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Volume 3 Ord 66-953 69-1057
Published Every Afternoon Except Saturday With Enlarged Sunday Morning Edition Pla in v iew Daily PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COMMUNICATIONS, 80/ BROADWAY -- PH(~NE CApitol 4-4343 -- P.O. Plainview, Texas THE STATE OF TEXAS ) ) COUNTY OF HALE ) BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day person: da~,~e~ B. O~wa!fl Bus~h~ess ~4&~& er ... ('Pirie) of the Plainview Dally Herald, a newspaper of general circulation Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrc lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ........ ....................... .~.e .~..~.b.~r...2.2~ .................................................... ~ (Title) SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this .. ...~ep..~., ..... A.D., 19..$.~. ........ try Public, Hale County, Texas The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar ORDAINED BY !THE-'CITY COUNCIL OF ]ME CItY OF PIAINVIEW: shall be unlawful for any person owning or haVi~g of. any truck, bus or trailer having a carrying:.capacity in a ton, or any tr~-ck, bus.orr trailer, or and trailer whfch has an over-all` length in exces~i~ ~ bus or ~trailer that'has a.width of , t~ park. the same~ upon any :street in the 'City which said str. eet, if paved, lis nOt. at least fifty- curb to curb, or om any.~unpaved street in the 'ttke traveled portion of which isi' not at least ~y~fOur 'feet'~ wide.. · ' ~ ~. 2: .It shall be unlawful i:or any person owning bus or trailer ha?lng a carrying ~capacity in ~hs Of a ton, or any truck, bus or trailer, or ~trailer,'which has' an over-all l'ength~in exce~ feet or' any truck, bus or ~trailer that has a width ~of- more park the same on an), portion of Eleventh Stree in 'the City of Plainview. ~' ' -. SECTION 3: PMovided, however, the- provisions.of ~ ¢ shall :'not ~Be decree or combination truck and ~ of' sai~ streets~ in t~:he City'of purpose' of the~.;actua] ~I°ading and. unloading of. goods merchandise:When SUch Vehicle is accomphnied b3 Vfded further,~ that ':~!0ading" and "unloading" as use~ in-this Me shall be ~Iimited to the actual ti~ necessarily ConSumed in such ration. . ' ~' · .i ~ ].~ S'ECTI~ '4: ~e provisions of this ~dinance are ~declare.d ~ severable an~ if any section, sentence, Clause or phrase of ~. any reason be held to be invalid o~ unconsti'~ such decision shall not affect the validity ~of '~he re~ , sentences, clauses or phrases of 'this ~dinance, but ~hall re, in in effect, it being the legislative intent that th~ ~Omdinance- shall stand no~ithstanding ~he invalidity of :~ SECTI~ 5: Any person violatimg or failing to comply ~t.h this'Ordinance is violated, it s]hall cons~itutea ~-' MAYOR, City o-f PlainvieW, Texas ORDINANCE NUMBER 66 -954 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE BUDGET SUBMITTED BY THE CITY MANAGER OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW~ TEXAS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1966-1967. BE lT. ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS: SECTION t. That the budget prepared by the City-Manager of Plainview, Texas for the City of Plainview, Texas· for the year co~rm~encing October 1· 1966· through' and including September 30· 1967, is hereby approved and ordered flied with the City Clerk of the City of Plain¥iew, Texas. SECTION 2. The City Clerk is hereby ordered to file a copy of said budget with the Comptroller of Public Accounts· at Austin· Texas. PASSED AND APPROVED this the 29~ day of September ATTEST: M. L. Rea, ~ Clerk · A.D., 1966. M. B. HOOD~ ? ORD I bLANC E Nb!~BE R 66 - 955 ~2{ ORDii,i&NCE LEVYING T~ES FOX THE USE ~ SUPPORT OF THE XUNiCi~AL GOVERi%~N~2 OF THE CiTY OF P~iNVIEW~ TE~S~ A~ ~-~nv~r~?~.,~,~,~.~ ~vOV~ THE iN~Ei~ST AN~ e~NK;N~ ~' = ~ ~ FU~ FOR TP~ FISCAL YEA~ 19~$-19~Y; PkOViDiNG FO~ THE TIF~ AN~ ~{NNER OF PAYING THE Y~ Vi~O~M Tf~S LEVIED. ~ ~ u~.~.~ CO~C~ OF THE C Section i~ That there is hereby levied a~d there shall be collected for the use and support of the municipal gover~men~ of the City of P!ainview~ T~xas~ and to provide interest and si~dng funds for the year~ Nineteen Hur~dzed and £ix~-Six k~=oo)~ upon all prope~uy~ rea!~ personal and mi×ed~ within the cor'~orate limits of said City subjecz to tax~tion~ a tax of one dollar and ninety cants ($i~90) ox each One Hundred Dofiars ($i00.00) valuation of property~ said tax being so levied and apportioned to the specific purposes herein se~ forth: (k~ ~o~ tau ~ain~enance aha suppor~ of the general goverP~ent anl for the o~p~ration of the City Goverp~ent to be placed in ,the General Fund~ 62% of the total amount received~ beir~ $!.558 on each One Hundred Dollars ($I00.00) valuation of property. (~) For the interes~ and si~ir~ funds, ~he following apportion- ments shall be ~ade: PERCENTAGE Jl{O,~ NO. i. No. 2. General Obligation Refunding Bonds i Feb. 1931 Street improvements Bonds 15 April 1955 0.005% .000095 1.100% .0209 No. 3. June i957 4.100% .0779 General Obligation i Sept i .Suu% .0285 No, 1959 1.900% .0361 No. 6. Park Zonds Series 1963 15 Jan. 1963 1.300% .0247 ~=~ Obligation Bonds Seri~s 15~3 15 Jan. 1963 3.100% .0559 No. No ;, 9 o Bo~as~ Series 1966 15 Hatch 1966 3,600Z .0684 NONE NONE No. lO. No. ii. No. 12. No, 15. ~oncs~ i Aug. 1952 Bonds~ 15 ~ay 1953 %,7ate? & Se~-zer improvemen~ Bonis~ 15 ~--~ 1955 City Hall Furr~iuura i~arran~s i965 NONE NONE NO~ NONE NOi'~ 0.395% .007505 1.000% ~iga_ c ....m~on ? A~:' }forties collected '~'" ~ ~'~ .............. ~e~ ~s Ordinance for the s~eciflc .... ~!c ur':~osc; inLica~t~ in each ~:am and tha~ the Assessor and Collector ...f i '!s eke m~. iraasurc._ and the C'~'~y C!crk she~' ~ .-~3~ z~ keep these accounts so as to r: .... iy ar~.~ 'ti, hotly sho~ the amoum~t coll.~cted~ the amounts exp~nded and ~' ' ar:lz tiz~e beions.~o to such luP~as~ ~E is hereby ~de the .~y of ~he Tsx Assessor and Collec~or and avery such person collecting mcr;ay ~,or ~-he .... Ci~y of Plafrzvia~z to deliver ~o the City Clerk an~ ~he City ~-~ea~' - cna -ina of 'iepos"'zir ~ any monles~ a s~at<-::..a?~'t shod{inS to ~hat fund such a%osl- skou_i,2 5,_ r, .... a az._ from v~ha~ source receivaa. Ail receipus for the C~ty r. ocs ;:calf ica. ly a2'f;.or'tioned by Ea~s u~xn~c= are hgreby mace payable ~ha Gen.~-ai Fu;'.~ of the C~y. ,_~cx ~. Tknt uhe~.~,~ Valorem taxes ~-=~ein~ levied s'~i~= become the 1st Cal of Octo%cr~ i'96d~ and may bepa~: ~ up to and includinS ~" ~=n= follox,~inE Janvarv 317 ~zi~b,c,"c lanaiuy, but if nos so .aia such 'taxes shall become delin- o'.strut cn ~a~.. foiiovzing ,.~y~ Ya:bruary '~s~ ~ ~ and the foilowir~g penalty shall be '.ayable tharson~ to-~zit: if paid during nbs month of Aprii~ three percent {3%)~ ~z~ ane on and after the ls~ day or dr, l.y'~ eIsnc oercenu %~/~2. Such un'2a~d~axes shall bear i~t=~'- ~es~= at the rate of six oercenc {~5%} .far annwm fro2~ Febi~lart isc~ 1967~ and $I.00 shall be charged for each reacr, a~or. certiz2ca~e issued by uae ~x Assessor and Collector as cost. Section 4. The texas herein levied shale be a first and prior llen against the _..uopzrcy u~en ~hich they are assessed and the said first lien shall be suoarior cng prior to ali other iiens~ charges arid encur;2oances~ and this lien shall ~tlach to personal proper~y to the same exten~ and with ~he same prior- ities as to real csuate. ¢ Section 5. The liens provided herein shall attach as of January 1~ 1966. Sec=~on 6. S.nould aky par~ of this O~**~nce be declared invalid, for any reason~ ~hat invalidity shall nou ~zec~ the remainder of this Ordinance~ which remainder shall continue in full force and effect. PASSED nixed APPROVED this ~he 29th day of Seotember~ A.D., 1966. H. L. Rea~ City Cleric AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 65-906, Ah~D AMENDING A PART OF . ORDINANCE NO. 65-900; PROVIDING TWO HOUR PARKING LIMIT FROM FIFTH' STREET iN THE O~ HUNDRED BLOGK FROM BROADWAY TO ASH, STREET ~N T}~ NORTH SIDE OF FIFTH STREET. · · . . BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CiTY COUNCIL 'OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1: That portion of Schedule I in Section 1, of Ordinance No. 65-900 that now reads: 7TREET Fifth INCLUSIVE BLOCKS t00 .Blk. East EXTENT Broadway East 140 Feet SiDE North. is hereby amended so as to hereafter read,as follows: .S~TREE% [ INCLUSIVE BLOCKS i ' Fifth 100 Blk.. " EXTENT Broadway to Ash Street SIDE Nor th -i o SECTION 2: Ordznance No. 65-906 is hereby in all things repealed. ":~ ' ' i.~ ' -SECTION 3:-The penalty of violating this Ordinance or any part thereof, shall be the same penalty/as is provided in Section 14, of Ordinance No. 65-900 PASSED~A~'APPROVED .th'is ~ -- day of October, A.D., 1966.' " · _~ :=~ -' . ~ . , ., - . -'::'"'"":' "' '- MAYOR, City of Plainview ATTEST: .... Ci'Z~f 'CLERK, 'City of Plainview 6 General Fund 66~ AN APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE WH~:RIzAS, the City Council of the City of Plainview finds it is necessary to appropriate certain speci£ic funds out of General Obligation Bond .Fund funds for an approved project, and this ordinance deals 'with the daily operation of City departments in the public interest which creates an emergency: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCiL'OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: Thereis hereby appropriated outofthefollowingdescribed General Obligation. Bond Fund- Airport Warrants of 1959 A¢¢oun¢ No. 407 'The s~m $1,150.00 fund, to-wit: For the following purpose: Payment R~quest No. 2 Clear Zones and Access Road Hale County Airport FAA Project No. 9-41-036-08 Payable to Carter & Burgess Engineers Planners WHEREAS, an emergency exists, as shown in the preamble to this ordinance, the enactment of this ordi- nance is declared to be an emergency measure thereby creating a public necessity that the rule requiring propos-ed ordinances to be presented at two (2) separate Council meetings be dispensed with; and this ordinance shall be effective from the date of its passage. Passed . -_~AND. IT IS SO ORDERED by the Council on this MAYOR CITYSECRETARY MANAGER Approved by: Division Director u,~iGiNAL Department Pla. th view Da ily t PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 801 BROADWAY -- PHOTCE C_~-pitol 4-4343 -- P.O. B¢ Plainview, Texas THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, o:n this day persona ........... J. gm.e. ~... E.......0. ~wa.ld .............................. Bu a; i ness.. ~.anager. (Title) ORDINANCE N AN' OI~DIN~CE .P~f~ PARK- lNG 0N~TJO~} :~INCY STRE~T:~ ~:~LAIN- ~EREA r~fhc on t~t.2~d[on Of Quincy Street lying t~.Tentil ~nd Eleventh Struts jn the City ~f Plainuiew makes if advisabJe ~rohibif the ~ark~ng of motor vehicles or vehicles of any kind o~ that of Quincy Street lying be~een T e nth aha EleventE Streets Jn the City of Pla[nview; NOW, THEREFORE, BE iT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CiTY OF P~IN- VIEW: SECTION 1: Pa~king of any kind of motor vehicl~ autd~oblle, truck, ~aib er, truck trador~.or,veh[cle of any kind, on th~ uo~[on of ~cv Street lying batween Te~Th: St[~d Eleventh Str~f~ in the City o~'~iew, is here- by prohibited~ : ~ ~'7'; SECTION 2; No ~¥A~AeI~ C~use to be p~rked;~d, mO}or vehicle, ~utomobile, truck~ ~(~;.truck trador, or vehicle of any kin~Lo~]-~lmf of Quincy Street lyi~ 5~fw~n Tenth StrUT and Eleventh Str~ in the City 0f Pleinview, Texas. SECTION 3: Any pers~ff~{gho shall violute or fei] ~o comply W~h any of the ~ovsions of this Ordinence, she[ be d~med guilty of a misdem~nor and on conviction thereof, sh~II be ~un- ish~ by a fine of not loss t~n ORe Dollar ($1.~) and nSt more than Two Hundred Dollars ($2~.~) PASSED AND APPROVED This Day of Odober, A.D., ~B, HOOD Mayor, City of Pi~InvJew~ Tex~s ATTEST: (Signed) [M, L REA [C~ C erk~ City of PlainvJew, Texas (O~er 27, 1966) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation published in Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrument was pub- lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ............................ .............. ............................................................... A. D. 19.6.6 .... ....................ge. r. ................ SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this ...2.7.~.h ..... day of A.D., 19.66 Notary Public, Hale County, Texas The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar ORDINANCE NO. ¢~ "' /'/ .... AN ORDINANCE PR(~MIBiTING PARKING ON PORTIONS OF QUINCY STREET IN ~dE CITY OF PLAiNViEW; AND PROVIDING. A PENALTY. ~iEREAS, congestion of traffic on that portion of Quincy Street lying between Tenth and Eleventh Streets in the City of Plainview makes it advisable to prohibit the parking of motor vehicles or vehicles of any kind on that portion of Quincy Street lying between Tenth and Eleventh Streets in the City of Plainview; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION t: Parking of any kind of motor vehicle, automobile, truck, trailer, truck tractor, or vehicle of any kind, on that portion of Quincy Street lying between Tenth Street and Eleventh Street, in the City of Plainview, is hereby prohibited. SECTION 2: No person shall park or cause to be parked, a motor vehicle, automobile, truck, trailer, truck tractor, or vehicle of any kind on that portion of Quincy Street lying between Tenth Street and Eleventh Street in the City of Plainview, Texas. SECTION 3: Any person who shall violate or fail to comply with any of the provisions of this Ordinance:, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of' not less than One Dollar ($1.00) and no~: more than Two Hundred Dollars ($Z00.O0) /PASSED"AND APPROVED ~s ~~ay of October, A.D., 1966. I diTY. CLERK, City of. Plainview, ~ex~s ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AME~0ING SECTION ONE OF ORDINANCE NO. 65-900 OF THE CITY OF PLAINn/IEW LIMITING ~RtE PARKING TIM~ OF VARIOUS VEHICLES ON CERTAIN STREETS Ah~O WItHiN CERTAIN DISTRICTS OF THE CITY OF PLAINViEW, WHICH SAID SECTION ONE IS A~NDED SO AS TO CHANGE SCHEDULE O~NE OF SAID SECTION ONE AND PROVIDE THAT ALL OTHER TERMS, PROVISIONS, FACTS AND PENALTIES OF ORDINANCE NO. 65-900 SHALL REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT. BE IT ORDAINED BY T~E CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1; Section 1 of Article 65-900 of the City of Plainview as amended by Ordinance No~ 65-904 and 65-906, is hereby amended so as to hereafter read as follows: --~ "SECTION 1: PARKING TIME LIMITED ON CERTAIN S~"RtEETS. When signs are ~ j erected, or other notice provided for, in each block giving notice thereof, no~ person shall park a vehicle of any kind for longer than two (2) hours .at any time between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. of any day, except Sundays and legal holidays (as defined by Subsection [j] of Section 37.~ Article Ii, of Chapter 14 of "The Code of the City of Plainview, Texas, 1957"), within the district or upon~any of the streets or por'tions of the streets described and set out in Schedule i of this Section." SCHEDULE I Asi~ Ash Ash Ash As~ Ash Broadway Aus tin Aus tin Aus tin Aus tin Aus tin Baltimore Ba 1 timore Eighth Eighth Seventh Sixteenth INCLUSI~_VE ~B~OC KS 700 700 6OO 5OO 4OO 4OO 400 to 800 7OO 7OO 6OO 5OO 5OO 6O0 6OO 100 Blk. West 100 Blk. East 100 Bik. East 1800 & 1900 EXTENT 7th..Street North 250 feet 8th Street South 140 feet 6th Street to 7th Street 5th Street to 6th Street 5th Street South 150 feet 5th Street South 130 feet From 4th Street to 9th Street 8th Street South 280 feet 7th Street North 140 feet 6th Street to 7th Street 6th Street South to Alley 6th Street South 140 feet 7th Street to 6th Street 7th Street South 330 feet Austin Street to Broadway Street Broadway Street East 140 feet Broadway Street to Ash Street Quincy Street to Smythe .~treet SIDE Wes t East Both East East West Both East Wes t Both East Wes We~ Eas~ J Both Both Both North STREET Seventh Seventh Seventh Seventh $ixth Sixth S ix th Sixth Sixth S ix th Fifth Fifth Fifth Fifth S ix th Eighth Fifth SCHEDULE 1 (Continued) INCLUSIVE BLOCKS 100 Blk. West 200 Blk. West 200 Blk. West 300 Elk. West 100 Blk. East 200 Blk. East 100 Blk. West 200 Blk. Wes~ 200 Blk. West 300 Blk. West 100 Blk. East 100 Blk. East 200 Blk, East 100 Blk. West 300 Blk. 100 Blk. East 100 Blk~ WeSt EXTENT Broadway to Austin Austin West 208 feet Austin West 140 feet Baltimore West 140 feet Broadway to Ash Ash to Beech Broadway to Austin Austin West 100 feet Austin to 150 feet West Baltimore West 200 feet Broadway to Ash Street Broadway to Ash Ash Street East 140 feet Broadway to Austin Street From 50 feet West of Baltimore 40 feet West From Ash West 70 feet BroadWay West to Alley SIDE Both South North South Both Sou th Both North S o uth North Nor th South ~o~ Nor th Nor th Published Every Afternoon Except Saturday With Enlarged 8Ur, AN VEHt THE Pla in view Da gl THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally James B. Oswald Business Mana LEGAl. NOTICES , 56 :3lNG SECTION ~'E NO. 65-900 OF IINVlEW LIMITING OF VARIOUS CERTAIN STREETS ':RTAIN DISTRICTS OF PLAINVI EW, WHICH IS AMENDED SO CHEDULE ONE OF ONE AND PROVIDE TERMS, PROVI ~NALTiES OF OR REMA I N EFFECT. BE THE CITY PUBI~[~IED BY .AT.T,T.~ON COMIVIU~T~CATIONS, INC. ITY OF PLAIN- VIEW: -,~ ', ,~, ~1 B~WAY -- PHONE CApitol 4-~ -- P.O. BOX ~ SECTION I:'. S~io~ Adicle of the City. of Ptaim~.~S:~' '" ~? amended by Ordinance No. ~-~"&5-~5, is herin ~i~] J. ~Z~ by amend~ so as ~ her~ffer read as fei Jews: "SECTION 1: PARKING TIME LIM- ITED ON CERTAIN STREETS. When slg~s ~re erectS, or other notice pre. vid~ for, in each block giving notice thereof, no gerson shall ~rk a vehicle of eny kind for longer than ~o (2) hours at ~ny time ~n the hours of 9:~ a.m. and 5:~ p.m. of eny except Sundays and I~1 holidays defined by Subsedion (j) of Se~lon 37, Adic[e lb of Cha~ter 14 of ~'The Co~ of the City of Plainview, Texas, 1~57"), within the district or upon any ef the str~s or ~odions of the ~reets descdb- ~ and set out in. Schedule 1 of Se~io~." SECTION 2: Except as amended here- by, Ordinanc~ No. 65~a0 and eit sedions, provisions O~d terms ther~f, together with the ~e~t~ provided for therein, sh~ll remain {n full ~rce ~nd effe~ ~nd the penalty as provided for i~ Ordinence No. ~-~ slmll the Denatty a~plic~ble to this amendment. ............................................................. ~ .............................................. PASSED AND APPROVED This 7th t'rr,l+l~'~ ~ay of Nov., A.D... 1966. ~'~*~ Signed: 3A.B. HOOD MAYOR, City of P a nview · , [ATTEST: of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general clrculanon pU~[~g~Rk, ~yA o* P,amview [ (CITY SEAL) ' j'~ NOV. 13, 1966 Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrument '~,..o p~... lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ............................ .................... ~.o..v..e.m.~.e~ .... !.? ........................................................ A. D, 196..6. .... ........ ..~~. ~'~ Business Manager (Title) SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this ...1.4~' ...... No v..e?ab..er. ,. A.D., 19.6..6. ......... day of Notary Public, Hale Count, Texas The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar for therein, shall for in Ordinance No. PASSED AND APPROVED ~Wais t effect and the penalty as provided )licable to this amendment.- , A.D., 1966. ATTEST:-;. MAYOR, City ,of Plainview ........................... ~QI%~f Ci~RK', CitY .of Piaiflview~ ' ' "':. ....... '' $ SCHEDULE OF MISCELLANEOUS RATE. AND CHARGES Color Tel~.~,on~,s. a~ b. Rat~ _:e~r MoDth Four or S~-butto~, each Non-button or One-button (t) First 100 se'ts, each (2) Next AO0 sets, each (3) Over 500 sets, each Spe~erphone ~ each; ................. Princess Teieohone~ each ............ ~o~..Coior sets (1) Foz= or Six-button, each (2) ~on-bu.~%on or One-button, each.. Color ~2.50 5°00 4.00 4.00 5.00 5~00 5.00 5.00 Telephone Sets - Special ~Y~pes AN APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE WHEREAS, the. City Council of the City of Piainwiew finds it is necessary to appropriate certain specific funds out of ENTFJ~L FUND funds for an approved project, and this ordinance deals with the daily operation of City departments in the public interest which creates an emergency: i'40;'~, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE,CITY OF PLAiNVIEW: There is hereby appropriated out 6f the following described G~NERAL 1AJND ~und, to-wit: -, . The sum $ 441.40 For the following purpose: For the Purchase of Office Equipment Payable to M ~ W Stationery C6mpany Plainview, Texas £ WHEREAS, an emergency exists ag shown }n the preamble to this ordinance, the enactment of this ordi-' nauce is declared to be an emergency measure thereby ~creating a public necessity that-the rule requiring proposed ordinances to be presented at two (2) separate Council meetings be dispensed with; and this ordinance shall be effective from the date of its passage. · Passed by' the Council on this AND IT iS SO ORDERED MAYOR ATTEST: S CRET;~RY, CITY ~ANAGER % ' A~prOYe . ·" i ion D. irector~ . '.: DeP'ii~ment . Ali ORD!N>~iCE Cr~OSiNG iC£AX:R'G :PfD LE~.~2:G ASSESSi~NTS FOR. COST 0Y i~K0'TZNG CEF~'AiU[ S?2~ZTS A:'D AVh~TJZS iN T~fl7 CiTY 0Y ~NTS: IO(D FOK TZ~ ZSS'Uf~fCE OF ASSZG~:ZSLE CERTZFZ~TES IN EViD~CE WPPE~P~.S~ the City cf P!aJ.TR'i.,'R': l~.era~ofore ordered that the streets sko~n~ on u ....... ,L~jlr~aa:'s ~l... for mantioned Engincer~'~ ~oii~ sho~ing the amoun~ no be c ..... ~sad against various oortions of abutting properny and. ~hose o~ning it~ and showing other m~tters required by law; and WE~AS~ the City through its governing body approved Engineer's Roll, and pursuant to bids duly received and opened awarded the contract for said imorovements '~o the above mentioned ............ ~ as ~ eo~zacuoz shoz~v£ by written contract properly executed~ duly approved~ and accepted by the Cityi and w~PS=~S~ a~ter exam~na, nmon and approva2 of the Engzneer s Ko'i!: the City's governing body c,~'£arm~naee n~ nacessi'ty or ia~/ing an assessment for a portion of the cost of said zs6}rovements against aSutting properny and, the o~e~ers tnereoz~ ane in accordance ~ith uno provzszons of ~~ Revised Civil Sta~u~es of .... :~ ° .... ~ {!925, as amended), notzce ~as given to all Parties an~z:~a~ by zavz no notzce~ of the hearing by aavarnmszng the same three circulation oublishad iz the City of P~!ii,U::ll,:~ ~ Eli~ , ,z,a'~ ~ days before .... of ~ ....... ~ irrlorovemants for ~hich asrassments ~ere erososed to be ].evi%d~ setting forth the streets to 5e imeroved~ tka esEimmted amount ocr front Zoot proposed to be assessed~ and the. estirrmEed total ces: of imsrovements on each s~reet or portion thereof~ statmng the tis: and place for the hearlng~ and othamsise fully comp!yin§ ~ith :he provisions of the is:~ and WE~RL~S, hearing ~:as held in accordance ~ith said notice and all parties entitled to ba heard were given the opportunity to be heard by the governing 5oay of the City of 2LLiiK'Xi:P: on any ~:s, tter as to which hearing is a constitutional prerequisite to ~Ne validity of the paving assessment contemplated heraumder~ an~ to aomtas~ the amounts of the proposed assessmants~ the lien and ...... ~n=~ to c~ao~ .~t~;: spaczai benefits to abuttiz~g oroperty and i~s ev~%~ers by reason of the ?roposed hmprovements~ and to contest the accuracy~ su£ficianey~ regularity and vaiidmmy of the proceedlnSs and con~rac~ con~%ec~ed suck ir~.provamants amd proposed assessmants~ as wall as any ether ~ttar upon which they were entitled to haaring~ and City -~a ~ u~.r~, OPdOAiNED: ~ ....... ,~ hereby iev±ed and assassae against each owner the prspar:>r man::onad in the attached Engineer's P~oli 'for paving assessme~ .--b,---;.~ou ~ 'r'=?:,astlva properties, ~na several, sus~$ o:z rasnav ae~ opposlue each party and property~ and such assessments Tko severe. 2 amounts assessed ant levied against properuy osg~ers ant z~amr res'3, ac~ve properties is &s sno~ on ehe~ ~n~'{ ...... s ~zn'~ ~ ~n~ Sr. ~. oarsenai ilabilicy ~5: ':_Lyga aS&,i~: t ao.e r,aseactive o~qners of the resp._c-&~ve ~e su?.s so as,'zassed a,sa%ns-d reseecEive ,~roeerties hha!l · maya: ~:.c 'to Cc;i~rector J.E Als ozfzc,~ ~z~ ,~b,, ....... 0.. -~o .... i l'axas~ ir~ ,bh.i,.~as., .. izs'cailments ~ o~eaz's shall have th6~''':~ 5,~ ~ z ~- ..... g~ ~o ]p~y ~ii or ~,'~ev -~--z ~- the innerest on any assessman~c certificate issued hareunier~ nbs holder of such certificate et ~s option ~y eaezaze 'one emtire unpaid balance of srLncieal and interest i~sr. edia~:ely due and payahle~ gna any lien securing papaen-a chili become s'~ eject tn forec!osure~ arid action.may be had on the '}ersonai liability nheredn: either or both~, for}earance to any extent shall not daerive such c~rzificate hulder oi zka opnion zo accelerate maturiny or imoair any lien securznS 2a, yment or enforcement thereof as provided by . ~_~p~ovem~n~s ip~ each numoeree unit above {5) U~on compie'aaion of ...... - ~ + ~ ~ describe& and upon 'the City~ s accer~uance cz ea~c~ unit as the City r-.b:~..~:~:_,:.. , ~ ~ ..... ~ uL~.oua~ its governing body~ the layer ami Sity Secratary~ ere ::~uthorisec and directed to .y..~:cute ~z,d deliver in the Ccunty~ Taxas~ to -&ha Coztractor~ eviCancins ~he assessment here levied~ declaring the llen upon the a'Leropriate property ~:{heEher correctly named or no~, and fixins Eh3 ~erm and conditions of s'ac'a certificates in accor{ance -~,~i[h this ordiz~ar~ce; sand ce.i_,.~c~e~ shall ream'Ce suoscan~ia!ly that n-~ ........ d~ .... ~}~i~h reference to mamSnS -cNa imorovemen~s have been regularly had in compliance with law~ and na~ a~ preracuisptes. ~o the _s'~-'~noe of the assessment lien against the prooerty a~scrz~3aa ...... :.n the aa~Eificates and ~'~e oarsonal iiahiiLty of the o,;~er have been - " o~.~Lz~aee suazz De prima facie evieence of all matters raciuad therain~ and them ~arsonai liability and liens secupzng pap. ant may be enforced by {6). The assassmanz herein levied for improvements'in each unit is altogether seoarate and distincn from assessments in avery other unit~ and is in no wise affected by i~rprovamants or assessments in any other unit and in m~king and levying assessments the cos~ of improvements in each unit~ nba benefits accruing tnareto~ and all other ~attars referring to imp, revetments in each unit, have been considered and determined ~i~hou~ reference to any such s~tters in any o~her unit; and ~he omission of improvements in aP.y unit or in front of any property ~hich is a part of any such unit~ skalt in no ~ise affect or impair the va!idiey of assessments for improvements in any other unit. ~;. i,~o mzstama~ error, invalidity or ~rr=gutarity in the name of any property ov?£~er or descriptio~ of property or amount of assessment or anything aisle Sh211 in ar~y wise invalidate }r impair any assessment levied hereby or any ccruifi~' ce issued hereunder. ~m" such ~istake~ error~ invalidity or irregularity streets herin narcad are hair~S ieiayae Ln!inS 2ka '-~ ...... '~ ...... ~a elzact'' of En~s'~ ~ ;- City 'Secretary "27 :".? i{~;~~'~ , Xayor of zhe City os _ puroq.~8...and sons,eater,s2 tnerezn expressed ss the oct a,~d deed o9 elee O{tv of Notaz~" Public in and fo~ eouz~y, Texas. ?EGi},~{ING at ~,d%e Sou~hwes-0 Corner of 3lock i~ Nowell Subdivision} ~iEN:[]2 Norli% 6S3.S6 feet to the Northwest Corner o!' said Block %C&I{C2 Cast 675 feet to the Xortkeast Corner o~ Block 2~ Howell. Subditision~ i%iB~llOl! Sou{h 550 fee{ to eh~ Northeas~ Corner of 2.,ot-i. 2: Block~° n~v,e:z~'- ~, Subdivisions' TNENCE West 500 feet -ac uke Xcrtlwcs~ Cotter of Loz-iS, Block 2~ iHE'~CE South i03.53 fcc% 'co %he Southwest Co.er o~ Lo~-i6 31ock 2~ Howell Su]yalvision~ T}!ENCE ~{es'a 37S feet 'cc zho Place of 3eS~nminS c~xd inc!uiinS a~! of Lots I th~ 26 inclu- sive 'in Bison l~ }lowell Subdivislon~ aq,.c Lozs i %k~% ii and Lots i6 zit-sa 26 inclusive in i0ck Z~ ~iSwoi. l Subdivislon~ ccee~ker with %l~e Stree%s &%d 2ilays enclosed therewith. ~.s~ z ........... _ district;, as nereznax'cer ~,~ has been &a!y pre- by the '~4 .... ~ '- - ~'-' - ~ ' the .......... ' ~ ........~ _ .~,S~a~.~: :c~ ....... ~. ...... .s .................... ~;i :c".~. ~_,~ .... ........... e~ co tile Zoning. co}nr~i lance .,. ..... . .... . w:~zn aec't~ox i8: o~ ore:hence 794~ as well as no%~ces -orov~aec by Article ........ ~ .% ..... a. ea~ igss~ and no-c~ce was duly published Da:iX herald mere ~h~. z~z~ {15) days prlor ~o -che ca~e of the Pdbiic ~e~ore the C~ey Co~:cii o~ such proeosed amen!ment and the -}uhlic said notice was duly Aeld in the City Council Room of 2}~e City Haii~ Piain- the re&mEet hereznaxter set north zn the body o~ tnzs srd:nance; NON' ~ ~: TT ~'~n~, Bv .... ~z .m ..... OF 794 s~e the s.c~; ~ ' O~a~ Zoning Hap be end the same are here- ZON~ CASE NO. 146 ~'~s~na~- Zone District of the following dcscrmoea= ~ '~ ~ tract off i~d~ in the Ci~F of Plain- vl ]o-~%y; Texas~ ~s ~ez~oyLsuslect to czxalt~ons ~o be COF~elied wi~h as herein ua z~m ~ R-3 Zoning ~zs'azmcb to a ~c_z~c Use as a Shopping Center (Section !4 Sub-Section 5 of Zoning ~'- "- ~ wraznanc~ No. 794). A clot out of -he ,ilo'well S~division of ,Block 2S: ~%d the East one/half of Block 24~ ~ x,~u~on zo the 'co~ of Plainview~ Hale aOt~y~ Texas, e~scr~oec by metes and bounds as follows- s~lx~X,o at~e Souam, ves~ borne:- of Blocx'~,n Howell Subd:ozzszon,' ' ' - ..... ~, oaJ.56zeez to ~e Northwest Co.er of said Bz~..' ' ~'- 'z,- illxj2 East 675 feet to {he Northeast Coki. er of Block 2, Howell~uodzvzse .... men bouc.~ 550 zeet to 2ne Northeast CoTter of not-.