. Galiaway; Reg., ~t9.00; Biggs A Company, ~!07.96; Hooper & Ca.~'Iton, ~i0.93; i~.~agnoiia Petrotetm?~ Co., ~2~.~' o 75; Shepard Chevrolet ~o ~1 60; Universal Suopi~r Co., ~-.35; Walke~ Smith Co., ~}2.26; Gz'een's Sheet ~Zetai V/orks, e26.~ 0'~; Plainview P it~tb i ~~ ~ ,~ .Electrical- Co. ~ f~7.80 ;~ Higginb oth~-Bart !e t t ~8.85; ~¥est rharmacy, s2.98: wi~ I~?otor Co. *!~ ~n . ~ . ~ ~ . _ ~. ;- ~ _ ., ~..~; Fred Berry- hz%t~ souzpment~ co, ,- ,,s%~.R6'~ , Poxwortn-~alors, mth L~{ber Company, e~5.00, The ~!aznvzew Trzbune, ~2.~0; Connor [~,lathes Co. , ~S. 0i: The Lon~-Beli L~ber 0omlo~y, ;~8.66; Neptune i~eteP 0o., Gibson-Pi~bing Co., e6}.30; Leonard Custom Tailor,s Byars Bros., ~.}5; J H. RadfoPd Grocery Co , ~10.6i; The ~'t of Lubbock, {}!~8.62. ' · - ~sz y There being no further business, meeting adjourned. Piainview, Texas, Aug.8,1946 A called meeting of the Council of the City of P!ainview, Texas, was held on the above date with the l~{ayor, J. ~{~. Jordan, presiding, and A!derf~en: W. C. Malone, Ben F. Smith, C. P. El!iott, C. H. Han- cock,, and ~. W. James, and. City Finance 0ffic~r, P. X. Bryan, when the following business was t~ansacted, to-wit: Motion by Alderman Eiliott, seconded 'by ~klderman iianc,,ck +'~+ Joseohine Pillar be~p~oznte~_ ' ~ as Deputy Sanitary~ ' 0fficez-~l~'~~~ ~ ' ~ ~ salary to b4 ~}!25.00 per month~ and 225.00 per mont~ allowed for car altowanc.e.. There b%ing no fusther business meeting adjourn- ed.. ' - There bein~ no further bu~in~ess, meeting adjouned. 169 The ~City connc Malone, C~.B~,~ E~i~t~:~L ...... W .... ~es~, ..... Cit~ .co~eator, P. Bryan, City S~itary Officer, Dr. E. C. Nich~!l and city Attorney read as follows: Nr~'. Josephine Pillars appointed Depn~y city San- for the am~.,of~$2~~37-~''~'' ,~.~.~..~.Has~e~.~&,.Green, ~engine.ers, for the ~mount__ of $410.35, be approved and or.~red paid. The motion T~ Mayor appointed., L. W. J~e~,C. P. Elliott and C. H. H~co ck also to ceaS~,~L~.~ ,~e.,.~c~f of pelice.Hoyt C~,y, ~o ~rive~at.a fair rental charge on a parki~.:.~ meter in fron of'the different the following '~D/t~t!~m~ .passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the ordinamce. ~R E $ 0 L U T I 0 N:- S~E OF TE~ CITY OF P~.I~IEV4-,:TE~ .... CITY COMMISSION PLAINVIEW ,~.~ TEXAS On t~his,, the. 19th. da~ of~A~ ~s~t~.,. 1946, the .City Council of~.Plain~iew~, Texas Convene, d in regular meeting with'the following members present., to wit: ~N::~~ayo~. Lester W..~, ~ .C .P ..Ellio~.~., W .C.Malona.,~Co~ci~e~ City Clerk wLth~the following absent: B~ F.Smith c~stituting a quor~, at which.~%ima?.t~followi~ other business was transacted, to wit: M~m, Elliot. t. introdu~d-~a pr~p.o, sed...~esGluhien and. made that it be adop~.mo~ion..~as- seconded by Mr. J~es . T:he motion carried by the following vo~es: A~S: Jemes , Ell- !ott., Ha~cock , Malone. $~ m-_-NOEZ:.~ The Mayor anno~ced resolution had been finall~ adopted, The res,~tiea~is RESOLUTI ON.- - RATIFYING CONTRACT OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, WITH THE HAS~E & GREEN,-F~GINEERING COMPANY ON WATER AND SEWER WORK. con~.e, mp la~e~a_-financing s.ai& p re- ject with f~cm.~bamd.s or warrants and such addi- tions?.to the snore construct~ion funds as may be supplemented by gov- ernmen~. agencies, or. o~he~e-,~. - WHEREAS,-. it is.. nec.e, ssa~,y ..that ..~he. City Council ob- tain the services of a competent Engineer to make reports, prepare plans, specifications and .supervise construction; ,and. V~m__.sai.d contract has in open meeting of said body been excuted on the pa.r..~ .o£.~.tJ~e.~.di~t.y~..b$~.it-a Ma~or. and .b~ the, Engineer; and. WHEREAS said contract has been executed and_is re- ferred to and~mad~:a, pa~ of t.his-~ resolution as if written..he~in full; BE IT RESOLVED BY. THE.CITY COL.~C~I~..~.02 RLAIh~IIEN, TEXAS 1. That said contract be and it is hereby confirmed and ratified 170 as the contract of the City Council of PlainEiew, Texas, by and 2. That t~he?~Eayor.and. necessary and convenient to ( SEAL ) ATTEST THIS THE 19th day of August, 19&6 J .L .Gallawa~ ~bity Cl'~rk.' .signed J.N.Jorda~. Mayor, Plain- view, Texas STATE PF TEXAS CITY OF P · t~ ~IE~ This agr~.eme.nt~..m~de~.~he 19~6, by and b~twee~ the , .hal- ter called the Owner, 'and HASIE & GREEN ENGIE~ERiNG CO., Lubbock, Texas, hereinafter c.atledth, e Engi~ W I T N E-S S E~T H . THAT WHE~ this contract, covenant and agreement is entered into for and in consideration of the s~moF~$1,~GO~, by aaid... City to said Engineem::~i~ hand. paid,~tha~.receiD~o£~ whiah:is..hereby acknowledged and confessed and £or other, further, good, sufficient, THAT,~W~REAs~the~Owner. in~da.t~ :doa certain ~ount of city improvements, consisti~ of sewerage or se~er extensions, ~L the consDruction:to be finance~ by voting of bonds, issuanc.e of. ~ei~thsr NOW ~F0~, the 0Eer and the E~ineer, for the con- Siderations Th Engineer agrees to ~erf~rm the abo~e n~ed work professional services The 0Eer agrees to pay the engineer for sich services The P~tia~s hereto f~ther agree to the followi~ con- siderations: 1, TheEngineer,s ServiceS: The Engineer'~s profession? al services consist, of being thecons~l~ant~_~on~ all.engimnae~ing, ma~. ~ers as rollaways: NeCessar~¥.con~-~erences~,.~he.~p~e~p~ana~ion~ of.p~elim~ inary studies and preparation o~. reBo=ts,.~he~pre~a=atiGn of working drawings, surveys, speci2ica~ians, the.d~a~ting of-.forns o~ propo, sals and contractS, the..issaanc of certificat.es:'Rof payment~ the keep- ing of accounts, the general administration of business and supervi- sion of the work. ' 2. Payments to the Engineer on account of his fee shall be made as folloEs: .~ Upon the completion of 25% of the basic .rate of commissi.on..cj~ c onst ruc t i~n..~,c~.at_ plans~ t.o~...t h~ City Council ;r 8wner, the. sum of..25% of the basic rate of~cGmmiss- ion, computed upon the est&ma~e~ces&~o2 cGnat=ua~t~o~ ..... ~ . From .time.to~time.during.theexecntlon.~and~prog~ess of the construc~ti, on wo. rk,.p.ayments,ahall.ba_~made on. the remainder of the fee-in, proportion to the completed work, and/o~ en.~the_.basis. of the contractor,s estimates, until the aggregate of all payments made of account of commission arising from this agreement, computed 171 No de,d~.ion ,,shall ,h..a m~Lde.~from the Engineer' s fee on accoun of penal~y, _liquidated damagers,, ,or other sums withheld from payments to the~,~c~t~a~t~s The.- 0wne~, ag~e-es, ~ t~hat .he, will,~ include., in tke.~con... tract with, alL contractors, a p~enal~¥ clause ~or .liquidating damages~ in accord_~moe ~iwith. tha Standard. For..oE ,Gene~at.,conclLtions of Agree- men~ accep~ed~,ihy.,t.ke~,~_me=£canSoci,ety-o,f~ CiuiLEngine,ers,...It is further agne. edi~,~that~, a.a2m~,eQuaL~t.,c ,two-thirds of said li.qu~dated damages shall be paid hy the Owner to the Engineer for his expense during the overtime . '~' i ~,',. ~S~lp.er~VmiSion, of th, e,~,~wo~k- The~,~ng~ near will endeavor to gyard the 0wne~ against~defects and.d~efic~encies, &n the work_ of contractor~,s,, hut he. doea~o~_~g,uama~t~e~ ..... ~h~ perigee:maxcie, o~ ~their contracts. The .aup~e.=~isimu of the, Engineer.is to be' dim~tinguished from 'the continual personal superin:tend,ence,,,b~-ba~ohtained hy emplo~ent: of, ~an.~.ins~,ec~,or who w~l.,be main~aine.d, on the gro~d all times necessary. The E~ineer a~greas that he will employ a com- petent inspector wh~ shall give full, complete and adequate inspec- tion of constructi~ ~. Prel~inary ~eports and ~esti~tes: ~en requested to do so, the Engineer shall f~nish preliminary estimates on the cost of the work. 5. Definii, ion ~ c~, of work: T,~ cost of the work as herein referred the entire expense to the 0Eer, but such cost shall hot 6 ...... ~. 0~a~shi~ ~of~&oc~ents: Drawings and s~eci2ications as ins~ ~vice are the property of the E~ineer whether 7.~ LiE~a oC~ co~t~aat~: This contcact, is limite~ to mater and seEe;=.l~:a o2,~the~S~all Addition and .such laterals as may be aU~;horimed by ,the oitymand the repair, improvement, and design of dispesalp~.~.~ 8. C~pliance.~ with Goae~ent ~R~e,g~l-a~iGns: The.~ E~ineer agrees that he will f~ly comply with all gover~eht regulations that contribute 9. It is understood and agreed that the Engineer will 10. F~l perforce: The 0Eer and E~ineer hereby agree to the full perfoEc~,~f~ -th~ IN ~STE0~ ~0F, they have executed this agreement th~day and year. above ~itten, By J.N.Jordan Second ( SEAL ) ATTEST: HASLE & GREEN ENGINEEE~CD~ By Coleman L. Hasie J .L, Gallawa¥ City Clerk 172 STATE OF T:E~S~~ C 0UNTY OF ~E t~-) THI S,.~QRANDOM OF. AGRE~A~T .. made ~,,Ba.~t~aen, ~A...J ,Donals~a,~ ~. Eir~s~. Party, and CITY .OF PLAI~IE~.,.. TEXAS, ~a~. mT!nic~p,a~ co-po, ration ac t- ing herein by J.N.Jordan, its ~ayor, .thereunto duly authorized by p r ope r r e s olu~ian,,~.,.Sec~nd P~a.r.,t.,~,~ ,is. -~t.a.~ ~itae~:~ That t he Z. T .Maxwell...j omelettes&.._ Su~ ~:...si~.ua~ed~ i~ ~lai~ie~, ~ H~e~ t y, Texas ,~ ~t.he,~.~G~ha~s,t ~co~er~ ~o.f .said 2G. ~c~es ~.heing .a~,...the.. terseotion ofF'~rst .Street .and Broadway Street in the to~. of Plainview, Texas, on ~hich there is situated and located c~p tourist camp~.,~ith.~s~e~.~22~,~..hui~s, an~a~., u~i~.s, and, .the de s crib e d. 20. ~acr. es tn. said~ Max~.,~ett~ Homas~aad..~S.u=~,e,.~ .cons?za~i,ng principally o£. 22..huildings~., inCi, uding _a .. 2ill£ng._ station, for a tttal consideration of $1 000.00 and Second Par~y agrees fo buy said ' ' - The Fi=s~t.,.~Rar~ herah~..gi~aa, and~..g~.an~s..,.to the_ Se~c~o.nd the right and,pri~leg, e~ of ing~sss..~ ~d~ egr..~ss, into. said.. 20, ~ac~e tract for the, p-~.pase .,o~ removing all,~.oZ, ..sa.idm~ burdines improveme~t,a,..wi~ hi.n, a.p.e=iOdm Of_ no.t. la,tme= than~Ja~.~...1.,~ and as soon aa..~ossihlg..~.~aiI~e.~,_~Qc, tohe~_15 ,.. 1~46,~ p~o~ided.. ~that weatter conditions or some other conditions over which Second Party ha s. -no~... c.,o~.ol ~,m~,.~,r~eEe~._~.~aL .~he~ ........ First Part_y de scribed ~o, uris,t .... lea.s,ed,:,t.G ..one Frank.. E .Pearson ~to. made condi~i.oned .. upon. t.he~ interest and, leasehOldS ,whicA..said.,F~ank. and t o .said.,.. p. rap.e~y,,~ ,ontrac~..of .sale is' factory wL~h,.~him.,as y to negotiate and and purchase any and all rights:.:so owned and ~eld by said Frank E.Pea~sa~,.as~,~ant ....... First.Par,t~ fur,.-,the~.~a~ee.~.,~ha~._~he~.Second.Pa~.~t.~ ma~go, in. and uponSaid p~emises.~a~-ter~.the..=emo~al..oZ.~atd~imp~o~eme~ts .... have been. commie,red.and use maintainer and such o.ther equipment it may have to straighten up and smooth off-said grount and beautify t.he~...~same,.,. It is,,.ag~ee..d..h~.ein t. hat: t_he.. Second Party.-.will~..det~:osi~t: m.i~,h the City National Bank of Plain~ies, Texas., togethe~_a .copy of~ thi.s ~ contract, the....snm~ af...$20Q.,OG .~,o~ ~u~.an~e..~s-~ai~pe~o~ce . of all co~,:ti.ons...he~,ein,..~p~osed, and,~, t~ha~-.~hen.:.said, con~aa~, is cons~ated ~said .$200.OG s~ll..~p, ly as...a,~ c.~.edl~,.~on the considera- tion to be paid, and when cosed said fmll Cash consideration of $1,000,00~-~all ~he First,~-Pa~t~ =ep~es~ts-.%o~.the Second.~Par~ythat.sai&.~land~.and all impro~emen~s..thereon.a~e clear, o2~a~and..a1L.da~t_s, loins encumberanc.as, and that he has a right'tO sell such ~mprovements, subject only to. the. leas~,~o..Frank~E,Pear, aon It is~ fur.~her .agr~eed..tha~...,this co~t~act~ will ,h~ .~.~losed and the full consider, at.ion paid .as soon asa-the city is .satisfied~ that...it has made ~ trade~wi~h .the...said~ Frank. E.Pearson,. and when the First Party has prepere,d, executed and acknowledged apr, oper bill of sale to all the. aha~ d~scr~he~.imp~o~Eema~a WITNESS OUR HANDS in four ~riginal copies, ~his 26th day of August, 19~6. -- Signed by, A,J.Donelson ~irs t,~ ,P a~,~. ~ CITY_0F PLAINVIEW Signed by J.N. Jordan ...... M~yor Second Party 173 THE STATE-0~ TEXA COU~ITY ~ 0F HALE THIS MEMORA_ND~I OF AGREF~T made. between FRANK .E ~PEARSON, First Par. ty~, and CITY OF PLAINVIEW, -a m~icipalm~Corpora~ion act- ing herein by and throufh its mayor, J.N. Jordan, thereunto duly authorized, Sec~n~P~$~,~ is~ ~ta ~wi~ness:~ ~. That First Party is the lessee of A.J.Donelson of the twenty ac~es ou~ of~ the Z.T.Maxwell S~ey in Plainview, Hale~ County, Tex~, the northeast ~o~ner of saiddtwenty ~a~es being at the intersec~ion~ 0f.~. First ~/~B~oad~y ~St.~eets in. ~he ~City o~ Plainvie~, Texas., on which there ia locat~ed and. situate d. a to~ ist c~p consisting of 22 buildings and/or units. That said First Party has the above dea~ib~ tour. Ls~t~c~p ~ leaae~ ~i&~.~a~y 1947, That ~.E~rst~ Parity ~ has~ ~eed and.~ ~does.~.he~eby ~agrea~ with Sec- ond Part y ttm, t~ Lhe~ ~will~ s~ende~. ~up ~his~lease ~.~f~ and from the said~A. J. Done.~on. no~ latar~ t~n~OatGhe=~lS,~ .1946~, and. for such ralease.of~, his l~ae a~d~s~re~e~i~such~mO~ssi~ the Seco~ Party, Second Party does~ ,herehy~ agree~ind ~tmelf to pay to t~he Ei~st~ Pa~y~ the ~s~ o256~G. OG ink.cash, said.~payment~. to be made h~y~.~the~Sec~ p~t~. ~tG.~the.Firs~ B~ty ~n~Oc~t~ 15, 1946, ~or t~t~ said DonelSon ague. es in~ w~i~ing-that~ he ~wi~.~sell~ ~i ~ef ~e ments od ~he~ahowe described~2G ac~J~axwell~t~t ~tmO. the~Second~ Party, and ~if~ said ~Do~elaan.~ do~ea agree in~i~ing ~L~e~ .Sec~& then and as~soon~ as~_~ha, s~d~ ag~eem~t is~D~GD~i~ ~aig~ ~and es- crow plac~d~ in~the.~B~, said~ First~ P~ty tO ~his c.~ntrac~ shall be entitled to his frill comsider~ion of $650~.0~0., a~heag~eea part that~he~ill~ , full~ and~comple~tely ~ender~np andy and all leases, claims, ~nte=eat which~he may have in and s~d.~teaa~fpr~pJerty to~the Se~cond~.~P~ty~not latSr than October 15, 1946. This contract is to be null and void unless Donelson a- gree s t o ~. ~~o~eme'~$~ ~ WIT~ESS 0~ ~S in four original copies, this 26th day of August, 1946. Signed Frank E.Pearson CITY 0F By J. N. Jordan Mayor 'sec,an& Party. Upon a motion and second that the following ordinance be pass- ' d ed and ado~te · The motion was carried and the ordinance follows. -:O R_ D_ I N A N C E AN ORDINANCE ASSERTING THE CORRECTNESS OF PR~LE, RATIFYING, APPROVING AND ABOPTING ESTIMATES, ROLLS AND STATEMENTS OF THE CITY ENGINEER OF THE ~!TY~ OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS: ORDERING ~ARING TO BE ~I~VEN TO THE 0WI~ERS .OF ABUTTING PROPERTY PRIOR TO ASSESSmeNT FOR I~PR0~NT. OF SUCH ABLe, TING PROPERTY, PRESCRIB- ING PROCEDURE FOR SUCH P~ARING, N~ING DATE, TII~.~E AND PLACE 0E SUCH ~RING, 0RDERING- CITY SECRETARY TO GIVE NOTICE 0F T~ TI~IE, PLACE feND PL~F~0SE OF SIICH ~ARING, PRESCRIBING SUBSTANCE OF FORM OF SUCH NOTICE AND DE- CLARING AN EMERGENCY. ~REAS, the City of Plainview, Texas, by ~0rdinance No. 528, has!' heretofOre determined 'that pulbic nscessity exists and requires that the follow-lng portions mf the designated s~ree~ in the City of Plainview, ~'exas shall be improved as therein probided'~ t o-wit: ' , Der~r Street from~North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. '8 Den~er Street ~rom North line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Stree, designated, as Unit No. 9 E1 Paso Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Str~eet, des.~ignated ams Unit .No. lO E1 Paso Street f~om North line Oynf.Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated .as.. U z~t No.. 12 Fresno Street from North line of Tenth Street. to South line of Eleventh Stree~t,. demsignat~ed~as Unit No.~ Galveston Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth ~treet, designated as~ D-nit. No. 17 Galveston Street from North line of Ninth Street to SoUth line of Tenth Street, desig~ted as Hnit No . 19 Galveston Street f~om North~line of Tenth Street to South li~e of Eleventh Street, designat~ed, as Unit N1oi $ 20 Houston Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth~Street, designated as Hnit No. 21 Houston Street from North line of Eighth .Street to South line of Ninth Street, designat.ed as Unit No. 22 Independence Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. 25 ' ~' Independence Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated~.~as. Unit No. 26 Joliet Street from North line of~"~eventh Street to Sonth lins of Eighth~Straet , .designated as. Unit No~ 29 Joliet Street from South line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street,~ designated as Unit No. 30 Joliet Street fr6m North line of Ninth Street to North line of Tenth Stree.t, designated as Unit No. 51 0aklanl Street ~rom North line of Seventh Street ~10 South line of Eighth Street, designated as Unit No. ~8 Oakland Street from South line of Eighth street to South line of Ninth Street, ~esignated~as~ Unit No. 49 Portland Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Street ,¥?'i~esi.gna.ted~ as U~n'~t No. 52 Portland Street from ~outh line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth St~reet, designated as .Unit No. 53 Portland Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street,. des,ignated as Uni~No. 54 Eighth Street from West line o2 Houston to East line of Independ- ence Street, 'designated as Unit No. 57 Eighth StreeD from ¥Jest line of independence Street to East line of Joliet Street, designated.as Unit No. 58 Eighth Street from West line of Joliet Street to East line of Kokomo Street, designated as Unit No. 59 175 Eighth Street from West line of Kokomo Street $o East line of Lexington Street, designated as Unit No. 60 Eighth Street from West line of Oakland street to East line of Portland Strveet, designated as-Unit'No. 62. Eighth Street from West line of Portland Street to East line of Quincy Street, designated as. Unit.No. 63 Tenth Street from West line of~ Houston Street to. East line' of Independence Street, &esignatad~ as. Unit No.. 67 Tenth Street from West line of Independence Street to East line of Joliet Street, designated.as. Unit No, 68 Tenth Street from ¥~est line of joliet Street to East line of Kokomo Str~e..t, designated as Unit .~No. 69 Tenth Street from EaSt line of Kokomo St?eet to East line of Lexington Street, designated .as Unit No. 70. Fresno Street from North line of Sixth Street to South line of Seventh Str,ee.t., designated a,s Unit No. 77 AND ~REAS, the City of Plainviea~ Texas, by Ordinance No. 528, ~as heret, o'~$re determined that ~s ' portions of such designated streets shall, be improved by raising, grading and filling same, and by ins.talli'ng concrete curbs and.gutters, and, where neo. essary, storm sewers and drains, and by paving with the following type of material ~on. specified foundation: 1. P~F~RRED: Caliche Base. Caliche Base. ALTERNATE: Triple Asphalt Surface on Six-Inch Double Asphalt surface on Six-Inch 0ne-Inch Oklahoma Rock Asphalt on Six- 3. ALTERNATE: inch Caliche Base~ A~D WHEREA~, the City of Plainview, Texas, by Ordinance No.528, has heretofo.re provided that na assessment, for the specified improvement of the specific Units as herein designated shall be made against any Railway or its owners, nor against any abutting property or-its owners,, until after' notice and oppertunity for hearing by: an~ before the. City Council of the ~m y of Plainview,- and no such.assassmentl- shall be made against any abutting property or' owners .t.heres~ in excess of the special benefits of such prop- erty and. its owners in the enhanced, value thereof by means of su ch imp r.~meat. .~H) ¥~XqEREAS., the City of Plainview, ~Texas, by Ordinance No. 528, ~ ' ,tion .with the.~ above hearings, has heretofore providied, ~n conne¢, that the owners of such.Railways, or the owners of any interest therein, and. the ownams of such abutting pr.operty, or the owners of any interest therin, shall' have the right, at such hearing, to be hea~_d on any matter which is .a prerequiaLte to the validity of the proposed assessment., and to contest, the amount of the pro- posed assessment, the lien and.liability therefor, the special benefits to the abutting property ~zud owners therof by means of tl~e improvement for which the assessment is to be levied, and accuracy, sufficiency, regularity and validity of the proceedings and contract in connection with such impro~em'ent mud proposed asse ssment~. AND WHEREAS, the City of Plainview, Texas, by Ordinance No.528, has heretof~-ar-e, in further connect:ion with the above hearings, ordered and. directed, tPmt the City Engineer prepare and file with the City, estimates showing tlhe cost of the specified im- provement of each specific Unit herein, together with the ~es- 176 cription of abutting, proper~t~ in each Unit~, the~ names .oS owners of .such praperty, and the amo. unt propoaed t.o be~assessed against eachlparcel~ of property in each such Unit, and all other matters and things required by law in connectioA with the pro- posed assessment, NOW, TIiEP~FORE~ BE-IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TM~, CITY OF PLA INV IEV~ ~ " - That all matters asserted in the preamble tot. his Ordinance are hereby declared to he.true and corract~. That the following estimates, rolls.andm statement~ of the City Engineer of..the. City of,Plainview, Texas%..~iiad. in obedi, ence to the di~e.ativ.e ~estated. in~..t.h~..,preamble herein,, be,. and the same are hereby, in respect to the matters and things therein contained, in entirety, ratified, approved and adopted, to-wit: UNIT NO'. 8 DENVER sTREET WIDTH 30 FT. FROM I~O'RTH LINE OF NINTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF T~ S~T ~o~I ~ro~rty E~ST ~ No. O~er Owner Lo~ Blk. Addition Fee~ ~e O. ~. Lindsay 8 64 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 O,. B. L~ndsay S-11 9 64 A. & W. 11 2.67 29.37 S. ~. ~pe N 39 9 64 A. & W. 39 2.67 104.13 S. H, Hope 10 64 A. & W. '50 2.67 133.50 S. H. ~ope S-30 1~ 64 A. & ~. 30 2.67 Hudgins & Toliver N 20' 11 64 A. & W. 20 2.67 53.40 Hufigi~ & To~ver 12 64 ~ & W. 50 2.67 72.09 Hudgins & Toliver 12 ~4 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 Hu~ins & Toliver ~ 64 A~ & W. 27 2.~7 72.09 WEST SIDE O. J. Laas Part ~5 A. & W. 32 2.67 ~5.44 O. J. ~as I 65 A. & ~W. 50 2.67 133.50 G. J. C1ements 2 65 A~. & ~. 50 2.~7 133.50 G~ J. Clements N17' 3 65 A. & W. 17 2,67 Virgil Tearers S33' 3 65 A. &' W~' 33 2.67 88.1t V-~gil- Tearers N35' 4 65 A. & W. 35 2.67 93.45 R. W~~ O~Keefe S 15' 4 65 A. & W. 15 2.67 40.05 R. W. O'Keefe 6 65 ~ A. & W. ' 50 267 133.~0 :~O~AL PRO~P~ OWN~ C~T ............ .: .......... $1,7~.53 TOTAL CI~ CO~T ........................................................ 58~,84 ~TAL ~IT~ CO~T .................................. $2,3~.37 UNIT NO. 9 ~ DENVER STREET WIDTH 30 FT. ~OM L~NE O~ ~EVENTH STrEeT TO~al property EAST S~DE No, O~er Mrs. _G. W. D~venport 10 1 Highland 1~.0 2.67 ~0.60 H. C. Godfrey' x2 i 'Highland ~0 2.67 133~ ~s. E. ~. Robinson WV2 13 I Highland 50 2.67 133,~0 ~r~. E. E. Robinson W~ 14 1 '~ighl~nd 50 2~67 133.50 .WE~T S~E p. ~. S~ick I 2 High~d 50 2.67 133.50 P. E. Shick-5' 2 2 Highland 5 2.~7 13.35 Ch~ of Chris~ 45' 2 2 Hi~hl~nd ~ ?.~7 Charles ~aughn 3 2 Hig~d ~ 2.67 133.~0 Lewis Bri~on~ 4 2 - Highland 50 2.67 133,5~ Clnra~ Sch~z~ & - ~s. Freda Sco~t 5 . 2 Hig~and t80 2.67 ~0.~ '~O~AL PRO~ O~R C~T ................... $2029..g0 TO~AL CITY COST ............................................... . ......... 676.40 ~AL ~IT C~T ............................ $2.705.60 U~T 'NO. 1~ EL PA-gO.'S~EET WtD'T~ 30 E~S~ SI~E No. Owner .. Lot BUr. ~dd~i~n F~et V,~*e Mrs. Lee Stephens N120' 10 2 Highland 120 2.67 320.~0 Ka¢l S'~an S60' 10 2 Hi~h]and '60 ~ ~7 160 Odes Simpkins 1I 2 ~i~hlan d /59 2.~7 1~3.5~ Odes Simskins N15' 12 2 ~i~hland 15 2.67 ~.05 j..p. ~ 13 ' 2 ~ighland ~0 2.67 133.50 J. P. Flake 14 ; 2 :Highland 50 2,67 ] 33.50 ~T SIDE Carl Jackson ~0' 1 3 High!and 50. ?~7 ]~3.b0 To~e Hammond 2 3 Highlar~d 50 2 67 133.5~ . Travis- ~wards 3 .3 Highland 5~ 2.67 ] 33.~0 ~ Wiles 4 3 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 J;. D. Price S50' 5 3 ~i~h~nd ~ 9 g~ 13'3 J~hn .W. Cobb N130' 5 3 Highland 130 2.67 347.10 ~Off~L ~PER OWNER 'COS~ ........................... ~2.~9.20 ~T~L UNIT COST ~ $2 705.60 ~ NO, 14 FRESNO S~ET ~ 30 FROM ~o~l Property E~ST S~DE No~. O~er ~. B', SlOneker 10 3 Highland ~3~0'~ 2~67 Geraldine M~s 11 3 Highland 50 2.67 133.~0 Geraldine ~s ~2~ 3 Hi~Iand 50 2~6~ ~33.50 L~ ~ LaFont W~ ~3~ 3 Hig~and 50 2.~ 1~.5~ L. A~ Hollar ~5' ~ 4 ~g~and 50~ 2,67 133.50 L. A,~ Holler' E85' 2 4 High, and ~0 2.6~ 133.50 Chas. E. Alexander 3 4 Highland 50~ ~,67 133.50 Chas,~ E. ~e~ander 4~ 4 Hi,land 50 26~: 133.50 J. ~ Barker' ~130' - 5~ 4 ~l~nd ~O 2.~ 347.1~ UNIT NO. 10 EL PASO STREET WIDTH 30 FT. FROM NORTH LINE OF SE%rENTtt ~TREET TO SOUTH I_~NE OF EIGHTH STREET ~.AS'~ SIDE Total: Property No. Owner Owner LOt Blk. Addition Feet Dan E. Ansley W~ 9 67 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 Dan E. Ansley WVz 10 67 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 Mrs. Tom Thompson 11 67 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 Teresa Stockton 12 67 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 Mrs. R. El. Meyers 13 67 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 Mrs. C. D Fowler 14 67 A~ & W. 50 2.67 133.50 W. M. Whitesides 15 67 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 W. M.' Whitesjdes 16 67 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 WEST SIDE E. Roper 1 74 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.F6 E. Roper 2 74 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 Mrs. George Wycoff 3 74 A. & ~r. 50 2.67 133.50 Mrs. George Wycoff 4 74 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 Lester W. James 5 74 A. & V,r. 50 2.~7 133.~0 Lester W. James Nm~ 6 74 A. & W. 25 2.67 66.75 W. B. Armstrong S~ 6 74 A. & W.' 25 2.67 66.75 W. B. Armstrong Est. E~0' 7 74 A & ~v. 50 2 67 133.50 W. B. Armstrong Est. E~0' 8 .74 A & W. 50 2.67 133.50 TOTAL i~ROPE~Ty CO~ST ..................................... TO,UAL CITY COST ...................................................... 712.06 TOTAL UNIT COST ................... $2.~4~.0.0 UI~IT NO 17 GALVESTON S~ET ~3FIDT~I 30 FT. NORTH LI1V~_ ~ SE~E~V~H SITom~SJ_ TO. SOUTH LiNE C~lv EIGHTH STREET ~EAk~T SIDE Owner LOt BIk. Addffi~n Feet ~'. P~efflefinger 9 7.9 A. &-W. 50 P. HeffIefinger S~ 10 79 A. & W. 25 Taylor JoLner N'~ t0 79 A. & W. 25 Taylor Joiner S35' 1I 79 2~ & W. 35 J. D. Smith N15' 11 79 A. & W. 15 J. D. Smith 12 79 A. &-W. 50 C. D. Koen 13 79 .A: & W. J. A. Bush 14 79 A. & W. 50 JA. BushW85' 1~ 79 A. & W. 50 J. A. Bush WS~' 16 99 A.& W. 50 WEST SIDE Plainview Sanitarium. 1 ~6 A. & W. 50 Plainview Sani%~rium N40' L 2 86 A. & W. 40 L~ E. O~dham S10' 2 86 ~A. & W. 10 William Delbert Bain 4 86 A. & W. 50 R. O.. Pennington 5 86 A. & W. 50 R. O'. Penning/on 6 86 A. & W. 50 l~rs. R. A. Barison ~ -~ 'A. & W. 50 Mrs. R. A. BRrison 8 86 A. AW. 56 TOTAL HROP~A~TY OWNE~R C'OS~T ................... $2. ~ 36.00 T~YrAL CITY CO~ ........................................................ 712.~ TOT~ ~T COST ..................................... $2.848.~ UNIT NO. 19 GAL~STON STREET ~DTH ~R~ LI~ OF ~ S~ TO SO~' L~NE OF TE~ EAST SIDE Own,er Lot Blk. Addilion G. W.' Yancy W70' 7 77 A.?& W. G. W. Yancy W70' . 8 77 A. & W. J. A. Tu, bbs 9 77 A. & W. Josie F. Taylor 10 '77 A. & W. T. D. A%kins 11 77 A. & W. John Shropshire 12 77 A. & W. Johnson Shropshire Part 77 A. & W. WF_~T SID~ Mrs. Eva Barnes Part 88 A. & W. Mrs. Eva Barnes I 88 A. & W. Mrs. Eva Barneg N~ 2 86 'A. & W. J. E. Sheeon S~ 2 88 A. & W. J. E. Sheeon 3 88 A. & W. H. D. Witt 4 88 A. & W. R. C. Mangum 5 88 A. & W. D. P. Bowman 6 88 A. & W. NO. Feet B.~*e 50 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 35 2.67 32 2.67 50 2.67 25 2~67 25 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 50 2.67 50 2 67 TOTAL P~O~E~; OWNER COST- ...................... $1,785.39 TOTAL CITY OOST ..................................................... 595.13 TorrAL Ui~IT OOST .................... $2,380.52 UNIT 1~0; 20 GALVESTON STREET ~rlDTH FROM NORTH LIINE OF TEI~TH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF E~EVE~rH STREET F2AST SIDE Blk. Addition 4 Highland 4 Highland 4 Highland 4 Highland 4 High'land 5 Highland 5 Highland 5 HighIand 5 Highland · o4~1 Property Owner l~.te Asses?. 2.67 133.50 2.67 66.75 2_67 66.75 2.P, 7 93~45 2.67 40.05 2~67 133.50 2.67 1.~2.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 t33.50 Owne~- Lot John Mathes 10 II. S. Hilburn 11 H. S. Hilbu,rn 12 ]~red H. Shelton W% 13 Fred H. Shelton W% 14 WF~T Mrs. Vera Wilks Mrs. Vera V~Jlk~ 2 Mrs. Vera , Wilks 3 Mrs. Vera WiLks 4 2.67 133.50 2.67 106.~0 - 2.67 26.70 2.67 133~50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133~p0 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133:50 30 FT. To~l l'rOperty Owlter AsseSs, 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.50 133.50 93.45 85.44 133.50 66.75 66.75 133.5~ 133.50 133.50 133.50 30 FT, To~I Praperty No. Owner Feet ~te Asseas. 180 '~67 486.60 -50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.5~ 50 2.67 133~50 50 ' 2:67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 480.60 J. N. Jordan 5 5 Highta31d 180 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY 0'WNEI~ COST ........................ $2,029.20 TOTAL CITY COST ...:2 .................................................. 676.40 TOTAL, UNIT COST .................................... $2,705.60 L UNlIT I~O. 21 HOUSTOI~~ STREET WIDTH 30 FT. FRO1VI i~O,RTH LINE OF S, ~CE~I STRF__~r TO SOUTH LINE O~F EIGHTH- STREET EAST SIDE Owner D~on' Rice ]Don Rice Don Rice I~" Ch~ E. Allison Chas. ~, ~lison Chas. ~ Allison ~.. ~ Allison S20' Plain~ ~itarium Plainview ~nitarium ~ainview Sanitari~ WEST S~ J. N.' Bley J. ~.~Bley N~ L. M. Blakemore S~ L. "M; B~kem~e TOtal Property No. Owner L~t Blk. Addition Feet l~ate Assess, 9 86 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 1~) 86 A. & W. 50 · 2.67 133.50 11' -86 A. & W. '"25 2.67 66.75 11 '86 A. & ~7. 25 2.67 66.75 12 86 A~ & 'W. 50 2.67 133.50 13 86 A. &'W. '" 50 2.67 133.50 14 86 A. & W. 20 2.67 53.40 14 86 A. & W. 30 2.67 BO10 15 '-786'" Al & W. 50 2.67 133.50 lfi 86 A. & %V. 50 2.67 133.50 1' 91 2 91 2 91 3 91 Mrs. 'Beulah R:0usser S~ 3 '91 Mrs; Beulah Rousser . 4 '91 W. S. Poet 5 9'1 W. ,S,: Poer 6 ' 91 A. & W. ' 50 2.67 Mrs, L. B, Hendrick ~ 7 91 A. & W. 50 2.67 ~. _~ TOTAl, PI~O,~E~TY O~rNF~ COST ....... :- ............. $2,136.~ ~AL, C~ COST .: ...................................................... 712.~ TOTAL U~T COST ............................ $2.848.~ UNIT ~O~. 22 HOUSTON ST~EE~ ~D~ ~OR~ LI~ OF EIG~ S~ TO ~ L~ OF ~ $~ A. & W. 50 2,67 133.50 A. & W. 25 267 66.75 A. & W. 25 2.67 66.75 A.-. & W. 25 2.67 66.75 A. & W. 25 2,67 66.75 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 133.50 133.50 ~ ~ST S~DE -~ Ow]let J. J, N. Bley -: J. N;~ Bley E. Hr' Davis ~ M~.~ ]~. G. Burnett T. L.~ Ball Maw E. Banks Mary E. ~s E. W. ~inge~ : ~ E. W; .Klinger E. W. Klinger.~N20' .. L ~rs. ~annah : ~ken - Mrs. ~annah ,Reinken ~rs/Nannie Mrs. Narrate .Hart ~%, ~--' 6 Mrs: Molsi~ Arthur $~ 6- Mrs. Mollie Arthur 1~ 7 Mrs. C. K. Shelton S% T Lot Blk.' Addition Feet 9 87 A. ~& 'W. 50 1~ 87 A, & W. 50 11 . 87 A. & W. 50 12 87 A. & W. 50' 13 87 A. &'W. 50 14 '87 - -A.: & W. -. 50 15 87 A. ,& W. 50 16 87 A. ~& W. 50 1 90 A,&W. 50 2 90 A. &'W. 50 3 90 A: & W. 20 3 90 A, & ~ W. 30 4 .,90 A. & W. 50 5 90 A. & W. 50 90 A. & W. 25 90' A.&W. 25 9O ~A. & W. 25. 90 A. & W. 25 30 FT. To~l Property O~rner l~ate Assess. 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67" 133.50 2.67 53.40 2.67 80.t0 2 67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 66.75 2.67 66.75 2.67 6~q.75 2.67 66.75 2,67 133.50 Mrs. C. K. Shelton 8 * 90 A~ &,W. 50 TOTAL t~O~P~RTY O,WNt~ CO,ST ....................... $2,I36.00 T(YrAL CITY COST ........................................................ 712.00 TOTAL _UNIT COST .............................. U~T NO. 25 ~DEPENDENCE S~ET W{~ 30 ~'. . ~O~TH-MNE OF ~IN~ S~? TO S0~ LINE EAS~ SIDE To~I p~perty , .:-. -,' . '- ~, . - - O~r ~ Blk. -A~tio~t F~I ~ A~es~ Mrs;-~.~F. McCle~don 7 ~ A. & W. ~0 2.67 133.50 Mrs. ~ F, ~cClendo~ 8 89 A, & ~. 50 2.67 133.50 Mrs~ E. F. MCC~endon 9 89 "A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 Mrs. E.F. ~ . McClendon S14~ 10 89 ~ & W. 14 2.67 37.3~ Mattie O. Mc~nish N36' 10 89 A. & W. 36. 2.67 96.12 Mattie O. ' ' ~cInnish WT0' 11 ~ A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 ~ttie O.' ~c~nish W70' 12 89 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 Mattie O. McInnish~ Part 89 ~ & W. 27 2.67 72.09 ~ST SIDE J. L. Gue~ 1 1 ~verside 150 ~67 ~0.50 W. ~ Morter 14 1 Riverside 150 2.67 ~0.50 TOTAL ~~ OW~R C~T ............... ~ ........ $I,674.09 T~AL ~ C~ST ......................................................... 558.03 TOTAL UNIT COST .................................... $2,232.3~. UNIT NO. 26 INDEPEND,ENCE STREET FROM SOI3~ LINE'. OF TENTtt STREE~r SOUTH LINE OF ELE~ITH E~ST SIDE No. Owner Lot Blk. Addition Feet Hoyt Curry 10 6 Highland 180 J. Fred Benefield 11 6 Highland 50 Mrs. Freddie Windwehen 12 6 Highland 50 Mrs. Freddie Windwehen 13 6 Highland 50 Mrs. Freddie Windwehen 14 6 Highland 50 WEST SIDE L. L. Rosser 1 7 Highland 50 L. L. Rosser 2 7 Highland 50 Cecil Berry 3 7 Highland 50 Cecil Berry 4 7 Highland 50 L. F. Caddell Nl15' 5 7 Highland 115 G. D. LeweRyn S65' 5 7 Highland 65 TO WIDTtI 30 FT. Total Prop. Owner l~.ate Assess. 2.67 480.60 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 30Z05 2.67 173.55 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST ..................... $2,029.20 ~OTAL CITY COST .................................................. 676.40 TOTAL UNIT COST ................ $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 29 JOLIET STREE~T WIDTH 30 FT. FROM NORTII LIN~ OF SEVENT~I STREET TO ~ SOUTH LINE OF EIGHTH STREET EAST SIDE No. . Owner Lot Blk. Additlien Feet A. C. Koeninger 9 3 Riverside 50 A, C. Koeninger 10 3 Riverside 50 A. C. Koeninger 11 3 Riverside 50 R. L. Trammell 12 3 Riverside 50 Foster 13 3 Riverside 50 Episcopal Church 14 3 Riverside 50 Episcopal Church 15 3 Riverside 50 Episcopal Church 16 3 Riverside 50 WEST SIDE City 1 3 College Hill 160 J. R. V~ayland 11 3 College Hill 50' J. R. Wayland N 1/3 i2 3 College Hill 17 Richard Locke N 2/3 12 3 College Hill 33 Richard Locke N 2/3 13 3 College Hill 33 Louis N. Thomas S 1/3 13 3 College Hill 17 'Louis N. Thomas 14 '3 College Hill 50 Total Prop. O~arner ~ate Ao~es-. 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST ...... TOTAL CITY COST ' TOTAL UNIT COST ................................... $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 3ff JOLIET STREET WIDTH 30 FT. FROM SOUTH LINE OF EIGHTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF NINTH STREET EAST SIDE 2.67 427.20 2.67 133.50 2.67 45.39 2.6?' 88.11 2.67 88.11 2.67 45.39 2.67 133.50 $2,029.20 676.40 Total Prop. Owner 2.67 133.50 2 67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2~6'; 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 WIDTH 30 FT. No. Owner Lot' Blk. Addition Feet Mrs. Ruth Branham 9 2 Rive[side 50 Mrs. Ruth Branham 10 2 Riverside 50 B. E. Mitchell Est. 11 2. Riverside 50 Fred Greening F_~. 12 2 Riverside 50 Fred Greening Est. 13 2 Riverside 50 Mrs. Mary Cooley, W65' 14 2 Riverside 50 Mrs. Mary Cooley, W65' 15 2 Riverside 50 Mrs, Mary Cooley, W 65' 16 2 Riverside 50 WEST SIDE De]ma Benedict i 2 College Hill 50 Delma Benedict 2 2 College Hill 50 T. C. Shepard 3 2 College Hilt 50 Denver A~fala Mill 4 2 College Hill 50 Denver Alfalfa Mill 5 2 College Hill 50 Mrs, Clara Plnkerton 6 2 College Hill 50 A. A. Hunting~on 7 2 College Hill 50 A. A. Huntington 8 2 College Hill 50 TOTAL PROPERTY OW'NER COST .................... $2,136.00 TOTAL CITY COST ................................ 712.00 TOTAL UNIT COST .................................. $2,846.00 UNIT NO 31 JOLIET STRE~ET FROM NORTH LINE OF NINTH STREET TO NORTH LINE' OF TENTH STREET EAST SIDE Total Prop. No. Owner Owner Lot Blk. Addition Feet flute Assess. Joe Killen 7 1 Riverside 150 2.67 400.50 B. R. Arthur ST5' 8 1 Riverside 75 2..67 200..25 Harley King N75' 8 1 Riverside 75 2.67 200.25 WI~ST SIDE 5. L. Linville 1 1 College Hill 54 2,67 144.18 J. L. Linville 2 -1 College Hill 54 2.67 144.18 J. P. Zimmerman 3. 1 College Hill 54 2.67 144.1~ Ethel San~ord EV2 4 1 College Hill 54 2.67 144.18 Ethel Sanford E~/~ 5 1 College Hill 54 2.67 144.18 Ethel Sanford E~/2 6 I College. Hill 54 2.67 144.18 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST ................. $1,666.08 TOTAL CITY COST .............................................. 555.36 TOTAL UNIT COST .................................... $2,221.44 UNIT NO. 48 OAKLAND STREET FROM NORTH LINE OF St~VENTH STREET SOUTH LINE OF EIGHTH STREET EAST SIDE NO. Owner Lat Elk. Addition Feet H. E. Laird 6 15 Col?ege Hi].] 160 J. W. Nee1 7 15 College Hill 50 J. W. Little 8 15 College Hill 50 J. B. Oswald WT0' 9 15 College Hill 50 J. B. Oswald W70' 10 15 .CoUege Hill 50 W~ST SIDE J. D~ Smith S105' 1 22 College Hill 105 J. B. Masten N60~ 1 22 College Hi 1 60 C. g. Critchfield .11 22 College Hill 50 C. H.1 Criichfield 12 22 College I-Iill 50 C. H. Critchfield 13 22 College Hiil 50 Sudie Oberthier 14 22 Cottege. Hiil WIDTH 30 FT. Total Prop. Owner Rate Assess. 2.67 427'.20 2,67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133~50 2.67 280,35 2.67 160.20 ~.6~: 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 -.TOTAL PRO,PERTY OWNER'COST .................. $2,029.20 676.40 TOTAL CITY COST ....................................... TOTAL UNIT COST .............................. $2,705160 LrNIT NO; 491 OAI~AND STR{ET WIDTH 30 FT. FROM SOUTH LINE O'F EIGHTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF NINTH STREET Total ]Prop. N~. Owner F6et ]F~.%e As~s~. 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2~67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 5~ 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 EAST SIDE Oxv~er Lot Blk. /~ ddt(ion W; I. Burroughs 9 14 College H:ill W. I. Burroughs 10 14 College Hill Mrs. H. E. Housley 11 14 College Hill Mrs. H. 1~. Housley 12 14 College Mrs. H. E. Housley 13 14 CoYege Hill Mrs. H. E. Housley 14 14 College 'Hill G. R. Mabry W~ 15 14 College Hill G. 'P, ,Mabry 16 14 College Hill <WEST SIDE Albert Bertelson 1 23 College Hill J. E. Braselton 2 23 College I-Iill A. D. Mires 2 23 College Hill~ A. IL Morris 4 23 College Hill C. E. Beach 5 23 College Bit 1 J~ p. Woodward 6 ~3 College Hill Juanita Hacker 7 23 College .Hill 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.56 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50' 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 $2,136.00 712.00 $2.848.00 WIDTH 30 FT. Total Prop. N~. Owner Feet ]A~,fe Assess. 160 2.67 427.20 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.6~ 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 160 2.67 427'.20 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 $1,922.40 640.80 Juanita Hacker ~ : ~' 8 23 College Hill 50 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST ................... TOTAL CIT~ COST ...................................... TOTAL,UNIT COST ...... ~-- UI~IT NO. 52 PORTLAND STREET FROM NORTH LINE OF SEVENTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF EIGHTH STREET EAST SIDE Owner Lot Bl:k. Addition Mrs. Mary Cox 6 22 College Hill P~ L. Hooper 7 22 College Hil R. L. Hooper 8 22 College tIill Cecil F~ Brown W¥2 9 22 College tlill Cecil E. Brown W~2 .10 22 College Itill W~ST SIDE Bradford Grocery Co. 1 27 College Hill Anna Ballingee 11 27 College tIill R. E. Walker 12 27 College ]Kill H. Caddel] 13 27 College Hill Mrs. E, L. Shick 14 27' College Hill 50 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST ............. TOTAL CITY COST .............................. TOTAL UNIT COST .......... :-~-- _$2,563.20 UNIT NO. 53 FOI~TLAND STm~ET WIDTH 30 FT. F~OM - SOUTH LINE O'F EIGHTH STREET TO SOUTTi LINE OF NIN~IZa STREET Total Prop. Owner 1~,ate Assess 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.~0 2.67 133~50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 ~67 133.50 2.67 133.5~ 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2:67 133.50 2.~7 133.50 EAST SIDE Owner Lot Blk. Maude Dawdy WV2 9 23 Maude Dawdy W¥2 10 23 C. A. Robinson 11 23 A. D. Mires 12' 23 ~.~ F. Shannon 13 23 J;E. Thompson 14 23 Karl Samman 15 23 Karl Samman 16 23 WEST SIDE Mrs. R. L. Brown ~! 26. Jim Norman 2 26 J. ~Wade James 3 26 J. Wade James 4 26 H. A. Ehresman 5_ 26 Wayne Boyd 6 26 Wayne Boyd 7 26 No. Addition Feet College Hill 50 College Hill 50 College HY1 50 Co~ege Hill 50 Collegd Hill 50 College Hill 50 Col:ege Hill 50 College Hill 50 College Hill 50 College Hill 50 CoEege Hill 50 College Hill 50 College Hill 50 College Hill 50 College Hill 5(~ Wayne Boyd 8 26 College Hilt 50 ~67 133.50 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST .................... $2,136.00 TOT.~L CIT~r- COST .............. : ....................................... 712.00 TOTAL UNIT COST ...................................... $2,848.00 UNIT NO. 54 PORTLAND STREET FROM NORTi~ LINE OF NINTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF TENTI-I STREET WIDTH 30 FT. EAST SIDE Total Prop. No. Owner .Owner Lot Blk. Addition Feet P~te Assess. Robert J. Strader W75' 7 24 College Hill 54 2.67 144.18 Robert J. Strader 8 24 College Hill 50 2.67' 144.18 Plaifi~iew Ind. Sch. Dist. 9': ~ 24 College Hill 54 ~ 2~67 ~ 144.18 Plainview Ind. Sch. Dist. 10 24 College Hill 54 2.67 144.18 J. Frank Norfleet i1',~ 24 Col:ege Hill 54 ~ :~2.67 144.18 J. Frank Norflee t 12' "24 Colte~e Hilt 54 2.67 144.18 WEST SIDE Moody McCulloch 1 25 College Hill 54 2.6~7 144.18 Moody McCulloch 2 25 Co-lege Hill 54' 2.67 144.18 C. B': i~Craig 3 2~ College Hill 54 2.67' 144.18 For~es} Mickey 4 25 College Hill 54 2,67 144.18 Karl Samman 5 2~ College Hill 54 2.67 144.18 L J~, ~.Chunn" ~6 2~ Co lege Hill 54 · 2.6,7 144.18 ' TOTAL PRO,PERTY OWNER COST $1;736J16 TOTAL CITY COST ........................ ;.(_ ............ [[i[__:i ..... -576.72 TOTAL UNIT COST ...... :_ ............ $2,306.88 Ui'~IT~NO. 57 EIGHTH STREET WIDTH 30 FT. FROM WEST LINE OF~HOUSTO~T STREET TO EAST LINE OF INDEPENDENCE STREET NORTH SIDE Total Prop, Owner 2.67 373.80 2.67 125.49 2.67 248.31 2.67 373.80 .2.67 186.90 '2.67 186:90 $1,~495.20 - 498.40 30 FT. Total Prop. Owner 440.55 440.55 440.55 440.55 WIDTH 30 F~. NO. Owner Lot Blk. AddFi~n Feet Mrs. C. K. Shelton 8 90 A..& W. 140 E. H..'Perry .E 1/3 9 90 A- & W. 47 Clarence Perkins W 2/3 ~ 90 A. & W. 93 SOUTH SIDE: ~ J. N; Bley t 91 A. & W'. 140 A. C. Couch ET0' 16. 91 A. &'W. 70 Alice Harrel :W70' 16; .9! A. &fW. 70 TOTAL PROPER~:~Yi OWNER COST .............. TOTAL CITY COST ................................. TOTAL' U~I~IT 'COST ................................. $1~93:60 UNIT NO. 58 .EIGHTH. STEEET WIDTH WEST LINE OF I~E~EN~ENCE S~EET TO EAS~ L~E OF JO~ET ST~T NORT~ SIDE O~v~er Lot Blk. A'ddilion Feet l~a~e Mrna, !da Thon~as 8 2 Riverside 165' 2.67 Mrs. Ruth Branham 9 2 Riverside' 165 2.67 SOUTH SIDE J. Z. Guynes 10 3 Riverside 165 267 Episcopal Church ll 3 ~iverside '- ' 165 2.67. TOTAL PROPERTY ~WNER COST ....... $1,7662.20' TOTAL CITY COST ~ .... ~ ................... 587.40 TOTAL UNIT COST .............. $2,349.60 UNIT NO. 59 EIGHTH STI%EET FROM - WEST LINE OF JOLIET STREt~I' TO E~ST LINE~;OF KOKOMO STREE~ NORTH SIDE Total Prop. No. Owner Owner L~t ]~lk. 'Addition Feet ]~a~e- Assess, A. H. Huntington 8 2 College Hill 14~ .2.67 ' 373.80 E. J..:Roper ~WT0' 9 -,2 College Hi I 70 2.67 186.90 N. H:. Gammage S70' 9 2 College Hill 70 2.67 186.90 ',SOUTH SIDE J. R. Wayland - 10 3 College Hill 140' ~, 2.67 373.80 J. R. W~ayland, 11 3 College Hill 140 2.67 373.80 TOTAL PROPE~T~Y 'OWNER COST ........ - .. $1,495.20 TOTAL CITY? COST ' '- ..: .................. :! ........ 498.40 TOTAL UNIT COST $1,993.60 UNIT NO.. 60 , ~ %?EIGHT~t S'~. EET ' ............... .,WII~IT 30 FT V~EST' LINE/OF KOKOMO STREET-TO EAST LINE OF LEXINGTON STREET Total Prop.. ~. ~ O.wner Feet R~te Assess. 140 2.67 373.80 140 ~2.67 373.80 SOUTH SIDE Owner Lot Blk. Addi/ion E. D. Cares 10 4 College Hilt J. Alton Miller 11 4 College Hill . NORTH SIDE W. G. Hofim~n 8 ~ College Hill E. West Klinger 9 5 College Hill 140 2.67 373.80 140 2.67 373.80 TOTAL PROPERTY ~OWN:ER COST ............... $1,495.20 TOTAL CITY COST ................................... 498.40 ~' TOTAL %rNIT COST ................... $1,993.60- uNIT'No. 62 '~ EIGHTH STI~EET WIDTH 30 FT. FROM WEST LIN/E OF OAKLAND STREET TO EAST LINE OF PORTLAND STREET ;SOUT~ SIDE ~ Total Prop~ Owner ,.' U ~0,~?" Blk. ~:~ ddilion Cecil Brown '~,W70' 10.':'? 22 College HilI Deb Turner E70' 10 22 College Hill C. H. Critchfield .... .~ 11:~:22 College Hill NORTH SIDE Juanita Harper 8 23 College Hill J. A. Asher E70' 9 23 College Hill Maude Dawdy WT0' 9 23' CoIle'ge Hill No; Owner Feet if; B~,te :~ Assess, 70, 2'~67 ~ 186.90 70 2.67 186.90 140 2:67 373.80 1~40 %.67 873.80 70 2.67 , 186.~, 70 2.67 ,~ TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST .................... $1,495.20 TOTAL CITY COST ..................................................... 498.40 TOTAL UNIT COST ................................................... $1,993.60 EIGHTIt STl~EET IYNIT NO. 63 FROM V~EST LINE OF PORTLAND STI%EET EAST LINE OF QUINCY STREET NORTtt SID~ TO WIDTH 30 FT. TotalPro~. No. O~vner Feet Hate Assess. 140 2.67 373.80 140 2.67 373.80 Owner Lo% Elk. Addition Wayne Eoyd 8 26 College Hill College Heights Baptist Church 9 26 College Hill SOUTH SIDE J. (7. Dodd V~70' 10 27 College Hill H. C. Rude E70' 10 27 College Hill 70 2.67 186.90 70 2.67 186.90 2.67 373.80 Anna Ballengee 11 27 College Hill 140 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNEI% COS~ ............. $1,495.20' TOTAL CITY COST .......................................... 498.40 TOTAL UT{IT COST .................. $1.993.60 ITNIT NO. 67 TENT~I STREET WIDTH 30 FT. FROM WEST LINE OF HOUSTON STREET TO EAST LINE OF INDEPENDENCE STREET -NORTH SIDE Total Prop. No. Owner Owner LoS Blk. Additien Feet ~le Assess. Roy Dement I 6 Highland 140 2.67 373.80 Jewel lYfargaret Jones ET0' 14 6 Highland 78 2.67 186.90 Mrs. Freddie Windwehen W~0' 14 6 Highland 70 2.67 186.90 SOUTH SIDE J. 'W. McDaniel E~t. 'East Part 89 A. & W. 90 2.67 240.30 Mrs. E. F. McClendon West Part 89 A. & W. 70 2.67 186.~0 Mrs. Mattie iV~cIrmish WT0' 89 A. & W. 70 2.67 186.90 . TOTAL PROP~RTY O~VNE~ CO,ST ......................... $1,361.70 TOTAL CIT~g CC~ST .......................................................... 453.90 TOTAL UNIT COST ........................................ $1,815.60 UNIT NO. 68 TENTH ~TI~E~ WIIYrH 30 FT. FROM WEST LINE OF INDE.~ENDET{CE STREET TO EAST LINE O.F JOLIET STREET Total Prop. No. Owner Feet Hate Assess. 140 2.67 373.80 70 2.67 186.90' 70 2.67 186.90 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 25 2.67 66.75 25 2.67 66.75 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 ............... $1,682.10 NORTH SIDE Owner Lot Blk. Addition L. L. Rosser 1 7 Highland H. R. I~eeney ~70' 14 7 Highknd J. H. Slanfield W70~ 14 7 Highland SOUTI-I SIDE J. I~ Guest 1 1 Riverside J. L. Guest 2 1 Riverside J. E. Reams 3 1 Riverside J. E. Reams E25' 4 I Riverside Mrs. Davis Kennedy W25'~ 4 ~ Riverside Mrs. Davis I~ennedy 5 I Riverside J. S. Bristol 6 I Riverside J~e Killen 7 1 Riverside T@T3~L PROPERTY OWNER COST Total Prop. Ov~aer Haie Assess. 2.67 373.80 2.67 186.90 2.67 186.90 560.70 TOTAL CITY COST ............................. TOTAL UNIT COST ..................... $2,242.80 UNIT NO. 69 TENTH STREET WIDTH 30 FT. FROM WEST LINE OF JOLIET STREET TO EAST LINE OF KOKO~[O STREET NORTH SIDE 2.67 373.80 373.80 No. Owner Lo% Blk. Addition Fee~ Ray D. Blair 1 8 Highland 140 Hazel Kelly W70' 14 8 Highland. J. M. Ford ET0' 14 8 Highland 70 SO UTI-I SIDE J. L. Linville 1 1 College l.~dl 140 Ethel Sanford 12 1 College ]gill 140 2.67 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST ..................... $1,495.20 TOTAL CITY COST ................................................. 498.40 TOTAL UNIT COST .................................... $1,993.60' UNIT NO. 70 TENTH STREET FROM EAST LINE OF I~OKOMO STREET TO EAST LINE, OF LEXINGTON STREET NORTH SIDE Owner LoC Blk. D. C. Arthur I 9 A. D. l~Iires WT0' 14 9 L. C. Billing~on ET0' 14 9 SOUTI{ SIDE W. S. Hoffman 1 6 W. I~L Kidd E 46-2/3 12 6 Nelly Redfern C 46-2/~ 12 6 Essie Ludeman W 46-2/3 12 6 NO,. Addi¢ion Peet Highland lZ~0 Highland 70 Highland 70 College Hill 140 College Hill 46.66 College Hill 46.67 College Hill 46.67' TOTAL PROPEIRTY OWNER COST TOTAL CITY COST WIDTH 30 FT. Ov~ner Mrs. Jessie Pierce Estate Mrs. Lee Brim Mrs. SV. F. Wall NS0' 1V~rs. Eva Stone Si00' WI~,ST SID~ Mrs. D. 'ff. 1V~cGlasson Total Prop. Owner Rate Assess. 2.67 373.80 2.67 186.90 2.67 186.90 2.67 373.80 2.67 124.58 2.67 124.61 2.67 124.61 $1,495.20 498.40 TOTAL UNIT COST ........... ~ ....$1,993.60 U~IT NO. 77 FI~ESNO ST]~EET WIDTH 30 FT. FROM NORTlq LINE O'F' SIXTI-I STREET TO SOUTI{ LINE O'F SE%'ENTH STREET EAST SIDE Total Prop. No. Ox~rner L,~t l~lk. Addifien Feet l~e Asses,~. 16 73 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 15 73 A. &- W. 50 2.67 133.50 14 73 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 13 73 A. & W. 50 2.67' 133.50 12 73 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50' 11 73 A. & W. 50 2.67 133,50 11 73 A. & W. 100 2.67 267.00 1 80 A. & W.- 50 2.67 133.50 2 80 A. '& W. 50 2.67' 133.50 3 80 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 ~t 80 A. & W. 50 2.67 133:50 5, 80 A'. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 6 80 A. & W'. 150 2:67 400.50' $2~ 136.00 712.00 C. A. Shook Mrs. A. G. tIarrison TOTALI Pi~OPE~RTY OWNER COST ..................... TOTAL CITY COST TOTAL, IYNIT COST ................................... $2,848.00 · .~. haaring :v:'!! kc gfven ?_nd hc!~-_~- cn~__ ~cfcrc t~.c City Council .............. , ................................................... ~ur ~- III. That a hearing ~shall. he gir~en an& held by and~.before..the 3ity Council of the City of Plain~iew, Texas. to tha own..e~s, of any Railways ar the owners of eny interest therain~,._and~,ta..the owners of abut:ting property or the-o~ners of any int.e~eStm .th, ex.e,. in, in any of the Units.as he~einBaf~ore desigratai,,_,at~ which they shall have D~he right to he he~ar.d, on..any ma~t~tar..~.which, is_a prer.equisite to the validity of .the..proposed.assessmeat~, and~ to contest the mamOhL~t Of the proposed assess~ent~, t.he. lien~ and the liability therefar, the'speciaL, bene£i~s to the abutting proper- ty ~.d the owner, s~ thareof by means of the improvement for whidh the assessment iS;~/t'O 'be levied,,~nd, t~e accuracy, sufficiency, regularity and validity of the proceedings and contract in con- nection with such improvement and proposed assessment. IV o That the hearing he. rain prov,ided shall be held in the~Council~ meeting room of the City Council of the City of Plainview, at ot~e City Hall in the Cit~y of Plainview, Texas, on the 9th day September, A. D. 194~, at 10:00 A.~., and may be continue~ from time to time until the purposes thereof are, in the opinion of the Council, fully accomplished, and such hearing is in all respects to be conducted in accordance with the law. That the City Secretary is her. eby directed to give notice of the time, place and purpose of such hearing b~ causing notice in substantially ~he farm hereinbelow prescribed to be. _published at least three~time, s prior to the date of said hearing~ in the Plainview Evening Her.ald~, a ne~spaper of general and daily cir- culation, published in the City of Plainview, Texas, anti.the first of which publications S~hall be. at least l0 days prior to the d~te set herein ,for the said hearing, and the form of which notice shall be substantially as.fo~llows: NOTICE: T0 T~TE O~d~ERS OF PROPERTY ABUTTING UPON THE HEREINBEL0W ~TIONE:D P~0~TIONS OF STREETS IN THE CITY 0F PLAINVIE~, TEXAS J~D TO ALL,. OTHERS HAi~ING ANY INTEREST AFFECTE:D THEREIN: The Gov erni,~ .Boby of the City of Plainview has heretofore order- ed that the following p~ortions of streets in the City of plainvie.~v, Texas, shall bern improve~ ~by raising, grading and filling same, and by installing..co~ncr.e~te curbs and gutters, and, where neces- sary, storm sewers and drains, and by paving with Triple Asphalt Surface on. Six-inch Caliche Base, to-Wit: Denver Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street,~ designat~ed as Unit No. 8 Denver Street from North line of T~nth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, desingated as Unit No.. 9 E1 Paso Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Straet, designated as Unit No. l0 E1 Paso Street from North line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit No . 12 Fresno Street from North line of Tenth Street to So~$h line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unih NO. l~ Galveston Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Ei~ihth Street, designated as Unit No., 17 Galveston Street from North lin~ of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. 19 Ga~kveston Street from North line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Str. eat, desigm~ted as Unit No. 20 Houston Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Street, designated as Unit No. 21 Houston Street from North line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designated as .Unit No. 22 Independence Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tanth Stree, ~esignated as Unit No. 25 Independence Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Elev~nthStreet, designat~ed~as Unit No. 26 Joliet Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Street, designated, as..Unit No. 29 Joliet Street ~rom South line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designated as IJnit No. 30 Joliet Street from North line of Ninth Street to North line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. 31 Oakland Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Street, ,des~ig,~at.ed ~aSm,Unit NO., 48 ~land Street from South line of Eighth Street ,t,o South line of Ninth Stree,~t, designated as Unit No. 49 Por.tland Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth .St.~ee.t, ~designated. as, Unit No... 52 Portland Street from South line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Strae~,~ desi~,na~,ed~ as., l~nit No. '53 Portland Street from North line of ~in£h Street to South line of Tenth Stree.t, desmigna.t~ed~.as ~n.it No,. 5~ Eighth Street from West line of Houston Street to East line of Independe~c.a~S~eet, de~signa~ed~a~Unit~N,o.. 57 Eigh~ Street from West line of Independence Street to East line of Joliet Stre.et~ designated, as ~ni~ ,N~o, 58 Eighth Street from west line of Joliet Street to East line of Kokomo Street, de,signet,ed aa. Unit. No. 59 Eighth Street from West line of Eokomo Street to East line of Lexington Stre~,m. des.ignated~,as Unit. No. 60 Eighth Street from West line of Oakland Street to East line of ~ortland Street, designated,~as.~nit No. 62 Eighth Street from West line of Portland Street to East line of Quincy St~e:e.t, de, sign,at,e.d as ~nit. No. 63. ~ Tenth Street from West line of Houston Street to East line of Independence,St,feet, de.signat,e&~.a~_~nit ~o. 67 Tenth Street from ~est line of Independence Street to East line of Joliet Street, designated as Unit No. 68 Tenth Street from West line of Joliet Street to East line of Kokomo Stree.t,m designated as.,Unit No. 69 Tenth Street from East line of Kokomo Street to East line of Lexington Street, designated as Unit No, 70 Fresno Street from North line of S&:xth Street. to South line of Seventh Street, desig~nated as.Unit .N.o,. 77 And contract from th e. . ma king and constructio~, of., such. im_p,rovement~s having heretofore, been made by The City of Plainview, Texas, and in connection therewith, the following assessments are proposed to be made, to-wit: (Here the CLty Secretary will insert and cause to be pu,~_lished the estimate of the City Engineer for the above ~nits, as hereinbefore set out, in, P_ar. agrap, h,iI. ) A hearing will be given and held,.hy and,. hefo~,e, the City Oonncil of the City of Plainview, Texas, to the o~ne,~s of. any Railways_ o~ the owners of any i. nt, erest fnerein,~ and~ ,to the owne~rs of abutting property or the own,e~,s, of ~any int, erest therein, in a,r~y of the Units as he,rei,nbefoz:e designer,ed, at which, they shall have the right to be ,heard on,.any, mat,.ter ,which is a prer. equisite to the validity of the p~op~osed.assessment, and to ,conte. S,t the..amount of ~he proposed assessment, the lien~.anL the liability therefor, the special benefits~ to the abutting pro,petty and the o~wners_thereof by means of the improvement for which..the assessment .. is. _ to be levied, and the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity and validity of the proceedings and contract in connection' wi~h such imp~o~ments and proposed assessment. The hearing herein provided Wi.li be .held.. in the Council meeting room of the City Council of the City of ?lain~iew, at the City Hall in the City of ~lainview, Texas, on the 9th day of September A. iD. 1946, at i0:00~ A. M., and will be continued from time to ti~ until the .pruposes thereof are, in the opinion of the Coun- cil , fully accomplished, and such ?~aring is in all respects to be cond~at, e.d in accordance with..tke law. By Order of the City Council of the City of Plainview Texas, under date of August,.. 19,-1946. VI. That no notice other than that hereinabo.ve provided, shall be neces- sary, and publication ~ such notice shall be due and sufficient notice to any and all persons, firms, corporations and other parties. VII · That the fact that the specified imp. rovs'm~n.t of the sp.ecific Units as herein designat.edare in such urgent need of such improvement while the condition of the weather will permit such improvement, creates an emergency and imparative public .necess~y for the immediate pr~eser~ation of the public pea~e, property, he~l~th and safety, z~equir, ing that any rules that an ordinance be read at more than one meeting of~ the ~Oi.ty Council of~ Plainview, and all rules prohibiting the. passage of the same on the date of introduction and passage-, be, and the same are here~y dispensed with and suspended, and this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED this~$th day of August, 1946. J. N. Jordan Mayor At test: ~ L Galiaway City Secret~ry Motie~ by. Aldar~man..J~amea, seconded by Alderman. Elliott, that Hasie & G~ee~.~ Eng~ering Co o ,Ua eE~lo~ed~to-~ p~re.~ _l~ar~e~plsms-~ ~and, spe cifica~i~on~Ea~t~e~ a~ ~sew~er lines to. the s~all Addition also the sewer disposal plant." The motion was carried ~d it There being no further business, meeting~adj~o-~ned. ~i ,~ C~ ~orI ~ ~ in vi e w , r exas ~~~~p 1 a invi ~:~ ~,~,~ ~ A c ~kled. meet~in~...of ~the~. Cit~y.~cil.~.~ of vi ew, Te xma.,. '~waa..~ held ~A.~.th~e,. aba~e .date~ the ~.Ma~o=,, presiding.~ a~d..~Aldarmen~ C~,E. Ha~nc~ck., G~.B,Eliio,t~t, L W... ~[ames~ W. C. Nal oue~.~and~.~.~B.an~..F,..S, mLth, City. p.u~chas~ing ~A~en~, P .~H Bryan, .and City Arty: Frank R. Day, being present__when the f o 11 ow ing .~hus.i ne, s~s ~was~ ~t~ansac,t~ed, ~,~ t,G~.~ w£~t~:~ Mot imO~. ~h.'.~ Ald~erma~ Elllo~tt,.. ae~c~on&ed hy~. Alderman Jame s, that t]~e following resolution be passed and adopted. The motion was carried an.~ the. ,~esolu~tion~ follows: Et a rag, ular~ me~.~t~ing. ~o£~.. the,~,,C.i~ Gouncil of the City of Plain- view, held in the Citz Hall on the ~19th day of August, 1956, with the following membe~s~.,~azan~,:,~ ~ ~ . J.N. J C. H. H ~ s Counc ilmen~, Lester W. C. Malone, ,C., P me~-. EllLot~t, and Ben F. City Secza~..~d Frea~ R. Day, City..~ttorney, berg present, among other business transacted the following resolution was passed:' ~SOLUTI 0N cared a wil. Li~ss~ a~a~.,de~sgr~e~to~-co~Pe~=ate~ ~Lth~ the CitZ of Plainview and~ its g~e=~ng~ .hod~ i~,an~e=i~ in~o..a con- tract on For~~?~l~SL~m~Or 21 f~ dw~elli~ ~t~s,~ ~d attached to ~id~ con~ract ..~d ~de a p~t thereof ~is Pro- ~ject not suffic~.~ of servicm~ me~ ~.~ mve~e~ans oE~e ~ecen~ W~orld Wm~ and their f~les~ a~t~t~ a =~l ~n~ed exists ~fo~ t~ es~t~Blisk- ~ment and t~.~d~ela~ of the 21 dwell~ ~uni~s as set out ~nd providied for in said contract and ProSect Develop- ment N~~, ~FORE, BE IT ~SOL~D by~the City Council of ~Th.at t h~ Form ~~L ~an&.~o. ,~R~o~j~i..~Da~elo~t~. P~ag~am~,~o~ ..... ~-l~Sla,~ whic.h ~ will he ~ a~tt~d~. ~e.~ ma~.~a..pa=t-: of said dwelli~ units set out and provided in said c~tract, in order' to relieve the housi~ shortage in the City of Plain- view; gram th ings ~ap~~, and Project Develapment Pro- the same is hereby in all BE tT FURTHER~ ,RESOLVED AND~,0RDER[ED ~by~ That J N.~ J.o~:~a~t t,he~Gi~_.ef~:p.l~i~e~m~be and he and that such execution be duly attested by J. L. G~la- The a~ for Aye: C.H.Hancock, Lester W. J~es, W. C. M~one~ C. P, Elliott, a~ the following Councilmen Voted Ma2: None. - THE- STATE OF~,-~TE ~Y~ ,S· ) COUNTY OF HALE ) Cindy by. cer~&f,~,~ ed and ap.~ova~, .-b~ .,~e~.~ Gt.t.~.,,Oaa~a~,, in regular s~s-ion on the 19th day o~ A~Us~, 1946, . s~e appears in,~he minutes of the City Cou$cil of Pla~nView, T~xas, WITNESS MY HAND AND 0FFIOIAL SEAL Ehis 27th. day of August, 1946. There being no further business, meeting The ing.. membe~a~p~,esea~. ,May~= Malone, Tac Colle,,ct~, P; H. Br.~an, ~CitySanitary Officer, Dr. E. C. NichOll, and Gity~ttorney, Frank R. Day, attended-the meet- ing. ?' Minute~f the l~st regular~meeting also, minutes or.the called Mot that the e~atimates.~o2 the amount amount of.J -the amount tha~ ~ae,e~.nde& ~,by Al~Lerman-:~Smi~h, ~p ~emb. e~ 2nd, .for , for The 't:,his. ,month, Sept.ember~,~..t~9~6- .... a~...~tha~ .Mr,. BRyan. be instructed to put a notice in the paper tO that effect. The motion was carried and it waa~~~..e~%~'~- . There bei~ no further business, meeti~:~ad:-$o.m~~ed. -:SEPTEMBER 3, 19~6:- A called, meeting ~of. t~he, .C.auncii..of ,the City of. Plain~ie~, Texas was ,held.~.,on~,the .above. me. ntianed ..date w~ith, the Mayor., Jordan, pr~esi~iag.,.~ ~d.~ Aldermen W. C .~Malone, Ben F. ~i~k, J~es, C.P..EILiot~.~ ~d~C.i~y P~chasing Agent P..H.Bryan,~ and City Attorney F~ank R.Day, bei~ present when the following business was Alde.~mm.~.J.a~~d~ .a.. ~io.~ whL~ motion~ ~as~ se c onde~, ~hy Aldermmn S~h,. that,:the. City extend the sanitary sewer line to the ,'Barracks" at Wayland C611ege. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. . Alderman~/~Hancac ~, , ~eti.~.~h~ k seconded.By Alde~n Malone tJaat the City repair the curb and gutter on Broadway Street be- twe e n F curt h a~d.m~.Fd~th ~s.t~eat.~ The~ mahia~, waa c~Led Mo~i~ ~ y Alde=man~Ha~cock.,~ zeconded: h~ ~e~ Malone,. that the City pUrchase 5,000 feet of castiron water, in pipe at $1.16 p ~r. l.eot~. ~.0.B. P~ia~in~ie~, The.mohioa ordered filed, the regular salaries, and the followi~ bills, be allowed and ~PORTS: City Secretary's report of waster, sewer and mis- cellaneou~s~.collect~ons in A~us~, $2,761..0G; chief~ Police' ~epo~t for August, $1,356.30;~. Cit~y Inspector's report for August, $&15.50; City Tax Collector's report for August, Delinquent t~es collected in A~ust, $1,99,8.70. S~,RIES: P.H.Brya~., $250.00; J.N.Jordan, $185...00.; J.L.Gal- laway, $185.00; Ma~g~et .Kay, $100:$:0~; F~ank....R.~Day,_ $10~0...OO; L.W. - ~ ~ ' · 'th ~20~00- W.C.~a- J~es,' ~$,~0 00:. .... .u.P.Ezl~ott, $20,.G0, .Ben. F.S~ . $ , . lone, $20.00; C..H..Hancacki.~ $20.~00;~.Hoy.t.. C~r,y, $225.~0; Nath B~E- et, $160.0~; J.E.Sheeon~,~,$15~0..0~0; E..J.She~, $150,.~; Joe E.Ba- ker, $150.O0; J~ Woolsey., $150..00;, L.W..Por~er~. $150.~00; Hub B~t, $150..00; Floyd. Nelson, $150.00; B.M.0dom.~.$150.00; George- J.Boswell, $125.00; W.~..Brya~m~ $100.00-; Sam. Faith, $60.00; A.M. H~ilt on., .$190..00; Leedy Maxey,.. $160.0.0; Fr. an~ Rigler, $150.00 L.B.Shep~a~d~ $150.00; Berry Lynch, $150.00; ~.0..jones, $150.00; · ~ ~2 . 00. J.R. Carte=' .$1~.~OO.., W.~F. Fole~,:..~.$.~ .5 S.E...Bol~s~, $2&0.00; A.T.Herrod, $150.00; J.B.Slaughter, $1~5.~ 00; Claud Yates, $150.00; H.R.Sloan,~$li~.0O; J.P.Marlin, $165.00; A.L,King, $180.00; 0m.B.Guin, $170.,00; 0.E.Kuykendall, Roy L.Warren, $150.00; R.~.Tekel, $150~00; T.~P.Sitton, $135.00; ;I.M.Heflin, $115.00; Dr.:&~E.C.Nicholl, $125.00; Dr. D.P.Jones, $75.00; Josephine Pillar, $150.00; Will Evans, $125.00; Frank Stultz, $150'.00~ ~ BILLS: .Sial Unde~eod~, .~30.0.,~.9;1 City ~lection Boa~d,~. $62.50; :~outhWestern Public. Se.r~ics u~., ,$1.,~8.68.88; Sou~h~es.t.e~n~Bell Telephone Co.., $9&.91; .West.Texaa...G~ Co..., $5Y.85; Western Union Telegraph Co., $3.29; The Steck Co., $15.05; Co~ercial Radio Equipment Co., $10.50; Robinson-H~erring Drug Co., $6.26; Blu~ Bonnet Cafe,.~. $29.30; GUlf. ~.Oil. Corporation,.,~$25,.16; .C.omh. s.~ Ca~l~ t on Servi ce,. StatmLe~. · Kike~.., ! s.~ Ser.,,vice St a.t~io~n .~ $ 29.62; 0wens Electric ~Co. D~e~its Moto~, $68.11;~ N%she~t~Lnde~_ man, $70.60;~ J ; .