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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR88-192~ABLED - OCTOBER 6, 198'8 1~ AIRPORT DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM RESOLUTION NO. R88-192 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS ADOPTING A DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM IN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION 105(f) OF THE AIRPORT AND AIRWAY SAFETY AND CAPACITY EXPANSION ACT OF 1987. WHEREAS, the City of Plainview in conjunction with Hale County operates an Airport; and WHEREAS, the City of Plainview in conjunction with Hale County has been and will continue to be the recipient of Federal Aviation Administration funding; and WHEREAS, as a condition of receipt of the funds the City must have a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program in accordance with Section 105(f) of the Airport and Airway Safety and Capacity Expansion Act of 1987; and WHEREAS, a copy of said Program is attached and hereby made a permanent part of this Resolution. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS that the attached Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program is hereby adopted as policy for the City of Plainview. PASSED AND APPROVED on October 6, 1988. ATTEST: E.V. Ridlehuber, Mayor Carla Reese, City Secretary APPROVED AS TO FORM: David Blackburn, City Attorney RESOLUTION NO. R~8-193 GOOD ROADS AMENDMENT Proposition 1 Whereas, Texans pay a 9¢ a gallon federal fuel tax into the Federal Highway Trust Fund, a user fee which is then apportioned to the state to acquire, construct and maintain their highways; Whereas, Texas receives approximately $800 million a year from the Federal Highway Trust Fund; Whereas, these federal funds pay for building over half our Texas highways; Whereas, since 1917 when federal highway funds were first given to the states, Texas has used 100% of these funds exclusively for its roads and bridges; Whereas, federal highway funds are returned to reimburse us for spending constitutionally dedicated Texas state highway user fees; Whereas, it has recently been suggested the federal highway reimbursements should be diverted to other unspecified purposes; Whereas, such a diversion of dedicated highway funds would cripple the state's highway maintenance program, end its long-term planning, and cancel critical new road projects, including many in our area; Whereas, using federal highway reimbursements for purposes other than our roads would violate the public trust by breaking the government's pledge that those who use the highways should pay for their construction and maintenance; Whereas, protecting the substantial investment in our highways and improving them will help encourage economic growth and create jobs in Texas; Whereas, Texas voters can guarantee this unnecessary raid on our. dedicated hig-hway funds never takes place by voting for Proposition 1, the GOOD ROADS AMENDMENT to the Texas Constitution, in this November's Presidential election; Whereas, Proposition 1 appears at:the end of the ballot as "The constitutional amendment and/or clarification providing that federal reimbursement of state highway dedicated funds are themselves dedicated for the purpose of acquiring rights-of-way and constructing, maintaining and policing puottc roaaways. Now, Therefore Be It Resolved, we support Proposition 1 to insure dedicated federal highway funds received by Texas are spent only for their intended purpose of improving our highways, and Be It Further Resolved, we call on all Texans to join us and every statewide elected Texas official in approving Proposition 1 and we pledge our best efforts in encouraging all Texans to vote "FOR" Proposition 1, the GOOD ROADS AMENDMENT. Adopted this llth .day of October ., 1988, by Attested by: City of Plainview Paid for by the Good Roads Amendment Campaign, 400 W 15th, Suite 417, Austin, TX 78701. Harry Ledbetter, Treasurer