~2, Bzucx 2, Howell S~odivision; No~n~es~ Co~ner o~ Lo~-~.u: Bioc~ ~, Howeil Subdivision; 7'F?T~ bourn i03.5~ feet to ~ie Sou~4~st C0~zer o~ Lo~-14: Block 2, Howell Subdivision; Ti~NCE bros,. 375 ~0~t~ to the ~]a~...~ d~ }esJg~n~i~,~ as-~ ircludir~- a2,~.' ~ o~ Lots ............ ~ 26 inclu- ~,r4 +~. Cite c.-., . C .... ': ~"'O ,_*, . Plainview Published Every Aiternoon Except Saturday. With Enlarged Pla in v iew Daily PUBLISHED BY ALI[.IF, Ot~ COMI~IUNICATIONS, INC. 801 BROADWAY -- PHONE CApitol 44345 -- P.O. Box Plainview, Texas 7 3~07 2 THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day persona ....... .J..a.m.e..s .... B.:: .... .O..s. wa..!.d ...................... .B.u..si.n.~!s..s .... ~.a.n. age. r-. .... (Title) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation Hale County, Texas, who stated on ohth that the attached lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: .......... ._... ~ a ~ ~ ~ 7, .~...9..~...7. ......... _ ...... .. .......... ~ ~. ~ Busim. ss anager (Title) SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this ................ Notary Public, Hale County, Texas The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar ~ c~ A.~,~an~ ]}re,}ared by a !ic~n~-::,d vrofessional Eng':;nee-~o.. ~ ~ showing +h~ ~ viax for fi!.iing~ the skali be eresenzec ~o ~ne City ~s ....... e~ erior qso -R~ u~l~ng o~ +he Siae. All cut f{ii shall be oiaced in ....... ~-~ .... '-- +~.~ r~ Ordine%ce prior to ~he 2e~nuitted uses under the Soeci-:ic Use Pe~.-%it shall consist of say use en~P, erated ~hnder a C-i Zone with exceo-0i_on of une foiio-:i~:S uses: (a) Automobile Sea, ice S~aZion --. {b) Ci,Jo or Lodse (c) Sign~ Business% See Res{fiction Number 'h5'~. '-'~ .. Location of the ;~ -~,s~ ~ ~ ....... ~a~ su:.~ .... s set ~xs from eroeerty iines~ axe narKlng areas si%&il he ~a sn~>a~ ox ane p~s~ ia. se~ee ~~ B~ Zone ease No. dated Nove~ser !7, 1966. (Copy at'tached ~o '~ke N~inutes) Prior to the ~rsx,aing of a cerYificate of cccuosa%cv. ~ by +7-.~ ~z±a±~2. ............ Omrzcza~ the Sark- ' '~ ~:~ - ' -~ be "-'- co~:~--'~ .... ~ with Section 13~ Paragraph 794. 6. Permitted business signs shall consis~ of the following: (a) One Shopping Center identification si~ no~ ~o exceed twenty-five {25) fee~ ~e~s~: :~ ~a' fifty ~5uj .... sol, are feet ~n area &~C located no closer ~ ~ u~ twenty- five (25) r ~ ze=~ to any property line. {b) Individual estabiishP~ent signs must be located on {he building m~d~carmot exceed ~wen%y-five {25) ~cuare feet in area per sign. 7. ~r~e se~ice easement, sho~s~ in ~uibit B~ adjacent ~o Lots 12 ~ 13~ Block 2~ Howell Subdivision~ mus~ be provided as sho~ on ~he Pi~. r~ ~%e screen adjacent to tile service easement sh:~:~ mee~ the' following mzn~'am' ' requirements Ca) Height six C6) feet except the ~wenty-fiw~ C25) feet North of Fourteenth Street and the twenty~five C25) feet West of Waylhsa~ Street shall no~ 'exceed thirty {3{ inches in~ne~gn: '~.u ~ Mast be a solid visual screen. ,C~m-~ges in~ or addition to~ parking ingress mhd egress !odations may be made if approved in ~£iting by the City ~ngineer. ~om Cae ~a~e os aams Ordmnance same Lot tract~ a~d ~arc~l of ia~ld~escribed'sha~i be hereby be changed to the zoninu district ind~ca+~ ~ ~. +h ~'v' ~ · ~ ..... o . ~ =ca ~nd ~_~e OmzLmal MaD zs amended aooore~ce iqerewlt~ - - U .... ~:~mo~s±y passed oX ~ne ~y Core. oil this ±9~n day of secemoer~ 1966. '~unds ou~ of Gexera. i -'-~:' ~ .....' ...... ' Genera~ Pund - Ao,Lpu~, t -no. ia-g-2 fund, to-wk: For the following purpose: Purchase ofge~ .... ~se?-~ zools s~d eaui~sment, ~ p:-eamo~e to this ordinance, zhe enaczment of zhis ordi- ~{~ih fc.b~.,, an emergency exists as shown :n the - . .... ' requiring ' hence is declared lo g~ .... =.. ent=~.=encv~.~_~ ~ measure, thereby creating a .nuhlic necessity that, Lne Pale : ~ , , , ...... ....... :! -~ ~inc's be dispensed wi~h; and lhis ordinance T. coposed o~nances to be s;-esextea at ~wo ~2} sepa~'Ee bu~ 5~e~ ~ b c ;~i he ef:iec[ive from the date of its passaze. Passed by the Cour, cu on this . day MAYOR Approved by: 13dvis ion Director SECTION 2: Except as amended hereby~ Ordinance No. 65-900 and all sections, provisions and terms thereof, together with the penalty provided for therein, shall remain in full ~'¢~e amd effect and the penalty as provided for in_Ordinance No. 65~900 ~hall~e ..the P~nalty4 /ap'pl£cab!o to this amendment,- PASSED~AND APPROVED ~his ~_da~ of ' ~-~A~/, , A.D., 1966. MAYOR, City of Ptainview CLERK',. City .of Piaihview. AN ORDINANCE A~ING AN ORDINANCE PASSED ~ ~PRO~ BY ~ CITY CO~C]L OF T~ CI~f OF PLAINVI~, ~XAS ON OCTOB~ 6, 1958 P~SCRIBING ~T~ ~ C~RGES FOR LOCAL ~C~GE TEL~H0~ SERVICE ~IS~-BY · ~ SOU~ES~ BE~ TE~PHO~ CO~ ~BE iT 0~AIN~ BY T~ CiTY CO~CIL OF ~.. That the Ordinance passed add .appre.ved October 6, 1958 preseribing rates and charges .for local, exchange telePhone serVice furnished by Southwestern Bell Telephone Company be .and is hereby amended by deleting from the Schedule of. Miscellaneous Rates and Charges attached thereto and made 'a par~ thereof Cny and al~ references to Color telephones,'amplifier sets, and Service Connection, Move and Change CharEes 'applicable' to residence services, and substituting therefor~the~ attached ~chedule of M~isceilaneous Ra~es and Charges. 2. Nothing in this ordinance .contained shall be construed now or hereafter aS~limiting or modifying, .in any =mnner, the right and power of. the City under th~'law to regulate the rates~and charge~ o~ Southwostern Bell Telephone Company. 3. PASSED ANDAPPROVED this ~ .d~/ of' ~~ , 1966. SCHEDUi~ OF MISumLL~OUS RATES AND CHARGES Color Tel~m~on,~-~: Rater_ Mont_~h a. Coin~ each b. Four or Six-bu%tor,~ each ¢. Non-button or One-button (t) First 100 se'~s, each (2) Next AO0 sets, each (3) Over ~00 sets, each d. Spe~d<erphone, each; ...... ........... e. Princess Telephone, each ............ f. ~.~o~Coior sets (1) Four or Six-button, each ..... (2) Non-button or One-button, each.. Color Ch~r~g~ 12.50 5.00 A.00 4.00 ~,00 5.00 5.00 Telephone Sets - Special ~pes Am~.~fzer sets - all types .......... $ 1.00' Residence Service Charge: Sched. A Company-owned s'tationi~ in exchange, zone ares (From 1 or extended service are~ (To ~ Each Order: $3°50 Sched. B 10,001 $4.25 Sched. C 20,001 7O.000 $5.OO Sched. D Over $6.00 Residence Service Charge covers all work done on one order~ for the same customer at the same ~remises to install, move, chang6 or rearrange residence main stations, Residence PBX trmuks, Residence PBX stations, Residence extension~Stations, and associated miscellaneous equipment. Where the item of equipment 'does not have a monthly charge~,_:the appropriate installation, charge shall also apply. Where mu item of equipment has a monthly rate the Residence Service Charge applies in lieu of the installation charge except for Princess Telephones. Published Every Afternoon Except Saturday With Enlarged Sunday Morning Edition Pla in vie w Da ily Hera M PUBLISPLED BY ALLISON COi~CATiOi~s' INC. 801 BROADV}rAy __ PI-lONE CApitol 44843 __ p.O. Box 1240 Plainview, Texas 7J~07 2 THE STATE OF TEXAS ) ) COUNTY OF HALE ) BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day James .................... B..:.. Oswald ................................ Business Mansger (Title) Of the Plainview r.-.13ally Herald, a newspaper of general circulation Hale r- _,~ounty, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached in, lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ..r...~.. h ........... ¢7.,. ...... .t..9.67 .................................... · ~.a.. .... Business SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE/vie this ..... ..2' -l~.rch ...... A.D., 19...6:.7.. ...... Notary Public, Hale The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar 19 ...... ~IT .... P NO. 67-965 . , u .... ~i~ Ci~CfGES, uNz C~E NO~ 148 !%st 1/2 of Lots 9 fi i0, ~locl{ SS, 0ri?ina~ senzea to tke ::~'~ ..... ' 7 .: 'c!le City Co'alcll ancA ~r.~ ~o~,~:~sx~a~zon~ . ~a change as %e---e~- -~ Q~Z be ~- --u, . ........ z~s. zy co2'cCiea '.':~'ck~ :'~ well as givL~g nozices with c .... ~ - ..... ,-~wxz .k~ Ol~ UTQiF~&N. Ce 794-~ as well as nozz. ces ~-~.?:~: p~ ~ ,,.:u~o~a:ee ........... ~e 53, and xotlce was i-2!y ............... 2~ ...:~ fifteen :" -" nrior i.zb/ Ga'/s . to ~;ke ca.~e o: tke Public hearLn~ :afore ..... ~N z. That u~d~.~mT~e No. 794 and the Official Zoning Hap be aid the same are hereby amended as follows; to-wit: ZON,3 CASE NO. 148 Chamge- lile zone district of ~7~ ~ .~ . .... = , ~ u)~e, xo±~owmng desc~ ~bea pronerty in the City of PiaLnview~ vialed)Hale Co~attY~cn~Rged~e~s ~from ~n~s R-.gnereO~zsnL~g(~J e~c:~ ~-~:t° .... condzzzons to be com¢Ized with as 2erezn pro- of Zoning Ordinance ~794}. u~sux~u ZO a C-.i ZOELe 2or comaercial use CSectlon 8 .us~ 1/2 of Lots 9 ~ i0~ BlocN 5S~ O~sx~ 2m_t deed restrictions be elated on tile -~.~?,~ _ ~ _ p,oo~. ~ ~Y ~oro}~biting said property from ever ..... b used for the 2ozlowing; I, Private club of ar>/ kind. 2. Used car ioY. S. Sercice s-cation. - . / City of PlaiD:Jew, k[ale Co-a~-cF~ Texas -~'""-"'~ .... -. ' ~"" -~.~ District os ti .... Ordinatce sa~c Lot zrac-c~ and narcei of land described shall be ~d cha~ged to the Zoning district ' -' . . Ind~cated and un~ zx~a~ is amended in ~lerewizx. passed G~ the City, Comacil M%is 16th day of January,, 1967. /. /'/ ..>/ '- /. / / · hereby ~e ~ccordalcb 67 -966 ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE REGULATION OF THE PRODUCTION, TRANS- PMRTATION, PROCESSING, HANDLING, SAMPLING, EXAMINATION, GRADING, LABELING, AND SALE OF MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS, THE INSPECTION OF DAIRY HERDS, DAIRY FARMS, AND MILK PLANTS, THE ISSUING AND REVOCATION OF PERMITS OF MILK PRODUCERS, HAULERS, AND DISTRIBUTORS; AND THE FIXING , OF PENALTIES; REPEALING SECTIONS 40, 41 AND 42, OF ARTICLE IV, CHAPTER "~' ' 12, OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, 1957, REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 664 OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW AND ALL ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW IN CONFLICT HEREWITH, FIXING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE, AND AUTHORIZING PUBLICATION OF THIS CAPTION TOGETHER WITH PENALTY CLAUSE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1: The City of Plainview, Texas, and Hale County, Texas, have created a City-County Health Unit as provided by Article 4436a, Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes, the same being Acts 1939, 46th Leg, Spec.L., p; 884, as amended Acts 1957, 55th Leg., p. 186, ch.-84. Wherever this Ordinance refers to or uses the word "City Health Officer", the same shall designate and refer to the Director of the City-County Health Unit of the City of Plainview and'the County of Hale. SECTION 2: All permits referred to in this Ordinance shall be issued by the City Health Officer who shall be the Director of the City- County Health Unit of the City of '~ ~ew and the County of Hale, as provided in Section 1 hereof. It shall be the duty and the responsibility of said Director of the ~aid City-County Health Unit of the City of Plainview and County of Hale, to appoint and provide for inspectors or other em~loyees who shall, acting under him~ make all inspections and perform all sd~ duties as the said Director of the City-County Healt~ Unit of the County of Hale may require in order to provide for the effective enforcement of the terms and provisions of this Ordinance. SECTION 3: Ail fees provided for herein shall be collected by the said City Health Officer, the same being the Director of the City-County Health Unit of the City of Plainview and County of Hale, and all of such fees shall be collected by him in the name of the City of Plainview, and paid to the City Clerk of the City of PlainvSew. The said "City Health Officer", shall keep an accurate ~ecord of all permits issued and the fees 'collected therefor. SECTION 4: .Texas Milk Grading and Labeling Law - Adopted. The production, transportation, processing, handling, sampling, examination, grading, labeling, and sale of all milk a~d milk products sold for the ultimate consumption within the City of P~ainvtew or its police jurisdiction; the inspection of dairy herds, dairy farms, and milk plants; the issuing and revocation of permits to milk producers, haulers, and distributors, shall be regulated in accordance with the provisions of the Texas Milk Grading and Labeling Law and the Texas Specifications and ReqUirements, thereunder authorized, promulgated and certified to by the State Health Commissioner, and the applicable provisions of the 1965 Public Health Service Milk Ordinance and Code, Public Health Service Publication No. 229. Certified copies of the' above, which are hereby adopted by reference, shall be filed in the office of the City Clerk and the Cfty-County Health Unit of the City of PlainView and County of Hale~ Provided~ That Section 3 and 9 of said Texas Specifications and Requirements shall hereafter read as set,out herein. sha}l read as provided' i~ ~hrough 10 hereof. Plainview Published Every' Plainvieu THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE 881 BEFORE ME, the undersigned .................. ~.a..m.e.$...~,....O..s..w..a..t..d. ................. of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspape~ Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath tl~ lished in said newspaper on each of the foe SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO E Fe.b..ru.a..r..Y.. A.D., 19...6.7. ...... The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar SECTION 6: Permits - GeneraliY~ It shall be unlawful for any person to bring into, send itto, or receive into the City of Platnview or its police jurisdiction, i Or to sell, or offer for sale therein, or to have in storage whe or milk products are sold or served, any milk or milk products in this Ordinance, who does not possess: a permit from the City · Officer of the City of Plainview, who shall be the Director of County Health Unit of the City of Plainview and the County of H. Same - For Producers Every milk producer, producer-distributor, or owner of a d dairy farm, whether a person~ firm, association or corporation s application in writing to the said City Health Officer upon form and furnished by said City Health Officer for a permit to produc~ operate, or to do business as a milk producer, as that term is h~ in the City of Platnview, and shall pay therefor in advance ape: he amount of ~hich shall be as follows: From one to five cows, for more than five cows and not more ~han twenty-five cows, ~$5.~ than twenty-five cows and not more than fifty cows, $10.00 ; for fifty cows, ~ 15.00 ; and upon the payment of such fee the appll receive his permit in writing to produce milk, operate and do bu~ the City of Plainview, subject to the terms and conditions of th! year upon an application and payment-of the permit fee as herei~ forth and subject to the terms and conditions of this Ordinance. SECTION 7: Same - For Distributors and Plants Every milk distributor, producer.distributor, or operator o plant, whether operated as a firm, association, partnership or c shall make an application in writing to the said City Health Off the City of Plainview, who is hereinabove designated as the Dire · the City-CountylHealth Unit of the City of Plainview, and the Co Hale, upon forms prescribed and furnished by him for a permit to milk and to operate and do business in the City of Plainview as distributor or as a milk plant, and shall pay there'for in advanc~ -.-bf $ 50.00__. Such fee shall be due and ipayable on the first day ~'-~ of each year at the office of the City Health Officer, and upon thereof such milk distributor shall receive a permit ~nwriting milk and do business in the City of Plainvtewo Such ~ermit shal said milk distributor to distribute milk and do business in accol the provisions hereof and unless revoked shall continue in full period of one year, beginning on the first day of January of eac terminating at midnight December 31st of each year. Such permit non-transferable and shall be renewed annually upon application i of a like sum in accordance with the terms and subject to the te~ conditions of this Ordinance. SECTION 8: Same - For Persons Operating as Both Producer at Dis tributor. In the event that any person~ firm or corporation shall oper as a milk producer and as a milk dist~ib~or then such person, fi cOrporation shall b~ requi~ed Iv ~rOeurea separate permit for su p~odOctio- a~d diStriS~tiOn arid "haii COmply ~iih and pay the fee Any person, firm, association, partnership or corporation ma application for a-permit to do business :in the City of Plainview or sale, re milk -=ftned -~alth ae City- [e. ~iry or' ~all make prescribed milk, rein defined, 'mit fee, $. 2.50 ; ~0 ; fOr more more than cant'shall ~iness in Is Ordinance. Such permit shall entitle said producer, producer~distributor o~ owner ~ of a dairy or dairy. farm to operate and do business in accordande with the provisions of this Ordinance and, unle~revoked or suspende~, shall continue in force for a period of one year beginn~%g on the lstlday of January of each year and terminating at midnight Decemb~ 31st ~f each year. The permit shall be non-tr~hsferable as to persons and/o~ locations and shall be annually renewed on o~efore the 1st day of Januaz~ of each set .~ a milk )rpora tion, .cer of :tot of mty of dis tribute milk a fee f January ayment o distribute entitle dance) with orce for a year and shall be id payment ns and rte both :h herein- milk :lng an s a milk producer or milk distributor after January 1st of each year, shall pay the permit fees as provided in Section 6 and 7 of this Ordinance on a prorata basis, based upon the number of months remaining before the next due date for the payment of annual ~ermit-fees. SECTION 10: Same - Suspension and Revocation Generally. The City Health. Officer, who is hereby designated as the Director of the City-County Health Unit of the City,of Plainview, Texas, and County of Hale, shall suspend the permits required by this Ordinance, whenever he has reason to believe that a public health hazard exists; or whenever the permit holder has violatedany of the requirements of this Ordinance or whenever the permit holder has interfered with the health authority in the performance of his duties: Provided, that the health authority shall, in all cases, Serve upon the holder a written notice of intent to suspend permit, which notice shall specify with particularity the violations in question and afford the holder such reasonable opportunity to correct such violation(s) before making any order of suspension effective: Provided further, that where the milk or milk product involved creates, ~ or appears to create, a~ imminent hazard to the public health; or in any case of a willful refusal to permit authorized inspection; or when the bacterial counts, coliform determinations, or cooling temperatures are in violation of the applicable requirements of Section 6 or Section 11 of'the Texas Specifications and Requirements, the health authority shall immediately suspend such permit. A suspension of permit shall remain in effect until the violation has been corrected to the satisfaction of the said health authority. Upon written application of any person whose permit has been suspended, or upon application within 48 hours of any person who has been, served wi'tl~ a notice or intention to suspend, the said health authority shall within 72 hours proceed to a hearing to ascertain the facts of such violation or interference and upon evidence presented at such hearing shall affirm, modify, or rescind the suspension. ~ ~'_ .... Upon repeated violation(s), the said health authority may revoke such permit following reasonable notice to the permi~ holder and an opportunity for a hearing. This section is not intended to preclude the institution of court action as provided in Sections 5 and 6 of the Texas Specifications and Requirements. No extra fees nor additional fee shall be charged any milk producer or distributor prior to the expiration of said milk distributor or producer"s present permit. Wherever the term '~ealth authority" is used herein, the said term refers to the Director of the City-County Health Unit of the City of Plainview, Texas, and the County of Hale. SECTION lli Section 9 of the Texas Specifications and ReqUirements as adopted hereby for the City of Plainview, shall read as follows: Milk and Milk Products Which May Be Sold. From and after the date on which this Ordinance is adopted, only Grade A pasteurized milk and milk products shall be sold to the final consumer, or to restaurants, soda fountains, grocery stores, or similar establishments in the City of Plainview. Provided, That in an emergency the sale of ~asteurized milk and milk products which have not been graded., or' the grade of which is unknown may be authorized by the City Health Officer, who as herein referred to, is'the Director of the City-County Health Unit of the City of Plainview and County of Hale. SECTION 12: Penalty. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be ~Ut.~ of a mtsdemeanO~ and, ~pon conviction thereof, shall be punished bY a ~ine of not mote tha~ $200.00 and/o~ ~uCh persons ~y be enJoifi~d f~om ~6~tm~fig ~Uch violatiOnS. Each day up~ Which such of t~e C~e o~ the SECTION 14: word or other part of this'-ordinanc~or~.-the application thereoj person or circumstance shall be held' t.o be invalid or unconstil the same shall not affect any other section, paragraph, senten¢ phrase, word, or other part hereof or the application thereof t persons or circumstances. SECTION. 15: The City Clerk is hereby directed to publish ca'p'tion of this Ordinance together with thE: penalty clause, as ADOPTED by the City Councii of the City of Plain' February,. A.D., 196~,~-? · . . . ~ ~'~' M.B. Hood, MaYor: ~f the C~ty If any section, paragraph, sentence, clause, phrase, to any ~ tiona 1, ~, clause, ~ other :he descriptive ~rovided by law. ,Jew, this of Plainvie~... City of Plainview [~[ ":: ' NOTICE OF No=ice ~s hereby given of an elec=:~on t;o be held 'in and for of Platnvtew on ~he firs~ Tuaa~y of April-of 196~, ~he 'sa~ be day of April, 19~7, for ~he ele=[ion of ~e offl=era aa herei~f ~he C~.my the named ~fficers ORDINANCg NO, 67-967 AN ORDINANCE CALLING AND SETTING %qtg REGbq~R MUNICIPAL ELECTI~ F~- CI~ ~ P~I~I~ TO BE HE~ ON ~ F~ST ~SDAY IN APRIL OF 1967, SA~ BEING ~ FO~ DAY ~ ~ID MON~I, FOR ~ E~GTI~ OF ~0' ALDE~N; DESIGNAT~G ~ P~CE ~ SAID E~GTI~ .IS TO BE ~; A~ APPO~T~G BE IT oRDAINED BY TEE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY' OF PLAINVIEW: and the Charter SECTiQN.i_. In'accordance with the statutes provided of the City of Plainview, an election shall be held in and for the City of Plainview on the £irst Tuesday in April of 1967, the same being the 4th day of said month, for the election of the officers as hereinafter named the City et Plainview. SECTION 2: Said election shall be held in the Municipal, Building the Cit~ of Ptainview, which is located at 710 West Fifth Street i~t the City of Plainvtew, which said building is also known as the Chamber of Building~ and, the City Halli,-..~hich is located at 901 entire City shall constitute two (2) -election precincts.. . P~ecinct_l, consistin§ of all that part of the City fag North of Tenth Street, voting at the, new City Hall; and . ;~ ?~r:ectnct 2., consistin~ of. all' that~,part"of the 'City l~yin~' South of Tenth Street, voting at tti~ Chambe~ of Comnerce~ SECTION 3: Said electionshall be conducted by the followir~ ~o are he~eb~-appointed a,nd desi~nated aa officials of said election~ :i, Pres iding Judge ', /:~,' Alter~-~a ~residtng Judge Clerk Mr_s. Graf ten ,McInis ,h ._M.rs, '.L~,.W.,' Kikex _~: It is provided that the official herein designated as the Presiding Judge shall act as the Presiding ,Judge and is hereby to perform the'~-duties of the Presidiiig Judge in the event of th~ that official hereby appointed Presiding<Judge for the election above designs ted. It is further provided that the ~ax~mum number of Clerks w appointed to serve in said election shall not be in excess of se persons for each precinct and that the Presiding Judg~ (of each for said elec6ion shall appoint Clerks to take the place of thcs lternate uthorized absence Of ~s herein- ch may be ,eh (7) ~recinct) above named.Who may hOC be able to serve, and may appoint as many as f.ve (5) ~additional Clerks (for the precinct-of which he' is presiding Jud ;e); as .may be necessary for the proper conduct of thiselection. ~-asIo~SECTION 4: The officers of the;City, oil Plainview ~o be el~ Two (2) Aldermen. All terms-of office shall be for two (2) years. SECTION 5: Said election shall be held under the provisior Statutes of th--e State of Texas and the Charter of the City of Pla and all persons qualified to vote in said City under the Electior the State of Texas shall be allowed to vote therein. Said electt be held and the polls shall be opened from 8:00 A.M. to 7:00 electors shall vote at the Place s~et out: in ,~ectmon'' " ~ ~ ab..ove. SECTION 6: Notice of said election shall be given by posti~ cation of a copy of this Ordinanc~m~i~nd~t the top of which shall the words "Notice of Regular Municipal Election for the Purpose o .ted are ATTEST of the inview, Laws of )n shall and'all or publi- Officers of the city of Plainview'%??Thircy (~0) days' previous of election shall be given by posting a'copy of this Ordinance three (3) public places, in said Cit]r of Pla'in~i~w,~ one._of which shall bm at the polling~'~ places; or by pUblication in some newspaper of general circula~ in said Cit~ of Plainviewo ? \~ PASSED AND ;APPROVED on this ~he day of February, A.D., 67. M. B. HO(l), Mayor ~.~; M..L, REA, C~ ty Clerk J ',,P. E~ Shtck ;.'-. ":-~ H. M..Smelser J. Oliver Bier Mrs. Bob Wayland came to hand this the ~ . _, 1967, and in c~mpliance with the O~dinance, I did on. the 10th. day ,::.el LFebruary 1967, posi the notice attached', hereto ateach of the folI~fnS placeal . [1] ~e uot~ce poste~-~at ~e City ~11 in Plai~vtew., Te~s; [2] ~ notice posted a~ the C~mbe~ of C~;Ce Building, whlch ts located aC 710 West ~ifth Street in Plainvi~, Te~s; [3]' ~a notice posted at.the'Oo~se in~Plai~lew, Te~a. I also se~ad a copy of ~ia notice on ~ch oi t~ ioll~nS who are the persons desi~nated as officials of the election, the sai~'.copy · day o~ ~ "i'/i'hav£ng been £utnished to each of them on tt~ lOth February , ~hich notice constitutes the mit. . per~aining to ~a holding of : election. _ ; ~e 10th ~Y'ot February. ,,, .., A.D.~ 1967. M. L ,ty Cle~k tF ot plaiuviev-,,,', Plainview Published Every AfternOon ExcepPLSaturday With Enlarged Sunday Morning Edition Plainv~iew Daily Herqld UBLISHED BY ALLISON COMMUNICATIONS, 801 BROADWAY -- PHONE CApitol 4-~43 ~ p.O. Box 1240 Plainview, Texas 7Y072 THE STATE OF TEXAS ) ) COUNTY OF HALE ) BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personall] James B. Oswald Business Manager (Title) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrument lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ........... M a r c h 27, 1 9 6 7A ~"'~ .... ~'"i ..... ~',';L~"~L'"~ ..... U.......... (Title) SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this ..~ar.?h.. A.D., ~9 ..... 6..7. .... Notary Public, Hale County, Texas The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar ORDINANCE NO. 6 7- 968 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE'NO. 794 AND THE OFFICIAL M~ OF TF~ CITY OF PLAINViEW SO .AS TO MAKE 2]~E FOLLOWING i]4gNGES, ZONE CASE NO. 149 Lot 17, Block 1, Grandview Addition CITY OF PLAINVIEW, HALE COb?~TY, TEXAS, FROM R_il to a C-1 ZONING DISTRI~. ~4EREAS, the proposed change in zoning districts as hereinafter made h.ab been duly presented to the Planning & Zoning Commission for its recommendat.i~n, which was received by the City, Co~mcil and after due .... ~ .... -'-- ~, ~-~ Council fznds that making the ~ro~osed chan~e ~ ~ .... -'--~ ...... - - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~uznazter set ou~ wi .1 De zn the public interest; and, WHERFAS, all conditions precedent required by law for a valid amendment Zoning Ordinance and Map, have been fully complied with, as well as giv, notices in compliance with Section 18 of Ordinance 794, as well as noti~ provided by Article t0ilF Yernonts Annotated Civil Statutes-Amended, 19, notice was' duly published in the Plain¥iew Herald more than fifteen (15 prior to the date of the Public Hearing before the City Council of such amendment, and the Public Hearing according to said notice was duly hel City Council Room of the City Hall, Plainview, Texas, at which time per: appeared in support of the proposal; and after said hearing, it was by ~ City, Council~ determined that it would be in the public interest due ~o conditions, that the Zoning Ordinance and the Zoning Map be amended in manner hereinafter set forth in the body of ttELs Ordinance; NOW THEREFOi BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CIT~ OF PI&INVIEW: SECTION 1, That Ordinance No. ?94 and the Official Zoning Map be and t are amended as follows, to-wit: Change: ZONE CASE NO. 149 Lot 17, Block 1, GrandviewAddition. City of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, from an. R-1 to a C,1 Zoning Distr From the date of this Ordinance said Lot tract, and parceTof land descr shall be and hereby be changed to the Zoning District indicated and the Official Map is amended in accordance herewith. Unanimously passed by the City Council this 20th day of FebruarM, 1967. ,~.,. %~i~ ~., to the ng 'es 3, and days proposed in the OhS he changed he E, same LCt. ~bed 7': ~7~i~AS, the City Council of the City of Plainview finds it is necessary to appropriate certain specific funds out of ~'~ater & Sewer' ReYerrue Bo~d - ~9 o~ Acco~ ~o~ 411 funds for an approved project, and this ordinance deals with the davy operation of City deparlments in the public interest which creates an emergency: ~0W, ~i~0[~, ,,ere is hereby aoorooriated out of the following described ~,~-m~- & Sewelf ~eYe~J6e :~oz~d - i963 Accouter: fund, to-wit: The sum S 835~00 Fortkefollowingpurpose: Friden~ Zncorporated Fo% pu%chase of one postage machine tt~F~2!