~nmOlia P~etrole.~C~., $35 · 7~; Sta~e Chemical ; The~ Seagra~as Corporattion ; mBlakens~!D~ Sup~ply Co~, $91.03; 91owe & C~ $33.9'~; ~.B,NcKee Co., $3~.04; ~Nept~.e~e~er~ Co.. ~29~wh E~ter,~.$S8~17; Winn Motor Co., $8.60; Higginboth~- Co.or Nathes Co., $5' ~3; Western Auto $$Orme~, $2,~9~; Locke $49.20; John .~Hull,, $67~00; J.I~..Gallawa KVOP Radio St ation~. $26.2.5; 'St ap.le~t On. Br°s. ,~ $3,- O0; Build- ers Supply, $1~.~.00; The-.Texas Co.,, $158.71; Pla~n,view~ Fir? De- partment, $.25.00, V.R.ROdgers Mft,r., $21.70; Plains Machinery Co., .$11._O.0, John G.Lo.gsdon, $93.60; W.~L.~Cain!s J. C. Terry ,~,.o~tmas ter~ ,.,. $15.00 ;. carl. Bonds..Ser,v,.~ $39.93; Herald-News Pub. Co., $370.1.0; Piain~ieE School Dis$,rict, $125.OO; Plai.n~£aw .P, ublic~Lib, rary, Towery, $70.00; Resms,,Electric. COL.,, $66.5~; ; J.L,Gallaway~Regis~,~ar,-~..$23.00; City of Plainview. DiSbursements, $745.20; Ci~ of Plainview withholding Tax, $214.80; J,L.Gallaway- .E~y Col., $94,41. ' ~ ' Motion by Alderman~Malon~,.seconded by Atd~rman Hancock, that the Elec~rician,s BOnd of Guy W. Wat~on be approved and ac- cepted. The mo~n~was.C~ma~i~£ad ..... ~here being no further business, meeting adjourned. City Secretary~ \ - :SEP,T~ER 5 ,. :1946: - A-calle, d~ mee, t-ing, .o£. ~the Counail of,~,, the City of Plai~v, iew,, Texas, ~ wan; held., on th,e, above, mentioned., date .wi.th tke ,Nay~ Jordan, l~res&ding, and.,-Aldermen L,.W..James,, Be.n F,~Smi~h,, C.,~H.Han? cock, and City Tax Collector P.H.Bryan, and~ City-' Attorney Fr~nk R.Day~ being present, when the following business was transao~t,ed, to wit: Motion~.b~ AldermanHancoc,k, s~condedhy Ald~ma~.~,James,~,,that~ the final es~ima~,,e,,.of Jo~dan~&m. TU~hs~on~,~thei~.contrac~on the sewer lines to the. Airport, and Processing Plant, be accepted~.and ordered paid.,,The~mo~,ian~wa,s~ca~ri_ed. Upon, a, mot~ion, an:d,~second.,,.that,.~.t.he ,Cit~ bo~z:.o~ $iO.,.O.OO..O0.. t.o replenish~ tke G, ene~ral Fund, and'that the interest rate to be ~% from date until paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Upon a motion, a~d,~ ae~cond tha~, ,~he .hearing on~.t,ax,~ asaesamenta be closed and ~,he ordinance be passed ~nd adopted. The motio~:.was~ ca and. ~he ordinance is. as ~.~-otlows: Be it ordained,,b.y t~be C.,i~t~y Council .o.f,.the~ci~,y of, piain~iew... Te~,xas that, t.he/follo~ing, ~taxes, be and they ar, e,.,he.rahy .ie.~ied for_ the Year 1.9..&6,,~ ..~apon~..,~the$100-.00.Valuation~npon all property within the Limits of said Ci%y subject to taxation, for th~ Year 19&6, to-~it: GENERAL FUND $ .60 STREET FIELD · 30 INTE~ST & sI~mnm ~vro .6o ISSUE Auditorium Sewer ~at erworks Refunding Street Improvement War erworks Sewer Refund ing Refunding Refunding Refunding Street Improvement Re funding Refunding St r e e t Imp~,~vement Airport Street Imp~ovment Street Sweeper Warrant s A~rport ,,-arrant s SECTION 2 1946, an occup~ St~}te of Texas, lng taxable cci DATE ~&TE PRINCIPAL -z~-21 5% 81, oo0 -i0-21 ~ 3,000 -10-21 5%~ l, 000 -1-26 5 ~ 3 ,ooo -1-27 5% -o- -1-27 5% -0- -1-27 5% -0- -1-29 5% 2,000 _~-)~ 5~% 2,oo0 -zo-36 4-3/&% 6,000 -~-37 4% -o- -~-~9 4% -o- -~-~0 )$% 2-~5-44.2~% 2,ooo 2-~5-44 2~% z ,ooo -i5-&6 2% 1,ooo INTEREST TOTAL TAX $ 450.00~l,450.00 1.7~ 600.00~ 3,600.00 ~.33 200.00~ 1,200.00 2.~0 9,927.50~12,927.50 15.57 800.00~ 800.00 0.96 800.00~ 800.00 0.96 600.0o~ 600.00 O.72 1,300.00~ 3,300.00 3.97 2,640.00~ ~,640.00 5.58 99?.50 6,99?.50 8.42 gO0.O0~ 400.00 0.48 i80.00~ 1,180.00 1.42 320.00~ 320.00 0.38 350.00~ 2,350.00 2.83 1,080.00~ 3,080.00 3.70 1,068.75~ 2,068.75 2.49 990.00~ 1,990.00 2.39 o-1-37 4% I, 000 1,000 ,944 3% $~'7,00(~ 80.00 1,080.00 1.30 30.00~ i,.030.00 1.2g $~2,g~3..~$~9,813.75 .~ That there be and is hereby levied f. or the Year .tion Tax equal to one half (½) that levied by the upon all persons, firms and corporations, follow- .,upations within the City of Plainview, Texas. SECTION 3. That the taxes shs..ll be assess.ed and collected by th8 Assessor-Collector of the C~ty of Plainview, a~equired by 0rdinRnce No. 373, Vol. 6, Page 287 of the minutes of the City of PlainView, Tex~s, a~nd under the laws of the State of Texas. Motiom by Alderman Hancock, seconded by Alderman Ja~.es,. that the final estimate of Jordan-~& Tubb~ on the sewer L$~ne ~o the Airport, and t~ th~ Processing Plant, the amount of which is and[$1'Sl$'00'ii, was be so .tiered.ice ted and ordered paid.. The motion was carried P~ED ADOPTED this the Cterk~ Pro Tem. ~ 5t_h day of September, 1946. Texas -: SEPT~V~BER 12:, 1946' - A called meetzng o"r the oounczl of the uzty of Plaznvze , Texas,t was held on the above date with the Mayor, J. N. Jordan, presidling, and Aldermen, C. P. Elliott, L. W. James, Ben.F. Smith, C. E. Hancock, anc City Attorney, Frang R. Day, when the following business was transacted, to-wit: Moved by Alderman James, and seconded by Alderman Elliott, that Bryan & Hoffman's paving contract be extended to cover all additional paving that ~Y be authorized by the City based on petitions on file, consisting of approximately sixty blocks. /¢4/ The motion was carried and it was so ordered. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. Clerk, r :~~inv i ew, T exas Plainview, Texas, Sept. 16, 1946. The City Council met in regular meeting with the_ following mem- bers present: ~ayor., J. N. Jordan, Aldermen~ ~. C. ~alone, C. P. Elliott, Ben F. Smith, C. H. ~ancock, and L. W. James, City Tax Collector, P. H. Bryan, and City Sanitary Officer, Dr. E. C. N~choll, attended the meeting. ~ginutes of the last regular meeting, also minutes of the called meetings held .on September ~th, .Sth, and~ 12th, read and~. adopted. Notion by Alderman Elliott, seconded by Alderman Hancock, that the Board of City Development be paid $750.00 per month. The motion was carried and it~was sa ordered. ~Otion by Alderman Hancock., seconded by Alderman James, that the salaries of~ all City employes, except the "Heads- of the various departments, be increased the amount of $15.00 per month. The motion was carried and,it was so ordered. Motionby Alderman J.ames, seconded .by Alderman Elliott, that Stree~lights be placed at the intersections of Tenth ~.n~'~Date Streets, and by the "Negro School." The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Elliott, seconded by Alderman James, that the estimates of Bryan & Hoffman fmOr the amount of $2,293.94, and that of Hasle & Green, Engineers, for the amoun~ of $376.82, also that of ~. J. Williams for the amount of $7~2.17, be accepted and ordered paid. The. motion was carried and ii~ was so ordered. ORDINANCE NO. 530 AN ORDINA2~CE ASSERTING THE COR~CTNESS OF PREAM~BLE, CLOSING. ~ARING IN CONI~ECTION WITH SPECIFIED Y2~PROVE~NT OF CERTAIN DESIGNATED PORTIONS OF CERTAIN DESIGneD STREETS IN THE CI~f OF PI~.IhU~iEW, TEXAS, STATING THE EVIDikNTIAL FINDINGS OF TI~ CITY COUNCIL IN REGARD TO SUCH i~PROV~%~NTS, LEVYING ASSESSE~NT AGAINST OWNE~RS OF PROPERTY ABUTTING UPON SAID STREETS FJ~.R A P~0RTION OF THE COST OF SAID I~7PR.0~ENT, DES- IGNATING J~NDi SEPARATING UNITS, SPECIFYING NATL~RE .OF ASSESS- MENT LIENS Ai~D PERSONAL LIABILITY T~REFOR, ~A~ FIXING TI~, TERi~S A~fD CONDITIONS OF PAY~ENT OF ASSESSED ~SL~S, PROVIDING THAT T~ CITY OF PLAINVIEW, .TEXAS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR Ti~ PAYI~NT OF ANY SU~S ASSESSED AGAINST ~BUTTING PROPERTY At~D THE 05?h~ERS T~.~REOF, PROVIDING FOR ISSUANCE D2{D PROVISIONS OF ASSIGNABI~ CERTIFICATES IN EVtDElqGE OF ASSESSI~EI~TS FOR COSTS, PRO~DiIi~G FI]~R TI~E CORREGT. ION OF MISTAKES, ERRORS AND IRREGULARITIES IN ASSESS~Eh!~S, PROVIDING FOR PERSONAL LIABIL- ITY AGAINST THE PJEAL AND TRUE 0V7NERS OF THE PRE~ISES DESCRIB- ED WHETHER NAIleD OR NOT, AND DECIJ~RING WHEREAS, the City of Plainv~w, Texas, by Ordinance No. 528, has heretofore determined that public necessity exists and requires that the following portions of the designated streets in the City of Plainvie~, T,.exas ~hall be improved, as therein provided, to-wit: Denver Street from North-lihe of Ninth Street to S-auth line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. 8 Denver Street from North line~ of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Str em~e ~ ~, designated as Unit No. 9 E1 Paso Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line ~ of Eighth Street, designated as. Unit'~No. l0 E1 Paso Street from North line of Tenth Street to Sout'~ line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit ~[o. 12 Fresno Street f rom North line of Teni;h Street to South line of Eleventh Street~ .des~ignated as .Unit No. 12+ Galveston Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth .Street, designated as Uni.t~ No, l? Galveston Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. 19 Galveston Street f~om North line of Tenth Street to South line of Ele~enth Street, designated as Unit' No. 20 Houston Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth Stre'et~, desiEnated as Unit No. 21 Houston Street from North line of Eighth Street Eo South line of Ninth Street, designate~ as Unit No. 22 Independence Street .from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit. No. 25 Independenc,e Street from South line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit No. 26 Joliet Street from North line of 8ew.~nth Street to South line of Eighth Street, design~ted~as Unit No~.~ 29 Joliet Stre~t from South line of Eighth Street t.,~ South line of Ninth Street, designated as Unit No. 30 Joliet Street from North line of Ninth Street to North line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. Kokomo Street from North line of Tenth street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit No. 36 Oakland Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line ef Eighth Street, designated as Unit Oakland Street,from South line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designated~as Unit No. ~9 Portland Street fr~m Nort~ine of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth S~treet~.,. designated ~s. Uni~ No. 52 Portland Street from South line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, designated as Unit No. 53 Portland Street from North line of Ninth Street to Sou~th line of Tenth Street, designated, as Unit No. 5~ Eighth Street from west line of Houston Street to East line of Independence Street, desig.nated.as Unit No. 57 ~i'ghth Street from West line of Independence Street to East line of .Yoliet Street., designated as. Unit. No. 58 Eig]hth Street from West line of Joliet Street to East line of Kokomo Street, designated as Unit No. 59 Eighth Street from West ~ine of Kokomo Street to East line of Lexington Street, designated as Unit No. 60 Eighth Street from ~¥est line of Oakland Stree~ to East line of Portland Street, designated~ as Unit No._ 62 Eighth Street from West line of POrtland Street to East line.~of Quincy Street, d~si~nated~as Unit Noo 6,3 Tenth Street from West line'of Houston Street to East line of Independence Street,~designated as..Uni~No~. 6y Tenth Street from ~est lin& of Independence Street to East line of ~olie.t Street, esignat~ed asUnztNo. 68 Tenth Street from wes~ line of ~oliet Street to East line Street, deaigna~ed, as~NAi~No,~69 Tneth Street From East line of Kokomo Street to East line of Lex- designated a,s Unit No. 70 Fresno Street from North line of Sixth Street to South line of SeventhS~reet, designated as Unit No. 77 ~,~ theCity of Plainwiew, Texas, by Ordinance No. 528, has ~~e~ermine~ that~s.aid portions of suchdesignated, streets shall be impr~Oved by raising, Erading and filling same, and by in- stalling concrete curbs and~'gutters, and., where necessary, storm sewers and 'drains, and by pavi~ng with the following ~type of material on specified ~ounda~io~: Base. 1.. PREFERRED: Triple Asphalt surface on Six-Inch Caliche 2. ALTERNAT~ E: Caliche~aB se. Dsuble Asphalt Surface~o~ Six- Inch 3, ALTERNAT~E: One-Inch Oklahoma Rock Asphalt on Six- Inch Caliche Base. · A~ V~AS. I .. ,. by Ordinance No. ~29, the City of Plainview,~ Texas has ~ heretofore, in entirety, ratified, approved.~and adopted the estimates, rolls and statements of the City'Engineer, prepared and filed with the City,~shOWing the .cOst of the specified improvement, o~ each specific. units as hereinbefore designated., together witk~the descz~iption ~b~ abutting~property in each unit,the name of the owners of ~such ~property and the amc.unit proposed~to be assessed against each parcel of property in each such units, and all other matters and things required by law in connection 'with the proposed assessment. AND %q~E~S~, ~by Ordinance f~o. 529, the City of Plain~iew, TeXas., heretofore Ordered that. a hearing be ~,iven and held hy and bef~ore .... the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, to the .o~nera of any railways or the~own~ers of any interes therein, and.mtO ~the owners .of ~ahutting property or the. owners of .any ·intemest therein in any of the units, as hereinbefore designated, at which they sh'ould have the right to be heard~.on amy mat~ter which is a prerequisite to the validity of the proposed ass~essment, and to contest the a~moun5 of ~?he proposed assessment, the lien and liability therefor, the ..... sp~bial benefits to the ahuhhing ,property and the owners thez-eof, by ,~ means of the improvement fo.r~which the assessment is to be levied, and the accuracy, sufficiency, ,regularity and validitg of the pro- ceedings and contract in connection with such improvement and propos- ed assessement~. AND WHEREAS, by Ordinance No.~529, the City of Plainview, Texas pro- vided that ~uch hearing be held in the Council ~Ieeting Room of the~ City Council of the City of~ Plainview, at the City !iall~ in the City of Plainview, Texas, on the 9th day of September, A.D. 1946, at 10:00 A.~i., and continued form time to time until the purposes thereof were, in the opinio, n of .the Council, fully aCmC~Omplished. AND V~EREAS, by Ordinance .No. 529, the City Secretary of the City of Plainview, Texas was directed to ~ive notice 'of the time, place and purpose of such hearing by causing notice, in substantially the form pre. scribed, to be published at least three times prior to the date of said hearing in ~the Plainview Evening Herald, a news- paper of general and .daily circulation, published in the City of Plainview, Texas, the first of such publications to be at least l0 days D~io,~ tO the~. date set for the said hearing. AND ~REAS, the City Secretary of Plainview, Texas., in obedience to the dir~-ctive of the City Council of Plainview, Texas, did give notice of the time, place and purpose of such hearing by causing notive, in substantially the form prescribed, to be puh- li.~hed three times prior, to the date oE said hearing, in the Plainview E.vening Herald, a newspaper of general and daily cir- culation, published in the City of Plain~ieE, Texas, the first of which publications was .made on the 28th day of August, the second of which was made on the 2nd day of September, and the third of which was made on the 5th day of Septemb.er, 1946. AND V~YIEREAS, in the Council ~ieeting Room of the City Council of the ~ity o~ Plainview, at the City~Hall in the City of Plain- view, Texas.., on the 9th day of. September, 1946, at 10:00 A.M., the City Council. of Plainview, Texas held suc.h~earing, v~ere the owners of any railways and the owners of any interest there- in, and the_~ owners of abutting property and the owners of any interest therein, were fully and fairly heard in all respects in conformity with the law. AND ~HE.~EAS the' said hearing was held open and continued from time to ti'n~e until the p~rposes thereof were fully' accomplish- ed and all persons desiring to be heard had been heard. NOW T~REFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY TPE~, CITY COL~CiL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW~ That all matters asserted i~ the preamble to this Ordin- ance are hereby declared to be true and correct. II. That the hearing heretofore ordered by Ordinance No. 529 of the City of Plainview in connection .with the specified im- rovement of the following .specific units as herein designated s hereby clo.sed, and that all protests and objections in con- ection with each such unit is hereby specifically overruled, ~ o.~wi t: Denver Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit No. 8 Elevemth'~t~t, de~ignated as Unit BIo. ~ E1 Paso Street £rom North line of Sew~mth Strew% to South line o~ Eighth Street, de~lg~ated as U/~it No. l0 E1 Paso Btree~ from North line of' Te~h Street ~o South line of Eleventh Street, delighted as Uni~ ~. 12 Stree~ f rc~ North tlne of Temth S~ree~ to S uth line of Street, designa~ed as Unit No. i~ G~IVe~oA Street from North line of Seventh Street to South line of Eighth S~reet, designated as Unit No. t7 G-~Ve~oA S~ree~ from North line of ~eVenth street to South line O~ Te~h Street, de~ted as Unit No. 19 Gml~e~oA S~ree$ f~ N~rth line of Tenth S~reet to So~ li~ of Ele~eA~h Street, deanna:ted aa U~t No~ 20 Houston S~reet fr~ Nor~ line of Seventh Stree~ to South line of Indepe~ence Stree~ f~ North line of Ninth S~r~et to South line Street ~South line of Tenth Street to south line as ~.It NO. 26 .~o~l!et ~treet f~om No~th line of Sevemth Street to South line of EIg~h~h ~$reet~ '~esigma'te~ as Umi~ No. 2~ E~evemth street frumSOUth line ~f ELE~h Street t~ $oU~h line of as Umit No. 30 N~th lime of Nint~ street to North line of as Unit No. 31 lime of Ten~h Street to So~th line of as Unit E~.36 Ninth St~ee~ from North lime ef Sew~A~stree~ tO South line Street, desigmated as Unit NO. ~8 E~ of Sevemth Street ~o South line of Unit No:. 52- line off Eighth Street to SO:ath line of P~tl~uad street fr~m North line of Ninth street to South li~e of Street, designated as unit No. ~$ ~oliet Street, designa~e~ as U~ft N~. 58 Eighth Street from ~est line of Joliet Street tc East line of Kokc~o Street, ~esigmated as Unit Lex~.mgtom Street, desired as Unit No. 60 III. That the City Council of the City of Plainview; Texas, from the evidence, finds:. 1. .That the assessments, her~mein tevied~shall be made anti. levied against, the respective parcels ,of property abutting upon the said portions of the said streets and against the owners of such property.~ 2. That Such assessments are~rifht and, proper and, establish? ed substantial jusmticeand equality and uniformity hetweenthe..,respec- tive owners and respective properties, and between all parties con- cerned, considering benefits received ,and burdens imposed. 3. That in each case the abutting praperty aasessed. specially benefitted in the enhanced valne._.,ther~eof by~meana~,.of the improvement in the Unit up,o.n whiCh the pa~.ticular property abuts, and fo~?which assessment is levied, in a sum in excess of the assessment levied ag~ins.h, same by this ozdiance. 4. That the apportionment of the cost of the improve. ments is in accordance, with, the proceedings heretofore taken and had with reference to such improvements and" is in all respects valid and regular. IV. That there shall he and irs hereby levied and assessed against the parcels of p~operty hereinbelow set out, and_against the real and true ow,~ars thereof, whether .such owners~,be, correctly named herein or not, .the sums of money below metioned and item. ized shown opposite the description of the respect,miYe parcels of property; the descriptions of such propertY, and several amounts assessed against statue, and the owners thereof, being as f~llows, t,o.~it: UNIT ~O. ~ DENVE~ S~$EET W~DT~ 30 FT. NORTH LINE O~::NINTH STREET TO SO~ LI~ ,OF TE~ S~E~ - ~ ~ EAST SIDE' ~- ~ . No.. Owner Lot.' B]k. Addition Feet' O. B. Lindsay 7 64 A, & 'W. --50 O. B. Lindsay 8 64 A. & W. 50 A. kW. 11 O.. B. Lindsay S-11 ~,,99. 64 $. H.' ~pe N t 39 . 64 AJ:& .~V. 39 S. H. Hope 10 64 A. & W. ~. ~50 ~ S. H. Hope S~30 '11 64 A. & W. 30 A. kW. 20 Hudgins & Toliver N 20'. 11 64 Hudgins & Toliver 12 64 A. & ~W. '~50 Hudgins & Toliver Part 64 '-A~ &~V, . ~_ 27~.' WEST SIDE O. J. ~Laas part 65 O. J. Laas "~ 1 65 G. J. Clements 2 65 G. J. Clements N177 3 65 3 65 Virgil Tea, vers S33' virgil~ :TE~rS,..iY35~ ~ 4 ~ 65 R. W. O'Keefe S 15' 4 65 IL W. O'Keefe 5' 65 A.&W. - A.-& A. &'W. A. &~W. ' A.&W. A:; & W. ~ot~l l~roper tY Owner . 2~67 ' -133.59 2.67 133.50 2.67 29.37 · 2.67 104.13 2.67 133.50 '2.6~ -~ 80.10 2.67 53.40 2.67 72.69 2.67 133.50 2:67 ..:'' 72.09 32 2.67 85.44 ~50 ~,67 133~50 50:' ~<: 7 ~,67 /: 133.50- ~7''~;;~'4 2:'67 ' 45:39 33 2.67 88.11 35 2.67 93.45 15 2.67 -40.05 .~0~.: -~'~7 { t33fd IL W. O'Keefe 6 65 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 ~::, :~AL PR,OPERTY O~WNE~ COST .......... ~ ............ $1,754-53 'TO¢~ Ci~ COST, ,.-....:..: ......... L ................... L..:....:...:. BSa. S4 TO~AL UN~~ C~ ............................... $2,339.37 ' UNIT NO. 9 DENVER STREET WIDTH 30 FT. ~O~ NORTH L~E OF ~T~ STREET TO ~H ~NE OF ~E~TH S~T Tat~l pr,perry ~ST SIDE No. O~er Owner L~ Blk. ~ddiqsn Feet F,?(,e Mrs. G. W. Davenporl 10 1 Highland 1~0 2.67 ~0.60 W. ~. Rede ~l 1 Hi~hland 50 297 133~0 H. C. Godfrey ,2 I Highland ~0 2.67 133%0 Mrs. E. E. Robinson W% 13 1 Highland ' 50 2.67 1S3.50 Mrs. E. E. Robinson WV2 14 1 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 WEST P. E. Shick I 2 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 P. E. Shick 5' 2 2 Highland 5 2.67 13.S5 ~urch 0f Chri~ ~' 2 2 'Highland a5 9.~7 Charles Vaughn 3 2 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 ~s Briton 4 2 Highland 50 2.67 133.5~ Cl~a Schulz & ~s. Freda Scott 5 2 Hig~and 180 2.67 480.~ TOTAL ~OPE~T~ OWN~ COST $2 029.20 TOTAL CI~ ~OST ...................................................... 676.40 TOTAL ~IT COST ......................... $2.705.60 U~T NO. 1~ EL PAgO ~ET WIDTH 30 ~OM NOR~ ~ 0F T~ S~R~T ~ SO~ LI~ O~ E~E~ S~ ~ST SIDE To~ No. O~cr Owner Lot Blk. ~ddPi~n F~et ~'~ r~ o~o- Mrs. Lee S~ephens N120' 10 - 2 Highland 1~ 2.67 32~.40 Ka,rl Sa~an S60' 10 2 High, and 60 2 av 160 ~0 Odes Simpkins 11 2 ~i~hlan d 5& 2.g, Odes ~m,pkins N15' 12 2 ~ighlan~ 15 2.6~ J. P. Flake ~5' 12 2 Hi~hlaDd 35 p ~v J. F. ~ske 13 2 Highland 50 267 133.50 ~. P. Ftake 14 2 Highland 50 2.67 WEST S~E Carl Jackson ~0' 1 3 Pitch'and 50 ?67 133.50 T~be Hammond 2 3 Highlan~ 59 2 67 Travis ~dwards~ 3 3 Highland ~0 2.67~ ] 33.~ Aln~ ~iles 4 3 ~ghland 50 2.67 133.50 J. D. Price S50' 5 3 ~i~h~n6 ~ 2g~ 133~ Jo~ W. Cob~ ~130' 5 3 ~ighland t30 2.6~ 347.10 ~TAL ~OP~ O~E~ COST .............................$2.029 20 ~OTAL C'I~ COST ....................................................... 673.40 ~AL ~IT COST ......................... $2 705 69 UNIT NOt 14 FRESNO ST~ET WID~ 30 FROM SO~E ~E OF E~~ S~T EAST S~'E -T~t~l ~operty No. O~er Ow~r Lot Blk. A~iiien Feet R~te L. B. Sloneker 10 3 Highland 180 2.67 ~0,.6~ Geraldine Marts 11 3 Highland 50 2.67 ]33.50 Geraldine Ma~s 12 3 High]and ~ 2.67 ~33.50 L~ F. LaFont WX~ 13 3 High,nd 50 2.67 1~.50 L~ F. LaFont W~ 14 3 High,nd ~ 2.67 ~ 1~.50 ~ST S.IDEk L. A. Hollar ~5' 1 4 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 L. A. Hollar ESS' 2 4 High]and 50 2.67 133.50 Chas. E. ~exander 3 4 H~hland 50 2.67 133.50 Chas. E. Alexander 4 4 Highland 50 2.67 133.50 J. M. Barker ~1~' 5 4 High,nd 130 2.67 347.10 Wi L & J. L. Walker ~0' 5 4 Highland ~ 2.67 ~' 133.50 ~TAL ~O~E~ O~E COST ........................ $2,029.20 ~ CITY C~GST ........................................................ 676.~ TOTAL UNIT COST .................................... $2,705.60 UNIT NO. 10 EL PASO STREET WIDTH 30 FT FROM NORTH LINE OF SEVFA~TH STr~F..EqTM TO SOUTH LI~YE O'F EIGHTH STREET E'AST SIDE No. Owner Lot ]~lk. - Addiqnn F~et Dan F_~ Ansley W~ 9 -67 A. & W. 50 Dan E. Ansiey W~/~ 10 67 A, & W. 50 Mrs. Tom Thompson '11 67 A. & W. 50 Teresa Stockton 12 67 A. & W. 50 Mrs. R. ]~. Meyers 13 67 A. & ]Ar. 50 Mrs. C. D Fomvler 14 67 A. & VT. 50 W. M. Whitesides 15 67 A, & W. 50 W. M. Whitesides 16 67 A:: & W. 50 W~ST SIDE ~. Roper 1 74 A. & ~t. .~o E. Roper 2 74 A. & W. .~N Mrs. George Wycoff 3 74 A. & W. 50 Mrs. George Wycoff 4 74 A. & W. 50 LesSer W, James 5 74 A. & W. .~q LesSer V~r. James N~ 6 74 A. & W. ~5 W. B. Armstrong S~ 6 74 A. & W.- 2~ W. R. Armstron~ E~t. E90' 7 74 A & ~xr. 50 W. B. Armsirong E~t. E96' 8 74 A & W. 50 To~l ]Property Owner 2.67' 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.56 2.67 133.5c, 2.67 133.50 2.67 13.3.50 TOTAL PRO,PL~tTY CO,ST ............................ TOTAL CITY OO~T ..................................................... 712.00 · O,TAL, UNIT ~.OST ............. ~2 942.00 U~T ~O' 17 G~VESTON gT~.~T ~rT~ 30 FT. NORTH LIN~ O~ LINE OF ~EIG~TH S~E~ EAST S,IDE O~.-r Lot l~lk. Addition P. Iffefflefinger 9 79 A. & W. P. Hefflefinger S% l0 79. A. & W. Taylor Joiner N% 10 79 'A. & W. Tavlo,r Joiner S35' 11 79 A. & Ur. J. D, Smith N15' 11 79 2~. & W. J. D. Smith 12 79 A. & W. C. D. Koen 13 79 A: & W. J. A. Bush I4 79 A. & ~W. J A. Bush W85', 15 79 A. & W. J. A. Bush W~5' 16 79 A. & W. WE,ST SIDE ' Plainview Sanitarium 1 86 A. & W. Plainview Sanitarium N40' 2 86 'A. & W. L. E. Oldham, S10' 2 86 'A. & W. L. E. O~ldham 3 86 A. & ]Ar. William Dall~ert Bain '4 86 ~A. & W. R. O.. Pennington 5, 86 'A. & W. R. O. Pennington 6 86 A. & W. Mrs. R. A. Barison 7 86 A. & W. Mrs. R. A. B~ris0n 8 86 A. & · ~ 2,~7 25 ? 67 50 267 50 2.67 50 ~ 2.67 2f,7 133f0 ? 67 2.67 133.50 ? ~7 133.50 2.67 66.75 2.67 . ~.75 2.67 133.50 Pro.vertv 133.50 66.75 4N N5 133.~ 133.50 1~3.~ 133.50 ~50 - 2.~7 ~ 33.~ 4~ 2.~7 10~ ~0 2.67 26,7~ 50 2.67 133.~ '50 ..... 2.67 133.50 - 50 7 2.67 133.50 TOTAL P2~O,PE~R.TY OW-N~R COST u...:....::.-.L.. ~)~"'AL C]~TY COST ................................... ~ ................... 712.~ ~TAL, ~T COST ....................... ~2.848~0~ UNIT N~: 19 GALVESTON S~EET WIDT~ ~OR~ LI~ O~ NINTH ~E~-TO SO'~ LINE OF T~TH S~T ~T S~D~ Total Pr-~e~v NO. O~e~ G.~ W. Yancy ~0' 7 77 A. & W. 50 2.67 133,50 G. W. Yancy W70' 8 77 A. & W. 50: 2.67 133.50 J. A. T~bbs 9 77 A. &"W. 50 2.67 133.50 Josie F. Ta~lor 10 '~7 A. & W. ~ 2 ~ 133.50 T% D. Atkins 11 V7 A. & ~W. 50 ~.67 133.50 John Shropshire 12 77 A. &.W. 50 ' 2.67 133,50 Joknson Shropshire P~rt 77 A. & W. 35 2.67 93.45 ~T SIDE ~rs. E~a Ba~n~ Pa~ ~ A. &' W. 32 2.67 85.44 ~rs. E~a Barnes 1 88 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 Mrs. Eva Barnes N~2 2 88 A. & W. 25 2.67 66.75 J. E. Sheeon S% 2 88 A. & W. 25 2 67 66.75 J.. E'. Sheeon 3 88 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.5~ ~ D. Witt 4 88 A. & W. 50 ? ~7 1~3.50 R. C.- Man~m 5 88 A. & W; 50 267 133.50 D. P. Bowman 6 88 A. & W. 50 2 67 133.50 TOTAL PROPE~RTY OWNER COST ..................... $1;7~5.39 TOrrA~ CITY COST ................................................... 59,5.13 TOTAL-UNIT C,OST $2.380.52 UNIT NO. 20 GALVESTON STREET WIDTH FROM NOORTI-I: LI~NE O,F TE~T~-I STRE~'T TO SO,UTH LINE OF ELE%rENTH STREET E~kST SIDE 30 FT. 30 FT TOl~l Property Owner 2 67 480.60 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 ~ 133.50 2.67 133.5f. 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67' 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 480.50 No. Owner L.o~ Blk. Addiqon Feet John 1V~athes 10 ~ 4 Highland 180 H. S~ Hilburn 11 4 Highland 50 I-L S. Hilburn 12 4 Highland 50 l~red H. Shelton W~ 13 4 Highland 50 Fred H. Shellon W~' 14 4 Highland 50 ' W~ST SIDE 1V~rs. Vera Wilks I 5 Highland 50 Mrs. V'era Wilks, 2 5 Iffighland 50 Mrs. Vera Wilks 3 5 Highland 50 Mrs. Vera Y~rilks 4 5 Highland 50 J. N~ Jordan 5 5 Highland~ 180 TOTAL P~{OPE~T~r C~WNE~ COST ...................... $2,029.20 TOTAL CITY CO~T ........................................................ 676.40 TOTAL. UNIT COST ................................... $2,705.60 UNIT NO'. 21 r HOUSTON STREET wiDTH 30 FT. FROM NORTH LINE ,OF SEVENTH STREET TO SOUTH L1-KE OF EIGIITH STB,EET EAST SIDE L~t Blk, 9 '? 86' 10 86 11 86 11 86 12 86 13. 86 14 86 14 ' '86 16 86 Don Rice W~ Don l~ice W~ Don' Rice Chas E. Allison Chas. E. A~ison ~as. ~E. Allison ~.'- E: -~Atli~n S20' Plain~ew Sanitarium ~0~ ' Plai~view sanitarium ~ainview Sanitarium ~EST J. N." Bley J. N. Bley L. M. B~kemore S~ L. M. B~akemore Mrs, Beulah Rousser S~ 3 Mrs.' Beulah ~usser 4 ~. S.' Poer 5 ~. S. Poer 6 Mrna- LJ B. Hendrick 7 2 -2 3 Tol~! Property No. Owner Addition - Feet. l%ate 'A,~ses,~. A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 A. & NC. 50 2.67 133.50 A. & W. -'25 2.67 66.75 A. & W. 25 2.67 66.75 'A. &'.W. 50 2.67 133.50 A. ~ W, 50 2.67 133.50 A. & W. 20 2.67 53.40 A. & W. 30 2.67 80 10 A. & V~. 50 2.67 133.50 A. &"W, 50 2.67 133.50 91 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 91 . A. & W, 25 2 67 66.75 91 · A: & W. 25 2.67 66.75 91 A. & W. 25 2,67 66.75 91 A. & W. 25 2.67 66.75 9! A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 91 ~. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 91 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 91 A. & V¢. 50 2.67 133.50 , : TOTAL PI~OI?I~TY. ~ COST ...................... $2,136,00 TOTAL, CITY COST .... : ................ ,.? ............................... 712.00 ' TOTAI;' U~TIT, CO~T ..: ........................... $2.648.00 UNIT~ NO. 22 HOUSTON STREET ~rlDTH 30 l~J~. FROM t~Oi~.TH LINE' :OF ',.EIGHTH STrRlgEW T~)' SO~UTH - mST SInE Owner ' Lot Blk. ' Addition J. 1~. Bley~ 9 87 A. & W. J. N. Bley 10 J. AL Bley 11 87 A. & W, E, Hf Davis ..- 12 87 A;' & Mrs. E. G. Burnett 13 sT' A. & W. ~T.' L.: 'Bali 14 87 A. & W. · Mary E. Banks 15 87 A. ' M'~¢y E. Banks 16 87 A. & W. ~EST SIDE: E.' W. Klinger E. 1V, Klinger '2 E. W. Klinger N20' 3' 90 A..& V¢. Mrs. Hannah ~- : . Reinken S30' Mrs. Hannah ~ Reinken- 4 90' A. & W. Mrs. 1Yannie Ha~ 5 90 A. & W. Mrs..Nanrde~Hart ~Vz. 6 90 A. & Mrs. Molsie Arthur S¥2 6 90 A. Mrs, Molsie Arthur N~ 7 90 A. Mrs. C. K. Shelton S~ T 90 A. & W. Mrs. "C.' K. Sh.elton 8 90 A. &. W. Total Property No. Owner Feet Rate Assess. 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2,67 133.50 50 2.67 ~3,50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2:67 133.50 20 2.67 53.40 30 2167 60.10 50 267 133.50 50 2.67 133.56 25 2.67 66.75 25 ~.67 66~5 25 2 67 6~.75 25 2.67 66.75 50 2.67 133.50 TO'UAL PROPERTY OW1YER COST ..................... $2,136,00 TOTAL CITY COST ........................................................ 712.00 TOTAL UNIT COST ...................................... $2,648.00 UI~T NO. 25- ' I INDEPENDENCE STREET WIDTI-I 30 FT. FROM · NORTH LINE OF NTNTH STREET' TO SOUTH LINE OF- TENTI{ STILEI~T '1 EAST SIDE Total PrOperty .... No. Owner Owner Lot Blk. Addition Feet Rate Assess. Mrs. F~ F.. McClendon 7 89 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 Mrs. E~ F. McClendou 8 89 A;~,& ~Ar. 50 2.67 133.50 Mrs. E. F. McClendon 9 89 A. & V~. 50 2.67 133.50 Mrs. E~ F. McClendon S14' 10 89 A. & W. 14 2.67 37.3S Mattie O. Mclunish N36' 10 89 ~ & W. 36. 2.67 96.12 Mattie O. M~Irmish W70' 11 96 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 Mat-tie O. McInnish W70' 12 89 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 Mattie O. McInnish Part 89 A. & W. 27 2.67 72.09 WEST SIDE J. L. Guest 1 1 Riverside 150 ~ ~ 2.67 400.50 W. A~ ,Morter 14 1 Riverside 150 2.67 400.50 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST .................... $1,674.09 TOTAL CITY C/)ST ....................................................... : 558.03 TOTAL UNIT COST .................................... $2,2323~ UNIT NO. 26 INDEP'ENI~ENCE STREET FROM SOUTH LINE OF TENTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF ELEVENTH EAST SIDE' No. Owner Lo% Blk. Addition Feet Itoyt Curry 10 6 Highland 180 J. Fred Benefield ll 6 Highland 50 Mrs. Freddie Windwehen 12 6 Highland 50 Mrs. Freddie Windwehen 13 6 Highland 50 Mrs. Freddie Windwehen 14 6 Highland 50 -WEST SIDE I~ L. Rosser '-' 1 7 Highland 50 L. L~ Rosser 2 7 Highland 50 Cecil Berry 3 7 Highland 50 Cecil Berry 4 7 Highland 50 L. F. Caddell Nl15' 5 7 Highlar-d 115 G. D. Lewellyn S65' 5 7 Highland 65 WIDTH 30 FT. Total Prop. O~er R,~te Assess. 2.67 480.60 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 307.0~ 2.67 173.55 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST .................. $2,029.20' TOTAL CITY COST .............................................. 676.40 TOTAL UNIT COST ................... $2,705.60 LrNIT NO. 29 JOLIET -STREET WIDTH 30 FT. FROM NORTH LINE ~OF' SEVENTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF EIGHTH STREET EAST sIDE Owner Lo.t Bik. ..Addition Feet A. C. Koeninger 9 3 Riverside 50 A. C. Koeninger i0 3 Riverside 50 A. C. Koeninger. 11 -3 Riverside 50 R. rd. Trammell 12 '3 Riverside 50 Foster 1-3 3 Riverside 50 Episcopa~ ChurCh '14 3 ~Riverside 50 Episcopal Church i5 3 RiverSide- 50 Episcopal Church 16 3 Riverside 50 WEST SIDE City 1 3 College Hill 160 J. R. Wayland 11 3 College Hill 50 J. R. Wayland N 1/3 12 -3 College Hill 17 Richard Locke N 2/g: 12 -3' 'Co'lege Hill 33 Richard Locke N 2/3 13 '3 College Kill 33 Louis N. Thomas S 1/3 13 3 College Hill 17 Louis N. Thomas 14 3 College Hill Total Prop. Owner ~..a~e Asses ". 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133,50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 427.2.0 2.67 133.50 2.67 45.39 2.67' 88.11 2.67 88.11 2.67 4529 2.67 133.50 $2,O29.20 676.40 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST ..... TOTAL CITY COST ................................................. ~.~ TOTAL, UNIT.COST .................................. $2,705.60 NO. ~' JOLIET STREET WIDTH. 30 UNIT FT. FROM SOUTH LINE OF EIGHTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE' OF NINTI-I STREET EAST SIDE Total Prop. : No. Owner Owner Lo~ Blk. Addition Feet l~a~e ~s~~. Mrs. Ruth Branham 9 2 Riverside 50 2.67 133.50 Mrs. Ruth Branham 10 2 Riverside 50 267 ~ 133J0 B. E. MftcheH Est. 11 2 Riverside 50 2.67 133.50 Fred Greening Est. 12 2 Riverside 50 2.67 133.50 Fred Greening Est~ 13 2 Riverside 50 2.67 133.50 Mrs. Mary Cooley,. W65' 14 2 Riverside 5(} 2.67 133.50 Mrs. M~ry Cooley, W65' 15 2 Riverside 50 2.67 133.50 Mrs. Msry Cooley, W 65' 16 2. Riverside 50 2.67 133.50 WEST SIDE Delma Benedict 1 2 College Hill 50~ 2.67 133.50 Delma Benedict 2 2 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 T. C. Shepard 3 2 College Hi11 50 2.67 133.50 Denver A'~ala Mill 4 2 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 Denver Alfalfa Mill 5 2 College Hill ~50 2.67 133.50 Mrs. Clara Pinkerton 6~ 2 College~Hill 50 2.67 133.50 A. A. Huntington 7 2 College Kill 50 2~67 133.50 A. A. Huntington 8 2- C011ege Hill 50 2.67 133.50 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST ................... $2,136.00 TOTAL.- CITY COST .................................. 712.00 TOTAL I/NIT COST ................................. $2,848.00 UNIT NO 31 JOLIET STREET FROM NORTH LINE OF NINTH STREIgF TO NORTH LINE OF TI~NTH STREET EAST SIDE WIDTH 30 FT. NO. Owner L0% Blk. Addition Feet Joe Killen 7 1 RivePside 150 B. R. Arthur ST5' 8 1 Riverside 75 HarleY King N75' 8. 1 Riverside 75 WEST SIDE J. L. Linville' I 1 College Hill 54 J. L. Linville 2 I College Hill 54 J. P. 'Zimmerman 3 1 College Kill 54 Ethel Sanford E.~/2 4 1 College Hill 54 Ethel Sanford E~ 5 1 College Hill 54 Ethel S~nford E% 6 1 College Hill~ 54 TO'TAL PROPERTY OWNER COST .................. $1,666.08 TOTAL CITY COST .............................................. 555.36 ~otal Prop. Owner l~te Assess. 2.67 400.50 2.67 200.25 2~67 200.25 2.67 144~18 2.67 144.18 2.67 144.18 2.67 144.18 2.67 144.18 2.67 144.18 TOTAL UNIT COST .................................. $2,221.44 J31~IT NO. 48 OAKLAND STREET FROM NORTH LINE OF SEVENTH STREET SOUTH LINE OF EIGHTH STREET EAST SIDE Owll~r H. E. Laird J. W. Neel J. W', Little J. B. Oswald W70' J. B. Oswald W70' V~ST sm~E J'. D, Smith S105' J. B, Masten' N60' C. I-L Critchfield C. H. ~Critchfield C,. ]5I. Critchfield WIDTH 30 FT. TO Total Prop. No. . Owner Lo~ Blk. Addition Feet Prate Assess. 6 15 CoYege Hill 160 2.67 427'.20 7 15 College Hill 50 2,67 133.50 8 - 15 College Hill 50 2~67 133.50 9 15 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 10 15 College Hill 50 2,67 133.50 1 22 College Hill 105, 2.67 280.35 1 22 College Hfl 60 2.67 160.20 !l: 22 Colleg~ Hill 50 2.67 133.50 12 22 College I-Iii I 50 2.67 133.50 13 22 College Hill 50 2.67 133.50 Sudie Oberthier 14 22 Coll_eg~ ~iB.17 5._0 2.67 133.50 ..-TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST ................. $2,029.20 676.40 · -, TOTAL CiTY COST ........................................ TOTAL, UNIT-..COST $2,70~:.60 UNIT NO. 49 OAKLAND sTR]gET WIDTH 30 FT. · ~ FROM SOUTH LINE O'F EIGHTH STREET SO'UTH LINE O~ NINTH STREET ' EAST SIDE O~er Lo,t W. I. Burroughs 9 W. !. Burroughs 10 Mrs. ,H. E. Hodsley 11 Mrs. H. E. Housley 12 Mrs. H. E, Housley 'i3 15 16 Mrs. H. E, Housley G: R. Mabry W~ G. R.' Mabry VCEST SIDE Aiber~ Bertelson g, E. Braselton A. D. Mires .. A. tL Morris C. E. Beach J. P~. Woodward Juanita Hacker 3uanita Hacker 1 2 2 4 5 6 8 NO, Blk. ~ dditien Feet 14 College Hill 50 14 College Hill 50 14 College Hill 50 14 CoLlege Hill 50 14 Co/ege Hill 50 14 College':Hill 50 14 Coll~ge Hill 50 14 College Hill 50 23 College Hi.il 50 23 College Hill 50 23 College Hill 50 · 23 'College l~iiLll 50 ' 23 College H][ 1 50 23 College Hill 50 23 College Hill 50' 23 · College Hill 50 Total Prop~ Owner 2,67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133,50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50, 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 ' TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST .................... $2,136.00 TOTAL CITY COST ............. ' ......................... 712.00 TOTAL UNIT COST ........ ~;- $2.848.00 UNIT NO. 52 :1 ~ 1~POI~TLAND STI~EET WIDTH 30 FT. NORTH LINE OF SE~v~_NTT~I STREET TO SOUTH LINE. O,F EIGHTE[, STREET Total Prop. Owner 2.67 427.20 2.67 133,50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 133.50 2.67 427'.20 2.67 133.50 2.67 133,50 2.67 133.50 2,67 133.50 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST ............... $1,922.40 640.80 TOTAL CITY COST ............................. TOTAL LF~IT 'COST ............... $2,5.63-20 UNiT NO. 53 PORTL~ND STREET WIDTIt 30 FT. FROM SOUTH LINE OF EIGHTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE &F NINTE[ STREET Total Prop. No. Owner Feet l~fe Assess 50 ~.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.~0 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50' 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 50 2,67 133.50 5P 2.67 133.50 50 2.67 133.50 F~AST SIDE . , ~ NO; Owner L~t Blk. Addition Feet Mrs. MaW Cox 6 22 College Hill 160 R. L. Hooper 7 22 College ~Hi 1 50 · ..R.L. Hooper 8 22 College Hill 50 Ceci~ E. :Brown W~ 9 22 College Hill 56 Cecil .E. Brown W¥2 10 22 College I-Iill 50 W~EST SIDE · - Bradford Grocery ~o. _i 27 College B~ll .. 160 Anna Ballingee 11 27 College Hill 50 _ R. E. Walker. 12- 27 College I{ill 56~ H. Caddell 13 27 College Hill 50 Mrs..[E.. L. Shick !4 27'_ · College.,.Hill 50 · EAST SIDE Owner Lo4~ Blk. A/[dition Maude Dawdy W~2 9 23 COllege Hill . Maude Dawdy W~ 10 23 College E[ill C. A. Robinson 11 23 College Hi-1 A. D. Mires 12' 23- Co~ege, Hill W. F, Shannon 13 23 Coiieg~ J. ~ Thompson 14 23 College-Hill Karl Samman 15 23 College tIill Karl Samman 16 23 Col)_ege Hill V~T SIDE Mrs. R. L, Brown ~ 1 26 College }till Jim Noman 2 26 College J. Wade James 3 26 College Hill J. Wade James 4 26 College tlitt IL A, Ehresman 5 26 College Wayne Boyd- 6 26 College tIill Wayne BoYd 7 26 College Hilt Wayne Boyd 8 26 College TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST ...................... $2,136.00 TOTA.,L CITY COST ..................................................... 712.00 TOTAL UNIT COST .................................... $2,846.00 UNIT NO. 54 EAST SIDE PORTLAND STREET FROM NORTI~ LINE~ ,OF NINTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF' TENTH STREET Owner Lol Blk. Robert J. Strader W75' 7 24 Robert J. Strader 8 24 Plain~iew Ind. Sch. Dist. Plainview Ind. Sch. Dist. l0 24 J. Frank Norfleet lr 2.4 J. Frank Norflee t 12: '2~ WEST SIDE Moody MeCulloch 1 25 Moody McCulloch 2 25 C. Bi ,~raig . 3 25 Forrest Mickey 4 25 Karl Samman 5 25 L. B.-Chunn - 6 25 NO. Addition Feet College Hill 54 College Hill 50 College'~ Hill 54 College Hill 54 College Hill 54 College Hill 54 College t!ill 54 Co-lege Hill 54 ,~o]lege Hill 54 ollege Hill 54 ollege Hill 54 o tege Hill 54 TOTAL PROPERTY O~VNER COST TOTAL CITY COST ......................... [ ............. ::[.._~j .... WIDTH 30 FT. Total Prop. Own,eM Rate Assess, 2.67 144.18 2.67' 144.18 2i67 144.18 2.67 144.18 2.67 144.18 2.67 144.18 ~ 2~67 144.18 2,67 144.18 2.6~ 144.18 2.67 144.18 2.67 144.18 2~67 144.18 $1,7'30.16 576.72 TOTAL UNIT COST ............. $2,306.88 UNIT NO. 57 EIGHTH STREET WIDTH 30 FT. FROM WEST LIN]~ OF HOUSTON STREE~ TO EAST LINE OF INDE~ENDENCE STREET NORTH SIDE Total Prop. No. Owner Owner L,o~t Blk. Addition Feet l~,e As~s~:, Mrs. C. K.. Shelton 8 90 A. & W. ~40 2.67 373.80 E. H.. Perry E 1/3 _ 9 90 A. & W. 47 2.67 125.49 Clarence Perkins W 2/3 9 90 A. & W, 93 2.67' 248.31 SOUTH SIDE J. N. Bley 1 91 A. & W. 140 : 2.6'7 373.80 A. C. Couch .ET~}' 16 91. A. & W. 70 2.67 186.90 Alice Harrel~:W70' 16 9! A. & ~V!. 70 2.67 186.90 TOTA~ PROPERTY, OWNER COST ................. :._ $1,~495.20 TOTAL CITY COST ................................. 498.40' TOTAL UNIT COST ' ' $i,;993.60 UNIT NO. 58 EIGHTH STEEE~ WIDTH 30 FT. FROM WEST LINE, OF INDEPENDENCE STREET TO NORTH SIDE EAST LINE OF JOLIET STREET No. Total Prop. Owner Addition Feet Raie Asses~ Riyer~ide 165 2,67" 440.55 Riverside 165 2.67 440.55 Riverside 165 2,67 440.55 Riverside - 165 2.67 440~55 Owner Lot Blk. Mrs, 'Ida Thomas 8' 2 Mrs. 'Ruth Branham ~? 9 2 SOUTH SIDE J. Z. Guynes 10 3 Episcopal Church 11, 3 TOTAL PROPERTY OWAIER COST ........ $1,7662.20' TOTAL CITY COST ................................ 587.40 TOTAL- UNIT COST ................ $2,349.60 UNIT NO. 59 EIGHTH STREET FROM WEST LINE'.OF~JO,LIET STREET TO EAST LINE~ OF KO'KOMO STREET NORTH SIDE WIDTH 30 :FT. Total Prop, No. Owner Addition Feet l~ate Assess. College Hill 140 2_.67. 3?3,80 College Hi.l 70 2.~67 166.90 College Hill 70 2.67 186.90 College Hill 140 2.67 373.80 College Hill 140. 2:67 373.80 Owner Lo,t Bik. A. H. Hgntington 8 2 E. J. Roper WT0' 9 2 N. H. Gammage S70' 9 .2 SOUTH SIDE J. R. Wayland 10 3' $. R. Wayland 11_ 3 TOTAL PROPERTY-OWNER COST ........... $1,495.20' TOTAL CITY COST ................... : ............. 498.40 UNIT NO.. 60 TOTAL UNIT COST ................ $1,993.60 EIGHTII STREE~ WIDTH 30 FT W]~ST LINE ~,,OF ' KOKOMO STREET TO EAST LINE OF' LEXINGTON STREET SOUTH SIDE ,- Total Prop, No. - Owner Owner Lot Blk. Addition Feet l~ate Assess. E. ~ D. Cares 10 4 Cglle~ge Hill 140 2.67 373.80 J. Altun Miller 11 4 College Hill 140 2.67 37~.80 NORTH SIDE W. G. Hoffm[ n 8 5 College Hill 140 2.67 373.80 E. West Klinger 9 5 College Hill 140 2.67 373.8~ Total Prop. Owner l~ate Assess. 2:67 186.90 2.67 186.90 2'.67 873.80 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST .............. $1,495.20 TOTAL CITY COST .................................... 498.40 TOTAL IYNIT COST $1,993~60 UNIT NO. 62 ~ EIGHTH STREET WIDTH 30 FT. FROM '.~. ~ST LINE. OF OAKLAN-D STREET TO EAST ~NE OF PORTLAND S~E~ ;- SO~H SID~ ' No~ Owner L~t~' Blk. ,' Addi(ion Feet Cecil B owns. W70 10 :m 22 College Hill 70 Deb Turner ET0' 10 22 College Hill 70 C. H. Critchfield 11- 22 COllege Hill 140~ NORTH SIDE Juanita Harper 8 23 College Hill 140 J. A. Asher E70' 9 23 College Hill Maude Dawdy W70' 9 23 College Hill 70 2.67 373.80 2.67 186.90 2.67 186.90 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST ................... $1,495.20 TOTAL CITY COST ...................................................... 498.40 TOTAL UNIT COST ..................................................... $1,993.60 EIGHTH STREET UNIT NO. 63 FROM W~ST LINE: OF PORTLAND STREET TO EAST LINE OF QUINCY STREET NORTH SIDE Owner Lot Blk. Addilion ~rayne Boyd 8 26 College Hil[l College Heights Baptist Church 9 26 College Hill SOUTH SIDE ': J. C. Dodd W.70' 10 27 College Hill H. C. Rude E70' 10 27 College Hill Anna Ballengee 11 27 College Hill WIDTH 30 FT. Total Pro~. No. Owner Feet l~ate Assess. 140 2.67 373.80 140 2.67 373.80 70 2.67 186.90 70 2.67 186.90 140 2.67 373.80 TOTAL PROPERTY O'WNE~ COS~ .............. $1,495.20 TOTAL CITY CO.ST .............. : ................................... 498.40 TOTAL I/NIT-. COST .................... $1.993.60 UNIT NO. 67 TENTH STREET WIDTH 30 FT. FROM WEST, LINE OF HOUSTON STREET TO EAST LINE OF INDErPENDENCE STREET NORTH SIDE To~l Prop. No. Owner ()wn~er Lot Blk. Addition Feet Rate Assess. Roy Dement I 6 Highland 140 2.67 373.80 Jewel Margaret Jones E70' 14 6 Highland 70 2.67 136.90 Mrs. Freddie Windwehen WT0' 14 6 Highland 70 2.67 186.90 SOUTH SIDE J. W. McDaniel Est. East Part 89 A. & W. 90 2.67 240.30 Mrs. E. F. McClendon West Part 89 A, &.W. T0 ' 2.67 136.90 Mrs. Mattie McInnish W70' 89 A. & W. 70 2.67 186.90 TOTAL I~I~O'PI~TY C~W1YE~ COST ........................ $1,361.70 TOTAL CITM CO~T .......................................................... 453.90 TOTAL, UIXIIT COST ........................................ $1,815.60 UNIT NO. 68 TENTH STRE~ET WIDTH 30 FT. FROM WEST LINE OF INDEPENDENCE STREET TO EAST LINE OF' JOLIET STREJST NORTH SIDE Owner Lot Blk. I_, L. Rosser 1 '7 tL R. I~eeney ET0' 14 7 J. H. Stanfietd W70' 14 7 SOUTH SIDE J. L. Guest- 1 1 J. L. Guest 2 1 J. E. Reams 3 1 J. E. Reams E25' 4 1 Mrs. Davis Kennedy W25' 4 1 Mrs. Davis Kennedy 5 1 J- S. Bristol 6 1 Total Prop. ]No. Owner Addition Feet l~te Assess. Highland 140 2.67 373.86 Highl~ nd ,, 70 2.67' 186.90 Highland 70 2.67 186.90 Riverside 50 2.67 133.50 Riverside 50 2.67 133.50 Riverside 50 2.67 133.50 Riverside 25 2.67 66.75 Riverside 25 2.67 66.75 Riverside 50 2.67 133.50 Riverside 50 2.67 133.50 Riverside 50 2.67 ~ 133.50 Joe Kilten 7 TOTf~ PROPERTY OWNER COST' _ ................ $.1,68.2.10 TOTAL CITY COST ....................................... 560.70 TOTAL UNIT COST .................... $2,242.80 UNIT NO, 69 TENTH STRE~ET WIDTH 30 FT. FROM WEST LINE OF JO,LIET STREET TO EAST LINE OF KOKOMO STREET NORTH SIDE Total Prop. No. Owner Addi'tion Feet R~te Assess~ Highland 140 2.67 373.80 Highland 7~] 2.67 186.90 Highland 70 2.67 186.90 College Hill 140 2.67 373.80 College E[ill 140 2.67 373.80 Ow.er Lot Blk. Ray D. Blair 1 8 Hazel Kelly W70' 14 8 J. M. Ford ET0' 14 8 SOUTH SIDE J. L. Linville I 1 Ethel Sanford 12 I TO,TAL PROPERTY OVFNER COST' _ ................... $1,495.20 TOTAL CITY COST .................................................. 498.40 TOTAL I/NIT COST .................................... $1,993.60 UNIT NO. 70' TENTH STl%EET FROM EAST LINE. OF KOKOMO STREET TO EAST LINE OF LEXINGTON STREET NORTH SIDE Owner Lot Blk. D. C. Arthur 1 9 A. D, Mires WT0' 14 9 L. C. Billington E70' 14 9 SOUTI-~ SIDE W. S. Hoi'fman I 6 W. I~L Kidd E 46-2/3 12 6 Nelly Redfern C 46-2/3 12 6 Essie Ludeman W 46-2/3 12 6 WIDTH 30 FT. Total Prop. No. Owner Addition Feet Ra~e Assess. Highland 140 2.67 373.80 Highland 70 2.67 186.90 Highland 70 2.67 186.90 College Hill 140 2.67 373.80 College Hill 46.66 2.67 124.58 College Hill 46.67 2.67 124.61 College Hill 46.67' 2.67 124.61 TOTAL PRO~PERTY OWNER COST .......... $1,495.20 TOTAL CITY COST ................................................ 498.40 TOTAL UNIT COST UNIT NO. 77 FR~SI%~O STREET FROM NORTH LINE O~ SIXTH STREET TO SOUTH LINE OF SEVENTH STREET ................... $1,993.60 WIDTH 30 FT. EAST SIDE Totzl Prop, No. O~er Addition Feet l{Jate Assess. A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50' A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 A. & W. 50- 2.67' 133.50 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 A, & W. 50 2.67 133.50 A, & W. i00 2.67 267.00 A. & W. 50 2.67 133.50 A, & W. 50 - 2.67 133.50 A. & Wi 50 2.67 133.50 A, & W. 50 2.67 133.56 A. & 'W. 50 2.67 133.50 A. & W. 150 2.67 400.50' Owner Lot BIk. Mrs. Jessie Pierce 16 73 Estate 15 73 14 73 13 73 Mrs.- Lee Brim 12 73 Mrs. W. F. Wall NS0' 11 73 Mrs. Eva Stone S100' 11 73 WEST SIDE Mrs. D. W. l~cGlasson I 80 2 80 3 80 4 80 C. A. Shook 5 80 Mrs. A. G. Harrison 6 80 TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER COST ..................... $2,136.00 TOTAL CITY ~COST ..................................... 712.00 TOTAL UNIT COST .................................... $2,848.00 V® That the assessments so levied are for the improvements in the particular ~nit upon which the p~opertydescribed abuts, and the assessments for_the improvements in one Unit are in nowise rela~- ed to or connected with the improvements in any other Unit, and in making assessments and in holding said hearing~the 'amounts so assessed for the improvements in one Unit have been in nowise affected by any fact in anywise conneCted with the improvements therefor, of any other Unit. VI '. That the several sums above assessed against said parcels of pro- perty, and against the real. and true owners thereof, and interest thereon at the rate of six (6) percent per annnm, together with reasonable attorney's fees and costs of collection, if incurred, are hereby d~clared to be made a lien upon the respective parcels of property against which the same are assessed, and a personal liability and charge against 'the real and true owners thereof, whether o~ not such owners be correctly named herein, and such liens shall be and constitute the f~rst enforceable claim aCainst the property assessed, and shall be a firs~ and paramount lien, superior to all other liens and claims, except State, County, School Distric~ and City Ad Valorem taxes. to-wit: That the sums so assessed shall be payable as follows, In five equal installments, the first payahte on or before ten (lC) days after the completion and, acceptance by the ~said City of the impro~ments in the Unit upon which the particular property abuts; the second installment due on or befOre one year from said date of completiom~-~and acceptance, the third installment due on or before two years from said date of completion and acceptance, the fourth,installment due on or before three years from said date of completioa and acceptange, the fifth installment due on or be- fore ~foUr years from said ~ate of comp,lotion and acce~ptan~ce; and~ such assessments mShall, bear interest ~rom the date ox' such compze- tion and acceptance at the rate of six (6) percent per annum, pay- able annually with each installment, so that upon completion and acceptance ~of the improvements in a particular Unit assessments against the .property abutting upon such completed and accepted Unit shall be and become due and D~ayable in such installments, and 'with interest from the date of such comple~ion and accep~tance, provided that~ any owner shall have the right to pay off the entire assessment, or any installment the~eo~, before maturity, by pay- ment of principal and.accrued interest, and provided further that if default shall be made in the payment of any installment prgmpt- ly as the same matures, then the entire amount of the assessment upon which such default is made, shall, at the option ~ the holder of the same, be and become immediately due and payable, and shall be collectible with reasonable attorney's fees ana costs of collec- tion, if incurred. VII. That the City of Plainview shall not in any manner be liable for the payment of any sums h~eby assessed against any property and the owners thereof, but. the holder of the same shall lo. ok solely to said property, and the owners thereof, for payment of the sums assessed against the respective parcels of property. 1. The said City shall, howe,'er, exercise all of its lawful powers, to aid in the enforcement and collection of sa~d liens and assessments, and if default shall be made in the pay- ment of any assessment, collection thezeoF shall be enforced either by .sale of -the property by the Tax C~12~ector and Assessor of the City of Plainview as near as poasible__, in.the manner pr.ovided for the sale of property for th~ non-payment of ad valorem taxes, or, at' the option of the said holder or assigns, payment of said sums shall be enforced by suit in any court having jurisdiction. VIII. That ~for the purpose of evidencing the' several sums assessed against the said parcels of property, and the owners thereof, and the time and terms of payment, and to aid in the enforcement thereof, assign- able certificates shalibe issued by the City of ~Plainview upon the completion .and .acceptance of the work in each Unit of improvement as the work in such Unit it completed and accepted, which certifi- cates shall, be executed by the Mayor in the marne of the City, attest- ed by the City Secretary with the cor~porate seal, and shall be pay- able to Bryan & Hoffman, Paving Contractors, or assigna, and ,shall declare the said amounts and the time and ~rerms of payment and rate of interest and date of completion and acceptance of the improvements for which the certificate is issued, and shall contain the name of the owner as~ accurately as possible, and the description of the property bY lot and block number, or front feet thereof, or~ such other description as may otherwise identify the same, and if the said property shall be owne~ by an estate, then. to so state t~he description thereof as so owned shallbe sufficient, or if the name of the. owner be unknmwn~ then to so state shall be sufficient, and no error or mistake in describing any property, or in giving the name of any owners, shall in anywise invalidate or impair the assessment levied hereby or the certificate issued in evidence thereof. The said certificates shall fu~ither provide substantially that if default shall .be made in the payment of-any installment of princi- pal or interest ~hen~ due, .then, at the option of~the holder of the same, or assigns, the whole of the said assessment evidenced there- by shall at once become dna and ~payahle, and shall~ be~collec~i.b:te with reasonable~at~o~rneY~s fees ~and costs of collection, if incnrr- ed. And said cer~t, ificates sh~, 1 se~ forthand, evidence the person, al tiability of~ ~the owners of such property and the lien .upon su~ch property, and shall ~provide in. effect iS default, shall be made in the payment ~thereof~.the same may be ~menfor~aed~ either by sale o~ the property by the Tax Collector and Assessor of the City of Pla in¥iew, as above recited, or. by suit in any court having jurisdiction.. The said certificates shall further recit.a in effect that all pro- ceedings with~.regerence, to making said. impro~mment~s have been reg- ularly had in compliance with ~ke ml~W in force and p~oceedings o.~ the City of Plainview, and theft all prerequisLt~es to~.~e fixing of the lien and .claim. of pers~o, nal liabili.ty evidenced ,by such certif- icates have been regularly do~n.e~ and performed., v~aic.h ~recitals shall be evidence of the matters and facts so recited, and no fur- ther proof therefor shall be~require,& in any co~urt. And the saidlcertificates mayha~e, coupons~ attached there.toin evidence of, each~o~r any of the sea.er,al ins~allmanta thereof, or they may have coupons for each of the first four installments, leaving the main..certi~icate for the-fifth. Said certificates may further provide substantially.that the a~ounts payable ther.eunder may mbe paid to the .Collector of Taxes -of the City, who shall issue~his receipt therefor, which receipt shall be evidence of such. payment upon any demand for the same, either by virtue of the said certificate or any contract to pay ~leI same ~enta~ed~ inbOby~'_th8 property owners, and t hat the Col- lector ~f Taxes_will deposit all sums so received by him forth- with the City Traasurer~., and ~upon. the payment, of any installmen~ with interest upon the surrender of the coupon therefo~r, receipt- ed in full by s~&~id Contractor, or~ other holder of said certifica.te, the City treaau~er shalL.pay~the amount, so colle~cted and due thereon to~ said Contractom, or other~ holder, which coupons so re- ceipted shall be the Treasurer'mS warrant for payment, And the said.~ certificates.shall further pro.~ide i~A~ef~e~c,t that .the Cit~ of Plainview sh.all,.exercise all of its lawful ~powers, v~em~ recuested so to do by the ~holder of said certificates,,, to, aid. in ~t~e en~ forcemen% and.collec~tian_~thereof, and said~ certificates may con- tain other and .further recitals .pertinent ~and.appropriate theret,.o, It shall not he necessary that said certificates shall be in the exact form as set~ forth, but the substance and effect thereof, shall suffice. IX, That the assessment.s ~levied by this ordinance for the impr~ovements in each Unit are altogether sep. arat. e and distinct from .assessment.s in eadh and every other unit, The assessments for improvements in one Unit are in nowise affected by the. improvements in. any~ other, a ~ Unit, and in making and levying . ssessments .~he costs~.~of the improve- ments in each Unit, the benefits~ by means ~of the impro, vements, and all other matters and. things with .reference to the impr~owements~ in each Unit, have been considered and determined without~ r~.eference to ~...~. any such matters in. any other Unit, and the. omissio.n of the improve- ments in any I~nit .shall in no,~ise a£fec~t, or~ impaim the vaitdi~y of assessments~ for the improvements~,in, any other Unit, The ,omission~ of of improvements inany pa~ticutar Unit in fron .Of any pr~operty exempt from the lien~...of such assessments shall in nowise affect or impair the validity of assessments against other property in that Unit. That no mistake~, error, znv~lza.zty or irregularity in the. name of any property owner, or the description of any property, or the amount of any assessment, or in shy other matter or thing, shall in anywise in~aiidate or impair any assessment levied hereby or any certificate issued, and any such. .,mistake, error, invalidity or irregularity, whether in such assessment or in the certific- ate issued in evidence thereof, may be corrected at any time by the City. That all assessments levied, are a personal liability and charge against the real and true owners of the premises described, not- withstanding such be named, or may be incorrectly named. XII. That the fact that the specified improvement of the sDecific Units as herein.designated are in such urgent need of .such improvement whi~e the condition of the weather_ will permit such improvement, creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the im- mediate preservation of the public peace, property, health and safety, requiring that any rules that an ordinance be read at more than one meeting of the City Council of Plainview, and all rules prohibiting the passage of the same on the date of introduc- tion and passage, be, and the same are hereby dispensed with and suspended, and this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage, PASSED AND APPROP~ED, this 16th day of September, 1946. J, N. Jordan Ma y or Attest- J. L. Gallaway City Secretary There being no further business, meeting adjourned. . L .a~~r tary J '~ ' e dan, Mayor -: SEPTEMBER 19,1946: - A called meeting of the Council of the City of Plainvie~,~ Texas was held on the above mentioned date with the Mayor, J.N. Jordan, presiding, and Aldermen, L. W. James, C. H. Hancock, W. C. Malone, Ben F. Smit~, and C. ~. Elliott, and The City Tax COllector, P. H. Bryan, Ci.ty Sanitary Officer, Dr. E. C. Nicholl, and City Attorney, Frank R. Day, being present when the following business was transacte~d, to-wit: The Mayor appointed Aldermen Hartco. ok, and Aldermen Eliiott that the bid of Taylor & Montgomery for hauling garbage from the City be accepted and contract be entered into. The bid, and contract, follows: m~(,~ont.r,act w~s newer signed). Motionby Alderman..Smith,~ sa~onded.~b~.AldermanElliott.~, t~hat the sala~ies~af A. M. Hamilton and J. P. Marlin be in- cresed $15o00 per mo. nth, The motion was carried and it was so ordere&. Motion~h~Ald~ma~ancock~second~ed by Alderman Elli~ott~, that the Engineer~s~,HaSiem&Gr.een,.~ ~e. inst=~t~d.~to~prepare plans and s~ecificati~ns, fer ~a~er. and_sewer lines ~o the Sumerall AddiSon and to advertiSe for bids. The motion was -carried Motion by Alderman James, secon~ed~by Alderman Smith, bids be called for on paving the alley in Block 33, 0rig- T~. The motL~s ca~ie&. There being no further business, mmeting adjourned. -:SEPTE2~BER.25,1946:- A called metering of~ thc City Council...of~ the~ City of Plai~-~ view, Texas, was bald o~n~%he abo~e.~mentioned~.~date with the Mayor, J. N. Jordan, presiding, ~and.,Aldermen~.W.C.. Malone, C. H. Hancock.,_ L~ W.~ James, ~Ben F. Smith, and City Attorney~ Frank R~ Day, being present when the following business was transacted, to-v~it: Me~ion~byAl~erma~Hanc~Gck.,~ seconded~by Alderman James, that the estimates of Hoffman,'& Bryan for the amount of and $1,984.85 on their paving contract be allowed paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. There bein~ no further business, meeting adjourned. · ~ t94~:- -~SEPTEi~ER 28, A Called meeting of the City Council of the Cit~y of Plain~ ~iew, Texas was held.on the above mentioned~ date ,, the. Mayor,~ J. N, Jord~n,~p~esiding, and Aldermen, L. W. James, C. H. Han- dock and C. P. Eiliott, and City Attorney, Frank R. Day, and City Sanitary Officer, Dr. E. C~ Niaholl, being present when the following bnsineSSm, wac transaated~, to-wi~:. Alderman .IIancoak made.~ a..mation~ which m~ion was sec on~ed by Alderman Elliott, and.canopied, that._the Pracessing Plant sewer service be cut off until..tha Plant installs a proper~ tr&p~, closes..all.~.holes in sewer line, and takes other, and necessary means to operate s'~&d. Plant i~,line with_ the promises made by Nr.. Wal~er to the Council at the time_..applica_tion was made to the City Council for sewerage, and that he will operate said Plant so as not to~c~ns~titued a ~nuisance. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. Plainview, Texas, October 7, 1946. The 8ity~Councilme,tin regula~meeting~with the following mem? bers prese.nt.~ Mayor, ~.NoJordan..Aldermen:.L~.W~James~, W~C.~alone., C. P.Elliott, Ben~E~.Smi~h~and.C.Ho~Hancock. City tax collector P.H.Bryan, City Attorney Frank R.Day and City Sanitary Officer Dr'. E.C.Nicholl, attended the me~e,~ing, Minutes of the last regular meeting also, minutes of the cal~ed meetings ~held. o~.~_Se~:~m~er 19th, 25 and2~th,,rmead~.and~.adap~t~ed .... M ~lem~:.and second that the monthly reports be accepted and or- derd filed, the regular salaries, and the following bills, be all- owed and ordere.&~pa.id,~The.~mo~,ion was carried and it was so.ordered. REPORTS: Citry Secr.etar$'arepo:t,..a2. water and..~sewe~and ~is- cellaneous collec-tions**in Suptem~.er, $3,~213o16; Chief Roli~c~e, re- port for Suptember, $1,088.35; City Insp~edto:,.s...repo~.~ for Septem- ber, $434°20; ~ipy Tax Collector's report for September, Delinquent taxeS, collected in September, $835.8gi. ~ALARIES~ P. H B~yan, $25,0.~0~; J. N..Jordan~,.$1~i~..00; Jo L. W. C. Malone., $2Q. 00; C.. H..HSIllCG.Gk~, $20.00; Hoyt Curry,_$225..0~0; Nath Burket~,~,, $16Q.~00; J ..... E. She.eon, $150.~0; E. J... Shea~e~, $15~0~.00; Joe E. Baker, $150.00; James~ Woolsey,-$150.00; L..W. Por. te~, $150o00; H b Burr, ~150.00, Floyd Nelson, $150.0G.~ B. M. 0dom, $150 00; George J. Boswell, $125.00; ~. J. Bryan, $100.00; Sam Faith, $60.00;~ A. M. Hamzlton, $190.00..; Leedy.Maxe¥, $160.00; Frank Rzgler, $150.00; L. B. Sheppard, $150.00; Berry Lynch, $150.00; C. O. Jones, $150.00; W. F, Foley,. $32~.00;S. E .... Bolles., $24.0,00; A..~ T..Her.rod,, $150..0.., J. B. Sla~ht.er.,,...$12~5.~0o;_Claud.e.~ates.,$150.O0; H. R. Sloan,.$115.00,; J. P. Malin 165.00' A. L. Kin '180.O0- 0. B. Guin i 0.0O. O. E. Kuykendall, $1~Qo,00,; Roy L .... War~en, $15.0~,~0; R; N..Tekel,.,~$1~O.O0; $125.00: Dr. D P. Jones, $75.00;. Josephine Pillar, $150.00; Will Evans, $125..00~ F~aak...S~ul~z,...$150.00, BILLS: T. J..Boney, ~65.00; $65.00; L. $65.00; Southwe stern ,B~ubliC 288.68; Southw~e stet. n. Bell TelePhane_,O,ompany~, $84.85; West Texas $3.5 · 75; John G. Logsdon, $11.18; Boyd & DaMen2 om~, -$~7 · ~ 0; We stern Union, $10.42; Hemald-Ne~s. Pmblishing Company, $29.86, The Thatcher~ Print- ing Company, $~1.95~.~ Phillips Battery C~pany,~ $37.15; Roc~ell Bros. ~ Company, $16,~70, Continental 0il $12.31; G~f 0il C~p. , 1 · $24.29; Dudley E. ~vOdEin $ Radio Equipment. Company, $1.75; Meinecke Bros .... $1.~967 Dukewits~Motor, $~.00; Na~ard-N~l Mo~tor Company,, $13,35; Jess Roh~ermt ; H~gginboph~Bartlett ComD~any , $i~.95; Cann~ $6.33; K~ke~,s Service St~ion~& Garage, $2.15; S C~0~., $1677; C. E. Settle, $~Q.50; Combs& Carlton,~ $7.1~; 0we~S Electric, 20 J45; ~e.~ic~,LaFrance,Fo~i~e CorpG~ation, $3~ $159 · 34; NeDt~ne.~eter Company,~ $1~Od;~ B~gs & Company, ~we & Cowan, Inc. $168~56; 5~; J.A. Dagle y Pl~hi~ & Muelle~_ ( P.~ in- view Builders Supply~ $1 Sera,ice Station, $31. ; Pacific Flush Tank~ Company, $129.60; P~inview Hardware Company, $59.90; Locke Fred Bert yhill Eqttipment Co~. ,~.$9~...51.; Good Yea~.. Service St ore s, $46.88; Wyatt. Metal ~&. Boile~ Work~-,$50~.. 12; Machinery Com- pany, $18.01; John. Hull, $5~.~00';' Seipp Carl H. ~langum ~oto~ Comp, a~ny, $5.05; .66; V~est PharmacY, $1.49; The~ Plain~.i~e~ ~T~ibune Blue Bonnett G&~e, $22.2~5.-; Reams Ete:¢tr~c 20; ~Jordan & Tubbs,, ~ ; Frank. ~E. P-ea~son, $650~0.0; w. ~.~ paz~ren.t, $582..00;. Jordan-Tibbs Con~'t~ Company, $73,70; City National Bank, ' $294. 60 ; City of Plainview-Disbursements, $485.80;J. L. Gallaway,City Coll- ector, $13~. 29. Motion by Alderman Eiliot~, seconded by Alderman James, that the bid off Bob Sheppard, to build _concrete a'butments and wingwatls for a bridge acros.s the Running Water Draw on Joliet Steer, as stated in the contract', and it is understood that the work is to be done under the supervision of W. J. Williams, County SurVeyor- Engineer, The motion was carried and. it was so ordered. Motion ny Alderman. James, seconded by Alderman Smith, That the estimates of Bryan & Hoffman as of September 30th for the amounts of $1, 383 .~'~4, and $155.48, and the estimate of Jordan & Tubbs as of October 5th, for the amount of $225.20,also that of Hasle & G~een, Engineers, as of September 30th, for the amount of $1,051.15, be accepted and paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. The ~ayor appointed Aldermen James, Malone and Elliott on a committee to have the houses moved off the "Donnelson" land. Motion by Alderman Elliott, seconded by Alderman Malone, that the report and recommeddationS from the JC's be accepted and that. they be instructed~to proceed with an educational campaign for sanitation rules with a view to calling an election on them. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Notion by Alderman James, second,id by Alderma~n Elliott, that the following resolutionRESOLUTION b~ adopted aha approved. RESOLUTION ASSERTING THE CORRECTNESS OF PREAMB~ LE, ORDERING T~ ACCEPT~CE OF UNIT NO. ll, UNIT NO. 15, UNIT NO. 16, LT~IT NO. 23, UNIT NO. 24, UNIT NO. 27, UNIT NO. 28, IE~IT NO. 32, UNIT NO. 33, ~IT NO. 34, UNIT NO. 37, UNIT NO. 38, UNIT NO. 44, UNIT NO. 55', L~IT NO. 64, UNIT NO. 65, UNIT NO. 66, UNIT NO. ~1, D~IT NO. 72, L!NIT N0. 73, UNIT NO. 74, DESIGNATED BY ORDINANCES FOR ISiPROVEi~NT, DECLARING SUCH I~%IPRO~~ TO BE IN C0~PLIANCE WITH THE C0~YfRACT, T~la~, PROVISIONS, PLAN AND SPECIFIATIONS, AND ORDERING T~IE ISSUAI~CE OF ASSESS~.~NT CERTIFICATES FOR SUCH I%.L°ROVE- WHERE~ the City of Plainview, Texas, by Ordinances heretofore passed~ has ordered the improvement of certain designated str.eets in the City of Plainview, Texas, as in said Ordinances specified, and in said Ordinan.ces designated as Unit No. ll, Unit No. 15, Unit No. 16, Unit No. 23, Unit No. 24, Unit No. 27, Unit No. 28, Unit No. 32 , Unit ~No. 33, Unit No. 3~, Unit No. 37, Unit No. 38, Unit No. 44, Unit No. 55, Unit No. 6&, Unit No. 65, Unit No. 66, Unit No. 7i, Unit No. 72, Unit No. 73, End Unit No. 74. AIfD V~HEREAS, hhe said improwement of such streets has been fully completed in accordance with the terms, provisions, plans and specifications of the contract and supplement thereto entered into by and between the City of Plainview, Texas and Bryan & Hoffman, Paving Contractors. AND WHEPd~AS, Ti~ City Engineer of the City of Plain~iew, Texas has filed with the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas his certification that the improvement of Unit No. ll, Unit No. 15, Unit No. 16, Unit No. 23', Unit No. 24, Unit No. 27, Unit No. 28, Unit No. 32, Unit No. 33, Unit No. 34., Unit No. 37, Unit No. 38, Unit No. 44, Unit No. 55, Unit No. 64, Un~ No. 65, Unit No. 66, Unit,No. 71, Unit No. 72, Unit i~0. 73, ~nd Unit No. 74, as design- ated in said Ordinances, has been fully completed in accordance with the terms, pro.visions, plana and specifications of the contract and supplement thereto entered into by and between the City of Plain- view, Texas and Bryan & Hoffman, Paving Contractors. THEREFORE. be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Plainv Jew, T~xasJ : I. That all matters asserted in the preamble to this resolution are hereby de6lared to be true and correct. II. That the following Units ~retofore ordered, by Ordinances to be improved, in the~ manner in snch Ordinances Specified, and in such 0rdinanceS. mdesignaied, be accepted by.the City of PlainView, Texas as of October 7, 1946, and .that it. is hereby declared that such improvement of ~the said Units are in full comp2Liance with the terms, provisions, plans and specifications of the .contract ~ and supplement thereto entered into by and between the City of Plainview, Texas and Bryan & Hoffman, .Paving contractors, to-wit: Unit No. 11, Unit No. 15, Unit No. 16,~ Unit No. 23, Unit No. 24., Unit No. 27, Unit No. 28, Unit No.32, Unit No. 33, Unit No. 34, Unit No. 37, Unit NU. 38, Unit No. 44, Unit i~o. 55, Unit No. 6~, Unit No. 65, Unit No. 66, Unit No. 71, Unit No. 72, Unit No. 73, unit No. 74. III. That it is further order~ed t hat~the City of Plainview, Texas,~ as of the completion.date, issue cer~tifiCates to the said Bryan & Hoffman, Paving Contractoru, evidencing the complatimn of the Units herei2~maCCe~G.ted and.the assessments .due therefor, in accordance with the terms of assessment Ordinances heretofore passed by the City Council of the City of PLainview, Texas. That this resolution shall be in force and effect from and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED this 7th day of October~ 19~6. ATTEST: J. N. Jordan Nay or J. L. Gallawa.g City Secretary There being no further business, meeting adjourned. City Secretary -:OCTOBER 12, 1946:- A Called meeting of~ the City Council of the mOity Of .Plain~ilew, Texas, was held on the above mentioned date, the ~ayor, J. N. Jordan, Presiding, and Aldermen,'C. H. Hancock, W. C. ~al~ne, L. ~Y. James, C. P. Elliott, Ben F. Smith, being present when the following business was .transacted, to-wit: The meeting was called for the prupose of receiving and open- lng bids on laying water and sewer lines to the -Sumrall Addition" to the City of Plain~iew, Texas. The following bids were receive and opened. Cullum& Hodson of Lubbock, Texas, $20,060.50; Jordan & Tubbs, Plainview, Texas, $16,996.25; Panhandle Construction CO., Lubbock,'Texas, $20,987.35, and Owen Construction Co., of Crosbyton, Texas, ~21,127.50. How- ever, none of the bids were accepted. Bryan & Hoffman Offered a bid on paving the alley in Block 33, Original Town, the amount of which was $3,892.50. Neither was this bid acceDted. There being no further business, meeting adjounned. -: 0~0BER 14,1946:- A called meeting of the City. Council of the City of Plain- view, Texas, was held on the abov.e date with the ~ayor, J. N. Jordan,presiding, and aldermen, Ben F. Snith, ~. C. ~alone, L. ~'. James, C. P. Elliott, and City Attorney, Frank R. Day, being_ present when the following business was transacted, to-wi t: Alder~an Elliott made a motion was seconded by Alderman James, that the bid .f~r~.~aying wa~er an~ sewer lines to the "S~mrall Addition~ of Jordan & Tubb for the amount of ~16,996.25 be accepted and contract entered into. The motion was carried and it was so. ordered. Motion by Cauncilman Dlalone and. seconded by Aliiott, and carried, that the sewer extensions and latterals within the Sum~all Addition be made strictly in accordance with the plans and specificatio.ns made by the City Engineer, and under his supervision, using standard material acceptable to City and at a cost act exceeding the prevailir~ costs at Plainview at time such extensions and latterals are laid and, on fail- ure on part of sumrall, hiS.~ agents, contractors or assigns to strictly observe the conditions herein shall relieve the Sumr~l for such costs as provided in order City of repaying ~ 1 passed by the City Council and of record in Volume No. 8 , Page No~,~ 4~.2__, of the minutes of the City Council. There being no further business, meeting adjounned. Plainview, Texas, October 21,1946 The City Council met in regular meetiD~ with the following members present: ~aYor, J. N. Jordan, Aldermen: %¥. C. 5.~alone, ~. P. Elliott, L. VT. James and Ben F. Smith, City Sanitary Officer, Dr. E. C. Nicholl, attended~the meeting. Minutes of the last regular meeting, also, minutes of the called meetings held on October, 12th and 14th, read and adopt- ed. Motion by Alderman Eiliott, seconded by Alderman Malone, -that the following estimates be approved and ordered paid. Estimate as of October 15, 19~+6, Bryan and Hoffman, one for $1,593.~6; and one for $282.25; Hasle & Green-Engineers, one o.n Street Paving fox' $221.86; and one on water and sewer improvements, for w~. ~ ; and for Jordan & Tubb Construction Co., $208 38; The motion was carried. Motion by Alderman Malone., seconded by AldermanElliott, that Chief-Police Hoyt Curry be sent to an "Officers train~ school" which is to be held in Austin, and his expenses be paid by the City. The moti-an.~aa carried, Motion .by Alderman James, seco.nded by Alderman Elliatt, that the bid in the amount .of $3~882.50 tom pave the alley through Block 33, Original Town, he accepted if and when all property owners in the block have signed up. The motion was carried. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. -: 0CTOBEX~ 30,1946: - A called meeting of the Council of the City of Plainview, Texas was held on the above date with the May~r, J. N. Jordan, presiding, and Aldermen, E., P. Elliott, Ben F..~ith, C. H. Hamcock, L. W. James, and City Attorney, Frem. k R. Day, being present, Wheh the following_.business..~as~t~ransacted, to-wit: Alderman James .made a motion which, mo~tion .was..seconded by Alderman Elliomtt, that. the pr.oposaL.~of~ the. Southwes~tern. Public Service Co., as presented by the company's~ repr~esentative, Mart Pool, be accep.ted and the ~ayor, J.. N. Jordache authorized and iaStructed to sign contract for the City. The motion was carri- ed and the contract follows: STATE OF TEXAS,. COUNTY OF HALE, CITY OF PI~.INVIEW, $ THIS AGR,~qT made and entered into on this the 30th day of October, A.D., 19~6, by and between the City of Plain~~exas, acting by and ~ through .its ~5~ayor and City secretary, hereunto duly authorized by the City Council, hereinafter referred to as. ,,City", and Southwestern Public Service Company, a New Mexico Corporation with a permit~ to do businesms in Texas, acting by and through its duly authorized President and Assistant Secretary, hereinafter referred to as, "Company." W I TNES S I TH 00ntract for Electric Po~er and Ener~gy Sea_vice for V;ate~-Pump~ng and all other Municip'al uses, With the exception, of Street Lighting.. me Company agrees to supply to City all the electric power and energy wtkich may be used or required for the operation of the water works and system owned hy City and for all other municipal uses, including the operation of sewerage disposal works, police, fire and traffic signal systems, lighting in the City Hall and Fire Station and all other public places owned and controlled by City within the limits of City, but not including street lighting. Company agrees to furni~sh all transformers and other apparatus necessary to deliver electric power and energy to City at voltage of utilization, and to maintain such equipment furnished by it,~at its own expense. It is understood and agreed that the water works and water system owned by the City will b.e used, and_the current herein mentioned will be ~furnished for pumping from the present City wells. That in the event that the City should require addition- al 'water, the C~mpany will use its own wells, so far as the capacity of such wells~is concerned, but will. not be responsible in case of failure of such wells, and the water pumped f~rom~the Company wells.will ~he paid for at the regular contract rate as hereinafter stated. City shall furnish and he responsible for the maintneance and operation of all of its pumping machiner~y, including motors and switches used in connection therewith and all other interior wiring and apparatus, and all. component, parts of the police, fire and traffic signal systems, at its own ex- pense and without cost to said. ~dompany4 The point of delivery ~f electric power and energy furnished hereunder shall be the point of connection of Company's wires with those of the City. City hereby agrees to pay Company monthly for electric power and energy fttrnished during the previous month, throughout the term of this agreement, as delivered to the City' by the Company when billed at the roi'lowing rate: $0.01~per Kilowatt Hour. City agrees to ,take from Company in the operation of. pumps for pumping the City water and for other municipal.uses, except street lighting, dur. iIlgm the~ term of this contract electric energy of not less than an average of 40,000 kilowatt hourS per month~ averaged over a twelve months' calendar year. Bilis shall be rendered by Company to City on the first day of each month for electric power and energy used duri~ the preceding month, and such bills shall be paid by City on or before the 15th day from date of billing. Company will furnish all meters necessary to meas~re the electric power and energy delivered ihereunden and shall, test said meters at intervals of not to exceed twelve (12) months,~ and City shall have the right to cause a special meter test to be made at any time. If any test made by Company of it~ ovrn volition, or at City's request, d~scloses,~th~t any meter is registering ~.within ~two per~ cent (2%)~ o~ normal, ~su'ch meter shall be considered accurate, but if any such tests~in~icate an inac- curacy of greater than two per cent. (2%), Company shall Correct all bills based upon the registration of such meter, such correc- tion to be according to the percentage, of inaccu~acy found, but no such correction shall extend beyond ninety (90) days previous to the day on which such inaccuracy is .disco~'ered by test. For any period that a meter is found to .have failed to register, it shall be assumed that the electric power and energy delivered during s~aid period is the same as.~ that for a period of like oper- ation, and the amount of electric power and. energy used for bill- ing shall be agreed upon by City and Company. None of the e~lectric powez~ and energy furnished hereunder shall be resold by City. Company shall not be liable to City, nor shall City be liable to ~Company hereunder by reason Of failure of Company to deliver or ~Dity to receive electric power and energy when such failure is ~he result of fire, strike, rict, explosion, flo~d, accident, break-down, acts of God or the public enemy, orders of D~operly authorized Governmental authorities, or other conditi.ons~ b~yond the control of the party affected, and such temporary failures shall not cOnstitute a breach of this a~reement. In the event of interrup- tions of service, Company shall exert itself to restore service as soon as possible. Eash parity to this agreement will give the necessary p~rmission to the other to enable thaagents of each party to comply with the providions of the agreement, amd to enter upon the premises .of the other at all reasonable times for the purpose of~readi,ng or check- lng meters and. for. inspecting, testing, renewing or exchanging an~ or all of its equipment ~whichmay be located on the property of the other, or for the performance of other duties incident to the rend- ering of service hereby contracted for. This agreement terminates, cancels and su2oersedes all former agreements and supplements thereto, and. shall,~b~.~ome effective on November 19th., 1946, the date of the expiration~of the present con~ tract with the City, and remain in effect from a period of five (5.) yeats fr~om date, and the~reafter fromm year to year unless and '~ ' until at'least six (6) months, prior to .the expiration date of the initial fi~e (5) _ye~ar~.. ~ peri.od , or any yearly extension ther~- of, either party shall notify the other in writing of its desire to terminate the initial agreement or any yearly extension. ® All notices, orders and resolutions herein, provided for shall be considered as having been dul~ given to Company when any such may be given to the person at the time in charge of the Co~lmny's office in the City of Plainview, Texas. 10. This agreement ~is executed in triplicate originals at Plainview _, Texas, where this agreement is performable in all of it'~ terms, this~day and year first above written, and ~it is agreed that this agreement contains ~all the covenants, and agreements made by and between, the parties hereto of the said matter hereaf and that no part aft his contract shall be in any manner amended, abrogated, supersed~ed or altered, unless done ~in writing and signed by the par.ties hereto a~t~ng by-and, through their duly authorized agents.. One copy of this~ agreement is, de- ~ a livered to the City oecret ry of Plain~iew, Texas, for the use and as the property of th City, and one copy hereof is delivered to the President ~of the South~estern Public. Service Company for the use and as the property of said Company, and each of the parties hereto hereby acknowledges receipt..of a copy hereof. It is agreed and understood that this agreement shall be b~nding upon and inure to the benefits of the successors, legal representatives, and assigns of the respective parties hereto.~ IN WITNESS WHE~0F,the said City of Plainview, Texas, has caused these presents.to, be executed in its corporate name. by its said Mayor and caused same to be attested by its Secretary with its corporate seal, this the day and year herein first written.. IN TESTIMOI~ ¥IHEREQF, the said Southwestern. Public Service Company has caused.~these presents to be executed in ~its corporate name by its President, attested by its Assistant Secretary, and the borporate seal to be affixed, this the day and year herein first written. CITY OF PL3~II~IE~~, TEX~S BY J.N. Jordan Mayor Cont. ATTEST: J. L. Galtaway City Secret'ary. ' A~,TEST: C. Willard Smith A~ Secretary . SOUT~STERN PUBLIC SERVICE CORIPANY BY Jack Cunningham President. STATE OF TE~-~S, COEFNTY OF HALE CITY OF PL~INVIEW, -~ T~e foregoing proceedings ~having bean properly done and passed in meeting of th City Council, Plainview, Texas, and signed by the Mayor and City Secretemy, this the 30th day of October, A.D., 1946. J. N. Jordan. ~ay or J. L. Gaitawa~ City Secretary There being no further business, meeting adjourned. view, TeXas. ~/ ' ~y~ ~,~ainview, Tex. Plainview, Texas, November 4,1946. The City C~uncil met in r.egular meeting with the.following members present- J. N. Jordan, Aldermen, Co P. Elliott, Lester W. james, W. C. Malone, C. H. Hancock, ~Ginutes of the last regular meeting,also, minutes of the called meeting read and adopted. Nayor appointed Hancock and Elliott, to study improvements for Auditorium Stage. Motion and second that the monthly reports be accepted and ordered filed, the regular salaries, and the following bills, be allowed and ordered paid. The motion was carried. P~PORTS: City Secretary's report of water, sewer and mis- cellan~ous collection in October, $22,541.79; Chief of Police's report for 'October, $939.00; City Tax Colledtors Report for the month of 0ctober,~Cur~ent, $12,821.31; Delinquent, $453.50; Building ~mspector's report for October, $314.80; Southwestern Public Service Co.,OOtober, $965.50; West Texas Gas Co.,October, $369. SALARIES: P. H. Bryan, $250.00; J. N. Jordan, ~i85'.00; J.L. Callaway, 4155.00; Margaret Kay, $115.00; Frank R. Day, ~100.00; Lester 'W. James, ~20.00; C. P. Elliott, .$20.00; Ben F. Smith, $20.00; W. C. Malone, $20..G0; C. H. Hancock, $20.00; Hoyt Curry, $225.0'0; Nath Burkett, $175.00; J. E. Shearer, ~165.00; joe'E. Baker, $165.00~ James, W. Woolsey, $165.00; B. M. 0dom, $165.00; W. L. Porter, $165.00; Hub Burt, ~165.00; Floyd Nelson, $165.00; T. P Sitton,. ~165.00; D.. C. Adams, $3 3...00; George j. Boswell $140.00; ~.. J. Bryan, $115.00; Sam Faith, $80.00; A. t~I. Hamilton, $205.00; Leedy Maxey, 4175.00; J. R. Carter,. ~165.00; Frank Rigler, $165.00; L. B.. Sheppard, $165.00; Berry Lynch, $165.00; C. 0. Jones, $165.00; Plainview, Fire Department, $30.00; ~?.F. Foley, $~25.00. S. E. Bolles, 4255.00; A. T. Herrod, $165.00; J. B. Slaughter, $1&0.00; H. ~. Sloan, 4130.00; J. P. Marlin, $180.00; A. L. King, $195.00; 0. B. Guin, $185.00; 0. h. Kuykendali, 4165.00; Roy L. Warren, $165.00; R. N. Tekell, $165.00;J. M. Heflin, $130,00; Dr. E. C. Nicholl, $1&0.00; Josephine Pillar, ~150.00; Dr. D. P. Jones, $ 75.00; Will Ev~us, $1~0.00; Frank Stuitz, BILLS: Earl T. Bart, 46~5.00; Board of City Development, $1,000; Plainview Independent School Dist., $125.00; Plainview Public Library, $~0.00; Jordan & Tubbs, $225.20; Southwestern Public Service Co., $1,095.19; Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., $102.20; ¥~est ~ xas Gas Co , . · $28 25 Herald News Pu liahing Co Inc.,$28.2~; The Thatcher Printing Co[, ~39.10; ~estern union, $3.57; Lubbock Motorcycle 0o., $7~9.&5; Jesse Roberts Service Sta- tion, $125.63; Boyd & Davenport, $55.00; Phillips Battery Co., $32.25; Rockwell Bros. & Co., $9.00; Chicken Inn, $~..90; Robinson- Herring Drug, $9.13; Continental 0il Co ~ ~ e ~. .,~3,75; Blue Bonnett ~a~ $t1.~0; Commercial Radio Equipment Cgmpany, $3.50; Maggard-Nall Motor Co.,$38.87; Newman Motor Co., ~9.00; Estep Service Station, $6.17; C. E. ~ettle, $63.~1, ~uetler Company, $8~45. Winn MoDor Company, $16.60; Stapleton Bros. Mach.& Tank Co., $12.00; BiggS & Company, $~1.52; Plainview Builders Supply, 442.90; McKinley Howell, $73.00; M. B. McKee Co., ~55.80; Fairbanks Morse & Company, $6.99; Neptune Meter Co.~, $717.00; Clowe & Cowan, Inc., $51.97; Kiker's Service Station & Garage, $24.80: American Cast Iron Pzpe~.Company, $92.94; Cal Farley's ~8.91; Plainview Hardware ~ompany, ~22.90.; J.o~dan-Tubb Cons t.Co., ~8.0~0; Fred Berryhzll Equipment Company, ~k4.72; Firestone Stores, $158;00; V. R. Rodgers, $37.10; Hale County ~(precinct' No.1) 752'.~0; Meinecke Bros., $8.29; Reams Electric Co., $12.02; Joe Quinn, ~42.42; J. ~!i. Radford Grocer~ Company, $9.60; R. H. Knoohu~en & Company, $46.28; John Hull, $51.50; J. L. Gallaway, Reg., $19.50; E. K, Eufstedler & Son, $4.96~ Higginbo~ham-~Bartlett Company, $22.29; Sid Underwood, $72.26; Byars Bros,$5.70; Retail Merchants Assn. ~4.20; The Texas Company, $104.21; Earl T. Ba~r, $675.00. Board of City Development, $750.00; plainwiew Indepent School District, $125.00; Plainview Public Library, $40.00; Jordan & Tubbs CompanY, $35.$2; Sinclair Refining Company, $224.65; Santa Fe Railroad, $1~.30; A. J. Donne~Son, $800.00; Mercantile National Bank in Dallas, $1,550.00; J. L. Ga~laway,-Registrar, $31.59; Earl T. Barr, $675.00; City of Plainview Withholding Tax, $322.15; City of Plainview Disbursements, $7~9.05; J. L. Callaway, City Coliedtor, $70.97. Motion by Alderman Smith, seoonded~by Alderman Hancoak, that the following estimates be approved and ordered paid. Estimate of the Engineers be allowed, Jordan & Tubbs, water-and sewer, $4,476.46; Bryan and Hoffman Paving, $2,2~8.09; Hasle & Green, Engineers, $938.20. The motion was carried.- Moved and seconded that risers be installed on deep lines in west part of t~'n. Motion was carried and it was ordered. Moved and seconded that Treasurer pay, S. H. Stuckey and Hubbard $1,000.00 each for right-a-way on draw and dismissal 'of suits against city. Motion was carried. Motion and seconded that the following Ordinance be approved and adopted. The motion carried and it was so order- ed. ORDINANCE NO. 531 AN 0F~DIN~NCE FIXING PRI~iARY ~LIABILITY UPON TIIE 0~EiIER, OCCIUPA~iT AND USER OF AEUTTING PROPERTY, FOR INJURIES SUFF~,~RED BY REASON OF DEFECTI%~ SIDEWALKS BE IT 0RDAI~D BY THE CITY COL~NCIL OF T~ CITY OF PLAIN- VIEW, TEXAS, That: ~HEREAS, the sidewalks, of the City of Plainview, Texas, are intended for use by the public as a means of travel by foot, and the public has 'a right to their free and unimpeded use for such purpose; and ~EREAS, the use2 to which many of the sidewalks in said City have been put by owners, occupants and users of the property abutting thereon, and the fa~lure of such owners, occupants and users of the abutting property.~to properly maintain and care for such side.~alks., as hereinafter required, deniesto the walking public the Eree and unLm~eded use of the sidewalks, and thereby discommodes~ and tends to endanger the welfare and life of the pedestrian using such sidewalks and those who are forced, by the condition of the sidewalks, to walk in ~he street. SECTION 1, It is therefore declared to be the duty and obligation' of. all owners, occupants and users of real property abutting upon streets in the City of Plainview, Texas, at their own cost and expense, to maintain and keep the seidwalks (and Daring laid thereon) bordering their property, at curb-grade and level' and free of depressions, excavations, elevations, in- equalities, obstacles, obstructions ,or encroachments, natural or artificial, above or below groLu~-level, or which overlap, impinge upon or appropriate any part of the sidewalk area or the spaoe eight feet a~.o~e it; and to allow no. oils, greases, ice, show, or wa%.er to collect or remain thereon; and, general- ly and in every'manner, to keep such sidewalks zn a safe, adequ- ate and indefective condition, so that they are easily accessible to and may 'be free and safely used by the public for travel by foot. Provided, that it shall be no violation of thiR. ordin- ance to gr~ow trees .on the park~vay of the sidewalks, where t~he body of the tree is not less than eight feet distance from the property line, and tha limbs and branches of the_hree are kept pruned off the body at least eight feet above the sidewalk and their spread and equal distance above the sidewalk. SECTION 2. Where and when, by reason of a violation of any of the foregoing provisions, injury or damage is occasioned or inflicted upon any pezson, whether on the sidewalk or in the street, primary liability for all such injury or damage shall rest upon the owner, occupant and user of the property abutting upon such defective sidewalk. SECTION 3. This ordinance is cumulative of and shall not serve to repeal any other ordinance concerning the maintan- ance and use of the City sidewalks, unless there be irreconcil- able conflict, in which event, to the extent of such conflict, the previous ordinance is hereby repealed. SECTION 4. Should any part of this ordinance be held in- valid, no other part shall necessarily be affected thereby. PASSED, APPROVED A2~D ADOPTED this the November ~ 1946. 4th day of J. N. Jordan ~ayor,City of Plainview, Texas. ATTEST: J. L. Callaway City Secretary,City of Plain~iew, Texas. Moved and seconded that the paving~.~n blocks on Kokomo ,9th to llth. Lexington, 7th to llth, Nassau ~Oth to llth, be accepted from contractors as recommended by the Paving Engineers. Motion was carried. Meeting recessed to Tuesday, November 5th. 10:00 A, M. City S~creta-ry~P'ro. tern. -:NOVA1~BER 5,19~6:.~ A called meeting of the City Council met in.calle~.recessed meeting with the following present: J.. N. Jordan, Aldermen, E.H. Hancock, W, C. Malone, C. P. Elliott., L. W. James, City Attry., Frank E. Day, and City Tax Collector and Assesser, P. H. Bryan, Moved and seconded.that City pay Herma~n Caddell $25.0.00 for quit claim deed to 30feet square out of northwest corner of lot 9 Block 54 College. Hill addition. Motion was carried There being no further business, meeting adjaurned. Plainview, Texas, November 18,1946 Tbs City Council met in regular meeting with the following mem~. bors present. Mayor; J. N. Jordan, Aldermen; W. C. Malone, C. II. Hancock, Ben F. Smith, L. W. James and G. P. Elliott, City Tax Collector, P. H. Bryan, City Atty., Frank R. Day, and City Health Officer, Dr. E. C. Nicholl, attended the meeting.. Minutes of the last meeting, read and adopted. Motion by Alderman Hancock, seconded by Alderman.Smith, that Four .Blocks on Milwaukee Street between llth Street and 15th Street, be advertised flor paving. The motion was carried. Motion by Alderman JameS~,j seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the following, estimates be accepted and ordered paid. Hasie& Green Engineer's, $343.25; Bryan & ~offman, $1,123.08; Bryan.& ~$ffman, $65.18; Jordan & Tubb, ~5,$65.09. The motion was carried. Motion by Alderman Hancock, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the City sell Lots in Block, ll, McClelland Addition for ~3,000.00. The motion was carried. Alderman James voting ,,No~,. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Malone, tha~t the following, resolution b4 passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the resolution follows: RESOLUTION RESOLL~TION ASSERTING T~ CORRE~T~ESS OF PP~A~LE, O~DERING~ T}~ ACCEPTANCE OF LLNIT NO. 35, UlqIT NO. 36, UNIT NO. 39, UNIT NO. 40, UNIT NO. 45, UNIT NO. 46, UNIT NO. 47, UNIT NO. 50, t~IT NO. 54, DESIGNATED BY ORDINANCES FOR I~°ROVE- 'MENT, DECLARING SUCH I~.ROV~T TO BE IN CO~PLI~NCE WITH TM C0~RAOT, TE~, PRO- VISIONS, PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS, ~D ORDERING TI~~ ISSUanCE OF ASSESS~ENT CER- TIFICATES FOR SUCH I~ROVE~IENT. WIrE,AS, the City of Plainview, Texas, b.y Ordinance hereto- fore passed, has ordered the improvement of certain designated streets in the City of~ Plainview, Texas, as in said Ordinances specified, and in said Ordinances designated as Unit No. 35, Unit No. 36, Unit No. 39, Unit N~. 40, Unit No. ~5, Unit No. &6, Unit No. &7, Unit No. 50, and Unit No. 5~. AND ¥~P~AS, the said improvement of such streets has been fully com©leted in accordance with the terms., provisions, plans and specifications of the contract and supplement t.hereto entered into by and between the City of Plainview, Texas and Bryan f~ Hoffman, Paving Contractors. ~D W~EERi~A~, T~ City Engineer of the City of Plainview, Texas has f--~ with the City CounCil of the City of Plainview, Texas his certification that the improvement of Unit No. 35, Unit No. 36, Unit No. 39, Unit No. ~0, Unit No. ~5, Unit No. ~6, Unit No. 47, Unit No. 50 and Unit No. 54, as designated in said Ordinances has been fully completed in accordance with t]ae terms, provisions, plans and specifications of the con- tract and supplement thereto entered into by and between the City of Plainview,~exas and Bryan ~ Hoffman, Paving Contractors. NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Pla~nv~ew, Texas: That a_ll matters asserted in the preamble to this resolution are hereby declared to be true and correct. II. That the following Units heretofore ordered by Ordinances to be improved, in the manner in such Ordinances specified, and in such Ordinances ~esignated, be accepted by the City of Plainview, Texas as of November 18, 1946, and that it is. hereby declared that such improvement of the said Units~.~ are in full compliance with the terms, provisions, plans and specifications of the contract-and suDplement thereto entered into by and between the City of Plainview, Texas and Bryan & Hoffman, Paving Contractors, to-wit: Unit No. 35, Unit No. 36, Unit No. 39, Unit No. &0, Unit No. 45, .Unit No. &6, Unit No. 47, Unit No. 50, Unit No. 54. III. That it is further ordered that the City of Plainview, Texas, as of the completion date, issue certificates to the said Bryan & Hoffman, Paving Contractors, evidencing the compie- tion of the Unit herein accepted and the assessments due there- for, in accordance with the terms of assessment Ordinances heretofore passed by the City Council of the City of Plainviev.~, Texas. IV. That this resolution shall be in force and effect from and after its passage. PASSED AND .APPROVED this 18th day of November, i946. ATTEST: J. L. Gallawa~ ~-~y Secretary J. N. Jordan Mayor Motion by Alderman Smith, seconded by Al~man Hancock, that the City~ sell to Jordan & Tubb, 1850 feet of s~x inch cast iron pipe for $1.16 per foot, and 500 feet of six inch sewer pipe'for 30¢ per foot, all of said pipe to be used in extending water and sewer lines in the Sumrall Addition. Payment to be made at time of delivery of said pipe. Notion was put to a vote and was carried. Alderman Elliott voting "No?' . The Mayor appointed Alderman Elliott and Hancock on a committee to investigate the VJhitten Company relative to having a property valuation survey made. Motion by Alderman Hancock, seconded by Alderman Malone, that the salary of S. E. Bolles be increased $15.00 per month, and that the salary of Mrs. J~osephine Pillar be reduced to $50.00 per month since she is just working part time. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. -:NOVINIBER 26, 19~6:- Acalled meeting of the City Council of the City of Plain- view, Texas and the Board of the Plainview Independent ~Chool DistriOt was held on the above mentioned date with the Mayor; J. E. Jordan, presiding, and Aldermen: W. C. Malone, C. H. Hancock, C. P. Elliott, and L. W. James, School Tax Collector and~Assessor; Guy H. Bounds and~D~. P'J Everett, Virgil Wi~a, and R. E. Story, members of the.School Board being present when the following beinsess was transacted, to-wit: Notion by Alderman Hancock, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the proposal of the G. B. Yghitney Appraisal Company, of Fort Worth, Texas to make a "Valuation Survey- of property with- l' ' iA the City zmzts, be accepted, subjectlto the approval of the contract by the City Attorney, Frank R. Day. The motion was carried. Board member, D. p. E~erett made a like motion which motion was seconded by Board member, Virgil V~inn, and was carried by unanimous vote of said B~ard. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. City~ S cret ry ~ sSOLUTt0N ¥~RE~S, the City of Plainview, Texas, is the owner of the following described property, to-wit: Bein all of the East 2.00 ft. of the South i~2 of Block ll, ~cClelland Addition to the town of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at a point 2© ft. South and i00 ft. East of the Southwest aorner of Lot No. 6 in said Block I1; THENCE South 150 ft. to the l{orth line of Fifth Street; TI~NCE 'East 200 ft. to the Southeast corner of said Block No. 11; Tt~NCE NOrth i30 ft.; T~NCE W-est 200 lb. to the place of beginning; and ~P~S,~ ~ ..... Plain~iew Wheat Growers, Inc., a corporation, ha~ made an offer to said City to purchase said property for a cash consideration of ~' ~w . ±~ THOUS~U~ A~ND NO/100 (~3,000 00) DOLLARS; and WHEREAS, it appears that said offer is a substantial price, a fair value and the best price that can be obtained and the same should be in all things accepted. NOW, TPBREFORE, BE IT RESOLVE.D BY T~ CITY COUNOIL OF THE CITY OF PLAII~-IEW, TE~AS, in regular session, on the 18th day of November, with a quorum being present, that the offer of Plainview V~heat G~owers, Inc., of THREE THOUSAND AND N0/100 ($3,000.00) DOLLARS for the pn~ahase of the above described property be accepted and that Said lots be conveyed to the purchaser by General ~[arranty Deed, and that the mayor be auth- orized to execute such deed, duly attested by the City Secretary, under corporate seal. The above resolution having been duly considered and discussed, it was moved by Councilman C. H. Hancock, seconded by Councilman, C. P. Elliott that the above and foregoing resolution be adopted, and upQn being put to a_vote four of ti~e ~oo~ncilmen voted Aye and one voted Nay?anG it is thereby a~lop ~ eG. Plainview, Texas, December 2, 1946. The City Clouncil met in regular meeting and, in the absence of the Mayor, J.N. Jordan, Alderman Hancock acted as Mayor pro tern, and Aldermen Ben F.Smith, C.P.Elliott and City Attorney Frank R.Day, and City Sanitary Officer, Dr. E.C.Nicholl, being present, the following business was tmansacted, to wit: ~inutes of the last regular meeting, also, minutes of the called meeting held on November 2~th, read and adopted~ ~otion and second that the monthly reports be accepted and ordered ~2led,, the regular salaries, and the following hills, be allowed and ordered paid. The motion was carried and[i~t was so ordered. REPORTS: City Secretary's Report of water, sewer and miscellaneous collections in No~ember, ~4,628.01; Chief Police' report for November, 41,086.50; City Tax Collector's report for November, Current, $~8,521.94; Delinquent taxes collected in November, 4255.71; Building Inspector's r~port for November, $306.50. SALARIES: P.H.Bryan, $250.00; J.N'. Jordan, $185.00; J.L.Gallaway, $185.00; Margaret i{ay, $115.00; Frank ii. Day, $100.00; L.V~.James,$20.00; C.P.Elliott, $20~00; Ben F.Smith, $20.00; ?~.C.~lalone, $20.00; C.H.Han- cock, $20.00; Hoyt Curry,S225,00; Nath Burkett, $175.00; j.E.Sheeon, $165.00; E.J.Shearer-, $165.00; Joe E.Baker, $165.00; James $165.00; B..~.0dam, $165.00; W.L.Porter, $165.00; Hub Butt, $165.00; Floyd Nelson, $165.00; T.P.Sitton, $165.00; D.C.Adams, ~60.00; George Boswell, $140.00; W.J.Bryan, $115.00; Sam Faith, ~80.00; A.M.Hamilton, $20~.00; Leedy Naxey, $175.00; J.R.Carter, $165.00; Frank Rigler, $165.00; L.BoSh~eppard, $165.00; Berry Lynch, $165.00; C.0.Jones, ~165.00; Plainview Fire Department, 430.00; W.F.Foley, ~325.00. S.E.Bolles, $255.00; A.T.Herrod, Ii165.00; J.B.Slaughter, $140.'00; H.R.Sloan, 4130.00; J.P.Marlin, $180.00; 0.B.Guin, $185.00; A.L.King, 4195.00; 0,E.Kuyk~ndall, $165.00; Roy L.Warren, 4165.00; R.N.Tekell, ~165.00; J.~.Hefl~n, $130.00; Dr. E.C.Nic~oll, ~140.00; Josephine Pil- ler, $50.00, Dr. D.~.Jones, $75.00; Will Evans, ~140.00; Frank Stultz, $i4o. 0o. BILLS: Board of City Development, $750.00; Earl T.Barr, $1,350.00; Plainview Independent School District, ~125.00; Plainview Public Library, Herman Temple, 4390.00; Higginbotham-Bartlett Lbr., ~67.73; Southwestern Public Service Co., $1,071.46; Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., 4104.A. 5; West Texas Gas~ Co., $63.10; Jess Roberts Service Station, $137.41; Thatcher Prin~ing Co., $89.95; W.J.?~iltiams, 430.00; Phillips Battery Co., ~76.90; Commercial Radio Eq~ipmenlO Co., $3.50; Robinson-Herring Drug Co., ~5.29; ~aggard-Nall t~otor Co., $290.90; V~est Pharmacy, 42.98; ~.0.Stapleton, $102.50; Continental 0il Co., $24.32; A.~.Shoo~, $9.10; Estep Service Station, $6.65; Shook Tire Co., $340.18. Homelite Corporation, $3.13; A_merican LaFrance Foamite Corporation; $6.91; ?~.S.Darley & Co., 43~.95; Plainview Plumbing & Electric Company, $5.831; Plainview B~ilder's Supply, $10.79; R.N.Knoohuizen Co., ~30.00; Winn ~gotor Co., $59.25; Biggs & Company, $102.08; Connor-~athes Co., 46.361; Firestone Stores, $~.50; United States Asphalt CorR., C,L.Craig, $80.85; V.R.Rodgers, ~12.00:; Locke ~achinery Co , $125.~5; Fred Berryhill Equipment Co., $40.62; ~?lains ~achinery Co.] $22.87; Reams Electric Co., $18.22; W.E.Grao~ ~Lft~ng. Co., ~185.14. Herald-News Publishing Co., $8.11; Gravely Motor Plew & Cultiva- tor Co., $~.36; Lubbock ~otorcycle Co., $6.40; The Steck Co., $3.25; Plainview Sanitarium, $182.01; John Hull, $45.50; Blue Bonnett Cafe, 418.80; The Plainview Tribune, 47.00; Gibson Plumbing Co., ~30.08; T. J. Culpepper, 425 · 50; ~ercantile National Bank in Dallas, $1,550 · 00; J.C.Terry-Postmaster, $15.03; West Tex Supply, $16.00; k~cDonald,s Trading Post, $21.00; Hoyt Curry, 75.00; City of Plainview Withholding Tax, $355.~0; City of Plainview Disbursements, ~576.62; J.L.Gallaway- City Col., $91.62. ~otion and second that the Electrician's Bond of H.S.Angli~~, also~, the Contractor's Bond of Bryan & Hoffman be approved and accepted. Thel motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion and second that the estimates of Bryan & Hoffman on paving contract as of November 30~h, for the amount of $1,854.99; also one for $69.73; Jondan & Tubb on water and sewer contract for the amount $2,326.80; and of Hasle & Green-Engineers as of November 30th, $478.22, be approved and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion and second that the resignation of James W.Woolsey from the police department be accepted also, tharesignation of C.0wen Jones from the fire department, be accepted and.~that M.E. Adams be appointed to the place, and the salary to be $165.00 per month. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion and second that the following be appointed to places on the Board of City Development: George Hall, Carl Green, Dr. John Cobb, R.V.Payne and Mays Osborne. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. The above named were appointed to take the pla- ces of Virgil Winn, Frank Bain, Jim HUnter, E.Q.Perry and S.J.Bur- rows. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. C.H.Hancock, Mayor pro tern. P E T I T i 0.1N TO: The Hon. Mayor and City Council of the City of Plainview Plainview, Texas Gentlemen: We, J. D. Johnson and Mrs. Carrie bonner, a widow, repre- ~sent that we are the sole and only owners of property abutting or adjoining the alley in Block No. 4, Depot Addition to the _ me lying north of the Fort town of Plainview, Hale County, · xes, $~a .Worth & Denver Railroad Right of ~ y and South of the Panhandle & Santa Fe Railroad Right of V~ay, said alley-way running North and South between said block. Your petitioner, J. D. Johnson, sayd. that he owns: Lots Nos. 23 to 29, both inclusive, in said Block No. ~; and your petitioner, Mrs. Carrie Bonnet, sa~d that She owns: Lots Nos. i to 7, bothi~nclusive, in said Block No. ~; and that said. Lots Nos. 23 to 29, abut and touch that portion of said ~zley on the ~est side thereof, and~lots Nos. I to 7, both inclusive, abut and touch said alley on the East side thereof. Your petitioners ~espectfuily request the City Council to close all of that portion of the North and South alley in the Middle of said Block No. 4 lying North of the Fort Worth & Denver RaiIroad right of way and Sout~ of the Panhandle & Santa Fe R~il- road right of way. Your petitioners say t~at the potation of said alley in said Block No. ~ sought to be closed is wholly cut off'from the travel- ing public by reason of the said railroads crossing same East and West as above stated, and that no opportunity is afforded the public to enter said alley, and as a matter of ~fac~ said alley is not used by the public and serves no useful purpose as a public thoroughfare. ~r~i~FORE your petitioners ~espectfu~ly request the City Council of the ~lty of Plainview, Texas, to enter an order closing that portion of said alley-way above described. D01{E this lith day of December, A. D., 19~6. J. D. Johnson I~irs. Carrie Bonnet ~ ' Texas December 16, 1946 ~lalnview ~ , The ~' ~zty Council met in regular meeting with the following members present; Mayor, J. ~. Jordan. Aldermen: C. H. Hancock, C. P. Elliott and L. W. James, City Tax Collector, P. H. B~yan, City Attorney, Frank R. Day and City Sanitary Officer, Dr. E. C. Nichoil, attended the meeting. ~nut~s of the last meeting read and ad~pted. Motion by Alderman Elliott, seconded by Alderman James, that the resignation of ~. E. Adams from the Fire Department be accepted and that he be appointed to a place in the Police Department, and that the salary remain the same, ~t65.00 per mgnth. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. ~otion by Alderman Hancock, seconded by Alderman Eliiott, tY~t the following ordinance be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the ordinance follows: 0RDIN~aWCE NO. 532 AN 0RDINA2~CE DEC!ARING PUBLIC ,~ECESSITY FOR THE IM_PROV~EI~NT OF CERTAIN DESIGNATED PORTIONS OF CERTAIN D~SIGNATED STREETS IN TF~ CI~ 0F PLAIi~~, T~S, SPECI~ING T~ NATL~E AMD ~PE 07 SUCH I~R0~I~, ESTABLISHING THE ~0D 0F PROCEDURE THE~0F, DESIGNAT- ING A[~ sErA,TING UNITS 0F V~0RK, ALLOCATING DIVISION 0F PA~NT 0F COST, PROVIQING RL%E FOR APPORTI01A~NT COST,.P~ING TI~, ~ AND COi~ITIONS OF P~NT, 0F COST ki~ PROVIDING ~D DEFINING ASSESSMENTS SPECIFYING NAT~ 0F KSSESS~N~Z LIENS AND P~SONAL LIABILITY, PROVIDING FOR ISSUENCE AI~ PROVISIONS OF SIGNABLE CERTIFICATES IN EVIDENCE 0F ASSESS%~NT FOR COSTS, PROVIDING FOR HEARING AND NOTICE 0F A~ARING FOR ~UTTING PROPERTY 0%~RS PRIOR T0 ASSESSFENT, PRE- SCRIBING T~ PROCEDL~E FOR SUCH Y~ARING, DI~CTING CITY ENGiIfEER TO PREPARE ESTII~TES 0F COST 0F I}~ROVE~NT AD{D ~viOLEqTS 0F PROPOSED ASSESS~NT, PROVIDING FOR PER- FOR~!~CE 0F %%~0RK BY CONT~CTOR, PROVIDING FOR AND ~TKOD 0F PAYD~NT 0F CONTRACTOR kh~ DECLARING E~NGEN ~. TE~&AS. That public necessity exists and requires that the following ~mty of PiAinview, portions of the designated streets in the Texas shall be improved, as herein provided, to-wit: Austin Street from North line of Second Street to South line of Third Street, desingated as Unit No. 78 Austin Street from South line of Third Street to South line of Pourth Street, designated as Unit No. 79 Baltimore Street from North line of Fifth Street to South line of o_xth Street, desingated as Unit No. 81 Baltimore Street from North line of Tenth Street to So~tlh line of Eleventh Street, desingated as Unit No. 82 Beech Street from So~th line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street, desingated as Unit No~ 83 Cedar Street from North line of Third Street to South line of Fourth Street, designated as Unit No. 8~ Cedar Street from South line of Fourth Street to South line of Fifth Street, designated as Unit No. 85 Cedar Street from North line of Seventh Street to North line of Eighth Street, designated as I~it No. 86 Cedar Street from No~.t.h line of Eighth Street to South line of Ninth Street__. desingated as Unit ~'o. 87 Denver Streev from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No. 88 Elm Street from North line of Sixth Street to South line of Seventh Street, designated as Unit No. 89 E1 Paso Street from North line of Sixth Street to South line of Seventh Street, designated as Unit ~,o. 90 E1 Paso Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No. 91 E1 Paso Street from-SOuth line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit No. 92 HOuston Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, desingated as Unit No. 93 ~okomo Street from South line of Thirteenth Street to South lin~ of Fourteenth Street, designated as Unit No. 94 Lexington Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, desig~ated as Unit No. 95 Lexington Street from South line of 'I~-e_it~ Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, desi~anted as Unit No. 96 Lexington Street from South line of Thirteenth Street to South line of Fourteenth Street, designated as Unit No. 97 Lexington Street from South line of Fifteenth Street to South ling of Fifteenth Street designted as Unit ~oo 98 Lexington Street from South line of Fifteenth btreet to South line of Sixteenth Street, designated as Unit No. 99 Milwaukee Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No. 100 Milwaukee Street from South line of Twelfth Street to ~'outh li~ of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit No, i01 Milwaukee Street from South line of Thirteenth Street to South line of Fourteenth Street designated as Unit No. 102 Milwaukee Street from South line of Fourteenth Street to South line of Fifteenth Street, designated as Unit No. 103 Nassau Street from North line of ~ifth Street to North line of Sixth Street, designated as Unit No. 104 Oakland Street from North line of Fifth Street to ~orth line of Sixth Street, designated as Unit No. 105 Oakland Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated, as Unit ~o. 106 0aklandi_.~Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South lin~ of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit No. 107 Oakland Street from South line of Thirteenth Street to South line of Fourteenth Street, designated as Unit No. 108 Portland Street from North line of Fifth Street to South line of Sixth Street, designated as Unit No. 109 Portland Street from South. line of Sixth Street to South line of Seventh Street, designated as Unit No. llO Portland Street from Sout.h line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit No. lll Rawleigh~ Street from North line of Ninth Street to South line of Tenth Street, desingated as Unit No. ll2 Rawleigh Street from North line of Tenth Street to South line of Eleventh Street, designated as Unit No. ll3 Rawleigh Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No. ll4 Rawleigh Street from North line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, deaignated as Unit No. ll5 Travis Street from Sotuh line of ~inth Street to South line of Tenth Street, designated as Unit ~o. ll9 Fourth Street from East line of Beech Street to West line of Cedar Street, desi~maated as Unit No. 121 Southeast Fifth Street from East line of Broadway To East line of Beech Street, desig,_mated as Unit No. 122 Sixth Street from ~f~est line of Coltumbia Street to ~est line of Denver Street, designated as Unit No. Seventh Street from ~ast line of Cedar Street to -',~est line of Date Street, designated as Unit No. 125 Eighth Street from ~est line of Qunicy Street to Wesz line of Rawleigh Street, designated as 'Unit No. 126 Eight Street from West line of [iawleigh Street to East line of Smyth Street, designated as Unit No. 127 Tenth Street from ~fest line of Quincy Street to ~est line of Rawleigh Street, designated as Unit No. 128 Tenth Street from West line of Rawleigh Street to East line of Smyth Street, designated as Unit No. 129 Eleventh Street from l~Jest line of Quincy S~reet to West line of Rawieigh Street, designated as Unit No. 130 Eievez~th Street from V~'est line of Rawleigh Stree% to East line of Smyth Street, designated as Unit No. 131 Eleventh Street from East line of Ash Street to East tine of Cedar Street, designated as Unit No. 132 Eleventh Street from East line of Cedar Street to ~\'est line of Date Street, de'signated as Unit No. 133 Eleventh Street from ~ast line of Baltimore Street to East line of Coiumiba Street, designated as Unit No. 135 Twelfth Street from West line of Broadway Street to East line of Austin Street, designated as Unit No. 135 Twelfth Street from East line of Austin Street to East line of Baltimore Street, ~esigated as Unit No. 136 ~elfth Street from East line of Baltimore Street to East line of Columbia Street, designated as Unit No. 137 Twelfth Street from West line of Quincy Street to ~est line of Rawleigh Street, designated as Unit No. 138' Twelfth Street from West li~le of ~Rawl~Street to East line of Smyth-[8~treet, designated as Unit No. 139 Fourteenth Street from East line of Kokomo Street to East line of Lexington Street, designated as'Unit No. 140 Austin Street from North line of Eleventh Street to South line of Twelfth Street, designated as Unit No. 1~2 Austin Street from South line of Twelfth Street to South line of Thirteenth Street, designated as Unit No. Lexington Street from South line of Sixteenth Street North 100 Feet~, designated as Unit No. i44 II. That said portions of such designated streets shall be improved by raising, grading and filling same, ~d by installing concrete curbs and gutters, and, where necessary, storm sewers and drains, and by paving with the following type of material on speci~ed foundation: 1. PREFERRED: Caliche Base. Triple Asphalt Surface on Six-Inch 2. ALTERNATE: Caliche Base. Double Asphalt Surface on SiE-Inch ~. ALTE~NATE: Inch Caiiche Base. One- Inch Oklahoma Rock Asphalt on Six- III. That the specified improvement of the specific Units as herein designated shall be in accordance with and in conformity to the~ procedure established and outlined in Chapter 9, Title 28, Re- vised Civil Statutes of Texas, 1925, the terms and provisions of which have heretofore been adopted by the City of Plainview. IV. That the specified improvement of each specific Unit as here- in designated shall be separate and distinct from the improve- ment of any other such Unit, and the assessment levied for such improvement shall be separate and distinct from the .assessment levied in any other such unit, and the said improvement and assessment for improvement in each specific Unit as herein des- ignated shall not inter-dependently effect or be affected by the improvement or assessment in any other such Unit. Ye That allocation of payment for the specified improvement of each specific Unit as herein designated, shall be as follows: 1. Railways using, occupying or crossing any portion of a specific Unit as herein designated to be improved, shall be assessed for and shall pay for the entire cost of such im- provements in the area between their rails and tracks, double tracks, turnouts and seitches, and: two feet on each side thereof. 2, The abutting property and the owners thereof of a specific Unit as herein designated to be improved, after deduction of the stun to be paid by Railways under Sub-paragraph t above, shall be assessed for and. shall pay for three-fourths of the cost of such improvement. a. In connection with the above assessment, should it appear at the hearing to be held before the final assessment is made, that the special benefits to such property, by way of enhancement of value thereof by ~irtu~ of such improvement, will not aggregate such proportion of the cost specified above, then there shall be assessed ann shall be paid by such abutting property and the owners thereof a lesser amount, not to exceed, the benefits .of 'the said improvement. 5. The City of Ptainview, after deduction of the sum assessed against Railways, under Sub-par~agraph i, and after deduction of the sum assessed against the abutting property and, the owners thereof, unaer Sub-paragraph 2, above, shall pay the remain~im~ cost of the said improvement. VI. That the part of the cost of the Specified improvement of each specific Unit as herein desig~mted, which may be assesse~ a,=~ainst abutting proper~y and owners thereof, shall be appor- tioned among the parcels of abutting property andlowners T[hereof in acco~o, ance with the Fra.~t Foot Plan or Rule. 1. In connection with the above apportionment, -should it appear that the application Of the above plan or rule would, in the opinion of the City Council of Piainview, in particular cases result in injustive or inequality, th~ said Council shall apportion and assess said costs in such proportion as it may de.em just and equitabZe, having in view the special benefits and enhanced va±ue to be received by such parcels of property and owners t~.ereof, the equities of such owners and the adjustment of ..such apportionment, so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits received amd burdens imposed. VII. That the time, terms and conditions of ps~ment of the amounts to be as~sessed and to be paid for the specified improvement of each specific Unit as herein designated, shall be as follows: 1. The amounts assessed against and to be paid by Railways for such improvement in tI~e area between their rails and t.racks, double tracks, turnouts az~d switches, and two feet on each side ther. eof, shall be paid on estimates or statements, on or before i0 days, after coa~pietion of the specified improvements of the specific Unit as herein desig- nated, and the acceptance of the s~e as satisfactory by the City of Plainview, and such amounts so assessed shall bear interest from that date until paid at the rate of 6% per ann UJ]l. 2. The amounts assessed against and to be paid by the abutting property and the owners thereof for such improve- ment shall be paid in fi~e equal instailmants, respectively due on or ~efore 10 days one, two, three and four years after th completion of' the specified improvement of such specific Unit as herein designated, and the acceptance of the same as satisfactory by the City of ?iai. nview, and such amounts sc, assessed shall bear interest payable annually from that date until paid at the rate of 6~ per annufa. a. In connection ~it~' ~.~ the instail~ent payment of the above assessments, it shall, in addition, be provided that default in payment of any installment or interest ~hen due shall, at ~he option o~f the holder of such obligation~ mature and render due and payable the entire unpaid balance of such obligation. VIII. That the amounts to be assessed and to be paid for the speci- fied improvmment of each specific Unit as herein designated, shall be a f~irst and prior lien against abutting property therein from the date such improvement is ordered by Ordin- ance as hereinbefore provided, and shall be a personal liab- ility' and charade against the true owners off such property at said date, .r~'hether named or not. 1. The City Council of Piainview, Texas shall cause to be issued, in the name of the City, assignable certificates in evidence of assessments levied, declaring the lien ~Don the property and the liability of the true owner or owners thereof, whether correctly named or not, and shall fix there- in the terms and conditions of such certificates. a. The above cartifidates shall, recite sub- stantially that the proceedings with ~ef~renoe to making the improvement therein referred to, have been regularly and in compliance...wiLh~the law, and that all prerequisites to the fixing of the. assessment lien against the property described in the said certificate, and the personal liability' of the owner or owners thereof have been performed. b. The above certificates shall.be prima faoie evidence of all 6he matters recited in said certificates, and no further proof thereof shall be required, and in any suit upon any assessment or re-assessment, in evidence of which a certifiaate shall have been issued hereundes, it shall be sufficient to allege the substance of the recitals in such certificate and that such recitals are in fact true, and no further allegation with reference to proceedirigs relating to such assessment or reassessment shall be necessary. 2. Such assess~merits shall be collectable with inerest, expense of collection and reasonalbe attorney's fees, if in- curred, and shall be a first and prior lien on the pmoperty assessed, superior to all other liens and claims except State County, School District and City AdVaiorem Taxes, and shall be a personal liability and charge against said owners of the property assessed. That no assessment for the specified improvement of the specific Units as herein provided sh~il be made against any Railway or its owners, nor against any abutting prol~erty or its owners, until after notice and oppertunity for hearing hy and before the City Council of the City of Piainview, and no such assess- ment shall be made against any abutting property or owners there- of in excess of the special 'benefits of such property and its owners in the enhanced value thereof by means of such improve- ment . 1. In connection with the above hearings, the owners of such Railways or the owners of any interest therein, and the owners of such abutting property or the owners of any interest therein, shall have Dhe right, at such hearing, to ~e heard on any matter which is a prerequisite to the validity of the proposed assessment, and to contest the amount of the proposed assessement, the lien and liability therefor, the spec- ial benefits to the abutting property and owners thereof by means of the improvement for which the assessement is to be levied, and the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity, and validity of the proceedings and contract in connection w-ith such improvement and proposed assessment. 2. In further connection with the above hearings, the City Engineer iS hereby ordered and directed to prepare and :file with the City, esitmates showing the cost of the specified improvement of each specific Unit Herein, toget- her with the description of abutting property in each Unit, the names of the owners of such property, and the amount proposed to be assessed against each parcel of pro- perty in each such Unit, ann all other matters and things required by law in connection with the proposed assessment. a. It is provided, however, that any mistake in such estimate or in the amount and in the description of the property, or in the names of the owners thereof, shall in no wise affect, invalidate or impai~any assessment which may be levied. That the specified improvement of the specific Units as herein designated shall be made by Bryan & Hoffman, Paving Contrabtors, under the terms and provisions of the contract heretofore entered into by and between the City of Plainview and the said Bryan & noffman, Paving Contractors, after public advertisement for sealed a~d competitive contract bids, based upon the plans and apecifications for the im- provement herein specified, and the supplemental agreement thereto entered into by and between the said Bryan & Hoffman, Paving Contractors, and the City of Plainview, Texas. 1. In connection with the above contract, it is ordered that any ordiance, rule or regulation requiring or providing for competitive bids, or advertisement for bids, O~.her than that heretofore accomplished, shall be, and the same are each hereby waived, dispensed with, and suspend- ed for the purpose of the specified improvement herein ordered. XI. Tihat the proportionate part of the specified improvement of tlhe specific Units herein designated, which is chargeable to the City of Plainview as herein provided, shall be paid out of the funds of the City p-resently on hand and hereto- fore allocated for street improvement. 1. In connection with the above payment, the City of Plainview shall not in any manner be liable for the pay- ment of any sum assessed against any property and the owners thereef? for the specified improvement herein ordered, and the said aforesaid Bryan & Hoffman, Paving Contractors, shall look solely to said property and the owners thereof for payment of the .sums assessed against such respective parcels of property, but the City of Plainview shall exercise all of its lawful powers to aid in the enforcement and collection of said assessments. XII. That the fact that the specified improvement of the specific Units as herein designated are in such u~gent need of such improvement while the condition of the weather will permit such improvement, creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the immediate preservation of the public peace, 9roperty, health and safety, requiring that any rules that an ordinance be read at more than one meeting of the City Council of Ptainview, and all rules prohibiting the ~ prohibiting the~passage of an ordinance on the day introdUc- ed and the taking effect of the s~ne on the date of introduc- tion and passage, be, and the same are hereby dispensed with a~d suspended, and this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. P~SSED ~D APPROVED this i6th day of December, 1946. ~t~t est: J. L~ Gallaway City Secretary J. N. Jordan i~Y~ ay or Motion by Alderman Elliott, seconded by Alderman Hancock, that the following estimates be approved and ordered paid, Bryan & Hoffm~n on paving contract as of December 15th, one for the amount of ~11725.$4, and one for ~2il.39; Jordan & Tubb on Water and Sewer contract as of December 15th, ~600.00; and for Hasie ~ Green-Engineer's as of December, iSth, on paving, ~1, :~ 08~.18; and on water and sewer, ~75.82. The motion was carried.land the ordinance follows: ORDINANCE NO. 533 AN 0RD!NA~CE AI~I~G _~ KEDUCING T~ FI~ LIMITS OF TF~ CI~ 0F PLAII~W, TEI~kS, BY ~[EI~ING 0RDIz,~{omS NOS. 1 ~ 278, 505 ~EPE~qG ALL 0N~I~N~S, i~SOLUTIONS and 0RDIN~'CE N0. 512, AND ~" .... ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ORDERS IN CON~%ICT WITH THIS 0RDiND2~CE BE IT 0tiDAIfi~D BY T~ CITY CO~CiL OF TI~ 'CITY OF PLAIi~IE,~, TEXAS: SECTION NO. 1. That Ordinance No. 512 and all other ordinances in conifict ~ith this ordinance as it amends Ordinances Nos. 1, 278, 505 and Ordinance 512 is hereby in all things r~pealed. ~ECTION NO. 2. That from and after the passage of this. ordinance,the fire limits of the City of Ptainview, Texas are hereby amended so as to exclude the follo~ing area from the fire limits of said City, to-wit: BEGIt~ING at a point, the Southeast corner of Lot No. 24, Block No. 4, Depot Addition to the town of ~l-ainview, Hale County, Texas; THENCE Northw_esterly along the Fort Worth & Den~er Railroad Right of Way tracts to Broadway Street in the City of Piainview; TH~,~'NCE North to t2th Street in the City of P!ainview thereby connecting and coinciding with the original fire limits of Ordinance No. 278, and thereby ex- cluding from the present fire limits, the West 1/2 of Block No. 4, Depot Addition and all of that portion lying N~rth of the Fort ~;~iorth & Denver Railroad Right of Way between Ash Street and Broadway, Street in the City of ~lainview, Texas. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 20th day of January __A. D.1947. ATTEST: J. N. Jordan Mayor J. L. Gai_ lawa__ City Secretary !