~EAS, an emergency exists as shown in the preamble to this ordinance, the enactment of this ordi- nance is declared to be a~, e;7~ergency measure thereby creating a public necessity that the rule requiring ~3rc~)t->sed ordinances to be presented at two (2) separate Council meetings be dispensed with; and this ordinance shaik De effective from the date of its passage. ,%c~ iT iS SO ORDERED Passed by the Council on MAYOR Department "' *~_ -Accounting Department ORDINANC~ NO. 67-970 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 794 AND THE OFFICIAL OF TrIE CITY OF PLAINVIEW SO AS TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES, AND CREATING AN EMERGENCY ZONE CASE NO. 151 Two tracts of land as follows: Tract A: A tract of land out of the North Central part of the John Ki er Homestead, 'Survey, Hale County, Texas, described as follows: Beginning at a point in the North line of the John Kiser Homestead Sur ey, said point being 1,281 feet East of the Northwest corner of said Survey; Z ence South 398.8 feet to a point; Thence East 191.6 feet; Thence North 398,8 feet to a point in the North line of said Survey; Thence West 191.6 feet t( the place of beginning. Tract B: A tract of land out of the North Central part of the John Kis .'r " Homestead Survey, Hale County, Texas, described as follows: ~ Beginning at a .point in the North line of the John Kiser Homestead Surv .~y, said point being 1,106 feet East of the Northwest corner of said Survey Thence South 398.8 feet to a point; Thence East 17S feet; Thence Nort 398.8 feet to a point in the Northline of said Sumrey; Thence West 175 feet to the place of beginning. CITY OF PLAINVIEW, HALE COUNTY, TEXAS, FROM AN R-2 TO A .C.-2 ZONING DISZ ~.ICT. WHEREAS, the proposed Change in Zoning Districts as hereinafter made ha been duly presented to the Planning & Zoning Commission for its recommendati( n which was received by the City Counci~ and after due consideration the City C~ uncil the proposed change as ~hereinafter set out will be in the public intere: of the City of Plainview finds that for the orderly growth of the City ] aking creates an emergency; and, t which WHEREAS, all conditions precedent required by ].aw for a valid amendment to the Zoning Ordinance and Map, have been fully complied with, as well as givJ ng notices in compliance with Section 18 of Ordinance 794 as well as notic, s pro- vided by Article 1011F Vernon's Annotated Civil Sta~zutes-Amended, 19S3, mhd notice was duly published in the Plainview Herald more than fifteen (1S days prior to the date of the Public Hearing before the City Council of such '~ro- posed amendment, and the Public Hearing according to said notice was dul~ held in the City Council Room of the City Hall, Plainview, Texas, at which tJJ ie persons appeared in support of the proposal; mhd after said hearing, it was by the City Council, determined that it would be in the public interest due to changed conditions, that the Zoning Ordinance and the Zoning Map be amem ed in the manner hereinafter set forth in the body of this Ordinance; NOW THE! EFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVZEW: SECTION 1. That Ordinance No. 794 and th~-Official Zoning Map be and the same are hereby amended as follows, to-wit: ZONE CASE NO. 151 Change: Tract A: A tract of land ou~ of the North Central part of the John Kiser ~ad Survey, Hale County, Texas, described as follows: Beginning at a point in the North line of the John Kiser Homestead Survey point being 1,281 feet East of the Northwest co~er of said Survey; Them South 398.8 feet to a point; Thence East 191.6 ~'eet; Thence North 398.8 to a point in the North of said Survey; Thence West 191.6 feet to the place of beginning. Tract B: A tract of land out of the North Central part of the John Kiser ~ad Survey, Hale County, Texas, described as follows: Beginning at a point in the North line of the Joh~ '= sa~d poLnt be~n~ 1 106 ~+ = .... ~ ...... K~.,er Homestead S'~t~e o , ~ ,~ o~ n~e Nor ~ - ,~ Y Th . . . rmwest corner o~ sa~d Survey; ence South 398 8 feet to a point, Thence East 175 feet; Thence NQ~rh 398.8 feet to a point in the ~°rthline of said Survey: Thence West"~[?S f~ to the place of beginning. . ~ City of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, from an R-2 to a C-2 Zoning Distri From the date of this Ordinance said Lot, tractT~[nd parc-~ of land descri shall be and hereby be changed to the Zoning District indicated and the Official Map is amended in accordance herewith. said e feet Page 2 ~I~EREAS, an emergency exists as shown in the preamble to this Ordinance, the enactment of this Ordinance is declared to be an emergency measure creating a public necessity that the rule requiring proposed Ordinance to be presented at two (2) separate Council meetings be dispensed with; and this Ordinance shall be effective from the date of its PaS§age. Unanimously passed by the City Council this 28thz day of March, 1967. ATTEST tySecretaryTreasurer MAYOR ORDINANCE NO. 67-97] AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 794 AND THE OFFICIAL MAP OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW SO AS TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES, AND CREATING AN F~4ERGENCY ZONE CASE NO. 152 A tract of land out of Section 28, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas, as follows: Beginning at a 2" pipe set in concrete, for a control monument, and the inter- section of the West Right-of-Way line of Highway Loop #274, with the Northeast Right-of-Way line of U.S. Highway #70; Thence North 70°06' West 72 varas (200') to a pipe set in concrete; Thence North 47.36 varas (131.55') to a pipe set in concrete; Thence East 72.05 varas .(200.14') to a pipe set in concrete in the West Right-of-Way line of said Highway Loop #274; Thence South 3°28~ West 72 varas (200') to the place of beginning, k CITY OF PLAINVIEW, ~IALE COUNTY, TEXAS, FROM R-1 TO A C-1 ZONING DISTRICT. WHE~, the proposed change in Zoning Districts as hereinafter made has been duly presented to the Planning & Zoning Commission for its recommendation which was received by the City Council, and after due consideration the City Council of the City of Plainview finds that for the orderly growth of the City m~king the proposed change as hereinafter set out will be in the public interest which creates an emergency; and, ~-~REAS, 'all conditions precedent required by law for a valid amendment to the Zoning Ordinance and Map, have been fully complied with, as well as giving notices in compliance with Section 18 of Ordinance 794 as well as notices pro- vided by Article 1011F Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes-Amended, 1953, and notice was duly published in the Plainview Herald more than fifteen (15) days prior to the date of the Public Hearing before the City Council of such pro- posed amendment, and the Public Hearing according to said notice was duly held in the City Council Room of the City Hall, Plainview, Texas, at which time persons appeared in support of the proposal; and after said hearing, it was by the City Council, determined that it would be in the public interest due to changed conditions, that the Zoning Ordinance and the Zoning Map be amended in the manner hereinafter set forth in the body of this Ordinance; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1. That Ordinance No. 794 and the Official Zoning Map be and the same are hereby amended as follows,.~to~it~ ..... ~ ........ ~ ...................... Published li With Enlarged Sunday Morning Edition Plain-dew Herald THE COIGIUi~CATIOi~3, INC. 44343 -- P.O. Box 1240 Fas 79072 ~C!t¥ 0F PL,AINVI~W, HAL~ COUN- ~y~ TE~,,,'FRO~ R;~ TO A'C.I 'ZoN- ~ERE~S;" ~ ~e- ~ro~s~ change in STATE OFr~Zqning''ol~dets as h9relnaffer hq~ ~en duly ~re~nt~ tq the Plan- nln~ :&~.Zonin~ Commission for its o~eo~ion whch wos recel~ by the~' CI~ ~C~o~Ci!, a~d after due con- s[de~[0R t~e City cOu~cll, of fi{e City COUNTY OFHALE o.'m,.~,~ f.~ that for ~e .r~,r rgFO~h'of 'the City 'making ~e pro- .posed; change as h~eln~fieF set wi be ~[n ~ the Pub.c= ntere~ ~ich =r~es an emergency; and, BEFORE ME, the ,James B. Oswa: of the Plainview Daily Hale County, Texas, who lished in said newspaper on March 31, 1967 ,, .... 28, day personally appe: red Manager (Title) 1 circulation publishe~ in was p tb- to-wit: ............................ ............... A.D. 19.. .... .~.a.~a.~r.. .................... (Title) SUBSCRIBED AND ...~are..h.. A.D., 19....67. ..... ell this' this ...3..1.~} ..... day Hale County, Texas of The Best Dollar ': oR NO. oFFIC~AL,-,M~[r~ ~TO ~AKE 'THE pLAINV~E~ ~ES' AND CREAT- FOLLOWIN~ '~%~'Grv ' · lNG AN E~ ~NE CAS~ NO. 15~ TWO trac of ~[and as follows: ra~ of lan~ out of TRACT A ~ ~ of the John No~h ~rat pm%,_~, county-TexaS, Homesi s followS: ., ~' line descrJb e mo~ ' t In th -. ~inn ~ a porn, ,~esi~d SurveW said omr net o sam o - t N~hwe~ car ~ .- '~ ~oinl' Thence ~os $ou~h 39~ ~ fee~ ~u ~, y~ ;~ B feet 191.6 fee 3hence ~m.~ ~'-~t~ ~urvev; h~ North line' of ~p.~ ~ ThenCe ;~st 191.~ feet to the p;u ~ beoinninO. _ _ ~[RACT B: A tract of land oUt of 'the- North Central part of the John Klsef Homes~'-ad 5urVeYo~sHate CountY, Texas, -- ' the Johq ~, --: feet ~ost of the "' J ' in -- -*~thepaCe of ' N~tEW~ HALE NG DISTRICT ' o · In Zo~ ~ Plain ieu ld ~'hereTnOft~r_?~' . ~' et Out wm ~ , ~- ............... Interest WmCn ~ THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE ii, City ) BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority I appe~ AINED BY THE C I T Y BE IT oRD THE CiTY OF PLA1N' James B. Oswald 1 co.._Uw~Ci~ ap Thor Ordinance No.-794 an ~ ......... sECT ON of the Plaznvzew Dady Herald. a newspaper of zo.. c~s.,'.o, m ~'"' ~ished Chan~e: of land of th~' John Hale County. Texas. who stated on oath that t~' ,~. co~,,~, lished in said newspaper on each of the followin West 5outt west ( t75 ginning. City fram 'ed SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO I~lareh A.D., 19.67 dared of Notary Public, Hale County, Texas The Best Investment For Your Advertisirtg Dollar Protected ~ AYe~leble cond~f~on ~" Qne nl~. 31' ZONE CASE NO. 152 Change: A tract of land out of Section 28, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas, as Beginning at a 2" pipe set in concrete, for a control monument, and the : section of theW est Right-of-Way line of Highway Loop #274, with the Nor' Right-of-Way line of U.S. Highway #70; Thence North 70°06' West 72 vara~ to a pipe set in concrete; Thence North 47.36 varas (131.55') to a pipe concrete; Thence East 72.05 varas (200.14') to a pipe set in concrete West Right~of-Way line of said Highway Loop #274; Thence South 3°28' We~ varas (200') to the place of beginning. City of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, from an R-1 to a C-t Zoning Distr: From the date of this Ordinance said Lot, tract',' and parcel of land desc~ shall be and hereby be changed to the Zoning District indicated and the Map is amended in accordance herewith. WHEREAS, an emergency exists as shown in the preamble to this Ordinance, enactment of this Ordinance is declared to be m~ emergency measure creat: public necessity that the rule requiring proposed Ordinance to be presem two (2) separate Council meetings be dispensed with; and this Ordinance be effective from the date of its passage. Un~,~UstX passed by the City Council this 20th/day of March, 1967 5 City Sec: etary Treasurer MAYOR ORDINANCE NO. 67-972 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 794 AND THE OFFICIAL MAP CITY OF PLAINVIEWSOAS TO MAKB THE FOLLOWING ~{ANGES, AND CREATING AN ZONE CASE NO. 153 A tract of land out of Section 27, Block JK-2, }{ale County, Texas, descr~ follows: Beginning at a point 2,712.45 feet North and 680 feet West of the Southe~ corner of Section 27, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas; Thence West 613.5¢ to the begirming of a curve; Thence Northwesterly 147.33 feet along a to the right with a radius of 250 feet and a cm~tral angel of 33°45.91' point on a cur~e; Thence Northeasterly 406.74 feet along a curve to the with a radius of 2,279.93 feet and a central angle of 10°13.3' to a poim bears N. 39°53~35' E. 406.19 feet; Thence N. 45°00' E. 324 feet to a po~ Thence Southeasterly 94.25 feet along a curve to the left with a radius 0 ! 0 , 120 feet and a central angle of 45 00 to a point which bears S~ 67 30 feet; Thence East 178.06 feet to a point; Thence South 547.8 feet to of beginning. lOWS: nter- heast (200') set in the t 72 ct. ~ ibed fficial the' ng a ed at hall OF THE ERGENCY bed as st feet rye o a right which nt; f · 91.84 e place CITY OF PLAINVIEW, HALE COUNTY, TEXAS, FROM R-1 TO A SPECIFIC USE ZONING WHEREAS, the proposed change in Zoning Districts as hereinafter made has duly presented to the Planning & Zoning Commission for its recommendatio~ was received by the City Council, and after due consideration the City C~ of the City of Plainview finds that for the orderly growth of the City m~ the proposed change as hereinafter set out will be in tlxe public interes' which creates an'em~__n~c:~..~, DISTRICT. been · which uncil king WHE~, all conditions precedent required by law for a valid amendment to the Zoning Ordinance and Map, have been fully complied with, as well as giving notices in compliance with Section 18 of Ordinance 794 as well as notices pro- vided by Article 1011F Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes-Amended, 1953, and notice was duly published in the Plainview Herald more than fifteen (15) days prior to the date of the Public Hearing before the City Council of such pro- posed amendment, and the Public Hearing according to said notice was duly held in the City Council Room of the City~Hall, Plainview, Texas, at which time persons appeared in support of the proposal; and after said hearing, it was by the City Council, determined that it would be in the public interest due to changed conditions, that the Zoning Ordinance and the Zoning Map be amended in the manner, hereinafter set forth in the body of this Ordinance; NOW THEREFORE, BF. IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1. That Ordinance No. 794 and the Official Zoning Map be and the same are hereby amended as follows, to-wit: ZONE CASE NO. 153 Change: A tract of land out of Section 27, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas, described as follows: Beginning at a point 2,712.46 feet North and 680 feet West of the Southeast corner of Section 27, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas; Thence West 613.56 feet to the beginning of a curve; Thence Northwesterly 147.33 feet along a curve to the right with a radius of 250 feet and a central angle~ of 33°45.91' to a point on a curve; Thence Northeasterly 406.74 feet along a curve to the right with a radius of 2,279.93 feet and a central angle of 10°13.3' to a point which bears N. 39°53.35' E. 406.19 feet; Thence N. 45o00' E. 324 feet to a point; Thence Southeasterly 94.25 feet along a curve to the left with a radius of 120 feet and a central angle of 45o00' to a point which bears S. 67°30' E. 91.84 feet; Thence East 178.06 feet to a point; Thence Sou.th~547.8 feet to the place of beginning. City of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, from an R-1 to a Specific Use Zoning District. From the date of this Ordinance said Lot, tract, and parcel of land described shall be and hereby be changed to the Zoning District indicated and the Official Map is amended in accordance herewith. Page 2 WHEREAS, an emergency exists as shown in the preamble to this Ordinance, the enactment of this Ordinance is declared to be an emergency measure creating a public necessity that the rule requiring ~roposed Ordinance to be presented at two (2) separate Council meetings be dispensed with; and this Ordinance Shall be effective from the date of its passage. Unanimously passed by the City Council this 20th ~ay of March 1967. ATTEST :~ ~ ~/ Cit7 Secretary-Treasurer MAYOR AN 'ORDINANCE AMEND NG ZON-I Published ~FF[~ ~'OF THE cTY,o~ >EAINV~W SO AS TO MAKE THE[ ~OLLOWING CHANGES AND CREAT-~ NG AN EMERGENCY' I ZONE CASE NO. A tm~ of ~and ou~ of Se~ion 27, Block J K-2, Ho~e County, Texas, described as j Beginning at a ~Int 2,7t2.45 feet No~h and 680 feel Wesi of the SoPhist corner of ~ction 27, Block JK-2, Hate County, Texas; Thence West 6~3.5& feet fo the beginning of a curve; Thence No~hwesterly 147.33 f~ along a curve to the r~ghi with a radius of ~ feet E[O~S, and a central a~gle of ~13 degrees ~1 ~.~1' to a point on a curve;-Thence ~. O. ~oz Northeasterly 4~.74 f~f along ~ curve to ~he rJgh~ with a radius of 2279.~ feet and central angle of iD d~rees ~3.3' to ~ ~oint which b~rs N. 39 dm gr~s 53.35' E. 406.19 feet; Thence N. 45 degrees ~' 324 f~t ~ a-~otnt; Thence South~sterly 94.~ fee~ along a curve to the left With a radius of 1~ f~t and a central angle of 45 de- TH~ ST~T~ O~ T~S ) greys ~ to o ~oinf which ~rs S. 57 d~r~es 3~' E. ~.a4 f~t; Thence East ~ ~ ~78.~ fe~ to ~ pon?; Thence 'South ~7.8 feet to the place'-of beginning. CiTY OF PLAINVI~EW, HALE COUN- COUNTY OF H~L~ ) ~. ~*~. ~,o~ ,-~ ~ , ~_ CIFIC USE ZONING DISTRICT, WHEREAS, ~he prap~ (:han~eL in J / Zoning Disfrids as hereJ~er made ~ 'has been dul~. Present~ t0 ~he Plan-I ning '& Zo~g. Commission for [~s rec- emmet darien which was r~eiv~ the C~y Council, one ~er due _ · . arabian the C fy ~uncfl of'~ the ] ff~e( P am~i~w flnas th~ for th~ ~ y appe~ :ed BEFORE ME, the unders~_ g~o~,no,~- ' ' [' ~ames..B.,.. 9~a~.d. ..... ~ager ....................... lia; .... of the Plainview Daily Herald, a m alation published m Hale County, Texas, who stated on was ~ lished in said newspaper on each of t: ............................ said Co0m ~nreh 31~ 1967 g}[[}~ A D t9 ............................................... ~v th; .................. ~ ~ C~ty Council, de~erm ned that i~ Would ~ ~ ~ ~ bedn-lhe pubtiaqnterest, due:to chanDed ~ ~ -~~ .... ~* ............ ':~?~L~%'~y~,,~g ~:, ~'~ , r .................. ~ ..... ~ .... e" fasb in the rifle) ~~' ~ ~ /~/~/'' ~ .~. :~b0dY~EFORE. ~¢°f fhiSoRDOrdinanc~;AiNED By'NOWTHETHERE"' CiTY i/[ ~ ~t~ ~- COUNCIL QF THE CI~Y OF PLAIN. VIEW: . SECTION L'ThoI Ordinance NO. 7~4 ~ ~nd the Official Zoning P,5~ he me ,s~e :~Fe,~hereby emended ~s. fol~ lows; tB~ ~if: ' Change: SUBSCRIBED A~ ow~r~,o~ ~-z..~,~ co.,~. ~.. ,~ ...................... scribod as follows:. A.D., 19.6..7. ......... Beginning at a point 2,.71246 feet North and 680 feet West of-the Southeast corner of Section 27, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas; Thence West 613.55 feet tm'. the b~gin~ling of e curVe;' Thence N~rth~rest~fly .:)47.33 feet along a curve t~ th~ right ~vth a radus of ~ feet a~d a central :~ngle of ~ degrees ~5.91' t8 ~oint~ofi U~curve; Thence North- ~ e~erly 4~,74 feet ~ lng o c~rve to- th~,right withe r~dius of 2,2~9;93 feet L ~n~' o~ce~trel~ ongle.~of 10 d~re~ ~3.3' I'Ve to~ ~ ~oln{ Which. b~rs .N 39 ' de*rees ~ -~.35' .E. 4~19~ feet; ThenCe N. 4[ de- [ ~e~s~'~' E. '324 feet to ~ oolnt; Thence South~sferl~ 94.~ f~ along o curve to the t~ wlth o r~clius of ~20 feet central Sunday M¢rning Edition 'HemM da, County, Texas The 3¸3 AN ORDINANCE CLOSING A PORTION OF THE ALLEY RU~NING NORTH AND SOUTH THROUGH BLOCK FOUR, RAILROAD ADDITION TO %~RE TOWN OF PLAiNVIEW, HALE COUNTY, TEXAS. WHEREAS, H. D. Janney as the owner of Lots 22 to 27, Block 4, Railroad Addition to the Town of P!ainview, Hale County, Texas, and Pro Worth and Denver Railroad as the owner of Lot 6, Block 4, Railroad Addition to the Town of Plainview: Hale County, Texas, and T. C. Shepard as the owner of Lots 7 to 1i: Block 4~ Railroad Addition to the Town of Plainview, Hale County: Texas~ have petitioned the Cits~ 2ose that portion of the alley running north and south and adjacent to their said property; and W/{EREAS, after considering said petition, the City of Plainview is of the opinion that it is in the public interest to close said alley and that the facts and circumstances stated in said petition ara true and correct; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF ~{E CITY OF PLAINV!EW: SECTION ONE: That that portion of the alley running north and south through the center of Block 4, Railroad Addition to the Town of Piainview, and described as follows: BEGINNING at the NoWo corner of Lot 6, Block 4, Railroad Addition, Ptainview, Texas; ~{ENCE So~th 150 Feet along the West line of Lots 6,7,8,9, and !i, said Block 4, Railroad Addition to the SoW~ corner of Lot t!~ ~HENCE West 20 Feet to the S.E~ corner of Lot 22, said Bio Railroad Addition~ ~ENCE North 150 Peet along ~a East line of Lots 22,23,24 and 27, said Block 4, Railroad Addition to the N.E. corner of Lot 27~ THENCE East 20 Feat to the Place of Beginning. be and the same is hereby closed. SECTION ~70: The City Council finds that it is in the inneres Public to close that portion of the alley hereinabove described. SECTION ~RREE: That that portion of the alley hereinabove described in ~ection One shall no longer be used as a public thoroughfare or as an open alley or street and shall no longer be designated as an alley, and the owners of ~e property contiguous t¢ said alley described in Section One of this Ordinance may take posse thereof and make use of same in accordance with the laws of the Sta~ of Texas. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED, This the ~{~../..~. day of 196 %. M. B. HOOD, M~yor City of Plainview, Texas ATTEST: M. L. REA~ City Clerk City of Plainview, Texas .0 ~aid ;k 4, 25,26 ;aid of the TO T!P~ HONORAB,~'' CITY CO'~YSCiL: blow comes Ft~ Worth and Denver Railroad Compa'~J]; H~ D. Janney, ~sep~:~ a~'&a ~==~mon to tns City Council of the City of i~ialnview~ as zo~ow~; %~nat H. D. Janney is the o%raer of Lots 22 to 27 inclusive, Block 4, Addition to the Town of '~ ..... ~'~'~ ~ That Pro Worth u'f~zer Railroad ~ -[~ ~ ~ ..... o~o=ny is the owner of Lot 6, m~u~ 4, Railroad. Addition% to the To~Qrn of Piainview~ Texas~ Blk. ~ Railroad Addition ~%p. at T. C. Shapard is the ovmar of Lots 7 to ii inclusivef to the of. Piai~ziew~ Hale ~ ' ~ ~oun~y~ T~xas; ~?~at 'the alley running .... azung and be~ean said Lots 22-27 and said Lots 6~tl, both inctusive~ is not now presently used as a passageway because of the fact that it is closed on the no~h by reason of railroad u~acus ~ ~at it is not used for the picking up of garbage or trash, and tha~ said alley has never been clearly defined~ opened and !ayed out and serves no useful purpose except for laying water lines and sewer tines~ that there are no other utilities in said a!ley$ ~na~e~o=a~ petitioners hereby request the City Council to close that portion of ~dne alley contiguous to the property above described~ hereby u~epresenting that they will present to the City Council their respective ~asamants~ for sawer and water lines on, over and across tha~ portion of the ail~y so closed. I,~%{F~REFORE, said petitioners pray that said alley be abandoned and closed ~ Respectfully submitted! Tj'C. '- r Ft. Worth and Denver Railroad C~pany By: ATTEST: · ,~re taz~y 'STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE BEF~ ME~ the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared H~ Do JANNEY~ mnovra to me to be the person ~hose name is subscribed tp the foregoing instrument~ and acknowledged to me that he executed the mame for the purposes and consideration therein expressed. G!X~N ~DER ~ ~-D AND SEAL OF OFF!CE~ ~is~/ day of 4/~ A.D., ~ Notary Public, Hale Cour~y, Tex~ STA~E OF ~.XAS ~' COUNTY OF tLALE X ' · · BEFORE P~, the undersigned authority, on th{s day personally aopeared To .... C~ SHEPARD knovza to me ~-o be~ the ers ~ _~ .... r ..... , ~ ~ p on whos~ name zs subscr zoregozng znstrumant~ an~ acknowledged to me that he executed the sam~ for the purposes and consideration therein expressed. . A STATE OF ~S, BEFO~ y~ the undersigned authority~ on this day personally app~ ~red ~ h~~,~o ~ kno~ to, me to be~ the persoz officer ~hose r~mme is '~ubscr'ibed to the foregoing i~strumen~, and ackr owiedged to me that he executed the same for the purposes andf'consideration therein expressed~ in the capacity gherein stated, and 'as the act and deed o~ said corpora~gion. / ~,rm, nt Gounty, Not~ry Public, -~~_~ :. 3¸6 STATE OF TEXAS " KNOX ALL N2~N BY TIZESE.~,,~,~.~m~~'~c~ .... o: ;,~r~o,,,~,~,,~ ~ the Fi'. %[orth and Denver Railroad Company is the evader of Lom No. 6~ Block 4~ [~aiiroad Addition to the To~rn of ~aLnvlew~ ~-~ ~ounty~ Texas ~ and of Block 4, laki.road Xddi~Zion to Zhe Town of Piai~lviaw~ Hale Couzty~ Texas ~ and , sazm eyre, ers nave petitioned the uz~y Plait:view uo close axe alley adiacent uo their said Lous~ valuc:.b-~ co~.s~= .... o~, and of ,~e cioszng of said a!!ey~ said baro-~:~o~_~ sell and convey unto Ohe City of Piainview~ the free uninuarru-ouad use~ iibaruy and n~v!ic~e~__ of ~a~.~ passage in.~ aiong~ ueon and across tam following lands Ln un~ City of ~ ..... ~ .... County ~ m .... "",,~ '"'" i:ion P ia~rsji~.iT. "'" -for the our3ose. . of constructing~ reconstructing sanitary sewer lines and water lines in~ along~ u~on and across said oremises~ with the 'righu' ~ and privizes= g~ gal uimas of -'=ne grannee 'narazn~ i~s agents~ empioyeos~ workmen and regress alons~ uson and across said premises for uhe ~ainlng~ iml:zovins~ or repair~as the said sewer llne or any peru uharaof_ Grantee herein~ H. D. Janney~ has heretofore constructed a building on and over a portion of the above described premises. This easement covers and includes permission for the City of Plainview to bore under and construct a sewer or water line under said building. Grantee herein hereby releases the City of Plainview from any and all damages to his said building or any damages to him, his heirs~ or assigns which he, his heirs or assigns mmy suffer in the future by reason of the construction of the said sewer line under said building or by reason of a water line under said building, and agrees to indemnify the City of Plainview as 'against any damages which he may suffer bM reason of the said sewer or water lines under said building and this release and inde=mity shall be binding upon the Grantee herein, his heirs or assigns~ or any future lessee~ user, or owner of said building, and this provision is made a condition and covenant running with the land upon which said bu~ 7ding is now constructed and it is also made a condition and covenan~ - of this instrument tha~ the Gran~ors herein or their heirs or assig ........ at no time in the ~uture lay any foundation or construct any additional permanent improvements upon or over any of the right-of-way herein specifically granted without consen~ of the City of Plainview expressed by Resolution in %~iting passed by its City Council. 3¸? TO HAVE AND TO HOLD unto the City of Plainview as aforesaid for the purposes aforesaid the premises above described. STATE OF TEXAS COrTeZ OF HALE BEFORE iME, the undersigned authority, 6n this day personally appeared Ho D. JANNEY, known to me to be t]he person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the purposes and .zon~ideration therein expressed, GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICF., This c~/ day of · ' :" ' ,/./I'/ , .... ~ ~ / S~A~ OF TEXAS COb~TY OF ~:~v~v~.~ ~[ IqNOW ALL i~N BY ~ESE ?RESENTS ~%EREAS, the Ft. Worth and Denver Railroad Company is the owner of LOt No. 6,'Biock 4, Railroad Addition to the Town of Piainview, Hale County, Texas; and ~.~qlEAEAS T C. S.~o~r~ is '-the ........ ~ . ~.-F~. ~ ,-~w,~=~ o~ Lots 7 to 11 inclusive, of Block 4, Railroad Addition to the Tow~-n of Plainview~ and %~q{EREAS, H. D. Janney is the owner-of Lots 22'to 27 inclusive~ of Block 4, Railroad Addition ~o the Town of Plainview, Hale County, Texas; and ~'~REAS~ said owners have petitioned the City of Plainview to close the alley adjacent no their said Lots; :~ ~EREFORE~ in consideration of Ten ($10.00) Dollars and onher valuable consideraki-o~i~d'-of the closing of said alley, said ~, ~ ....... ~.---~-.,~ does by these presenns grann~ bargain, sell and convey unno the City of Plainview~ the f~ee and uninterrupted use, liberty and privilege of the passage in, along, vpon and across the following lands in the CiBy of Ptainview~ County~ TexasT Grantee herein, T. C. Shepard, has heretofore constructed a building on and over a portion of the above described premises. ~is easement covers ~.na includes permission for the City of Ptainview to bore under and construct a sewer or water line under said building. Grantee herein hereby releases the City of Piainview from any and all--da~ges to his said building or any damages to him, his heirs~ or assigns w~-ich he, his heirs or assigns ~y suffer in the future by reason of the construction of the said sewer line under said building or by reason of a water line under said building, and agrees to indem- nify the City of Plainview as against any da~ges which he ~y suffer by reason of the said sewer or water lines under said building and this'release and indemi'sy shall be binding upon the Grantee herein, his heirs or assigns, or any future !essee~ user~ or o~er of said building, and this provision is ~de a condition and covenant running with the land upon which said building is now constructed and it is also ~de a conditiofi and covenant and part 'of this instrument that the Grantors herein or their heirs or assigns will at no time in the future lay a~y fo~dation or construct any additional per,tent improve- ments upon or over any of the right-of-way herein specifically granted without consent of the ~' ~ ozty of Piainvi'ew expressed by Resolution in ~iting passed by its City Council. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD unto the City of Piainview as aforesai~ for the purposes aforesaid the premises above described. WiTNEpS OUR HAN~DS This the ~-~_t~__day of ~J~ z,~ ~z~ · . c.' ' ' STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personal] appea_ea To Co ~HEPARD, known to me to be the person whose name subscribed to the foregoing instrument., and acknowledged to me ~ he executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein _GIVEN IINDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE This ~/ day of Notar~ Public, Hale C6unty, Texas Y is hat expressed. STATE OF TEXAS CO~TY OF HALE iqYOW ALL iVfEN BY %%{ESE PRESENTS: %r,~EREAS, the Ft. Worth and Denver Railroad Company is the owner of Lot No. 67 Block 4, Railroad Addition to the Town of Piainview, Hale County~ Texas; and %C-iEREAS~ T. C. Shepard is the owner of Lots 7 to 1t inclusive, of Block 4, Railroad '~ "~-?'~' ~,~zon to the Town of Piainview; and ~{EREAS7 Ho D. Janney is the owner of Lots 22 to 27 inclusive, oflBiock 47 Railroad Addition to the Town of P!ainview, Hale County, Texas; and W~REAS~ said owners have petitioned the City of Plainview to close the alley adjacent to their said Lots~ NOW, %4EREFORE7 in consideration of Ten ($10.00) Dollars and other . valuable consideration and of the closing of said alley~ said ~t_~h0_r~t~_~.~.e~ .... .Q~q_2y~~ad_~~~~er ~ ad a v does by these presents grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the City of Plainview, the free,and uninterrupted use, liberty and privilege of the passage in, a~ong~ upon~ and acro?s the following lands in the City of Plainview~ Hale Coun, ty~ Texas~ BEGINNING at the Northwest corner of Lot 6~ Block 4, Railroad Addition~ Piainview, Texas; ?PiENCE South 25 Feet to the Southwest corner of said Lot 6 ~ TPLENCE West I0 Feet to a point; THENCE Nornh 25 Feet to a point~ TKENCE East I0 Feet to the Place of Beginning. the purpose of constructing~ reconstructing and perpetually maintaining itary sewer lines and water lines in, along, upon and across said mises, with the right and privilege at all times of the grantee herein, agents, empioyees~ workmen and representatives havin~ ingress, egress ~eg~ess along, upon and across said premises for the purposes of main- improving, or repairing the said sewer line or any part thereof. TO ~LIVE AND TO HOLD unto the City Of Piainview as aforesaid for the · aforesaid the premises abov~ described. it is a condition and a covenant and a part of this instrument that ors, their heirs or assigns will at no time in the future lay .any tion or construct a~v permanent improvements upon mr over the ;-of-way herein specifically described. WITNESS OUR}lANDS this the ~ day of , A.D., 196~Z_. ATTEST: Ft. Worth and Denver Railroad Company THE STATE Published Every Afternoon .Ex~e.~, SatUrday /.With Enlarged 67-974 lNG 794 OFFICIAL MAP OF THE CITY PLAINVIE~ 50 AS TO MAKE FOLLOWI[~ CHANGES, AND CREA- TING AN ~I~ERGENC¥ ZONE CASE ]NO. Plainview Daily H Tract No. t: , tra~ of land out of Se~fon 2L t ~k JK-2, H~le County, Texas, descri~ ~d '~s follows: B~inn~ng at point 380 f~ gr~s ~' W~ the N.E. corner of s~Id Section 27, b~in o ~lng in the N.W. rightmf-way U~e ~ Hlghway 1Thence S. ~5~( y~s ~' W. ~.2 tO a ~oint; Thence N. ~ d{ PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COIvIMLTNICATIONS, INC. 881 BROADWAY -- PHONE CA~tol 4-4343- P.O. Box PlainFiew, Texas 79072 OF TEXAS' COUNTY OF HALE te o point; 'Thence N. 273 North line of Thence-N. 89 along the Nor To-a point ~ I5&3' W. 535.8 of said Sectiol Thence S. &5 'to the Dl0ce c BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day ........ .4.a.m .e .s...B..:...0. ~.w..a...1.d... ........................... B. u..s ~ne...s.~... ~..a .n..a p.e.r.. (Title) CITY' OF · ~ TY, TEXAS, F Ir 1 ~ONING O of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulauon 't WHEREAS the l-lng DistriCts ~ · ~[~en du y prese Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that thc attached ~nstrum{~zonin~ Comm,.~ Jdation which w · ~,CounciI, and af · · 'j'City 'Council oi tished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-w~t: ........ ,,,n~s~.~!. ~at fo~ · . ~ITy making { hereinaftee' set -- -- -- ~ [flterest which M a y 1 9, 1 9'0 7 ...... ~ ' ' (Title) land out of Hale County, follows: corner of said W. · 380 feet line of High- 00' W, ,~79.2 feet North Itneaf soic~ 536.8 feet Section 27 HALE COUN. ~.O/~ AN R-I TO A C-2 [CT. ~roposed ch'ange in Zon- hereinafter m~de has ted to the, Plant/lng and ion for 'its recommen- s received by the Cry !r due consideration 'the the City of Plainview .~ orderly groWth of the ' proposed chonge os Jt will bain the Public :reates an emergency; well as no- 101tF .Vet- one fhe' whic~ time r~f the ~roposal; SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this .. ..1~. aY ....... A.D., ~ 9..6..7: ....... BE IT ORDAIE COUNCIL OF 'VIEW: . the 'Offi[J~l ~ame are hereh · · ,to-wit: ~ No a~ Pub 'c, H~e .zoN~ CAS~ Change: ~act No. 1: A ' ;~7j BIoc~ ~'_D,By THE '~!Ty or~}nqnce No. 7~4 and , flraerlded qs .fellows, act ef I~nd out of Sec- Helle Co0ntyj Texas, The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar TEX S 'X BEF ORE ': ME ~ the undersigned authority, o'~ ~his day persona!~y appeared ' ~ ~'~ [,~ S~~ _, known to me ~to~ be the person and officer whose name is subscribed' toI the foregoin~ insti~ument~ and acknowledged to me ~that he executed the same fo~ ~the purposes and consideration therein expressed~ in the capaci therein stated~ and as the act and deed 9f said ~rporation. "~ Glen ~DER ~ ~ AND SEAL OF OFFICE~, ~is ~',~ day of ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 794 AND THB OFFICIAL MAP OF CITY OF PLAINVIEW SO AS TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES, AND CREATING AN EMERGEN ZONE CASE NO. 154 Two tracts of land as follows: Tract #1: A tract of land out of Section 27, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas, described as follows: Beginning at a point 380 feet S. 45o00' W. of the N.E. corner of said Section 27, being a point in the N.W. right-of-way line of Highway 87; Thence S. 45°00' W. 254.2 feet to a point; ~-~.~nce N. 45°00' W. 246.1 feet to a point; Lcnce N. 273.7 feet to a point in the North line of said Section 27; ~-~ence N. 89056.3' E. 85.7 feet along the North line of said Section 27 to a ~-Voint which bears S. 89056.3' W. 536.8 feet from the N.E. corner of said Section 27; Thence S. 45000' ~E. 379.2 feet to the place of beginning. CITY OF PLAINVIEW, HALE COUNTY, TEXAS, FROM AN R-1 TO A C-1 ZONING DISTRICT. Tract #2: A tract of land out of Section 27, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas, described as follows: Beginning at the N.E. corner of said Section 27, Block JK--2; Thence S. 45000' W, 380 feet along the N.W. right-of-way line of Highway 87 to a point; Thence N. 45000' W. 379.2 feet to a point in the North line of said Section 27 Thence .N. 89056.3' E. 536.8 feet along the North line of said Section 27 to the place of beginning. CITY OF PLAINVIEW, HALE COUNTY, TEXAS, FROM AN R-1 TO A C-2 ZONING DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the proposed change in Zoning Districts as hereinafter made has been duly presented to the Planning & Zoning Commission for its recommendation whicl was received by the City Council, and after due consideration the City Council of the City of Plainview finds that for the orderly growth of the City making the proposed change as hereinafter set out will be in the public interest whid ~-~reates an emergency; and, [ [ REAS, all conditions precedent required by law for a valid amendment to the ~mOning Ordinance and Map, have been fully complied with, as well as giving notices ~n compliance with Section 18 of Ordinance 79.4 as well as notices pro- vided by Article t011F Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes-J~ended, 1953, and notice 'was duly published in the Plainview Herald more than fifteen (15) days prior to the date of the Public Hearing before the City Council of such pro- posed amendment, and the Pablic Hearing 'according to said notice was duly held in the City Council Room of the City Hall, Plainview, Texas, at which time persons appeared in support of the proposal; and after said hearing, it way the City Counc-i-l, determined that it woUld be in the ]public interest due changed conditions, that the Zoning Ordinance and the Zoning Map be amend(~ in ~.he manner her~.-in~fter_~s~e~t _f~tb~_in the boclv.~,of t~his Ordinance: BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1. That Ordinance No. 794 and the Official Zoning Map be and the same are hereby amended as follows, to-wit: ZONE CASE NO. 154 Change: Tract #1: A tract of land out of Section 27, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas, described as follows: Beginning at a point 380 feet S. 45000' W. of the N.E. corner of said Section 27, being a point in the N.W. right-of-way line of Highway 87; Thence S. 45000' W. 254.2 feet to a point; Thence N. 45000' W. 246.1 feet to a point; Thence N. 273.7 feet to a point in the North line of said Section 27; Thency N. 89056.3' E. 85.7 feet along the North line of said Section 27 to a point which bears S. 89056.3' W. 536.8 feet from' the N.E. corner of said Section 27; -Thence S. 45000' E. 379.2 feet to the place of beginning. City of Plalnvlew, Hale County;: Texas, from an R-1 to a C-1 Zoning District From"the date of this Ordinance said Lot, tract~ ~nd par~-~ of land describ.,~ shall be and hereby be changed to the'Zoning District indicated and the Official Map is amended in accordance herewith. Tract #2: A tract of land out of Section 27, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texa:~, described as follows: Beginning at the N.E. corner of said Section 27, Block JK-2; Thence S. 45°00' W. 380 feet along the N.W. right-of-way line of Highway 87 to a point; Thence N. 45°00' W. 379.2 feet to a point in the North line of said Section 27; Thence N. 89056.3, E. 536.8 feet along the North line of said Section 27 to the place of beginning. City of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, from an R-1 to a C-2 Zoning District. From the date of this Ordinance said Lot, tract, and parcel' of land described shall be and hereby be changed to the Zoning District indicated and the Official Map is amended in accordance herewith. WHEREAS, an emergency exists as shown in the preamble to this Ordinance, the enactment of this Ordinance is declared to be an emergency measure creating a public necessity that the rule requiring proposed Ordinance to be presented at two (2) separate Council meetings be dispensed with; and thiS Ordinance shall be effective from the date of ist passage. Unanimously passed by the City Council this 15th day ofMay, 1967. MAYOR Cit? Secret~ easurer OmI NCE AN ORDINANCE DEFINING AND PRESCRIBING THE GENERAL SERVICE RATE APPLi TO THE SALE OF NATURAL GAS AND NATURA~ GAS SEB~rICE BY PIONEER NATURAL CO~PANY TO ITS CUSTOMERS WHO USE NATURAL GAS WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF TEXAS WHEREAS, heretofore, on July 17, 1967 Natural Gas Company submitted an application to the governing body the City of PLAINVIEW proposing a General Service to cover the sale of natural gas and natural gas sarvice by Pioneer Gas Company mo its customers vfno use natural gas wi'thin the city limits of the City of PLAINVIEW , such application being here to and made a part hereof; and ~qEREAS, said application has been considered by the gore body of the City of PLAINViEW , and it is the of the City COUNCIL that the proposed General ce Rate for the sale of natural gas and natural gas service by Pioneer Gas Company is just and reasonable~ and should be approved; NOW, THEP~FORE, be it ordained by T~E CITY COD-NCIL OF CITY OF PLAINVIEW That Pioneer Natural Gas Company,, its successors and assi may make charges under its General Service Rate for the sale of natural gas and natural gas service to its customers who use natural gas within the City of .PLAINVIEW as follows: Monthly rate: First 2,000 cu. ft. or less per mont~, $1.85 ; Nexv 8,000 cu. ft. per month, 67.5 cents per M. cu ft. ; Next ~40,000 cu. ft. per month, 61 cents per M. cu. . ; Next Next Next All Over 50,000 cu. ft. per month, 56 cents per M. cu. 200,000 cu. ft. per month~ .42 cents per M. cu. 200,000 cu. ft. per month, 37 cents per M. cu. 500,000 cu. ft. per mo~h, ~1 cents per M. cu. Minimum bill $1.85 per month - net Delayed payment charge - ten per cent (10%) of bill will be add if not paid within ten (i0) days after date of billing. t. ; t. ; t. e The rates prescribed herein shall become effective for all meter reading periods beginning on and after August 15, 1967. 3. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed to the extent of the cor~lict. On motion of -~_~n Garr~ aO~ , seconded by Alderman Davenport reading this the ~7_~day of the following vote: Alderman Garrison Alderman Davenport Alderman Williams Alderman Carpenter Alderman Ragland , the foregoing ordinance was passed on first July , A. D.,1967, by Voted Yea ¥oted Yea Voted Yea Voted Yea Voted Yea PASSED AND APPROVED this the i7th day of A. D., 1967. July ATTEST: City-of'~- Plainview ., Texas Mayor City of Plainview , Texas APPROVED'AS TO LEGAL FORM: City Attorney -2- ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 794 AND THE OFFICIAL MAP 0p THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW SO AS TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES,) AND CREATING AN EMERGENCY ZONE CASE NO. 157 Lots- 22 & 23, Block 2, Wilcox Unit #2 CITY OF PLAINVIEW, HALE COUNTY, TEXAS FROM DISTRICT. R- 1 to a C- 1 ZONING ¥~-IEREAS, the proposed change in Zoning DistrictS as hereinafter made has b duly presented to the Planning & Zoning Commission for its recommendation was received by the City Council, and after due consideration the City Cou of the City of Plainview finds that for the orderly growth of the City mak the proposed change as hereinafter set out will be in the public interest which creates an emergency; and, WHEREAS, all conditiOns precedent required by law for a valid amendment tc Zoning Ordinance and Map, have been fUlly complied with, as well as giving notices in compliance with Section 18 of Ordinance 794 as well as notices vided by Article 1011F Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes-Amended, 1953, an notice was duly published in the Plainview Herald. more than 'fifteen (15) d prior to the date of the Public }{earing before the City Council of such p~ posed amendment, and the Public Hearing according to said notice was duly ~n the City Council Room of the City Hall, Plainview, Texas, at which time persons appeared in support of the proposal; and after said hearing, it ws the City Coun¢iI, determined that it would be in the public interest due t changed conditions, that the Zoning Ordinance and the Zoning Map be amend¢ the manner hereinafter set forth in the body of this Ordinance; NOW THERE£ BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLA'INViEW: SECTION i. That Ordinance No o 794. and the Official Zoning ~4ap be and the are hereby amended as follows, to-wit: ZONE CASE NO. 157 Change Lo2s 22 & 23, Block 2, ~ilcox Unit #2 Cityof P!ainview, Hale County, Texas, from an R-1 to a C-1 Zoni~ District. From the date of this Ordinance said Lot, tract, and parcel of described shall be and hereby be changed to the Zoning District indicated the Official Map is amended in accordance herewith. WHEREAS, an emergency exists as shown in the preamble to this Ordinance, t enactment of this Ordinance is declared to be an emergency measure creatin public necessity that the rule requiring proposed'Ordinance to be presente two (.2) separate Council meetings be dispensed with; and this Ordinance sh be effective from the date of its passage. Unanimously passed by the_ City Council this 17t]k day of July . , 1 MAYOR chich ~cil lng the )ro - ~S :e Id by [and Le a at ~11 67. ATTEST: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 79t4 AND THE OFFICIAL MAP OF CITY OF PLAINVIEW SO AS TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES,' AND CREATING AN EMEI~ ZONE CASE NO. 158, Lots 9 & 10, Block 2, Riverside Addition CITY OF PLAINVIEW, HALE COUNTY, TEXAS FROM DISTRICT. R-2 to a 'R-3 ZONING WHEREAS, the proposed change in Zoning Districts as hereinafter made has b~ duly presented to the Planning & Zoning Commission for its recommendation ~ was received by the City Council, and after due consideratxon the City Coun, of the City of' Plainview finds that for the orderly growth of the City maki~ the proposed change as hereinafter set out will be in the public interest which creates an emergency; and, WHEREAS, all conditions precedent required by law for a valid amendment to Zoning Ordinance and Map, have been fully complied with, as well as giving notices in compliance with Section 18 of Ordinance 794 as well as notices p vided by Article 1011FVernon's Annotated Civil Statutes-Amended, 1953, and notice was duly published in the Plainview Herald more than fifteen (t5J d~ prior to the date Of the Public Hearing before the City Council of such pro- posed amendment, and the Publfc Hearing according to sa~d notice was duly h~ in the City Council Room of the City Hal1, Plainview, Texas, at which time persons appeared in support of the proposal; and after said hearing, it was the City Council, determined that it would be in the public interest due to changed conditions, that the Zoning Ordinance and the Zoning Map be amended the manner hereina.fter set forth in the body of' this Ordinance; NOW THEREFO~ BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAIN~7iEW: SECTION i. That Ordinance No~ 794 and the Official Zoning ~4ap be and the sa are hereby amended as follows, to-wit: ZONE CASE NO, 158 Change Lots 9 & 10, Block 2, Riverside Addition City of P!ainview, Hale County, Texas, from an R-2 to a R~3 Zoning District. From the date of this Ordinance said--L-or, tract, and parcel of lm described shall be and hereby be changed to the Zoning District indicated am the Official Map is amended in accordance herewith. WHE~, an emergency exists as shown in the preamble to this Ordinance, the enactment of this Ordinance is declared to be an emergency measure creating public necessity that the rule requiring proposed Ordinance to be presented two (2) separate Council meetings be dispensed with; and this Ordinance shal be effectzve from the date of,its pass~ge. Unanimously passed by the~City Council t~kks---~17th day of July 19 61 MAYOR - ATTEST: n ~ich :il ~g le AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING CERTAIN STREET IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN THE OF PIAINVIEW, TEXAS IN ACOORDANCE ~ITH AND PURSUANT TO AN ORDINANCE OF TF CITY OF PIAINVIEW, TEXAS PASSED AND DATED JANUARY 5, 1967AND NUt~ERED 67- WHEREAS~ the governing body of the Ci~ of Plainview, Hale Cotw Tex~s determined upon the necessity for improvements to certain public s~ within the City limits of-Plainview~ Texas, in accordance with Plans and ifications on file with the City Secretary and the City Engineer; and WHEREAS, after due advertisement for bids, a contract for the of said improvements was awarded and entered indic with PIONEER PAVERS, WHEP~AS, the governing body of the City of Plainview, Texas, ti after in due time form and manner, by Ordinance duly adopted and passed 5th day of January~ 1967, assessed against the lots or parcels abutting streets improved as aforesaid and the owner or owners thereof, the due a portionate part of the costs of said improvemenvs to be borne by said ab~ property owners, fixing and impressing.upon said a~utting property, as a and prior lien thereon, superior to all other liens and claims except St~ County, and City ad valorum taxes; and fixing as a personal liability an~ against the true owners of said property, whether in said ordinance name~ not, the ~it designation, being fully set forti~ in Appendix "A" attache~ hereto, the same being made a part of this Resolution as fully as had it set forth verbatim herein; and WHEREAS, said improvements have been completed and the City En~ of Plalnview, Texas, the same being Parkhill, Smith and Cooper,-Construc~ Engineers,' Lubbock, Texas, have heretofore~inspected tha~Same, certified approval to this governing body on the 28~h day of July , 19~ expressly accepting these improvements by reason whereof, the assessment heretofore made became due and payable twenty (20) days after the afores~ day~ . July , 1967, the date of acceptance of such improvements City, and WHERF~S, under the terms of the o~dinance adopted by the gove~ body of the Cit~ ~f Plainview, Texas, and pursuant to the terms and provl of the contract for improvements of said public streets~, executed betweel City of P~ainvieW~ Texas and Pioneer Pavers, Inc., the contractor is ent to succeed to the assessments made by the City of Plainview as aforesaid the right and authority in said Contractor to collect the same and relea liens securing same; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the City of Plainview, Texas ~1). That the improvements on the portions of the public stre ribed in Appendix A attached hereto~ the same having been performed unde above described contract, are hereby accepted and the Mayor and City Sec are thereby authorized to make payments of~ the Citys cost as reflected b Engineers Final Estimate and upon receiD% of statement to make. paymentf' Citys cost as'a property owner, and make payments to PARKHILL, SMITH AND for the engineering cost. (2). Thav vne Mayor and City Secretary, the same being duly a orized by formal resokuvion of the governing body of the City of Piainv~ Texas, are authorized and directed to execute anddeiiver in the Citys n assignable certificaves to PIONEER PAVERS, INC. evidencing the assessmen levied, declaring the lien upon the appropriate property, and fixing the conditions of such certificates in accordance with the contract awarded PAVERS, INC. and Ordinance No. 67-962 passed the 5t~ day 'of January~ !96 the governing body of the City of Plainview, Hale County, Texas. ]IT~ ~62. feets Spec- ~king ere- n the n said d pro- tting first .re, charge or been ineer ,ion their ,id '28~h ,y sai~ ~ng .sions ~ tha .tled' with ~e the ts desc- · the ~etary ' the ~r the COOPER ;erm and ~IONE~ by (3)- That the City of Plainvie¥, Texas, acting herein by and t~rough the Mayor, the same being duly authorized by foz~al resolution of the governing body of. the City of Plainview, Texas, to take such action, does hereby assign, transfer and set over unto PIONEER PAVERS, INC~., a corporation of LubbocM its successors and assigns, all and singular, each and every, right title interest of the City of Ptainview, Texas, in and[ to the assessments made each lot or parcel of la~d and owner or owners thereof abutting to the st or streets improved as set forth in Appendix A attached hereto, it being purpose and intention of this ordinance to assi[~ and transfer unto the PIONEER PAVERS; INC, its successors and assigns, each and every assessmer specifically listed in said Appendix, together with all and singular the or liens, claims, equities or.demands, right, estate, title and interest the City of Plainview, Texas, in and to said assessments and the respect~ parcels of land against which such assessments were made. (~). This resolution'shall take effect and be in force from a~ its passage. In testimony whereof, the City of Plainview, Texas, a municipa] corporation, acting by and through its Mayor, M~. B. Hood, hereinto duly orized, has executed these presents, under the .seal of Plainview, Texas~ att~tati6h:-~by:~$~e City Secretary, this ATTEST: ~ '~ THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE Texas, and ~gainst ~eet the ~id lien to ye d after uth- and 28th d~ of July , 1967 B. Hood,' ' BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally a M.B. HOOD, Mayor of the City of Plainview, Texas, known to me to be the and officer whose name is subscribed to the foregoing i~.strument and ack ledged to me that he executed the same for the purposes and consideratiol therein expressed, as the act and deed of the City of Plainview, Texas, the capacity therein Stated. ~:"~ .~ ~/.~-, ?%~!':G~VEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE, this 28~day of Jul " "'~'~'~' Notary Public, Hale County, ~peared person lthin Texas APPENDIX A UNIT STREET 1'5-66 Jefferson Dr. 2-5-66 W. 16th St, 24-3-66 W. 18th St. 25-3-66 W. 18th St, 13-5-66 W, 16th St, ...... '. ~.. (Leave-out) {-3-66 W. ]2+th St. ~-3-66 W. ]2+th St. 38-1-66 W, 13th St. FROM SPL of W. 16th St, EPL of Jefferson Dr. WPL of Jefferso{ Dr. WPL of Floydada St. EPL of Dallas St. Alley W', of Dallas St. EPL of Dallas St,, EPL of Canyon St. '14-5-66 12-5-66 W. 16th St. 11-5-66 Yonkers St. 28-3-66 W. 14th St. 29-3-66 W, 14th St. 30-3-66 W. 14th St. 31-3-66 W. 10th St. 32-3-66 W. 10th St, 1-6-66 Ennis St. 4,7-1-66 Xmnia St. 75-1-66 Dallas St. ~4-4-66 Canyon St. W.16th(Leave-out)Altey W. of Yonkers St; EPL of Yonkers St. NPL of W. 14th St. EPL of Yonkers Stl EPL of Wayland St. EPL of Vernon St. EPL of Garland St. EPL of Ermis St. NPL of Itasca Rd. NPL 400' S. of U. $. Hwy. 70 NPL of W. 4th St. 95-1-66 W. 7th(Leave-out)EPL of Canyon St. 96-1-66 W. 7th(L~ave-out)70' W. of Zephyr St. 76-1-66 W. 7th 77-1~66 W. 7th St. 16-5-66 W. 7th St. 17-5-66 W. 7th St. 33-3-66 W. 8th St. 34-3-66 W. 8th St,. 15-5-66 W. 8th St. ~4-66 W. 4th St. -1-66 W~yland St. -3-6~ Amarillo St. U5-3-66 w. 5th St. 37-3-66 Xenia St. 38-3'66 Wayland St. 1,8-66 W. 6th St. 1-7-66 E. 24th St. EPL of Amarillo Alley W. of Yonkers St. EPL of Yonkers St. EPL of Vernon St. EPL of Amarillo St. EPL of Zehpyr St. EPL of Yonkers St. EPL of Canyon St. NPL of 19th St. NPL of W. 4th St. EPL of Amarillo St. NPL of U. S. Hwy. 70 Alley S. of W. 6th St. EPL of Joliet St, EPL of Wilson sro 28-5-66 Yonkers(Leave-out)Alley S. of W..20th St. · '~".~--' _, 7:: - · '~ . .... ~-.- '--'.~ 74-1-66 Amarillo St. NPL of W. 2nd St. 1-2-66 2-2-66 3-2-66 79-1-66 80-1-66 81-1-66 82-1-66 83-1-66 84-1-66 85-1-66 86-1-66 87-1-66 78-1-66 98-1-66 -5-66 S. E.. 10th S~. EPL of Crestway South S.W. llth St. EPL of Columbia St. E. Alpine Dr. & Park EPL of Crestway South South Ash S. E. 6th St. Beech St. Beech St. Beech St. South Ash Beech St. S. Beech St. E. ~restway S. Ash Alley S. of S. Eo 6th St. EPL of Ash Sro NPL of So Eo 5th St. NPL of S. Eo 6th'St. NPL of So E. 7th St. NPL of S. E. ~8th NPL of So E. 9th St. NPL of SE 10th St. NPL of E. Alpine Dr. Alley S. of So Eo 4th SE 7th(Leave Out) 330' W. of Beech St. S. E..4th EPL of Beech TO SPL of W. 18th St. Alley E. of Jefferson D] WPL Of Floydada St. WPL of Ennis St. WPL of Canyon St. WPL of Dallas St. Alley E. of Dallas St. WPL of Borger St. WPL of Yonkers St. WPL of Vernon St. SPL of W. 16th'St. WPL of Xenia St. WPL of Vernon St. WPL of Utica St. WPL of Emais St. WPL of Canyon St. SPL of W. llth St. 178,' N.~.~o£ W. loth SPL of U. S. Hwy. 70 SPL of U. S. Hwy. 70 Alley E. of Canyon St'. WPL of Zephyr St. Alley E. of Amarillo St WPL of Yonkers St. WPL of Vernon St. EPL of Utica St. WPL of Zephyr St. WPL of Yonkers St. WPL of Vernon St. WPL of Yonkers St. SPL of 20th St. 160' N. of WSth St WPL of. Yonkers St. SPL of~W. 6th St. SPL of W. 6th St. WPL of Houston St. WPL of Date St. SPL of W. 20th St. 185' N. of Wo 2nd St. WPL of S. Date St. WPL of W, Alpine Dr. W-PL of S. Date St. SPL of S, E. 6th EPL of Beech St. SPL of S, E, 4th St. SPL of So E. 5th St. SPL of So E. 6th St. SPL of S. E. 7th St. SPL of S. E. 8th St~ NPL Of So Eo 9th St. SPL of S. E. 10th Sc. SPL of S.E. 4th°Sro WPL of Beech St. WPL of So Date St. WIDTH 41' 36' 36' 41' 36' 36' 31' 41' 41' 36' 36' 36' 36' 36' 45 31 ,31 36 31 31 31 41 41' 36' 36' 41 ' 36' 31' 36' 36' 36' 36' 65~ 45 ' rebuilt 41' 31' 31' 31' 31' 31' 31~ 31' 31' 31' 31' 31' 31' 31' 31' 31' 41' THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE CITY OF PLAINVIEW TO THE HONORABLE CITY OF PLAINV~IEW: Now comes WANDA FRY, aSingle Woman, and respectfully petitions the City Council of the City of Ptainview to az the.City of Plainview the following described area, to-wit: The West Two Hundred Twelve Feet (212') of a tract of approximately four acres (4A.) of land out of the Southwest One Fourth (SW/4) of Section Number Thirty-Eight (38), Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas, described 'byt~metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the South line of said Section No. 38, Block JK-2, 405 feet"East of the Southwest corner of said Section No. 38; THENCE East along the South line of said Section No. 38, Block JK-2, a distance of 375 feet; THENCE North a distance of 464.64 feet; THENCE West a distance of 375 feet; THENCE South a distance o.f 464.64 feet to the PLACE OF.BEGINNING, the same being Block No. 34, of BOWMAN'S SUBDIVISION of the Southwest 1/4 of Section No. 38, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas. In conn~ection?ith this Petition and Application for Annexation, the WANDA FRY, a Single Woman, would respectfully show to the City Council of the City of Plainvi,ew as follows: i That WANDA FRY~, the land hereinabove described. a Single Woman, is the own .ex to said tonorable r of all H That said land and area is contiguous to the City Limits of the City. Of Plainview, Texas, and is accessible to city water and city sewer, -. WHEREFORE, Petitioner, WANDA FRY, aSingle Woman, respectfully requests that said area and territory hereinabove described be annexed to the City of Plainview, and brought within the city. limits of the City of Ptainview. WANDA FRY, a Single Woman THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE BEFORE ME,~the undersigned authority, on this day pers~pnally appeared WA NDA FRY, a, Single Woman, known to me to be the person whose name is sub- scribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that she executed the same for the purposes and Consideration therein expres~sed. NDER MY HA'ND AND SEAL OF OFFICE, this day of Notary Public, Hale County, Texas Plainview Published Every A"fternoorv Except Saturd'a~, .With Enlarged Plainview Daily PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COMMUNICATIONS, 801 BROADWAY- PHONE CAiMtol 4-4343- p.O. Plainview, Texas 7Y072 THE STATE OF TEXAS 'COUNTY OF HALE BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day James B. Oswald Business Manag~ (Title) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation 1: Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrument was pub- lished in said newspaper on each of the fOllowing dates, to-wit: ............................ l.u.g.u.s.t,....1.~.! ...... .A.u.g.u..s..t...1..7..~ ......... .1..9..6..7. .................................... A. D. 19 ........ ./~/?~......~..,. ~ ...... .B.u..s..i.n..e .s., s....M.a..n..a.ge..r. ...................... (Title) SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this ..... .1..7.~.h... day of AU. 19.6..7 ........ The Best Inbestment For Your Advertising Dollar 4¸7 ORDINANCE NO. 67-97~ AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING AND INCORPORATING INTO THE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, AN AREA J CENT THERETO; AND. FINDING AND DETERMINING THAT 1~ TIONS HAVE BEEN DULY SIGNED BY THF. LAND OWNERS . THAT NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD pERT. TO THE INSTITUTION OF SUCH ANNEXATION PROCEEDINGS THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW HAS BEEN DULY HELD; AND AI~ SAID AREA TO. THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW; AND MAKING SA AREA SUBJECT TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE CITY OF ]~ VIEW, TEXAS. WHEREAS, a Petition has been signed and filed w City Clerk of the City of Plainview, Texas, by 'WA N DA FR'Y, a V~oman, owner of the hereinafter described, area and territory, peri the City Council of the City of Plainview, to annex and admit the described area and property into the City of Plainview, Texas, to-~ The West Two Hundred Twelve Feet (212') of a tract of approximately four acres (4A.) of land out of the Southwest One; ~Fourth ~.(SW/4) of Section Number Thirty-Eight (38), Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas, described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the South line of said Section No. 38, Block JK-2, 405 feet East of the Southwest corner o~f said Section No. 38; THENCE East along the Sout]h line of said Section No. 38, Block JK-2, a distance of 375 feet; THENCE North a distance of 464.64 feet; THENCE West a distance of 375 feet; THENCE South a distance of 464.64 feet to the PLACE OF BEGINNING, thee -'iame being Block No. 34, of BOWMAN'S SUBDIVISION of the Southwest 1/4 of Section No. 38, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas; AND W HER E A S, prior ~o the institution of said annexat] proceedings and pursuant to the said Petition, notice of a public hear be held pertaining to the institution of said annexation proceedings by City of Plainview was duly given by publishing same in the Plainview CITY DJA- ETI- ~ND ~INING BY HEXING ID ~AIN- th the ~ingle ioning ~iving ~t: ~n ng to the Daily Herald in accordance with the requirements of the statutes of the State of Texas, and said public hearing was duly held; A N D WHEREAS, the City Council finds that all of said area is contiguous to the present City Limits of the City of Plainview, and that it is desirable, expedient and for the best interest of the residents of said' area and for the City of Plainview that said area be annexed'to the City of I~lainview; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU. NCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS: SECTION ONE: It is found and determined by the City Council of the City of Plainview that the following described tract of land, to'wit: The West Two Hundred Twelve Feet (212') of a tract of approximately four acres (4A.) of land out o~ the SouthweSt One Fourth (SW/4) of Section Number Thirty-Eight (38), Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas, described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the South Ii. ne of said Section No. 38, Block JK-2, 405 feet East of the Southwest corner of said Section No. 38; THENCE East along the South line of said Section No. 38, Block JK-2, a distance of 375 feet; THENCE North a distance of 464.04 feet; THENCE West a distance of 375 feet; . THENCE South a distance of 404.64 feet to the PLACE OF BEGINNING, the same being Block No. 34, of ~BOWMAN'S SUBDIVISION of the Southwest 1/4 of Section No. 38, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas; and all of which land lying and being situated in Hale County, Texas, is contiguous to the City Limits o£the City of Plainview, Texas. SECTION TWO: Iris fOund and determined that the owner of said tract of land has petitioned the City of Plainview to annex said area and to make the same subject to the jurisdiction of the City of Plainview, Texas. SECTION THR'EE: It is found and determined that notice of a public hearing to be held pertaining to the institution of annexation proceedings by the City of Plainview for the purpose of said area to the City of Plainview has' been given in accordance wit statutes of the State of Texas, and that said public hearing has been held. SECTION FOUR:~ It is found and determined an. by the City Council of-the City of Plainview, Texas, that said Petiti all things be granted and that the above described property be and 1 is in all respects annexed to and made a part of the City of Plain~i, SECTION FIVE: It is further determined and o by the City Council of the City of Plainview thai: the above describei from and after the date of this Ordinance be subject to the control a jurisdiction of the City of Plainview and be subject to taxes and oth~ ments which may be levied by the City'of Plainview, Texas. day of ~ ATTEST:' PASSED~ APPROVED , A.D. 1967. M. L. Rea, City Clerk of Plainview AND ADOPTED, tl Hood, M~yor, City of Pla nnexing the duly ordained m in ~e same N, Texas. 'dained area ~d r assess- ORD'[NANCE NO. ~/'7- ~7~ AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 794 AND THE OFFICIAL MAP OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW SO AS TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES, AND CREATING AN EMERGENCY ZONE CASE NO. 160 Three tracts of land out of Section 35, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas described as follows: Tract 1: A tract out of the West half of the SW/4 of SE/4 and part of West half, of NW/4 of SE/4 of Section BEGINNING at a point in the middle of the South line of Section 35, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas; THENCE North at 475.2 varas past the N.W. corner of the West half of the SW/4 of SE/4 of said Section 35, in all 497.0 varas~to the South R.O.W. line of State Highway No. 194; · THENCE South 45024'50'' E. along said R.O.W. at 31.0 varas past the North line of the West half of S~/4 of the SE/4 of said Section 35, in all 333.6 varas to a point; THENCE South 132.6 varas to a point; THENCE West 144.0 varas to a point; THENCE South 130.2 varas to a point in the South line of said Section 35; THENCE West 93.6 varas to the Place of Beginning and containing 12.67 acres, more or less. Tract 2: A 3.0 acre tract out of the West one-half of'the SW/4 of'Section 35, Block JK-2 described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at a steel rod 35 feet North of the Southeast corner of the West one-half of the SW/4 of the SE/4 of Section 35,'Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas; THENCE North 326.7 feet to a 5/8 inch steel rod; THENCE West 400 feet to a 5/8 inch rod; THENCE South 326.7 feet to a 5/8 inCh rod; THENCE East 400 to the Place of Beginning and containing 3.0 acres. Tract 3: A tract of land 'out of the SE/4 of Section 35, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas, described by metes and bounds as follows; BEGINNING at a point 35 feet North of.the Sduthwest corner of the East one-half of the SW/4 of the SE/4 of Section 35, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas; THENCE North 328.58 feet to a steel rod set 30 feet south of Doherty tract; THENCE S. 64012'20'' E. 194.4 feet to the Northwest corner of the Humble Oil Company tract; THENCE South 244 feet to the Southwest corner of Humble oil Company tract and being in the North line of 24th Street; THENCE West 175 feet to the Place of Beginning. CITY OF PLAINVIEW, HALE COUNTY, TEXAS FROM AN R-.]. TO A C-1 ZONING DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the proposed change in Zoning Districts as hereinafter made has been duly presented to the Planning & Zoning Commission for its recommendation which was received by the City Council, and after due consideration the City Council of the City of Plainview finds that for the orderly growth of the City making the .proPosed change as hereinafter set out will be in the public interest which creates an emergency; and, WHEREAS, all conditions precedent required by law for a valid amendment to the Zoning Ordinance and Map, have been fully complied with, as well as giving notices in compliance with Section 18 o'f Ordinance 794 as well as notices provided by Article lOllF Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes-Amended, 1953, and notice was duly published in the Plainview Herald more than fifteen (15) days prior to the date of the Public Hearing before the City Council of such proPose~ amendmeht, and the Public Hearing according to said notice was duly held in the City Council Room of the City Hall, Plainview, Texas, at which'time persons appeared in support of the proposal; and after said hearing, it was by the City Council,-determined tha't it would be in the public interest due to changed conditions, that the Zoning Ordi' nance and the Zoning Map be amended in the' manner'hereinafter set forth in the body of this Ordinance; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1. That Ordinance No. 794 and the Official Zoning Map be and the same are hereby amended as follows, to-wit: ZONE CASE NO; 160 Change: Three tracts of land out of Section 35, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas described as follows: Tract l: of the West~half~of the-~$W/4~ Of~ the SE/4 and part o West half, of NW/4 of SE/4 of Section 35, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas; BEGINNING at a point in the middle of the South line of Section 35, Block JK-2, Hale CoUnty,, Texas; THENC~E North at 475.2 varas past the N.W. corner of 'the West half of the ~W/4 of SE/4 of said Section 35, in all 497 varas to th~ South R.O.W. line of Sta~.e Highway No. 194; THENCE SOuth 45o24'50'' E. along said R.O.W. at 31 varas past the North 1 le of the West half of SW/4 of the SE/4 of said Section 35;, in all 333.6 varas to ~oint; THENCE South 132.6 varas to a point; THENCE West 144 varas to a point; THENCE South 130.2 varas to a point in the South line of said Section 35; THENCE West 93.6 varas to the Place of.Beginning and containing 12.67 act or less. Tract 2: A 3 acre tract out of the West one-half of the SW}4 of Section Block JK-2 described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at a steel rod 35 feet North of the Southeast corner of the Wes of the SW/4 of the SE/4 of Section 35, Block JK-.2, Hale County, Texas; THENCE North 326.7 feet to a 5./8 inch steel rod; THENCE West 400 feet to a 5/8 inch rod; THENCE South 326.~7 feet to a 5/8 inch rod; THENCE East 400 feet to the Place of Beginning and containing 3 acres. Tract 3: A tract of land out of the SE/4 of Section 35, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas, described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at a point 35 feet North of the Southwest corner of the East o~ .,-half of the SW/4 of the SE/4 of Section 35, Block JK-2, Hi~le County, Texas; THENCE North 328.58 feet to a steel rod set 30 feet ~oUth of Doherty trac;; THENCE S. 64012'20'' E. 194.4 feet to the Northwest corner of the HUmble Oil Company ~tract; THENCE South 244 feet to the Southwest corner of' Humble Oil Company tract and being in the North line of 24th Street; THENCE West i75 feet to the Place of Beginni.ng. City of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, from an R-1 to a C-I' Zoning Distri t. From the date of this Ordinance said Lot, tract, and parcel of land described ~hall be and hereby be changed to the Zoning District indicated and the Official M~p is amended in accordance herewith. WHEREAS, an emergency exists as shown in the preamble to ~his Ordinance, ;he ~ enactment of this Ordinance is declared to be an emergency measure creati ~g a public necessity that the rule requiring proposed Ordinance to be present;d at two (~) separate Council meetings be dispensed with; and this Ordinance s~all be effective from the date of its passage. Unanimously passed by the City Council this ~_day of lAU~Ust, 1967. MAYOR ATTEST: City Sec6etafY-Tre~surer .~s, more ~5, one-hal f AN. O~)INANCE REPEALING THAT PORTION OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS 1957 PRESCRIBING THE SPEED LIMIT AT TWENTY (20) MILES PER HOUR ON THAT PORTION OF SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN INDEPENDENCE AND LEXINGTON BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAIN-VIEW: SECTION-i: That portion of Subsection (2), Section 75~ Article III, Chapter 14 of the Code of the City of Plainview, Texas 1957 reading as follows: "On West 7th Street between Independence Street and Lexington Street;" and prescribing the speed limit on said portion of Seventh Street between Independence and Lexington at 20 miles per hour is hereby repealed. SECTION 2: It is the intention of this Ordinance to repeal the above mentioned portion of the Code of the City of Plainview, Texas 1957 Which makes special provisions for the speed limits on' that portion of Seventh Street between Independence and Lexington, thereby leaving the speed limit at the rate provided by the statutes of the State of Texas for speed limits within~the limits of cities and towns in the State of Texas. PASSED AND APPROVED this -{/ /;~%ay of ~~ MAYOR, City of ~lainview , A.D. 1967. ATTEST: CITY CLERK, ~Gity of Plainview PETITION TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVtEW: Now comes the Plains Development, inc., a Texas corporation, show the Honorable City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, th the owner of the land situated on both sides of an alley located in Subdivision of Block 88, College Hill Addition: to the Town of Plai Countys Texas, as shown by the plat of such subdivision of record Records of Hale County, Texas; and The undersigned would further show that it: respectfully reques West 267.5 feet of'such alley be closed, which West 267.5 feet is d. metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the South line and 20 feet West of the Corner of Lot 7, of said Allen Subdivision; THENCE West along the South side of Lots 7, 8~ 9 and 10, 267.5 East side of Ennis Street; THENCE South 20 feet to a point; THENCE Easts along.the South side of existing alley 267.5 feet 13.5 feet East of the No W. Corner of Lot 11, said Allen Subdi' THENCE North 20 feet to the place of beginning~ and The undersigned would respectfully show t~.at this a!le~ has ne' opened and that no necessity exists for such alley for the reason ti undersigned is dedicating another alley on such property known as ti feet of Lot 7 of the Allen Subdivision of Block 88 of the College H~ to the Town of Pla~nviews Hale County, ~Texas~ and the description o~ 20 feet is described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at the N. E. Corner of said LOt 7; THENCE South ~ong the East side of said Lot 7= 121.6 feet to i~ Corner; THENCE West along the South side of said Lot 7~ 20 feet to a p~ THENCE North 121.3 feet to the North side of said Lot 7; THENCE East 20 feet to the place of beginning; and The undersigned would respectfully show that the new alley wou] the best interests of the public and would be more efficiently servJ necessity which exists for Such alley and would further show that as that portion of the alley which is requested to be closed has na~ opened~ that there is no great public necessity for the same and thl not been used'by the public. ~d would ~t it is the Allen ~view, Hale the Deed s that the ~scribed by feet to the to a point ision; ~er been at the e East 20 11 Additions which East s S. E. iht; be to ~g any ~smuch ~r been t it has Attached hereto is a dedication deed e×ecuted by the undersigned dedicating the successor alley. Also attached hereto are letters from the Southwestern Public Service Company, the Pioneer ~atural Gas Company~ and the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company evidencing their consent to the closing of the alley herein requested. WHEREFORE, premises considered, your petitioner respectfully prays that an order be entered closing that portion of the alley described herein. Submitted this _ .~/~/ day of-F~zb~rF~ A. D. t96~. PLAINS DEVELOPI~NT~ INC. " E[ Reuel Nash~ PrEsident STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE BEFORE Y~ 'the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared E. REUEL NASH, President of PLAINS DEVELOPMENT~ INC~, a Texas corporation, known to me to be the person and officer whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument~ and acknowl-edged to me that'ha executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed, in the capacity therein stated and as the act and deed of s~id~corporation. GIVEN UNDER PrY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE~ This ~/ 3~ A. D. ~96-6V / p~f~. V. Notary Public~ Hale County, Texas. day of ~, STATE OF T£XAS COUNTY OF That the P~%ZNS DEVELOPM~NTp iNCo~ acting herein by and througt undersigned President~ E. ~euel Nash~ being Eke owner of ali that c~ tract of land lying and being situated in the Town of Piainview~ Hal Texas~ and described by metes and bounds as follows: The East 20 feet of Lot 7, Allen'Subdivision located~..=,- ~_o~ ~' College Hill Addition to the Tov~n of Pialnview~ Hale County~ T~ described by mates and bounds as follows: BEGiNniNG at the N. E. Corner of said Lot 7} TP2NCE SoatPalong the East side of said lot 7~ 121.6 feet to S. E. Corner; T}~NOE }lest along the SoutN side of said Lot 7~ 20 feet to a p TN~NCE North 121.3 feet to tke North side of said Lot 7; TI~NCE East 20 feet to the place of beginning~ do hereby dedicate to the public the said ~zract of land to be as a and thoroughfara~ and do hereby dedicate said tract of land for all uses and purposes. WITNESS OUCH ANDS, this the / //~ day of~=~ar-y,~ ...... ~ A. D. E. _~euai Nask~ ~asid STATE OF TEXAS COUP?fY OF Ni&LE BEFOiLE i~ the, undersigned authority~ on this day personally a E o REU~EL ~_Si{': President of PL3..iNS DEVELOP2~NT~ INC~ a Texas Corpo known no ma to be the person and officer wlnosa name is Subscribed o~ foregoing ins trumenn~ and acknowledged to ma that ha executed the s~ the purposes and consideration therein axprassad~ in the capacity ti stated and as the act and deed of said corporation° GZVEN Lq{DER Pff ~ND AND SEAL OP ~Pz~ ~nzs day of P~J its rtain- a County~ xes: ~S itt; ub!ic allay ~ubiic oeared ation~ the ne for ,train Notary Pabiic~ Hale County~ ~exas. Honorable-~Mayor and City Council City of Plainviaw Plainview, Texas Gentlemen: We have been furnished with a copy of t~e p~etition of the Plains Devalopment~ Inc. requesting the closing of the West 267.5 feet of the alley located in the Allen Subdivision of Block 88, College Hill Addition to the Town of Plainview, Hale County, Texas. We have also been furnished with-a copy of the dedication deed from the Plains Development, inc. opening an alley in lieu of that por- tion which new alley will be located upon the following described tract of ].and: BEGInnING at the N. E. corner of said Lot 7; ~RENCE South along the East side of said Lot 7,'121.6 feet to its So E. corner; THENCE West along the South side of said Lot 7, 20 feet to a point; ~HENCE North 121.3 feet to the North side of said Lot 7; ~RENCE East 20 feet to the place of beginning; We, together with the Plains Development, Inco~ are the owners of all of the property located in the Allen Subdivision of Block 88, College Hill Addition to the Town of Plainview,. Hale County, Texas and we join in such petition and request that the City grant the petition and close that portion of the alley therein described. Executed this .~/~?~day of August, ORDINANCE NOo 67-980 AN ORDINANCE CLOSING THE WEST 267.5 FEET OF THE ALLEY LOCATED tN ALLEN SUBDiVISiON OF BLOCK 88, COLLEGE HILL ADDITION TO THE TOWN PLAINVLEW~ HALE COUNTY~ TEXAS~ AS SHOWN ]BY A PLAT OF SUCH SUBDiVI OF RECORD IN BOOK ~~ PAGE .. ~ / ~ 'DEED RECORDS HALE COUNTY . WHEREAS, the Plains Development, Inc., a corporation, acting and through its President, has petitioned the City Council of the of Plainview to close the West 267.5 feet of the alley located in Allen Subdivision of Block 88, College Hill Addition,. to the Town Plainview, Hale C.ounty, Texas.~ and which portion of the alley des to be closed is described as follows~ The West 267.5 feet Of the alley in Allen Subdivision locate Block 88, College Hill Addition to the Town of Plaiflview, Ha County, Texas, and describer by metes and bounds as follows~ BEGINNING at a point in the South line and 20 feet West of. t So Eo Corner of Lot 7, of said Allen Subdivision; THENCE West along the South side of Lots 7, 8, 9 and 107 267 feet to the East side of Ennis Street; THENCE South 20 feet to a point; THENCE Egst, along the South side of existing alley 267.5 fe to a point 13.5 feet East of the No Wo Corner of Lot 1i, sai Allen Subdivision; THENCE North 20 feen to the place of beginning; and ~C&EREAS, the said City Council finds that the Plains Develop~ is the owner of all the land on both sides of that portion of the which closing is requested~ and after considering the app!icatio~ evidence submitted in support thereof, the City Council finds th~ in the public interest to close said alley and said strip of lane HE ~F ION TEXAS o by City the of .red . in .e Le :t ,ent, inCo, alley upon and the it will be VOL ~0~ t'AGE O~ NOW~ THEREFORE: BE iT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TIiE CITY OF P~INViEW: SECTION O~o That the West 267.5 feet of the alley located in tNe Allen Subdivision of Block 88, College Hill Addition, to the Town of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the South line and 20 feet West of the So E. Corner of Lot 7, of said Allen Subdivision; TH~NCE~West along the South side of Lots 7, 8, 9 and 10, 267.5 feet to the East side of Ennis Street; THENCE South 20 feet to a point; THENCE East, along the South side of existing alley; 267°5 feet to a point 13.5 feet East of the No W. Corner of Lot 11, said Allen Subdivision; THENCE North 20 feet to the place of beginning; be and the same is hereby closed° SECTION TWO. That the West 267.5 feet of the Alley located in the Allen Subdivision of Block 88, College Hill Addition to the Town of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, above described, is no longer to be used as a public thoroughfare, nor as an open street, and Shall no longer be designated as an alley or as a portion of the' street, and that the Plains DevelOpment, Inc., ---~ its successors and assigns, may take'possession thereof and make use of same in accordance with the laws of the State of Texas° '/ day APPROVED AND ADOPTED, this the ~__ A.D. PASSED~ ..,,.,:;f&.:~ /.,?';.:, , ~,, $ , ..... · "'.-/ .. '~ Czty Clerk City of Plainview, Texas M. Bo Hood, Mayor City of Plainview, Texas STA~ OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE I~ Mo L. REA, City Clerk of the City of P!ainview~ Texas, do ] certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of Ordinance No, ~7- ~?g~ ~ adopted and enacted by the 9ity Council City of P!ain~i-ew,- {~xas, at its regular, meeting on~ A, D, 196~, by unanimous vote of all memoers present~ ~ dfz~f.~ . me' the City' Council being present, and that said ordinance is now of ~inutes of said City Council in Volume /~f ~ Page ~ % Given under my hand and seal of said City~ this' /_~'~/.~ day o ~. L. Raa~ City Clerk~ City of Plainview~ Texas. STATE OF TEXAS COO~NTY OF FJtLE · er eby ,f the ~bers of :ecord in the ~ry ~ BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority: on this day personally ~ppeared 1~. L. REA~ known to me to be the person and officer whose n~me is Subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me thathe execut~ J the s~e for the purposes and consideration therein expressed, and in the~acity therei~ stated. ~ ~~~~ ... GI~N ~ER ~ ~D AND SE~ 0F OFF!CE~ This /~/~ day of~, N~ta~y ~]biic: Hale Co nt~,~ xas. ORDINANCE NUMBER 67-981 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE BUDGET SUB~Z~ rrU.~D BY Y~ CITY MANAGER OF THE CITY OF PLAIN+ViEW, TEXAS, FOR THE FISCAL YE~uR 1967~1968. BE IT 'ORDALk~ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS: Section 1. That the budget prepared by the City Manager of Plainview, Texas+~ ,. for the City of Plainview, Texas, for the year commencing October 1, 1967, ~nrough s~nd including September 30, 1968, is hereby approved and ordered filed with the City Clerk of the City of P!ainview, Texas. Section 2. The City Clerk is hereby ordered to file a copy of said budget with ~he Comptroller' of Public Accounts, at Austin, Texas. PASSED ANDAPPROVED this the 18th day of September, A.D. , 196?. M.B. HOOD, ¼~YOR ' ATTEST: M.L. REA, Ci%y~ 61 ORgINANCE NL~ER 67-982 AN ORDINANCE LEVYING TAXES FOR T~f USE ANrO SUPPORT OF~ THE MUNICIPAL GOVERk~]NT OF T~ CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, AN9 PROVIDING FOR 7lie INTEXEST gaND SINKING FUND FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1967-1968; Pi~OVIDING FOR THE TIME AND MANNER OF PAYING THE AD VBLOREM TAXES LEVIED. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAiNVi~g, TEXAS: Section 1. That there is hereby levied and there shall be collected for the use an~d support of the municipal goverrrment of the City of Plainview, Texas, and to provide interest and si~mking funds for the year, Nine- teen Hundred and Sixty-seven (1967), upon all property, real, personal, m d mixed, within the corporate limits of said City subject to taxation, a tsz of ' one dollar and ninety cents ($1.90) on each One Nkmdred Doll'ars to the spt cific purposes herein set forth: (A) For the maintenance mhd support of the gene: government and for the operation of the City Gowzrmmenz to be placed in ti General Fund, 81% of the total amount received, being $1.539 on each One dred Dollars ($100.00) valuation of property. (B) For the interest mhd sinking funds, the foil apportionments shall be made:. SINKING FUND No. I General Obligation Refundir/g Bonds ! Feb. 1931 No. 2 Street Improvement Bonds 15 April 1955 No. 3 General Obligation Bonds i June 1957 No. 4 General ObIigation Refunding ~onds t Sept. 1958 No. 5 General Obligation Bonds Series 1959 i Aug. 1959 No. 6 General Obligation Bonds S~ries 1963 1S Jan. 1963 owing PERCENTAGE AMOU} 0.05% .000~ 1.5 % .028 4.63% .087 1.02% .0192 1.80% .0342 i.25% .023 No. :7 General Obligation Bonds Series 1963 1S Jan. 1963 3.25% .06175 No. 8 General Obligation Bonds Series 1966 15 March 1966 4.25% .08075 No. 9 Water & Sewer Improvement Bonds, 15 J~. 1949 No. i0 Water & Sewer Improvement Bonds, 15 May 1953 NONE NONE No. Ii Water & Sewer Improvement Bonds, 15April 1955 No. 12 City Hall Furniture Warrants 0.25% .00475 Airport Warrants 15 July 1965 1.00% .01900 Section 2. Ail monies collected under this'Ordinance for the specific items herein named, be and the same are hereby appropriated and set apart for the specific purpose indicated in each item and that the Assessor and Collector of Taxes, the City Treasurer and the City Clerk shall keep these accounts so as to readily and distinctly show the amount collected, the amo~unts expended and the amount on hand at any time belonging to such funds, it is kereby made the duty of the Tax Assessor and Collector and every such person collecting money for the City of Plainview to deliver to the City Clerk and the City Treasurer at°'the time of depositing any monies, a state- ment showing to what fund such deposit should be made and from what source received. Ail receipts for the City not specifically apportionted by this Ordinmnce are hereby made payable to the General Fund of the City. Section 3. That the ad valorem taxes herein levied Jhall become due on the 1st day of October,1967, and may be paid up to and including the following Jan- '~ary 31, without penalty, but if not so paid such taxes shall become delinquent on the following day, February 1st, and the following penalty shall be payable thereon, to wit: if paid during the month of April, three percent (3%); May, four percent (4%); Jmne, five percent (S%); and on mhd after the 1st day of July, eight percent (8%). Such unpaid taxes shall bear interest at the rate of six percent (6%) per annum from ]?ebruary ist, 1967, and $~..00 shall be charged for each redemption certificate issued oy the Tax Assessor and Collector as cost. - Section 4. The taxes herein levied shall be a first and prior lien against the property upon which they are assessed and the said first lien shall be superior and prior to all other lie~s, charges and encumbsmces, and this lien shall attach to personal property to the same extend and with the same priorities as to teas estate. The liens provided herein sha]t attach as of Janus ry 1, Section 5. 1967. Section 6. Should any part of this Ordinance be declared inv~ for any reason, that invalidity shall not effect the remainder of this OrdJ which remainder shall continue in full force and effect. PASSED AND APPROVED ~this the 18th day of September, A.D., 1967. ATTEST: M.B. ~IOOD, M~tYOR M.L. REA, Cfty Clerk lid, Fiance O INANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE SETTING THE RATES TO BE CHARGED FOR THE COLLECTION OF GARBAGE; PROVIDING THE MANNER OF COLLECTION OF-THE SAID CHARGES; CLASSIFYING ONE- FAMILY RESIDENCE,~i ~;i~') APARTMENT HOUSES WITH TWO OR MORE FAMILY APARTMENTS; AND CLASSIFYING C~aMERCYAL ESTABLISHMENTS; AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLA~,qVLEW: SECTION 1: Section 22 of Chapter ? of "The Code of the City of Plainview, Texas, 1957", as amended by Ordinance No. 732 of the City of Plainview, and as further amended by Ordinance No. 801 of the City of Plainview, is hereby amended so~as to hereafter read as follows: "1. The collection and removal of garbage and trash from hOuses, buildings and premises used for residential purposes shall be classified as Class 1. 2. Two collections shall be made each week of garbage and trash under Class 1, provided that such collections are not prevented by weather conditions or by the conditions of alleys and streets due to rain or weather conditions, and further provided that such collection is not prevented by conditions beyond the control of the City CounCil or the Mayor of the City of Plainviaw. 3. Residential houses are further hereby classified as follows: Class 1-A. Glass 1-B. One-family residences. Apartment houses with two or apartments. more family 4. The garbage collection provided for in this Section shall be made by the City of Plainview, and monthly charges for this resi- dential service shall be made as follows: For garbage collection for Class 1-A residences there shall be made a charge of $2.00 per month. For garbage collection for Class 1-B residences there shall be made a charge of $2.00 pet month for each apartment. SECTION 2: Section 23 of Chapter 7. of "The Code of the City of Plainview, Texas, 1957", is hereby amended so as to hereafter read as follows: "1. The collection and removal of garbage and trash from houses, buildings, and premises, used for commercial and business purposes ~hall be classified as Class 11. 2. One collection of garbage and trash shall be made each day under Glass 11, except on Sunday's and the following holidays: Christmas Day. independence Day, Memorial Day, Thanksgiving Day, and New Years Day. 3. Commerczal and business houses are hereby further classified as follows: Class ll-A. Glass ll-B. Class i1-C. Glass Class ll-E. Class lt-F, Class ll-G. Class ll~H. ~lass Hotels. Restaurants and Cafes'. Drug Stores, Soda Fountains and Confectioneries. Grocery Stores. Furniture and Department Stores. Creameries and Dairies. Broile~ Flants amd Hatcheries. POultry House~, All oehe~ typ~s o£ basiness~s having daily Pick~Ups. Monthly charges the collection of garbage and trash, shall be and are made as 'Glass' ll-A. Glass.ll-B. Glass ll-C, for this commerczai anu ouslness servmce or ollows: Hotels. $5.00 minimum for first 10 rooms plus 10~ for each additional room. Restaurants and Cafes With seating capacity up to 10 persons With seating capacity up to 50 persons -$1 With seating capacity up to 100 persons -: With seating capacity up to 100 and over Drug Stores, Soda Fo~ltains and Confection Where no meals are served - $6.00 Where meals, are served, the charges provid Class ii-B, Restaurants and Cafes, will be charged in addition to the above charge. Class ll-D. Grocery Stores Stores of less than 2,.000 sq. ft. of floor Stores of 2,000 sq. ft. and over, but les sq. ft. of floor space -$12.50. Stores of 6,000 sq. ft. and over of floor Class ll-E. 'Furniture and Departm~-nt Stores. Stores of less than 2,000 sq. ft. of flooz Stores of 2,000 .,~q. ft. and over, but les~ sq. ft. of floor space -$10.00. Stores of 6,000 .,~q. ft. and over of floor Class ll-F. Creameries and ~iries. $7.50 Class ll-G. Broiler Plants and Hatcheries. During period of operation , $25.00 Class ll'H. Poultry Houses $15.00 Class ll-I. Ail other commercial businesses - $5.00. SECTION 3: These charges shall be ~de monthly, and the char for the collection of garbage shall be added to and placed upon th( for each residence and apartment. The person who is responsible f( payment of the water bill shall also be responsible for the paymen~ garbage collection fee. SECTION 4: If the garbage fee is not paid within thirty, days becomes due, then the City of Plainview shall refuse to furnish a~ residences, apartments, or establishments for which such garbage c( has not been paid. SECTION 5: Ail Ordinances or parts of Ordinances of the City in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. ~ ~ PASSED AND APPROVED this ~~y of ATTEST : ,50. :.00. ~5.00. 18.00. .rfes. ~.d for space -$7.50. than 6,000 ~pace -$22.50. space -$5.00. .than 6,000 space -$17.50. ~s and fees water bill r the of the ~fter it water to the llection fee of Plainview ., A.D. 1967. M, B. HOOD, Mayor,' '"?": ":' .... '" ' 481 " ., .... :'.~:,"~ ":"'" ': '-:¢ , , '"VOL ...... ,~,,-':. .......... ~::: ,~.;,. - ?' ORE~INANCE,-. NO'. .... . ,,. ...,.,..:. '~:,. ~,.. ¢- . - ,,,:_, %. .. .;..},~. ', . , . , .,. , : _ . ORDZNANCF, AUTHSRZ~.ZN¢ THE ' 'I~OONV~.YANC~, OF. A TRAC~.., 0 :AND OUT OF 88, C0:LL~6~ H'rLL ADDTTXON 'fO THE TOWN .OFx.?..LAINV,~EW,,. HALE COUNTY,. TEXAS. .'' WHEREAS, the Plains Development, Inc., a corporation, acting by and through its President, haS dedicated for alley purposes the fol. lowing described tract of land out of Lot Seven (7) of the Allen Subdivision of Block Eighty-eight (88), College Hill Addition, to !the Town of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, to-wit: BEGINNING at the NE corner of said Lot 7; THENCE South along the East side of said Lot 7, 121.6 feet to its SE corner; THENCE West along the South side of said Lot 7, 20 feet to a point; T~dENCE North 121.3 feet to the North side of said Lot 7; THENCE East 20 feet to the place of beginning; and WHEREAS, the Plains Development, Inc. has requested the reconveyance to it of the following described property out of Block Eighty-eight (88), College Hill Addition to the Town of Plainview, Hale County, Texas and described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the South line snd 20 feet West of the SE :i corner of Lot 7, of said Allen Subdivision; : _~ THENCE West along the South side of Lots 7,:8, 9 and 10, 267.5 feet to the_ East side of Ennis Street; THENCE South 20 feet to a point; THENCE East, along the South side of existing alley 267.5 feet to a point 13.5 feet East of the N.W. corner of Lot 11, said Allen ~ubdivision; THENCE North 20 feet to the place of beginning; and WHEREAS, the City Council finds that the Plains Development, Inc. is the owner of all the land on goth sides of that property upon which the Plains Development, Inc. is requesting a conveyance and that it would be fair and equitable to convey to the said Plains Development, Inc., its successors and assigns all interests in such property to which The City of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, is entitled by virtue of the conveyance ~L to it by T. D. Mallow et al of such property by deed dated Novembe 1954 and recorded in Book 268, Page 421, Deed Records, Hale County and the conveyance_to it by P. J. Allen et ux by deed dated Decemb 1954 and recorded in Book 272, Page 23, Deed ~Records, Hale County, NOW THEREFORE: BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW 'SECTION ONE. That the Mayor of The City of Plainview be authorize convey to the Plains Development, Inc., :[ts successors and assign~ following described tract of land out of Block Eighty-eight (88) Hill Addition, to the Town of Plainview, Hale County, Texas: BEGINNING at a point in the South line and 20 feet West of corner of Lot 7, of said Allen Sub.division; THENCE West along the South side of Lots 7, 8, 9 and i0, 26 to the East side of Ennis Street; THENCE South 20 to a point; THENCE East, along the South side of existing alley 267.5 f~ point 13.5 feet East of the N.W. corner of Lot 11, said AiL THENCE North 20 feet to the place of beginning. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED, this the /~/~ day of A,D~:~.t967. City Clerk City of M. B. Hood, Mayor City of Plainview, 11, Texas, ir 2, Texas, d to the College he SE · 5 feet ~et to a .n Subdivision; Texas ORDINANCE NO. 67-98§ AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING CERTAIN STREET IMPROVEMENTS 1WADE IN THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS IN ACCORDANCE WITH AND PURSUANT TO AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS PASSED AND DATED JANUARY 5, 1967 AND. NUMBERED .67~r~962~. Wt{EREAS, the governing body of the City of Plainview, Hale County, Texas determined upon the necessity for improvements to certain public streets within the City limits of Plainview, T~xas, in accordance with Plans and Spec- ifications on file with the City Secretary and the City Engineer; and WHEREAS, after due advertisement for bids, a contract for the making of said improvements was awarded and entered into with PIONEER PAVERS, INC., WHERFJkS, the governing body of the City of Plainview. Texas, there- after in due time form and manner, by Ordinance duly adopted and passed on the 5th daM of JJanuary_,_ 1967 , assessed against the lots or parcels abutting on said streets improved as aforesaid and the owner or owners thereof, the due and pro- portionate part of the costs of said improvements to be borne by said abutting propertM owners, fixing and impressing upon said abutting property, as a first and prior lien thereon, superior to all other liens and claims except State, County, and City ad valorum taxes; and fixing as a personal liability and charge against the true owners of said property, whether in said ordinance named or not, the unit designation, being fully set forth in Appendix '~" attached hereto, the same being made a part of this Resolution .as fully as had it been set forth verbatim herein; and WHEREAS, said improvements have been completed and the City Engineer of Plainview~, Texas., the same being Parkhill, Smith_ and Cooper, Construction Engineers, Lubbock, Texas, have heretofore inspected the same, certified their approval to this governing body~on the 18tday of September , 1967, expressly accepting these improvements by reason whereof, the assessments heretofore made became due and payable~twe~ty (20) days after the aforesaid . 18th day of September City, and · 1967, the date of acceptance of such improvements ~by said WHEREAS, under the terms of the ordinanhe adopted by the governing body of the City of Plainview, Texas, and pursuant to the terms and provisions of the contract for improvements of said public streets, executed between the City of Plainview, Texas and Pioneer Pavers, Inc., the contractor is entitled to succeed to the assessments made by the City of Plainview as aforesaid with the right and authority in said Contractor to collect the same and release~the liens .securing same; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the City of Plainview, Texas: (1). That the improvements on the portions of the public streets desc- ribed in Appendix A attached hereto, the same having been performed under the above described contract, are' hereby accepted and the Mayor and City Secretary are h hereby authorized to make payments of the Citys Cost as reflected by the Engineers Final Estimate and upon receipt of statement to make payment for the Citys Cost as a property owner, and make payments to PARKHILL, SMITH AND COOPER for the engineering cost° (2). That the Mayor and City Secte~ary, the same being duly auth- orized by formal resolution of the governing body of the Cityof Plainview, Texas, are authorized and directed to execute and deliver in the Citys name assignable certificates to PIONEER PAVERS, INC., evidencing the assessment levied, declaring the lien upon the appropriate property, and fixing the ~term and conditions of such certificates in accordance with the contract awarded PIONEER PAVERS, INC, and Ordinance No. 67-962 passe4 the 5th dayof Janua~ry~,] 1%~? by the governing body of the City of Plainview, Eal~ ~6ounty, Texas. (3). That the City of Plainview, Texas, acting herein by and thro the M~yor, the same being duly authorized by formal resolution of the gov body of the City of Plainview, Texas, to take such action, does hereby as transfer and set over unto PIONEER PAVERS, INC., a corporation of Lubbock its successors and assigns, all and singular, each and every, right title interest .of the City of Plainview, Texas, in and[ to the assessments made each lot or parcel of land and owner or owners thereof abutting to the st or streets improved as set forth in Appendix A attached hereto, it being purpose and intention of this ordinance to assign and transfer unto the s PIONEER PAVERS, INC., its successors and assigns, each and every asseSsm~ specifically listed in said appendix, together with .all and singular the or liens, claims, equities or demands, ,right, estate, title and interest the City of Plainview, Texas, in and to said assessments and the respectJ parcels of land against which such assessments were made. (4). That the City Manager, Marshal Pharr, the same' being duly a~ 'by formal resolution of the governing body of the City of Plainview, Tex~ is authorized and directed to place in an interest bearing account in th~ National Bank of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, the amount of ~to retire the. city of Plainview's obligations as per their agreements wi PIONEER ?AVERS, INC. or their assigns as referred to by resolutions passe~ the governing body of the City of Plainview on the following date~: Feb~ March 6, 1967; April 3, 1967; May 1, 1967; June 1, 1.967. That Joe Sharp, City Attorney, is hereby requested and autho~ meet ~ith PIONEER PAVERS, INCoor their assigns .each six (6) month§ after of this ordinance to discuss and recommend disbursemmnt of the above fun, (5). This resolution shall take effect .and be in force from and its passage. In testimony ~hereof, the City of Plainview, Texas, a mnnicipal corporation, acting by and through its Mayor, M. B. Hood, hereinto duly orized, has executed these presents, under~the seal of plainview, Texas:, attestation by the City Secretary, this .tS~h day of ~SePtember ~_ , ATTEST: City Secretary TEE STATE OF TE~S: COUNTY OF HALE~' BEFORE ME~ the undersigned authority, on. this day personally appe ~, B. HOOD, Mayor of the City of Plafnvlew, Tez~s, knoWn to me to be the and officer whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument and ack ledged to me that he executed· the same for the purposes and consfderatio therein expressed, as the act and deed of the City of Mlainview, Texas, the capactiy therein stated. GIVEN UNDER MY NANDAND SEAL OF OFFICE, this 19thday of, Septe: Nota~f Publtc~ Hale County, Te lgh arning ~ign, , Texas, and ~gainst ~eet ~he ~ien thorized S, 53,360.59 h~ by nary 20, 1967; ized to date ,fter uth- and .967. 'ed person lOW- ~ithin )er , ~ as APPENDIX A UNIT STREET FKOM 1-10-66 Austin 1-1-66 West 23rd, 2-1-66 W. 23rd 3-1-66 W. 23rd 4-1-66 W. 23rd 5-1-66 W. 23rd 6-1-66 W. 22nd 8-1-66 W. 20th 9-1-66 W. 20th 10-1-66 W. 20th 11-1-66 W. 19th 12-1-66 'Houston 13-1-66 W. 17th 15-1-66 W. 15th 16-1-66 Milwaukee 18-1-66 W. 15th 19-1-66 W. 15th 20-1-66 W. 15th 21-1-66 W. 15th 23-1-66 W. 16th 24-1-66 W. 16th 25-1-66 W. 16th 30-1-66 W. 14th 31-1-66 W. 14th 32-1-66 W. 14th 33-1-66 W. 14th 36-1-66 W. 14th 37-1-66 W. 14th 39-'1-66 W. 13th 40-1-66 W. 13th 41-1-66 W. 13th 42-1-66 W. 13th 44-1-66 W. 12th 45-1-66 W. 12th 46-1-66 W. 12th 48-1-66 Milwaukee 49-1-66 Bullock 51-1-66 Givens St. 52-1-66 Brazier 53-1-66 Brazier 54-1-66 Brazier 55-1-66 Carver 56-1-66 Carver 57-1-66 Carver 64-1-66 East 13th 65-1-66 E. 13th 88-1-66 Milwaukee 90-1-66 Galveston 91-1-66 Galveston 92-1-66 Galveston NPL of W, 4th St. EPL of Portland St, EPL of Oakland St. EPL of Milwaukee St. EPL or-Galveston St, EPL of E1 Paso St. EPL of Galveston St, EPL of Kokomo St. EPL of Joliet St, EPL of Galveston St. EPL of E1 Paso St, NPL of 18th'St. Alley W, of Fresno St. EPL of Portland St, R-PL of 15th St. EPL of Kokomo St. EPL of Joliet St, EPL of Independence St. EPL of Houston St, EPL of Joliet St. EPL of Houston St. EPL of Galveston St'. EPL of Portland St. EPL of Oakland St. Alley W. of Milwaukee EPL of Milwaukee St. EPL of Independence St. EPL of Houston St.. Alley W. of Nassau St, EPL of Nassau St. Alley W. of Joliet St, EPL of Joliet EPL of Lexington St, EPL of Joliet St, EPL of Fresno St, Alley So of W. llth St, EPL Austin St. EPL of Austin St. EPL of Austin St, EPL of N. Broadway St, .EPL of Ash St. ~EPL of Austin St. EPL of N, Broadway St, EPL of Ash St. EPL of Beech St, EPL of Cedar St. NPL of W, '23rd St.. ArpL of W, 19th St. NPL of W. 21st St. AIPL of W. 22nd St, 93-1-66 94-1-66 99-1-66 Oakland St, Leave Out 101-1-66 W. 12th (Leave O~) W. 16th St.(Leave Out) Alley W. of ~ouaton St. W. 14th St.(Leave Out) EPL of Joliet St. 1-3-66 W. 28th 2-3-66 Fresno St, 3-3-66 Fresno St. 4-3-66 Fresno 5-3-66 Fresno 6-3-66 Portland 7-3-66 Portland 8-3-66 Portland 9-3-66 E1 Paso 14-3-66 W. 20th 15-3-66 E1 Paso 17-3-66 W, 18th 19-3-66 W. 17th 21-3-66 W. 18th 22-3-66 W, 18th 23-3-66 W. tSth 40-3~66 E. 8th Et. 41~3-66 E, 8th 46-3-66 E. 3rd 511.2' N, of W, 16th St, Alley W, of Lexington St, EPL of E1 Paso St, I~PL of W. 28th St. NPL of W. 27th St. NPL of W, 26th St. NPL of W. 24th St, SPL of W, 23rd St, SPL of W. 22nd St. SPL of W, 21st St. NPL of W, 23rd St. EPL of E1 Paso St. 51PL of W, 18th St. WPL of E1 Paso St. WPL of E1 Paso St, EPL of Kokom~ St, EPL of %ndependenee St, EPL of Houston St. Alley W. of Cedar St. EPL of Cedar S~. TO SPL of W. 5th St. WPL of Oakland St. EPL of Milwaukee St. W-PL of Kokomo Stz EPL of E1 Paso St. 250' E. of E1 PaSo St. EPL of E1 Paso St. WPL of Joliet St. WPL of Independence St, EPL of E1 Paso St. 290' E, of E1 Paso St. 250' N, of 18th St. WPL of E1 Paso St. WPL of Oakland St, SPL of 16th St. W'PL of Joliet St. W-PL of Independence St. WPL of Houston St. WPL of Galveston St. Alley E. of Joliet St, WPL of Galveston St. W-PL of Fresno St. WPL of Oakland St. WPL of Nassau St. WPL of Milwaukee St. WPL of Lexington St. W-PL of Houston St. WPL of Galveston St. W-PL of Nassau St, W-PL of Milwaukee St. WPL of Joliet St. WPL of Independence S~. WPL of I~okomo St. WPL of Independence St. WPL of E1 Paso St. SPL of W, llth St. 300' E. of Ash St. 300' E. of Ash St. EPL of N. Broadway St. EPL of Ash St. W-PL of Beech St. EPL of N, Broadway St, EPL of Ash St. WPL of Beech St WPL of Cedar St, W~L of Date St. SPL of W. 24th St, SPL of W. 20th St. ArpL of W. 22nd St. SPL of W. 24th St. W-PL of Houston St. 'WPL of Independence St, 90' N of 511.2' N, of W, 16th WPL of Lexington St, W?L of Columbia Et. ArPL of W, 29th St. SPL of W. 28th St. SPL of W. 27th St,. NPL of W. 26th St. SPL of W. 24th St. SPL of W. 23rd St. SPL of W. 22nd St. SPL of W. 24th St. 100' E. of E1 Paso St, SFL of W, 19th St. WPL of Columbia St. WPL of Columbia WPL Of Joliet EPL of Houston WPL of Galveston St. 'WPL of Cedar St. WPL of Date St. Of Elm~S~ E~L' of Elm UI~T 47-3.66 48-3-66 1-4-66 2-4-66 18-5-66 19-5-66 20-5-66 21-5-66 22-$-66 23-5-66 STREET E. 3rd E. 3rd W. 20th E. 7th Denver W. 4th W. 4th W..4th W. 3rd W. 3rd FROM EPL of Elm S~; ~ ~?~"? EPL of Fir St. 100' E. of E1 Paso EPL of Date St. I~PL of W. 4th St. WPL of Denver St. EPL of Columbia St. EPL of Baltimore St. EPL of Columbia St. EPL of Baltimore St. (Page 2) TO EPL of Fir St. Manhandle & Santa Fe R. R. ~L of c°lum~i~ st. WPL of Elm St. sP~ of w. ~th ~.-. WPL of Columbi~ ~to WPL of Baltimo~'e St. WPL of Austin WPL of Baltimo WPL of Ausgin 'e St. ORDINANCE NO. 67-986 AN ORDINANCE RECOGNIZING THE CHANGE IN NAME OF TEXAS STATE.' NETWORK, INC. , THE HOLDER OF THE TEL1E.¥ISION CABLE FRANCHISE, TO BASS BROADCASTING COMPANY. WHEREAS, Texas State Network, Inc., is named as the owner and holder of the television cable franchise originally granted by Ordinance No. 795 of the City of Plainview and heretofore amended by Section 23-A 67 -986 of Ordinance No. 64-814 and by Ordinance No. ~r~- of the City of P!ainview; and WHEREAS, the corporate name of Texas State Network, Inc., has been changed to Bass Broadcasting Company, as evidenced by a certified copy of the Amended Certificate of Authority for such corporation to do business in the State of Texas, which has been furnished to and filed in the records of the City Clerk of the City of Plainview; and WHEREAS, it is desirable to amend the ordinances above referred to so as to show that Bass Broadcasting Company,. a corporation, is the owner and holder of said franchise; NOW, THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF'/H E CITY OF PLAINVIEW: Section 1: Ordinance No. 795 of the City of Ptainviewas heretofore amended by Section 23-A df Ordinance No. 64-814 and Ordinance No. is hereby further amended so as.. to substitute the name Bass Broadcasting. Company for the name Texas State Network, inc., as.the owner and holder of -~ the franchise granted by said ordinance as amended. ~ PASSED' APPROVEDANDADOPTED, this ~dayof ~.., 1967. ATTEST: Mayor ORDINANCE NO. ~ z / / / AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING CERTAIN STREET IMPROVEP~%S MADE IN THeE CITY PLAINViEW, TEXAS IN ACCORDANCE WiTH AND PURSUANT TO AN ORDINANCE OF THE' CI OF PLAINVIEW~ TEXAS PASSED AND DATED JANUARY 5. 1967 and NUMBERED ~67-962o ~iEREAS~ the governing body of the City of Plainview, Hale County, T determined upon the necessity for improvements to certain public streets ~ the City limits of Plainview, Texas, in accordance with Plans and Specific file with the City Secretary and the City Engineer; and WtlEREAS~ after due advertisement for bids~ a contract for the makin said improvemgnts was awarded and'entered into with PIONEER PAVERS, iNC.~ WHEREAS~ the governing body of the City of Plainview, Texas, therea~ in due time~ form and manner, by Ordinance duly adopted and passed on the Day of January, 196Y~ assessed against the lots or p~rcels abutting on sa: streets improved as aforesaid and the owner or ~ners thereof~ the due an( proportionate part of the costs of said improvements to be borne by said property owners, fixing and impressing upon said abutting property, as a and prior lien thereon~ superior to all Other liens and claims except Sta County and City ad valorum taxes; and fixing as a personal liability and ~ against the true owners of said property, whether~ in said Ordinance name, not~ the unit designation, being fully set forth in Appendix ~' attached the same being made a part of this Resolution as fully as had it been set verbatim herein; and ~HEREAS~ said improvements have been completed and the City Enginee Plainview~ Texas~ the same being Parkhill, Smith and Cooper~ Construction Engineers. Lubbock, Texas have heretofoEe'iDspected the sa~, certified t approval to thzs governzng body on the=~; ~ .cay of ~~o~ ~ .expressly; accepting these improvements by reason whereof, the assessment heretofore made b~c~me due and payable twenty (20) ,day's after the aforesa ~%]: day of ~~l~ ~ 1967 the date of acceptance of such im by said' City,and Wt{EREAS~-under the terms of the ordinance adopted by the governing of the City of Plainview~ Texas~ and pursuant to the terms and provisions of the contract for improvements of said public streets~ executed between City of P!ainview, Texas and Pioneer Pavers, Inco, the comtractor is enti to succeed to the assessments made by the City of Plainview as aforesaid the right and authority in said Contrmctor to collect .the same and releas iieus securing same; NOW~ THEREFORE~ BE IT ORDAINED by tha~City of Plainview, Texas; (1)~ That the improvements on the portions of the public streets described in Appendix A ~ttached hereto~ the same having been performed ~ the above described contract, are hereby accepted and the Mayor and City Secretary are~.thereby authorizedlto make paymem:s of the Citys Cost as r~ by the Engineers Final Estimate and u~on receipu of statement to make pa) for the Citys Cost as a property owner, and make payments to PARKHILL~ S~ COOPER, for the engineering cost. (2). That the Mayor and City Secretary, 'the same being duly autho~ formal resolution of the governing body of the City of Plainviaw~ Texas, authorized and directed to execute and deliver :in t~m Citys name assig~ certificates to PIONEER PAVERS~ INC., evidencing the assessment levied, the lien upon the appropriate ~roperty~ and fixing the terms and conditi~ such certificates in accordance with the contract awareded PIONEER PAVE~ and Ordinance No. 67-962 passed the 5th day of January~ 1967 by the gore] body of the City of Plainview, Hale County,1 Texas° ~F ~Y ~xas, Lthin ~tions on of ~er 5th d butting irst harge · Or hereto, forth of .air 1967, ~d )rovamants ~ody the :led ith the ~der ~lacted merit ITHAND izad by ara bla eclaring ns of INCo ning ?,4 (3). That the City of Plainview~ Texas~ acting herein by and through the Mayor~ the same being duly authorized.by formal resolution of the governing body of the City of Plainview~ Texas~ to take such action~ does hereby assign~ transfer and ~et over unto PIONEER PAVERS~ !NCo~ a corporation of Lubbock~ Taxas~ its successors and assigns~ alt and singular, each and every~ right title and interest of the City of piainview~ Texas, in and to the assessments made against each lot or parcel of land a~d owner or owners thereof abutting to the street or streets improved as set forth in Appendix A attached hareto~ it being the purpose and intention of this ordinance to assign and transfer unto the said PIONEER PAVER~ INCo~ its successors and assigns~ each and every assessment specifically listed in said appendix~ togehhar with all and singular the lie~ or liens~ c%aims~ equities or demand~ right~ gstate~ title and interest to the city of Plainview~ Texas, in and to said assessments and t~e respective parcels of land against which such assessments were madgo <4~o This resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage° In testimony whereof= the City of Plainview~ Texas~ a mumicipal ¢.orporation~ ~cting by and through its ~yor~ ~o Bo Hood~ hereinto duly authorizad~ has executed these prasents~ under the seal of JPlainviaw Texas and attestation by the City Secretary~ this ~ ~ day of~?i~,~ I967~ ~TTEST: ~z~j - ~ Mo B. l{ood~ Mayor \ \. TIlE STATE OF TEXAS: COiINTY OF HALE: BEFORE ¥~,~ the undersigned .authority.~ on this day personally appeared ~[o Bo ~ood~ F!ayor of the City of P!ainview~ Taxas~ known to me to ba the~~ person and officer wnos name is subscribed to ~he foregoing i~trumant and ~cknowledged to me tI~t he executed the same for the purposs and consideration therein expressed, as the act and daedlof the City of Plainview, Taxes, within the capacity therein stated. (Seal) Notary Public: ~le County' Texas APPE~krDIX A UNIT STREET FROM TO 29-1-66 .Eresno 20~3-66 E1 Paso 7'5-66 - W. 13th 8-5~66 W.: 'l~th St. 9-5~66 W. 13th !,0~5-66 W.'13th ~ NPL of W. 13%h St.. NPL Of W. 13th~ St. NPL of W. 14th St. EPL of Galves~t~n 'St. ~ E?L of"Fresn0St[ EPL of E1 Paso $2. Panhandle '& Santa ~ R,R. EPL of Fresno St. " '~EPL of E1 Paso St. EPL of Denver St. · . ,~:.~ of Denver St. W?L of Columbia St. ]?IONEER NATURAL GAS COMPANY K, B. WATSON Administrafive Vice President And General Counsel FUEL FOR A GROW[NG EMPIRE BOX 51 1. AMARILLO. TEXAS Decen~er 1, 1967 Honorable M. B. Hood, Mayor City of Piainview P. O. Box 520 Plainview, Texas 7907~ Dear Mayor: We are sending the acceptance by Pioneer of the 3% gross receipts tax to the city Secretary'.today. The new rate for gas service ~ms placed in effect in each of the towns of the West Texas distribution system for metez periods beginning on or after November 15, ~1967. Accordingly, there will be no regular billings at the new rate until after December 15, 1967 and the ~%.gross receipts 'tax will be applied to such billings to all customers. Sincerely yours, PION~7~R NATURAL GAS CC~PANY K, B. Wats°n AN ORDIN~2~CE FIXING AND LEVYING RENTALS AND CH~dtGES ON ,.~.ROoS RECEIt~S TO BE ~AII~ BY J~E~.SONS, FI.R2~/~o A~,H) COf..~ORA%IONS ENGAGED IN THE BUSINESS OF SELLING AND D]GTRIBUTING Nff~'~.L GAS WITHIN T~ COR~RATE LIMJ[TS OF THE ~T~ OF S" ~ ~L~YS AND OT~R T~S, AND USING T~ THOROUGHF~ES AND ~BLIC P~CES IN ~D ~R~TE LI.