~otion by Alderman El!iott, seconded by ~iderman James, that tH~~ Electrician's Bond of~,Haroia~ Lanai_ton~ ] ~/b/a S0uth~est~ Electric Company be approved and accepted. The mot'ion was carried and ~it was so ordered. At this point the meeting was'~'~e~'~ssed until I0:00 A. M. Tuesday, December 17th, ~'9~6. -:D~C~BER i7,19~6:- k reconvened regular meeting of the Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, was ~held on the abo~Je mentioned ~ate ~ j ~ Jordan, presiding, and Aldermen, C. H. wit h the ~yor, . . HancOck, L. V~. Jaames and C. ~. Eiliott, also, City Attorney Frank R. Day, being present, the ffoilowing business was transacted, to-wit: Alderman James made a~motion which motion was seconded by ~iderman Eiliott that th~ following ordinance be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the ordinance follows: ORDINANCE NO. 534 AN ORDII~sI~CE ASSERTING ~ COR~CT}~,'SS OF PREAi~BLE, RATIFYING, AP?ROVING AND ADOPTING ESTimaTES, ROLLS ~ STAT~S OP THE CI~ ENGINEER OF T~ C !~- OF P~i i,~W, ~S, ORDERING }~iNG TO BE GiVENi~TO TI~ OF ABUTTING PROPER%7 PRIOR TO ASSESS}~NT FOR i}~PROVE~[~f OF SUCH ABUTTING PROPERTy, PRESCRIBING PROCEDL?~ POR SUCH ~%ING, IN~ DA%~ TI~ AND P~CE OF SD-CH P~AR!NG, ORDF~!NG CITY' SECi~Ti~Y TO GIi~I NOTICE OF T!~ P~CE AN~ PD~OSE OF SY[CH H~RING, PI~- SORIBING SUBST}2{CE OF FORM OF SUCH NOTICE DEC.RING AN E}~RGENCY. }~HSI~A~ the City of Plain~iew, Texas, by Ordinance No.~ has heretofore determined that public necessity exists and re%uires that the foilo~ng portions of the designa~ee streets in the. City of Plain~iew, Texas shall be improved, as therein pro~ie~e~.}o-wi~ :, __ AaND WHE[iEAS~ the pity:..of Pla-invi~v~,. Texas'~, by Ordinance No. bas heretofore deter~nined that sai~ Portions~ of such designated streets shall 'be imDroved by raising ~d'- , gr= lng and filling and by .installing concrete curbs ann gutters~ and, where neces- sary, storm sewers and drains, and by paving with the following type of materia~.'~on specified foundation: t. ~P~F~RRED: Triple ~shpalt Surface on Six-Inch ,Caliche Base. 2. ALTERNATE_ : Double Ashpalt Surface on Six-Inch'Caiiche Base. 3. ALTER~TE: One-Inch Oklahoma Rock Asphalt on Six-Inch Caliche Base. AI~D ~q~AS~ the City of Plainview, Texas, by Ordinance No. 53~, has heretofore provided that..no assessment-for the specified im- provement of the .specific .Units as hero'in designated shall be made against any Railway or its owners, nor against any abutting property or its owners, until after notice and opportunity for hearing by and before the Oity Council of the City of Plainview, and no such assessment shall be made against any abutting property or owners thereof in excess of the special benefits of such property and its owners in the enhanced value thereof by means of such improvement. A.~D ~¥~.S_z the olty of Plainviev~, Texas, by 0r~-~m~ce No. )3~, has heretofore provided, in connection ,~'~ith the above hearings, that the owners of such Railways or...the owners of any interest therein, and the owenrs of such abutting property, or the owners of any interest therein, shall have the righv, at such hearing, to be heard on any matter which is a prerequisite to the validity of the proposed asse.~sment, and to contest t, he amount of the proposed assessment, the lien and liability therefor~ the special ben~fits to the abutting property and the owners thereof by means of the improvement for which the assessment' is to be 'levied, and the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity a~d validity of the Proceedings and contract in connection with such improvement and proposed assessment. AlqD W~IEREAS~,, the City of Plainvie~, .Texas, by 0rdira nee No. 53~, has heretofore, in further conuection with the above hearings, ordered and.directed that the City Engineer prepare and file with the City, estimates showing the cost of the spe- cified improwement of each specific Unit Her~in, together with the description of abutting property in each Unit, the n~mes of the ovaaers of such property, and the amount proposed to be assesssd agaisnt each parcel of property in each such Uni~, and all otlher_matters and things required by law in connection with the proposed assessment. _NOV~, ~E~ 0R~", BE IT 0RDAI~ED BY T~ CITY 00UNCIL OF T~ CITY O~ ?LAI NVIE~¥ ~ TEY_~S: i. That all raetters asserted in the preamble to this Ordinane are hereby declared to.be true and correct. II. That the following estimates,~ rolls and.~tateEents of the City ~mty of Plainview~, Texas, filed in obedience Engineer of the ~'- to the directi'~e restated in the preamble her~ein, be, and the same are hereby, in respect to the matters and things therein contained, in entirety, ratified, approved and adopted, to-wit: Ve That the City Secretary is hereby directed to give notice of the time, place anti-.purpose of such hearing by causing notice in substantially the form hereinbeiow prescribed to be pub- lished at least three times pti.of tb the date of said hearing, in the Plainview EVening Herald, a newspaper of general and daily circulatien, published in the ~City of ?iainview, Texas, and the first ~f which publicati6hs shall be at isast i0 days prior to the ~te..,,.~-set herein for the said hearing, and the form of which not ice shall.be~s,~bstantiatty as follows: ':NORTH LtN~ OF SOUTH LiNE OF 9 11 6 ]2 6 ES0' t 99· El00' 2 . PROPERTY CtTY` COS~ 5 1 16 · 3.07 wm~ 5O .5O 50 50 WID~It~ 399,t0 ! · U~T Itl 5~6~88 ?~ VI. That no notice other than that hereinabove provided shall be necessary, and publication of such notice shall be dueand sufficient notice to any and all persons, firms, corporations and other parties. VII. That the fact that t~e specified improvement of the specific Units as h~rein designated are in such urgent need of such improvement while~the-condition of the weather will permit suc~ improvement, creates an emer- gency and imperative public necessity for the immediate preservation of the public peace, property, health and safety, requiring that any rules that an ordinance be read at more t~an one meeting of the City Council of Plainview, and all rules~prohibiting the passage of the same on the date of introduction and passage, be, anm the same are hereby dispensed with and suspended, and this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED ARb D~PROVED this 17th day of .De. cember~ 1946. Attest: J.~L. Gallaway City Secretary J. N. Jordan Mayor · There~being no ~urther bdsiness, meeting adjourned. Plainview, Texas, January 6,i9~7 The City Council met regular meeting with the following members present: Mayor, J. N. Jordan, Aldermen: C. ~. Elliott, Bain F. Smith, L. W. Jmmes and C. H. i~ncock, City Tax Collector, P. H'~ Br~n. '-~ Minutes of the last regular meeting,-also, minutes of the called meeting held on De6ember, 17th,. read and adopted. ~otion a~.;d second that the monthly reports be accepted,_.. and ordered f%led, the regular salaries and the following bills, be allowed or ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. REPORTS: SALRIES: BILLS. REPORTS-: City Secretary's report of Water, Sewer and Miscellaneous 0moliection in December,. 1946; ~3,717.56. Police ChiefIs report for the month of December,1946; ~1012.50; City Tax Collector and Asaesser's report for the month of December, 1946-Delinquent, '~3835.56; Current Taxes,~27,959.85. Report of Inspector for the month of December,19&6, ~383.70, West Texas Gas Company, $953.17. ~:SALARIES: P. H. Bryan, $250.00; J. N. Jordan, $i85.00; J. L. Gallaway, ~18~.00; Ira Margaret Kay, ~!15.'00; Frank R. Day, $i00.00; LeSter W. Jsmles, ~2(~00; C. P.'Eliiott, $20.00; Ben F. ~mith, $20.00; 3~. C. Malone, ~20.00; C. H. · ~-~ ~u ~225 00; Nath Burkett, ~i75.00; Hancock, ~20 00; ~,oyt o rry, . J. E. Sheeon, $165.00; E. J. Shearer, ~165.00; Joe E.Baker,. ~t65.00~ i ~B~ Mi 0dom, · W. L. Porter, ~165.00; Hub $165'00'~165.00; T. P. Sitton, ~165.00; Butt, ~ 6 ]O0 Floyd Nelson, M. E. Adams, ~165.00; George J. Boswell, ~lA0.00; W. J. ~' A.M. tlamilton,$205.00; Bryan, ~llS..00; Sam Faith, ~80,00, Leedy ~axey, $175.00; J. R. Carter, $165.00; Frank Rigler, ~165.00; L. B. Sheppard, ~165.00; Berry Lynch, ~165·00; Clyde ~{. Dorsett, ~165.00; Plainview Fire Dept. ~30.00, W. F. Foley, ~325.00. S. E. Bolles,~$255.00; ~. T'. Herrod, ~!65.00; J. B. Slaughter, ~l~0.00; Lewis Lowe-, ~165.00; H. R. Sloan, ~130.00; J. P. Marlin, ~180.00;.A.L. King, ~195.00; O. B. Guin, ~185.00; 0. E. Kuykendail, ~155.00; ~oy L. Warren, ~165.00; R. N. Tekell, ~165.00; J. M. Hefiin, ~i30.00; Dr. E. C. Nicholi, ~i~0.00; Josephine Pillar, ~50.00; Dr. D. P. Jones, 75.oo; BILLS g C.:'Terry-?ostmamt~r,~ ~50.00;;Southwestern .Public ~ .~ymc , v793.52,-SOathwes~ern: se=t te!ep.~one...~o. , }99,15; , West Texas Gas Co., ~139.05; V~estern Union Telegraph Co., }8.92;Dondson'Chemical Co. ~25.70; C~ps Pharmacy, ~6.29; Ki~er's Service Station, ~12.55; Thatcher Printing Co., %7.05; Maggard-Nall }~lotor Co. ~46.61~ Stapleton Bros. Mch. eTank Co., ~10.00; W. T. Cain Motor Co. %{37.55; Co~ercial Radio e Equip- ment Company, ~4.50; Tri A~le 0afc, ~3i.65; Roo_nson-~er~z~g Drug, ~9.~5; Continental'0il Comply, %1a.52; Phillips Battery Company, %~0.11; ~,.~eznecke Bros·,$10 98; Roberts Service Sta , -mt.iS; Estep Service Station, ~7.55; State Chemical Company, ~66.03; Plainview Tribuen, ~7.50; Foxworth-Galbraith Comply, $3.09; M. B. McKee Co., ~69.30; Plainview Hardware Company, $5.60; Clowe &Cowan, $237.29; Hugh Etter Electric, ~2.65; Higginbotham-Bartlett Lbr. Go., ~.16; Neptune ~eter Comply, $584.16; Shep~d Chevr~zet Comply, ~51..60. Wimn ;~otor Company, ~37.97; .Reams Electric Company, ~}10.65; .Fred 'Berryhiil mquipment Company, ¢..60.'28; C. L. Craig, ei21.50; V. ~. r~o gets, i~ftr., ei2.10;Plains ?'~- ' ' -- ¢* mmo~insry. ~o~p any, ~2i..60; Jo.~ Hull, ~ .00; J. L. Galiaway-Reg~strar ~30.50; 'Babe Rat~iffs Blacksmith Shop, ~18.00; Plain~iew Buiiders Supp.ly, ~7..!0; The Karpark Corp., ~25.89; Fa~ie Norman, ¢9.05; Boyd ~ Davenp~ort, ~20.69. L. S. Berry, ¢89,2~; Plain,Clew Plumbing & Electric Company, , %42' ,00; Zv~ercantile National Bank in Dallas, ~i,550.00; %ari T Barr ~ 75 00; City National Bank, ~79.68; The Texas Compa~y',_~l..51; J. L. Gal!away-Registrar, ~25.50; Earl T. Bart, ~67%.00; City of Plain~iew-Withholding TaX, ~5~5.26; City of Pla%n~iew-Disbursements, ~i,036.1~; J. L. Galiaway- City Collector, .~i.89~ M~tion and second that'the following estimates be a±lowed ._ and ordered paid. Hasle & Green-Engineers, ~83.64; Bryan & Hoffman, on ~aving Contract, ~787.19; ~%otion was carried and it was'so ordered. ~otion and second that the 'following ordinance be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and. the ordiance follows: ORDI}~ANCE NO . 535 AN ORDINANCE AI\6EN~ING ORDINANCE NO. 527 BY ADDING ADDITIONAL 0N~ }~LF BL00K TO TP~ P~KiNG ~v~TER Z0;~ SET OUT IN SECTION N0.2 OF ORDINANCE N0. 527 A~ING SECTION N0. 8 BY ~ING .CERTAIN STARTS IN TP~ P~KING i~N Zone ~0 HOUR PERIODS FOR PARKIi{G IN LIEU 0F T~ 0}~ HOUR PERIOD, AS PROVIDED IN SAID ORDiNanCE~ BE IT 0RDAii~ED BY T~ CITY v0I%~elL OF CITY SECTION NO. 1. Ordinance No. 527 is hereby amended and altered in the following respects: SECTION NO. 2. Section ~o. 2 of Ordinance ,~,o. ~, 527 is hereby amended by adding Seventh Street from Austin Street to the alley one half block West of Austin Street and which, one half block is hereby-made a pa~t of the parking meter zone in- the City of Plainvi?v, Parking meters hh&ll .be installed u~r the direction of the Chief of Police of the City of Plainview in the manner provided in Ordinance No. 527. Said parking meters shall be installed so as to permit and require parking at a 45 degree.angle, as fully set Out in said ordiance'. SECTION, NO. 5. Section No. 8 .of Ordinance No. 527 is hereby amended so it will.hereafter be lawful for persons or individuals parking motor vehicles in the parking meter zone, as set out in Ordinance No. 527 and amended in this ordinance, whereby such motor vehicles may be parked in the portion of the ,parking meter zone hereinafter set out for a continuous period of two hours between the hours of 9:00 O'clock A. M. and 6:00 o'clock P. ~,[. of any,day except Sunday and the .holidays officially designated by theCity Council, to-wit: On Seventh Street from the .west side of' Ash Street one half block ~'¢est to the alley; On Eighth-Street' from Ash Street to Austin Street; On Austin Street from Six'th Street to Fir.th Street; and On Seventh Street from.the west side of Austin Street West one half l~lock to the alley; The parking .meters so established in said streets, or portions thereof 'dust en~aerated, shall be installed by the Chief of ?olice..of the City of Plainview, with-such pa~king meter charged with a dial an~ pointer so regulated as to provide fo~ two h6ur legal parking. SECTION NO. 4. All of the provisions, regulations and penalties so provided and fully set out in Ordinance No. 527 are herein adopted and re-enacted as applicable to the portion of the street added to the parking meter zone and said Ordinance No.~527 shall remain in full force and effect in every respect except as to ~he amendments herein provided fo~. PAS~ED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this the January, 19~7. 6th day of J. N. Jordan ~ayor, City of Pla~view~ Texas ATTEST: J. L. Galloway ' Cit'~ Se'~r'e't~ry,~C£ty of Plainvimew, Texas Alderman James made a motion, which motion was seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the following ordinance be passed and-adopted. The motion was carried and the ordinance fol- lows: 0RDiN3~CE N0. 536 An Ordinance asserting the correctness of preamble, closing hearing in connection with specified improvement of certain designated portions of 'certain designated street% in the City of Plainview; Texas, stating the evidential findings of the City Council in regard to such improvements, levying assessment against owners, of property abutting upon said streets for a portion of the cost of said improvement, des- ignating and separating units, specifying nature of assess- merit liens and personal liability therefor, and fixing time, terms and conditions of payment of assessed sums, providing that the City of Plainview, Texas shall not be liable for the payment of any sums assessed against abutting property and the owners thereof, providing for issuance and provisions of assignable certificates in evidence of assessments for costs; providing for t~e correction of mistakes, errors and irregularities in assessmentsj providing for personal liabil- ity against the real and true owners of the premisgs describ- ed whether named or'not, and-declaring an emergency. $~TIEREAS, the City of. Plainview, Texas, by Ordinance No. 532, has heretofore determined that public necessity exists and requires that the following portions of the designated streets in the City of PlainView, TexaS shall be improved as t~erein ~rovided, to-wit: AND V~E~EA~., tae City of Plainview, Texas, by Ordinance No. 532,'has heretofore determined that said portions of such designated streets Shall be improved by raising, grading and filling same, and by installing concrete curbs and gutters, and, where necessary, storm sewers and drains, and b~ ~aving with the following type of material on specified foundation: 1. PREFERRED: Caliche ~Base Triple AsPhalt Surface on Six-Inch 2. ALTE?~ATE- Caliche Base Double Asphalt Surface on Six-Inch 3. ALTE~qATE: 0ne-Inch Oklahoma Rock Asphalt on SiX-In'ch Caliche Base AND V~IEREAS, by'Ordinance No. 534, the City of Plainview, Texas has heretofore, in entirety-, ratified, approved and adopted th~ Engineer, cost of hereinbefo~ abutting p~ such prope~ each parcel matters an~ proposed ~ estimates, rolls and statements of the City ~repared and filed with the City, showing the i specified improvement of each specific unit as .e designated, together with the description of ,operty in each unit, the names of the owners of 't · y and the amount proposed to be assessed against of .property in each such Gnit, and all other~ ~ things required by law in connection with the ~sessment~ AND'$~P~A~., by Ordinance No. 53~, the City of Plainview, Texas heretofore ordered that a hearing be given and held by and before t~e City Council of.the City of'Plainview, Texas, to~he owners of any railways or to..the owners o~ any interest therein, and to the owners of abutting proper- ty or the owners of any interest therein in any of the units as hereinbefore designated, at which they should aave the right to be heard on any matter which~ is a prerequisite to the validity of the proposed assessment, and to contest the amount of the proposed assessment, ~he~lien and liabil- ity therefor, the special benefits to th~'-abutting property and the owners thereof by means of the i~Provement for which the assessment is to be levied, and the accuracy, suf- ficiency,~ regularity and validity of the Proceedings and con- tract in Connection with such improvement:,and proposes assess- l~ent. ~ND ~iEREAS, by Ordinance No. 534, the City of Piainview, Texas provided that such hearing be held in ~me Council Meeting R~om of the City Council off the City of Plainview, Texas, at the City, Hall in the~City of Plainview, on the 6th day of ganuary, ~1947, at 10:00 A. M., and continued from time to time until the purposes thereof were, in tae opinion of the CoUncil, fully accomplished. ~ AND V~EREAS, by 0rd~nance No. 534, t~e C~ty ecretary of the City ef Plainview, Texas was directed to give notice of the time, place and purpose of such h~aring by causzng notice, in substantially the form prescribed, ~o be publish-. ed at least three times prior to the.~.date of ~aid hearing in the Plain~ieW Evening Her a newspaper of 1 and daily Circulation, ~.~he City of , Texas, the first of such- to be at least l0 days prior to the date set for the s hearing.. the the view, Texas, did give notice of the time, place and purpose of such hearing by causing notice, in substantially the form prescribed, to be published three times prior to the date off said hearing, in the Plainview Evening Herald, a newspaper of general and daily circulation, published in IIi. That th® City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, from the evidence, finds: 1. That the assessments herein levied snail be made and levied against the respective parcels of property abutti~g upon the said portions of the S~id streets and against the owners of such property. 2, ~ That such ~assessments are ~:,igiit and proper and established substantial justice and equality and uni- formity between the respective owners and respective prop- erties, ~nd betwSen all parties concerned, considering benefits received and burdens imposed. 3. That .in each case tne~abutting property assessed specially benefitted in the enhanced Valu~ there- of by means of the improvement i~ tae Unit upon which the particular property abuts, and fOr which assessment is levied,~in a sum in excess of the assessment levied against S ~0I by this ordinance.- ~. That the apportionment o~ tke cost of the improvement is in accordance with the proceedings here- tofore taken and had wit~ reference such improvements and is ia all respects valid and re IV. That there shall be and is hereby levied and assessed the par6els of property hereinbelow set out, and the real and true owners thereof,~whether such owners be correc$1y named herein or not, She sums of money below itemized shown opposite the descrip- tion propertY, and s!everal amounts assessed a ~ same, and the owners!~thereof, being as follows, to- wit:- 3.07 · ~ t5~.50 39 50 ~', 3.0%J 1~3.50 39 : ;i 37.% -3~07 39 Highland- 50 3;07 I53.50 39: ~ 3]07: ~5~]50_ 39: ~ 50 ~ ;3~d7 ~- ~.15~50 39 .~ i0 ~ . ~07 50. F ::3~7 ~3150~: (~ ~...:....:...'.$2;~6]oo:- ?, .......... .......... ':: ...... ~ ...... 738;~0;~ ~'-~i TOTAL UNIT COST ........ :...~ ........... : ........ ................ ~o,~-w.~u ~T NO..102 7 · LOt Blk, ~ '1 46 '] ..... 2 46 ] FEET. STREET tdition: Fept ~ate ~ssess. g~a~d ' 50, ' '~02 -~: f53~50~ ~iand 50 ~ 3.07 ghland~'' 50~ ~3~07 gh!and 50,. ~... 3.07 ~ ~hland 50., .....3.07., ghi~nd 50 ~ ~ "SOUTH LINE OF t ~ SOUT~ 'LINE EAST SIDE ; . :3:07 153,50 138.40 V~IDTH 30 FEET Total PrOPerty -, idtli~ion Hi~ :~3.50 153~50 ~ - ;-50'~ ' [ . 3.07- -15315~ ' - '~ 25 ' ~07 76;75 UNIT 1~0 I07 A~ ~' TOTAL' UNIT ~COST ',',2).. i · ,' .i: F~OM EAST Addition ~eet:, Thames'~ [ -55 . Thames -:Thames .. ?T~a:/mesii~ ~ ~. ]55 ': T~mes : 8 ,-, :Thames ' .~,6 2 : way,and" Hts. :5 2 WEST SOUTH SIDE 3 53 4 53 ~, 553 :,' . 6 - 53 9 2 NORTH SiDE WEST NORTH SIDE Owner' ~ O. A. ' Gibson O. A. Gibson O. A. Gibson 0. ~A. Gibson O. A. Gibson O. A. Gibson Lot Blk, AddiSon, Feet 1 <' 38; ,Cdi!'e~(Hill 50 2 i$$ Colrege :. Hjn 50 is · ss -'Coiie~-mn 5o 5 ~ College Hill 50 6 , Coltege Hill 50 SOUTH SIDE Waylang-:College , '~ ' .- 300 TOTA~ PROPERTY OWNER COST (~i) : ........... : TOTAL CITY 'COST (~A) ................... :~ TOTAL:: UNIT 'COST ..... ....... ...... ... ::[:[[ ['i.[[j:i::[[[:[~i UNIT NO. 128 TENTH. STREET ' - FROM ' - ' ' iWEST~L!NE OF QUINCY STREET~TO WEST LiNE. ~OF RAWLEIGH STREET TO tYORTxf SIDE A. Dunn SOUTH SIDE .~'e '-.Ludernal~ 9 .3 Rbwe~G0bdb 140 [iNIT 'NO. :' '~2~~ EE'T · '- WEST LINE EAST LI1TE OF NORTH. SIDE : 0 ~' ' ,,' No. , ~ner. ~- : . Lot Blk.. ' Addit~ . :, Feet - - E. W. ~etnon ' . .8 4 ROWe~Goode E~. H,~e~ ,- ,. 9" ~' 4~ RoW~:Goode 140 .W: Z: B6ffOn ( '!' 37 Coil,'ge Hill: i40 3.07 Graf~on '~eInniSh '' 12 37 college Hill ~ 1~0 ' ~ . ~OT~:r~OP~TZ 0wN~ COST:(~ ..2 ....... ~,T{~.~ . .m.~Sv ~.~ eo.~((~'.:.::..:.'.:::........d ...... ':. ....... :~, ~ '. :." .;..ToT~L'UN!T'COST .... :-; : J: : '. '~., :'. - WEST LINE.OF ~ ' TO NORT~" ' SiDe'ST LINE OF R. AWLEIGH. . sTREET ::~'. -: ~ett White '8 2 RoW~Goo~e ~40 :W:J.-Wil~onr ~ 9 e Ro~e-Go0~e ~40 ' /SOUT~ SIDE , ~ ~ / ~R. E. Du~%n ~ · ~. '1 3 'Rowe-Goode 140 ~ 429;8~ ~rs. H ~ ~6 3 ~oWe-Goode 140 , ~29;8~ TOTAL PROPERTY' OWNER COST (~)__. ........ TOTAL ~C~TY 'COST (%) .......................................... TOTAL UNIT COST-:.... I~UNIT 'NO. 131 - - WEST LINE f~ORT~ SiDE Owner Low_ell"~Sit t0~': ........ 8 .Roy_Als~on/W~% . .9. _ · L; G. Hooper E% · · 9' 5 ' SOLiTH~$I. DE . ~ FEET' .... · ,l _., i EAsT,LiNE O~F't ~H':STREET TO :~ WEST ..:LINE OF:~_ DATE ,ST!~EET · Owner' ~-ot' Blk~ Addition · Feet t. Worth and Denver 1050 · SOUT~ ~SiDE - ~ - ~t. Wort~an~ Denver- " ~050 T~TAL PROPERTy O~E~ COST '(~) ~ TOTAL CI~ ~COST: ( ~ ) .... - ............... ...~ ....... ~. ....... No, 433 V That the assessments so levied are for t~e improvements ~in the particular Unit upon which the property described abuts, and the assessments for the improvements in one Unit are in nowise rel~tmed to or connected with the im- · pro~ements in any other-Unit, and in making assessments and lin holding said hearing the amounts so assessed for the improvements in one Unit haVe been in nowise &ffect- ed by any fact in anywise connected with~the~ lmprovement~ therefor, of any other Unit. VI. / That the several sums above assessed against said parcels of. property, and against the real a~d true owners thereof, and interest thereon at the rate of six (6) percent per annum, together with reasonable attorney's fees and costs of collection, if incurred, are hereby declared to be made a lien upon the respective parcels of property against which t~e same are assessed, and a. personal liability and charge against the real and trUe owners thereof, whether or not such owners be correctly named herein, and such liens shall be and constitute the first enforceable claim against the property assessed, and shall be a first and paramount lien, superior to all other liens and claims, except State, County, School District and City Ad Valorem taxes. 1~. That the sums so assessed shall be payable as follows, to-wit: In five equal installments, the first payable on or before ten (10) after~the completion and acceptance ~by the said City of ~roVements in the Unit upon which ~the particular pre~erty abuts; the second installment due on or before one year from said date of completion and accept- ance, the third installment dur on or before two ~ears from said date of completion and acceptance, the fourth install- merit due on or before three, years from said date of comple- tion and acceptance, t~e fifth installment due on or before fodr years from said date of completion and acceptance; and such assessments shall bear interest from the date of s~ch completion and acceptance at the rate of six (6) percent per annum, payable annually with each installment, so that upon completion and acceptance of t~e improvements in a particu- · lar Unit assessments against the property abutting upon such completed and accepted Unit shall be and become due and pay- able in such installments, and with interest from the date of such completion and acceptance, provided t~at any owner shall have the right to pay off the entire-assessment, or any installment thereof, before maturity, by payment of principal and accrued interest, and provided further that if default shall be made in the payment of any installment promptly as the same matures, then the entire amount of the assessment upon which such default is made shall, at the option of the holder of the same, be and become immediately due and pay- able, and s~all be collectible with reasonable attorney, s fees and costs of collection, if incurred. VII. ~That the City of Plainview shall not in any manner be liable for the payment of any sums hereby assessed against any property and the owners thereof, but the holder of the same ~shall look solely to said property, and the owners thereof, for payment of the sums'assessed against the respective par- cels of property. 1. The said City shall, however, exercise all of its lawful powers to aid in t~e enforcement and collection of said liens and assessments, and if default shall be made in the payment of any assessment, collection thereof shall be enforced either by sale of the property by the Tax Col- lector and Assessor of t~e City of Plainview as near as pos- sible in the manner provided for the sale of property for the non-payment of ad valorem taxes, or, at t~e. option of the said holder or assigns, payment of said sums shall be enforced by suit in any court having Jurisdiction. VIII. That for the ,purpose of evidencing the several sums assessed magainst the said parcels of property, and the lowners thereof, and the time and' terms of payment, and to aid in the enforce- ment thereof, assignable certificates shall be issued by the Ciby of Plainview upon the completion and acceptance of the work in each Unit of improvement as the work in such Unit is completed and accepted, which certificates small be executed by the Mayor in the name of the City, attested by the City Secretary with the corporate seal, and Shall be payable to Bryan & Hoffman, Paving Contractors, or assigns, and shall declare the said amounts and the time and terms of payment and rate of interest and date of completion and acceptance of the improvements for~which the certificate is issued, and shall contain the name of the. owner as accurately as possible, and the description of the property by lot and block number, or front feet thereof, or sucm other description as may other- wise identify ~h~ same, and,if the said property shall be own- ed by an estate, then to so state the description thereof as so owned shall be sufficient, or if the name of the owner be unknown, then to so state shall be s~fficient, and no error or miStake in describing any property, or in giving the na~e of any owners, shall in anywise invalidate or impair the assess- ment levied hereby or t~e certificate issued in evidence there- of. T~e said certificates shall further provide substantially that if default shall be made in the paymen~ of any installment of principal or interest when due, then, at the option of the holder of t~e same, or assigns, the whole of said assessment evidenced thereby shall at once. become d~e and payable, and shall be collectible with reasonable attorney's fees and costs of cOllection, if incurred. ~d said certificates shall set forth and evidence the personal liability of the owners of such property and the lien upon such property, and small pro- vide in effect if default shall be made in the payment there- of the s~e may be enforced either by sale of the property by the Tax Collector and Assessor of the City of Plainview, as above recited, or by suit in any court having jurisdiction. The said certificates shall further recite in effect that all proceedings with reference to making said improvements have been regularly had in compliance with the law in force and proceedings of ~he City of Plainview, and that all prerequi- sites to the fixing of the lien and claim of personal liabil- ity evidenced by such certificates have been regularly done and performed, which recitals shall be evidence of the matters and facts so recited, and no further proof thereof shall be required in any court ...... And the said certificates may.have coupons attached t~ereto in evidence of each or any of the several installments there- of, or they may have coupons for each of the first four in- stallments, leaving the main certificate for t~e fifth. Said certificates may further provide substantially that the amounts payable thereunder may be paid to the Collector of Taxes of the City, who shall~issue his receipt therefor, which receipt shall be evidence of such payment upon any demand for the same~ either by virtue of the said certificate or any con- tract to pay the same entered into by the property owners, and that th~ Collector of Taxes will deposit all sums so received by him forthwith with the City Treasurer, and ~pon t~e payment of any installment wish interest upon the surrender of the coupon therefor,~receipted in full by said Contractor, or other holder of said certificate, the City Treasurer Small pay the amount so collected and dme thereon to said Contract- or, or other holder, which coupons so receipted shall be the Treasurer's warrant for payment. And the said certificates shall further provide in effect t~at the City of Plainview shall exercise all of its lawful powers, when requested so to do by the holder of said certificate, to aidS'in the enforcement and collection thereof, and said certificates may contain ot~er and further recitals pertinent and ap- propriate thereto. Itshall.no~ he.necessary tAat~said certificates shall be in the exact form as set forth, but the substance and effect thereOf shall suffice. That the assessments levied.~by~ t~lis ordinance for the imm provements in each Unit-arc,altogether separate and dis- tinc~ from assessments in each and every other unit. TAe assessments for improvements in one Unit are in nowise affect- ed by the improvements, in any other Unit, and in making and levying assessments the costs of the improvements in each unit, the benefits by means of t~he improVements, and all other matters and things witA reference to the improvements in each Unit, have. been considered and determined without reference to any~ such matters in any other Unit, and the omission of the improvements in any Unit shall in nowise affect or impair the~validity of assessments for t~e im- provements in any other Unit. The omission of improvements in any particular Unit in front~of any property exempt from the lien of such assessments shall in nowise affect or im- pair the validity of assessments against other proper~y in that Unit. That no mistake,~error, invalidity or irregularity in the name of any property owner, or the~description of any prop- erty, or the amount ~of.any assessment, or in any other mat- ter or thing, shall 'in anywise invalidate or impair any assessment levied hereb~ or any certificate issUed,~and any such m~stake, error, invalidity or irregularity, whet~er in such assessment or in t~e certificate issued in evidence thereof~ may be corrected at any time by the City. That all assessments levied are a personal-liability and charge against t~e real and true owners of t~e premises de- scribed, notwithstanding such owners.may not be named, or may be incorrectly named. XIi. That the fact that the specified improvement of the specif- ic Units as herein designated are in such urgent need of such improvement while the condition of the weather will permit such improvement, creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the i~mediate preservation of the pub- lic peace, property, health and safety, requiring that any rules that an ordinance be read at more than one meeting of the City Council of Plainview, and all rules prohibiting the passage of the same on t~e date of introduction and passage, be, and the same are hereby dispensed~with and suspended, and this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED ~1~ APPROVED, this .[.6th day of ganuary, 19~7. ATTEST: J. N. Jordan Mayor J. L. Gallawa~ City Secretary There being no further business, meeting adjourned. ATTEST: Mayor Ptainview, Texas, January 20,19~7 The City Council met in regular meeting with the following members present, l~{ayor, J. N. Jordan. Aldermen: C. H. Hancock, C. P. Eiliott, Ben F. Smith and L. ~-. James. City tax collector, 1~. H. Bryan, and City Attorney, Frank R. Day, attended the me et ing. Mintues of the last meeting read and adopted. Motion by Alderman James , _seconded by Alderman Smith, that the following resolution be passed and. adopted. The motion was csrried and the resolution follow-s: RESOLUTION W~REAS, A.E.Boyd and wife, Mary Effie Boyd, resubdivided and rededicated: 0utlot No. 2 of Wayland Heights ~ddition to the town of ~iainview, Hale County, Texas, into what they term and designate as ?arkside Subdivision of said 0utlot No. 2, Wayland Heights Addition to the town of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, which dedicSation deed is -dated ~ril 29, 1946 and of record in Vol. 168, Page 152, Deed Records of Kale 0ounty, Texas; and ~TYE[~AS, the plat and map of said Parkside Subdivision, along with said dedication, has. been recorded and request has been made 'by the said A. E. Boyd and wife, Mary Effie Boyd, to the City Council of the said City of Piainview for its approval and acceptance of the said Parkside Subdivision of 0utlot No. 2, ~ayland Heights Addition to the town of Plainview, Hale County, Texas; and W.~REAS~ i.t appears to the City Council from e~amination of said dedication deed and the map or plat of said iOarkside Subdivision of said 0utiot No. 2, ~iayiand Heights Addition, Duly set out and designate s~reets and alleys in conformity with the streets and 'alleys of the City of Piainview and are of proper width, and all of said Parkside SubdiviSion is within the City limits of the City of Plainview, and that it is regular in every respect. NOV~, THEREFORE: BE IT RESOL¥ID BY THE CITY.-COUNCIL OF THE, CITY OF PLAI~R,~!E~, TEXAS, in regular session, this 20th day of January, 1997, that the dedication deed and map and plat of Parkside Subdivision of Outiot No. 2 of W~yla~d Heights Addition to the town of Piainview, Hale County, Texas, be and the same is in all respects approved and accepted by the Ci'ty Council and that the City Council does hereby accept the streets and alleys so designated and set out in said Parkside Subdivision and that all conveyances of lots in said Parkside Subdivision hereafter be made according to the dedication and plat of record. Mot ion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Eiliott, that the following ostimates be accepted and ordered paid. Bryan & Hoffman on paving contract, ~988.59, and one for ~303.03. Hasie & Green-Engineer's, ~17i.7~, The motion was carried and it was so ordered. The Mayor appointed Aldermen Smith and Hancock as a committee to purchase a car for the Police Department. The ~jayor appointed P. H. Bryan, ~. W. James and C. P. Eltiott on a committee to obtain bids on some old buildings now being used by the water and sewer department. ~,-'[ot£on by Alderman Eiliott, seconded by Aid~rman ~ames, ~ ~ ~. i~ilen be aopointed to a place in..the police de- t~at Lloyd ~ ~ partment, and the salary to be ~!65.00 per month. was carried and it was so Ordered. The motion Hotion by Alderman ~ancock seconde~ 'by Alderman Smith, that a street light be installed at the intersection of 10th and Denver Street. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. The Mayor appointed Aldermen ~anco~k, Smihh and Eiiiott on a committee to investigate the garbage collection proposi- tion, and to purchase equipment with which to haul same. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. Plainview, Texas, February 3,1947 The City Council met in regular meeting with the following members present: Mayor, J. N. jordan. Alderman: C. P. Eiiiott, L. 4¥. James, Ben F. Smith and C. H. Hancock, City T.a~ Collector, P. H. Bryan, City Attorney, Frank R. Day and City Sanitary Offi- cer, Dr. E. C. Nichoil, attended the meeting. ed. Minutes of the last meeting read and correctem~ were adopt- Motion and secondedthat the monthly reports be accepted and ordered filed, the regular salaries, and the following bills, be allowed and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. P~PORTS: City Secretary's report of ~ater, Sewer and Mis, ce!laneous collections in January, 1947; ~3,212.26, omty Inspector's report for the month of Jan~ary,i9~7, ~29i.95, City Tax Collectors report for i. ganuary,i947, (Current), ~47,672.73, Delinquent, ~441.23, Chief Police's report for January, 19~7, ~757.50. ~T~'~ S P ~ ~ a ~250 00; J. N. Jordan, e 85 00; ~=~_~IE : .... ~ry n, . . . . , ~a' ~ii5 00 ~ ank ~. g L Callaway, ~185.00; Ira ~argaret K y, . ; Day, ~i00.00; Lester ~'~'. James, ~20.00; .~ ~. P. Eliiott, ~20.00; Ben F. Smith, ~20.00; W. C. lfalone, ~20.00; J. K. Hancock, ~20.00; Hoyt C~ry, ~225.00; Nath Burkett, ~175.00; J. Sheeon, ~165.00; ~. J. Shearer, ~!65.00; Joe E. Baker, ~i65.00; B. i~?. 0dom, ~i65.00; Hub E~t, ~i65.00; Floyd ~,eison, ~165.00; T. ~. Sitton, ~165.00; Lloyd M. Allen, ~165.00; M. E. Ad~s, ~165.00; George J. Boswell, ~!40.D.~05 ~-. J. Br~n, ~115.00; '~ '~' ~175.00; ~axe~ Sam Faith, ~80.00;A. M. Hamilton, e205.00; Leedy J. R. Carter, ~165.00; Fr~k Rigier, ~i65.00; L. B. Sheppard, ~i65.00; ~er~r ~y Lynch, ~165.00;. Clyde R. Dorsett~ ~.i65.00~ Plain- view ~zr De~artme~ , ~30.00; ~f~. F. ~ ~ y~ ~525.00, S. E. Bolles, ~255.00; A. T. Herrod, ~i65.00; J. B. Slaughter, ~ig0.00; Lewis Lowe, {}165.00; H. R. Sioan, ~130.00; g. P. Marlin, {~i80.00~ A. L. King,.~i95.00~ 0. B. Guin, ~!85.00; O. E. Kuyk~ndall, ~165.00~ Roy L.-i~[~rren, ~i65.00; ii. N. Tekeli, ~165.00; J. M. Heflin, ~130.00; Dr. ~. C. i~-&choli, ~t~0.00~ Josephine /=illar, ~0.00; Dr. D. P. Jones, ~7.5 00; ~'~.ill Evans, ~t~.0.00; Frank Stultz, ~I~0.00. BILLS: G. B. ~Jhitney Appraisal Co_mpany, ~i000.00;. South- '' ~ ~ ~739 95; Southwestern Bell western Public Service ~ompa~y, . Telephone Company, %87.$2; ~?,;est Texas Gas Company, ~160.85; Earl T Bart ~ 350.00; Board of City Development, ~750 00; Piainview Indp. School District, ~125.00; Plainview Public Library, ~0.00;l%~ercantiie ~4ational Bank at Dallas }i550.00; Biggs & Company, %25.87; Herald-News Publishing Company, ~69.30; Jess Roberts Service Station, ~159.i7; V, R. Nodgers & Son, $1.80; Nisbet-Ludeman, ~i0t.58; Piainview Builders Supply, .$18.90; Dodson Chemical 0ompany, $1.95; Fingerprint W, quip- ment Laboratory, ~7.26; ~.Thatcher Printing Company, $54.75; . ,~t8~. 86; Robinson-ilerrind Drug, ~I1 9i; Shook T~re Company ~ -The Piain¥iew Tribune, $36 00; ~lains Machinery Co., ~!08.3~; State Chemical Company, ~46.90; Firestone Stores, $39.20; Chicken Inn, $7.05; Utility Supply Corapnay, ~i3.48; Gravely ~iotor Plow & Cultivator Company, $2.18; ~[estern Union, Commercial Radio ~quipment Company, $&.50; Piainview Sanitarium and Clinic, $311.41; Tri Angl-e Cafe, ~40.15; A. ~. Shook Service Station, ~3.25; Ciowe & Cowan, Inc. ~206.53; Contin- ental Oil Company, ~3i.08; Shepard Che~roiet,Oompany, ~22.38; Higginbot ham-Bartle t t ~ ' ~ompany, ~27.!2; Philiios Battery Co- mpany, ~40.6i; ,~Plainview Hardware Company, ~5.77; Dlitchell Hardware Company, $4.09; ~/~ T. Cain Motor Company, ~25.50; Montgomery Ward, ~t7.62; The Karpark Corp.,~20.99. The Hale County Abstract Company, · e~5.00; Fred .berryhill Equipment Company, %i00.ti; Reams Electric Co., e2/. 50; ~laggara-Nali ~,~otor ~>2~.57; Mr. John ~ul±, ~I0.00; Great Southern Life Insurance Company, ~27i.25; Connor Dlathes Company, Inc. ~21.0~; Hiker's Service Station, ~1i.i5; Piain~iew Dlattress Factory, ,[$18.00; C. L. Craig, ~7i.~0; J. C. Terry-Postmaster, {15.03; ?',,ards Service Station, ~36.t0; Board of City De?elopment, %750.00; P-iainview indp. School Dist., $250.00; Plainview Public Library, %80.00; ~ i Cit ~uga i~. Stter, %30.20; Jordan & Tubb Const., %246.20; y of Plain~iew-Withhoiding Tax, ~i25.70; City of Piain~iew- Disbursements, ~657.75; J. L. Galtaway, City Collector, ~67.08. Motion by Alderman Elliott,~ seconded by Alderman Jmmes, that the Mayor ba and he is here~by authorized and instructed to sign for the City a contract with the Veteran's of Foreign ~/ar's for the lease of two Lots on Joliet Street between Fifth ann Sixth Streets. The motion was carried and the contract follows: STATE OF T~ COUNTY of HALE TiI!S I~IOI~2~DD~[ OF LEASE made,between ~he City of Plainivew, Texas, acting herein by its Mayor, J. N. Jordan, hereunto duly authorized by proper resolution of the City Council, herein called lessor, and Veterans of F~oreign Wars, WilsOn bros. Post No,~, of P!ainview, Texas, a voluntary association, acting hezlein~by E. H. Clark, Commander of said Post, hereunto duly authorized by proper resolution, herein called lessee, is, to. ~.IT~SS.:~. That the lessor does h~by lease and let to the lessee the following described property: Being the ~orth 1/2 of Lots .Nos. 11 and 1~2, Block No.1, Wayland Park Addition to the town of Plain- ~iew, Hale .C[ount,my~ Texas, and the term of said lease shall ~be for a period of. ninety nine years, unless terminated ea~lia~ under~ the terms and~ conditions of this.lease; it being the .purpose and intention of the lessor to give to the lessen the use of said property for said term, provided the lessee as such organization it- self will use ~suak property as a home and recreatianal cente~., ~nd that such property will nat be used for any~ other purpase whatsoever during the .term.of this lease. In the lessee's use of said property hereby authorized and permitted,, they may erect a home.ea, said. property and ot~har~ improvements ~and facil- ities to aid them in carrying out the pruposes for which this lease is made. At the~ end of the .lease, or~ if terminated earl~ ier 'because of any provision hez-eof, then all of such improve- ments amd factilities so placed on said lots shall become the property of the lessor. It is fur~ther~ .st iDulated and agraed .,~tkat~, in making s~ah improvementS m and carrying on their~ ~aCmtivitLes~.,~o,a_saLd~p~emiaes, lessee agrees that they will..in all respects cemply with all_ ef~ the City ordin~ce~s~an& st~te~ ia~s in, the ~onstrnction. ~a~ .... t he ma int e~nc~e~. ,~o~ such ~ ired ~awemea~s ~ ~ _and~ ~ ~h~,-tke y~ ~itl~ no~, themselves~ or permit the s~e ~ta ba '.done.,by~ ~y ~oE~ thein ~agen~a~ or representaCives.~ the~ carrying on ~o~f,aa~,.~iawf~uL.~ac~ti~it~y. of any c o~e~cial_husinas s.~ and, ~hat~ the~ wi.ll~ no.~ a~..~ aa~ ~ ime ~- during this lease,, sublease said~ p~remia.es ~a~. ~y~ pa~..~themeo~ for any purpose~ud~_a.viO&matioa.,_oa~the.~p~t~, of ~th~. lesse~..o~ ~y~ of the in this paragraph shall forfeit their right to the use of said premises and all improvements placed thereon. It will no%~ b,e considered a. vioiatiOn~ of~ this laaae,, ~for the lessee to pro.vida facilitLes for a mC.a/~,~eta~e~-, hOns~e, matron or such other employee~or employees, as the lessee may see fit to engage for the put,pose of looking after.,~ supervising and taking care of tha.~ improvements, and ~aC~litiea located thereon, hut ~y such employee, caretaker or other ~prase~tati~e, shalL, a.t~ all times, be under~tha,~irect controi~ and supervision of the employer and subject to dismissal by the lessee at their will fo~iinatten- tion to duty. The lessee shall be entirely responsible for the cost. of all improvements sa placed ~on ~aaLd~.~pr. emisas,. ..... At the end of the lease, lessee agrees to surrende~ up said premises to..the~les~or.in.~ goad,sta~a~ r~pai~ WITNESS our hands in duplicate originals this th& ~,rd day of Narch~A.D. 1947. CITY OF PLAz~tE~.,~S., ~.~r~gt ,_~ rty · By J.N. Jordan May.o~ VETERA~NS ,OF FOREIGN WARS, Wilson Bros.Post,No.1497 of Plainvi.e~% Te, ~a~,,~ Se.oo~d-~,Rarty By E.H. Clark Commander Mo t i0n b y Alder.man. Smith, se cond~e,d~ by. Alder~man_ Jane $,., t ha~t ~ the City contribute $1,75~0.00,~. ~same to be matched.by .a.&ike Hale County, for the,.~p, ur~poae~ of building another wing to the Dairy Barn similar to the ones already there. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion~ by,Alde~man~l Ja~es,, saconded by Alderman Hanco~k, ~ ~hat the City release, ,c. ontr~Ollm of them,Dairy Barn~, a~d. gr. ounds,,.~. Panhandle Plains. Dairy Show subject 1to revocaDio.n~11by~ the~'City Oou~it provided that the Barn and .Eacilities,may be used by .the, Fat Stock Show Association and for such other public use as the ~ ty may desire. The ~io.n ~as._.~ca~ied,,~d~ it~ was Motion hy Alderma= Hanaack,. sacanded.l,~o_y~.Atdez~ma Smith, that the -Plumber's Bond" of W. C. Lewis be approced and~ accepted. The motion was carr~.i, ed ~a~& Lt ~wa,a ,sa oz~dered,. ~ ~ t The Commz~t ee to invest8at, e, ,the -garbage collaatLon Dr. oposi~ t ion" reported and. raco~endad t~ha~, th.e_,~C it..y~ p~u~chas e~ equipme~-t.~ and collect and dispose with the garhage~ in, like manner aSm.~he other departments cfi the City are maneged. The committee was cpn- tinued and instructed to obtain competetive bids on the necessary equips'ne nt. Motion by~ Atdermar~ .Elliot.t, seconded ~by Alderman. Smith, that the Cit-~~ issne., a warrant for the amount~ of $1,~000.00 to the Whitney Appraisal do., as. part payment..for~ services re- ndered in~making~_an~pprais~l..~su~vey as per contract. Said Warrant to be due and payable,~ t.wel~e months .from date, and to bear interest at the rate. of 3% per annum from date until paid, The mot ion~ ~as car~ri~ad ~and~.~ it ~was ~so~o~der~ed.~ !~iotion by Aide.man. Hancoak, sec~onded hy Alderman Smith, that the following estimates.~.~be allowed and ordered paid. Hasie & Green-Eng~ineer!s, $542.87; and Bryan & Hoffman on paving con- tract, $1,608.56 and one for $&96.85. The motion was carried and it ~as so o~der~ed There being no further business, meeting ~adjourned. -:February 10,19,47 :- A called mee. h~ing,~.of~ the Council of: the City of. Plain~ w, Texas, was held on .the.. abo~e~.mentio=ed..date with the. ~{ayor, J. N. Jordan,, pr~esidi.ng, and Alde~me~:~. C.- P...Ellio.tt,. C.H. Hancock, and L. ~. James, and City Attorney, Frank R. Day, present ~hen ~.the., follawing business ~was transacted, to-wit: Motion by' Alderman .Hancock, seconded by Alderman. Elliott, that C. J. Harding be. gimen~ permission to lay a sanitary sewer line from his~ Tourist Co.urt,....~to, and cannect with the City's sanitary sewe~r line, Also., that he be .granted an .easeme~t' to lay such sewer line, and a natural gas line across the City- County Airpor_t._ The mot&on.was .carrie& and it ~wa.s so ordered. Meeting was ~ecessed until 5:30 P.M. February,12,1947.. J. L. Gallaway City secretary J. N. Jordan ~ayor -: Febr~a~y. 12, L9~7:- A reco.~ened...called~meeting with R~ayor, J. N. ~o~dan, presiding, and~Aide~rmen,~Ben_F~.. Smi~h~, L. W,-James, C. P. Elliott and C. H. Hancock being present, the following bus- iness waa.~tranza, cted~,.~ ~o-wit: Alde~manJame.a,.made~a~ma.tion which moti~n~waa.seconded by Alderman Smi~h,..~that ~City employ the~ir~ of Berry-ke~ Architedt o~ ~marill~, Texas, as Architects on the administration bldg. the City-County Airport. The motion was carried and it was so ordered~.~ There being no further business, meeting adjourned. Plainfield,, T xas.,~,~eh~.~y. 17,t947 The uz~ y. C~o~unc, zi~,a~e~h,~.zn ,regular mae~h.zng w&th~.the ~,,~o~lto~ing ~ members pr~esa~nt. ....· Nay~o~.,.~ J. ~{~. Jo~dan~,~ ~A. lder~en~ : ~.CoP~.E~llzott' , Ben F. Smith, L. ~. James and C. H. Hancock, City Tax Collector, P. H. Bryan,, and? Cit~,A~orney, F~ank~R ..... D~, at~t~e,d~tha~ mee~ting. t - · · ' also min~,es Minutes ~: of he ..last. regular mm. etzng, , called m'~eting held on February 10,1947, and the r, ~ned called meeing..held, on~ Feb,~ua-~ .12 ,.1~,47 read .and.. Motion b~.Alderman~Jamea,~s~condedby.Alderman~Elliott,that the ~stimated mol Bryan & Hoffman for the amount of $796.96 be accepted and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. ~otion hy AldermanJames~,~secon~ed~,~byA1 e~man.Ellzoh~..tha~ the estima~e.oE~Hof~man & Bryan.for the amount of $2,250.97 be accepted and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Moti one. hy Alderma~. ~ame s ,~.. the estimate oi' Jordan & Tubb for the amount of $810.00 be accept- ed and ordered p Motion by, Alderman~J,amea~, saaonded~ hyAld~mman.,,EllLott, t~hat-, the estimate of~ Hasle & Green-Engineer's, for the amount of $9~3.75 be accepted and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was ao ordered~. Motion by Aiderman_James.~ sacondecl b~ Al~ie~man Eli£ott, the report~of Hasie& Green~ngineer!s , on completed work on the following streets be accepted. The motion was carried and the r~p or t follows Street: Denver 9-10 EIPaso 7-8 EiPaso ll-~2 Fresno 6-7 Galveston 7-8 Houston 7-8 Houston 8-9 Joliet 7-8 Oakland 7-8 Oakland 8~9 Oakland 10-il Portland 7-8 Pbrttandll-t2 8th.0ak.-Port. 8th,Port.-Quincy 10th.Kokomo-Lex. P.O. ~ C,onst~.- Cost 1331.26 443.75 1472,.,26 2333.20 701.48 2498.64 2136.00 712. G0. 245~.23 1892.50 630.83 2~95.66 1786.23 595.41. L953.~5 21~6.00 712.00 2365.32 2029.20 6?6.40 2306.20 2029.20 6?6.40 2299..08 2z36,oo 712,oo 3oo8.,o.o 2029.20 676.40 2,365.32 1922.g0 640.80 23~5.32 2136.00 712.00 3008.00 2029.20 676.&0 2365~32 ~.~95,20 498~40 l??4,O0 1495,20 49a.40. 1495.20 498.40 1774.00 $32166,52 $10~,'91 ~3S&04,52 Mot ion. b y,.Alde~ma~.~.Smith, · that the sanitary aewe~,line~ba ~en~tended~.tD_rough~Block No,.,53 , College Hill Addition to the town of Piainview, Texas, the motion was...~car.~i,~,d~ a~d..~it, was .ao ~ard~r~ed Motion,by A1RemmanSmitk,~seconde~,hy~Aide~mam.~James~,~thah~ the J. A. Tubh ba ~mp, loyed~to~?mepile" the rubbish .at the dump- ground, and that the chages.~e $150.00. The motion was carried and it was so~o,~dered~,~ ~otion.,by Alde~ma~HanlCOCk.,~secon~ed~b,y Alderman James, that th~ follwoing ordinance be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the ordinance folLO~ws:/ 0RDZNANC N0. 53 ? AN ORDINANCE TO BE...ENTITLED.. ~.A~N-ORDINANCE..GP~NTING TO C, A, ROBINSON A FRANCHISE OVER .CER. TAIN STP~ETS AND PL~BLIG THOROUGHFARES..OF, THE CITY OF PLAI~.TIAW_~, TE~L~S, FOR OPERATING BUSSES: PR0~I,DING FOR A COI~PENS~kTION AND FIXING. TP~..CHARGE FOR SA~,E: ~RO¥IDII'~G FOR EFFIC'IE~.~CY OF SER¥ICE AI~D REASONABLE RATES: PR0~DING FOR FORFEITURE. OF SAID FRANCHISE: REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN ~ONFLICT ~TITH THIS ORDI~M~CE: A~-~ PROVIDING FOR ACCEPT'ANCE OF THIS ORDINANCE ~ITHIN THIRTY DAYS FR01~ TP~ DATE OF FI~ PASSAGE. BE IT 0RDALhU~D BY THE~ CITY OF PLAIN-VIEW, TEXAS: SECTION l: The.. right, and prLviiege to operate a..bus line under~, the ..name. of. klain~iew. Bus. Company within the City of Plainvie.w thr_~ugh and.. u.p. on~ .its-str. ee.ts and. public thorough- fares is hereby granted, to C.. A. Robinson,_. herein, called grantee, his. hairs, and.assigns, for_ a.per, iod.. o£ five (5) years from and. after, the date this ordinance takes effect, under and subjec.t .to.the. te..~ s,~ stiDula, tions .amd...restrict'io~ns hereinafter set. out., and expr.essly conditioned that the grantee will fully comply with the provisions hereof and all pertinent Said f. ranchis, e rights herein granted may be assign- ed by the grantee upon securing the approval and. consent of the City Council.. SECTION 2: The grant, ee shall pay to the City Tax Collector for the City of .Plain~iew an..annual.fr.anchise tax of 2% on the gross .receipts cf. said gr. antee..for a p.eriod of. each twel've mon.t.hs., the payments to-be made. monthly to the City Tax Collect.or. Each month .shall he i~igurad_from t.he firs. t day throogh the end of the month and the tax shall be due on or before the 10th day of the. suOOem~ding..month. The first mont.h, ly payment shall be earn.ed and. due and payable as.herein provided for the f.i~st month after the passage and e~fecti~e date of this_ ordinance; t.hen.-futu~.e pa.yment..s shall be made .on~ or.before t. he 10th of each and every s. ucdeedi.ng mort,th, thereafter during thme life of this..franchiseo The grantee, herein is permitted ~and authorized to use such bus .or busses, as_ is necessary~to, give adequate service as pro¥ided in this ordinance. The grantee herein shall furnish to the .City Tax Assessor-Collector ~or~ the .City of Plainview a statement ,of the total receipts for the preceding month, on which..the tax is being paid, signed by the grantee or one of. his ag.ents...authorized to do so, certifying to the correctness of such. gross receipts. The Citz reserves and is given..the right .to examine the ~ooks of the grantee, and to ha~e the same a.udi~ed., if _it desir, es %0 do so or is not satisfied with suc.h statement render.ed; '.but. if the..City does exercise itc I~ight. mtO examine such .books.,. sua.h examination shall. be made by.a recognized public .accountant to be chosen by the City, and ~ee for.his services shall he paid. by the City. Such be examined inqu~ired in~.o. Any suck audit made by the City aL.. i.nf'or, ma.ti an ... and shall not .be re~ public. The term "Gross Receipts.- as used in this shall be interpreted to mean the aggregate of all monieis.received by t.he gr~ntee for fares paid. by customers using any amd .all .busses.;.~oper.ated~ on.the, route herein_ ~provided, and no deduction shall be made for taxes, purchasing of equipment, repairs, salaries or any .o. them operating expense. SECTION 3: Said.busses may be operated from a point commencing at the corner of West Eleventh and Quincy Streets in said City; thence east along West eleventh Street to its inter_ section with Columbia Street; thence South along Columbia Street to its intersection with West Tenth Street; thence east along west Tenth Street to its intersection with Broadway.Street; thence south.along Br~oadway Street to its i~hers~e~ction with West Fifth. Street thence west aLo~n ~est Fifth .St.r~eet~.o.~ it,s int e r se c t ion~ .wi th .~A~us~t. in., S~t,reet ~; thence'~nor~.~th ~along ~. Austin ~ Street to its inta~sec~ti~n..~-ith~West~ Seven,th S~t,r.~et,; thence west along ~¥est Se~enhh~Str~eet to its intersection with Quincy Street to its ~ntersection with West Eleventh Street, the place of beginning The grantee shall, give hns, ser~ic~e ho adjacent, ar,.ea within the area in the ~:ahove and1. foregoing described s.treets shen in the t of~the Cit,~ Council., .af~ter~ proper investi- gation and ing~, ser,vic.e is. ~e~uired.~by the inhabi~antS~m. Of. ~ such adjacent.~area o~ within ~th~e ho. undz o~.~.~t~he~..,abo~a s~tre.ets~ ~ud a public ~.ne c~essi~y ~ e~s~ s on the the gr~t.ee ~to.~so provide .such. .bus- s~.e~ice ~f~o~ the inhab j. acent .~e.a or within_ the .bounds of the above decrihed streets artier, it .is date~minad~by the Counc.~ that such ser~ice.sh~l be rendered, at the election and will of the City Council, s~mll forfeit all rights and privileges herein granted, ~ Said franchise, is exclusive along the. streets mentioned above west of (but not. inOmlUdin~, Austin Street, and~,withi.n the area inside the,.boundari~sof the streets ment.ioned~ abo.ve.wes.t of Austin Street~; and no .othem~husses..o~.Ons.linea of this type s~mll pperate or be permitted to operate in or along or across said exclusive ~a~,ea or a~ pa~t~m.t~za~eof. SECTION 4: Said bus o~, hussea~..shall be operat.ed on said, streets on a fixed, s, chedule, and .at, such hon~s~an& at such ,in.te~- vals of time as..may.~berequir~ed.hy the puhlic~,c~onwenie~na~.a~d necessity, Grantee shal..L.rednce his schedule tOm writing and file a copy of s~ue,.wihh.the~.Ci~y Secretar~y, bu~ said s~clze.d~ule may be chang~ed, from time to. time~.hy a~d~wi.tk the .consent. of grantee and ~.e City ~Co~c~iL,~, Extra..busaaa may be~ .oper~ated.by grantee on special, occasions, such~.as spore.Ding avent~s.,~. circuses, etc., ~other streets and .public thoroughfares in the City of Plainview, if necessary or proper to fulfill the transpor- tat ion needs .of ~the g~en~aL~p~lia. ~ SECTION 5: The fa~e or charge for each passage or ride on said bus or busses shall be fi~e cents:;~ However, if.at any time the grantee is~ of the opinion, that any exisDing fare is inadequate, he may make application from time to time to the City Co~cil, for an inc~_ease of~ ~the ~a~e then..in,,ef~fsct; ~d.~he~.~Cit~y Council, after due a~. ~reas.onable~...notice to.~ tke,~puhlic, ~an&,~ter. a public hearing on ~he a~plica tion, and ~af~te~. c~onside~at ion of. the r~ht~s of the public and~the benefits to the public..,.. tion of them que.stion~as to. whe~he~ the grantee.is ear~ng.a fai~ and reasonable profit under this franchise considerin~g the nat~e and cost of the business and considering the value of the fran- chise and the benefit to the public, and after consideration of other pertinent facts, such. existing Fair may be increased to such extent as may e~hle ~the g~tee to ~earn and r~etain a fair~'.~and reasonable profit from the. b~si,n~ss, Moreover, if at ~y time the City Council is of the opinio~ that such.fare should be reduced, it may give notice to the grantee a~ to the p~ubiic and afte~ public heari~, and after consideration of the pertinent facts as mentioned above, the fare may be reduced to such that the grantee is earning not more than a fair and reasonable profit as agore said; but in no event shall the fare be reduced to less than five mOen~s he~eundez'. SECTION 6: All busses operated under the terms of this franchise shall.be of mode~$ construction and shall meet all safe- ty requirements, as prescribed by law and ordinances, and shall be~kept in good mechanical and serviceable condition. SECTION 7: All such bUssess shall .be operated by competent and licensed operators.~ Said busses and operators of same shall at all times~comply with the traffice regu~tions and ordinances of the State of Texas and the City of Plainview, present or future. SECTION 8: Grant, ee ,shall~keep..eaah and every bus operated under the terms of this franchise fully covered with liability insurance, witk. a minimum coverage for p~operty da~age in the s~um of $ 5~O010.00 ,and a minimum,.c,o~.erage for personal~in~ jury and dearth,, in the sum. of $!0~,000.00 for e~ch person, which insurance shal 1.,-be .w.rit,ten~ .by a ~r~ep,u~tahlme ,and., solvent old line insurance compnay authorized to do business in this state, and a copy of ~hich polic:y ahalL ~.ha f, ilad~ v~itk ~the City Secretary. SECTION 9: Failur~e on th.e,par~t ~a~ g~antee to use or exercise the rights and privilege and franchise, her~ein gran~tad, or to operatme said bus or busses,? om to comply with the condi- tions, or to. p.e,~form the duties provided for herein for a period of thirty (30) days,, written notice from.the City Secretary shall immediately and without furthex~ mo. rice ope~at.e ta cancel and. terminate this f~ramchise and all righ~ and privileges granted o~ created hereby, and thereafter this franchise shall be of no force or ef2ect.~ SECTION 10: All ordinances or parts of ordinances in con- flict herewith .are hereby repealed. SECTION 11: If anypamt o~ this ordinance shall be held invalid for any reason, the valid parts hereof shall remain in full force and effect. The foregoing ordinance was read the first time and passed to the second reading on , and ordered published. CITY OF PLAiIffI~¥ By J. N. Jordan Mayor ATTEST: J. L. Gallaway City secretary The foregoing ordinance was read the second time and passed o~ the t,hird reading on · The foregoing ordinance.~Eas read.the third time and passed a~d approved on and ordered published as provided by law. CITY OF PLAINV~W By J. N. Jordan Mayor '~T. AT.ES . J. L. Gallaw~y "Ci~ y Secretary There being no further business, meeting adjourned. -: FEBRUARY 2t,1~47 : - A call~ed.me, eti,n~lof~the City Co~nciL.~as.heid,~o~the aho.v~ mentioned da~s~,,~the~ayor, J.,N. Jo~dan,_..,p~esi~ing~.,~.a~d~Aldermen: Co H. Hancock, L. W. James, C. P. Elliott and Ben F. Smith, and when the ~ollo~ing b~usinesswas,.tranaac~ed, ~o-w~t~: Notion.~byAlde~man.~ames, seconded_b~Alde~mamElliatt~hat an election b6 ordered~held on. the fir~s~ Tuesdayin~Ap~il, l~?, for the purpose of electing tso Aldermen and, that motices of said election be posted as r.eq~ired b.y law .... No~ion was ca~ried. NOTICE OF AN, ELECTION~ No.tics is hereby given that an election~witl'be held~.~at the within The ~ltym ~,_ PL~!NVIE~ ~. Texas, on.-the~ lst.~ da 19 ~7, for the~pu~pose of electing ~o~.~Aldermen .to.take.tko Blaae.s of W. ~C. Nalone~and laws of thee State of Texas, regulating general election~ when not in confl~b~t with the provis~iona ~.af. the st,atn~te~, r~etat~ing ~her. e~.o. No person shall Ybte at said election unless he be a quali- fied voter under the~cans~£~ution.and~la~ao~..t~SStmat,.~ e Said. elec~tioa waa ordered by (1) the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas by order passed on ~b'~e~ .'.' 21s.~- day o-~--- Feb. r.u_ary, 1947 , and this notice is issued pursuant t'o said or der. Dated this the 24th day of Fe~?ar~ 1947~. J. N. E. ~. Osborne, H. Dysart, A. E. Boyd,~.L.L~demam.and.~S~ C. Hutcherson was ap~pointed~aa a corm~itte~ t~o .amZSis~ in ~the mapP_Ioai, sal valuation of land lin connect~on .wiDth the property valuation survey which has recently been ordered hy the City and the Plainview Independent ~School Boz~ad. There being no further business, meeting adjonrned. ~t~ Secretary Plain~iew, Texas ,~. M~.ch .3.,1947 The City Conncil met ia regular,, mmeting with the following members present. ~gayor', J. N. Jordan, Aldermen:.E~..W.James, C.P. Elliott, C. H. Hancock, and Ben F. Smith, City Tax Collector, P. H. Bryan, and City Attorney, Frank R. Day, attended the meet- ing. ~inutes of the last regular me~ting, also, minutes of the called meeting ~held on_February 21~,l~47,~re.ad and~adopted. ~otion and second that the monthly reports be accpeted and ordered filed, the regular salaries, and the following bills, be allowed and ordered paid. ordered. The motion was carried and it was so REPORTS: City Secretary's report on Water & Sewer and ~iscelDaneous Collection for the month of March, 1947: 43,645.08. Hoyt Curry, Chief of P~lice's report for March, 41009.75. W. F. Foley, City Inspector's report, $381.15; P. H. Bryan, City Tax Collector's report-Current, 41392.97, City Tax Collector's report for month of March, ~Delinquent, $547.6 . SALJ~I~: P. ~. Bryan, $2.50.0.0; J. N. Jordan, $185.00; J. L. Gallaway, $185.00; Ira ~argaret ~Kay, $1_15'.00; Fr~.k R. Day, $100.00; Lester W. J~es, $20~.0G; C. P. Elliott, $20~00, Ben F. Smith,~$20.00;~ W. C. Malone, $20.00; C~ H. Hancock, $20.00; Hoyt Cur~ry, %225.00; Nath Burkatt~, $17.5.00; J. E. ~ e Sheeon, $165.0~0; E. J. onear ~$165.00; Joe E.. BaEer, $165.00; B. M. 0dom, ~$165.00; Hub Burr, 4165.00; Floyd Nalsan.,~165.00; T. P. Sitton, $165.00; Lloyd ~g,~A~llen, ~165.00; ~, E. Adams, $165.00; George. J. Boswell, ~i~0.. 00; W. J. Bryan, $115.00; Sam Faith, $80~.00; A. ~. Hamiltan, $205.00; Leedy ~axey, $175.00; J. R. ~art ~ er, $165.00; ~rank Riglr, $165.00; L. B. Sheppard, $165.00; Berry Lynch, $165.00; Clyde R. Dorsett, $165.00; Plainview Fire Dep. a~tment~, ~. 430,,0.0~. W. F. Foley, $~325.00; S E. Bolles, ~255 00; A. T. Herrod, $165.00; J. B. Slaught.er, Lewis Lowe] $165.00; H. R. Slosh, $130.00; J. P. ~arlin,..$180,00; A. L. King, $195.00; O. B. Guin~. $185.00; .0.~E. Kuykendall, $165.00; Ro.y L. Warren, $165.00;.R.N. Tekell,~$1165.00~; J. ~. Heflin, $130,00; Dr. E. C. Nicholl, $140.00; Josephine Pillar, 450.00; Dr. D. P. Jones, $75.00; Will Evans, $140.00; Frank Stultz, $140.00. BILLS: Earl T. Barr,$675.00; Board of City. Developmen~t, $1,500'.00; Plainview Indepent School District, $125.00; Plain- view Public Library, $40.00; Sou~thwestern Public Service Co., $717~55; Southwestern Bell Telephone C.o,1.~,.. $1121.45; ~est Texas Gas Company, $195.