~TS FOR A GAS P~T, PI~NES, PIPELINE FACI~ ITIES, DISTRIBb~iON SYST~ ~D OT~ FACI~TIES, FIGURES AND EQUI~, P~O~DING FOR TI~ ~D I~NN~ OF PAINTS, FOR ~ING ~RTS OF GROSS ~ECEI~S, ~D FOR EFFE~I~ DATE FOR SUCH AND C~G~. ' m~m? IT O~-z~l~D BY TP~ Cli~' CO~JNCiL OF TH~ CITY OF ~NV%~; S__ection ~. Each person, Firm or corporation, owning, oper- ating, or maintaining any natural gas plant, pipelines, pipeline facil- ities, distribution system and other facilities, fixtures and equipment which is located, operated, maintained or msed within the corporate of the Ci%~z ~e ~~ Texas, and/or used for the sale and distr.~b~ ~zon zn sa~d corpor~t~ ~zmmts of natural gas and charging for same, and using in any manner, either on, along, ~nder, over or across, or otherwise any part of any street, alley, highway, easemenz, park, thoroughfare or other public way or groand within said corporate limits~ for locating, placing, erecting, operating, maintaining or'using any line, gas line, pipe line, oipe, pole, wire, or other fixture or equipment, shall, from and after tae eCfective date of this Ordinance, pay to the said City quarterly each year: a s~m of money eqmal to three per cent (~%) of the gross receipts (as said term "gross receipts" is hereinafter defined) of such person, firm or corporation from the sale and distribdtion within the corporate limits of said City of natural gas service, which said sum of money and charge is hereby fixed and assessed, and shall be collected, as a reasonable rental and charge for the use of said streets,-alleys, highways, easements, parks, thoroughfares or other public ways Or grounds, or any part thereof, and such rental and charge is not in excess of a reasonable rental and charge. Section ~. The term "gross recSipts" is defined as the total gross .... ce.~.ts from the sale of natural gas:within said corporate limits, for the parTicular~quarter of year involved. Section ~. The quarterly payments provided for herein shall become daB, and shall be collected and paid as follows: The payment for the first quarter of each year (epding March ~1) shall be paid on or before the first day of May following; for the second quarter of each year (ending Ju':a 30) on or before the first day of August following; for the third q~arter of each year (ending September ~0) on or before the first day of November following; and for the fourth quarter of each year (ending December 31) on or before the first day of.February following. No charges are fixed and no charges shall be paid hereunder on any receipts from the sale of mer- caandise or any receipts of any character except those derived from sale within said corporate limits of natural gas. ~. Such person,, fi~m or corporation shall, at the of making a~ ~e~ly payment, furnish {~ ~{d city a statement~ Certified 0y a daly authorized officer or agent, showing th~ quarterly~ross receipts as heretofore defined and th~ amount of dedmctions as heretofore provided for. ,oration sha_tl fi±e w.~r~ 2re Oily Secretary a writ~e~ statement fzted iu its ~,~me .~d behalf by a duly authorized officer in substantially the followir~f form: ~ '~ "The Honorable May6r and City Council of the City of Pla view. "The undersigned, for itself, its successors and assigns· hereby accepts the City's Ordinance No~ finally passed by the City Co~nc~ on the .............. day of ...................... , 19~, and agrees 1 o pay' to the City the three per cent charges and rentals on gross receipt s from the sale of gas as provided for in the ordinance for the use of tfe streets, aileys~ highways, easements, parks, thoro~hfares and other pt blic ways and grounds or any part thereof within the corporate li~ts of City. (Person, firm or "Dated the day of ~, 19 .... " (Title) The charges and rentals provided for herein shall become eff~ the first day of the payment period provided for in Section 2 hereof wi follows the final passage of this ordinance and the acceptance and agr~ writing by any such person, firm or corporation to pay such rentals am as provided for in this Section 5. ation) ctive on ich next ement in charges ~ection 6. All ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby r~pealed effectfve a'& Of the date the rates and charges providedfor herein bec, meI effective. Section 7. If any section, paragraph, subdivision, ctause~ or provision hereof shall be adjudged invalid' or unconstitutional, the shall not affect the validity hereof as a whole, or any part or provis! other than the part or provision so decided to be invalid or unconstit~ PASSED AND APPROVED this the day of Nobember ]Ymyor, City of Plainview A.D. 9o7. ATTEST 5rase, same on tional. of I, . , City Secretary· herebycerti~above and foregoing is a true and correct copy Ordinance No. 67-988 passed by the~i~y Council and recorded in Volume l& Page ~ of the Minutes of the · This 2-~~ day of November ., .· 1967'. Ci ~ Secretary NATURAL GAS COMPANY FUEL FOR A GROWiNg EMPIRE SOX 511, AMARILLO. TEXAS The Honorable Mayor and City council of the Cizy of Piainview, Texas The undersigned, for itself, its successors and assigns, hereby accepts the City's Ordinance No. 67-988 finally passed by the City Council on the 20th day of November , 1967, and agrees to pay to the City the three per cent charges and rentals on gross receipts from the sale of gas as provided for in the ordinance for the use of the streets,' alleys~ highways, easements~ parks~ thoroughfares and other public ways and grounds or any part thereof withinthe corporate limits of said city. PIONEER NATURAL GAS COMPANY Vice President Dated the 30th day of November, 1967. Plainview Published Every Afternoon 'Except 'Saturday, ~Vith Enlarged Plainview Daily H,, PUBLISHED BY ALLISON C05M1VIUNIC~TIONS, INC. 8¢1 BROADWAY -- PHONE C~pitol ~ -- P. O, Box Plainview, Tex~ 7Y072 A Smd of the Plq~@ ~ ~Q~uN THE STATE OF TEXAS ) ) COUNTY OF HALE ) BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personalli: James B. Oswald, Business Manager (Title) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrumen lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: .......... ~ .............................................................. ~ ~ ~/d¢ .......... (Title) SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this .. lit. VIEW: SECTION 1. That O~d[na~ce No. 7947 and the Of~lciol Zoning ~op be and the same a~e hereby amended as fol~ lows, to wi~: ZOnE CASE .Nq~ Change: A tract of I~nd out o~ Block 8L' Colleg~ scribed by mete~Z.~ 'bebn~ gs ~o~ Beginning- ~T O point 194 feet South' and 51~.75 ~et East of the NeNhwe~ corner' of Block ~, College Hltl Addi~ fJon, Ha ~ ~gunty, T~as; Thence E~' 1~1.25 feet; Thence ~lh 5f feet; beg nn ~: ~ A.D., 19....6.7 ...... 'otary Public, Hale County The Best Investment For Yo,tr Advertidng Dollar changed conditions, that the Zoning Ordinance and the Zoning Map be amend the manner 'hereinafter set forth in the body of this Ordinance; NOW THERE ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AM~qDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 794 AND THE OFFICIAL MAP CITY OF PLAINVIEW SO AS TO MAKB THB FOLLOWING CHANGT~;, AND CREATING AN ZONE CASE NO. 164 A t~act of land out of Block 85, College Hill Addition,~ H~ale County, Texa described by metes and bounds as follows: Beginning at a point 194 feet South and 513..75 feet East of the NorthweSt corner of Block 85, College Hill Addition, Hale Ceunl:y~ Texas; Thence East 161.25 feet; Thence North 54 feet; Thence West 161.25 feet; Thence South 54 feet to the place of beginning. CITY OF PLAINVIBW, HALE COUN~I~. TEXAS~ FROM. AN 'R-3 ZONE TO A ~C~2 ZONING STRICT. WHERPAS, the proposed change in Zoning Districts as hereinafter made has )een duly presented to the Planning & Zoning Commission for its recommendation which was received by the City Council, and after due consideration t~he City Co n}.cil of the City of Plainview finds that for the orderl)~ growth of the City-maclng~ the proposed change as hereinafter set out will be ~ the public interest wtiich''~. creates an emergency; and, WHEREAS, all conditions~p~ecedent required by law for a valid amendment t the Zoning Ordinance and Map, have been fully complied with, as well as givin notices in compliance with Section 18~ of Ordinance ?94 as well as notices pro= vided by Article 1011F Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes-Amended, 19S3, a notice was duly published in the Plainview Herald more than fifteen (iS) lays prior to the date of the Public Hearing before t:he City Council of such ] ~o- posed amendment, and the Public Hearing according 'to said notice was dul~ held in the city Council Room of the City Hall, Plainview, Texas, at which tim.· persons appeared in support of the proposal; and after said hearing, it ~~s by. the City Council, determined that it would be in the public interest due THE iRGENCY BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PI~LINVIEW: SECTION 1. That Ordinance No. 794 and. the Off~c~at ,~on~ng Map be 'and th~ are hereby amended as follows, to-wit-: ZONE CASE NO. 164 : Change: A tract of land out of Block 85, College Hill. Addition,~ Hale County' Tex~ described by metes and'bounds as follows: Beginning at a point 194 feet South and 513;75 feet East of the Nort~est corner of Block 85, College Hill Addition, Hale' County., Texas; Thence East 161.25 feet; Thence North 54 feet; Thence ·West 161.25 feet; 'Thence South 54 feet to the place of begLrming. City of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, from a R-3 Zone to a C-2 Zoning Di From the date of this Ordinance said Lot, tract, and parcel of land descr . shall be and hereby be changed to the Zoning District indicated and the .Official }dap is amended in accordance 'hereWith. trict. .bed WHERF~, an4emergency exists as shown in the preamble to thi~ Ordinance, ae enactment of this Ordinance is declared to be an emergencymeasure creatLng a .:~ubl~.necessi~y ~that .t~erule'requir~' proposedo[dJmance to be Present~d at two [zj-separate council meetings be Rispensed ~ith; and this Ordinance shall' be effective from the date. of 'its passage. · ' ~-~-nously passed by the City Council- [th. day of December, 196 . AN APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE NO.' 67=990 ORDINANCE WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Ptainview finds it is necessary to appropriate certain specific funds out of- ' ~~ funds for an approved project, and this operation of City departments in the public interest which creates an emerg~er, cy: NOW, THERE! BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CiTY coUNCIL OF THE'CITY OF P/AINVJEW: There is hereby appropriated out of the following described Curb & Gutter Escrow Highway 70 Account NO. 327 The sum $ 9,195.17' For the following purpose: : High Plains Pavers, Inc. WHEREAS, nance is declared an emergency exists as Shown in the preamble to'this ordinance, the enactment' of this omi- to be an emergency measure thereby.creating a public necessity that' the rule: proposed ordinances to be presented at two (2) separate Council meetings be' dispensed with; and this ordinance shall be effective from the date of its passage. ",<. AND IT IS SO ORDERED of-, December Passed by the. Council ATTEST: CITY SEC Approved by Division MANAGER epa rtment 4th ORIGINAL BOOK MANNER =EPJNG SUCH Plainview PERSONALLY ~INTED . WITH ~NYONE OFFal lNG A SECONDHAND ARTICL~ TO M FOR SALE~ RE- QUiR~ THAT SUC~ PERSON B~ IDENTIFIED ~FORE PURCHASING SUCH AND PROVlDIN~ ~ ~g~ZS~ B~ ~]~O~ CO~C~[O~, Z~( PENALTY. 8~] B~O~A~ ~ ~O~ gA~[ ~ ~ ~. O. ~O3 BE iT ORDAJNED ~Y THE C T-~ COUNCIL OF 7HE C~TY OF P~IN- VIEW: Secondhand D~ ~rs, ~c. --Records, ~very ~awn~r kef, jeweie~ or ~Fso~ tieing b siness as 'sg~ in the city-of Plainvie ,, or W~' mQ~ here.- er -engoge in s~ :h busJn~s~ gad,-e~ STAT~ aP T~XAS go~s, w~res (r merchond~se ever~ shol] kee~ ~ record ~oK, ' which he sho[I m~ke do[W entr~ ef any and all a]ticles receiv~ by him in fhe course , his busJn~ss~ wiJh e ~icles. He sh~ll ~ ~f. COU~Y O~ H~ ) .~i~o. o~ fix a number ~ ~ch a~cle so ~.re- J cev~ by him~ nd sh~ii m~ke an e~y of such number In his record ~k. He shell also m~k~ a record' i~~ such book j of the name or. the ~0n from whom ~ he ~re~e[~es ~udh aHic[e~ He shall ma~e '~n enf~ ~n ~uch b~ok of the dis- mqsit[on m~de bY him of 'such ~e~s:~e~~ ~ u a~~o~:~'',~ ~w o~ this ~a~' ge~so~"~ ' ~o~,-~J ~. to ~,~ ~FO~ The record bo~ks requ[r~ ~o be .~e~t:~ by ~his secfiod, shall at all times ~ames B. Osw~id Bus~aess ~ ce, any member, of the Police D~ ............................................................. ~ ................................. ~arfmenf of fhe City of P a[nv ew, the'~ (~J~e) ~ayor or ofhar officer of the City; and [t shall be fhe duty of fhe p~sons requir~ fo ke~p such record boo~, exhibit suci~ record books to any offi- cer aforesaid fer [asp~flon whenever of the Piai~vJew ~aHy He,aid, a ~ewspape~ of ~e~em] ckcu]ado~ SECTION 2: Same ~ [denfifi~flon of Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrum~ s~,,~- -- Whenev~ any ~rsOn shall offer sale any secendh~nd a~ c e to ~ny . . · , , em describ~ in the ~ecedng ach of the followm dates, to-wtt' ~n~ fhe d~l~r is Verso.ol,y ~Cquai"} hshed m saxd newspaper on e g .......... ~ w~ ~;~ ~o~ ~o o~,.~ a~ice, fhe d~ler shall ~uire sucre ~ oerson ~o be idenfif~ed before purcha~:' .......... ~ .... t ..... ~ ............................. ~ ~' ord ~ the ~ome of ~he ~rson ~ of~' ~ ~ ~aring s~c~ o~icle for sole. ~ ' . Busi ne s s N~ a~er s~c~,o,3 The requ~rsme~ - ' dealers from'wholesalers or job~rs (~[~e) ~ fhe r~ulor course of bus,ness, nor ~ ~ o~ des purchdsed fr~ d[stri~ors hove on estoblished piece of bus[hesse; nor fo oHic es rece[v~ by onY. ~er ~ chon~ d~ler or re~o~l merch~nf, p~ consideration for merchendlse sol~ .l by hi~ in fhe ~gulor course of bus[~ . ness. ' - [ SECTION ,42 Penalty. .~ Any person who short v~o~ote or fo ~omply wRh ony of the of fhis Ord~nohce, sho]l be d~med W of o misdem~nor end upon SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFC)RE M~ this . 2i64 lion fh. ereof shall be pun shed by ........ fine o[ not ~ess than $1.~ find more than $~.~. PASSED AND ADOPTED This 15f day of January, A.D. 3~. ................ Signed, ~. B. Hood ~ ATTBST: ~ S1gn~, M. L~ R~ .~~.~ Nota~ Public, H~e ~, T~ The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar O DINANC NO. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING THAT ALL PAWN BROKERS OR PERSONS RECEIVING AND DEAI IN SECONDt~ND GOODS, WARES OR I~RCHANDISE, KEEP A RECORD BOOK; PRESCRIBINC- ENTRIES T~AT SHALL BE MADE tN ~IE RECORD BOOK Abed ~{E MANNER AND METHOD OF KEEPING SUCH RECORDS; PROViDI~G THAT SUCH PERSON OR PERSCf~S SHALL, IF NOT PERSONALLY ACQUAINTED WI%~{ ANYOaE OFFERING A SECONDiAAND ARTICLE TO HIM FO~ SALE~ REQUIRE ~2J~T SUCR PERSON BE IDENTIFIED BEFORE PURGRtASING SUCH ARTIC! AND PROVIDING A PENALTY~ BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CiTY COJNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1: Pawnbrokers, Jewelers, Secondhand Dealers, etc.--Records THE Every pavmbroker, jeweler or other person doing business as such in he City of Plainview, or who may hereafter engage in such business, and ever] deat~r of any character of secondhand goods, wares or merchandise whatsoe~er, shall keep a record book, in which he shall make daily entries of' any and all articles received by him in the course of 'his business, with a description of all articles. He shall affix a number to each article so received b~ ~im, and shall make an entry of such number in his record book. ~{e sba!'! also make a record in such book of the name of the person ifrom whom he~receiv&s ~uc~ article.~ He shall also make an entry in such book of the dispositiOn mad~ by him of such article, and, if sold, he shall state to whom sold and the pr~ ce received therefor. The record books required to be kept by this se6~tion ;hall at all times be open to the inspection of the chief of police, any member of the Police Department of the City of Plainview, 'the Mayor or ~ther office~ of' the City; and it shall be the duty of the persons required to keep such r~ cord books, to exhibit such record books to any officer aforesaid for inspeCti~ n when- ever demanded. SECTION 2: Same--Identification of Seller. Whenever any person shall offer for sale a~ secondhand article to a~ dealer described in ~e preceding section, unless the dealer is personally acquainted with such person so offering such article, the dealer shall re~ such person to be identified before purchasing such article, and shall ke~ record of the name of the person so offering suc]N article for sale. SECTION 3: The requirements of this ordinance shall not apply to go, wares and merchandise received by dealers from ~holesalers or jobbers in ~ regular course of business, nor to articles purc]~ased from distributors ~ have an established place of business, nor to articles received by any me~ dealer or retail merchant, as part consideration for merchandise sold by in the~regular course of business. SECTION 4: Penalty. Any person who shall violate or fail to comply with any of the provisions of this Ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof, shall be~punished by a fine of not less than $1.00 and not more than $200.00. January ,. , A.D PASSED AND ADOPTED This ~ 15th day of Cl~f CLERK, City of Piainview MAYOR, City of Plainview Y ds, chant, im 1968. 68-992 ,~-.~x~_~a, the CiiV ~-ounc~ af ina Ciiy e~ P~ainview f~nds ii {s necessary to appropriate certain specific funds out of Gen~rai ?unc[ ~uha~ ~:or an approve5 project, and ~h~s ordin~ce deals with %he daffy operation of City departments {i'~ tl~e puonc interest which creams an emergency: MOW, TH[~O~, BE~O~ ' ~:'~'BY'~'~'~ ~?~'~n~ -- , ~ RDAi,~,~D · ~?;~: CiTY ,~OoH,~-~- OF ~HE C~TY PLA!NVIEW: x.ere is hereby appropriated out of the foN. owing descriEed General F-cm~ fund, to-wit: The sum $ 2,000.00 For the following purpose: ~e City of Pla'!:,-" ./:~,:'s Estimated cost fo';: revising the Water Shed Work Pi'~ (Rm~xing ~'/ater Drs~0 as recrues;ed ay ii.N. Smith~ State Conse~ationist, payable to: United Sta'~es Depar~ent of Agricult. ure Soil Conse~w'ation Se~ice (See attaehed letter from U.S. Depar~enz of Agriculture Soil Conse~ation Series P~0. Box 548 - Temple, Texas - dated J~ua~ 4~ 1968) W~[~AE, an emergency exists as shown [n the preamble ~o th[s ordinance, the enactment of this ordi- nance is declamd to be an emergency measure [hereby c~eaiing a public necessity ~hat the role requiring proposed ordinances to be presented a{ %wo (2) Separete Co~cii meetings~be dispensed wi~; and ~his ordinate shM1 be effective 'from the da~e of its passage. AND IT ~S SO ORDERED Passed by the Council on this 15 day of Jsm. uary , 196 8 ATTEST: MAYOR VerifN [TY MANAGER Approved Division Director Department 0 'i~C o~ntingDepar~ment - I STA~E OF TEXAS cou TO THE CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF PIAINVIEW: You are directed to post notices of thE: regular election to be in and for the City of Plainview for the purposes and at the 'time as in the Ordinance attached hereto, which said Ordinance provides for election of one (1) Mayor and three (3) Aldermen for the City of Pla on the first Tuesday in April, 1968. You will also cause said notice to be ]published in a newspaper general circulation in the City of Plainview as provided in the said Ordinance. ' You will also deliver to each of the persons appointed to hold election, a copy of this Ordinance, which constitutes a writ of elec - SIGNED This the __ 5th day of FE eld provided regular nview he ion, 1968. M. ]8. HOOD, Mayor, City of Pi in compliance with the Ordinance, I did on the ~ day of ~,~/ . . , 1968, post the notice attached hereto at each of the following places': [1] One notice posted at the City Hall in Plai'nview, Texas; [2] One notice posted at the Chamber of Commerce Building, which is located at 710 West Fifth Street in Plainview, Texas; [3] One notice posted at the Courthouse in Plainview, Texas; and in compliance with the Ordinance, I caused the notice attached hereto to be published in the Plainview Daily Herald on the ~ day of jT)?z2~/u~ ... , which is a day not more than thirty (30) days nor less than ten (10) days prior to said election. I also served a copy of this notice on each of the following named persons: 1. P. E. Shick 2. Mrs. L. D. Brown 3. J. Oliver Bier who are persons designated as officials of the election, the said copy having been furnished to each of them on the ~, day of_ jT)V~,~_;~ 1968, which notice constitutes the writ pertaining to the holding of the election. EXECUTED This the ~ 'day of ]93~z~ A.D 1968 M. L. REA, City · City of Plainview NOTICE OF REGULAR MUNICI~'AL ELECTION FOR THE PURP(BE OF ELECTING OFFICERS OF THE pI~, OF ~LaI~Z~ Notice is hereby given of an election to be held in and for City of Plainview on the first Tuesday Of April of 1968, the same being 2nd day of April, 1968, for the election of the officers as hereinafter for the City of Plainview~ The Ordinance providing for the election and setting out the o]ficers to be elected and other pertinent infOrmation inregard thereto is follows: OR_D ZNANCE NO. ~68r9~ 93 AN O~DINANCE CALLING AND SETTING THE REGULAR MUNICIPAL ELECTION FOR THE CITY OF PLAilqVIEW TO BE HELD ©%2' ~IE FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL OF 1968, THE sAME"BEING THE SECOND DAY OF SAiD MONTH, FOR THE ELECTION OF A MAY6R AND THREE ALDERMEN; DESIGNATING THE PLACE WHERE SAID ELECTION IS TO BE HELD; ~,is~D APPOINTING PRESIDING OFFICIALS THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: ~=~C~ION!=: In accordance with the statutes provided and the Charter of the City of Plainview, an election shalI be held in and for the City of Plai~view on the first Tuesday in April of 1968, the same being for the 2nd day of said month~ for the election of the officers as hereinafter named for ~the City of Plainview. SEC~IQN 2: Said election shall be held in the Municipal Building of ~he Ci~ ~f ~lainview, which is located at 7~0 West Fifth Street in the City of Plainview, which said building is also known as the Chamber of Commerce Building; and, the City Hall, which is~located at 901 Broadway, and the ~Qtire City shall constitute two (2) election precincts. Precinct, consisting of all that part of the City lying North of Tenth Street, voting at the new City Hall; Precinct 2, consisting of all that part of the City lying South of Tenth Street, voting at the Chamber of Commerce Building. SECTION 3: Said elect~on shall be conducted by the following who are hereby appointed to hold said election: (1) P. E. Shick Mrs.. L. D. Brown (3), J..O. liver Bier ~Mrs. L. ,D. Brown shall act as PreSiding Judge of Precinct No. 1, and J.~ Oliver Bier shall act as Presiding Judge of Precinct No. 2, and ,P. ,E. ,~hick shall act as Presiding Judge of the Election. Pla~vie~ Pla in v iew Daily PUI~LISHED BY ALI,LSON CO1VIMUNICATIONS, INC. 8{}1 BROADWAY -- PHOI, FE CApital 44~43- P.O. Box Plainview, Texas 73~072 THE STATE OF TEXAS' COUNTY OF HALE BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day (Title) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation p',0~ B~ Iding, Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached ins lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ........... _ ~qarc .h 7.,...!.9.,.6.~.. .............................................................. A. ,/ (Title) ~ng end Fee: $57.96 shall tm el*etlon: e of the Election. act he elecf[o~ SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this .~a...7..%.~ Ha:r.c.h .......... A.D., 196;.8 .......... The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar The following are designated to act as Clerks: and Mrs. B. G. Perry is appointed as a Clerk of the election at Precinct ~. 1, Mrs. Beulah McInnish is appointed as a Clerk. of the election at Prec~ No~ 2, .~ It is further provided that the maximumnumber of clerks which may be appointed to se~e in said election shall not be in excess of seven (7) pe for each precinct and that the Presiding Judge (of each precinct) for election shall appoint Clerks to take the place of those above mamed who not be able to serve, and may appoint as many as six (6) additional Clerks (for the precinct of which he is presiding Judge); as may be necessary proper conduct of this election. the SECTION 4: The officers of the City of Plainview to be elected are as follows: One (1) Mayor and Three (3) Aldermen. Ail terms of office shall be for two (2) years. SECTION 5: Said election shall be held under the provisions of the Statutes of the State of Texas and the Charter of the City of Plainview all persons qualified to vote in said City under the Election Laws of the State of Texas shall be allowed to vote therein. Said election shall be held and the polls shall be opened from 8:00 A.M., to 7:00 PoM., and all e] shall vote at the place set out in Section 2 above. polling place designated in Section 2 hereof. Notice of said election also be given by publishinga copy of this Ordinance in a newspaper of circulation in the City of Plainview, which said notice shall be said newspaper~not more than thirty (30) days nor less than ten (10)daYs the date and time of said election as herein pr~?ided. SECTION 6: Notice of said election shall be given by posting and by publication of a copy of this Ordinance, and at the top of which shall apt ear the words "Notice of Regular Municipal Election for the Purpose of Officers of the City of Plainview". Thirty (30) days' previous notice of said election shall be given by pOsting a copy of t~is Ordinance in three (3) -blic places in said City of Plainview, one of which notices shall be posted at each 11 in ~ore ~ECTION 7: A copy of this Ordinance shall also be delivered to each of the three election officialswho have been designated to hold the election. PASSED AND APPROVED on this the 5th day of February .. . A.D. 1968. -------'-~ ATTEST~ :~ ~ Clerk H. B. HOOD, Mayor PIONEER NATURAL GAS GOMPANY FUEL. FOR A (3ROWING EMPIRE: BOX 1511, AMARIL.L.O. TEXAS The Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Plainview Pioneer Natural Gas Company, for :~self, its successors assigns, hereby accepts the attached Ordium~ce finally passed by the City Council the 19th day of February, 1968~ and agrees to be bound by all of its terms and provisions. PIONEER NATURAL GAS COMPANY Dated the 27th day of February, 1968. Vice President "The Honorable Mayor and Cit. y Council of the City of Plainview: "Pioneer Natural Gas Company, for itself, its successors and assigns hereby accepts the attached ordinance finally passed 'by the City Council of the City of Plainview, the ..... _day of 19_hi, and agrees to be bound by all of its terms and pro~ "Pioneer Natural Gas Company "Daged the (office') sr. vice Presiden% 27'th day of' ~ebl~l~rv ., 1968 ..... ." This ordinance shall become effective upon its passage and approval as required by law, and acceptance by Grantee as required in this Section _15. AND IT IS SO ORDERED PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS day of ATTEST: MAYOR, City of Plainview City S, ORIDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, GPJkNTING TO PI! NATURAL GAS cOMPANY (A CORPORATION WITH ITS PRINCIPAL oFFI~ IN THE CITY OF AMARILLO, POTTER COUNTY, TEXAS) THE FRANC~I: AND RIGHTS TO CONDUCT IN SAID CITY THE BUSINESS OF ACQUIRI] MAINTAINING, INSTALLING AND OPERATING A GAS PLANT FOR THE TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION OF iNATUR~iL GAS TO THE CITY O] PLAINVIEW AND THE INHABITANTS THEREOF FOR LIGHT, HEAT, POI~ AND OTHER PURPOSES, AND THE RIGHT TO USE THE STREETS, ALLE' AND OTHER PUBLIC WAYS IN SAID CITY FOR.' SAID PURPOSES; PRES ING THE CONDITIONS, LIMITATIONS AND RESTRICTIONS UNDER WHI SAID PRIVILEGES MAY BE EXERCISED; AND PRESCRIBING THE TERM · OF SAID FRANCHISE AND RIGHTS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW (hereina ferred to as "City", which said term also means the corporate entity City of Plainview, the City Council or the corporate limits of the C Plainview whenever either of said meanings shall be appropriate in t context of this ordinance ): That Pioneer Natural' Gas Company (hereinafter called "Gran its successors and assigns, be and it is hereby granted the franchis '~and privilege to conduct in the City the business of acquiring, main installing and 'operating a gas plant for the transmission and distri of natural gas to the City and the inhabitants thereof for light, he power and other purposes upon the following terms, provisions and co to-wit: Section 1. The term of this grant shall be a per:iod of time commenci, the effective date hereof and ending oh the 20th day of June, 1987, for such additional period or extension of time as may be granted; however, that at the end of the first five year period of this term at the end of each successive five year period thereafter, the City the right to make reasonable amendments to this ordinance except the as stated in this Section 1 of this franchise hereby granted and the granted and reserved in Section 2. Written notice of an intention any of the terms, conditions or consideration o:f this agreement sha served not later than ninety (90) days prior to the end of each five period. Section 2~ That the said Gran~ee is hereby granted the right to cons-{ i~ ~ir~ ~ ~ ~pi~ ~ ~P~i~ fac.iti~ and equipm~ NEER E E G, ~S .-er re- of the .ty of le :e e"). , right ~iining, )ut ion .