~5; The PlaLnvie~ Tribnne, $24.05; Herald- News Publishing. Co., $13.60; The. Hale County Abstract Co., 411.50; The' League of Texas Municipalities, $70.00; The Steck Company, $5.25; Continental Oil Company, $10.57; Phillips Battery Company, $53.05; Kiker's Service Station, ~4.50; Com- mercial Ra&i0 Equipment Company, $2.25; Robinson & Herring Drug, $5.30; R & R Supply Company, $7.65; Westworth-Forman Co., Inc., $5.90; ~aggard-N~ll ~ot.or CO., $35.60. Estep Service Station, $5.92; Edmiston Service Station, $9.66; Jess Roberts Service ~tation, $96.40; Connor i~athes Co., Inc., $1,330.89; ~eiaecke Bros.,. ~19.41; Clowe ~ Cowan, Inc., $183.93; Stapl.eton Bros. ~achine & Tank Co., $15.00; Winn ~otor~ Company, $298.15; Charles L. Lenau Lump- bet Company, $8.40; Hugh R. Etter, $5.50; Neptune ~eter Co., $21.00; Viking Supply Company, $~68.87; Boyd & Davenport, $5.22; Reams Electric Co., $7.45; ~?yatt ~etal & Boiler Works, $247.26; The Texas Company, 413.100; State Chemical Co., ~64.50; Plains Machinery Co~. $12.18; John Hull, $25.50; Plainvie~ Welding & Drilling Company, 41~.00; Plainview Builders Supply, $35.92; Harder & Dysart., $103.80; Ashley ~ixon, $38.50; Ratliffs Blacksmith Shop, $12.00; ~estern Union Telegraph Co., $7,28; Shook Tire company, $3.16,~;i ~agnolia Petroleum Company, ~1.80; The Long-Bell Lumber Compa~y, $18.24; H. Caddeil, $50.00; The Thatcher Prin,tihgCompaay, $58.95; J. L. Gallaway,-Registrar, $31.00; W. C. jenning~s, $52.50; City National Bank, $10,129.16; Higginbotham-Bartlett,~ompany, $42.31; Chicken Inn $14.05; Haskell Wards Service Station, $39.33; Earl T. Barr, $675.00; Boned of City Development~ ~7~50.00; Plainview Indp.. School District, $125.00;;Plainview Public Library, $40.00; Mercantile National Bank at Dallas, $1,550.00. Wentworth-Forman Co., Inc., $34.57; L. B. Sheppard, $51.07; Viking Supply Company, $6.3~; Tri Angle Cafe, $19.60; The Texas Cospany, $21.90; Earl T. Bart, $675.00; Claude Hutcherson, $50.00; J. C. Terry-Postmaster, ~15~03; J.A. Tubb, $127.50; City National Bank, $349.53; City of Plainview~ Disbursements, $707.07; J. L .... Gallaway~City Collector~, $9~..~57~~ Motion..hy Alda~man..Elliat~t ,,~ ~seaonded · hy Alderman James, that the City do no more advertising except legal notices. The motion was carried, and..~i~:. Notion hyAlderman..Hancock, seconde~..byAlderman Smith That the following resolution be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the resolution followa:~. RES 0 LU T I 0 N W ~HEREAS,,~, a p~etition has. been dul~. filed w~ith, the~. Ci.&2; Council of the City. of~ Plain~mieW,..Texas.. exe,a,uted.by H. A.. Ehr~esman., an~ Dan P. Ehres~n,~,. whi.c.h.,..~eques~s the City Counci.l.~to- Cio. sea.an&_ vacate the alla~ay .in.~he. middy, o~. Bloc~ No, 3-of the on to the. Town..of. in Hale Co~ty, Texas,~ which alley, is Smhd~n o.n....the~ plat o,f..said addison of ~d ...wkick...al&ay ,. is. south., o.~. the right-of-way of tke S~.a Fe Railroad system on the north, a~ which alley is north of the right-of-~y of the Denver Railroad system on. the .~..u~h; and WHEREAS, i.t .appears .to the Cite Council..tha~ all of the owners abut.ting o.n~.said alley have joined in such pellet;ion, and that the allegations contained in said petition are true and correct; amd WHEREAS., afb.er., dne. cons.Lderati.on, investigation and ldelibera~ tion, the City,Council. is of~ the opinion that,~ said.atl.eyw, ay should be..clo.sed and....vaca~.e.d, and~ ~hat.,.. said .allay .is...cu~.~. o£f~and isolated by reason of the, 1.ocat~ion~.o~,t~he~.~railr~oads..~abo~ve men.ti.oned~, and th a t said~ aile.y ~ ha,s~..ne~e.~.., b een~ .ns~ad~. as ~am pub ilo.. or alley and~.~ill_ not~ be used. as much in ~ke..fut~e.,. ~d.it ap- p earing that said~alle~y s.e~emS., no us.afouL ~p~pose. for .utilities or otherwise, and that. no~ injury or damage.Will result %o the public by reason of the closing of said alley, and that~this resolution and ordin~ce ~shO,~ld ~.b~e.% adap%ed; NOW, T~FORE, BE IT ~SOLVED AI~D 0RDAi~.D hy the-City Council of ~.the City of Plainvie~w, ~exas, in ed at the City Hall~of said City on thi 19~7, that.said.~ pe.ti~tion.~ t,o close same i s her.ehy in. all,.~thmi2~g.s gr~anted ~ and .it,. ia. fur~ther,, hereby ~e- solved and order ed ~that the. alley above descm£hed~ in..Block Nm. 3~ of the Railroad~ Addition to the Town of Plainvie w, in Hale County, Texas, be and the same is hereby in all manners and respects closed and vacated. Motions,by Alderman~Hanc. o~c~, ~sec.ande.d~hy Alderman Smith, that W. J. Klinger be appointed to audit the City's books. The motion was carried~ and~_it~was Neeting was recessed until 10:00 A.N. Thursday morning, J, N. Jordan ~ayor J. L .... Gallaway City Secretary ~ 6 A rec.on~ened recessed_ regular mee~t, ing .of.~ th~e~0ou21ciil~of .the City of Plainvi~¥,?. Texas, held on the above mentioned date with the Mayor, J. N. Jordan, presiding, and A~derman C. H. Hancock, L. V~. James, Ben F. Smith and C. P. Etli;~t~, and City Attorney, Frank R. DAy, ~w~hen. ~the~following businesa ~was tr~ansacted, ~to-wit: Motion by Ald.e~.man Elli.o~t.t, seconded by Alderman Hancock, that the e. stima~,s of Bryan&_Hoffman~on._~aving~Contract for $715.73; one.for $244.83 and one~ fo~$117,-75. Fo~. Jordan. & Tubb Contractor's , $834. Y0 and. for Haste & Green Engineer's, $746.17, be accepted and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so e~rdered There being no further business, meeting adjourned. Secret ry ~ Plain~ie.~, Texas., Marchl?,1947 The City Council met in. regular meeting with~ the following members present~ Aldermen: 'C. H. Hancock, W. C. ~alone, L. W. James, C. P. Elliott and Ben F. Smith. City Tax Collector, P. H. Bryan, and City Sanitary Officer: Dr. E. C. Nicholl, attended the. mee~tin.go The ~layor, J. N. Jordan, being aheent on accoLunt of illmess, Alderman Hancock, acted as l~ayor pro tern, and the following business, was t~ansacted, to-wit: Ninut. es of the last regular meeting, also the minutes of the recovened recessed regular meeting held on ~iarch, 6th, read and adap t ed, ~lotion and second that the ,~,Plumber's Bond~ of T. ?J. Edwards be approved and accepted. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Eotion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that J. B. Davis be granted a permit and license to operate a Taxicab Service in the City of Plainview, Texas, if and.when he furnishes Bond and ins~u~anc.e, and otherw~ise complies with the state laws and City ordinances governing such a business. The motion was carried and it ~as so orde,red~ Diotion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the following estimates be accepted and ordered paid. Br~an & Hoffman on paving contrach, $355.53 and for Haste & Green-Engineer~ $21~.67. The mo~tio~ was carriad and.~ it was so ~or.dared. ~otion by W. ~C. ~alone,. seconded h~ Alderman Smith, that the report of completed work by both, Haste & Green-Engineer's, and Bryan & Hoffman, Paving contractor's, be accepted. The motion was carried and the report follows: Streets: ~th St. Broadway-Austin P. 0. City Cons't. Cost $1719.20 $516.86 $1984o82 Ash St. 3rd-4th St.(West Side)6~.00 410.06 107~.~0 Beech St. 7th-Sth. 2~6.010 7i2.00 2365.32 Also Unit: Streets: Cons't. Cost 100 Milwaukee - llth - 12th $ 2252.52 101 " 12th - 13th ~008.G0 102 " 13th - 14th 3008.00 103 " l~th - 15th 3008.00 126 127 la 6 156 8th Quincy - Rawleigh 8th Rawleigh- Smythe 5th Columbia - Baltimore Rawleight - 8th - 9th Total Cost Plus Engineering 2393,05 1774.00 1389.27 2498.6~ $19329.48 $20489.25 There being no further business, meeting adjourned. C.H.H ncock,Nayor-Pro tern -:MARCH 20, 19~7:- A called meet.ir~ o~ the Council of the Ci%y o~ Plain~iev~ was held on the. above mentioned date with the ~ayor; J. N. gordan, presiding, and Aldermen, Ben F. Smith, C. P. Elliatt,-L . W. james, C. H. Hancock, and W. C. Malone, and City Attorney, Frank R. Day, being present, when the ~ollowing business was .transacted, to-wit: The Mayor appointed, ~en F. Smith, C. H.. Hancock., and.C..P. Elliott as a committee to investigate the pruchase of land adjacent to the present sewer disposal plant, and to report back to the Council at the regular meeting. ~otion by Alderman ,Hancock:, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the following ordinance be passed and adopted. The motiOn was carried and the ordinances,follows: ORDINANCE NO. 538 AN ORDINANCE A~Et~VDING IN PART ORDINANCE NO. 449 AND ALL OTHER ORDINANCES AND R~SOLUTIONS IN ~v~~ ~V~I~, P~GL~TING T~ P~CTICE OF T~ TP~DE OF PLL~BING IN P~IN~IEW, TE~. TEXAS: BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF T~ CITY OF PLAINVIEW, SECTION:i. That Ordinance No. ~k9 be, in par~t, amended and repealed in so far as applied to this ordinance and all other ordin- ances and resolutioa~s in ~confli.ctherewith. SECTION.2. it shall be law~uL fo~ mastem plumbers om journeymen plumbers, who have_ duly taken~ an examination.andhad~ issued to them a. license, by any ci~,y or municipality o£ the State of Texas, which has ~u. examining and~supervising. Board of Plumbers, as fully provided for and.set~out_in~Arts.~1078 to 1081, inclusive of Chapter 7, Title 28, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, of 1925, to practice the trade oF plmmbing~within the City Limits of the Eity of PlainView, Texas, without the ~ecessity or requirement of taking such examination, as now provided for in.O.~dinance No. SECTION 3. That from and after .the passage of this ordinance, the fe~s to be paid to the City of Plainview, Texas, for issuanc~ of a plumber's license shall be as 2ollo~$:~ ~aster Plumber, the sum of $15.00 Journeyman Plumber., the sum of $5. O0 and said fees shall be paid annually by each and every licensed plumber practicing the trade of plumbing in the ~' ~ty of Plainview, Texas. PASSED AND APPROVED this 20th day of March__z~A. D,, 1947. ATTEST: ~J~ L. G tlaway, J. N. Jordan Nayor,~ y of Plainview, TeX. Notion by Alderman Hancock, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the following ordinance be passed and adopted. The motion has car- ried and the ordinance follows: I~E S 0 L U T I 0 N WHEREAS, .a petition has..been duly filed with the City Cottucil of theCity of Plainview, Texas, executed~rby For~t ~orth and Denver South Plains Railway Compmuy, a corporation, and Plainview ~%11'~heat Growers, Inc., a corporation, which..requests the City Council ~o close and vacate the alleyway ~in the middle of Block No. ll of the McClellan. d Addition .to the Town of Plainview, in Hale County, Texas, and East of the. Southw~est corner of Lot No. 3, and East of the northwest corner~ of the East 150 Feet of the South 0ne-Half.~f sa~l Block No. ll, which alley.is~.shown on the plat off said addition of record in said county, and which alley is closed by the Denver Railway system tracks in part~, ~and. by a dead end o~ the east; and WHE~AS, it appears to the City Council that. all. o~.-~:the owners abutting on said alley have joined in such petition, and that the allegations con~.ained, in said. petition sm~e true and cormect; and_ WHEREAS, after due consideration, investigation and .delibera- tion, and City Counc~itm is.of the opinion that said alleyway should be closed and vacated, and that said alley,is .cn.t off and isolated by reason of its location, as above mentioned, and that said alley has never been used as a public .thoroughfare or alley and will not be used as such in'the future, and. it appearing that no injum~y or damage will result to the public by reason of the closing ef said alley, and that.~this resolution~and ordinance .should be adopted; ~'t NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AND 0RDAIR~ED by the ~ y Coun- cil of the City of Plainview, Texas., in regular m-eeting assembled at th~ City Hall of said City on this the .20th day of ~arch ,19~7, that s~d petition to close and vacate, said. alley ~be and the same is hereby inall things granted,~ and it is fu~r.ther hereby r.eso.l~.ed and ordera~t~.~.~that .the alley ab.ave describ-~d min .Bloc~ No. ~l, of the If[cClelland Addition.to the T~wn of Plainview, In Hale County, TexaS, be and the same is hereby in all mg~nners and respects closed and vacated. ORDINANCE NO. 539 AN ORDINANCE GRAI~ING TO ~ FORT WORTH Ai~D DEI~VER SOUTH PIAINS RAILI~AY CO~PANY A FR_~NCHISE-OVER A~ND THROUGH AND THE ABSO~ LUTE RiG~f~ TO USE FOR TH~ PURPOSE OF CONSTURCTiNG ITS RA1-L~ROAD TRACPfS-AND ITS I!{DtISTRY TR~iCKS AND TO USE AND OPERATE Sf~[E IN COI~ECTION WITH ITS RAIL~f~Y OVER AND ACROSS AND UPON A PART OF GROVE ST~ET IN THE. CITY OF PLAIt~VIE~J. BE IT ORDAI~ED BY T~ CITY COL~NCIL OF THE. CITY OF PLAI~VIEW, TEXAS That the Fort Worth and .Denver~ South Plains Railway Company is hereby grant.ed a franchise in and over and the right and ease- ment to construct, maintain and use its industry tracks, as many as two tracks, over, through .and in: Grove Street from the South side of Fifth Street to the north line of Sixth Street; and. along the Western. Side of said Street; Pro~ided, ho~wever, that this~o~di,nance.shaL1 not, in any wise, alter, affect or. impaid any pr..ovisiom.of the Charter, o.f the City of Plainview or. any ordinance, already or .hereaf. ter adopted by the City of Plain~ie~ in~.the proper exeraise~ of~ .its ~olice ~ower as to the manner of maintaining or operating said railroad or any part thereof, or any. rolling stock trains.or meviSg cars within the limits of the City of Plainview, and provided, that. such rail~oad shall not be so constructed nor at any time maintained in or across any of said streets or alleys in such manner or condition as to materially affect the drainage of any of said streets or alleys or the safety or practical use.thereof by~the~_puhiic. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 20th DAY OF Ma.r.c.h ,19~7. J. -N. Jordan Mayor ATTEST: J. L. Gallaway City s~-cr~-~'rY - There being no further business, meeting adjourned. Plainview, Texas, April 7,1947. The City Council met in regular meeting with the follov~ing mem- bers present: Mayor, J.N.Jordan. Aldermen: Ben F. Smith, C. P. Elliot6, L. ~. James and W. C. Malone. City Tax Oollecto~ P. H. Bryan, City Attorney, Frank R. Day and City Sanitary Officer, Dr. E. C. Nicho~l attended the meeting. Minutes of the last regular meeting, also minutes of the called meeting held on March, 20th, read and adopted. Motion and second .that the monthly reports be accepted and ordered filed, the regular salaries, and the following bills, be allowed and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. REPORTS: City Tax Collector's report for the month of April, Current, $529.07, 2% Rental Taxes f. rom Plainview Bus Co., $1,450.33- at 2%, Southwestern Bell Tel. Co., $7~,261.04 at 2%. Delinquent Ta~es in April, $805.31~ City Secretary's report of Water & Sewer and Miscellaneous collections in April, $26,015.81. Chief of Police, report for April, 1947, $994.50. W. F. Foley- Inspector's report fo~.April, 9432.65. Southwestern Public Service ~o , $1,11~.00 Southwestern Bell Telephone 0o., ~1,485.22, West Texas Gas Co., SALARIES: P. H. Bryan, $250.00; J. N. Jordan, $185.00; J.L. Gallaway, $185.00; Iva Margaret Kay, $115.00; Frank R. Day, $100,00; Lester W. James, $20.00; C. P. Elliott, $20.00; Ben F. Smith, $20,00; W. C. MalGne, $20.00; C. H. HancOck, $20.00; Hoyt Curry, $225.00; Nath Burkett, $175.00; J. E. Sheeon, $165.00; E. J. Shearer, $165.00; Joe E. Baker, $165,.00; B.M. 0dom, $200.00; Hub Burt,$165.00; Floyd , $165 Nelson, $165.00; ~. P. Sitton, $165.00; tloye i~. Allen .00; M. E. Ads_ms, $ 110.00; George J. Boswell, $1&0.00; W. J. Bryan, $1t5.00; Sam Faith, $80.00; A. M. ~amiltOn, $205.00; Leedy,Maxey, $175.00; Alvin, ~?~'illi$ ~-~16~Q00~; Frank Rigler, $165.00; Berry Lynch, $165.00; ~l~vde~i.R.~r~$t~-~ $165.00; Plainview Fire Dept., $30.00; ~;~. F. F~ley, $325.(~'0. S. E. Bolles, $255.00; A. T. Herrod, $165.00; J. B.. Sl.aughter, $140.00; Lewis Lowe, $165.00; H. R. Sloan, $130.00; j. P.Marlin, $180.00; A. L. Ki:~, ~t9~.00; 0. ~. Guin, $185.00; 0. E. Kuykendall, $165.'00; Roy L. ~ii~re~, $165.0o; R N. Tekelt, $165.00; J. M Heflin, ~13~.00; Dr. h. C. Nicholl, $140.00; Josephine, Pillar, $50.00; Dr. D. P. Jones, $75.00; Will Evans, $1&0.00; Flank Stultz, ~l&0.00. BILLS: City Election Board, ~65.00; Southwestern Public Service Company, $696.73; Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.~, $110.45; West Texas Gas Co., $204.45; Herald-News Publishing Company, $6.10; The Steck Company, ~3.53; Ber Chemical Co., $61.26; Tri Angle Cafe, $32.55; Jess Roberts Service ~tation, $79.36; Continental 0il ~o., $69.09; The Thatcher Printing Co., $50.71~ ~iles Studio, ~$6.95; Commercial Radio Equipment Com- pany, $4.50; Western Union, $6.97; Kiker's Service Station, $8.43; Robinson & Herring Drug, $5.5~; Plainview Builders Supply, $25.03; Connor l~athes Company, Inc., $10.58; Phillips Battery Company, $39.93; Shepard Chevrolet Co~, $923.22; ~aggard- Nall ,~otor Co., $L0.35. Shook Tire Co., $8.86; Bell Chemical Co., $6.50; The General Detroit Corp., $6.02; Plainview WeT'ding Works, ~10.00; Blankenah~p Supply Co~, $171.60; The Rohan ~o., Inc., $426.49; Clo~e & Cowan, Inc., $78~.77; Harder & Dysart, $124.71; Blackwell Auto Supply, $5.97; i~einacke Bros., $8.15; Neptune Meter Co., ~8R8.10; Winn ~gotor Co., $6.70; R. H. Knoohuizen & Company, $30.00; L. P. Davis S ~ & Son, $10~00; Amaril~lo Cement & Builders upply Co.; $60,00; ~abry 0il Co., $35.00; Chase & ~.~cGinnis, Inc., $40.32; The Long Bell Lumber Co., $10.50~ Reams Electric Co., ~3~.~3; Fred Shelt~n- County Clerk, $2.50; C. L. Craig, $7.60~. Higginbotham-Bartlett Company, $19.00; Fred Berryhill Equipment ~o., $3.98; Plainview Tribun~e, $16.00; ~oyd & Davenport, $11.30; Plainview Hardware Company, $4.55; ~onn G. Logsdon, $53.95; L. D. Harrison, $31.30; John Hull, $63.50. Plainview Sanitarium & Clinic, $289.9&; J.L.Gallaway-Regis~ra~. $38.00; State Chemical Company, $27.45; Roy G. Wood, $2.00; Bob Shepard, $1,545.00; W. J. Klinger, $275.00; Burroughs Adding ~achine Co., $4.04; Ratliffs Blacksmith Shop, ~13.65; Earl T. Barr, $675.00; Board of City Development, $750.00; Plainview Indep. School District, $125.00; ~erc~tile Nationa Bank at Dallas, $1,550.00; W, F. Parrent, $235.00; City National Bank, $361.40; City of Pt~nview - Disbursements, $1,360.885 J.L. Callaway-City Collector, $71.16~ Motion by.~Atderman hlliott, seconded by Alderman Smith, that $1,245.00, that being the. City's half, be paid to Bob Shepard for putting abutments and wingwals for the bridge across the draw on Jolie~ Street. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. ~otion by ~lderman ~alone, seconded by Alderman Elliott', that the following estimates, be accepted and ordared paid. Jordan & Tubb, $143.~0, and. one for $3,200.10, on.e for Hasie & Green, kngineer's, ~710.29, Bryan & Hoffman, paving con- tractor's, $4~,182.00. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. ~otionby Alderman Smith, seconded by Alderman Nalone, that the following resolution be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the resolution follows: Unit: Street- Cons't. Cost 100 ~ilwaukee -llth - 12th $ 2252.52 101 Nilwaukee -12th - 13th 3008.00 102 ~' ~il~auk~e-13th - 14th 3008.00 103 Milwaukee - 14th - 15th 3008.00 126 8th Quincy - Raleigh 2393.05 127 8th Raleigh - Smytha 1774.00 146 5th Columbia -Baltimore 1589.27 156 Raleigh - 8th-~th 2498.64 Total Cost $19329.48 Plus ~ngineering ~20489.25 Motion...h¥ Alderman Malone,.seconded by Alderman Smith., that the report, of W. J. Klinger for auditing the City's Accounts be accepted and his bill for $275.00 for the service be paid. The motion was married and it was so ordered. Motia~. b.y. Alderman Malone, se. conded.hmy~ .Alderman Smith, that the following Resolution be passed and adOpted. The motion was carried and the resolution felto~s.~. ORDER~ CA~ASSING ELE~TI N RETURNS There was pres.,ented to.the Council., in .pr.oper~ fmarmand. in proper manners, the. ret.urns of~ the Election held through- out the City of Riain~View,_ .Texas,.. on ~the 1st..day of April,. 19&7, to elect the~ following affice~a,~or the City of~Plain~ view, Texas and said. ~ret~urns. hawing ~heen_.r,eceiwed,~ .opened and canvassed as provided by law, and it appearing from said returns that the following candidates received the number of votes herein, stated: For Alde rma~' No. of Votes.: Joe E. Webb 600 Sam Langfo~d .... 525 C. H. Hancock 260 Roy Gibson 9& George Shribe~ 1 Alt on Hail 1 The following candidates havingreceived the largest number of votes, were declared duly elected by the City Council: Joe E. ~ebbl, Alderman.. Sam Langfo~d, Alderman The total number of votes polled being 773, and the term of office is for the ensuing two yea~s, IT IS, T~REEORE, DECLARED.,that the above named ~e~so. ns,, having received..the-, highes~.num~b, er of votes cast for any one for the office above named, are hereby declared elected for the ensuing two years, DONE this 7th day of April, A.D. 19~7, at a regular meet- i~g of the C~uncil of the City of Plainvie~, Texas. J. N. Jo.~dan Mayor, City 0~ 7~ainvi'ew, Texas. ATTEST: J. L. Callaway Oity Secretary. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. ~ L. Gallaway-Ci ' Secretary ~ ~ ~ Jor dan-5~ayor -- t ' ' : APRIL. 8, 9~7.-. - A called meeting of the City Council of the City of Plainview~ Texas was held on the above date, with the Mayor, ~.N.Jordan presid- lng,. and Aldermen: Ben F. Smith, L. ~. games, Sam Langford, and Joe ~. Webb, and City,Attorney, Frank R. Day, being present, the following business was_:transa~ted, ta-wit: ~otion and second that theWhitney Apprisal Co., be issued a warrant for $1,000.~00 said warrant to bear interest at th~ rate of 3% per annu~ from date until paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion and second,~that~ the V~hitneyApprisal Company figure tax valuations~on the basis of 70% of valuations as shown in their apprisal survey furnished the City by said Whitney Apprisal Company. The motion was carried. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. - :APRIL 9~, 1947: - A called meeting of the City Council of the City of Plain- view, Texas, was held on the above date with the Nayor, ~ordan, presiding and Aldermen: Ss,m Langford, Joe E~ Webb, L. ~. James and C. P. Elliott, and City ~ttorney, Frank R. Day, being present, the following business was transacted, to-wit: Notion.by Alderman Langford, seconded by .~lderman Elliott, that the following resolution be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the resolution follo~s~; EXTP~CT FRON TPtE ~gI~GTES OF A SPECIAL MEETING OF T~ CITY ~OUI~CIL OF T~. ~ITY OF PLAI - ~ SPONSOR OF F~LE COUNTY AIP~U' ' PORT,. HELD ON APRIL 9,A.D- 1997. The following Resolution was introduced by Sam Lang- ford, read in full and cons~aere : RESOLUTION ADOPTIR~ AiVD APPROVING T~ EXECU- TION OF THE SPONSOR'S ASSURANCE AG~Ei~NT TO BE SUBS~ITTED TO T~ ADNINISTRA~OR OF CIVIL AERONAUTICS, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COM~[ERCE, TO OBTAIN FEDEP~&L AID IN THE,.' DEV~ELOP~IENT OF HALE CO~TY AIRPORT. BE IT REo0LVED by the City Council of the City of Plain- view, Texas. SECTION 1. That the City of Plainview, Texas, joined by Hale County, Texas, shall enter into a Sponsor's Agreement for th~ p~rpose of. obtaining Federal aid in the development of the Ha~e County A~rPort and that such agreement shall be as set forth hereminb.elow, ' SECTION 2. That Hon, J.N.Jordan, ~ayor of the City of Plainview, Texas is hereby author~ized and directed to execute s~id S~onsor's Assuranc.e Agreement_ in quadruplicate on behalf of the City of PlainMiew, Texas, and the City Secretary.~ ~is here- by autt~orized and directed to impress the official seal of the City o~ Plainview, Texas ther.een and t,o attest said execution. ed~ SECTION 3. That 'the Sponsor's Assurance Agreement referr- to erein above shall be as follows: SPONSOR ' S, ASSURANCE AGREEMENT SECTION 1. For and in consideration of the execution by the United States of a Grant Agreement obligating the United States tO~pay/.,~a:por}ion of the allowable,project costs o~.a project for developme-n~t.:..of the.~ Hale County Airpor.t .Undmer the pro.v, isions, of the Federal Airport Act, the City of Plainview, Texas, :a. municipal corporation, and Hal.e County, a political subdivision of' the~State of Texas, ~hereinafter. called the ,,sponsor,,, fOr itself, its successors, or assigns, does her,eby covenant and agre.e.-.with- the,- United atates .as follows: a. Allterms used in thisAgreeme~t which.are defined in the Federal Airport Act, and the Regulations,promulgated thereunder, shall have the meaning ~iven to them~ in. suchA,c.t and Regulations. b. Insofar as legally possible, -the spo~nsor.~ll maintain a master plan of the airport, including buildLng areas, approach areas, and landing areas ind.icating pre:sent and future proDoaad.,de~uelop- merit commensurate,.with~.the airport and. wi. th current approwal ~Omf. the AdministratOr; and in establishing additional improvements, the sponsor will conform- to such master plan or approved changes thereto. c. During the .term of this agreement, the will he operated continuously as s~ach and f~or~ no .o.ther .pu~po. se~ ~nd.. will at all times be operated for the use and benefit of the public, on fair and reasonable terms and without unjus~t, discrimination. d. The sponsor will not hereafter, use or permit the use of the airport exclusively for air carrier operations, unless there are other public airport facilities in the area adequate to serve other types of users; it will.not gran~,,~ exercise,, or pe~mi_t the exercise of any exclusive right for use of the airport, by carrier operator, or for rental of aircraf, t to the public, for con- ducting charter flights or for operating~a~flyi~ng schoal, and that after the date of ~this agreement~, it will not grant.or _authorize the grs. ant of exclusive right at the airport, for selling, aircr~af.t, air~ craft parts or equipment, or for repairinE aircraft and: engines, or for carryi~ on other airp. ort services~or fixed base operations of an aeronautical nature. Noth&ng contained herein shall, be constru- ed to waive or abrogate the requirements of~ Section 303 of the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938'. In the interest of safety, the Administrator may waive in writing compliance with any or all of the provisions of .this ~suh, section. e. Except as provided in d, above, the sponsor will permit all qualified operators, on reasonable te.~ms and.~ithont un-~ust discrimination, tO use the airport for any aeronautical business or operation up to'the capacity of theairpom~... f. The sponsor will not hereafter grant to any one an exclu- sive right to sell.aviation gasoline .or oil. g. During the term of this agreement the sponsor will con- tinuously maintain in good and serviceabel condition and,repaim the entire airport end.all buildings and other~ impr.o~ements, facilities, and equipment.,_ athar.than facilities~or equipment owned or controlled by the Unite. d States; provided, however, in meeting this requiremen~ the airport ia..not expected to.h~ operat~ed and maintained, for aeronautical, usersd-uring temporary periods when climatic or flood conditions interfeze substantially with op- eration and maintenance f~.u~ing such periods. Essential facilities, including night lighting~systems, when installed, will be operated in such a manner as t.o assure their availability to all users of the airport. ~ h. The sponsor will, replace and repair all buildings, _ structures, and facilities developed under the. p~oject if such are destroyed or dmmaged, replacing or restoring them to a con- dition comparable to that preceding the<;;destruc~ion or damage. i. If the land or imp~oveme.nts thereon_, acquired or developed under the project, are sold, condemned, or other_wise .disp.o,s~ed of, .~. ~ wholly or in part, the United States will he reimbursed, in propor- tion to its o~iginal inwestment in the property .so..disp_a.sed~of, but not exceeding its original, share in the portions so disposed of, except that if the proceeds are used by the sponsor for airport purposes within two years or if a transfe~ is made pursuant to this agreement to another public agency or agencies for operation as an airport:, thereshall be no reimbursement to the United States. j. Insofar as is within its powers and reasonably possible the sponsor..will pr~e.~entm ~the.~use ,of any land .either within or o~tsid~e the bonndamies of..~th, e~air~port, including the construction, er~ection, alteration, or gro~th, of any structitre or other~ objec~ the~e.on, which would be a. h~zard to the' landing, mtaking~off., and mameu~eri.ng ~f any aircraft at the airport, or otherwise limits .its usefulness as. am airport. With respect to land out-side the houndarias of the airport, the sponsor~, will remove or cause to be removed any gro~v,th, structure, or other~ o~bjec.t .the~eon~.which would ~be a hazard to the landing, tak~ng-off~ or mane~u~ering of aircraft at the air-port, or when~ such is not~..feasihle, it will~mar~k or~ light such growth, structure, or other o.bject. The air,port approach standards to be followed in this connection shall be those established by the AdminintracmtO~ in Office of Airports Drawing No. 6.72 dated unless otherwise author- ized by the AdminisDrator. Insofar as. lemgaiiy po~ssible, the sponsor will ado~pt, and~. e nfo~ ce zoning~ ~o~dinan C. es. and regnlati ons to safeguard..aircraft flight operations within.the airport hazard areas as defined in the above menti~ned drawing, pro- hibiting the.creation, establishment., erection., and construction of hazards to air navigation~ or~ insofar, as reasonably possible, will acquire such easements or other interests in lands ~nd air space as may be necessary to perform the convenants of this p ar agr ap h, k. All facilities of.~ the .airport developed with Federal aid and all those~.,.us~eahle~for the landing, and .taking-off of aircraft will ~ba~available~ to~ the~nited. States at all times without charge, fo.r use b~ militar-y and_ nawaL, aircraft in co~on with other air.craft,~ except,, if the use by military and naval aircraft Shall. m~be substantial., a reasonable share, proportional to such-use, of the cost of operating and maintaining facilities so used, may be charged. ~. The sponsor~will furnis.h ~o~anycivil agency of the United States, without charge (except for light, heat, janitor service, and similar.~ facilities~ and.services at the reasonable cost thereof), such. sp, ace.. in airport buildings as may be reasonably adequate for.~use i~.connection with any airport air traffic con.tr~i activities, weather-reporting ~ activities and communications activities related to airport air traffic control, which .are necessary to the sa2e and efficient operation of the airport and which such agency may deem necessary to establish and maintain~at the airport. m. The sponsor, will maintain a current system of air- port accounts and records, using~ a sys~tem of its. own choice, sufficient to provide ~annual~statements~ ~of income and expense, balance sheet, and affiliated fiscal reporting, It mhall, upon reasonable request, furnish the Administrato. r with annual or. ~ special finamcial.~and, operations reports.. Such. reports may be submitted to the Admini~trator~ on forms ~. furnished by him, or may be submitted in such. o.ther manner as. the sponsor elects, provided the essential data is furnished. The airport and all airport accounts anti.re,cords will..he, available fo.r~ inspection at any time, upon reasonable request, by the regional Superintendent of Airports or his authorized r.e~esentatiwes. n. The~ sponsor will not~ en.ter~ into any transaction which would operate to deprive it .of any of the rights and powers necessary to per. form any or all.. of the covenants made herein, unless, by such .tr.ansaction .the~.obligation to perform all such covenants is as.stumed by another public agency eligible under the Regulations issued pursuant.to.the Federal Airport Act, to assume such obligations ~and havirg the power, authority, and financial_ resources to~.carmy out all such obligations. If the management and operation of the airport is relinquished wholly or in part, the sponsor agrees that it will reserve sufr ficient powers amd authority to insure that the airport will be operated and maintained in accordance with the Act and the Regu- lations. co The sponsor will furnish to the Administrator. ~through the District~ Airport Engineer within .ten days afte~ .their execu- tion or adoption, three copies of all deeds, leases,..cperation or management agreements, laws, ordinances,, rules and regulations, or other instruments affecting-the aeronautical use of the airport. All leases, operation or management.~agreement~s, or other instruments affecting the aeronautical use of the airport shall contain a porvision that such documents shall be subordinate and subject to the provisions of this agreement~i~ p. The sponsor will acquire prior to the commencement of construction the fol property interwsts as shown on the outline snrve as E~hibit "A": on Parcel i or will preclude mineral y.~affec~ng~$he~,a~port and its use. SECTION 2. In order to satisfy the Administrator t~at the sponsor is qualified to sponsor the.~aject unde~ thereQuiremen~s established by the ~ct, and~,the Regulat~io~,~.and_to induce the United Stat,es.to en~er~into a Grant Agreement with respect to the project, the sponsor does hereby warrant and represen~ to the United States as follows~ a. That it holds the follow, lng property interests as shown on Exhibit "A" hereto~ attached., .to-,~it: Parcels i and 2: ~ing all of Survey No. ~l, Block JK-2, Cert.~No. 3/372, G. C. & S. F. Ry. Co., Hale Count,y, Texas; and. Parcel 3: Twenty acres of land and being a part of ~nd out of the Pressler Homestead Sur~ey, Hale ~Coun~y, Texas. b. That it has sufficient funds available for that portion of the project costs which is nOt to be paid by the United States; C. That it has the power and authority, of itself or through an agent, to receive a grant of Federal funds under the Act; d~. That it. has the power and authority to make these assurances and to perform all the covenants and agreements contain- ed herein; e. That it is legally and financially able to operate and maintain the airport and to perform all the covenants contained herein; f. That there is no pending litigation or other legal proceeding, and no material or relevant fact, which ~ might adversely affect the prosecution of the project, ~the operation of the air- port, or the performance of any of the covenants contained i~ Section i and 2 hereof, which has hot been brought to the attention Of the Administrator. SECTION 3- This Agreement shall become effective immed- iately except that Section I hereof shall ~not be effective until the execution of the Grant Agreement. This Agreement shall be incorporated in the Grant Agreement and become part thereof. This Agreement shall remain in full force and effect during .the useful life of the facilities developed under the project but in any event not to exceed twenty years from the date of ~the execution of the Grant Agreement. SECTION ~o. If any provision of, this agreement~o.r'any app- lication thereof shall be held invalid, such invalidity s h~l not affect any provision or application of this Agreement which can be given effect without the invalid provision or application. SECTION 5. This document co.nstitutes the-,-.(sponsor's) assurances as required under Sections 9 and ll of the Act and shall be referred to as the "Sponsor's Assurance Agreement." AT, ST: Hale County, Texas Fred Shelton Co. Clerk," Hai~ Co., extras. By. EnnesD Tibbets Co. Judge~ 'Hale Co.,.Texas. ATTEST: CITY OF PLAiNVIEW, ?EXAS By~ J .N. ~'ordan Mayor, City of Plainview, Tex. J. L. Gallaway City Se'creta~y, City 'of Plai'n- view, Texas. Sponsor Motion by Alderman. Webh, seconded .by Alderman James, that Bill Adams he appointed to a place in the Parking Meter Department, and his salary to be $165.00 per month. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman Langford, that the ~-~--~ _~-, .... be made a separate department, and that Bob 0dom be.made superintendant of the Meter Department and that his salary be increased from $165.00 per month to $200.00 per month. Those voting AEe: Webb, Langford, Elliott, James. The Mayor declared the motion carried. The Mayor appointed Alderman Joe E. Webb to the place made vacant by retirement of Alderman Hancock, on the committee to investigate certain improvements at the City disposal plant. Motion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman Langford, that the various departments of the City be divided into five separate departments and, that one of the Aldermen be assigned to each department as supervisor. The motion was carried and_ it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman James, that the ~ayor and the City Councilmen meet and have bre~kfa~t at the Hilton Hotel onee e~ch mo:nth and, that they invite the foremen of the different departments to meet with them and have a ~round table' discussion of the affairs of the City' with the purpose in view of a better understandinga~d improvement of the City's affairs. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. There being no further busimess, meeting adjourned. -:APRIL 30,1~47:- A called meeting of the City Council of the City of Plain- view, Texas, was held on the above date with. the following members present: Mayor, J.N.Jordan, Aldermen: Lester W. J~_es, C. P. Elliott, Joe.N. Webb, and Ben. F. Smith. Motion by Alderman James, seconded b~ Alderman Elliott that $15000,00 Airport Bonds be sold to Water & Sewer Cons't. Fund at par and accrued Interest. ~v~otion was carried and it was so ordered. f~Notion by Alderman ~ebb, se.o~nded by Alderman James that. the ~ity sell the $100001~ 7/~% certificates belonging to Interest & Sinking Fund and deposit in Interest & Sinking Account. Motion Was carried.~ Notion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman Elliott that the City Treasure secure a lock box at the Bank and keep all City Securities in same~ The City Tax Collector was instructed to secure the little dinning room at, the HiltonHo~tel for May,.12th,~ 1~4~.. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. Piainview, Texas, Rpril 21,i9~7. The City Council met in reguia~~ meeting with the following members present: ~ayor, J. N. Jordan, Aidermen: L. W. James, C. P. Elliott, Sam Langford and Joe E. Webb, City Attorney, FranE R. Day, and City Sanitary Officer, Dr. E. C. Nicholl, attended the meeting. Ninutes of the last regular meeting, a&so minutes of the called meetings held on April 8th and April 9th, read and adopted. Noved by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the Plumbers Bond of Alvin Feuerbacher, and the Elictricians Bond of Tommy Najors be approved and accepted. The motion was carried and it was os ordered. Motion and second that the estimate o~ Hasle & Green, Engineers, for the amount of ~3D~.60 and the estimate of Bryan & Hoffman on. paving contract for the amoun~ of $1,543.89 and one for the amount of ~244.82 be approved and ormered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Eangford, that Earl T. Barr's salary for hauling the garbage be increased to $1,540.00 per month beginning April 15th,19~7. The motion was carried and it was~so ordered° Motion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman Langford, that the City employ a Certified Public Accountant to check the City,s records. The motion was carried by unanimous vote of the Council and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the bill for putting down concrete sidewalk in fromt of the houses~be allowed and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered° There being no further business, meeting adjourned. -:May 3, 19~7:- A called meeting of the City Council was held on the above date with the Mayor, J. N. Jordan, presiding, and ~lderman, C. P. Eiliott, L. W. James,Sam Langford and Ben F. Smith, and City Attorney, Frank R. Day, being present when the following business was transacted, to-wit: Motion by Alderman aangford, seconded by Alderman Smith, that the following resolution be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the resolution follows: RESOLUTION ~¥HEREAS, the Federal Government of the United States has ~h the ~rOund, a~ Bereford, Texas, P. O. W. Camp, certain pipes consisting of a water distribution system; and ~REAS, the.City of. Plain~iew, Texas, desire to purchase the same from the Government's Administrative Agent, War Assests Administration, through its office at Grand Prairie, Texas; and V~REAS, it is contemplated that certain of said pipes, hydrants and miscellaneous fittings may ~e acquired from the War Assests Administration for the sum of TP~E THOUSA~O, 0~ HL~DRED FIFTY AND NO/tO0 ($3,150.00) DOLLARS: and Wi~REAS, it is necessary that the City Council appoint an agent and representative to negotiate and conclude the purchase of said pipes, hydrants and fittings. Now, therefore; BE IT RESOLVED BY TI~ CITY COD]~CIL OF T~ CITY OF PI~IN- VIEW, TEEi~S, in Called Session, this 29th day of April, A. D. 1947, with a quorum present, that J. N. jordan., ~ayor of the City of Plainview, Texas, be and he is hereby authorized, em- powered and directed to enter into negotiations with the War Assets Administration for the purpose of purchasing certain~- water pipes of various sizes, hydrants and miscellaneous fitt- ings at Hereford, Texas, P. O. V~. Camp, and that he is further authorized and directed to sign all instruments, papers and documents necessary and that may be required to be signed in completing and concluding the pnrchase of said pipes, hydrants and fittings. There being no further business, meeting adjo~urned. Plainview, Texas, Nay 5, 1947 The City Council met in regular meeting.with the following members present: ~ayor,~ J. N. Jordan, Aldermen: Sam Langford, Ben ~. Smith, C. P. Elliott, L. W. J~mes, Joe E. Webb, City Tax Collector, P. H. Bryan, City Attorney, Frank R. Day, and City Health Officer, Dr. E. C.i Nicholl., attended the meeting. Minutes of the last regular meeting, also minutes of the called meetings held on April, 30th and May 3rd, read and adopted. Notion and second.that the monthly reports be accepted and ordered filed, the. regular salaries, and the following bills be allowed and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. REPORTS: City Secretary's report of Water & Sewer and Miscellaneous collections in April, 1947~ $26,015.81. Chief of Police, report for April, $994.50. Inspector's report, $432.65. City Eax Collector's report for the month a~f April, Ourrent, 4529.07, Dglinquent Taxes in ~pril, ~805.3t. Southwestern Public Service Co., 41,114.00, Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.$$1,485.22, West Texas Gas Company, $1,522.15. SALARIES: P. H. Bryan, $250.00; J. N. Jordan, $185..00; J. L. Gallaway, ~185.00; Ira Margaret Kay, $1~$,00; Frank R. Day, $100.00; Lester W'. James, $20.00; C. P. Eltiott, $20.00; Ben ~. Smzth, ~20.00; ~oe .E.:.~e.~b~, ~20.0 ; Sam Langford, $20~0; Hoyt Cur~, $225.00; Nath Burket. t, ~175.00; J. E. Sheeon, $~65.00; E. J. Shearer, $165.00; Joe E. Baker, $165o00; B. ~. 0dom, $200.00; Hub Burr, 4165.00; ~loyd Nelson, $165.00; T. P. Sitton, 4165.00; Lloyd ~. Allen, $165.00; ~e.o'~g~:~i Boswell, $1&0.00; W. J. Bryan, llS.00; Sam Faith, ~80.00; Delbert Ballew, ~137.50; Bill Adams, 165.00; A. E. Hamilton, $205.00; Leedy, ~axey, $175.00; Alvin Willis, $165.00; Frank Rigler~-"$165.00; Berry Lynch, $165.00; Clyde R. Dorsett, $165.00; Plainview Fire Dept., $30.00; W. F. Foley, ~325.00; S. E. Boltes, '4255.00~ A. T. Herrod, 4165.00; J. B. Slaughter, ~140.00; Lewis Lowe, $T65.00; H. R. Sloan, $i3o.o0. J. B. Niarlin, $180.00; A. L. King, 9195.00; 0. B. Guin, $185,00; O. ~. Kuykendall, $165.00; Roy L. Warrea, $165.00; R. ~. Tekell, $165.00; J. ~. Heflin, ~130.00; Dr. E. C. Nicholl, $1~0.00; Josephine ~iller, $50.00; Dr. D. P. Jones, $75.00; Will Evans, $1&0.00; Frank Stultz, $140.00. BILLS: Earl T. Barr, ~770.00; Hale County State Bank, $3.40; Owen Miller, $47.45; Southwestern Public Service Co. ~863.26; West 'Texas Gas Company, ~136.85; Lubbock Engineering Company, ~71.00; Robinson & Herring Drug, ~$3.84; Shepard Chevrolet Company, $19.4~; Connor Mattes Co., inc., Tri Angle C~fe, ~7]~5; R & R S~ply ~ompany, In~. ,$4.08; Harder & Dysart, $12.50; Herald-News Publishing 0o.~$t2.00; International Association of Chie~f of Police, Inc., $10.00; State Chemical Company, ~39.22; Continental 0il Compaq, ~138.60; Commercial Radio Equipment Co., $4.50; Kiker's Service Station, $4.16; John F. DuBose, ~ll0400; Phillips Batt~yy Co., $4.45; ~aggard-~'all Motor Company, $1i.67; Shook Tire Company, $8.40; The Selig Company, $18.88. W. S. Darley & Company, $~ 95; Eureka Fire Hose, $72.62; American-La~4rance-Foamite Corp. ] ~65.41.; Western Union, $13.29; Elkhart Brass l~fg. Co., Inc., ~156.0.0; The General Detroit Corp., $4.55; Hugh R. Etter, $6;11';~ D~uell~r Company, ~55.0~; Clowe& Oowan, Inc., ~553..35; Blankenship Supply Company, ~71.08; The Rohan 0o., Inc.:~. $89.37; Southwest Water Works Assn., ~15.00; Plainview HardwareOompany, ~2.55; Winn Motor Company, $8.25; Biggs & Company, ~2.57; Flexible Sewer-rod Equipment Company, $381.~0; Boyd & Davenport, $79.00; Ma~y 0il Company, $11.39; W. T. Cain ~[otor C~mpany, $52.~3; Mag- nolia Petroleum Company, $9.32; Blackwell Auto Supply, 42.10; Norris Hardware. Company, $2.15~ Ta.ylo~ Foundry Compa~.y,..$105.00~ Reams Etect~ic Co., 469.32; Mktcnell Hardware, $3.58; Harder & Dysart, ~53.70; ~.~einecke Bros,, $67.42; J. L. Callaway-Reg., 439.50~ Plain- view Sanitarium & Clinic, ~273.15; Gibson, plumbing Company, 448.15; Roy G. ~?ood, $4.00; John Hull, $48.50; The Karpark Corp., $21.74; The Long-Bell Lumber Company, ~2.95; R. Q. Silverthorne, ~74.71; Plainview Build~rs S~ppl~, ~ll.40; Rat- liff's Blacksmith Shop, ~3 .00; Earl T. Ba~, $770;00; Board of City Development, 4750.00; Plainview Independant School District, $125.00; Plainview Public Library, ~40.00; ~iercantile National Bank at Dallas, $1550.00; Fashion Shop, ~9.95; J. C. Terry, -Postmaster, $15.03. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Eliiott, that the estimates of Bryan & Hoffman on paving contract for $2,61~.41, and one for $140.30 also for hasle & Green- Engineers, for $988.99, be allowed and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman WeBB, that the following Drdi-hanbe~ be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the Ordinance: follows: -:0rdinance No. 540 :- AN 0RDI~kNCE OF ?~ CITY OF PLAINVIEV~, TEXAS, VACATING A2qD CLOSING ASH~ STREET, AS SHOV~N BY THE ~GORD PLAT ~D ~kP OF ,AYLA~D ~;[~G_.~S ADDIT±O~.~ TO T~ OF PLAINV~V~~S, A~ AS T~ N~ OF SAID STREET ON T~ ORIGINAL PLAT BEEN CF~NGED BY ~_CTt0N OF Ti~ CITY CO~- CIL OF PLOTVIEW, PL&iLE COb~, TE~S, FROM Ti~ SOUTH BOU~ARY LII~ OF SOUTH SIXTH STREET TO TP~ NORTH BOL~ARY LIh~ 0F SO~H TENTH STREET IN SAID I~IGHTS ADDITION TO T~ TO~T[ OF P~IN- VIEW, ~E COL7~Y, TE~S, AS SAID START LIES BET~EN OUTLOTS OR BLOC~ NOS. ~, 8, 9 Ah~D~ 5, V~A~ ~IG~S ADDITION TO T~ TO~ OF PLAII~IEW, ~2~ C0~TY, TEXAS; A~ PROVIDING FOR ~ ACCEPTANCE A~ ~PR0- VAL 0F A P~T 0F BOY~i~70N'S SUBDIVISION 0F O~ZLOTS 0R BLOCKS NOS. 4, 8 ~ 9, ~IGi~S ADDITION T0 T~ TOV~ 0F PLAII~IE~A~, HALE COLT~Y, TE~S ,AS SHO~ BY TF~ M~ 0F SAiD SUBDIVISION FILED ~TiTH T~ CITY C0t~[- CIL 0N T~ 5TH DAY 0F I~Y, 1947, ~D BEING P~PA~D BY W. J. V;ILLI~[S, COL~Y SUR~YOR I~ C O~Y, TE~S. W~REAS, J.M.Collins, H.S.Hitburn, John H.Mathes, G.E. Green and~a~., r~i~, Trustees, J. J., T. uraaer and ~7. E Warrm ~ayland Hemgh~~~~~i~ of?~mnvzew, Hale County, Texas, as shown by the ~ap and plat thereof recorded in the Deed Records of Hale County, Texas, to which reference is hereby made for all purposes; and ~I~REAS, the said owners of 0utlots or Blocks Nos. 4, 8 amd 9, Wayland Heights Addition to the Town of Plainview, Hal~ County, Texas, have prepare~ a~new plat thereof designating same as Boynton's Sub-division of Outlots or Blocks Nos. 4, 8 and Wayland Heights Addition to the Town of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, covering and including the whole of said area of said 0utlots or Blocks Nos. 4, 8 and 9, which said plat has been prepared by ?~. J. Willi~as, County Surveyor of Hale County, Texas; said map and plat bearing on its face the certificate of the said W. J~i. lliams, said ceDtificate being dated the~j~ day of ~9~7. A true and correct copy of said map and a copy of the instrument of dedication of said owner, dated the .~_~ ~ day of~ 1947, have been filed width the City.~Council of Plainview, hai~ ~o~e County, Texas, on tne2~ day and all of said owners have oetitioned t~e C~ty of Pl~ainview to approve said plat, and the owners of saia outiots or blocks, and in addition the owner of Outlot or Block No. 5, ,ay~n~ ~ue~g~ts Addition to the Town'-.of Ptainview,. ~a!e County, Texas, have joined in a petition to the City of Plainview to approve said plat and vacate and close Ash Street, as hereinafter described, and for all of the reasons set forth in their said written petition; and ~?I~AS, The City Council of the City of Piainview, Texas, is of the opinion that it is to the best interest of the City of Plain- view to vacate and close saia stre,~t hereinafter aescribed, as is petitioned by the owners of the adjoin~ing property; and ?.~-?-,~,.,.-,,.~.c,~.~a.~.~, it appears that the public has no interest in this street that the said owners have petitioned to be closed and vacated and it appears that no part of said Outlots or Blocks ~os. ~, 5, 8 and 9, Wayiand Heights Addition to the Town of ~lainview, Hale County, Texas, have ever been sold with reference to the said streets, except the sale thereof to the said J. M.'Gollins, H. S. Hilburn, John H. Mathes, G. E. Green and Meade. F. Griffin, Trustees, the present owners of same, and no portion of said area has been sold with reference to Ash Street which is to be closed and vacated herby, and that the owners, as aforesaid., .now hold the legal title to all of said'.propemty; and ~f~EF~AS, The City Council of the City of P!ainview, Texas, is of the opinion that i~ is to the best interests of the City of ~lainview to approve said map and plat of Boynton's SubdiViSion of Blocks Nos. ~, 8 and 9, Way!and Heights AdditiOn to the Town of ~tainview, Hale County, Texas, and the City Council of the City of Piainview finds that said map and plat of the area defined and included in said subdivision conforms in all respects to Section ~ of Article 97~a of'Vernon's Annotated Revised Civil Statutes of the State of Texas of 1925, and all amendments therto, and the said map and plat should be a~ccepted and approved by the City of ~lainview, Texas; B~ iT 0RDAIi~ED BY T~ CiTY COU'i~CIL OF T~,~.' CITY 0E PLAINVIEW, TElLs. $: SEOTION 1. That Ash Street, as it is located and platted ..... s ~' BY~ ~'~' s '-~ 'a d'5. nd ut ots or between 05~.1o . , ~ ~ . . ~2 . , Blocks line of S0Uth"$i~tH-Street~t~o~'the north line of South Tenth Street in~ said addition, ~be, an~ the same is hereby vacated, mud that the City Of PiainView does hereby relinquish, abandon mud--qui'tclaim any 'and all rig,'ts, ti't~le and interest it has in and to' said'street and roadway. SECTION 2. That the plat designated as Boynton's Sub- division of 0utiots'or Bibcks:Nos,"~,8 and 9, Wayland Heights Addition to CoUnty Surveyor, Hale~County, Texas, as drawn by W J William~ ~boveredby and included therein, certified by Council Of'~-~-g~lainView~ Te×aS', on the~ day of~~, 19~7, be, ahd the same is'hereby ap~r0ved, it being noted and found by the City COuncil of the City of Plain~iew that said plat and the plan of subdi~i~'ing reflected thereby in substitution of the plans and-'~streets as shown:in connection with the Wayland Heights Addition to the Twon of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, as e~fected by this plan, meet ~ll the requirements of Section'4, Article 974a, o~'the ~rnon's Annotated Revised Civil Stgtdtes of the State of Texas for 1925, and all amendments thereto, and~meet all of the requirements of the general rules, ordinances and ~egulations made and issued by the City of Plain- view for sdb'division of land fa=lz g ~ithin its jurisdiction to promote the health~, safety, morals and general welfare of said city, and its community, and the safe, orderly and healthful development of said city and £ts community; and said Council, in proof of said findings, acceptance and approval of said map and plat, do~s hereby instruct the Mayor and City Secretary to indicate such findings, approval and acceptance of said map and plat, by appropriate certificate endorsed thereon, signed by the Mayor and attested:by the City Secretary, which certi- ficate, after having the proper date affixed thereto, shall be in substantially the following' words and figures: "~-47 - Approved by the City Council of Plainview, Hale ~oun y, Texas ATTEST: j. L~. Gallaway City Secretary J. N. jordan, ~ayor SECTION 3. That this ordin~ance shall become effective from"and'after its final passage. Introduced before the City Council of Piainview, Texas, at a regular meeting of the City Council held on the 5th_ day of ~ay, 1947, and finally passed at a regular meeting of the City Council of Piainview, Texas, on the 5th day of~, 19~7. ATTEST: J. N. Jordan Mayor J. L. Gallaw_a_y '~y Secretary STATE OF T~iI2~S ~ COUNTY OF P~ALE ~ I, J. L. Gailaway, City Secretary of the City of PlainView, TeXas, hereby'certify that the above and fore'going'is a true'and correct copy of Ordinance No. '5~0 , enacted by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, as the same appears of're2ord in the Minutes of said City in Volume 9 page 521 et. sec. GIVEN UNrDAR I~ E%ND~D S~L OF SAID CITY, this 5th day of May , A. D. 19~7. J. L. Galiaway City Secretary of the City of Piainview, Texas Motio~ by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman Langford, that the &oliowing resolution be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the resole ution follows. R E S 0 L U T~_, 0 N WN~I~AS, the City of Ptainview, is a joint owner with Hale County of Survey No. 41, Block JK-2, Hale County,, Texas, and that the same has been set aside for a municipal airport and it has heretofore been partially developed and the City 'and County are now in the process of further improving said port by hard-surfacing th runway and constructing an ad~.~inistratioz building thereon and have applied to Civi,i Aeronautics Ad- ministration, an agency of the Federal Goverr~ment, for aid to assist the County and City in such further improvements; amd WHEREAS, Will Ross Gayle and Frances Gayie Hardwick are the joint owners of an undivided one half interest in and to all of the oil, gas and other minerals in, on and under the North 277.5 acres of said Section No. 4i, Block JK-2, as such mineral interest was reserved in a deed from them to F. J. Brayraer, of record in Vol. i~8, Page 397, Deed Records of Hale County, Texas; and WD~P~AS, the Federal Government and/ or Civil Aeronautics Administration has refused to approve the application of said City and County far funds to aid in further developing said airport Unless and until said County and City have secured a proper waiver from the said Will Ross Gayte Et A1 of their right to develop for oil said airport in so far as it con- flicts or affects the use and control, of said airport runways, taxi strips, hangars and other facilities; and WHE~AS, the City of Plainview, acting jointly with Hale County, is willing to secure such agreement, and in the event they are unable to secure such agree- ment from said Will Ross Gayla Et Al, that they will then institute condemnation proceedings against the said Will Ross Gayla and Other owners of said miner~! interest with the view of acquiring the 1full mineral interest so held by them in or,er to fully protect Hale County and the City of Piainview and/or the Federal Government in the orderly use, operation and. present and future de- veiopm'ent of said airport,, and will pay damages that may be'assessed against said City and County in such con- damnation proceeding. Now, therefore, BE iT ~SOLVED BY ~T]-~ Ci~%- COUNCIL OF TM CITY OF " ...."-~="w ~I~S in Regular Session, this 5th day of May, i9~7~ a quorum being present and participating, that the City of'PiainView will acquire a properly ex- ecuted agreement from Will Ross Gayla and wife and Frances Gayla Hardwibk and'husband so as to from and after the exaction of such instrument prevent the drilling 'or development' on any portion of the North 277.5 acres of Section No. 41, Block JK- 2, Hale County, Texas, for oil'and gas purposes, where such development in any respect affects', hamperS or i~pairs the. use, control and development of said land. for airport purposes, and ~mty are unable to secure in the event that the County and ~' such an executed agreement, then and in such event, the City of Piainview, joined by Hale County, ~grees to in- stitute condemnation proceedings against the owners of said mineral interest with the view of condemuing such mineral interest and fully acquiring to the City and CoUnty the complete control of said mineral interest for the purpose of usimg~said land for airport uses and will pay the damages and costs a~seSsed against the City and County for the acquisition of'said mineral interest. .,~_~zoV.a this 5th day of ~ ~ay, 1947 PASSED ~D ~?-? .......... ~D - Attest: J. L. Gallawa~ J. N. Jordan ~.yor, City of Pla{n~iew, Texas City Secretary. STATE OF TEY~%S ) I, J.~ L. Callaway, City Secretary of the City of Plainview, Texas[ do~h~reby g~r~tir~~"'%hat "the above and foregoing is a true and correct co~y Of Resolution approved by vote of the City 0oumcil in Regula~ Session on May ~, 1947, as the same appears 6f recor~ 'in the Minute'S of the City Council of the City of Plainvfe~', TexaS.' ' WITNESS my hand and seal of office at Plainview, Texas, this the 5th day' Of '~ · ~ay, 1947 J. L. Gatlaway City Secretary, omty of~ia~nv~ew, Texas. Motion by Alderman Webb, secondedby Alderman Langford, that Del- bert N.Ballew be appointed to a place in the police department, and his salary to be $165.00 per month. The'motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman James, that Doyle Warren be a~pointed to a place in the street department, and the salary to be $165.00 per month. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman Langford, that C.R.Peters be paid the sum of $228.20 for his services in aiding the ~ity in buying pipe for the water department. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman E!liott, that the pdrchasing agent for the city be instructed to purchase ',pull chains" for the windows at the Auditorium. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman Eiliott, that the following resolution ben. passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the resolution follows. -:R E S 0 L U T I 0 WY~EREAS, the City of Plain~iew, Texas, owns: Lots Nos. 7 and 8, Block No. 18, McClelland .A~ddition to the town of Plainview, Hale County, Texas; and YvT~EY~tEAS, H.E.Stapteton and T.S.Stapleton, have made an offer to the City to purchase the above described lots for ~ price of 0~ THOUSA~ AND N0/100 ($1,000.00) DOLLARS, all to be paid in cash; and WI~EREAS, the City of Plain~iew, ~e~as considers said pffe~ an adquate and full consideration for said l~ts and c~nsiders that said offer is the best bid that can be secured and is willing to accept the same. Now, therefore: BE IT RESOLVED BY T~ CITY COL~CIL OF THE CITY OF PLAIN- VIEW, TEXAS, in regular session, this the 5th day of May, 1947, that the offer and bid of the said H.E.Stapleton and T.S.Atapleton of ONE THOUSA~D AND N0/100 (~1,000.00) DOLLARS for the purchase of: Lots Noso.7 and 8, Block No. 18, McClelland Addition to the town of P!ainview, Hale County, Texas, be and the same is hereby accepted, conditioned that the City of Plainview, Texas will furnish an abstract of title to saig lots sh~wing good and merchantable title visted in said City; and that if said title is approved, the Mayor of said City is hereby author- i~e~ and directed on behalf of s$id City to execute a deed convey- lng the above described lots by General Warranty Deed to the Said H.E.Stapleton and T.S.Stapleton, duly attested by the City City~. secretary under the City's seal, upon their payment of the offer made. · ~otion by Alderman ~A~ebb, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that a "plain-clothes" man be added to the police force whose duties will m~n~~¥rest speed violaters in the city. The motion was carried and it was so Ordered. There being no further bussiness, meeting adjourned. -:~ay 15, 1947:- A called meeting of the City Councii~was held on the~ab°~e men- tioned date with the Mayor, J.N.Jordan, presiding, and Aldermen Sam Langfor , ~.W. James and Joe E.Webb, and City Attorney Fra~k-~]Day being present when the following busineSSm~Was transacted,'~ojmWit: Alderman ~ebb made a motion which motion was s~conded by Alderm~ man Langford, that the following resolution be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the resolution follows. -:R E S 0 L U T I 0 N:- ~IE~S, an agreement of sale, dated April 30, 1947, betweeh the United States of America, acting by and through the War Assets Administratian, therein called seller, and the City of Plainview, a municipal corporation, of the State of Texas, therein called purcha- ser, was presented to the City Council for approval and authirizati~on; and ~REAS, said agreement of sale provided that the seller will ~tf~t~h~nP~~~ ~11 of th~e improvements ~s ~ore~par~icularlv annexem ~o samm agreemen~ o~ sa±~, ±ocated at Hereford P. $. ~. Camp, at Hereford, Texa~, for a cossideration of T~EE THOUSA~, 0~ HUI~RED FIFTY and N0/100 ~/$3,150.00)DOLLARS: and W~REAS, it is necessary before said contract is executed and becomes binding between the seller and purchaser that an affirmative acceptance of the Derms, conditions, covenats, restrictions and reser- vations of said agreement of sale. be shown of record. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of P1 ainview, Texas, in called session~ this the 15th day.of Nay, 1947, with a quoarum present and parti~ipat~ing, that the proposed agreement of sale between the United States of America~ acting by and through War Assets Administration, seller, and the City of PlainView, purcha- ser, dated April 30, 1947, be and the same is in all respects appro- ved, and that the City Council does hereby~affirmatively accept the terms, conditions, covenants~ restractions and reservations of the aforesaid agreement of sale and further authorizes and directs J.N. Jordan, Mayor, to execute said contract in original and three copies for and on behalf of the City of Plainview, Texas, and that J.L.Gal- laway, City Sectetary, be authorized to certify to said execution un- der corporate seal. There being no further husiness, meeting adjourned. Mayor. Plainview, Texas, ~ay 19, 1947. The City Council met in regular meeting with the ~ollowing members pre~ent. ~ayor, J.N.Jordan. Aldermen: Sam Langford, Joe E.Webb, C.P.Elliott, L.W. James and Ben F. Smith. City Tax Collec- tor P.H.Bryan, City Attorney Frank R.Day, attended the meeting~ Minutes of the last regular meeting~ also minutes of the called meetings held on ~ay, 15th, read and adopted. Notion by Alderman james, Seconded by ~lderman Webb, that the committee composed of Aldermen Smith, Elliott~and Langford be instructed to investigate, and purchase a pick-up for the Water Department. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Elliott, seconded by Alderman Langford, that the ~o~oW~g estimates be accepted and ordered paid. Bryan & Hoffman on paving contract for the amount of $1,770.74, and one for Hasie & Green Engineers, for the amount of $249.44. Also, that the engineer's recommendaDion be accepted of completed work on the fol- lowing streets. The motion was ~arried, and the list of streets follow. ~treet. Const. Cost. Travis, 9th-10, Smythe, 9th-10th, 10th,~ Quinc y-Raleigh, 10th, Raleigh-Smythe, llth, Quincy-Raleigh, llth, Ealeigh-Smythe, 12th, Quincy-Raleigh, 12th, Raleigh-Smythe, $2,560.58, $1,907.32, $1,907.32, ~1,907.32, ~1,907.32, 2,802.65, 1,907.32,- Plus Engineering Fees, ~.73, $20,529.75, City's Part, $4,476.94. Upon a motion and second that the following notice to bidders be given and p~ublished as provided by law. The motion was carried and the notice is as follows. -:NOTICE TO BIDDERS:- Sealed proposals addressed ~o ~he Mayor of Plainview, Texas, for the excavation and dismantling of certain water p&pes at Pris- oner-of-War Camp, Hereford, Texas, in accordance with plans and spe- cifications will be received a~ the office of the Mayor at the City Hall, Plainvie~, Texas, until JUne 23, 1947, at 2:00 o'clock P.M., and then publicly opened and read. Work includes the-excavation of ~,500 ft. of 6 in. cast iron pipe; 3,000 ft. of 3 in. cast iron,pipe; 1200 ft. of 3 in. galvan- ized pipe; '2,000 ft. of 2 in. galvanized pipe; 2,500 ft. of l½ in. galvanlzed pipe; 15 fire h~drants; 10-6 in. valves; 16-3 in. valves; -together with all connections and fittings attached to and a part of said pipe, said above described pipes constitution a part of the water system of the Prisonr-of-War Camp south of Hereford, in Deaf Smith County, Texas. Said pipes are to be moved from the ground and dismantled without breakage and transported to Plainview, Texas. All lead used in sealing the. jounts shall be preserved and delivered to Plainview, Texas. The location and ~imensions of said pi~es as they are in the ground isfully set oU~ in the plans and specifications on file with the Nayor of the City',of Plainview, Texas, and may be secured from him and may be referred ~o and used in making a bid. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check, drawn on a responsible bank in the City of Plain~i~w, Texas, or an approved bidder,s bond for the sum of five per cent' of the total amount_bid, as a guarantee that, if awarded the contract, the bidder will promptly enter &nto. a contract and execute a standard performance bond. Said certified check must be made ~ayable to the City of Plainview, Texas. An approved performance and payment bond in an amount of not less than ~ne hundred per cent of the contract price, conditioned upon the faithful performance of the contract and upon payment in full of all persons furnishing labor and supplying material will be required. The owner reserves the right to reject any and/or all bids and to Waive any and/or all formalities. No bid may he withdrawn within fourteen days after the date on which the bids are ~oened. SIG~ED Ah~ DATED this the 19th day of May, A.D. 1947. Signed J.N. Jordan, l~ayor, City of P lainview, Texas. Notion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman Langford, that concrete be poured~iflothe~apace between the sidewalk and the curb along the south side of the City Auditorium. The motion was car- ried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman Langford, that H.A.Bolinger, public accountant of Lubbock, Texas, be appointed to audit the City's accounts covering the fiscal year ended March 31, 19~7. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman Smith, that C.T.Johnson and Jack Skaggs be appointed to take theplaces on the Board of City Development, replacing Dr. John Cobb and J.B.Card- well who resigned. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. ' ':f -'- ...... :R~ES~O L U T I 0 N:- BE iT KNOV~ that on this the 19th day of .fMay , 1947, at a Regular meeting of the City Commissz-~f the FitY~Plainview, Texas, there came on to h~ conside~e~ the matter of the execution of a license between the said' City of Plainview, Texas,and Panhan- dle and Santa Fe Railway company relating to a one (1) inch water line on Railway Company's property and u~der Trank No. 6 at Mile Post 627 plus &&31.& feet, whereupon the following proceedings were had: I was moved, seconded and unanimoUsly voted that J.N.Jordan, Mayor, be authorized and empowered to ex~cute on behal~of the-~Y of Plainview, Texas,'~su~h iicense, '¢~opy of which is hereto attached, and the same be recorded in the Minutes of the City Commission at the foot of this resolution. STATE OF TEXAS ) ) ss COUNTY OF P~LE ) I, J.L.Gallaway , City Secretary do hereby certify that the abc ~e and foregom~ag ms a true and corr. copy of a resolution passed by the City COmmission of"said City ia regular session on May 19 '~, 1947, as th~ same appears of record in Book 9, Page., 32~, ~[nutes of s~id City commissi'on. IN TESTIMONY VcY~EREOF, witness my hand and the seal of said City, this l~ day of May , 19~7. (SEAL) J.L.Gallaway,. . City Secretary. Motion made by .Alderman Landlord , seconded by Alderman Elliott , and unanzmously carried by vote of the City council that the proposed improvements 'under the FHA plan of the s~outh part of West Hillcrest Addition be paved, is approved, provided the funds can be made available and the .paving~ be of the stand- ard type now being installed by the Cit~with curb and gutter and trippie top asphalt, and the City further agrees to extend water and sewer connections to said project provided that improvements with residences are m~de on continuous lots as it is developed and improved. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. ~r [~ Plainview, Texas, June 2,1947 The City Council met in regular meeting with the following members present: t~ayOr, J. N. Jordan, Aldermen: C. P. Elliott, L. W. James, Sam Langford and Joe E. Webb. City Tax Collector, P. H. Bryan, and City Attorney, Frank R. Day, attended the me et lng. ~inutes of the 1st reou~ar meeting, also, minutes of the called meeting held on ~ay 21st, read and adopted. Motion and second that the monthly reports be accepted and otered filed, the regular salaries, and .the following bills, allowed and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. .}REPORTS: City Secretary's report of Water and Sewer and Miscellaneous collections in May,1947, $4,303.41, Chief of Polices report for May,S1005.25, City Tax Collector,s report for ~ay,1947,-$elinquent, $37~.28, Current, $315.72, City Inspector's ~eport for ~ay, 1947, $447.25. SALARIES: P. H. Bryan, ~250.00; j. N. Jordan, ~185.00; J. L. Gallaway, ~185.00; Ira Margaret Kay, $i15.00; Frank R. Day}~$100.~0; Lester W. James,~?0.~00; ~ ~. Eliiott $20.00; Ben P Smith ~20.00; Joe E. ~-~, ~2 [00; Sam Langford, $20.00; Hoyt Curry, ~25.00; Nath Burkett, ~175.00; ~. E. Sheeon, $165.00; E. J. Shearer, $!65.00; Joe E. Ba~er, $!65.00; B. ~. 0dom, $200.00; Hub Burr, $154.00; Floyd Nelson, ~i65.00; T. P. Sitton, ~165.00; Lloyd ~. Allen, $165.00; George J. Boswell $t40.00] W. J. Bryan, ~t15.00; Smm Faith, $80.00; Delbert Bait~w, $165.00; Bill Adams, $!65.00; A. ~. Hamilton, $205.00; Leedy ~axey, ~175.00; Alvin Willis, $t65.00; Frank RigOr, $165.00; Berry Lynch, ~165.00; Clyde R. Dorsett, i65.00; Piainview Fire Department, ~0.00; ~. F. Foley, 325.00; S. E. Bolles, ~2~5.00; A. T. Herrod, ~165.00; J. B. Slaughter, ~140o00~ -Lewis Lowe, $165.00; H. R. Sloan, ~13o.oo. J. P. Marlin, $180.00; A. L. King, $195.00; 0. B. Guin, ~185.00; 0. E. Kuykendail, ~165.00; Roy L. Warren, ~165.00; R. N. Tek~!, ~165.00; J. M. Heftin, ~130.00; Dr. E. C. Nichotl, ~1~0.00; Josephine Piller, ~50.00; Dr. D. P. Jo~, $75.00; Will Evans, $i40.00; Frank Stultz, ~140.00. BILLS: Fashion Shop, $9.95; ~J. ~'~. Terry-Postmaster, $15.03; Santa Fe R. ~., $69.85; 01in ~.~illiams, $40.11; Earl T Barr $600~00; Paul Williams, $136.90; Cit · , ~ y National Bank, $393.60; City of Plainview-Disbursements, $1,6~8.54; Jol~.Gallaway-City .Collector, $91.22; Burroughs Adding ~achine Company, $~05-; Frank R. Day, $250.00; Commercial Radio and Eez~ipment Company, $4.50; Tri Angle Cafe, $29.155 Continental Oil C~p~y, $107.11; Robinson Herring Drug~ $9.58; Shep~d ChevrOlet, $104.9~; Chicken Inn, $~4.70; ~gaggard-N~l Motor 0ompany, $16.66; W~est Texas Gas Company, $47.35; Shook Tire Company, $9.07; Sinclair Refini~ Company, $25.~$; Plain~w Hardware Co., $8.78; Kike~'s Service Station, $33.37; ~iorrison S~oply Company, $301.19; Blankshmo Supply Co., $163.25; J. Y. Biggs, $2~66.63; The Texas ~ompany, $1~.42; Re,ms,Electric Company, $32.31; Conley-Lott-Nichols Comply, $~8.00; Good Year Service Stores, $80.82; Byes Bros., $5.75; Firestone Stores, ~18.88; Seipp ~achine Shop, $7.50; Herald-News Pub. Co., Inc., $~0.32; Plainvi~ Builders Supply, $27.92; Texas Sand & Gravel Co.,Ltd.,S60.11. Rockwell Bros Company~ ~2..50; Mr. John Hull, ~i.00; j. L. Gallaway-Registrar, $19.50; Connor ~athes Co., inc. ~12.15; The Hale Count~ Abstract Co., Inc., $22.25; l~. S. Watson-Tax Collector, $20.00; Biggs and Company, $163.80; Southwestern Public Service, '~859.98; Western Union, $8.60; Mabry 0il Company, $13.57; V~inn ~,~lotor Company, ~6.25;_ Thatcher Printing Company, $14~50; Churchwell Bros.,S15.24; Higginbotham-Bartlett Company, $23.79; Phillips Battery Company, }10.30; Ratliff' s Blacksmith Shop, }19.50; Jordan and Tubb, $~2.50; Hale County State Bank, $50~0.00; Earl T. Barr, ~770.00; Hugh R. Etter, ~9.58; ~ontgomery Ward, ~15.85; The City of Hale Center, $54.65; Dudley E. Godwin, ~ll.00; Plainview Indepant School. District, ~125~00; Plainview Public Librar~y, $40.00; Mercantile £~ational Bank at Dallas, $1550.00; ~lagnolia Petroleum Company, $33.92; Reams Electric Company, $372.47; B~yan and Hoffman, $885.50; Pauhandl~ & Santa Fe Railway Company, $67°26; J. C. Terry~Postmaster, $50.00. The Mayor appointed Aldermen Elliott, Langford and James. as a connnittee to obtain.bids on the cost of drilling a well at the Disposal Plant, the purchase of an electrically driven pump and the installation of same. Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman Webb, that the Street light pole at the corner of Fifth and Austin Streets, at Kiker's Service Station, be moved. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman ~ebb, seconded by Alderman James, that the "Clean-up compaign" be authorized. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. MotiOn by Alderman Elliott, seconded by Alderman~Webb, that the offer made by ~ayle & Hardwick to sell all the mineral rights on the Hale County Airport to Hale County and the City of Plainview, Texas for ~1,500.00 be accepted. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman Webb, that the estimates of Bryan & Hoffman on paving contract for the amount of ~3,927.49, also one for the amount of $144.79, be accepted and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded by'Alderman Elliott, that the work on the following streets be accepted as completed as per engineer's recommendation. The motion was carried and list of streets follows: Oakland Nassau Raleigh Raleigh Raleigh Raleigh Lexington-llth - 12th Lexington-12th- 13th Lexington~!3~h - 14th Lexington-l~th - 15th Lexington,15th- 16th Lexington -16th -100' N ~Sth - 6th ~5th - 6th -~9th -10th -10th-llth -llth-12th -12th-13th 10th Street Columbia - Denver South Side Construction Cost 2448.6~ 3008.00 3008.00 3008.OO 1825o26 1090.66 3376.45 2686.65 2557.42 }008.00 2365.32 14~8.34 658.58 Total Cost , }$30 519.82 Plus Engineering ~2,351.01 City Part - $7054.79 Galveston -10th - lith 2119.32 Plus Engineering 2246.48 City Part 529.83 Motion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the estimates of Hasle & Green, Engineers, for the amount of $732o31, be accepted and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Webb, seconded By Alderman Eltiott, that the wrestling matehes which have been being held in the City Auditorium be discontinued at once. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman L~ ng~or~, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the following ordinance be passed and adopted. The motion. was carried and the ordinance follows: AN ORDINANCE A~NDING AND REDUCING THE FiRE ~ ~ ~IMITS OF TI~ CITY OF PLAI~VIEW, ~v~o i~o, BY Ai~NDiNG ORDINANCES .._ NOS. 1, 278,505, AND ORDINANCE N0. 512. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COLE~CIL OF T~ CITY OF PLAIAU~-IEW, TEXAS ' SmCTION 1. That 0rdinace No 512 and all other ordi- nances in conflict with this ordinance as it amends Ordinances Nos. l, 278, 505 and Ordinance 512 is hereby in all things re- pealed. SECTION 21 That from and after the passage of this ordinance the fire limits of the City of Plainview, Texas are hereby amended so as to exclude the following area from the fire~.limits of said City, to-wit: BEGINNING at the Northeast corner of Lot No. 27 in Block No. 17, Original Twon of Plainview, which is the East end of the T part of the alley in said Block.~ T~NCE East to the alley intersecting the said Block running North and South; T~NCE North along said alley to the Northeast corner of Lot No,16 in said Block No. 17; THENCE East across said alley way and along the North line of Lot No. 17 in said Block No. 17 to its Northeast corner; T~NCE South along the east end of Lots 17 through 26 to the place of BEGINNING. 1947. PASSED AIO ADOPTED this 2nd. day of -June , A.D. ATTEST: J. N. Jordan Mayor J. L. Gal!away ~y Secretary At this ~xint ~he Mayor recessed the meeting. -:JUA~E .3, 1947 :- A reconvened recessed regular meeting of the City Council of t~ City of Plainview, Texas, was held on the abc~ date with the Mayor, J. N~ Jordan, presiding, and Aldermen, Sam Langford, L. ~. James, C. P. Elliott and City Attorney, Frank R. Day being present when the following business was transacted,to-wit: Alderman Eltiott made a motion which motion was seconded by Alderman J~mes, tl-a t the plat shown on map presented by ORDINANCE NO. 5k2 AN ORDINANCE OF TM CiTY COUNCIL OF T~%~ CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, APPROI~EING AND ACCEPTING A ~VISED PLAT OF BLOCK B OF BR0kU~EY'S SUBDIVI~ SION OF 0U~0T NO. l0 OF ~VAYLAND HEIGHTS ADDI'~ TION TO PLAIh~iEV~~, IN iDYLE COIR{TY, TEXAS, AS SH0~A~N BY THE PLAT OF SAID REF0i$~ED BLOCK B FILED WITH THE CITY COUNCIL OE JULY 7, 1947, AND BE- ING P~EPARED BY W. J. WlLL!AI~S, COD~NTY SURVEYOR, HALE COI~-NTY, TEXAS. BE IT ORDAIlfED BY TM CI~i~Z COUNCIL OF T~ CITY O~ PLAII~-~'IE%~, TEXAS: SECTION 1. That the plat designated as Reformed Block B. of Outlot No. l0 of Waylsnd Heights Addition to Plainvi~, Texas, prepared by W. J. Willis_ms, County Surveyor, Hale County, Texas, and certified by him on June 19, 1947, and filed with said City Council on this July 7, 19A. 7, cover- ing the lands and area designated on said plat, and designat- ed by the owners of said land as the revised plat of Block B of the Subdivision of Block l0 of the Waylaud Heights Addition to the Town of Plainview, in Hale CoSnty, Texas, is in com- pliance with the requiz~uents of the laws of the State of Texas and the ordinances and rules and regulations of this city con- cerning such matter; and this Council and this City do here- by accept and approve said revised plat. SECTION 2. This ordinance shall become effective from and after its final passage. Approved, adopted and published by the City Council of. Plainview, Texas, by unanimous vote on this July 7, 1947. J. N. Jordan l~ayor ATTEST: J. L. Gattaway C~ty oecretary - : JL~E 6, 1947 : - A reconvened recessed meeting of the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas was held on-the above mentioned date with the ~ayor: J. N. Jordan presiding, and Aldermen: C. 2. Elliott, Joe E. Webb, Sam Langford, Ben F. Smith and L. %¥. James, and City ~ttorney, Frank R. Day, being present, when the following business was transacted, to-wit: ~otion by Alderman ¥~ebb, second.ed by Alderman Eiliott, that Hasle & Green engineering Company be paid $1,500.00 on the engineering fees for the sanitary final plans and specifications which will be accepted b~the City Council. It is further understood that the said Hasle & Green Engineer- ing Company will make new plans and specifications when request- ed by~t2ae City Council when requested to do so. The motion was carried and it was os ordered. D~otion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman V~ebb, that the following resolution be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the resolution follows: RESOLUTION ~7~EREAS, the City of Plainview, Texas, is the owner of; One Al!is,Chalmers Speed Patrol S/NT-3247, and desires to trade in said patrol and purchase: One Rebuilt Adams No. 51 ~otor Grader, equipped with 12" Blade, Starter, Cab and Precleaner, Serial No. 608-~! PD-~0, powered with International Diesel Motor S/N PD0-3442; and WheREAS, the City of Plainview has advertised for bids to purchase such Rebuilt Adams Motor Grader and to trade in thereon the Allis-Ohalmers Speed Patrol above described; and ~R~AS, said advertisement was duly made as provided by law and that bids were duly received by the Mayor as fully pro- vided for in said notice to bidders; and ~HE~AS, Plains ~Iachinery Company made the bid and pro- posal to sell to the City of z~lainview, Texas one Rebuilt Ad~ms No. 51 Motor Grader as above described for the sum of FOUR THOUSAND, FI3~E P~DRED AND N0/100 ($&, 500.00 ) DOLLARS and to allow said City on its Allis-Chalmers Speed Patrol a- bove described the sum of FIVE PID~DR~D AI~D NO/100 ($500.00) DOLLARS, leaving a net balance due to Plains lZachinery Company on such proposal the sum of FOUR THOUSAI~D A2~D N0/100 ($&,000.00) DOLLARS; and V~V~REAS, said bid is the best bid offer~ed at the opening of said bids and the City has concluded and it is hereby con- cluded to accept such bid and proposal of the Plains ~achinery Company; and ~HEREAS, the City Desires to issue its three time warrants in part payment of said Adams ~iotor Grader in the sum of ONE THOUSAND AI~D N0/100($1,000.001 DOLLARS each, totaling THREE THOUSAND Ak~D N0/100~ "~(~3,000.00) DOLL&RS, each of said warrants to be dated of even date with this resolution and payable to Plains Machinery Company as follows: Warrant No. 1, in the sum of 01~ THOUSA~O AND N0/100 (~i,000oO0)DOLLA~RS, due on or before one year after date, bearing ~% annual interest; Warrant No.2, in the sLun of 0~ THOUSAh~ AI~ N0/t00 ($i,000.00) DOLi~RS, due on or before two years after kate, beario~g 3~ an~unai interest; and War~ant No. 3, in the sum of OrE THOUSA2~D AND. N0/!00 ($1,000.00) 'DOLLARS, due on or before three years after date, bearing ~ % annual interest. NOW, THEREFORE, BE .IT RESOLVED BT THE CITY COUNCIL OF T~ CITY OF PLAiNVIEW, TEt~S., that the bid of Plains ~lachinery Company be and the ss~me is in all things accepted and that the ~gayor and the City Secretary ~re 'hereby empowered and authorized to issue the said three ~arrants upon the City as nere_n above described ~ach in the sum of 0~ THOUS~ A~?D N0/100 ($1,000.00) DOLLARS each, due on or'befor~ one, two and three years after d~ate, bearing~ 3% ~interest, inte~es~t payable annually, payable to Plains Machinery ~ompany in part payment for one Rebuilt Adams No. 51 ~ot0r Grade~, herein above described, and that the City's resources and full credit is pledged toward the payment of said warrants. MOTION ~DE BY COD~CII~AN Joe E. Webb ,seconded by Councilman L. W. James and unanimously carried that the above and foregoi"ng resolution be approved, and adopted. APPROVED this 6th day of June, A.D. !947. J. N. Jordan Mayor, City of Plaznv~ew, ATTEST: Texas. J. L. Gallaway City Secretary', City Plainview, Texas. The Mayor added Alderman Smith and City Attorney, Frank R. Day, to the commi~ttee to investigate the improvements at the sewage disposal plant. MOtion by~ Alderman Langford, seconded by ~lderman James, that the paving be authorized on Twelf~th Street between Oakland and Portland Streets, The motion was carried and it was so ordered. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. gay0y Plainview, Texas, June t6,19~7 The City Council met in regular meeting with the following members present: Mayor, J. Ni Jordan, Aldermen: Sam Langford, L.~~. James, Ben F. Smith, and C. P. Elliott, CiDy Tax Collector, P. H. Bryan, City Attorney, Frank R. Day, and City Sanitary Officer, Dr. E. C. Nicholl, attended the meeting. i¥~inutes of the last regular meeting, also minutes of the reco~- vened regular meet'ings held on June 3rd. and June 6th read and adopt- ed. Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the following ordinance be passed and adopted. The motion was car- ried and the ordiance follows: V~E~AS, THERE was presented $~o the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, a petition signed by 218 resident qualified ~oters of Plainview, requesting the City Council to call an election for the purpose of determining and the submission of the question: ~tSHALL A C0~ISSION m~EW CHOSEN TO FRA~ A MW CHARTER" FOR T!~ CITY OF PLAI1Q~gIEW? and I~EAS, it appears to the City Council thqt more than the per cent of the qualified voters of the City of Plainview have signed said petition as provided for by Art. 1166, Re- vised Civil Statutes of Texas; and VYrtEREAS, another petition was duly presented to the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, at the same time, signed by 222 qualified voters of the City of Plainview, re- questing the names of fifteen resident, qualified voSers of said City to be placed on the ticket ~ to be elected as a Charter Commission in the event that a majority of the qualified voters should vote affirmatively to elect a co~mission to frame a new charter for the City of Plain~iew. Now. ,TITEREFORE: ORDINANCE N0.~ AN ORDINANCE ,FOR THE SUB~IS SI ON OF TPiE~ QUESTION '~SHALL A C0~2~ISSION BE CHOSEN TO FRA~ A ~EV~ CHARTER" FOR TI~E CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, BASED UPON A PETITION DULY SIGNED BY ~0RE TF~N TEN PER CENT OF T!~ QUALIFIED VOTERS OF T~ CITY OF PLAINVIEW, R~QL~ESTING SUCH ELECTION, AND PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL ELECTION FOR SUCH PURPOSE ~ ~ ~LD IN TI~',~ CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, AND THE PUBLICATION THEFtEOF IN THE PLAIlq~IE~¥ EVENING ~RALD, AND FURTt~ER PROVIDING FOR THE ELECTION OF FIFI~EEN INDIVIDUALS CONSTITUTING SUCH COk~SSION, PROVIDED THAT A I~iAJORITY OF THE QU~LIF~D VOTERS SHALL HAVE VOTED IN THE AFFIP&~ATIVE FOR A C02~ISSION TO BE CHOSEN TO FRA~ A 'IqE~/~' CP2iRTER?" BE IT ~0RDAII~D BY TPiE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLA_INVIEW, TEXAS: SECTION 1. A petition has been filed with the City Council signed by more than ten per cent of the qualified voters of the City of Plainview, Texas, requesting the City Council to call an eletion for the purpsse of the submission of the question: "SHALL A C05~[ISSION-BE CHOSEN TO FRA~LE k NEW C>iARTER" FOR T~d~ CITY 0F PLAI~VIEW? which makes it proper and mandatory upon the City Oounci! to call such election~- SECTION 2. That a petition has been filed with the City Council requesting the names of the following ne~med persons: H. S. Hilburn Lucian Morehead Moody McCu!loch P. B. RandOlph Tom Dean Dexy Sudduth Ohas. M. Smith ~rs. Frank Cave Mrs~ Ellis Carter Everett Dye Lee Leatherman J. D. Strickland Sim Burrows E. J. Green Clarence Solnick to be placed upon a ballot as candidates to compose the Charter Commission, in Ehe event that a majority of the qual- ified voters voting at such election shall have voted in ~he affirmative for the submission of the question "SH~LL A COI~gISSION BE ~o~ TO FRAME A ~ CF~RTER?" and by reason of such ~etition, th~ parties named therein are entitled to have their names written, upon the ballot. SECTION 3. IT IS, THEREFORE, 0RDER~D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF T~ CITY OF PLAIRq~IEW, TEXAS, in Special Session, This 27th day of June ,1947, that a !'Special Election be held at the City Hall, in the City of Plainview, Eale County, Texas, on the 12th day of August ,1947, which election is to be held ~urpose. of submitting the question: "BHALL A CO~M!SSION BE CHOS.~N~ .... TO FRA~ A NEW' ~HARTER" ? ~ '" FOR TIiE CITY OF PL&INVIEW? and that the ballot at said election shall have printed or written thereon the following: "FOR A C0~ISSION TO BE CHOSEN TO FRA~ ~ A I~~ CHARTER' "AGAINST A CO~IISSION TO BE CHOSEN TO FRA~I~ A NEW CI~tTER.'' Each voter shll nark out with black ink or pencil one of the above expressions, thus leaving the other expression as indicating his vote for the remaining expression, and the following, named persons are hereby appointed officers to ~old said election~: T. J. Boney~ __Presiding Officer RO_~ ~iaxey Presiding Judge A. B. Cox Assistant Judge Marie Bier Clerk Mrs. JaCk Bristol Clerk SECTION 4. Each of said ballots shall also have written or printe~ thereon the names of the fifteen persons herein above listed, whom the qualified voters have petitioned the City Council to print their names thereon as candidates to determine whether or not they shall become members of the commission to 'be chosen. Other names may also be printed thereon as candidates to become members of the commission to be chosen, who 'Bhall petition the city Council to have their names placed on said ballot; and each qualified voter shall have the privilege and right to write in the name of a~y person or persons for whom he desires to vote to becom~a member o~ members of such commission; but that no qualified voter voting at said election shall vote for more than fifteen persons to be chosen as a commission to frame a new charter. SECTION 5. None but legally qualified voters of this State and of this County who are residents of the City of Plainview, shatl be entitled to vote at s~,&d election. SECTION 6. Notice of said election shall be given by the publication of this ordiance for one time in the Plainview Evening Herald, which publication shall be at least thirty day's before said election, and that the City Secretary shall also post a copy of this ordinance in three public place~ within the City of Plainview for at le~ast thirty days prior to the date of said election. SECTION 7. The manner of holding said election shall be governed as nearly as may be by the General Election Laws of the State of Texas, except as modified by law, and especially as provided for in Chapter 13, and particularly Arts. 1165 anm 1166 of the Revised Civil Statutes of Texas. APPR0~D, PASo~D Ai~D ADOP~ED this the A. D. !9~7. 27th__ day of June, ~ J.N. Jordan ATTEST: Mayor, ~ty of Plainv~, Texas J. L. Ga~law~ C~-~y Secretary. Motion by A~derman Langford, seconded by Alderman .Eliiott that the resignation of Alvin Willis from the fire department be accepted and that F. ~. Ray be appointed to the place, and the salary to be ~165.00 per month, and that J. R. McCarter be employed to work at the sewage disposal plant, and th~ salary to be ~i56.00 per month. The mot'ion was carried and it was ordered. Motion by Alderman james, seconded by Alderman Ei!iott that Bill Stuckler be employed to work v:ith Vincent Tudor to ,~sign-up" the property owners on i~inth and other streets, for street paving. The motion was carried and i~ was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman james, that the instu~ance on the property at the Municipal Country Club ~ Golf Cmrse be inoreasea ~7,500.00, and_same to be divided into three polices of ~2,500.00 each~ and be distributed three different Agents. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Langford, that the followip~g resolution be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the resolution follows: RESOLUTION ~' .......... t h e ~ ' ~F~i~Ao, ~mty of ?tainview, Texas, is the owner of the following described property, to-wit: Being Lots Nos. i~,!5 and 16, Block No. 19, McCieitand Plaznvmev~, Texas z~al County. Addition to the town of~ · · , ~ e and ~TIE~AS,James ~? Murrei! has made an offer to said City cash consideration of ~[,~0 topurchase said.proP?rtY for a THOUSAI~D AND N0/~i00 (~2,000.00) DOLLARS: ~D WY~REAS, it appears that said offer is a substantial price, a fair ~aiue and the best price that can be obtained and the s~e should be in all things accepted. ~ "~ ~ ~' '=" BE IT RESOLVED BY T~ Ci~f CO~CIL OF NOW, z ~ N~ 0P~, T~ CITY OF ~kINVIEW, TE~S, in regul~ session, on the 16th day of .~June ~19~7. with a quor~ bein~ present, that the offer of J~es H. M~zet , a~ TWO THOUSAND ~D NO/100(~2,000.00) DOLL~S, for the purchase of the above described property be accept- ed and that said lots be conveyed to the purchaser by General aut._orized to execute such Warranty Deed, and ti~at the Mayor be b d .... ~ ~ ~+ .... .~s ~ +.h~ ~u~tv 2ec~etarv. under corporate sea!~ ret~'in~n~ a !zen mn ~a~or_9~.~Qzty l~atmon~ Bantu of piaznvzew which sum zs a~vanceaov s~z~ oa~. TI~ 'ABOVE RESOLL~I~N having been duly considered and dis- cussed, it was moved by ~o~cml~n j~es seconded by Counci~an Langfo~d t~t the above and foregoi~ resolution be ~dopted, and upon being put to a vote, ~ of the council- men voted "A~' ~d No voted ',NAY". Motion by Alderman E!liott~ seconded by Alderman Jsames, that the estimates of Bryan & Hoffman on the paving contract the amount of ~3,050.40, and one for Hasle & Green, Engineers for the emount of $603.0~, be accepted and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Langford, that the completed work on the following streets be accepted as per the engineers reoof~uendation. The motion was carried and the list Of streets fellow. llth Street - Ash - Date Austin - 2nd. - 3rd. Austin ~ 3rd. - 4th. Construction Cost 6}00.91 2365.32 3008.00 Total Cost 11,67&~.23 Plus Engineering 12,374.68 City Part 2,698.55 Upon a motion and second th~e'~bill for 8855 square yards of "Seal Coat. at 10¢ per square yard, amounting-to $885.50, presented by Hoffman & Bryan be allowed and ordered paid. This work was done on East sixth, and East Seventh Streets. The motion was ear, id and it was so ordered. ~gotion by Alderman Langfor~, seconded by Alderman James, that the "Elect~2cian's Bond of the Arrow Electric Co., for Otto L. Pitt be approved and accepted. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Langford, that the bill of the Reams Electric Company, for $372.~.7 for work done at the Soft Ball ~round be allowed and ordered paid. The motion was carried and i~as so ordered. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. June 23, 1947 A Called meeting of the Council of the City Of~iPlainview, Texas, was held on the above metioned date, the Nay0r, JoNoJordan. presiding, and Alderman Sam Langford, L. W. James, Joe E. Webb, and C. ~ty Tax Collector, P. H. Bryan, and City Attorney, Frank R. ~ay, being present when the following business was transacted, to-wit: Alderman Webb made ~motion which motion was seconded by Alderman Langford, that the following resolution be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and resolution follows: EXTRACT FR01~I Ti~ ~IINUTES OF A SPECIAL ~TEETING OF 'i~ CITY cOL~CIL OF T~E CIT~'0F PLAINVIEW~ TE'XAS. SPONSOR OF I~iALE COUNTY 'AiP~ORT~ ~LD ON ~UNE ~ " --23~ A. D. 1947. The following Resolution was introduced by read in f~ll and considered: Langford RESOLUTION Au~PTING THE OFFER ~DE BY THE ADMINISTPJ~TOR OF CIVIL AER0i~AUTICS,U. S . D~Am~EI~T OF CO~RCE, Ai~ A~PTING T~ GI~NT AG~E~NT BE IT RESOLVED BY T~ CITY COUNCIL OF TI~ CITY OF PLAIh~VIE~~, TEXAS: THAT the City of Ptainview, Texas, joined by Hale County, Texas, does hereby accept the offer made by the Admin- istrator of Civil Aeronautics, U. S. Department of' Commerce, and does accept and approve the Grant Agreement which is as follows: TO : FROI~ :, "Date: Jun.20, 1947 Hale County Airport Project No. 947-41-064-1 Hale County and The City of Plainview, Texas (herein referred to as the Sponsor) The Administrator of Civil Aeronautics (herein referred to as the Administrator) lJ The Project, as used herein, means airport develop-. merit as proposed by the Sponsor and approved by the Administrator of a Class II'Airport; located at Plain- vie. w.. Texas; Project No ~47r41-064-!; Scope and des- crlp~lon of deve!op~~ent i ~errorm grading, ~rainage, lighting, and paving of one runway with taxiways, apron, access road and appurtenant work. 2. Pursuant to, and for the purpose of carrying out, the provisions of the Federal Eirport Act (Public Law No. 377, 79th Congress, 60 Stat. -170), and 3. In consideration (a) of the agreement by the Sponsor, as evidenced by the acceptance of this offer, to carry out the obligations stipulated herein with resoect to the Project and (b) of the benefits to accrue to the United States and the public from the accomplishment of the Project as part of the National Airport Plan developed by the Ad_ministrator, and from the operation and maintenance of the Hale County Airport in accordance with ~rovisions of the Sponsor's Assurance Agreement approved for execution by resolution of the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, on April 9, 1947, and by resolution of the Conmmissioners' Court of Hale County, Texas, on April 14, 1947. 4. The Administrator for and on behalf of the United States~hereby offers and agrees to pay, in the form of a public grant, 5~ of the allowable Project costs as the United States share of Costs incurred in accomplish- ing the Project. 5. The maximum obligation of the United States payable under this offer shall be ~80,000.00 6. Thisoffer sh~ll expire, and the United States shall not~ be obligated to pay any of the allowable costs of the Pro~ect, unless this offer is accepted by the Sponsor within 60 days from June 20,1947, except that the Admin- istrator may, in writing, extend such time for acceptance. The administrator reserves the right to revoke or mr. end this offer at any time prior to acceptance. 7. This offer is made subject to the provisions of the Federal Airport Act cited above, the Regulations, pro- mulgated thereunder by the Administrator on January 9, 1947, as amended, the Sponsor's Assurance Agreement referred to above, the Project Application and plans and specifiqations for the Project submitted by the Sponsor as approved by the Administrator, all of which are hereby specifically incorporated herein and made a part hereof. 8. The Sponsor agrees by its acceptance of this offer: (a) to begin accom~lisY~ment of the Project within a reasonable time after the acceptance of this offer, and (b) to carry out and to complete the Project in accordance with the terms of this offer, including the requirements specified in the doc~uments and material incorporated in and made a part hereof under Paragraph 7 above. 9. Any misrepresentation or omission of a material fact by the Sponsor concerning the Project or the Sponsor,s authority or ability to carry out the ob- ligations a~sumed by the Sponsor in accepting this offer shall terminate the obligation of the United States, and it is understoo~d, a.nd ~agreed. by the.,Sponsor in ac- cepting this offer ~nat ix' a ma~eriai i act has been misrepresented or omitted by the Sponsor, the Ad_minis,- trator on behalf of the United States may recover all grant payments made. 15. If and when this offer is accepted by the Sponsor, such offer and acceptance shall comprise,the Grant Agree- ment constituting the obligations of the United States and the Sponsor with respect to the accomplishment of the Project and the operation and maintenance of Hale County Airport. 11. It is hereby ~understood and agreed that no grant payments will be made by the United Stat~s pursuant to this agreement until the sponsors have submitted evidm ence, satisfactory to the administr.ator, that they have acquired the outstanding mineral interests in the pro- perty designated as Parcel i on the map~ dated April 9, 1947, attached as Exhibit "A' to The. Sponsor,s Assur- ance Agreement, or that such mineral interests have been subordinated to the development of the Project and to the use ~nd operation of the property as a public airport under this agreement. bRUITED STATES OF AMERICA The Administrator of Civil Aeronautics By: L. ~'~ ~. Eltiott Regional Administrator, RegionIV Accepted, this the 23rd~ ~day of June _,19~7. SEAL Attest: HALE COL~TY, TEXAS By E__rnest Tibbets County Judge Fred Shelton County Clerk oEAL Attest: CITY OF PLAINVIEW~, TEXAS BY J.N. Jordan Mayor J. L. Gailawa~ City Secretary BE IT FLrR'I~ER IhESOLVED BY T~ CITY COD~CIL: T~T the Hon. J. N. Jordan, Mayor of the City of Plainview, Texas, is hereb~ authorized and dirredted to execute said acceptance of said Grant Agreement for and on behalf of the City of Plainview, Texas, and the City secretary is hereby authorized and directed to press the official seal of the City of Plainview, Texas, thereon and to attest said execution. CERTiFIC%TE STATE OF TEXAS ) ( COUNTY OF HALE ) I, J. N. Jordan, Mayor of the City of Plainview, Texas, do hereby cetify to. the ~dministra.tor of Civil Aeronautics, De- T ' d partment of Commerce, of the Unzte States of ~nerica, that Vhe City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, did, on the 27th day of June, ~. D. ~t947, designate T~CI~ NATIONAL BA~ 0F .... ~Y TE~S, as the official depository, authorized by law P~zN ~iE ~, to receive public funds, to receive payment fr~ the City of ~ t Plainview, Texas, and Hale ~oun y, Texas and the b~ited States, representi~ their respective shares of the project cost of the development of the Hale Cm~nty Airport. I F~TI~R CERTI~ TD~T said acaonnt s~iE be ~ntitled "FEDE~L A~ORT PROJECT, Y~LE C0~{T~ AI~ORT, P~IN~EW, ~S," and the this certificate is made in confo~ity with the Resolu- tion duly adopted by the ~ty Council of the ~z y of Pla~view, Texas, so designating T~ CITY NATI01~L BAhai 0F PLAIt~IEW, TE~ as such depository. ~ ~ ........ witness my official h~d as. IN TEST~!O~ ~i~0~, Mayor of the City of Plainview, Texas, this the 27th day of June, A. D. 1947. J. N. Jordan ~ayor, City of Plainvi~, Texas. ATTEST: J. L. Gallawa~ City Secretary, City of Plain- view, Texas. Bids were opened for the removal of water mains, water pipe and fire hydrants which the City recently purchased from the U. S. Government, which material is located at the P. 0. W. Camp at He~ord, Texas. There were two bids submitted--one by the Panhandle Construction Co., of Lubbock, Texas for the amount of $7,493.00, and one from Jordan ~ Tubb, of Plainview, Texas, for the amount of $7,3&2.00. It being found that the bid of Jordan & Tubb of Plainview, Texas being the lower bid Alderman Webb made a motion which motion was seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the bid of Jordan & Tubb be accepted and, that the ~ayor, be and he is hereby authorized to sign a con- tract with Jordan & Tubb. The motion wad carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the bill of J. W. Williams & Son, for the amount of $387.30, said bill being the balance for engineering fees on the Airport, be allowed and ordered pa~. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Elliott, seconded by Alderman Webb, that the City sell ~15,000.00 of Goverm~ent Bonds, said bonds now belonging to the Street Paving Bond Fund, and to deposit the proceeds to the Water & Sewer Construction Bond Fund. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. ~6~mt y Secretary YOR ~/ JUNE 27, 1947 :- A called meeting of the ~' ozty Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, was held on the above named date with the Mayor, J.N.Jordan, presiding, and the Alderraan: Sam Langford, ~.P.Eltiott and L. W. James, and City Attorney,Fmank R. Day, being present when the following business was transacted, to-wit: Alderman James made a motion which motion was seconded by Alderman Langford, tPa t the following ordinance be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the ordinance follows: SEC~TARY'S AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING THE STA~I~ OF TEEAS ) ( COUNTY OF PiALE ) I, J. L. Callaway, City Secretary of the City of Plainview, Texas, do hereby certify that Notice of Election of the City of Plainview, Texas, in Hale County, on the proposition of whether or not "SI~LLL A C05~iSSION B~ CHOSEN TO FRA_~ A N~W CHARTER" FOR THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW ? was duly posted by me within Said City in three s~parate piaces, to-wit: .One at the Bulletin Board at the City Hall zn the City of Ptainview, Texas; One at Court House Bulletin Board, Hale Co., Texas. on6~at City Auditorium, Plainview Hale Co., Texas. Said Notices were duly posted on the 27th day of June, A. D., 1947. E~CUTED this 2$th day o~ June A. D. 19~7. J. L. Galiaway City Secretary, City of Plainview, Texas. SWOP~N TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFOR~ ~[E on this the 28th day of June, A. D. 1947. ( Seal ) P, nlNNiE FS~ PJ~H Notary P~bli6, Hale Co., Texas. Motion by Alderman Elliott, seconded by Alderman Langford, that the following resolution be passed and adopted. The motion was carz~ied and the resolution follows: EXTRACT FRO~ TAU~ MtI~I~$ 0F A SPECIAL M'EETiNG1 OF TF~E ~iL 0~' T~ ofTY O~iNViEV~~, TE~ ~PONSON OF-H~C0~TY AIRPORT, ~LD 0N JIR,~ 27 A. ~. 1947. The following Resolution was introduced by Councilman Elliott , read in full au d considered; RESOLUTION DESIGNATING THE CITY NATIONAL BANK 0F PLAINV~W, TEXAS, AS DEPOSITORY FOR T~ HANDLING OF AN ACCOD~T FOR ~'FEDERAL AIRPORT PROYECT, l~I~ COUNTY AIRPORT, PLAII1NIEW, TEXAS". BE iT ~SOL~-ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF T~ CI~ 0P PLAINVIEW, ~XAS: THAT the City of Plaisview, Texas, joined by Hale County, Texas, does hereby designate the City Nation Bank of Plainview, Texas, as depository, which bank is authorized by law to receive public funds, to receive payments representing the Unite~ States' share of the project cost of the development and improvement of Hale County Airport, and also to receive payments and monies re- presenting the share of the City of Plainview, Texas and ~ale County, Texas of the project cost for the development of said hale County Airport. BE IT FD~THER ~S©LVED: THAT said account shall be designated and entitled ,,Federal Airport Project, ilale County Airport, Plainview, Texas" . BE IT FURTHER RESOL~ED: T~qT no other funds shall be deposited in said account except airport funds and monies paid into said account by Hale ~'t County and the ~,l y of Plainvzew and by the Federal Government for the development of the project. BE IT FURTF~ ~SOLVED: T]~T the funds so deposited shall be withdrawn by the sponsor only in Dayment of the project. BE IT FURT~R ~SOLVED- THAT Hem. J. N. Jordan, I~ayor of the City of Piainview, Texas, for and on behalf of the City of Plainview, is hereby authorized and directed to execute proper certificate, along with Ho~. Ernest Tibbets, County judge of Hale County, Texas, for and on behalf of Hale County, certifying to the Administra- tor of Civil Aeronautics, that The City National Bank of Plainview, Texas, has been duly designated as such deoository and that such certificate he attested and certified to by the City Secretary under the official seal of the City of Plainview, Texas. d secoaded by ~¢~OTION was made by councilman ~angfor ~. Councilman James that the above resolution be adopted, and upon being put to a vote carried unanimously by vote of ,the council members present. Motion by Alderman Eiliott, seconded by Alderman james, that the City purchasing agent be and he ~s hereby instructed to make arrangements with the City of ~ubbock, Texas, to have the alleys in Plainview, Texas sprayed with DDT solution. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. ~ity Secretary Plainview, Texas, July 7, 1947. The City Council met in regular meeting with the following members present: Mayor, J. ~. Jordan, Aldermen: C. P. E!liott, Joe E. V~ebb, L. ~'. James and Ben F. Smith, City'Tax Collector, P. i~. Bryan, and City Attorney, Frank R. Day, attended the meet- ing. Minutes of the last regular me~ing, also minutes of the called meetings held on June, 23rd and June 27th, read and adopted. Motion and second that the monthly reports be accepted and ordered filed, the regular salaries, and the following bills, be allowed and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it. was so ordered: ~PORTS: City Secretary, s report of Water, Sewer and Mis- cellaneous collection in June, 1947, ~,574.'90; P.H.Bryan,s re- port for JUne, ~$ 1717.01;- Current Taxes Delinquent taxes for the month of ~ . -- ;- , June, w267.78; Chief of ~oltce s report for the month of June, 19Z~7, $1164.00; Building Inspecto~'sr~report for June, ~614.95; Plainview Bus Company's report for May and June, 1947, ~52.30. SALARIES: P. ~. B~yan, ~250.00; J. N. Jordan, $185.00; ' · ~' ~i15.00; Frank R J. L Callaway, ~t$5 00; Iva ~'~argaret Kay, . Day, ~100.00; Lester W. James, ~20.00~ Sam Langford, ~20.00; Joe E. Webb, ~20.00; Ben F. Smith, $20.00; C. P. Eliiott, $20.00; Hoyt_ Curry, ~225.00; Nath Burkett, $175.00; J. E. Sheeon, ~i65.00; E. J. Shearer, ~165.00; Joe E. oaker,2 ~165.00; B. M. Odom, ~200.00; Hub Butt, ~i5~.00; Floyd i~elson, ~165.00; T. P. Sitton, 9165.00; Lloyd-M. ~ilen, ~i65.00; George J. Bos- well, $1~0.00; W. J. Bryan, $115.00; Sam Faith, ~80.00; Delbert Ballew, $165.00; oili Adams, ~165.00; A. M. H~nitton, $205.00; Leedy Maxey, ~175.00; Frank Rigter, ~165.00; Berry Lynch, $165.00 Clyde R. Dorsett, $165.~0; F. k. o ~ay, ~165.00; Fred L. Chandler, $165.00; J. A. Ballew, ~165.00; Plainview Fire Department, $30.00; w. F. Foley, ~325.00. S. E. Bolles, ~255.00; ~. T Herrod, ~ 65.00- j. B. Slaughter, ~140.00; Lewis Lowe, ~165.00; H. ~. ~loan, ~130.00; J. ~. McCarter, $156.00; J. P. ~arlin, ~180.00; Ac L. King, $195.00; O. B. Guin, $155.00; 0. E. Euykendall, ~165.00; Roy L. Warren, ~165.00; R. N. Tekell, ~165.00; J. M. Heflin, ~130.00; Dr. ~. C. Nicholl, ~l~0o00; Josephine Piller, $50.00; Dr. D. P. Jones, $75.00; '~ii' Evans, $!~0.00; Frank Stultz, $1~0.00. BILLS: J~ E. Cook, Dri.l. ling Contractor, .~205.00~ City of Plainview-Withholding Tax, $403~75; City of Plainview-Disburse- ments, ~2~303.79; J. L. GallawayFCity Collector. ~81.67; Plainview Fire Depargman~t, ~30.00; Earl T. Barr $770.00;0. E~ Kuykendall, $296 00; J. L Gallaway,-Registrar, ~'~0 50; Tom Majors, ~125.00; Southwestern Public Service Company, :~1,242.02; Southwestern Bell~ .~e . ~ iephone Company, ~i81 00; West ~xas Gas Company, ~3i.25; The ~ale County Abstract Company, Inc., ~2~.00- H. A. Bolinger $946.20; Co~erciat Radio '~ ' ~-~ ' - ~quzpment Comply, ~.50; R & R SuBply Co., Inc., ~3.95; Tri Angle Cafe, ~5.i5; Piainview Safety Lane, $/+5.60; Shepard Chevrolet Company, :$20.65; Bradford Supply Co., Inc., $39.1~; Continental 0il Co., ~63.t9; Eagle Chemical Co., ~6~ ~5; Brown Refrigeration Service~ $15.00; ~?. S. Dar!ey ~ '~ . ¢41.55; The General Detroit Corp., ¢~.~59; The Long-Bell L~ber ~omp~y, ~t3.70; Shook Tire Company, $25.34; State Chemical Co., $25.00; Higginboth~-Bartiett Company, $i~&.38; Norris Hardware ~11.95; Biggs & Company, ~23.28; Ptainview Hardware Co., $20.20; Blankenship Supply Company, $13.06; Kiker's Service Station, $20.96; The Pla~iew Tribune, $~9.00. Plainview Builders Supply, ~16.0~; Connor Mathes Core. party, $4.85; T~ Hammond, $390.00; Neptune ~eter Company, $88.20; Viking Supply Company, ~,$704o80; Dallas Foundry, Inc., $56.25; ~abry 0il Company, ~'~. ., ~ 75; ~einecke BroS~, ~8.~5; Re~s Electric Company, ~22.38; Industrial Electronics Cor~ ~o.80; Phillips Battery ~ompany, $76.97~ Chase.& McGi~is~cT~ $i~.57; Ratliff,s Black- smith Shop, ~19.50; V. R. Rodgers & Son, ~7.75; Firestone Stores, $122.03; Plains Machinery Co~oanY, Si017.11; Plainview Sanitari~ & ClinicianS320.15; John Hull, ~56~00; Roll-A-Way Sprinkler & Company, ~22.50; Nisbet-Ludeman, ~28.98; The Karpark Corp., $20.91 Smith & Billington, ~86.50; The Rogers Agency, ~86.50; John Logsdon, ~86.50; Boyd & Davenport, 956.00; Foxworth-G. albraith Comoany, ~2.i6; Clowe k Cbwan, Inc., ~SkS.gk; Thatcher Printing ~ompany, ~tk.15; Herald-News_ Publishing Company~ ~71.7o. ~ Western Union, ~9.12 . ' Hugh R. Etter, ~i09.05; Panhandle &~ Santa Fe Railway Co., ~90o62; Green Wrecking Company, ~20.32; R. N. Hotlister, ~530.i0; Texas Sand ~. Gravel Company, Inc., ~57.88; The City of Lubbock, ~275.00; Edmiston Service Station, ~6.67; Earl T. Bart, ~770.00; Board of City Development, $750.00; Plainview indp~ School District, ~125.00; Piainview ~ublic Library, ~40.00; ~ercantile National Bank at Dallas, ~1550.00; The Texas Company, ~60.77; Continental 0il Company, ~2.70; ~agnolia Petroleum Company, ~69.9 Motion by Alderman ]~ebb, seconded by Alderman James, that the auditors report made by H. A. Bolinger, C. P. A. of Lubbock, Texas, of the City's accounts be accepted and that his bill of ~946.20 for the service be allowed and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Elliott, seconded by Alderman James, that an open valley be made across Lexington Street at 8th Street to relieve flood-water conditions. The motion was carried and it was os ordered. Motion by Aider~an James, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that ~he. South half (½} of the Block between 10th and ilth Streets on Milwaukee Street be pa~ed. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. ~{otion by Alderma~ebb, seconded by Alderman Smith, that the salary of Chief of Police Hoyt Curry, be increased ~75.00; per month beginning July 1, 1947. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Eiiiott, secohded by Alderman Smith that James A. Baltew be appointed to a place in the police department, and that the salary to be ~!65.00; per month. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Smith, That the estimates of Bryan & Hoffman for the amount of $2,935.50, mud for the amount of ~!,252.14 on paving contract, and one for Hasle & Green Engineers, for the amount of $!,359.64 be approved and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Upon a motion and second, the engin~ers report of com- pleted work on the following streets be accepted asper the engineers reconnuendation. The motion was carried and the list of streets follows: i2th Broadway - Austin 12th Austin - Baltimore l'2th Baltimore - Col. Austin St. i1 - 12 Cons't Cost 1774.00 24i5.23 2453.57 2092.00 Total ~onS' t Cos $ 8714.60 Total City Cost 2014.42 Total cost plus eng.8966.04 l~otion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman James, that the following ordinance be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the ordinance follows: THE STATE OF ~XAS ) ( COL~NTY OF HA~ ) THIS ~TEMOPwk~i OF AGReEmeNT made and entered into between m. Jordan, the City of P!ainvie~~, acting herein by its May~ J. ~ and Hale County by its County Judge, Ernest Tibbets, both of whom were duly authorized by proper resolution, herein, called lessor, and Allen Rigtsr, herein called lessee, is to witness: That the lessor does hereby lease and let to the lessee, the following described property, to-wit: All of the North 1/2 of Section No.41, Block JK-2, Hale Coun.~y, Texas, excepting, however, therefrom the T IIangars and the ground iF~ediateiy around the same, the Airport Plot Addition and all of that por- tion of said half section lying east of the North- east-Southwest runway° upon the following terms and conditions: That the lessee agrees to seed and plant 75 acres of said land to alfalfa in the fall of 1956 and that the lessee shall have the rental of all of such land so planted to alfalfa for a period of three years, ending December 31, i9~9, and all of the balance of said land to be planted to wheat or grain sorghum, and the term of said lease for the land so planted to wheat or grain sorghum is for a period of one year and shall revert back to the lessor, when said crop or crops are harvested. ® As rents due and payable to lessor, lessee will pay one third (1/3) of all baled alfalfa hay, delivered to the market in Plainview, Texas, paying all expenses ~f mooring and raking said hay and the delivery thereof; but the lessor will pay one third of the cost of baling same, but if said alfalfa crops are dehyderated, then the lessee will pay as rent to the lessor i0~ of all of such hay dehyderated. As rents on wheat and grain sorghum, lessee will deliver one third of all o£ such wheat to the elevator to the credit of the lessor, free of any and all expenses, except the lessor will pay 8~ per bushel for its one third of the wheat so harvested and all grain sorhgums will be delivered to the elevator free of any and all expense to the lessor, except the lessor will pay ~¢ per bushel for all of such grain delivered to its credit. In this connection the lessor agrees to drill and case and furnish a pump for an irrigation well on said land herein leased and the lessee will furnish the motor to ~oerate said pump, and that the lessee will pay all cost of power and fuel in operating said irrigation well, and a~ the end of this lease lessee shall have the right to remove said motor. In this connection, the lessee ag-tees to furnish the necessary alfalfa seed to seed the 75 acres to alfalfa and will do all of the work necessary in the preparation of the ground and the planting of same, and as a consideration for the furnishing of the alfalfa seed, the lessee shall be entitled to and shall receive all of the first cutting of the hay from said alfalfa land. Thereafter the rents will be paid as here- in abOve specified. it is distinctly understood and agreed between the parties hereto that the land herein leased to the lessee is a part of the Hale County Airport which is a public airport and the ~ssor reserves to itself all runways, all buildings, and all facilities and all of the other necessary ground'or grounds, whether herein specifically stated or not, to fully, adequately, and safely operate a~d maintain such airport, and that the lessee will refrain and desist from the use or the con- trol off any such ground that the lessor may desire or need or that may be required by the Civil Aeronautic Administration in the i~&orovement, maintenance and the operation of said airport, and in the taking or operation of any such lands, the lessee may have crops growing on will be permitted with the understanding that the lessee will be paid a reasonable compensation for the cost and the loss of such lands on which crops are being grown or produced. It is further understood that the other land not planted to alfalfa will be operated and worked on the same basis for a period of three years from this lease, if mutually agreed upon between the lessor and the lessee herein. The lessee specifi~caiiy agrees on his part that in the irrigating of any of said land herein leased to him that he will not at any 'time permit any of the water from the irrigation well to get on the runways or the approaches, and will at all times keep said runways free and clear 6f all of 'such irrigation water. At the end of this lease, lessee agrees to surrender Mo full and complete possession of said premises in as good condition as received, ordinary wear and tear and destruction by fire and the elements only excepted. w The lessee shall not sublease any of the property herein leased to him during the term of this lease withbut the written consent of the lessor and he agrees to faith- lui y, accurately and promotlv account and pay over to the lessor all rents as herein provided and a failure to do so will forfeit the iessee's rights in and to said premises. V~ITI~SS OUR HANDS this the 15th day of July, A. D. 19~6. CITY OF PLAiI-~V!~ BY J.N. Jordan Mayor HALE COLU~TY BY ~_.nest Tibbets County Judge Lessor Allen Rigier ~-~it 1 e n Rig!er Lessee STATE OF TEY~$ COUNTY T}iiS ]~MOR~2{Db~[ OF AG~E}~Ei~T made and entered into between the City of Plainview, acting herein by its ~¥1ayor, J. N. Jordan, and Hale County by its County Judge, Ernest Tibbets, both of whom were duly authorized by proper resolu- tion, herein called lessor, and George M. Schick, Jr., herein called lessee it to witness: That the lessor does hereby lease and let to the lessee, the following described property, to-wit: All of the South 1/2 of Section No. 41, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas, less, however, the large hangar, apron and area west thereo~, the main runway and all runways themselves, upon the foibwing terms and conditions: That the lessee agrees to seed and plant 75 acres of said land to alfalfa in the fall of 19~6 and tM t the lessee shall have the rental of all of such land sm planted to alfalfa for a period of three years, ending December 3i, 1949, and all of the balance of said land to be planted to wheat or grain sorgh~a, and the term of said lease for the ~and So planted to wheat or grain sorghum is for a period of one year and shall revert-back to the lessor, when said crop or crops are harvest- ed. e As rents due and payable to lessor, lessee will pay one third of all baled alfalfa hay, delivered to the market in Plain- view, Texas, paying all expenses of mowing and raking said hay and the delivery thereof'; but the lessor will pay one third of the cost of baiing ssame, but if said alfalfa crops are dehyderat- ed, then the lessee will pay as rent to the lessor 40% of all of such hay dehyderated. As rents on wheat and grain sorghum, lessee will deliver one third of all of such wheat to the elevator to the credit of the lessor, free of any and all expenses, except the lessor will pay 8~ per bushel for its one third of the wheat so harvested and all grain sorghums will be delivered to the elevator free of any and all expense to the lessor, except the lessor will pay 4~ per bushel for all of such grain deiviered to its credit. In this connection the lessor_agrees to drill and case and furnish a pump for an irrigation well on said land herein leased and the lessee will ftu~nish the motor to operate said pump, and that the lessee will pay all cost of power and fuel in operating said irrigation well, and at the end of this lease, lessee shall have the right to remove said motor° In this connection, the lessee agrees to furnish the necessary alfalfa seed to seed the 75 acres to alfalfa and will do all of the work necessary in the preparation of the ground and the planting of same, and as a consideration for the furnishing of the alfalfa seed, the lessee shal~be entitled to and shall receive all of the first cutting of the hay form said alfalfa land. Thereafter, the rents will be paid as here- in above specified. It is distinctly' understood and agreed between the parties hereto that the land t~erein leased to the lessee is a part of the Hale County Airport which is a public airport and the lessor re- serves to itself all runways, all buildings, all facilities and all of. the other necessary ground or grounds, whether herein specifically stated or not, to fully, adequately, and safely operate and maintain such ariport, and that the lessee will re- frain and desist from the use or the control of any such ground tha~ the lessor may desire or need or that may be requi~ed by the Civil Aeronautic Administration in the improvement, main- tenance and the operation of said airport, and in the taking or operation of any such lands, the~le~ssee may have crops growing on will be permitted with the understanding that the lessee will be paid a reasonable compensation for the cost and the loss of such lands on which crops are being grown or produced. It is further understood that the other land not planted to alfalfa will be operated and worked on the same basis for a period of three years from this lease, if mutually agreed upon between the lessor and the lessee herein. The lessee specifically agrees on his part that in the irrigating of any of said land herein leased to him that he will not at any time permit any of the water from the irrigation w~!l to get on the runways or the approaches, and will at all times keep said runways free and 'clear of all of such irrigation water· At the end of t?~s lease, lessee agrees to surrender up full and complete pqssession of said premises in as good condition as received, ordinary wear and tear and destruction by fire and the elements only excepted. The lessee shall not sublease any of the property here- in leased to him during the term of this lease with~out the written consent of the lessor and he agrees to faithfully, . accurately and promptly account and pay over to the lessor all rents as herein provide~ and a failure to do so will forfeit the lessee's rights in and to said premises. WITI. fESS OUR HAR~DS this the 15th day of july, A. D. 19~6o CiTY OF PLAI~-IEW BY J. N. Jordan Mayor HALE COT~TY BY Ernest Tibbets Uounty judge Lessor Qeorge M. Schick, Jr. ~es-s~e Be it resolved by the Cos~missioners Court of Hale County and the City Council of Plainview, Texas meeting in special session on the l0 day of June A. D. 1947 that the bid of Bryan & Hoffman Contractors of Plainview marked ~,Base Bid Dtt which specified l" Cold ~ix Blended Rock Asphalt and totals $1~0,~02.19 be accepted subject to the approval of the C. A. A. State of Texas County of Z~ale I, Fred Sheiton, Clerk of the Commissioners Court of Hale County Texas hereby certify .that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of Resolution as the same appears of record in ¥olume 6, Page 368 of the Commissioners' court I~inutes of-ale County, Texas. Witness my hand and official seal of office in Plainview, Texas, this 12th day of June k. D. 1947. Fred Shelton C~erk of Commissioners' Court, Hale ~ounty, Texas. Be it remembered that the Com~uissioners Court of Hale County Texas met in speciall called session this the 10th day of June, 1947, to receive bids and proposals for the paving of the Runway and other developments of the Hale County Air Port, Plainview, Texas, and those present at said meeting were, Ernest Tibbets, County Judge, Hale County; C. G. Howard, Commissioner ~rec.1, Hale County; R. E. ~ilson, Co~mmissioner Prec.N1.2, Hale County; J. L. ~ann, Commissioner Prec.No.3, Hale County; J. B. Smith, Commissioner Prec.No.a,Hale County; And, at 2 O'clock P. ~I~, in accordance with the Notice to Bidders the sealed bids and proposals were opened, tabulated, and duly condidered by the Commissioners Court of hale County, and also by the City Officials '0~ Plainview, Texas who met in special session with the Commissioners Court of ~ale County; and, after due and proper cons. ideration given to all of the bids and proposals submitted, it was determined by a unanimous vote of the ~ mmmss~oners Court of Hale County, and, by a unanimous vote of the all members of the City Council of Plain- view, Texas, present and voting, that the Bid and ~r6posals of BRYAN & HOFF~N C0~RACTORS, of Plainview, Texas, be favored and accepted, as set our and specified under their "Base Bid D", calling for 1,, Cold Mix Blended Rock Asphalt, such Bid totalin ~140,302.19, an~ such bid was and is favored and accepted sub- ject to the approval of the C. A. A. 'And~ it is further directed that this resolution of a:c'cept- ance of said Bid, be entered of record in the i~inutes of the Commissioners Court of Hale County, Texas; that a copy of same be furnished to the City of Plainview, Texas; and, that a Copy thereof be promptly mailed to ~r. J. D. Chruch, Division Engineer for the E. A. C., at Big Springs, Texas. l~otion by Alderman James, second'ed by Alderman '~ebb,~ that Jordan & Tubb, contrac~0rs, b~-authorized to extend and lay water., main and sewer lines from. South. Broadwa.: y'. Street into- .. the B6yn~on SUb Oivision to ~the. . City of P!ainvi:ew, Text's,_. at the same unit r~te of e~st as used in the" sU~neralI Addition. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. A motion and second that Str~eet lights be installed at the intersection of 6th and Joliet Streets, and at 2nd. and Austin Streets. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. ~otion and seconded that two (2) men be sent from the Fire Department to the Annual'' training School at A. & ~. College. The mo. tionm was carried. The Ta~ Collector was instructed to made the best s~ttle- meat possible on S½ of lot 12~B10ck 15 0.T. making such pen- alty and interest concession as he deems necessary to clear up the taxes. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. d~Y Secret~ry ~- .... July 21, t9~7, P!ainview, Texas The City Council met in regular meeting with the following members present: Mayor, J. N. Jordan. Aldermen: Sam Langford, CoP. Elliott, L. W. J~mes and Joe E. Webb, City Tax Collector, Bryan, City Attorney,Frank R.Day, and City Sanitary Office, Dr. E. C. Nicholl, attended the meeting. ~lnutes of the last meeting read and adopted Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded 'by Alderman Etliott, that the following resolution be passed and adopted. The motion was carrisd and the resolution follows: WHE~AS, the eighteen fit. center of ~lftn Street from the ~\:est sdie of Austin Street to Columbia Street is paved with an eighteen ft. concrete paving, which portion of said Fifth Street constitutes U.S. Highway No. 70; and reet ~AS, the balance of Fifth Street between Austin St and Colmmbia Street on each side thereof is unimproved; and W~AS, heavy traffic and many vehicles move over said section of said highway and creates a hazard to the traveling public; W~S~' -, it is the desire and request of %he ~ty ~ounc~ of the City of Plainview, that said F~t- Street between Austin and Col~bia Streets on each side of said concrete slab be im- proved and paved by the Highv~y Department, and in consideration of the Highway Department and/or the State of Texas so pavi~ that portion of ~ifth, Street, the City of Plainview obligates and binds itself to provide curbs, gutters and utility adjust- ments necessary before such paving is done, all at the expense and cost of the City of Plainview. NOW, T~FO~, BE IT ~S~LVED TI~ CITY COB~CIL 0F T~ CITY 0F PLAINVIEW, TEakS, in reg~ar session, this 21st day of July, 1947, that the Highway department is respectfully requested to imorove and pave on each side of the concrete slab., on Fifth Street between Austin and ~ol~bz Streets in the City of Plain- view, Texas. BE IT ~5~T~TEE ~SOL~ED by the city Council of the City of ?lainview, Texas, that the City of ?lainview obligates and binds itself to provide the necessary curbs, gutters and Utility ad- justments, etc., at its own cost and expense. seconded b~ Elliott MOTION made b~ Lang~ord , and upon a vote, same was unanimously carried. l~otion by Alderman Webb, secondeg by Alderman Elliott, that the ,,projection "of the curb at the conrner, of Baltimore & 10th Street be removed. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Elliott,. seconded by Alderman Langford, that the Hale County Treasurer~be designated and authorized to dr~w all checks on the Federal Airport Project Hale County Air- port, Plainview, Texas, for the payment of accounts. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Diction by Alderman Elliott, seconded by Alderman Langford, that the following Ordinance be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the ordinance follows: ( See Ordinance No. 541, Page 331,Vol. 9 ) Motion .by Elliott, sec onded by Alderman Langford, that the following estimates be approved and ordered .p...aid. Bryan. & Hoffman on paving cont~ac~t, $2,588.82, and one for ~356.85, and one for Hasle & Green, Engineers, for the amount of $52a.32. The motion was carried and it~ ~as.. $o~ ~or~derad.. Motion by Alderman La.ngf. ord, seconded_by Alderman ~.ebb, tha the transfer of .one half (~ interest the ,,Plainview Cab Comp.any" of 728 Broad~ay, to Earl Mercer be approved and that a permit be granted accordingly. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion ~by Alde,l~lan, m~W~b~b~.,, ~seo~ond.ed by Alderman Elliott, that the lawn mower used in the City Park be repaired. The motion was carried and.., it Motion, by Alderman.~ang~ford~ aec,Qnded~b~ Alderma~'~iE~iot~., that the salary of,~the Sanitary ~ffice~ Dr. E C Nicholl, be increased ~60.00 per month effective with his next check. The motion was by ~' ' ' ' - carried and..i~.was,~ a~ ~de~ad ..... There being no further business, meeting adjourned. _ ~ecr~tary /~ A called meeting ,,.of, the~ City Counc,,il..~of ~the~ .Cit~ ~of Plai~wiew.. Texas, was held.on the~above mentioned date with .the Mayor, J.. N. Jordan, presiding,~ and Alderman ~oe Wehb, Sam Langfo~d, L. W. James and Ben F. Smith, and City Attorney,~ Frank R. Day, being present when the~ fQllo,~lng huaine,sa~ was, ~ra,nsac~.e,,d.~. to~~zt' :, Alderman~,Eebb made.a monition '~hich,motion was, seconded by Alderman Langford, that a S~nal Light be installed at the in- tersection of llth and Columbia Streets. The motion was carried and it Motion b~ Alderman,.Langford_, seconded, by Alde~mamn Jamea,~.,that the application, W..R..Boydsto. n,,~ of,, 705 Columbia, Street..to..oper- ~te a taxicab sera. ice in the Cit. y of plain,~iew, Texas, ha ha~ing purchased one-half (½) interest in the A.A.A. Taxie D~usiness, .when. he shall have complied with '~.he laws of the State of Texas, and the ordinances of the City of Plainv~ew, be aporoved and granted. The motion ~.was ca~ied~and i~ was,. $~:o~de,red. - Mot ion,~ by Atderman~ ~J. amas,. ~s~econdad 'by Alderman., SmZth, that the City pay Hasie & Green, Engineers,_ the s~mof_ ~1,-545.~fi5, in final~settl, ement~ on. thor co~ntraot on wa.ter~ and,~ sevcer eng~neerzng services fora the~..C, it.y, if and',whemacoepted,_h,my Hasle & Green En- gineering Co., said ~ontract was made and signed August 19,1946. The motion ~as.-ca~rZed, and :it.~as sa ordered. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. Mayo ~ JULY 29, 1947 :- A called meeting of the City Coun¢il~.ef~,tha, City of~. Plainv. ie~, Texas, was held .on, the abo,~e/:ment-~ior~ed date with the Mayor, J.N. JOrdan, presidin~,/,~and,'Alder~en,· Sam' ~angford, Ben F. Smith, C. P."El~'liott, and 'Joe ~E; Webb, and City Attorney., Frank R.Day, being prese~.~ ~--- There"'$~ing no b.usiness.~',~ meeting adjourned. Piaimview, Texas, August 4, 19~7 The City. Council met in regular meeting ~itk the following mem~ bets present: Mayor, .J.N.Jordan, Aldermen: Ben F. Smith, Joe E.~ehb and L. W. J~es. City Tax ColleCtor, P.H. Br~an, and City Attorney, Frank R~ Day, at~emded~ the~ Ninute~s~of the last regular meeti~g~ also, minutes of the malted meetings held on July 2~th, and July 29th, read and adopted. Upon a motion and seconde~ t~ha$ the mont~y reports were accepted and ord~d fiLe~&,~ the~ regul~ ~salaries, and the following bills, were allowed and ordered paid. T~ motion was carried and~ it .was so ordered. ~PORTS: City Secretary's report for July,1947, Water Sewer and miscellaneous collections,~2&,390.64; Chief of Police report for~ J~y, $1,231.00; Building inspector's report for July,19~7, $855.65; C~ty Tax Col~ector's report for J~y 19~7- Delinquent, $211.17, C~rsnt, $2,530.89. SA~RI~: P. H. Bryan, $250.00; J.z~.Jo~an, $185.00; J.L.Gallaway,$185.0~;~ Ira Margaret Kay, $115.00; Frank R. Day~ ~100.00; L. W. James, ~20.00; Jo~ E. Webb, $20.00; Sam La,ford,  20.00; C. P. ~lli~tt, $20.00; Ben F. Smith, $20.00; Hoyt Curry, v~00.00;~ Nath B~ket~, $175.00; J. E. Sheeom, $165.00; E. J. Shearer, $t65.00; Joe E. Baker, $165.d0; Hub B~t,$165.00; Floyd Nelson, $165.00; .Lloyd M. Allen, $165.00; Geo. J. Boswell, $1&0.00, W. J. Bryan, ~$~15.00; Sam Famth, $80.09; ~Delbert B~lle~, v165.00, ~. A. Balle~, $165.00; ~yley ~oh~son, $185.07~;~B. M..0mom, .~. $200~00; T. P. Sitten, $165.00; Bill Ada~, ~ldS.00; A. $295~99~'' Leedy ~ey,. ~175.00; Frank~Rigler, $165.00; Berry Lynch~ $185~0o,. ~red L. chandler, $165.00; Clyde. R. Dorsett, $165.00; ~. B. ~1~0.00; Lewis Lo~e, ~15~.00; H. R. Sloan, ~1~0.00; ~. ~. , ~1~5.00; ~.P..Marlin, ~1~0.00; A. L. 0. B, Guin, $185.00. 0. ~. Kuykend~l, $165.00; Roy L. Warren, ~165.00; R. N. Tekell, $165.00; Albert Norton, $165.00; J. M. Heflin, $130.00; Dr. E. C.Nicholl~ ~200.00; Josephine Piller, $5Q,00; Dr. D. P. Jones, $75.00; St~ltz, $1&0.O0;; Will Evans, $140.00~ BILLS: Sam Wilks, $100.00; J. L. Gallaway- Registrar, $27~';~00; City o~ Plainuie~-Wit~alding~ T~-City National Ba~, $&14,20; City of Plainview--Disbursements, $1,2&6.29; J.L. Gallawa.y-Cil, y Collector, $70.&~; H. R. H~hes, $43.00; Earl T. Bart, $770.00; West TeXas Gas Company, $81.35; Southw.ester~ Public Service Company, $1,59~.79; Seu~hwestern Bell Telephone Company, $11&.71; The City of Lubbock, $15.51; Fred Berryhill Equipment Company, $362~03; Higginbotham-Bartlet~ Company, $150.3&;~ C6n~r Mathes Co~any, $3.00; Stapleton Bro~.Machinery CO. ~ $131.50; Plainview Hardwares.Company., $13.02; Shook T~re Company, $~.83; Sewell Supply Company, $13.07; Byars B~os., $7.00; Thatcher. Printi~ Company, $50~.87; Mitchell Hardware Co., $&.99; Kiker;~'s Service Station, $25.3&; Jo~ G. Logsdon, $9~.60; Greens Sheet Metal Wor~, $8.75; Plainvi~ Tribune, $15.00; Webb Tire CO., $3.79; Maggard-Nall ~lotor Company, . $72.17 ; Boyd & Davenport, o.00; Shick Service $~tation, $~3.19, Western Union, 9.09; Plains Machinery Company, $35.&0; John Hull, ~37.00, .Ph~l~p . Bmttery company,S10.60;' Chase & McGinnis, Inc., $12.3b; Clowe m Cowan, Inc., $100.35; The~Hale. Co. Abstract Co. ,$18. 50. Plainview Plumbing & Electric Co., $38.50; Dallas Foundry, inc~;,$62.50; Harder & Dysar. t~, $37.6&; The Karpark CorR,$1.S1; Hillsdale Gravel Co., $62.39; Crenshaw Print ~. R. Rodgers & ~on, S8.75;~Ro~inson & Herrring Drug, $4.78; R~sbet-Luae~n $50.60; Re~s Electr~ CompanY,S22.85; Tri A~le Cafe, $20..85.; Continental 0~l Co.,$49.76; Shepard Chevr.~let Company,S21.74; National 0il Company, $2.25; Plainview Safety Lane, $18.35; Hugh R. Etter, $105.20; R.N.Hollis~ker,~ $195.00; Chicken I~, $13.85; Mabry 0il ComDany, ~23.74; Gulf~-Oil Corp., $19.38; Blac~ell Auto Supply, $5.52; Dodson Che~al Company, $8.95; Co~ercial Radio Equipment Company, $2.25; The Steck Co., $91.85; Nept, une ,~eter-~,.~ompan~, ~1.,50.5.0Q; Biggs & Com~an~T ~ ~ Blankship Ly, $186 ' · ~ ~'"~'~; . ~b ;~ E~i~on Servi ce_ S~ation,$4, 90; Herald-Ne~s~ ~uh ..... Co. ~ 5; J.C. Te~Postmaste~,.~ $15~03;~ Plain~ view Ice ompany~,.~ $~.6,~00; ~e~can~ile i~ational Ba~ ~at. Dallas, $1~550.00; MidcaL& Mille~Notor~ Lines ~2~0o ~n- ~ ~ ~?~e~.~ & Son, '~.28 Mc .... ~ " r,~ w , ,~ ....., .....~., ~u~.~~ ~[ ~; ~o.na~a T~adzng P:oS~ ,~ ~23.0,0 ;~ City.. Ele, c~ion,,.Board, $b2.50; E~l T. Bart, $770.00; Beard of City Development, $750.00; Plainview [ndp. School District , ~125;00; Plainview Public ~ib~ary, E~'0'00'l T~ B~r,Meroantile$90D..0o'Na~i°~al~ Bank,, ~1,550.00; Jordan & Tubb, ~180,00; Notion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Smith,~, ~t~.~. tha~ following ..estima~tes .,.be · acce~e.d' ~and'~.or~d.e~ed.~ paid ....... 0na for. B~yan & Hoffman on pawillg Cont~ac~b~.for~$351.69, o.ne for $2,351.95, and om for $2,~I49.00. AlsO, on for HaSie & Green-Engineers, for $532.55, The mo~ion~ was ~aar~i. ed. an~d~.i,t ~as ~o~ o~de~ed. .aeco.~ded,~hy_ Alderma~-Web.h,-_.that. the. Enginee'r"s~re-c-O~mi~dh-~ion~ of work cOmpleted on the follo%~ing streets -'be acbePt~'d. The -motionJ':.~s~.,Jcarr~ied and .the list of .streets follows: Fresno fro~ the. nor.th line of Tenth to the south · line. -of. Ele.~enth 2,365 · 32 Tenth I~ro~m ~the east' line of Joliet to the east line,.of Kokomo,.. Tot al Cons~uc~t, ion.~, cost... $ .4.,b9.0.09 ConstructiGn~.c~sh~ ~ius..~. .4,97t.50~ City Part 1,172.52 Motie~hy.Alderm~n~Smith, second~d.hy.Alderman~,.~ehb, that,the~· bill of Jorda~&~.~Tnbb-Of.$7.,~52~.~OQ.~for.~.~aking~npa,ndm~ving water pipe from Hereford Prisoner of War Camp, be allowed and ordered paid. The motion was .ca~Led..~n~it.,was~so~o.rde~ed. Notion.~by Alderman.~Jamea,~se~aondedBy~Alderman.~Nebb~ that contract of Bryan.& Ho~fman on s~reet paving be extended as per the following resolution. The motion was carried and the resolu- tion follows: (See Page ) ~otion by Alderman Smith, seconded by Alderman Webb, that A.D.Nires, Alton Hale~and To~.Boney be appointed as a Board of Equalization, and that W,J.Kemp, Roy ~axey and Ray Pritchett be appointed alter- nates. The mo.t~on.~as carried and it ~as..so ordered. Th~ Nayor appointed Aldermen Webb, Smith and Elliott as a committee~ work out a schedule of salaries to be paid to the officers and em- ploye's of the City, and to report back ~o the Council at a future- meeting. ~otion by Alderman Webb, that funds be provided and included in the ~i~t et to purchase a new piano for the City Auditori- um, to have the stage floors sanded and finished, also to buy new curtains and do other necessary improvements. The motion died for want of a second° There, be~ng, no, fUrthe~ business~ meeting adjourned, -:August ll, 1947:- A called meeting of the Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, held on the above named date with the Mayor, J.N.Jordan, presiding, and Aldermen, Sam Langford, Ben F, Smith, L. W. James and Joe E. Webb, and City Tax Collector, P. Ho Bryan, City Attorney, Frank R. Day and City Sanitary Officer, Dr. E. C. Nicholl, being present when the ~follo~ingbusiness was transacted, to-wit: Notion by Alderman ~Vebb, seconded by Alderman Langford, that the "open toilets" be moved off the City's property in the Park and that people camping on the property without permission be ordered to move o~o Th~e.~motion was carried and it~ was so orde.~ad. Notionby Alderman Lang~ord, seconded.by AldermanWebb, that the City us~e~concrete sewer pipe as an.~eme~gency for~the p~esent, but discontinue its use just as soon as vitrified pipe can be obtained. The motion was. carried and~it~Easso orde~red~ Notion byAlderman Nebb, seconded hy ~ldermanLangio~d, thaD a con~ittee be apointed to arrange for_another truck to haul gar- bage, and to work out a system of districts for the trucks to cover, The mo~ion,,was carried and it was so ordered. ~otion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Adlerman Langford, that the City's water rate be increased 5G~ per month on residences, and that ~ commit~e.e composed~of the five members of the City Council, and ~ive.members each of senior~and junior cham~ers of commerce and from Board of City Development be appointed to work out a schedule to charges to be made to Hotels, ApartmentH~ouses, Duplexes and various other business places, same to be rated as A, B, C, D, etc., said increases to go into e~ect 0ctober~, 19~7. The motion was carried_and it was .so ordered. ~otion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Webb, that the engineer's, Hasle & Green, be instructed to prepare complete plans and specifications fo~ ~the sewer disposal plant'as pre- sented by prelimina~y~skatch as of th~s day, and to B~ing p~e- liminary sketches of the Date Street Trunkline, and._the Western truckline as shown on preliminary plans and which will include lift station. The motion was carried and it was so. ordered. Plainview, Texas 19~7 To the Honorable.~ayor and City Council, Plainview, Texas. Gentlemen: V~TIEREA~,~,yo~Honorable,-Body may findit necessary and advisable and to the inter, est of. the City from time ta time to issue legally issued contract warramt, s to sup~pl~ment your funds on hand ~or~the improvement of the Water and/or Sewer Systems, or the ~s~treets o~ the City; and ~TIEREAS, it is necessary for you fromm time to time to c~ll for bids for construction.of such improvements and to be able to guarantee to the contractor a market for such warrants a~ par, as requir~ed~bylaw; and ~REAS,,~it is not kno~ until the various projects have been develeped, the amount of funds you will need to supplement your funds on hand, thereby making ih difficult to determine the amounts .or. funds needled; This, agreement is offered to you for the purpose of ex- pediting the improvements of~ the Water and Sewer Systems, and the streets, of the City, and for the further purpose ~of.~setting out a definite agre,ement~for the handling of such legally issued contract warrants to the contractor, or contractors, and that the City may beprotected. We agree to accept, and you agree to cause to be delivered to us by the Contractor such legally issued warrants, the amount of warrants to be determined from time- to time. ~as~va~ious. projects~.~ are developed; such.warra~ts~ te mature~ within...a p~eriod of~. ten ~ year'~ from theiF~date; such warrants to~ be delivered to us subject to ,the approval Of Dumas and Huguenin, ~arket Attorneys, D,allas, T. exas. We agree to..handle the above wCr~ant~s,~pay~i~.~ail.~.expe~mses inaurr.~ed by D~asand Huguen~n~ ' , M~ke~ At~t.o~ne~a~.~n .ap~p~ro~ving~ the_war, rants., and the proceedings, and printing, except that the City will pay all legal expellee, s~aaadwartising in .the. local paper.. So far as possible, any one issue of ~arrants so set up is to be in a reasonable amount - say not l~ss than'S8,000,00 to $10,000.00 unless.~he-~aa.~ag~e~ed~,.up.an. If the warrants.are delivered toi~us wi~hin.~.a perio~ o£ ninety days from~the date,of this'agreemenh,~all~warrantamaturing five years from their date are to bear interest at the rate of 2-~3/4% per annum from their date; and all warrantsmat_uring from the sixth through the tenth year from their date-to bear interest at the rate of 3% per annum from.thei~ ~date.~' The~rate of interest the~wa~rants ar~ to,~.~bear~if delivery is ~delayed beyond~ninety days, ~will be re-compu~ted in. the e~ent the Dow-Jones ~unicipal.Avenage hca risen to the exten-t of 10% or more, based upon a comparison of such average with the rates as above set out onthis dam~e.~ After we ha~e obtained delivery of one or more issues of warrants under this agreement, we will desire to refund same into a legal issue of refunding bonds. ThiSm. Can~b.e done~withontan election, and you agree, when and as, and if we may elect to refund.. same into bands, to.pass proceedings promptly and sign the refunding bonds, said refunding bonds to bear the same maturity date. as the war~ants so.refunded, each~of~the re£unding bonds to bear a rate of interest one-fourth of i % less than the interest-rate.borne hy the warrant in lieu o~ which it will be issued. In other words, the refunding bonda~are to be issued at our option dep.ending~upon the market and other~co~ditions~a~ the~time~and, if issued.~,~he.refund~ ing bonds will bear interest .at the rate.of. 2-1/2%. fo~ all bonds maturing five years fromtheir~date, and 2-3/4% for all bonds maturing from the sixth to the tenth year from their' date, presum- ing that the warrants so refunded were delivered to us within the ninety-day period as hereinahove,set out~. In case the warrants are so refunded into hGnds, we will pay all legal expenses of printing and otherwise, except that the City will pay for any local expense such as advertisem6ats in your local paper, It is agreed that on all projects coming up we are to be supplied with the engineering estimates, with the. approximate amount of warrants necessary to be issued, and. that we are to be given time to have Dumas~ and Huguenin draw legal papers, giving notice to contractors that bids will be received, and giving further notice that warrants will be issued so.that all matters aan~be.handled legally, R esp e ct £ul! y ~. suhmi tt ed, Crtummer & C.ompany,lnc., of Texaa, By Co ~. Smith We, the undersigned of~icialaof the City of Plainvie~, Texas, hereby accept the above,and foregoingproposal, and agree to the terms thereof, by order of the City Council in session, this, the llth day of August ~1947. ATTEST: J. N. Jordan Mmayor, City o'f' Plainview, Texas. J. L. Gatlaway City Se'c. ,.~Ci~6y 6~ Plainview, Texas. ( Seal ) There being no ~urther business, meeting adjourned. Plainview, TeXas, Aug-ust 18, 1947. The Ci~ty Council met in regular meeting with the following members present. Mayor, J, N. Jordan, Aldermen.: Sam Lap, ford, C. P. E'lliott, Ben F. Smith, L. W. James, and Joe E. We~b, City' Tax Collector, P~ H. Bryan, and City Attorney, Frank Ro Day, attended the mee~t'ing. Minutes of the -last regular meeting', also minutes of the called meeting held on August..ll.hh, read and ..corrected to in- clude five members fro~_ the Board' of City Development on the committee which was appointed to work out a schedule of charges to be made for water and sewer service for Hotels, Duplexes, Rooming Houses and other places of business, and rate them as "A B, C, D etc. "~ve.re approved and _acce~ted. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by A~d.erman Smith, that the fOlloWing order be placed in the minutes of the City Council..The motion was carried and ~he order follows: AT A REGULAR NKEETtNG of the City Council of the City of Plainview, Tex----as, he-~ at the City Hall, on the 18th day of ~uguSt, A. D. 1947, with.the following members present: J, N. Jordan, ~ yor, Ben F. Smith, Lester ~'. James, Joe E. We.bb, Sam Langford, and C. Po Elliott, Councilmen~ and Jo L. Gall,away, City Secretar. y, among other things the follow, Lng business was transacted: ORDER DECLARING RESUL. TS 0FAN ELECTION On this 18th day of August, A. D. 19~7, came on to be considered the returns of a ~Special Election held on the 12th day of August, A. D. 1497, in the City of Plainview, Texas., for the purpose of..~determining whethe.r or not .a majority of the legally qualified resident voters of the City of Plainview favor the praposition ,For a mommission to be cbc. sen to frame a new charter for the City of Plainview" and ~urther, if a major- ity favor such question, then the matter off'who shall compose said commission, as their~ names may appear on said ballots. AND IT APP~ING to the City Council that s&id election was in all respects legally held and that due and' proper notice and publication..of sai'd.election was given as~provided by law, a2ter the pass~ge of Ordinance No. 543, and that the returns of said election were duly and legally nade.~s provided by law, and that there were cast at said election on the first proposi- tion 280 votes,~ of which numbe~ there~ere..cas~.: "For a commission to be chosen to frame a new charter for the City of Plainview~ 229 votes; "Against a commission to be chosen to frame a new charter for the City of~ Plainvie~' 46 votes. AND IT APPEARING to the City Council frc~L said returns that a majority of the votes of the legally qualified resident voters of the City of Plainview ~voting at said election voted in favor of the proposition "For a commission to be chosen to frame a new charter for the City of Plainview.- IT IS, THE = ,, REFORE 0PJDERED, FOUND Ak~D DETER~I~ED by the City Council of the City of Piainview, Texas, that the proposition~for a commission, to be chosen.~to frar~e a new,.cha~.er .for the~ City of Plainview, carried by a majority of 183 votes cast at said elec- tion, and that such commission shall ~he chosem, IT FURTHER APPEARING to the City Council fr~om .the returns of said election that the following named persons redeived the number of ~VO%S set opposite their names to become a member of sa~i,d co~mission: ,Name NO. of Votes Name H. S. Hilburn~ 25& Luc lan ~orehead 257 l~[oody McCulloch 262 ~. B. Randolph 26~. Tom Dean 262 Dexy Sudduth 261 Chas. ~. Smith 262 ~rs. Frank Cave 261 l~rs .: Ellis~ Sarter~ 260 Everett Dye 263 Lee Leath~rman ~ 263 J. D. Strickland 262 Sim Burrows 259 E. J. Green 263 Clarence Solnic~ ~ 224 ~rs. J. W. V,~alker 1 Tex Hines 1 Lowell Sitton 27 W. B. Davenport 2 E. M. Osborne I Nc.of votes Winfield HolbrOok 2 Joe Cox 1 Frank Day 1 Burns Noble 1 C, P. Elli~o~tt 1 Dan Castles 1 Louis Thomas ,~ 1 Dr. Gale Seigler 1 Willie Eaton 1 Charles Dean .... 1 Tom Bay 1 ~eade Griffin. 2 Jack Lemons 1 H. ~. LaFont 1 L. P. Davis, 1 Jack Skaggs 1 Creed Hancock ~ 1 Jack Payne 1 Vincent Tudor 1 Dan Cook i IF FURTHER APPEARING THAT H. S. Hilhu~'n Lucian Noreh.ead . i,~o ody ~{cCullo ch P, B. Randolph~ 11 Tom Dean Dexy Sudduth C]'~a. ~. Smith ~rs. Frank Cave ~rSo Ellis Carter Everett Dye Lee Leatherman J. D. Strickland.~ Sim Burrows. E. Jo Green and Clarence Solnick received the highest number of votes cast for members to compose such commiss ion~. In this. conn~leotion,~..~it ap~pea~s that~,~Cla~,ence Solnick~one.~ of the candidates~ to,be, named ~on the ~commission, is~,a non,reside,hr ..... of the City of Plainvie~~, ~Texaa,~ and~theregore~ .is ineligible, to serve on such commission; and~ it further appearing that the said Clarence Solnick has filed with the City CoU$cil a letter, certi- fying his disqualification to serve on such commission and further, refusing to serve. AND IT AP EARING from ~such ~can~aas~ of the returns that Lowell Sitton received the greatest number of votes cast for any write-in candidate, having re~c'eived 27 votes, and no other write-in candid- a~e received more than~ two voDes. IT IS, THER~FORE, ORDERED AND DECLARED by the City ~ouncil of the City of Plainview, Tesas, that those just named, except Clarence Solnick, and Lowell Sitton as write-in candidate, receiving the largest number of votes cast at such election, be and they are hereby declared as the commission chosen ~o frame a new charter for the City of ?lainview, and that they shall immediately assume their duties as such and report back to this City Council their recommendatiOmm, as~ ~fuily provided bY law. IT IS FURTHER DECLARED by the City Council that Clarence Solnick shall not be a member of such commission and that Lowell Sitton, who received the~next greatest number, is de- clared to be a member of such commission. D01~TE this 18th day of August, A. D. 19.47. ATTEST: J. N. Jordan Mayor, City of Plainview, Texas. ~J. L. Gallaway City S~cretary ti , C tyof Plainview, Texas. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Smith, that the estimate.,~o~ Jordan & Tubb for the amount of $1,08~50 for work on water lines be accepted, and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was-so ordered. Motion by Alderman Webb, seconded by A~ erman Langford, t~ t the estimate of Jordan & Tubb for the amount of $1,702.70 for work on Water lines be accepted and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Elliott, Seconded by Alderman James, that the estimate, of Jordan & Tubb for the amount of ~1,769.40 for work on water lines be accepted and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. ~otion by Alderman Smith., seconded ~y Alderman Webb, that the estimate of Bryan & Hoffman on paving contract for the amount of $768.4~ on paving contract be accepted~and ordered paid. Motion was carried and it was so-ordered. Motion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman ~angford, that' the estimate of Bryan & Hoffman on paving contract for the amount of $667.66 be accepted and ordered paid. Eotion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by A~lerman Elliott, seconded by Alderman James, that ~he estimate of nasie& Green, Engineer's, for the amount of ~746.55 for work done on paving project be accepted and ord~re~ paid'. The motion was Carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Smith, that .the estimate of Hasie& Green, Engineer's, for the amount of ~520.40 for work done on water and. sewer lines be accepted and ordered paid. The motion was carmied and it was so ordered. Motion by~derman Elliott, seconded by Alderman James, that the recommendation of Hasle & Green, Engineer's, of completed work on the following streets he accepted. The motion was carried ~nd a list of.the st.meets follows: Streets Co~plete~ Const. Cost Portland from the south line of Twelfth to the south line of Thirteenth Smythe St. from the south line of Twel£th to the south line of Thirteenth K0komo from. the south line of Thirteenth to the south line of Fourteenth Oakland from the narth line of Eleventh to the south line ~f Twelfth Oakland from the sodth line of Twelfth $3,008.00 ~,119.98 3,008.00 2,5.38.64 to the south line fo Thirteenth Oakland .from the southline of Thirteenth ~.~ to the south line of Fourteenth Southeast Fifth. From the Eas~t line of Beech to the highway on Broadway Houston From the north line of Eleventh to the south line of Tw~elfth 3 ,d08.00 3,008.00 4,861.73 2, ~06.72 Total construction cost $23,9'59.07 Construction~ cost plus ..Engr.,' 25,396.61 City Part of construction cost $ 5,538.25 Motion by Alderman Wehb, seconded~.hy Alderman Elliott, that the "Plumber,s Bond~ of Jessie L.~ Sisson, be approved and accepted subject to obtaining the signature of Mr. Sisson.. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion.by Aldermanr. Webh, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the following notice be issued and posted as per legal requirements. The motion was car~.ied and the notice follows: NOTICE OF PUBLIC ~ARING~ ON' BUD~GET F0R .THE CiTY 0F PLAIi~IEW. Pursuant to ACts of the &2nd. Legislature of the State of Texas, notice is hereby given that a publimC hearing will. be h.eld~in the City Hall at 8 o'clock P. 51. on the 1st. day of September 19&7, for the purpose of considering and adopting a Budget for the City of Pl'ainview, for the Year 19&7-1948. Signed J.N. Jordan Mayor Notion hy Alderman Elliott, seconded by Alderman Langford, that Hasle & Green,~ Engineer's, be instructed to prepare com- plete plans and specifications~on the West trunk sewer line Independence .and 6th Streets and lift station, alsO on North Trunk sewer line to Date Street. Motion was carried and it was so Motion by. Alderman, James, seconded by Alderman~Elliott, that Earl T. Barr be pa.£d.~.the~sunz~o~ NINE. HIEfDRED.AI~ NO/100 ($900.00) DOLLARS for a recently purchased from him by the City. The motion was carried and it was so~ ordered. R E S 0 L U T I O N VfHEREAS, the ~usiness route of U. S. Highway No. 87, through the City o~ Plain~iew, Texas, has been marked.. ~ith signs fo~ the_ convenience of the public, indicating said Highway as~it comes over and along Columbia Street from the North to the intersection ~f Tenth Streets, and thence East along 10th Street to Broadway ~ Street, and thence South on Broadway Street onto Hale Center and Lubbock; and V~tEREAS, the Plainview Independem~ School District.is now completing the~re~ovation~and improvment of Central School Build- ing, which abuts Highway No. 87 on the Eastbetween Eleventh and Twelfth Streets; and VfiIEREAS, said traffic constitutes a hazard and danger to the student body of said school; and ¥~TIEREAS, Twelfth Street from Col~bia Street toBroadway Street has recently been paved and improved a~d that. it would relieve the congestion and thereby remove a portion of the hazard from the business route if Highway No. 87 were marked with signs so as to indicate such business route turning East on Twelfth Street to Broadway and~..thence South. - N0%V, THEP~FORE, BE IT i~ESOLVED BY TPIE CITY ~COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, that the Texas Highway Department is hereby resepectfully requested, to mark _the business route of indicate,..for the. general public, that such business rGute will leave Columbia St.ree.t. at T~el. fth Street, thence East on Twelfth Street to Broadway Street and thence So~uth and that the markers heretofSre indicating such route as being on Tenth Street from Columbia Street to Broadway Street' be removed. MOTION made by Councilman Vfebb, seconded by Councilman James and carried by unanimous vote that said resolution be adopted, and it was so ordered this lSt~h day of August, A. D. 1947. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. AUGUST 19, 194Y :- A called meeting of the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, held on the above date with the Mayor, J. N. Jordan, presid- ing, and Aldermen, Ben F. Smith, C. P. Elliott, Sam Langford, L.W. James and Joe E. Webb, and City Tax Collector, P. H. Bryan, and City Attorney, Frank R~. Day, being present when the following bus- iness was transacted, to-wit: Motion by Alderman ~angford, seconded by Alderman Webb, that Ashly Mixon, operator of the canning plant to permitted and ~n- structed to connect the plant'~with the City Sanitary sewer system and, that it be done, and ke~ in such way as to meet ~with the approval of the City InspectO~;~-Wi F. Foley. All to be done without any additional expense to the City. The motio= was carried and it was so ordered. '~ Motion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman Langford, that the following committee report be sppro~ed and accepted. The motion was carried and the report follows: Plainview, Texas August 19,1947 To: The Hon, City Council Plainvie~, Texas Gentlemen_: We, your committee, heretofore appointed~by the Mayor to make a trade with Earl T. Barr on the handling and removal of garbage for the City of Plainview, respectfully report: 1. We recommend that ~e hire one truck and. a driver for Mr. Barr at the rate of $2.50 per hr., to be operated in the day- time in residential districts, and that he is to employ and pay for, himself, two other men to work with said truck, and that the City will pay to Mr. Bart a total sum per month of ~800.00 for his truck and three men. 2. That the City Truck be operated both through the day and night shifts, that is sixteen hours out of every twenty-four and that Mr. Bart will employ three men to operate the City Truck through the 'day and three additional men. to operate the truck an eight hour shift at night, in which the paper in the business dis- trict will be ~athered, at'a COS't~Per man not to exceed $1~0.00 per month or totaling.~8~.0o00 per month. 3. That ~gr. Bart be engaged to be responsible for the opera- tion of both~.trucks through all three shifts and will supervise the entire garbage collection and dispos!~tio~Of same, for which ~the-City will pay him $100.00 per month, and that the City will re-imburse Mr. Barr the $840°00 paid out for the six men who will operate the City Truck. ~. It is understood that Mr, Bart will pay for all of the maintenance, gas and oil used-on his tr~ck'and, that ~he City.will pay for the.maintenance, gas amd oil of the City trnck, and that all gas, oil and other repairs on the City Truck will be bonght at one station, charged to Earl T. Barr, and The City will reimburse him for such gas~ oil and other items upon bills being presented, duly oked and ~oproved by him. 5. Mr. Barr is also to engage and fire all employees and- will pay such employees himself and present proper bills ~o the- - City for their wages. 6. That this arra~a~gement may be discontinued at the will of either the City or ~r. Barr and may be terminated by either party upon three days' notice. We further recommend~that if this reaommen&a~ion is approved, that Mr. Bart sign his name at the bottom as accepting such proposal which will serve as a contract between the City of Plainview, and Mr. Earl T, Barr. Respectfullysmbmitted, Frank R~ Day , Sam Lang~ord Lester W. James c% mmibtee APPROVED this 19th day of Aug., A. D. 1947. Earl T. Barr There being no further business,' meeting adjourned. Plainview, Texas, September 1,19~7. ~ The City Council met in regular meeting with the following mem- bers presenh: Mayor, J. N. J~rdan , Aldermen: Sam Langford, Joe. E. Webb, L. W. James and C. P. Elliott, City Tax Collector, P. H. Bryan, City Attorney, Frank R. Day and City Sanitary Officer, Dr. E. C. Nicholl, attended the meeting. Minutes of the last regular meeting, also~ minutes of the called Meeting held on Aught,st 19th,. read and adopt, ed..~ Motion and second that the monthly~ reports be accepted and ordered filed, the regular salaries, a~lthe following bills, be allowed and ~. Ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. REPORTS: City Secretary, s report for August, 1947, $4,240.41; City Tax Collecotr's report for August, 19~7, $6~0.95; Chief Police report, $1,909.00; city Inspector's report for August, 1947, $799.95. SALARIES: P. H. Bryan, ~250.00; J. N. Jordan, $185.00; J. L. Galiaway, ~t85.00; Ira Margaret Kay, $115.00; Frank R. Day, $100.00; Joe E. Webb, $20.00; S~m L~n~ford, $20.00; Lester W. James, ~20.00; C. P. Elliott, $20.00; Ben F. Smith, 420.00; Hoyt Curry, $~00.00; Nath Burkett, 4175.00; J, E. Sheeon, $165.00; E. J. Shearer, $165.00; Joe E. Baker, ~165.00; Hub Burr, $165.00; Floyd Nelson, ~t65.00; Eloyd M. Allen, ~165.00; George J~ Boswell, $1~0.00; W. J. Bryan, $115.00; Sam Faith, $80,00; Delbert Ballew, 4165.00; J. A. Baltew, $165.00; Wyley ~ohnson~ ~165.00; B~ M. 0dom, $200.00; T. P. Sitton, $165.00; Bill Adams, $~65.00; A. N1 Hamilton, ~205.00, Leedy Maxey, $175.00; Frank Rigler, $165.00; Berry Lynch, ~165.00; Fred L. Chandler, $165.00; Clyde R. Dorsett,~ ~165.00; F~ A. Ray, $165.00; Plainview Fire Dept.,S30.00; W. F. Foley, $325.00. S. ~. Bolles, ~255.00; A. T. Herrod, ~t65.00; J. B. Slaughter, Si&0.00; Lewis Lowe, $165.00; H. R. Sloan, ~130.00; J. R. McCarter, $156.00; J. P. Marlin~ $t80.00; A. L. King, $195.00; 0. B. Guin, $185.0~; 0. E. Kuykeadall, ~165.00; Roy L. Warren, ~165.00; R. N. Tekelt, ~165.00; Albert Norton, $165.00; J. M. Heflin, ~t30~00; Dr. ~. C. Nicholl, ~200.00 Josephine Piller, ~0.00; Dr. D. P. Jones, ~75.00; Will Evans, ~i~0.00; FrankStultz, $140.00~ BILLS: Panhandle & Santa Fe R.R.Co., $133.81; J. L. Gallaway, $30.50; City of P!ainview-Disbursements ;$i,467.80; City National Bank-Withholding Tax, $~29.20; J. L. Gallaway, City Colleotor, $128.21; Earl T. Bart, $770.00; ¥~est Texas Gas Company, $51o35; Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., $92.40; Nisbet-Ludeman, $35o48; ; John G. Logsdon, ~!1._$; The Forbes Robinson ~ Herring Drug, ~ ~12.69 ~ ~ Stamp Company, $2.15; Ber Chemical Company, ~17.41; Mi~asota Mining ~& Mfg. Co., ~10~.9~; W. S. Darley & Company, $4~2.15; The Steck Company~ $1.30; Dudley ~. Godwin, $11.00; Continental Oil Comply, $231.50; Tri Angle Cafe, $49.55; Co,or Mathes Co., Inc., ~5.74; $6.77; Kiker's Service Station, ~32.62; J. M. Radford Gro.,Co., $14.24; R. M. Starbuck & Son, $14.50~ Fairbm~ Morse & Company, Gulf 0il Corp. ~ $32.37; Pl~i~view BUilders Supply, $52.23; Thatcher ~Printi~ Company, $107.90; Stapleton.Bros. Machine & Tank Co., J. Y. Biggs, $178.00; Clowe &9owan, $416.65; The Texas Company ~l'00; , 3.80; Un~ted States Asphalt Co~., ~235.00; Chase & McGinnis, Inc. ,$832.32; Herald-News Pub.,Co.~Inc.,$80.10; Hale Co.-Prec.~l, $47.07; Fred Berryhill Equipment Company~ $4.32; ~agnolia Petrole~a Company, $38.19; Shepard Chevrolet Company, $19.79; John Hull, ~46.00; Green ~recking Company, $48.90; State Chemical Company, ~29.80; The Karpark Corp., $14.~2; ~lainview Hardware Company, $11.40; Plain- view Ice Company, '$~.00, Norris Hardware Company, $4.75; ~einecke Bros.,~$5.95; B. G. Perry-Serviee Station, $3.03; Cobb's Dept. ~Sto~, $~.05;. Webb Tire Co, any, $8.00; Lubbock Motorcycle Company, $~.7~; Bob Hooper ~otor Company, $12.74; Consolidated Gas &~Equipment ~Company, $14.00; Plainview Builders Supply, $29.86~ Shook Tire Company, $7.98; Earl T. Bart, $182.89. Panhandle Refining Company, $13.29; Phillips Battery Company, $1~.~0; Biggs & Company, $868.05; Reams Electric Company, $163.14; ~igginbotham-Bartlett Company, ~187.86; Foxworth-Galbraith Company, ~18.63, W~ 0. opeck Machinery, $2.00; Southwestern Public Service Company, $1~877.30; Plains Machinery Company, $286.44~ Boyd & Davenport, $7.00; A. D. Mires, $100.00'; T. J. Boney, ~100o00; Alton Hail, ~100.00; Boyd & Davenoort, $5.00- G.B.Whitney Appraisal Company, $250.00; Edmi~ton Servic~ Station, ~8.10; Ear!rT. Barr, $870.00; Board of City Development, $750.00; Plainview Indp. School District, $125.00; Plainview Public Library, ~40.00; The City of Lubbock, $275.00; Blankship Supply Company,,~ $183.~8; The Texas Company, $134.30~ Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman Webb, that the City join with Hale County and the National Alfalfa Milling Company, each to share equally in repairing the pavement o~ Milwee Street between Fifth & ninth Streets, after the county has first scarrified, wet and rolled the street~ The motion was carried and it was so ordered. The Mayor appointed Aldermen Langford and VJebb, and M.D. Rails on a committee to investigate and report ~back to the City Counc,il the propsition of putting a water line to the "Sanson property"' northeast of the City. 1~ Motion by Alderman .Elliott, seconded by Alderman James, that the following estimates be allowed and ordered paid. Jordan & Tubb~ $1,166.40, one for $1,018.65, and one for $1,001.36, and one for $1,384.40. Also, one for Bryan &.HoiRnan on paving contract for the amount~of $878.92, and one. for the amount of Also, for HaZier& ~reen,~Engineer's, for the~amount of $607.84, and one for the amount of $715.96. The mption was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman Webb, that the City Secretary be instructed to notify, in writing, each member of the Charter Drafting Committee of their a~lectimOn, and to instruct them to proceed with the work of'drafti~/new charter for the City of Plainview, Texas. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the following bridget of $323,3~5.50 be approved and adopted for the City during 1946-47. The motion was-carried and it was so ordered. Motion.by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman James, that the following ord~anee.~ be passed and adopted. The motion was carrie4 and the ~o~dinamce follows: ORDINANCE NO. ~z. Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas that the following taxes be and they are here, s levied r~r the Year 1957, upon the $100.00 ValUation upon all property with- in the Limits of said City subject to taxation, for the Year 1947, to~wit: GENERmL $ STREET FUND INTEREST-& SINKING FUND TOTAL ~35 Sewer Bonds 1921 Water Bon~s 1921 Auditorium 1921 Refunding 1926 Street Paving 1927 Waterworks 1927 Sewer 1927 Refunding 1929 Refunding 1931 Refunding 1936 Refunding 1937 ~Btreet Lmprovement-1938 Refunding 1939 Re fund ing 1940 Airport Bond 1944 Street improvement-1944 Street Improvement-1946 RATE PRtNC IPAL 5 $3,0o0. 5 1,000. 5 1,000. 3,0o0. 5 3,000. 5 - 5 2,000. 5½ 2,000. 4 3/4 6,ooo.. 4 2,000. 4 1,000. 4 - ~ 2,000. 2,000. 2¼ 1,000. 2 1,000. IlkW2EREST TOTAL TAX $ 225.00 $3225.00 .0278 150.00 1150.00 .010 450.00 1450.00 .0125 9,8~5~O0 ~.!2~5 00 .1108 8oO o0' 8oo[oo .o7 800.00 600.00 1200..00 2585.00 855.00 400.00 160.O0 320.00 280.00 lO57.50 1057. ~ 9 o.oo 3800.00 .032 600.00 .05 3200.00 .278 4585.00 .395 6855.00 .059 2400.0.0 .02 1160.0o .01 ;320.00 .oo3 2280,00 .022 3057.50 .02~3 2057.50 .O173 1980.00 .017 Firemens Fund G. B; Whitney ~ 217-~5.00 51765.00 .447' 3 1,000. ~0.00 1030.00 .09 3 1,900. 60.00 1060.00 .09 ~32',000. -~i855.00 53855.00 .-~ SECTION2. That there be and is hereby levied for the Year of 1947, an occupation Tax equal to one Hal~ (½~ that levied by the State or,Texas, u_pon all persons, firms and corporations, following taxable occupations within the City of Plainview., Texas. SECTION 3- That the taxes shall be as.s~essed and collected by the Assessor-Collector of the City of Plainview, as require~ by Ordinance No.373, Vol. 6, Page 287 of the minutes of the City of Plainview, Texas, and under the laws of the St~ of Texas. PASSED AND ADOPTED this the 1st day of September , 1947~. J. L,, Gallaway City Sec2etary J. N. Jordan Mayor Motion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the City's purchasing agent be instructed to have the City "sprayed" again. The moiton was carried and it was so ordered. There being no E~[rther business, meeting adjourned. -~ Secretary ~ -: SEPTEN[BER 8,1947 :- A called meeting of the City Counci[ of the City of Plainview, Texas, was held on the above named date, with the Mayor, J. N. Jordan, presiding, and Aldermen: Sam Langford, Joe E. Webb, and L. W. james, and City Attorney, Frank R. Day, being present when the following business was. transa~t~ed, to-wit: Alderman vv ~ made a motion which motion was seconded by Alderman James, that the following reaolution be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the resolutian fo]Lows: See page 380 in this volume. There being no further business meeting adjourned. Plainview, Texas, Septembelrl5,19~7 The City Council met in regular meeting with the following members present: ~ayor, J. N. Jordan, Aldermen: Sam Langford, Ben F. Smith, Joe E. Webb and L. W. James, City Tax Collector, Pi~H. Bryan, and City Attorney, Frank R. Day, attended the meet- ingo Minutes of the ~ast regular meeting, also minutes of the called meeting held on S~ptember 8th, read andadopted. Mo't~bn by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman Langford~ that the City proceed as rapidly as possible to lay water and sewer lines to serv~ additional houses for students ~of Wayland College. The motion was carried and it was so ordered~ Notion by Alderman ~?ebb, seconded by Alderman Jmmes, that the City pave a "strip" in from of the American Legion Home. The motion was carrie d and~it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman L.ang~Ord, seconded by Alderman Smith, that the following resolution be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the resolution follows: AT A MEETING of the City Council.of the City of Plainview, Texas, in the City Hall, on the 15th day of september, 1947, with the follow- ing members present: J. N. Jordan., Mayor Ben F. Smith, Lester W. James, Sam Langford, and Joe E. Webb, Oouncilmen, among other business transacted, the following was had: RESOLUTION WHEREAS, ~he Federal Government of the United States has in the ground at Hereford, Texas, P. 0. W. Camp, certain pipes con- sisting of a water distribution system; and WHEREAS, the City of p!ainview desires to pnrchase the same from the Government's War Asset Administration th~-Qugh its office at' Grand Prairie-, Texas; and. ~iqTEREAS, said pipes, fittings and other facilities have not yet been appraised and the values set .thereon at this timer; and ~tE~AS, said facilities proposed to be sold by the Government consist of: 2~5 LF 8" Water Pipe, Cast Iron, 5 valves 7000 LF 6" Water Pipe, Cast Iron, 26 valves 100 LF 3" Galvanized Iron Pipe, i valves 3300LF 2" GalvaniZed Iron Pipe, 3 valves 1305 LF 1½" Galvanized Iron Pipe, 4 valves 4~5 LF 1, Galvanized Iron ~ipe, ~ valves ll Hydrants i Gate~-~Valve - 10" I Inlet - 6" i Pump Connection - ~½" 2 Hose Connections - 2½~ and WHEREAS, the City of Plainview is wholly without water pipes for its needs in making water extensions and connections;, and W~REAS, Waylaad College is located within the City Limits of the City of Plainvie~ an~ said College has recently constructed a large boys' dormitory, teacherages, president's home, and hutments and other small houses in large numbers for the purpose of housing the students and teachers of said College, all of which improvements require and demand water extensions and services; and Vf~IEREAS, the City is tho joint oEner with Hale County of The. Hale County Airport, and it is now being improved with har4surface runways and expects to have com~mercial airline service within the next sixty days, and it is necessary that additional and adequate wader mains and lines be extended to said airport; and WHEREAS, a National Guard Unit is to be estabiis~d in the City of Pla~nview and an armory consturcted by the Government and exten- sions of water and sewer facilities are demanded; and WHEREAS, a great and urgent need now exists in Plainview for water Pipes, hydrants and other facilities necessary to make water e.xten2ions and connections: and WHEREAS, it is necessary that the City Council appoint an agent and representative to negotiate or make application for the pruchase of such pipes, hydrants and fittings and to execute a proper Letter of Intent and to transmit said letter to proper Governmental Agency with the view of acquiring such facilities; NOW, TP~REFORE, BE IT ~SOLV~ED BY TM CITY COUNCIL OF Tt~ CITY 0FPLAINVIEW, TEXAS, in regular session, this 15th day of September, A. D. 1947, with a quorum being present, that J. N. Jordan, ~ayor of the City of Plainview, Texas, be and he is hereby appointed, authorized, empowered and directed to make proper applicatio~ to purchase the above facilities and to ex- ecute Letter of In~ent, etc., and to enter into negotiations with the War Assets Administration for the purpose of oruchasing certain water pipes of various sized, miscellaneous fittings, and facilities at Herford, Texas, P. O. W. Camp, and that he is fur- ther authorized and directed to sign allinstruments, papers and documents necessary and that may be required to be signed in making requests for such priority and the completing a~d con- cluding Of the purchase of said pipes, hydrants and fittings. MOTION made by Councilman_Sam Langford, seconded by ~Council- man Joe E. Webb that the above resolution be ad~pted and upon the same being put to a vote, was carried and adopted ~y unanimous vote. Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman James, that the Electriciaa's Bond of Guy W. Watson be approved and accepted. The mO~ion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded~.bYi~lderman Smith, that the following estimates be accepted and ordered paid. For Jordan & Tubb, one for the amount of $1958.10, one for $1975.30 one for $1276.05 and one for $732.95. Anti-for Bryan & H~ffman on paving contract, one for the amount of $~3~1.81, and one for $~10.13. Also, for Hasle ~ Green Engineer's, one for the amount of $356~54, and one for $341.'91. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman Langford, that the revised plot shown by map of -Reformed Block 2, of Bain's Addition" located on Block 18 in Boswell Heights addition to the town of ~lainview, Texas, be-approved and accepted. The motion was carried and~it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman Smith, that the following list of salaries for City officials and employee's be approved and ordered paid. The motion was carried and the list follows: CiTT HALL P. H. Bryan J. N. Jordan J. L. Gailaway Ira Margaret Kay Ruby Schuyler Frank ~. Day Joe E. Webb Sam Langford Lester W. James C. P. Elliott Ben F. Smith PP~ESENT SALARY $250 .oo !SS.00 ($25, ex . ac.) 185 .oo ll5.00 (New) i00.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 PROPOSED SA!~RY $300.00 ~10.00 210.00 150.o0 135.00 100.00 POLICE DEPARTMENT Hoyt Curry Nath Burkett Joe E. Baker E. J. Shearer Hub Burr Loyd Allen J. A. Ballew J. E.. Sheeon Floyd Nelson Delbert Ballew Wiley Johnson 300.00 175.oo 165.00 165.0o 16~.00 165.00 165.00 165.00 165.00 165. co 165.00 300.00 215.00 200.00 190.00 190.00 172.50 172.50 190.00 190.00 172.50 ~72.50 George Boswell 140.00 150.00 Bob 0dom 200.00 215.00 Bill Adams 82 ~ 50 90 .~0 T. P. Sitton 165.00 172.50 W. J. Bryan llS.00 llS.00 Sam Faith 80.00 80.00 FI~ DEPARTMENT A o ~. HamiltOn- Leedy l~axe y Frank Rigler Berry Lynch Clyde R. Dorsett Fred L. Chandler F. A. Ray Unfilled Unfilled 205.00 250.00 175.00 195.00 165.00 185.00 165.00 185.00 165.00 172.50 165.00 ~ 172.50 165,00 172.50 165.o0 165.o0 INSPECTOR 325.00 360.00 WATER & SEVereR DEPART~t~T. S. E. B011es A~. T. Herrod Jack Slaughter Lewis Lowe Unfilled Unfilled H. R. Sloan J. R~. McCarter 255.00 275.00 165.00 200.00 165.00 190.00 165.00 190.00 165.00 165.00 13o.oo 150.00 156.o0 172.50 STREET DEPARTME~ ~. P. Marlin A. L. King 0. B. Guin 0. E. Kuykendall Roy L. Warren R. N. Tekell Albert Norton 180.00 200.00 195.00 215.00 185.00 195.00 165.00 180.00 165.00 172.50 165.00 185o00 165.00 172.50 AUD~TORIU~ ~. M, Heffin 130.00 150.00 PARKS W~-Ti-f-Evans 140.00 160.00 Frank Stultz 140.00 160.00 SANITARYi DEPART~¢IENT Dr E.~C.. N~-~ Josephine Piller Dr. D. P. Jones Earl T. Barr 200.00 200.00 50.00 50.00 75.00 75~0o 1740.oo 1740.00 AT this point Alderman Smith tendered his resignation as Alderman, same to take effect October 15, 1947, giving, as his reason, impaired health and pressing matters of personal business. Alder- man Langford expressed regret at the loss to the City Council of the valuable and pleasant services of Alderman Smith, andmad~ a~motion which motion was seconded by Alderman Webb, that ~he resignation be accepted. The motion was carried~and it ~as so ordered. There being bo further business, meeting adjourneR. -:SEPTEt~BER 29,1947: - A called meeting of the City Council of the City of Plain- view, Texas, was held on the above mentioned date with the Mayor, J. N. Jordan presiding, and Aldermen, C. P. Elliott, Sam Langford, Joe E. Webb, and L. W. Jmmes, and City Attorney, Frank R; Day, be- ing present when the following business was transacted, to-wit: ORDINANCE ALITHORIZING ISSUANCE OF "CITY OF PLAI~VIEW, TEXAS STREET I~ROVE~NT WARRANTS". THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE CITY OF PLAINVIEI¥ ON THIS the 29th day of september, 1947, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, convened in special session at the regular meeting place thereof, · Plain~iew, Texas, the following members of the Council, to-wit: J. N. Jordan, Ma yor, Lester W. James, C. P. Elliott, joe E. Webb, Sam Langford, ARq Ben F. Smith absent; and Jack Callaway, City Secretary, being present; and, among other proceedings had by the Council, were the following: introduced a proposed ordinance. The ordinance was read in full. Alderman Etliott made a motion that any rule reguir- lng ordinances to be read a~ more than one meeting be suspended. The motion was seconded by Alderman James . The motion carried and by the following vote: AYES: Aldermea, James, Elliott, Webb and Langford. NOES: None. Alderman Langfo.~d made a motion that the ordinance be passed finally. The m~tion was seconded by Aldermmn webb The motion carried by the following vote: AYES: Aldermea, James, Etliott, Webb, and Langford. NOES: None. The Mayor announce~ that the ordinance had been finally passed. The ordinance is as follows: "AN ORDINA2~CE by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, ratifying and confirming con- tract by and between said City and Bryan & Hoffman, Contractor, of Plainview~, Texas, dated september 8, 1947, for the purpose of the construction of certain street improvements in said City; author- izing the issuance of 2-3/4% and 3% Time Warrants in the principal sum of $15,000.00, payable to the said Contractor, or bearer, for the purpose of financ- ing the cost of such improvements; prescribing form ~of Warrants; levying a continuing direct .annual ad v~lorem tax on all taxable property situated in said City to pay principal of and .interest on s.aid Warrants; enacting~ provisions incident and relating to the subject and pur- pose of this Ordinance; and declaring an emergency.,, V~u~EREAS, heretofore, to-wit: on the tSth day of August, 19~7, the City Council mOl the City of Plainview, Texas, determined that it is necessary for the City to construct certain street improve- ments in accordance with plans and ~sp~.eifications then on file at the office of the City Secretary, anti.that the cost of such ~improve- ments to said streets be financed by the issuance ~of interest- bearing time warrants, payable from ad valorem tax~s, and according- ly, the City Council on said date adopted an order authorizing the Mayor of said City to publish notice or advertisement for competi- tive bids for the construction of said 'street improvements in accord- ance with said plans and specifications and ~of the City's inten- tion to issue interest-bearing time warrants to finance~the cost thereof, and which said order is of record in Volume, 9, Page 368, et seq., of the Minutes of said City Council; and, ~REAS, the~Nayor of said City, pursuant to authority c~n- ferred by the afore said order, duly issued and published the no- tice authorized by the afore said order, such notice ha~ing been duly published in the Plainview Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation published in said City, on the following dates, to-wit:August 20,1947 and August 27, 1947, the date of the first publication being more than fourteen (~)~ days prior to the 8th day of September, 1947~ the date designated for the letting of said contract; and, ~EREAS,~ the City Council did, at the time and place specified in said published notice, receive and open bids for the construction of the proposed street improvements, and it was determined by the said City council, upon due consideration of all bids submitted, that the bid of Bryan & Hoffma~, ~Contractor, of Plainview, Texas was the best hid Submitted, ana accordingly, the following con- tract and agreement was duly made and entered into by and between the City and the said Contractor, to-wit: AND WKEREAS, this City Council finds-~at all acts, conditions' and things required to be done precedent to and in the execution of the afore said Contract and the afore sam ~emorandum of Agreement have been properly done, happened and performed in reEular and due time as required by law; therefore, BE IT ORDAINED BY T~ CITY COUNCIL OF Ttr~ CIT OF PLAINVIE[~Y, TEXAS: SECTION~. t That the aforesaid contract of September 8, 19~7, and the aforesaid Memorandum of Agreement of September 8,1947, are herebyRATIFIEDY, APPROVED, CONFI~rED and ADOPTED. SECTION 2: That the performance bond executed hy the said Bryan & Hoffman, Contractor, to the said ~assachusetts Bonding and. Insurance Company, of Boston, Mass., a surety company authorized to transact business in this State, is hereby AC~EP~ED and APPROVED:. SECTION 3: That the amount specified in the said Contract and the ~emorandum of Agreement, to-wit: SIXTEEN THOUSAND ~¥0 HIE~DRED T~MTY-TW0 AND 50/100 DOLLARS($16,222.50) is hereby declared the legal and valid debt and obligation of the City of Plainview, Texas, payable as follows: (a) The sum of ONE TH.OUBAND [ ~10~ HUNDP~D. T$,~dNTY,TV~0 AND 50/100 DOLLARS ($1,222.50) shall be paid said Contractor in cash, and the same amount im hereby set aside or appropriated for that purpose; and Sb) As further evidence of such indebtedness, the serial warrants of said City, to be Rnown as "CITY OF PLAINVIE~~, TEXi~S STREET Z~PROVE~ENT WARRANTS, SERIES 1947", shall be issued, executed and delivered to the said Bryan ~ Hoffman, Contractor, for the_ purpoEe of financing a portion of the cost of furnishing all necessary tolls, materials, equipment, labor, supervision and o~her accessories necessary.in the construdtion of street im- provements in accordance with the Plains and Sepecifications therefor, and pursuant to the aforesa~ Contract and the afore- said Memorandum of Agreement. SECTION 4: That said warrants shall be numbered consecutive- ly from 0ne(l) for Fifteen (15), both inclusive; shall be in denomination of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($1,000.00) each, aggregat- ing the sum of FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($15,000.0d). SECTION 5. That said warrants shall be dated the 15th day of September, 19~7, and shall mature serially in annual install- ments, according to. the following schedule: WARRANT IfUMBERS DENOMINATION ~iTURITY DATES AMOUNT 1 $1,000 September 15,19~8 $t,000 2 1,O00 September 15,19~9 1,O00 3 l~O00 September 15,1950 l, 000 ~ 1,000 September 15,1951 1,000 5 l~O00 September 15,1952 1,000 6 and 7 1,O00 September 15,1953 2,000 8 and 9 1,O00 september 15,195~ 2,000 l0 and ll 1,000 September 15,1955 2,000 12 and 13 ~,000 September 15,1956 2,000 1~ and 15 1,000 September 15,1957 2,000 SECTION 6- That said warrants shall bear interest at the following rates: Warrants Numbers i to 5, both inclusive, maturing ~l,000.O0 in each of the Years September 15, 19~8 to 1952, both inclusive, shall bear interest at the rate of 2-3/~% per ann~a; Warra~.s Numbers 6 to 15, both inclusive, maturing ~2,000.00 in each of the years September 15, 1953 to 1957, both inclusive, shall bear interest at the rate of 3% per annum; from their date until paid, which interest sA~ll be payable semi-annually on March 15th and September 15th, in each year, the first interest payment date being Narch 15, 19~8, and such interest shall be ~svidenced by proper coupons attached to each of said warrants. Section 7: That the principal of and interest on said war- rants~ll be payable in lawful money of the United States of America, at the MERCAntILE NATIONAL BANK AT DALLAS, DALLAB, TEXAS, upon presentation and surrender of proper v~rrants or interest coupons. SECTION 8: That each of said warrants shall be signed by the Mayor, countersigned by the City Secretary and registered by the City Treasurer, and the corporate seal of the "CITY OF PLAIN- VIEW, TEXAS ", shall be impressed upon each of them; and the ~facsimile signatures of the Mayor and City Se~retary.~may be lithographed, engraved or printed upon the coupons attached to said warrant, and shall have the smae effect as if signed by said officers in person. SECTION 9: That the form of said warrants ahll be substan- tially as follows: NO. LR~ITED STATES 0FAMERICA $ STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY' OF HALE.,~ CITY OF PLAI~IEW, TEXAS, STRi~ET IM~ROVE~NT WARRANT SERIES 19~7. CITY OF PLAINUflE~, a municiapl corpor~ation of the State of Texas, FOR VALUE RECEIVED, is justly indebted to and hereby ob- ligates itself to pay to Bryan & Hoffman, Con~ractor, or bearemr, on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 19~7, at the M~RCANTILE NATIONAL BAtiK AT DALLAS, DALLAS, TEXAS, the sum of 0IrE THOUS~d~) DOLLARS ($1,000.00), in lawful money of the United States of America, to- gether with interest thereon from date hereof until paid, at the rate of PER ~EI~TUM(________%) per annum, payable .semi- annual_Lly on MARCH FIFTEEntH AND SEPTE~ER FIFTEENTH in each year, the first .interest payment date being~MAR~ CH 15, 19~8, and the Treasure~ of said City is hereby authorized, ordered and directed to pay to the aaid Bryan & Hoffman, Contractor, or bearer, and said principal shm,m together ~with interest thereon, payable at the ba~ above named., or its successors or assigns, out of and ~rom the monies belonging to the"SPECIAL STREET IMPROVE~NT WARRANT FUND, SERIES 1957" of said City, levied, assessed and created for that pur- pose. THIS WARRANT is one of a series of Fifteen (15) serial warrants, numbered consecutively from One (1) ~ Fifteen (15), both inclusive, in denomination of 0~ THOUSAND DOLLARS($1,000.'00) each, aggregating in SECTION 10: That the interest coupons attached to each of said warrants shall be,~ substantially, as follows: NO. ON THE FIFTEENTH ~DA¥ OF $~, 19 , the CITY TREASURER of the City of Plainview, in the County of Hale, State of Texas, will pay to Bryan & Hoffman~ or bearer, at the Mer- cantile National Bank at Dallas, Dallas, Texas, ~the sum of DOLLARS !, in lawful money of the United States.of A~erica, being sim mont~-~ interest due that day o~ "CITY OF PLAI~'IEW, TEXAS STREET ~ROVE~NT WARRANT, SERIES 19~7", No.~ .... , dated Sept~ e~ber 15,1947, to which this coupon is attached and is a part thereof. ..~,¥,N;~ J~rdan Mayor J. L, Gallawa-( City Secretary SECTION ll: That on the back of each of said warrants there shall be printed the following: FOR VALIIEP~CEIVED, Bryan & Hoffman, hereby transfers, sells and delivers the within warrant, together with interest coupons annex- ed, to bearer, without recourse or warranty upon the said Bryan & Hoffman, and the bemrer hereof is hereby subrogated to all claims, liens, rights and ~itle, whether at law or in equity, which are, or may be secured to the said Bryan & Hoffman, by said warrant, and the contract in prusuance of which the same was ~ssued, and the bearer hereof is authorized to collect the same and to give full receipt and acquittance therefor. BY Contractor. SECTION 12: BE IT FURTHER 0P~DAI~D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TP~E CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS: That a fund be, and the same im hereby'made and created, and shall be set aside and designated as "STREET I~R0~i~NTWARR~NT ~XIND, SERIES 19~7", which fund, when collected, shall be se~ aside to pay the current interest and to provide the necessEry sinking fund to redeem said warrants and interest coupons as they mature, and shall be used for no other purpose. SECTION ~3: BE IT FURTZ~R 0RDAII[ED BY ~ CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS: That to create the aforesaid Fund to pay the interest on said warrants and to provide the necessary sinking fund to pay the principal thereof at maturity, a tax of and at the rate of TWO & ONE-HALF CENTS ( 2½ ¢ ):..on each one. Hundred dollars' ~ ~-~ ~-gxable prope~said City of Plainview, or so much therof as shall be necessary, or in addition thereto as may be required, shall be annually levied, assessed and collected; and the said tax of TWO & 0~ -P~LF CENTS ( 2½~ )_ is here now levied for the cttrr~ so ~ thereof as shall be necessary, or in addition thereto as may be required, is hereby levied for each succeeding year while said warrants, or any of them, or any interest thereon, are outstanding and unpaid, and the same .shall be annually assessed and collected and deposited in the"STREET II~PROVEMENT WARRANT FUND, SERIES 19~7" hereby created and applied to the purposes stated and none other. SECTION la:: That said warrants ahll be issued and delivered to the said Contractor in installments, as the work is done and materials and labor furnished, and in payment of estimates or accounts submitted in regular order and approved by the City's Engineer, and also, approved by this City Council. SECTION 15: AND BE IT FUROR ORDAINED BY T~ CITY COL~NCIL OF TI~ CITY OF~PLAIIqVIEW: The fact that it is necessary that the authorized improve- merits be constructed at the earliest possible date, constitutes this an emergency measure, demanding the suspension of any rule with respect to the reading of ordinances at more than one meet- ing of the City Council, and such rule is hereby suspended, and that this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage, and it is so ordained. PASSED AND APPROVED, this the 1947. 29th day of September J. N~ Jordan M~yor ATTEST: J. L. Callaway ~y Secretary (CITY SEAL) Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman Webb, that the f. ollowing memorandum of Agreement be approved. The motion was carried and the memorandum follows: OF TEXAS ) ( COIII~Y£Y OF HALE ) · WHEREAS, Hale County and the City of Plainview, Texas, re- ferred to as first party, whether one or more, referred to as se- cond par~y on the llth day of December, 19~, entered into a cer- tain contract, wherein the first party engaged and employed second party to do all of the engineering work in connection with the im- provements and development of the Hale County Airport and agreed to pay the said second party as engineer the s~n of 6% of the cost of such improvement for his, services; and WYiE'REAS, it ~as contemplated and understood between the con- tracting parties that no liability under said contract should be incurred or fixed as against the first party unless and until the said first party as owners of said Ariport should authorize and direct such improvement and further development; and ¥~IEREAS, there may be a question as to the fixed or continuing liability on the part of the first party as to whether such im- provements were authorized; and WHEREAS, it is the desire and the agreement off the part of both Hale County and the City of Plainview as first party and W. J. Williams as second party, that the contract dated Dec. il, 194i, be in all things set aside, cancelled and held for naught and that a new agreement_ be entered into. NOW, THEP~FORE: STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY 0P HALE THIS ~Z~MORAI~-DL~g OF AGREEMENT made betweer~ Hale County and the City of Plainview, Texas, herein called owners and W. J. Williams, herein called engineer, is to witness: That the owners have decided and concluded to further A~mprove the Hale County Airport by laying hard-surface run-ways, taxi strips, aprons, grading and drainage, and to make other and further addition- al improvements and developments and by this ~ontract the owners do' hereby employ and engage the engineer to do all of the 8ngineering work in connection with or which may be found necessary to be done toward the completion of the various improvements authorized by the owners. The engineer represents and says that he is e~pezie.nced, qualif- ied and l&cersed to do engineering work in the State of Texas and is fully qualified to handle all of the necessary engineering work in connection with such~ improvements~ The engineer agrees on his part to do all of such engineering work, either himself or through associates ~hat he may engage to assist him, and to prepare all of the necessary plans and sl~.~ci- f~ca~ons on all of such improvements that may be uthorzze,m .by the owners and to prepare the necessary~ Notmioe of Bidders and to tabulate all of such bids at the let. ting of any and all contracts, That said engineer will personally be present during~ the period of construction and will supervise such work and prepare and approve estimates of the cost as the work progresses. It is further agreed that in all transactions between the owners and the contractors, the engineer is to act as the owner's agent and his duties and liabioity in connection therewith are those of an agent only. ~he engineer will demand of the contractor or contractors proper correction and remedies of all d~fects in their wark and will assist the owners in enforcing the te~ms of the contracts, but the engineer's superintendency shall not include liability or responsibility of any breach of contract by the eontractor. The terms of payment of the engineer shall be as follows: 3% after the plans' and specifications' have been prepared 6nd approved and the contracts are let, and the remaining 3% to be~aid ratably and in proportion as the work progresses and estimates have been preparsd and approved and the final~.~.payment shall be made at the conclustion and the completion of said work. DATED THIS T~ 2nd day of ~une, A.'D. 1947. CITY OF PLAINVIEW, ~XAS BY J. N. Jordan Mayor COUT~t~Y OF HALE/~ BY Ennest Tibbets County Judge Owners W. J. Williams ~ngineer Motion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that a member of the Police Department be sent to the -Safety Meeting" which is to be hei. d in Austin, Texas, and that ~he City defray the ezpense of the trip. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Langford, that the following ordinance be passed and adopted. The motion was car- ried and it was so ordered: ~f KN 0RDINANOE A~NDING, IN ~ART, ORDINANCE NO. 3~6, AND ?ROHIBITING MOTOR OR OTHER VEHICLES FRO~ TURNING T0~HE LEFT?.~T CERTAIN STREET IN~RSECTIONS IN T~[E CITY OF PLAINVIE¥~~, TEXAS~-~AND PRESCRIBING A PENALTY FOR T~ VIOLATION T~REOF ~ BE IT 0RDAI~ED BY T~ CITY COUNCIL OF~T~ CITY OF PLAI~UfIEW, TEXAS: SECTION 1. That Ordinance No. conflicts with the ordinance herein enacted, amended and/or repealed. ~ SECTION 2. Hereafter it shall be unlawi'ui~ for any person operating Or having charge of any automobile, truck, motor vehicle, horse drawn vehicle or any othe~ ~i~d~ of vehicle to turn to the left at the intersections of Broadwa~ Street Sixth Street, Broad- way? Street,Broadway Street and Seventh Street and Broadway Street an~ Eighth Street. SECTION 3. Every person violating ~ny-~'?rovision of t~is ordiance shall, upon conviction, be punished~by fine of not, ess than $1.00 nor more than $100.00. PASSED, A_PPROVED AND ADOPTED this 29th day of September, A. D. 1947. J. N. Jordan Mayor ATTEST: J. L. Gallawa~ --~y Secretary There being no further business, meeting adjourned. Plainview, Texas October 6,1947. The City Council met in regular meeting with the following members present: Mayor, J. N. Jordan, Aldermen: Joe ~. Webb, Sam Langford, ~. ~P. Elliott and L. W. james, City Tax Collector, P. H. Bryan, City Attorney, Frank R. Day and City Sanitary. 0ffic~r, Dr. E. C. Nicholl~ Attended ~he m~eting. Minutes of the last regular meeting, also, minutes of the call- ed meeting held on.September, 29th, read and adopted. Motion and second that the monthly reports be accepted and ordered filed, the regular salaries, and the following bills, be allowed and ordered paid. The motion was ~arried and it was so~ ordered. REPORTS: City Secretary's report for the month of September, $4,954.~; City Tax Collector's report for September,19~7, $2396.67; Chief Police's report for the month of September,!9~7, ~1~2.75; Building Inspector's report for Septe.mber,19~7, 3811.75: SALARIES: P. H. Bryan, ~250.00; J. N. Jordan, ~185.00; j. L. Callaway, 8185.00; Ira Margaret Kay, ~ii5.00; Frank R.. Day, ~100.00; C. ~. Elliott, ~20.00; L. W. James, ~20.00; joe E. Webb, ~20.00; Sam Langford, ~20.00; Ben F. Smith, ~0t00~ Hoyt Cttrry, ~500.00; Nath Burkett, ~175.00; J. E. Sheeon:, ~1~5.00; E. J. Shearer, ~i~5.00; Joe E. Baker, ~165.00; Hub Burr, ~165.00~ Floyd Nelson, ~165.00; ~6o...~J. Boswell, ~1~0.00; W. J. Bryan, ~t15.00; Sam Faith, ~80.00; Deibert Ballew, ~165.00~ J. A. Ba!lew, ~165.00 ;Wyiey Johnson, ~165.00; B. M, 0dom~ ~200.00; T. P. Sitto~, ~165 00; Bill Adams, ~165.'00; A. M. Ha~lton, ~205.00; Leedy Maxey, ~!75.001 Frank Rigier~ ~165.00; Berry Lynch, ~165.00; Fred L. Chandler, ~i65.00; ~yde Do~set~,~165.00; F. A. Ray, ~165.00; Plainvie~ Fire~epartment, ~.~0.00. ~. F. foley, ~25.00, ~. ~. ~o±lss,~,2~5.00;. a. ~. Herrod.., ¢165.00; J b. Slaughter, ~t~0.u0; Lew!s Lowe, ¢18~.00, H. m. Dloan, ~,130.00; g[ R. McCarter, ¢~56.00; J. ~. Marlin, ~i80.00; A. L. King. ~195.00; B. Guin, $185.00; 0. E. Kuykendall, ~i65.00; Roy L. Warren, ~165.00; R. N. Tek il, . ~ ' e ~165 00; Albert Norton, ~165.00; J. M. Heflin, ~130.00~ Dr ~. C. Nicholt, ~200 00; Josephine · zlter, ~50 00; Dr. D P. Jones, ~75.00; Frank Stultz, ~1~0.00; Will Evans, ~1~0.00. BILLS: Panhandle & Santa Fe R.R.Co., ~!33.81; J.L.Gallaway-Reg., ~30.50; City of Plainview-Disbursements, ~i~67.80; City National Bank Withholding _,ax, ~29.20; J.L-.Gallaway-City Qg~iector, ~)i28.21; Plain- view Fire Department, ~30.00; Earl T. Barr, ~70.00; ~?est Texas Gas Company, ~5i.35; Southwestern Bell TelephSne Co., ~92.40; M'isbet-Lmde- man, ~$33.~$; Robinson & Herring Drug, ~12.69; John G~ Logsdon, ~1i'.i8; The ~orbes Stamp Company, ~2.15; Ber Chamicai Company, ~17.41; ~inn- esota Mining & l~fg. Company, ~10~.~; ~/~f. S. Darley & Co. , ~4~2.15; The Steck Company, ~I.30; Dudley E..Godwin, ~11.00; Continetai 0il Company, ~25i.50; Tri Angle Cafe, ~9.55; Connor Mathes Co., Inc., ~5o74; Kiker's Service Station, ~32.62; J. M. Ra~fo~'d Gtc., Co.,~6.77; R. M. Starbuck ~t Son, ~14.50: Fairbanks Morse & Company, ~t~.2~; Gulf Oil Corp., ~2.57; Plainview Builders Supply, ~32.~5; Thatcher Print- ing Company, ~107.90; Stapleton Bros. I~achine & Tank Co.,~5.00; Jo ¥. Biggs, ~175.00; Clowe & Cowan, Inc., ~t6.65; The Texas Co., ~13.80; United States Asphalt Corp., ~235.00; Chase 8: ~icGinnis, Inc, ~832.52; Herald-News Pub. Co., Inc., ~80.10; Hale Co.-Prec. #1 , ~47.07; Fred Berryhiil Equipment Company, ~4,32; Magnolia Petroleum Company, ~38.!9; She~ard Chevrolet Company, ~i9.79; John Hull, ~46.00; Green Wrecking Company, ~45.90; State Chemical Company, ~29.80; The Karpark Corp., ~1~.22; Plainview Hardware Company, ~11.40~ Plain- view Ice Company, ~6~00; Norris Hardware Company, ~.75; Meinecke Bros., ~5.95; B. G. Perry Service Station, ~03; Cobb's Dept. Store, ~!~.05;Webb Tire Company, ~8.00. Lubbock ~¢totorcycle Company~ ~5.75; Bob ~iooper Motor Co., Consolidated Gas & Equipment Co., ~1~.00; Plainview Builders Supply, ~29~.$6; Shook Tire Company, ~7.g8;;Earl T. Bart, ~182.89; Panhandle Refining Company, ~13.2~ Phillips Battery Company, .~I~.~0; ~iggs Company, ~$68.05; Reams Etectric Company, ~163.14; Higginbotham- Bar~iett Company, ~187.$6; Foxworth-Galbraith C~mpe~uy, ~18.63~ W. O. Speck ~achinery, ~2.00; Southwestern Public Service Company, Plains l~achinery Co., ~286.44; Boyd & Davenport, ~7.00; A. D. ~ires, ~100.00; T. J. Boney, ~100.00; Alton Hail, ~!00.00~ Boyd ~: Davenport, ~5.00; G. B. Whitney Appraisal Co., ~250.00; Edmi~ston Service Station, ~$o10; Earl T. Bart, ~870.00; Board of City Development, ~750.00; Indp. School Dist., ~125 00; Plainview ~ublic Library, ~40.00; The City of Lubbock, ~275.001 BZankship Supply Company, ~183.~8; The Texas comPany,. ~134.50; Magnolia Petroleum Company, ~42o50; Western Union, ~7.92; Frank R. Day, ~125.00; Earl T. Bart, ~870.00; City of Plain- view-City Naional Bank, ~3.65; City of Plainview-Disbursements, ~i~67.10~ J. L. Callaway-City Collector, ~62.12; Earl T. Bart, Dai~ R. Cook, ~100.0'0; Southwestern Public ~ervice 5o., ~1573.20; South~restern Bell Te!ep...hone Co., ~123.~7; V~'est ~exas ~as Co., WeStern Union, ~6.99~ The Se!ig Co., ~3.72; Utility Supply Co. 13.53; The ~-ia~nvmew Trlbune, ~7.00; The Bates i~anufac~urzng ~o. $~;~'~5~, ~lies Studio, ~6.00, ~ommer~cal Radi°~ Equip. , oo. , ~4.50; -F$~r~i Laboratories, Inc., ~;5.00; Chicken inn, ~15.80; Shepar~ Chevrolet Company,s. ~27.15~ Tri Angle Cafe, ~2~.2~; ~iker's Service Station, ~15.7[-~ Continemtal 0il Company, ~11~.12; Thatcher Print- ing Company, ~4.55; Reams Electric Company, ~35.99; Maggard-Nall ~¢otor Company, $27.70; Shook Tire Company, ~85.40; Ratliffs' Black- smith Shop, $2.60; Phillips Battery Company~ ~67.05; Comuor Mathes Co. ,Inc. ,418.46; Higginbotham-Bartlett Company, ~i2.78; Blackwell Auto Supply, ~6.60~ G. R. Mabry-Dist.~ ~10.72; Plainview Sanitari~nn & Clinic, ~55.00; M'einecke Bros., ~1i.79; Fred Berryhiil E~uipmen~ Co., ~272.47; Plains Machinery Company, ~127.04; Firestone Stores:, ~116.95; Hillsdaie Gravel Company, $77.28; Chase & McGinnis, 434.72 ; ~57.94; Clowe & Cowan Biggs & Company, :~243.~0; Gulf 0il Corp., , Inc., ~832.62; Mitchell Hardware ~ompan~, ~6.96; Viking Supply Co , ~55.82; Winn Motor Company, ~)11.~0; Btankenship Supply Co., Neptune Meter Company, ~85.t6; R. H. Knoohuizen Company, ~46.25; Plainview Hardware Company, ~11.85; Herald-News Pub. Co. Inc.,~9.70; John Hull, 480.50; Davis Electric Co., ~6.41; J. L. Gallaway-City Clerk, ~24.00~ Boyd & Davenport, ~39.t0; The Karpark Plainview Builders Supply, .~40.65; Edmiston Service Station, ~5.50; The Texas Company, ~60.57~Earl T. Barr, .~870.00; Board of City Development, ~750.00~;. Plainview Independent School DMt.,~125.00; Plainview Public Library~ ~0.00; Mercantile National Bank at Dallas, 41550.00'; Drew-Cilia Mimeograph Shop, ~7i.00; D. E. Godwin, ~23.50; Frank R. Day, ~300.00. ~otion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman Elliott, that the Mayor be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to purchase a street sweeper for the City. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. At this point the Mayor appointed Aldermen Langford and Elliott and Purchasing Agent, P. H. Bryan, as a committee to investigate and report when to advertise for bids.~ Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman ¥[ebb, that the following estimates be approved, accepted and ordered paid. For Jordan & Tubb, $92~,75, one for 41,167.90, one for ~1,246.50, And for Bryan & ~offman on paving contract, ~1,2~6.50, one for one for $~13.91. And for Hasle & Green, engineer's, ~6~2.38, and one for ~421.14. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Webb, that no more public dances be allowed in the City Auditorium. The motion was c~rried and-it w~s so ordered. Motion and second that one more assistant be employed in the City Secret~ary's and the city tax collector's office--the salary not to exceed $135.00 per month to begin with. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. There being no f~ther business, meeting adjourned. -:OCTOBER 16, 1947:- The City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, held a called mmeting on the above mentioned date, the Mayor, J. N. Jordan presiding, and Aldermen, Joe E. Webb, C. P. Elliott, Sam Langford and L. W. James, and City Attorney, Frank R. Day, being present when the following busin.ess was transacted, to-wit: Alderman Webb made a motion was seconded by C. P. Elliott ~ y property that acmes that the Park Board be given a list of ~'t under their supervision and, that they be allowed to recommend the employment and dismissal of those who work in this department. By supervision, this motion meams full authority in the manage- ment and control of parks. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. R E S 0 L U T I 0 N W~AS, the City of Plainview sold to Plainview Wheat Growers, Inc. the East 200 feet of the South one-half of Block No. il, in the McCleliand Addition to the Town of ~lainview, in Hale County, Texas as shown by its deed dated November 25,19~6 and re- corded in Book 175, Page &85 of the Deed records of Hale County, Texas, as authorized by Resolution of the City Council of said City adopted at the regular session of said council held on November 15, 1946 and as the same now appears of record in the minuses of the City Council, and the ~3,000.00 consideration has been paid to said City by said Piainview Wheat Growers, Inc.; and WHEREAS, a question h~s been raised concerning the sufficiency of said deed to pass title to a strip of land about 10 feet wide immediately north of Fifth Street in P!ainview, and as to whether the City did by inadvertence retain title to all or a fractional interest of any land situated between the land described in said deed and the north line o.f Fifth Street in said City, and title to which strip was acquired by the city from W. S. Bolivar by deed dated Jmmuary i8,1912 and recorded in Book 28, page 580 of the Deed Records of Hale County, Texas; and %%~REAS, it was the intention of the City and its council and its officers to sell to Plainview Wheat Growers, Inc. a tract of ind which was contiguous to and north of Fifth Street and it was not the inteniton of any party to have reserved to the City or held by the city any land between Fifth Street as it now exists and the land conveyed to said Plainview Wheat Gro~ers, !nc., and all parties desire to correct said mistake and to vest title in said Plainview %~fheat Growers, Inc. where it rightfully should be. NOW, THE~'.F01~, BE IT ~SOLVED by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, in special session on this October 16,i9~7~ with a quorum present, that the mayor be authorzzed and znstrhct~ to execute a correction deed, duly attested by the City Secretary under their corporate seal, which conveys to said Y'tainvitw Wheat Growers, Inc. the following described land: (in addition to the land conveyed by the deed mentioned above) BEGZNNING at a point 100 feet East and 150 feet South of the Southwest corner of Lot No. 6, in Block No.li, of the Mc- Cielland Addition to the Town of Plainview, in Hale County, Texas; TH~ENCE South approximately 10 feet to the north side of West Fifth Street in said city as said street is established and exists; T!~NCE East along the North line of said street as established and as it exists, a distance of 200 feet; TraNCE North 10 feet to the Southeast corner of'the tract conveyed to Plainview Wheat Growers, Inc. by the City of P!ainview, Texas by deed dated November 25, 19~6 and record- ed in Book 173, page ~83 of the deed records of Hale County, Texas; THENCE West along the South line of said tract a distance of $00 feet to the place of beginning. The above resolution having been duly considered and dis- cussed it was moved by Councilman Webb , and se- conded by Councilman Jmmes ~_, that~ above and foregoing resolution be adopted and ~on being put to a vote, ~ of the counci~aen voted aye, and None vote~ nay and it was there- upon and thereby adopted. Motion by Alderman Lango~d, seconded by Alderman Webb, that the City pound service be discontinued--same to take effect ~ovember, 30,19~7, and that the services of the puund ke~eper, W. J. Bryan~ be discontinued at the same time. The motion v~s carried and it was so ordered. Plainview, Texas, October 20, 19~7. The City Council met in regular meeting with the following members present: Mayor, J. N. J~rdan and Aldermen: Joe E. Sam Langford, Ben F. Smith, C. P. ~iiiott and L .... james, City Tex~'~otiector, P. Pi. Bryan, and City Attorney, Frank R. Day, attend- ed the meeting. !¥~inutes of the last regular meeting, also minutes of the call- ed meeting held on October, 16th were read and adopted. ~{otion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman James, that Hortense Pelphrey be appointed to-the place in the Police Depart- ment, aheck place was maae vacant by the resignation of Lloyd Allen, and the salary to be ~172.50 per month. The motion was carried and it .was so ordered. ~gotion by Alderman Langf,ard, seconded by Alderman Elliott that Mrs. Jpsephine Piller be authorized tO investigate each ~lty, indigent patient who's bill is to be paid by the ~' before they are ad.mit.ted to the Hospital and for this additional service her salary is to be increased by ~25.00 per month. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman ~i?ebb, thatthe following estimates be approved, accepted and ordered paid. For jordan ~ Tubb ~1,181.15 and one for ~7i0.85. And for ~!asie , e~t~ ~0'. The motion Green Engineer~s for ~497.07 and also one for v~ ~- was carried and it was so ordered. Piotion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Webb, that the Mayor be authorized to place an order for an Austin-Western Street Sweeper, and to advertise for bids on same. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by-Alderman Langford, that the following ordiance be passed and adopted. The motion was carr- ied and the ordimnce follows: Al{ ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE SALE 0F FIP~?~.'0RKS USED FOR A~RfUSENFENT ~f~iTHIN TPrs CITY LIMITS OF TP~ CITY 0Y PLAI~F~IEW, TEIiAS, AND PRESCRIBING A PEN~ILTY P0R VIOLATION BE iT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL 0~? THE.' CITY OF PLA!NVIE¥{, TEXAS: SECTION t. The City Council does hereby find and determine that fireworks, consisting of firecrackerm, Roman Candles, tor- pedoes, skyrockets, bombs~ sparklers, flares and other articles of like nature consisting of gunpowder and other explosive mater- iais~, ignited and exploded within the City Limits create a hazard to the life and limb of both pedestrians and vehicular traffic ~ d and also creates a fire hazer to tt~e property, and that the prevention of the sale of such firework~ within the City Limits of the City of Plainview, Texas would greatly reduce, if not eliminate, the hazards and dangers. SECTION 2 Hereafter it shall be unlawful for any person to sell or offer for sale within the City Limits of the ~ y of Plainview Fireworks consisting of firecrackers, Roman Candles, torpedoes, skyrockets, bombs, sparklers, flares and other arti- cles of like nature consisting of gunpowder and other explosive materials. SECTION 3. Every person violating any provision of this Ordinance shall,- upon conviction, be penalized by a fine of not less than ~:~i.00 nor more than ~;!00.00, and each day that such fireworks are offered for sale shall constitute a separate offense. PASSED, APPROI~ED AN~D ADOPTED thAs the 20th day of October, A.D. 1947. J. N. Jordan ATTEST: ~yor;City of P!a~, Texas. j. ~. Gailaway Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alder~n Eiiiott that the City Tax roll for 1947 be approvem and adopted. The motion was carried and ~t was so ordered. Motion by Alderman E!liott, seconded by Alderman Webb, that M. B. Hood be apoointed, to fill the unexpired term as o'~lty Alder- man of Ben F. Smith who resigned--effective the 15th of October, 1947. The Motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman James seconded by A~derman T ~ , , ~ang~ord that the recommendation of the Engineer,s of completed work on the following streets. The motion was carried and the list of Streets follows: Independence SL Tenth to SL Eleventh E!Paso--i~ Tenth To SL Eleventh T~m~bh EL Joliet to V~ independence Galveston i,~ Ninth to SL 10th Eight WL Joliet to EL Kokomo Joliet SL Eighth to SL Ninth Total Construction cost ~2932.20 2)65.32 !774.00 1969.14 i774.00 2)65.32 Construction plus eng. 13970.78 City Part 329~. 99 Beech SL Eighth to SL Ninth Cedar !IL Second to ill Third Cedar IlL Third to SL Fourth Cedar SL Fourth to SL Fifth Fourth %\~L Cedar to EL Beech Sixth WL Columbia to %%~L Denver ELPaso i~L Sixth to SL Seventh Baltimore i~L Fifth to SL Sixth Austin I~L Twelfth to SL Thirteenth Dea~r NL Eleventh to SL Twelfth Portland NL Fifth to SL Sixth Portland SL Sixth to SL Seventh ~3008.00 3008.00 2365.32 300~.00 1907.32 2769.98 2~18.64 3086.44 2508.76 2498.62 2677.96 2839.22 Total Construction ~ ~ ~ost Construction ~us Engineering City Part ~2096.30 )4022.08 7&19.20 Motion by Alderman V?ebb, seconded by Alderman James, that the City bear the expence~ of fitting out a "kitchen,, for the Fire De- partment. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. ~i~ie~ ~xas ~ ' y Se~ CONTRACT Street Pavin~ P!ainview, Texas This agreement made this 8th day of September, 1947, by and between the City of Plainview, Texas, represented by the Mayor, and party of the first partS and Bryan & Hoffman, Paving Contractors, his their executors, administrators, heirs, successors and assigns, party of the second part. W>~P~EAS, the said City of Plainview, ~nown as the party of the first part, desires to enter into contract for the improvement of cer- tain streets in Plai~iew, Texas, as shown on the accompanying plans in accordance with the provisionS of ~he notice to contractors, specifications, proposal, and plans annexed hereto, and made part hereof, and ~[~_rdEAS, the party of the second part has been engaged in and now does such work and reporesents that he is fully equipped, and competent, and capable of p~forming the above desired and outlined work, and is ready and willing to perform such work in accordance with the provisions of the attached notice to contractors, specifications, proposal and pertinent plans, now WITh~SSETH: That for and in consideration of the prices and agreement mentioned in the proposal hereto attached and made part of this contract the said contractor agrees to do, at his own proper cost and expense, all the work necessary for the impro~$ent of the streets in the City of Ptainview, Texas, in accordance with the provisions of the attached notice to contractors, specifications~ proposal and plans which are made part of this contract, ann in full compliance with all of the terms of the specifications and the requirements of the Engineer. The said contractor further a~rees to begin work on or before the ist day of October, 19~7, and to compiete.~same within ing days after the beginning of the work, and to keep streets open for traffic as directed by the Engineer during construmtion. And the said City of Piainview, in consideration of the full and true performance of the said work by said contractor, hereby agrees and binds itself to pay to said contractor the prices set forth in~ the attached proposal, and in the manner provided in the attached specifications~ But in connection with th~s payment the City of Plainview 2hall not in any manner be liable for the payment of any sum assessed against any property and the owners therof, but the contractors shall ioo~ solely to saia ~roperty and the o~'~ners thereof for payment of the sums so assessed. The Contractor expressly warrants that he has employed no third person to solicit or obtain this contract in his hehatf, or to cause or procure the same to be obtained upon compensation in any way contingent, in whole or in part, upon such procurement, and that he has not paid, or promised or agreed to pay, to any third person, in consideration of such procurement, or in compensation for services in connection therewith, any brokerage, cofm~ission, or percentage upon the amount receivable by him hereunder; and that he has not in estimating the contract price demanded by him, includ- ed any sum~y reason of any such brokerage, co~nission or percentage; and that ai~ moneys payable to him hereunaer are free from all obl- igations' of any other person for services rendered, or supposed to have been rendered, in the procurement of this contract. He further agrees that any breach of this warranty shall constitute adequate cause for the annulment of this contract by the party of the f'irst part, and that ~he party of the first part may retain to its from amy s~as due or to become due thereunder an amount equal to any brokerage, commission~ or percentage so paid or agreed to be paid. IN WITh~SS V?~REOF, the parties hereto have set their hands the date herein named. CITY OF PLAI~IE~ BY Br.yan & Hoffman C, L. Hoffman BY J.N. Jordan Mayor Party of the First Part Party of Second Part Certified September 9th a 19~7. /s/ J.L.Gallaway, City Secretary, City of Plainview, Texas AND %%~ERIiAS, th&S City Council, upon due investigation, and orior to the execution of the aforesaid contract, ascertained and determined that no petition of any character had been filed wi~h the City Secretary, or submitted to this City Council, protesting the execution of such contract or demanding a referendum election; and, ~REAS, it also ~ppearing to this City Council that the sai~ Bryan & Hoffman, Contractor~, have duly executed the performance bond in r~P~ct 'of all such improvments hereinabove proposed, with & proper surety thereon, to-wit: Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company of Boston, Mass; 'and · I~EREAS, it having been mutually agreed and understood by and between the City and the said Bryan & Hoffman, Contractor, that the ' price stipulated in the af~mesaid Contract, to-wit: SIP[TEEN ~0 HL~t~D %~,~ENTY-~%~O AND 50/100 DOLLARS (~16,222.50). shall be paid to ths said Contractor by the City as follows: (a) By the issuance and delivery to the said Contractor of the City's time warrants, in the principal sum of FIFTEEN THOUSA~D DOLLARS (~15,000.00) in accordance with the "Notice of City's Tntention to Receive Bids for the Construction of Certain Street Improvements and to lssum Time Warrants Therefor,, hereinabove mentioned; and~ (b} The remaining Olde THOUSAi\rD TWO t~DP~D T~NT'Y-TWO & 50~00 DOL~~O~) i~ ~ ~d available for that purpose} and accordingly, this City Council and the said Bryan & Hoffman, Con- tractor, have entered into the following Memordandum of Agreement dated September 8,19~7, reading as ~oliows, to-wit: @~ount FTF~EEN THOUSNA DOLLARS (~!5,000.00), issued for the purpose O~ the construction of street improvements, in accordance with the said Contract between the said City and the said Contractor, under and by virtue of the Constitution and Laws of the State of Texas, and in pur- suance of aD ordinance adopted by the City Council of said City, an~ recorded ih tha Minutes of said City Council. THE DATE of this warrant, in conformity with the ordinance above referred to, is the Fifteenth day of September, 19&7~ AIfD IT IS }UE~BY CERTIFIED, P~CITED AND P~?t~SENTED, that all acts, conditions and things necessary to be done precedent to and in the issuing of these warrants in order to make them legal, valid and binding obligations of said City, have been done, happened and performed in regular and du~ form, as reeuired by law; that the faith, credit and resour~as of said City, are herebyirrevocably pledged {or the prompt paym~mt of the principal and interest thereof at maturity-; that no limitation of indebtedness or taxation, either statutory or constitutional, has been exceeded in issuing these warrants, and that aufficient and proper provision for the levy and collection of tax~s has been made which, when collected, shall be appropriated exclusively ta the payment of this warrant, and of the series of which it is a part, and to the payment of the interest coupons hereto attached as the same shall become dme. IN WITI~SS W~REOF, the City of Plainview, Texas, by its City Council, has caused its corporate seal ~ be affixed hereto, and this warrant-to be signed by its Mayor, countersigned by its City Secretary and registered by its City Treasurer, and the interest coupons hereto attached to be executed by the litho~raphed or printed facsimile signatures of the Mayor and City Secret~ry, as of the date last above written. J. N. Jordan Mayor,C--f~-~-~, Texas C 0%~NTE RS IGC% D: J. L. Galla~..W~ City Secretary,City of Plainview, Texas. REGISTERED: this the day of J. L. Gallawa~ Cm-~y Treasurer, City of P~, Texas. ~,[0RANDL~ OF AGREEMF~T Thee STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE R~EMOR~2~DL~ OF AGREE~NT by and between CITY OF PLAII~IIE~~, Y~LE COD~TY, TEXA_S, acting through its Mayor, (hereinafter caited"CIT~'~ and Bryan ~ Hoffman, Contractor, of Plainview, Texas, (hereinafter called "CONT~TOR ) W I T N E S S E T H: ~AS, on the 8th day of September, t9~7, the parties h~eto made and entered into a certain Contract in writing, wherein and whereby the said Contractor agreed to furnish all necessary tools, materials, equipment, labor, supervision ~d other accessories necessary in the construction of street improvements in said in accordance with approved Plans and Specifications, ~d reference to such Contract and Specifications is hereby made for a description of the improvements, as well as the tenor and effect of such Contract; and V~AS, it was and ~a agreed and unaerstood that the City would finance a portion of the cost of such improveme~ s by the i~suance and delivery to the Contractor of its legally issued time warrants, in the principal s~ of FIFTLEN THOUSanD DOLLARS (~15,000.00); and~ W~AS, it is provided by the afroesaid Contract that the full compensation to be paid the Contractor by the City shall be SISTEEN ~0USAND ~0 H~RED TV;~NTY-TWO ~D 50/100 DOLLARS (~16,222'.50); and ,~,~o the said City ~d the said Contractor herein and hereby agree that the said su~ of ~16,222.50 shall be paid the said contractor when and as the materials are furnished and labor performed, pursuant to said Contract, by issuing and deii~ering to the said ~ontractor, time warrants beari~ interest at the following rates: warrants maturing 19~8 to 1952, both inclusive, to bear 2-3/~ per annum; for warrants maturing 1953 to 1957, both inclusive, to bear 3~ per annmm; for not exceeding the principal s~ of ~15,000.00, and the remain- lng s~ of ~1,222 50 shall be paid the said Contractor from aash which the said City now has on hand for that purpose; ~ m ~ ..... AGRzE At,~L~fDERST00D BY AND BETWEEN T~ IT IS, ~z~FOR~, PARTIES ~TO, AS FOLLOWS: i. That the said sum of FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS (~15,000.00) the~mount of indebtedness which is to be evidenced by the legally issued time warrants of the City of Plainview, Texas, for the purpose of financing a portion of the cost of furnishing all necessary tools, materials~ equipment, labor, supervision and other accessories nec- essary' in the construction of street improvements, in accordance with.Finns and Specifications therefor, pursuant to the aforesaid Contra~t of September 8,19~7, and which said warrants shall be pay- able to Bryan & Hoffman, Contractor, ~r bearer. 2. That said wa~t shall be dated the Fifteenth day of Septembe~.~ sahll be n~bered from One (1) to Fifteen (15), both inciusi~e; ~ ail be indenomination of One Thousand Dollars (~!,000.00); warrants maturing one to five years from their date to bear interest at the 'rate of 2-5/~ per annmm, and warrants maturing six to ten years from their date to bear interest at the rate of 37~ per ann~, from date thereof: payable semi-annua:iy on March iSth and September 15th in each year~ the first installment of interest being payable on ~./farch i5,i9~8; and the principal shall become due and payable serially; i,000.00 on September 15th of each year i9~8/i952, both inclusive, ~2,000.00 on September 15th of each year i953/1957,both inclusive, both principal and interest being payable at ~RCANTILE NATIONAL BA~( AT DALLAS, DALLAS, TE~t~. 5. The City hereb~~ agrees to levy and have assessed and collected taxes annually sufficient to pay the interest on said warrants as it accrues and the principal thereof as the same matures, and that both principal and interest ~f said warrants will be promptly pain when due . ~_. That said warrants are to be issued and delivered to .the said Contractor in whole or in parcels in paymant of itemized estimates or .o~ounts ~uly submitted to the City Council of said ~' ;' City and approved by said Board. 5. Not less than the General Prevailing Rate of Per Diem Wages, legal hol~'~a~s and overtime work shall be paid to all laborers, workmen and mechanics employed in the construction of street improvements in said City; such wage s~cale being as follows, to-wit: Skilled Semi-skilled Unskilled ~.75 per hour; .65 per hour... .55 per hour. 6__a-~ The:Notice to Bidders and the Plans and Spacifications are here- by adopted by reference, and the same shall be considered a component part of the said Contract of September 8, 1947, and also a component part of this ~greement, as if incorporated in such instruments in full detail. 7. Nothing herein shall be construed as rescinding or cancelling the--~foresaid Contract of September 8, 19~7, but this Agreement shall be and is cumulative thereof. EXE~oTED IN DL~LICATE at Piainview, Texas, this the 8th day of September ~ i9~7. CITY OF PLA!NVIEW, TEXAS ATTEST: BY J, N. Jordan J. L. Gai!away . U~-ty Secretary ( CITY SEAL R_YAN & .HOFF_.%~N by. CLi~of~man SUPPLEI~NTAL CONTRACT STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HAL~ W'~EREAS, Hale County, Texas and t~ City of Plainv~w; as owners, entered into a contract with Bryan & Hoffman, as contractor, dated June 30,19~7, whereby the contractor agreed with the owners to complete the construction of certain improvements as ~ollows- Construction of Airport Deve!opm~nt, ~aie County Airport, Plainview, Texas; such construction includes but not Limited to grading, drainage and lighting one runway, taxiways, apron, access road and appurtenants; and ~%~HEREAS, SAID contractor agreed to do such work according to plans and specifications prepared by W. J. Williams, Engineer, and Carter & Burgess, Consltants; and ~f~REAS, said contract provided that the contractor would do such work and improvements all according to their bid on unit prices as fully provided and set out in such bid and which bid was duly accepted by the owners; and WP~REAS, among other items, the contractor bid the unit price on rolling dirt of ~5.00 per hour and bid on watering excavation at the rate of ~i.25 per on thousand gallons; and W~I~AS, the estimated mnount of the rolling of said dirt and 'the watering excavation has already exceeded the estimates prepared and submitted by the engineers; and Wi~P~AS, it is the mutual desire of the owners amd~the con- tractor to agree upon the cost of all of such excess of rolling dirt and the watering excavation that may be done by said contract~ under the above mentioned contract; and ~REAS, it is agreed on the part of the contractor that all of such excess rolling of the dirt over and above that which was estimated by the engineer in the completion of said contract sha~l be done at a cost of ~5.00 per hour and that all of the watering excavation in excess of that which was estimated by the engineer shall be done at a cost of ~i.25 per cae thousand gallons to be paid to the contractor, which is the same iaenticai prices pro- ~ided for in said bid and contract. NOW, THEREFORE, KNOW ALL ~N BY TP~SE PRESENTS~ that we, Hale County~ Texas and the City of Plain¥iew, TexaS' here'$n referred to as owners, and Bryan & Hoffman , a partnership composed of W. E, Bryan and C. L. Hoffman~ herein called contractor, agree and stipulate that the owners will pay to the contractor:for' the roll- ing of dirt o~er and above and in excess of the amount of rolling estimated by the engineer at the rate of }5.00 per hour and for watering excavation o~er and above that estimated by the engineer at the rate of ~i.25 per one thousand gilons, and the contractor agrees that all of such rolling dirt in excess of that estimated by the engineer will be done by hi~ at }5.00 per hour and all of the watering excavation in excess of that estimated by the engineer will be done by him at a cost of }t.25 per one thousand gallons. IT .IS FU~tTHER AGREE~ between the owners and the contractor that this contract is made in aid of and to supplement the con- tract between them dated July 30,19~7 and is to make certain the cost to 'be paid by the owners and to be received by the contractor for the excess rolling dirt and watering excavation. E~CUTED at Plainview, Texas, this the 10th day of October, A. D. 19~7. ATTEST: Fred Sheit on County ~uty:Katy M~an HALE COUNTY ~ TEY~%S BY Ernest Tibbet s County Judge ATTEST: CITY OF PLAI~NIE~ J. L. Gal!awa_y City Secretary BY J.N. Jordan Mayor Owner s BRYAN & HOFFMAN BY C.L. Hoffman ~tor RESOLUTION Joe E. Webb, has had prepared a~ plat or map being: Reformed Block No. 2 of Bain's Addition, !ocat~d on Block Nc.tS, Boswell Heights Addition to the town of P!ainview, Texas Hale County. and ~U~EREAS, the said Webb has duly executed and acknoied~ed the dedication deed d~dicating the alleys in said Block to the public t~e use , for b of the general public- and W~REAS, it appears to the City Council that said Reformed Block No. 2 of Eain's Addition continues the streets and alleys in conformity with the adjoining blocks and it regular in every respect and should be approved. IT IS, T~FO~, O.RDE}~D f~'D DECREED. BY T~[E CITY COLI{CIL OF T~ CITY OF I~LAII~VIE,([, TEXAS, that the map of Reformed Block No. 2, Bain's Addition, located on Block No. i$, Boswell Heights Addition to the town of Plaihview, Hale County, Texas, be and the same is in ailrespects appro~ed and accepted and that the same be filed for record. t~{OTION made by Leste~~ ~(. James, seconded by Sram Langford that the above resolution be adopted, and upon a vote, same carried mnanimously. Plainview, Texas-, November The City Council met in regular meeting with the following members present: Mayor, J. N. Jordan, Aldezmen: Sam Langford, C. P. Elliott, L. W. Jmmes and M. B. Hood. City Tax Collector, P. H. Bryan, City Attorney, Frank R. Day, and City Sanitary Officer, Dr. E. C. Nicholl attended the meeting. Minutes of the last meeting read and adopted. Motion and second that the monthly reports be acoepted and ordered filed, also the regular salaries, and the following bills, be allowed and ordered paid. The motion was carried and it was so ordered: RE?0RTS:City Secretary.is report for October., 19~7, City Tax Collector's report for Oct., 19~7,-Current, Delinquent ~1 . - ,570 69; Building Inspector,s report for Oct., i9~7, ~752o50; Chief Of Police report for Oct., i9~7; ~1,1i0.00; ~fest Texas Gas Company, October, i9~7, ~420.87; Southmestern Public Service'Co., for October, 1947; ~1,458.09; Bus Company, s report for October, 1947, ~28.77. SALARIES: P. H. Bryan, $300.00; j. N. Jordan, ~2~' 10.00; J. L. Galtaway, $210.00; Ira Margaret Kay, $i50.00; Ruby Schuyler, $108.00; Frank R. Day, $100.00; Hoyt Curry, $300.00; Nath Bur~tt, $215.00; Joe E. Baker, $200.00; E. J. Shearer, $190.00; Hub Butt, $t90..00; J. Ac Ballew, $172.50; J. E. Shae,n._~90.00; Floyd Nelson, ~190.00 Delbert Ba!iew, ~!72.50; Har~er~~~_y, ~i35.75; WileyJohnson ; $172.50; George ~ J. Boswe=i, ~150.00; ~. J. Bryan, ~i15.00;. Sam Faith, ~80.00; T. ~. Sitton, $172.50; B. M. Odom, ~215.00~ Bill Adams, ~90.00; Cecil Boggs, ~86.25; A. M. Hamilton~ ~250.00; Leedy ~axey, ~i95.00~~' " Frank R~r ~t85 00; Bert , · y Lynch, ~185.00; Clyde ~. Dorsett, ~i72.50; Fred L. Chandler, ~172.50; ~. A. Ray, ~i72.50; Ch~ a' '~lze -Lan~ord.~ , ~172.50; W. F. Foley, ~360.00; S. E. Bolles, ~275.00; A. B. Slaughter, ~!90.00; H. ~. Sloan, ~150.00; J. R. McOarter, ~i72.5'0; J. P'. Marlin, ~200 ..... 00; Kuykendali, ~180.00. Roy' L. ~arren, ~!76.25; ~. N. Teketi, ~85200; Albert I~orton, ~172 50; J M He,tin, ~150.00; Will Evans, . · · ~16~.00; Frank Stuitz, ~t60.00; Dr. E. C. ~icholi, ~200.00; Josephine Z[iliar, ~62.50; Dr. D. Jones, ~75.00; Lewis Lowe, ~190.00. BILLS: Jordan & Tubb, $120.00; City of i~lainview - Disbursements, ~1,i3~.20; City of Plain~iew - ~'~fithhoiding Tax, ~78.85; J. L. Ga!law~, City Collector, ~70.8~; Earl T. Bart, ~$70.00; Piain~iew ~ire Department, ~30,00; Earl T. Bart, ~i36.00; Southwestern Public Service ~o., ~i~157~82; Southwestern Bell Telephone Co ~Ii~.00- ~Test Gas Company, ~t9.70; Herald-News Pub. Co., ~!5.78; Thatcher Print- ing Company, ~11.62; George Keys, f~5.00; Fred Shelton-County Clerk, ~2.50; J. P. Zi~erman Prin~ing Co., ~27.00; Connor-Nathes Co., Inc., ~50.75;- Phillips Battery Company, ~20.35; Foxworth-Galbraith ~36.50; Southwestern Public Service Oo~sany, ~57.66; Coker ~ontiac Company, ~i0.60; Commercial Radio Equipment Company, ~. 50; Kiker's Service Station, ~21.86; Southwestern V~ublic Service Co., Robinson & Herri~. Drug, ~20.38; Tri Angle Cafe, ~8.i0; Continental 0il Comnany, ~$!25.65 Maggard-Piail ~otor Company, ~4..6i; V~ilison Watdrop Lbr. Co., ~i8.73; Shook Trie Company, ~i5.53; }~einecke Bros., ~382.85; Biggs ~ Company, ~256.82; Blankship Supply CompP. ay, ~558.1~; H~h R. Etter, ~181.90;. Badger ik{eter Mfg. Co., ~27.96; The Steck ~6.85; Clowe & Cowan, ~nc., ~200.03; Overton & Ross Inc., ~2~.60; R. H. ~£noohuizen & Company, ~32.50; Perry Service Station, ~2.57~ Fred Berryhil! Equip. Co., ~1i5.33~ Piain~iew Builders Supply, ~63.1~; Vi. E. Grace ~gfg. Co.~ ~ ..... ; ~/[. T. Cain Motor Company, ~5.85; Plain¥iew Builders Supply, ~71.65; Dodso~ chemical Co., ~5.85; Ramsey Painting & Dec~rating ~i16.00; Reams ~iectric CO., ~18.55; ~r. John Hullf~ ~53.50; Tarrant Equipment & Supply Co., ~i!.0~; J. A~. Sneed, .~52.00; Gouidy-Parneii Company, ~25.00', Cren- shaw ~aint & Glass Company, ~.~0; The Karpark Corp., ~2.~5; J. C. Terry-~ostmaster, ~15.03; Swain ~otor Company, ~5-75; Shepard Che~ro!et 0ompany, ~25.55; ~itchelt Hardware company, ~3.25; Western Union, ~$.~-.~7; ~!abry 0il Company, ~.70; Ratliff's Blacksmith Shop; ~2.00~ 6~i~d~ 0il Crop., ~10~0~; J. L~ Gal]away- City Clerk~ ~2!~50; Shepard Chevrolet Co_mpany, ?.~1,367.00~ Dan M. Cook, ~128,70~-P!ain~ ¥~ew Nursery~ ~2.00; The Long-Bell Lbr. Co.~ ~51.50; Higginbotham- Bartlett Company, ~127.63; The Texas Company~ ~50.50; Earl T. Barr~ ~870.00] Board of City De~eiopment~ ~75~.00~ ~lainview Indep. schoo~ Dist. '-~ · , ~i25.00~ Piai~view Public Library~ ~0o00; Mercantile ~ation- al Bank at Dallas, ~1,550.00; Wichita-Hughes Co., ~35.00; Panhandle & Santa Fe Railway Co., ~i55..3.7; Gibosn piu~bing Company, ~!$.60; ~ayors (~40 O0; C R. Peters, Shep.ard' s Sheet Metal Works, ~7.50; Tom ~"~ - , · · al .0o. The Mayor appointed Alderman Elliott, James and Hoo~, -as a co~=mittee to try to buy equipment for the collection of garbage. Also to buy a car for the Police Department. Motion by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman Eiliott, that the City extend the sanitary sewer line 150 feet into Block 7, Way!and Heights Addition to the town, ~nd Ted Presser will lay the line from there to his property, and if and when there are two or more other connections made, the City will reim~ourse Mr. P~osser for the expense he has been to for the extra extension. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman ~angford, seconded by Alderman Eliiott, that Cecil Boggs be appointed to a plac~ in the Police Department and the salary to be ~t72.50 per month. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. ~ MotiOn by Alderman Langford, seconded by Alderman E!iiott, that the City join the School and Hale County in the purchase of new uniforms for the High School Ban~--the City's part not to exceed ~600~00. The motion was carried~and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman LangFord, seconded by Aid~man Hood, that the following estimates be approved, allowed and ordered Paid. For Jordan & Tubb, ~!',0!5.$5, one for Hasie & Green, engzneers, ~393. ann one for ~60.95, and one for Bryan & ~offman on paving contract for ~i,i47.80, one for ~6i!.49 and one for ~605.69. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Motion by Alderman El!io.tt, seconded by Alderman ~angford, that the City approve the land surfacingfor apron and taxi strip around the Tee Hangar and runways at the Hale County Airport at an estimated cost of ~3,956.00 provided Hale County can finance same. The ~otion was carried and it was so ordered. Ci retary ~e~r~tary ~/ There being no further business, meeting adjourned. ~lainview, Texas, November 17,1947 The City Council met in regular meeti:ag with the following members present: Mayor; J. N. jordan, Aldermen: Joe E. Webb, L. W. jmmes, C. Z:. Eliiott and M. B. Hood~.Gity Attorney, Frank R. Day, attended the meeting. Minutes of the last meeting read and adopted. O. E. Kuykendall tendered his resignation and, Alderman Webb made a motion which motion was seconded by Alder~aan James, that the resigna- tion be accepted, and that a favorable recoF~endation in writing be given Mr. K~ykendall, co~!ending him to any who might need his ser- vices. The motion was carried and it was so orderedo Motion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman ~ood, that E. Green be appointed to a place in the Board of City DeveloPment, placing ~ m. B. Hood who resigned when he was appointed to a place on the City Council. The motion was carried ~ld it was so o~dered. Motion by Alderman James, seconded by Alderman Webb, that a permit be granted to the Junior Service League to sponser a dance in the City Auditorium in connection with the Style Show which is to be held in September, 19~8. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. ~otion by Alderman E!liott, seconded by Alderman Jaumes, that the City enter into the following contract with the Southwestern Public Service Company. The motion was carried and the contract follows: STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF t~ALE THIS AGPGEE~[~NT made and entered into on this the 17th day of November, A. D., t9~7, by and between the City of Pta~, acting herein by and through J. N. Jordan, its ~[ayor, hereunto duly author- ized, by a resolution of the City Council, and hereinafter know and referred to as "The City", and Southwestern Public Service Coat, any, a~.. corporation, acting herein by and through J. M. Collins, its Mana- ger, and hereinafter i~nown and referred to as ,'The Company,,, is to WIT~ SS: 1. That The Company is desirous of erecting an antenna for the purpose of interconnecting its various offices and servicing its transmission lines, and has requested permission of The city to place its antenna atop of the water tower belonging to the City, located on Smyth Street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Street in said city, and to erect a small brick and reinforced concrete building at the base of the water tower to house a 250 watt I~.[ Transmitter, and the neces- sary machinery for transmission. 2. That the City, in consideration of the stun of 0~ DOLLA~R (~!.00) to .~t in hand paid, and the further consideration of the covenants and agreements on the part of The Company herein contained, by these presents doe~.grant unto the said Company upon the Condi- tions and for the purposes herein set forth, the right and privilege at its sole cost, charge and expense, to erect an'. antanna on top of the aforesaid water tower belonging to The City, and to build and construct a smal_ brzck~and remniorced con~rete building at the base of the tower in order t0~ouse the transmission unit and to operate the same as a FM Transmitter in the conduct of its business and in connection with its interconnected system. 5. The foregoing permit is conditioned upon the performance by The Company of all and singular the covenants hereinafter set forth, and a~faiiure to perform any of said covenants shall work a forfeiture of this grant and authorize The City to take possession and cause Zo be removed the said property. A. The Company shall have the right to connect its transmitter with a two telephone circuit and a three wire i20./2&0 volt service line, 5~ The Company agrees that nothing shall be done or suffered to be done by it that shall in any manner impair the usefulness of the water system belonging to the City or of the property of the City located at such location. The Company assmmes all responsibility for accidents anti/or damages which may arise out of the use of said water tower, the antenna and connecting lines, and the operation of said plant thereon from improper or faulty construction, maintenance or operation or from the negligence of any person engaged in operating such broadcasting system or doing wor~ in connection therewith, and agrees to pay all cost and expenses, loss or damage to persons or prooerty arising from these causes, and to indemnify the city against any loss or damage by reason tne_-eof, both to the property or the empioyeas of the City, or to any person who may suffer damage by reason of such installation or operation. 6. This agreement may be terminated at any time by ninety(90) days written notice of such intended termination by the City or by The Company; and thereupon The Company shall remove its property from the City's premises. IN TESTIMOi~ V~EREOF the parties hereto have set their hands of the respective corporations at Plainview, Texas, this the day and year first above written. THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS ATT%ST: J. L. Gallawa~ ~y Secretary BY J. N. Jordan Mayor SOUTtT~STERN ~UBLIC SERVICE CO~.~PANY ATTEST: Lee Westhoff -Division-~A~tor BY J. M. Collins ~ANAGE R Motion by Alderman Webb, seconded by Alderman Eiliott, that the following estimates be approved accepted and ordered paid. To Bryan & ~offman on Paving contract for ~1,i9~.i5~ one for ~250.3~, and one for ~50.5t, and to Hasie & Green, Engineers, ~l,0E!.2&. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. Upon a motion and second that the following resolution be passed and adopted. The motion was carried and the resolution follows: At the regular meeting held ~ovember i7th, 19&7, the follow- ing resolution was passed by the~y council of the-City of Plain- vie~, .Ha~ County_~ Texas · RESOLUTION ~AS, City council of City of Plain- ~N-~of governing body$ ~le County, ~exas ~ has found that there exists or impends ~n acute ~hortage ~f public health or educational facilities, it hereby resolves to purchase certain facilities from the United2 States ~overnment through the ~ar Assets Administration, at such public benefit allowance as may be dtermined by that Administration, and agrees to accept and be bound by any reservations, restrictions or conditions that may be placed by that Administration on such purchase and as may be set forth in the instrument transferring title to such facilities, and it hereby further resolves that J. Nol Jordan~ ~ayor , be and is hereby authorized to enter into ~ame & ~i~le of Ind..~ SUCH negotiations as may be necessary for such purchase and to perform any acts and sign any and all instruments as may be nec- essary to effect such transfer of title, and it hereby further re- solves that all of the terms and conditions incorporated in such transfer instruments be and they are hereby accepted. ATTEST: J. N. Jordan ~Vi~: ~Iayor/~i~y of 'Plain- view, Texas J. m. Gallawa__y City Secretary War Assets Administration,Grank Prairie,Texo AGREE~ENT 0P SALE (Gas or ~a~er Distribution System) (Sale at a Public Ben'efit Allowance for Institutional Use) THIS AGP~EP~NT~ OF SALE entered into this 5 day of N~ovember~ t9~7~ between the UNITED STAt~S OF ~ ~ ~ ~Ri~_~, ac~ by and ~War Assets A~inistration, hereinafter called the Seller, an~ City of ~lainview a municipal corporation organized under the laws of the State of Texas, of Hale County, Texas ~ereinafter called the ~urchaser: ~fiTN~SSi~TH T!-L%T: ?~HEREAS~ a water Distribution system situate on the premises hereina~~e~~ogether with the tanks, stand pipes, towers, hydrant.s and other miscellaneous items, were duly declared sur- plus and assigned to the War Assets Administration for disposal pursuant to Executive Order 9689, Surplus Property Act of 19~, and VA~u~ Regulation No. i, as ~mended, ~d ' ~V~REAS, the Purchaser is desirous of purchasing certain portions of said water distribution system, together with certain of the afore- said faciiiti~s~fi~tures and equipment, for off-site use; NOW T~N~FOP~, mn conszmeratmon of the payment of t~e sum of STM THOEISAi~ OZ~S i-~i~NED S~T~ EIG~T ~D 20/100 (e7,178..20) DOLLARS by the Purchase to the Serrer, as to which Public Benefit Allowance as shown on Schedule "A" annexed hereto and made a p~rt hereof has been all,wed, and as to the balance of which receipt is hereby acknowledged, and in consideration of the observance and performance by the Purchaser of the covenants and conditions hereinafter set forth, the parties hereto agree asfS~!~ews; I. The Seller does hereby sell, transfer and convey, but with out warranty express or implied, to the Rt~rchaser, those parts of said distributionsystem, as more partiauiarly set forth in Schedule "A" annexed hereto and made a part h~reof, located upon the follow- ing described premises: PiENEt~0RD PRISONeR-OF-WAR CA~fP, D~AF o~,-;T~E COLI~TY 2. The Facilities and improvements herein transferred are sold "as is" and where is- without warranty or guaranty as to quantity, quality, character, condition, size or kind,, or that the same are in condition or fit to be used for the purpose for which intended. 3. The Purchaser will assume all necessary expense in discon- necting said facilities and improvements and-leaving in a safe con- dition the aboveppremises, all to the ~atisfaction of the Serrer~ including underground capping and sealing of underground wa~er, heat- ing mains, and ducts, light, power and communication lines and wires at the termini and/or boundaries of the installation or areas thereof to which points the facilities and i.~rovemen~s are offered for sale and removal. Ail necessary permits for performing such operations and for cut-off of ntility service required, during dismantling and removal of facilities and improvements, by any city, county, political subdivision, private person or utility company or others having juris- dicition thereover, shall be obtained by the Purahaser at his own cost and expense and subject to such terms and conditions as may be imposed by such Derson~, companies or authorities. The ~urchaser shall comply with all fire, guard and safety regulations in effect at the premises, and shall remove from the site all scrap, broken cement, poles, wires and other materials and/or debris, fill' in to a hump ~ 12" a~ove normal ground level all excavation resulting from or incident to the afsmantting and removal of the facilities and improvements and clean up and leave clear of such materials re- sulting from the removal thereof, the site of the facilities and im- provements, to the satisfaction of the Seller. 4. Seven days from the date hereof the Purchaser will assume al responsibility for the care and protection of the facilities and ~mprovements herein transferred and will completely remove said facilities and improvements, will properly sever and cap all utility connections, and clean up the site of the facilities amd improvemen.ts to the satisfaction of the Sei!er. Permission is hereby ~2-ranted the Purchaser to enter above premises for the purposes hereofj 5o The Purchaser will complete the remoYal of the fa~i!ities and improvemen.ts and all calan-up operations required by paragraphs 3 or ~ on or before 67 days from the date hereof or as extended at the discretion of the Seller. 6. 'In the event the Purchaser fails to complete all operations on or before the date specified, or within the additional time all- owed, the improvemeSts, or any portion thereof, then remaining on the premises shall be forfeited and the consideration herein paid shall be retained as liquidated damages. 7. The Purchaser assumes responsibility and liability for all damages to persons or property incurred in or resulting from the dismantling and removal operations. 8. The Purchaser covenants and agrees, for itself, its successors and assigns, as follows: (a). The Purchaser will dismantle and remove the certain portions of the said distribution system, together with com- ponent facilities:, fixtures and equipment, for relocation and reinstallation in the like dis%ribution system, of the Purchaser to provide i~Dr'ovements and extensions to its present system, in accirdance with program and/or plan submitted, the operation and rendition of services to be without discrimination because of race, color, creed or national origin. By the acceptance of this Agreement of Sale the ~urchaser hereby certifies and~wiil make additional periddica! certifications by submission of reports as provided for in paragraph 8(d) hereof that: (i) Revenues to be derived from the cony.eyed facilities and improvements will be limited to operating costs and normal reservea and such revenues will not and/or do not include any additional revenues representa- tive of profit: (2) That fifty-one percent(5i~) or more of the cap- acity of ~e facilities and improvements conveyed hereby will be and/or are being used for other than industrial purposes. (b) For' a period of 10 years from teh date of this instru- ment it shall continuously use %he facilities and improvements herein transferred for purposes set out in paragraph 8(a) above, and for incidental purposes pertaining thereto, and for no other purposes. (c) The Purchaser will not resell or lease the facilities and improvements hereby transferred within 10 years from the date .of this instnument without first obatining the written authoriza- tion of such resale or lease from the ~fAA or its successor in function; provided, howe~er, that upon a resale by the Purchaser of the e~uipment in Schedule ~'A" attached hereto and made a part hereof, the Purchaser will pay to the Seller forty percent (~0~) of the proceeds received from the resale thereof. (d) For a period of 10 years from the date he,eof, the Pur- chaser, its successors or assigns shall file with the Seller Semi- annual reports, connemcing 6 months from the date he,eof, on the operation and maintenance of the facilities, financial statement covering revenues derived from operation of the facilities h~reby transferred, together with the certifications provided for in paragraph 8(a) hereof, and such other pertinent data establishing continuous use of the premises for the purposes and in the manner first above set forth. (e) In the event the property herein transferred outlives its usefulness for the purposes set forth in paragraph 8(a) here- of during the l0 years period, the Purchaser, its successors or assigns may secure abrogation of conditions (a), (b), and (c) and (d) of paragraph 8 above by: (1). Payment ~o the War Assets Admini2~ration or its successor in function of the unamortized portion of the public benefit allowance herein allowed the Purchaser form the current market value stated above as consideration herein, which amortization shall be at the rate of I0% for each completed 12 month of operation in compliance with the terms of transfer; and (2) Approval of the ~ar Assets Administration, or its successor in function; or (3) By replacement of the facilities hereby transferred by per- manent facilities that will be used for the same purpbses set' forth in the plan or program submitted. (f) In the event of a breach of any one pr more of the fore- going co,Tenants or conditions by the Purchaser, its successors or assigns, whether caused by the legal inability of said Purchaser, its successors, or assigns to perform, any'of the o'oilgations' ' herein set forth or other~.ise, then, at the .~ption of the Seller the Unamortized portion of the said public benefit~al'iowance granted t'he Purchaser from the said current market value shall become immediately due and pay- abie o 9, N'o member of or delegate to Congress or resident cofmnissioner shall be admitted to'any share or part of this agreement or to any benefit to arise therefrom., but this provision shall not be construed to extend to this agreement if made with a corporation rom its gen- eral benefit. I0. The Purchaser warrants that it has not employed any person to solicit or secure this sale upon any agreement for-a commission, percentage, brokerage or contingent fee, Breach of this warranty shall give the Government the right to annul the sale, or, at its option, to re~over from the ~urohaser the amount o~ such commission, percentage, brokerage or contingent fee in addition to the consider- ation herewith set forth. This warranty shall not apply to cozmmissions payable by the Purchaser upon this sale secured or made through bona fide established commercial agencies maintained by the Purchaser for the purpose o~ do2=g business. "Bona fide established commercial agencies- has been construed to include licensed real estate brokers engaged in the business generally. It. (a) The Purchaser, in performing the work of dismantling, removal and restoration, shall not discriminate against any efap!oyee or applicant for employment because of race, color, creed or national origin. (b) The Purchaser agrees that the provisions of sub- paragraph ll(a) above will be inserted in all of its subcontracts. For the purpose of this paragraph, a subcontract is defined as any contract entered into by the contractor with any individual, partner- ship, association, corporation, estate or trust, or other business enterprise or other legal entity, for a specific part of this work to be performed in connection with this agreement; provided, however, that a contract for the furnishing of standar~ or cofmmercia! articles or raw material shall nat be considered as a subcontract. IN WITNESS WheREOF, the parties hereto have executed this instru- ment as of the day and year first above writteni Approved as to form-and substance H. H. DYE ATTY. W I Ti\~ SSES: 1o Karen Bagw~ld, 2. Verna B. Waddell i. Frank R. Da~ 2. Winnie Karrh DlqiTED STA~Eo OF ~=~SRIeA Acting by and through War Assets Administration Dy MoF~an N. Lewis ~0~A~ ~. ~ ~~) Deputy Zone Administrator-Zone V Office of Real Property ~isposai ~.ar Assets Administration CITY 0F PLAiN-?'IEW, ~XAS (~:UNCRASER) BY J.N. Jordan J. N. Jordan, Mayor I, J. L. Galloway , certify that I am the Secretar_y~ of the corporation named as Purchaser herein; that J. N. Jordan, who signed' this Agreement of Sale on behalf of the Purchaser, was then Mayor of said corporation, that said ~greem nt of Sale was duly signed for and in behalf of said corporation by authority of its govern- ing boyd, and is within the scope of its corporate powers. SEAL J. L. Callaway Secretary - J. L. GailaYvay The public .benefit~ allowance herein is ~0~, leaving a cash balance payable of The facilities and improvements conveyed hereby consist of the following: 245 Lineal feet $' Water pipe, Cast iron, 5 valves 6720 Lineal feet 6" l¥ater Pipe, Cast iron, 26 valves 100 Lineal feet 3" Gai~z.. YI.~on Pipe ~ i val~e 3~300 Lineal feet 2" Gaiv. Iron nipe, 3 raises 1305 Lineal Feet !-1/2~ Galv. Iron Pipe, ~ valves ~5 Lineal Feet 1,'~ Galv. Iron Pipe, ~ valves 11 Hydrants i Gate Valve - 10" ! Inlet i ?ump Connection - ~-!/2?' 2 Hose Oonnections - 2-1/2" Motion by Alderman ~liiott, seconded by Alderman Webb, that street lights be installed at the intersections of ~outh East 7th~ South East 8th, SoUth East 9th, and Broadway Streets, and one i~ the alley between Columbia and Denver 2treets on 9th Street. Thetmotion was carried and it was so ordered. ~,~ot_on by Alderman James, seconed by Alderman ~ood, that C. R. Peters be paid ~$215.00 for services in aiding the Oity obtaining pipe to be used in the city's water lines. The motion was carried and it was so ordered. There being no further business, meeting adjourned. END 0F VOL. 9 ~