%dit ions, on nd covided, nd eserves term rights ame nd be year and to construct and install such machinery, equipment and/or other facilities as may be necessary or advisable in its judgment for the proper performance of the service to be rendered to the City and the citizens and inhabitants~ thereof, and to the best interest of the gas consumers, in, on, over, under, along, upon and across all of the present and/Or future streets, roads, high- ways, alleys and public ways of the City and controlled by the City, and to have at all times access to said streets, alleys and public ways of the City for the purpose of constructing, laying, repairing, removing and re- plac~ing such mains, pipes, facilities and equipment and other appurtenances under this grant as may be needed from time to time during the term of this franchise or any extension thereof; provided, however, that the work done in connection with the construction, maintenance and operation of said plant and distribution system shall be subject to and governed by the regulations, rules and ordinances now legally in force or that may be hereafter lawfully adopted to the extent that such regulations, rules and ordinances are not inconsistent with the provisions of this ordinance and do not deprive Grantee -of its use and enjoyment of the franchise rights and privileges herein granted. That the said Grantee is to have the right to lay mains, pipes and equipment, and to construct such buildings and install such-machinery or equipment, and to sell or lease such equipment to the citizens of the City as ~y be necessary or advisable in their judgment for the proper per- formance of the service to .be rendered to the City and to its citizens and inhabitants to the best interest of the gas consumers and to have, at all times, access to the streets and alleys of said City for the purpose of laying such mains, pipes and equipment as may be needed from time to time during the term of this franchise, or any extensions thereof, provided that at no time shall the Grantee obstruct such streets or alleys so as to interfere with ~he public use thereof for a period longer than twenty-four hours, unless approved by the City Engineer, and that after such mains, pipes or e~uipment are laid and tested the same sh~tl be covered and such streets or alleys shall be ~eplaced in the Zame o~ aS goO~ ~4i~io~' as before s~ch - 2 - That this franchise is granted upon and subject to the fol '1. In maintaining its properties, the Grantee shall not' ily or unreasonably impair or obstruct the streets, roads, highways, sidewalks and public ways, 2. The Grantee shall use reasonable precautions to avoid or injnry to persons or property, and shall hold and save harmless t from all damages, losses, or expense caused by the negligence of the its agents or employees, while exercising any of the rights herein gl 3. In installing and constructing additional mains or line pipe, Grantee shall, insofar as practicable, so install and construct same along and under the alleyways, where alleys exist, rather than and under streets, using the streets as necessary in connecting from alley to another. 4. Ail mains and pipelines shall be so laid that the top said main or pipeline shall be below the surface of the street or ali as to protect and not interfere with existing paving, wire cables, wa pipes, underground wires, or sewer laterals, as directed by and to th satisfaction of the City or the City Engineer. 5. The Grantee shall furnish good service and a good qual~ merchantable gas to its customers for their fuel requirements. Said shall be commercially free from dust or solid or liquid matter which interfere with its merchantability or cause injury to or interference proper operation of consumers'~ appliances. 6. Grantee, at its expense, shall lay and extend all servi connections with the gas mains and pipes to the property line of the but Grantee shall not be required to extend main lines more than one fifty (150) feet to any one consumer. Each consumer of gas shall ins and maintain suitable piping wit~hin his property lines and suitable a and fixtures, except meters. The City reserves the .right to lay and permi~ to be laid e] Conduits, water, sewer and o~her Pipelines or cables~ and to do and p~ - 3 - 9.3 owing necessar- ~lleys, amage e City ~rantee, ~nted. of the long > ne -~y so :y of as ight with e ;onsumer, tundred - all ~p 1 ia nces ctric rmit to be done any underground work that may be deemed necessary or proper by the City in, across, along or under any street, alley, highway, or other public way occupied by the Grantee; and whenever, by reason of changes in. the grade of any street, or in the location or manner of constructing any City owned water pipes, electric conduits, sewers or other underground structure, it shall be deemed necessary by the City to alter, change, adapt or conform gas mains and service pipes of Grantee in any street or alley lawfully dedicated to public use or other public ways occupied by Grantee, such alterations or changes shall be made by the Grantee when ordered in writing by the City or any supervisor or other representative thereof so authorized to act, without any claim for reimbursement for damages against the City; provided, however, that Grantee shall at all times be entitled to receive from appropriate governmental bodies, excluding the City, pay- ments for relocation of its facilities to which it may be lawfully entitled to under applicable federal law or laws of the State of Texas with respect to relocation payments where highway construction or reconstruction is involved. Section 3. The Grantee shall not discriminate in favor of or against any person, corporation, firm or association in the charge for gas service or in the services rendered under like circumstances to customers of the same classification. The Grantee will not directly or indirectly grant any discount, rebate or give things of value to circumvent the rate schedule. Section 4. Grantee, its successors and assigns, shall file with the City Secretary of the City a schedule of all rates for the sale of natural gas and natural gas service to its general domestic and commercial customers who use natural gas within the City which shall be the rates now in exis- tence; provided, however, nothing herei~ Shall prohibit the Grantee from filihg in the future its appltcatto~ for increase or decrease of such rates Section 5. City, by the granting of this franchise, does not su: or to any extent lose, waive, imperil or lessen the lawful powers now or hereinafter vested in the City under the Constitution and nder rights utes of the State of Texas and under the Charter of the City. to regulate '~he rates for services of Grantee; and Grantee, by its acceptance of th franchise, agrees that all such lawful regulatory power and rights the same may from time to time be vested in the City shall be in full fo :ce and effect and subject to the exercise thereof by the City at any time a from time to time. Sect ion 6. Subject to the provisions of Section 5 hereof, the Grantee its successors and assigns may make special contracts with industrial ac other concumers covering the sale of natural gas and natural gas service a rates other than the established General Service Rate~; provided, however, any established General Service Rate shall be available to the at the end of any special contract period. Such special contracts or a amendment or extension thereof may cover a period not exceeding 5 ye ~rs for each said contract, amendment or extension. Grantee, its successors and assigns shall always offer the same rates to contemporaneous applicm for gas service to be rendered underlike or similar conditions and c .rcum- stances but shall not be required to continue to offer gas service t~ subsequent applicants at the same rate which have been previously co~ :tact- ed even though such previous contracts are .still. outstanding. Sect ion 7. The Grantee may require from any consumer of gas, before g s service is commenced or continued, a deposi~, of one and one-half s the amount of an estimated average monthly bill, or a minimum deposit of Dollars ($10.00), which said deposit may be retained by the Grantee ntil service is discontinued and all bills therefor have been paid. The rantee shall then return said dep0si~ ~to the ~onsu~r, ~oge~her with intere ~ accuced thereon (t~ ~he ~xtent no~ ~heretofore paid or applied) at t to apply said deposit and/or accrued interest to any indebtedness owed the Gra~tee by the consumer owning the deposit, and when said deposit has been applied in whole or in part to any such indebtedness, the consumer may be~ required to restore or increase said deposit to its proper level as a condition to the resumption or continuation of service. The Grantee may make from time to time and enforce reasonable rules and regulations for the conduct of its business and may require, as a condition to the commence- ment or continuation of its service, the execution of a contract therefor by the consumer of such gas. In case of default or nonpayment of any gas bill rendered at any authorized rate, Grantee shall have the right to discontinue gas service to such consumer, and in case said consumer shall make application to have service reconnected he may be required to pay as a condition precedent thereto all amounts due to the Grantee and, also, a reasonable reconnectin~ fee, the amount of which may, if desired by the City, be fixed from time to time by it. Section 8. The City or its duly authorized representatives shall have the right, at all reasonable times, to inspect the books and records of the Grantee whether located in the City or elsewhere. Section 9. The Grantee's under~akings shall be subject to its ability, by use of due diligence and normal ~business ~methods, to obtain and place in service the necessary materials and facilities. Moreover, the Grantee shall be excused from failure or delay in performing such obligations if and to the extent occasioned by act of God, fire, explosion, flood, act of a public enemy, contagion or contamination hazardous to human life or health, legal restraints, labor difficulties, material shortages, interruption or deficiency of gas supply not attributable to default of the Grantee or, without limitation, any other cause or combination of causes not reasonably within the Grantee'S abilit~y ~o antici,'pate or control. In any case of '97 sho;~,~.; gas supply due to any cause, where the Grantee by tease of is unable to furnish gas for all purposes, preference shall be to residential consumers in their use of gas for domestic purposes the period of any such shortage. there- Section 10. The Grantee, its successors or assigns, shall prepare file with the City Secretary a map setting forth it.~; distribution system located within th~ City which map shall be corrected and brought up to date fr6m time to time thereafter. Section 11. If the said Grantee shall fail to substantially comply wi h the conditions of the franchise, the City.shall have the right by nee duly passed therefor to forfeit ail the right and franchises herein granted to the said Grantee, provided that the City shall give Grantee, its and assigns, sixty (60) days' notice in writing, specifying the claimed to have been violated, and giving full and fair opportunit heard thereon before declaring such forfeiture, which notice shall and fully set out all of the conditions claimed and complained of a~ be given by the said City and shall be signed by the City Secretary the seal of said City, after having been properly authorized by the and governing body of the said City; provided, howeVer, that the shall have sixty (60) days~ after receiving such notice in which to and correct such violations and to substantially comply with the te and conditions of the ordinance; should the violations of this ordinance so complained of not have been rectified~and corrected and the terms con- ditions of this ordinance substantially complied with at the end of sixty (60) days, then, and in that event, the City shall have the -~r to forfeit this franchise on account of the violations specified in sa notice. In case of forfeiture as herein provided, the City reserves the right to purchase the distributing plant of the Grantee at: its fair appraised or to allow.the Grantee to remove same within one year from t~e date ~f such uccessors .t io ns ~o be ~irly shall nder Grantee ctify - 7- forfeiture, provided that, before any of said property may be removed, the Grantee shall be required to give to the City a good and sufficient bond that the streets and alleys will be placed and left in as ~ood condition. as found. In lieu of forfeiture, at the option of the City, for each and every breach or violation of any of the provisions of this ordinance by the Grantee, it shall be liable to a civil penalty of Twenty-Five Dollars and, if the breach or violation shall be a continuous one, each day during which such breach or violation continues shall be deemed a separate breach or violation of this ordinance. Section 12. The Grantee shall have the right and privilege of assigning this franchise and all the rights and privileges granted herein, and wherever the word "Grantee" appears herein it shall be construed as applying to its successors and assigns. Section 13. As part of the consideration for the granting of this franchise as he re inabave set forth and as compensation to the City for the use of the City's streets, alleys, highways and other public ways, the Grantee agrees to pay to the City such per~entage of such gross receipts from the sale of natural gas within the corporate limits of the City as may be legally established by the City by Ordinance. Section 14. If any section, paragraph, subdivision, clause, phrase, or provi- sion hereof shall be adjudged invalid or unconstitutional, the same shall not affect the validity hereof as a whole, or any part or provision other than the part or provision so decided to be invalid or unconstitutional. Section 15. Grantee shall, within thirty (30) days from date of the final passage of this ordinance by the City, fil. e with the City Secretary a written ~tat~ment signed ~ its na~ arid b'~alf by a duly authorized officer of Gran~ee in the follOWi~ fO~m.~ The Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Plai~ view: "Pioneer Natural Gas Company, for itself, its successors ~ nd assigns hereby accepts the attached Ordinance finally passed by the' "~ity Council of the City of Plainview, the ...... __day of 19' 68 , and agrees to be bound by all of its terms and provisions "Pioneer Natural Gas Company (Office) "Dated the day of " j, 1968 ·" This ordinance shall become effective upon its passage and as required by law, and acceptance by Grantee as required in this Se 15. AND IT IS SO ORDERED PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS i968 . ., IL..../. , ATTEST: City "MAYOR, Gity' of' Plainview ary - 9- approval :tion STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE C'~TY OF PIAINVIEW We, the undersigned Mayor and City Secretary of the City of Plainview, Texas, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the within and foregoing is a true and correct copy of this Ordinance No.___~.. granting a franchise to PIONEER NATURAL GAS COMPANY and that such Ordinance was duly read, approved and passed as required by the laws governing said City and duly signed by' the undersigned Mayor and attested by the undersigned City Sec- ; retary this of F~ Lz/7/'-~%~-'~ A.D 1968 City MAYOR, City of Plainview A~°''' """'~'o'"" ' ORDINANCE NO. 68 -995 ~,,,,.~ AN .A?PROPRIATJON ORiDINANCE WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Plainview finds it is; necessary to appropriate c funds out of Utility Fund funds for an approved project, and this ordinance deals operation of City departments in the public interest which creates an emergency: .NOW, THEREF~ BE iT ORDAINED BY THE CiTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW There is hereby appropriated out of the following described Utility Fund (Acct. #731-0-01 $600.00; Acct. The sum $ 626.40 #731-06-05 fund, t.o-w $26.40) For the' following purpose: Salary Adjustment to A1 D. Fitch WHEREAS, an.emergency exists as Shown.in the preamble to this ordinance, the enactmei nance is declared to be an emergency measure thereby creating-a public necessity that the proposed ordinances to be presented at two (2) separate Council meetings be dispensed with; and shall be effective from the d ate of its. passage, Passed by the C0uncil 'on this ATTEST: .AND IT IS SO ORDERED , i96 _8.- MAYOR Approved by: Division DireCtor ORiGiNAL Department Accounting Department rtain specific vith the daily - )RE., L: t of this'ordi- fie requiring tis ordinance ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING THAT ALI, PAWN BROKERS OR PERSONS RECEIVING AND DEALING~ IN SECONDHAlqD GOODS~ WARES OR MERC}IANDISE, KEEP A RECORD BOOK; PRESCRIBING TfLE ENTRIES THAT SHALL BE MADE IN THE RECOHD BOOK AND T~{E MANNER AND METHOD OF KEEPING SUCH RECORDS; PROVIDING THAT SUCH PERSON OR PERSONS SHALL, IF NOT PERSONALLY ACQUAINTED WiTH A~fO~ OFFERI~ A SECOND}~b~D ARTICLE TO HIM FOR SAILS, REQUIPoE TfIAT SUCH PERSON BE IDENTIFIED BEFORE PURCHASING SUCH ARTICLE; AND PROVID'i}{G A PENALTY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1: Pawnbrokers, Jewelers, Secondhand Dealers, etc.--Records. Every pawnbroker, jeweler or other person doing business as such in the City of Plainview, or who may hereafter engage in such business, and every dealer of any character of secondhand goods, wares or merchandise whatsoever, shall keep a record book, in which he shall make daily entries of any and all articles received by him in the course of his business, with a description of all articles. He shall affix a number to each article so received by him, and shall make an entry of such number in his record book. He shall also make a record in such book of the name of the person from whom he receives such article. The record books required to be kept by this section shall at ail times be open to the inspection of the Chief of Police, any member of the Police Department of the City of Plainview, the Mayor or other officer of the City; and it she'll be the duty of the persons required ~o keep such record books, to exhibit such record books to any officer aforesaid for inspection whenever demanded. SECTION 2: Same--Identification of Seller Whenever any person shall offer for sale any secondhand article to any dealer described in the preceding section, unless the dealer is-p~r$onally acquainted with such person so offering such article, the dealer shall require such p~rson to be identified before pur- chasing such article, and shall keep a record of the name of the person so offering such article for sale. SEGTION 3: The requirements of this ordinance shall not apply to goods, wares and merchandise received by dealers from wholesalers or jobbers in the regular course of business, nor to articles put-- chased from distributors who have an established place of business, no~ to articles received by any merchant, dealer or retail merchant,. as part,consideration for merchandise sold by him in the regular course of business. SECTION 4: Ordinance No. 68-991, enacted January 15, 196~ is hereby repealed. SECTION 5: Penalty Any person who shall violate or fail to comply with any the provisions of this Ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not less than $1.00 and not more than $200.00. PASSED AND ADOPTED This ~///~ .day of A.D. 1968. CITY Gq~ERK, City'of Plainview MAYOR, City of Plainview AN APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE NO. 68-997 ORDI~NANCE W~ERE AS, th~ City Council of the City of Ptainview finds it is,necessary to appropriate certain specific .funds out o~ General funds for an approved project, and this ordinance deals with thedaily operation of City departments in the public interest which creates an emergency: NOW~ THEREFORE, - BE iT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CiTY OF PLAINVIEW: There.is hereby appropriated out of the following described General fund, to-wit: The sum $ 708.00 For the folloWing purpose: To hire a full time employee to replace the:budgeted part:time clerk at ~ i~nger Memorial Library. WHElPEd{S, aa emergency exists as shown in the preamble to this ord.inance, the enactm.ent0f this ordi- nance is declared to be an emergency measure thereby creating a public necessity' that the rule requiring proposed ordinances to be presented at two (2) separate Council meetings be dispensed with; and this .ordinance 'shall be effective from the date of its passage. Council on AND IT IS SO ORDERED , 1968 . · MAYOR ATTEST: M~NAGER Approved by: Divls ion. DirectOr Department · . P~ainvie~ Published Every AfternoOn Except.~Siitgrday With Enlarged Sunday Plainview Daily THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE PU;BLISI-IED BY ALLI~ON COMMUN~CATIONS, INC. $¢1 BROADWAY -- PHON'E CApitol 4-~45 -- P.O. Box Plcdnview, Texas 7J~072 Edition BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personall- ...... d .a..m.e..s:..B.......0..s. ~.a..1..d ............................................ B..u..s. i .n...e..s..s... ~.a. r).a..~ (Title) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation pr Hale. County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, m-wit: ....... ........ ~ .a..r.c.h..2 2.,.. ~,~..6.a ................................................................ A. ~. .... ........ ~~B. us. in. as$ ..Ma n agex.. (Title) Fee: $40;32 SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this .......... .... .~a..r..c..h... A.D., 19...6..~. ....... dote- N'otaey Public, Hale County, The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar ORDINANCE NO. _68-99_ /~N ORDINANCH A~NV)iNG ZONING O~}INi~NCB NO, 794 ~D ~B 0FFICI~ ~ ZONE ~E NO. 167 South 1/2 of Lot 2, and the Nortil t/2 of Lot 3, Block 91, Alexander-Westmoreland Addition, located at 713 Houston. .,z~ OF H_&IN~fiEI~, HALE C0b~ TEXAS FROM R~2 to a C-1 ZONING ~,~ST~CT. ~. ~z~..~, the proposed change in Zordng =)~ duly presented to ~he ~'-~ ~- ~ '-' ~st~ zcts as hereinafter made has .t-'.,.ct~til.1:i.~ fi Zotlin~ Co~r~r~isslon for its reco~en~ation was received by the City Cou~icii, and after due consideration the City. of the City of Plainvzew finds t~a~ for the orderly grow%h of the C~t~z'~a] the pzoposed change as hereinafter set out will be in the public ~terest which creates an emergency~ ~d, ~{~AS, all conditions precedent required by law for a valid ~ Zonin.e Ordinmnce ~m~ ~ ~ .... ~ ........ en~ent tc n ~ ~ _ ~ ~-~, ~ o~en zu~y compl~e~ with, as well as-~ oczces ~n compliance wzth Section 18 of Ordin~ce [94 as well as no[~? vided by Article t011F Ve~on's ~nota~ed Civil Statutes-~ended, 1953, no~ice was duly~publis~ed in the PlainFiew Herald[ more tha~ fifteen przor to the dace of the PublJc ~-i~ ~'~ ..... ~.l ~ . -~ ..................,~ ~ ~ s ~¢~.e cna Crty Council of suCh':p posed mnen~ment~ and the Pubizc ne~rzng according to sazd notice was duly in the CS ty CouncilRoe, ~ "of I ~* '- "- t~e~ _.C~Y Hall, Pla~nv~ew, Texas, at which t~e persons appeared in support o~ the proposal; and after said hearing,.~ it wa the City Cowcil, datelined that it would be in the public interest due t changed conditions, that the Zoning Ordinance and the Zoning Map be ~ende the ma~er hereinafter set forth in the body of this Ordin~ce; NOW BE IT 0~AIN~D BY ~ CITY CO~CIL OF ~E CITY OF SECTION 1. That Ordinmnce No~ 794 and the Official Zoning Map be ~d the are hereby ~ended as follows, to-wit: Change : ZONE CASE NO. 167 Rezoning of the South 1/2 of Lot 2, and the North 1/2 of Lot 3, Block 91, Alexander-Westmoreland Addition, located at 713. Houston. )F THE ]RGENCY .~en which ncil lng the pro - ~ys ~eld ame City ofPlaznvzew,' ' Hale County, Texas, from an R-2 to a C-I Zonin~ Distric-c. From the date of thls Ordinance said-lot, tract, a~l of 1 md described shall be and hereby be changed to the Zoning District i the Official Map is amended in accordance herewith, ndmcaced a ~d WHEREAS, as shown in the preamble to th~s an emergency exists enactment of this Ordinance -;~ ~ .......... ' Ordinance, the ~ u~¢±ar~m ~o oe an emergency m~asure creating a public necessity that the rule requiring proposed Ordinance to be presantedLt two (2) separate Council meetings be dispense2 wit]h: and this OrdinanC~ sha be ef'fecti~e from the date of' its passage, ' Unanimously passed by the City Council th .18th. day of March . 19. k28 . :-' ;i" ,~/~, ) -' -.:' r' 7 - .... // / '--"' '. e /--'"27--,/3 . ; ;1 ri'k'_ '~J t O~.DtN~NCE NO. 68-9J~___ ZOO(2 Ct. SE NO. 165 East 150 feet of Lot l, and the [forth 6 feet of the East 150 feet of Lot 2, Block B, Hiway Addition, located at 2511 N. Columbia .... ~ ~ ~ R~I C-2 ZONING OIIY OF PZAINV~EW, F~kLE CO(~rFY, ~.~:~S FRO~4 ~ tO a , .~st.r.,.c ...s as hereinafter made has been. ~51EP~5~, the.proposed change ]~ Zombi. tm-'~' ' ' du~y presented ro the Plarm~.ng & Zc.~ln~ Cor~:~- ~m for ~ts reco~endation which was received by the City Coux,~.[, ~'xl a~rer due consideratxon the City Co~cil or. the Cz~ of Plainwew finds their~ ~0r the ogderly growth of ~e City making the uro~osed change as herexna~ter set out wx~.~ ~e in the public interest w~llch creates an emergency, $~[~IHREAS, all conditions precedent requxred by law for a valid ~en~ent to the Zonin50rdin~ce and Map, have been fully complied with, as well as giving nonces ~_:.~ comFt~ance with Section !8 o:~ Ordinance 794 as well as notices pro- vided by Article 1011F Vernon's ~ot~ed CiW& Statu~es-~ended, 1953, ~d not:roe was duly published ~ 'he Plainwew He~:a_,_d more than fifteen (15)days prior ~o n~e dare o~ ~;ixe Public ~-~e~ring before the City Co~cil of such pro- ' :, ' ~' [~:,car].x;~ accerduxg to said notice was duly held ~uo Zhe C~i:% council Room o~_ ~r~e C~ty Hhii, P].a]_n~iew, Texas, at which . , ~ su or~ of the proposal; and a~ter said hearing, it was by persons a'~¢pea, red pp . _ . . . the Cxi~,? Co~cil, dere~nxined that it would be in the publmc interest due to ch.~m, co~>d~itions, C-'-r -~e Zoa~.ng O~x:di~ance and the Zoning Map be ~ended the x~4me~ nerexna~ter sec forcn mn ~he body of this Ordin~ce; NOW ~E~FO~, BE IT ~RDAiNED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: S~.~_.LON i. That Ordinsmce No. 794 and.the Official Zoning Map be and the same are hereby amended as follows, to-wit: ZONE CASE NO. 1 68 Change : Rezoning of the East 15O feet of Lot l, and the North 6 feet of f'~ ~ ~ne East lsd feet Of Lot 2, Block B, Hiway Addition, located at 2511 North Columbia. ' v'.. oi Pl~zinview, Hale Comnty, Texas, from an R-1 to a C-2 Zoning i'ii}[s%:rict~ - From the date Of this Ordinance said--'Lo-~, tract, and oarcel of land de:;crJbed shall be and hereby be changed to the Zoning District indicated and. 'the ~ ..... c~l Map is amended in accordance herewith. .:-LiLd. M? s.~ emergency exists as shown .in the preamble to this Ordinance, the ez~'~c'~eaz of this Ordinance is declared to be an emergency measure creating a 7~>Izc necessity that the rule :requiring proposed Ordinance to be presented at i;;wo (2) separate Council meetings be dispensedwith; and this Ordinance shall be effective f'rom the date of its passage. Unan~mousiy passed by the City Councilthis' 18th. day of March , 1968 . ATTESTs: ~ Plai~ew~ Published Every Afternoon Except Saturday With Plainview Daily PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COM1VIUNIC~TIO~NS, BROADWAY -- PHONE CAlera1 4-4343 -- P. Plainview, Texas 7~072 THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day persc James B. Oswald Business Manage (Title) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulatio~ Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrm lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ..... ..... .M.a. ~.c..h....2..2..,.. ~.~ 6..8. ......................................................... ..... (Title) Fee: WN nilg and Zoning Commission' for its recommendation, which was receive~ by the City Council, and after due consider- atiol the ~,Ctty ~Council of the City Of plainvlew !.ffQ~s that f6r ffie ~orderly graph of 'th~ City making the .proposed c~o~e as here n~f~r set out will be ~n' the pub Jc tntprest wbich~.creafes an emergency; ,~U? ' WHEREAS,~[ dondifions 'D~cedent re- quir~ by Iow for o valid amendment fo the Zoning O~dinonce and ~op, have been fully compl ed with, 0s well ~iving notices in Compliance with Sec- hah ~8 of Ordinance 7ga as well os rices provided by Article ~011F Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes-Amended, 1953, and notice was duly published in ,the Ploinview Herald mo~ than fifteen (15) days odor fo the dote of the Public H~¢i~g before fha City Council of such proposed ~mendment, end the Public Hearing according 1o said rice was duly held in ~he City Coun- cfi Room of the City HOib Ptoinview, Texas, of which time persons appeared 'in Suooorl of the Proposob pad offer sold hooting, if wes by the Ci t y Council defermine~, fh~f it would be in the public intere~ d~e lo chonged con- dlfioa~ 'ihot the Zoning Or~]nonce t~e 'Zoning 'Mop be omend~ in the manner ,hereinafter set forth in 1he body of fhi~ Ordinance; NOw THERE- FORE, BE IT OEDA NED BY THE CiTY ~OU~CIL OF THE CiTY afl PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1. Th~ Ordinonce No. 794 end the Official Zoning Uop be end the some ore hereby emended es foll~s, to-wit:. ZONE ~AS~ NO; Change; Rez0ning of, lhe Eost.l~ feet of Lot l, and the NoHh 6 feet of the Eest~lS0, ~eef of Lot 2, Block B, Hiwoy Ad~ition, Iocotefl of ~ll North Columbim City of Ploinvi~w, Hoie County, Texas, frO~' an R-1 1o o ~-2 Z0ning Distrid. ~rom the ~ie of ibis. Ordinance .said Lot, tract, and porcei of land described' sho [ be and hereby be changed fo Zon ng District ind coted end fha' Of- ftc'al · ~oD iS omend~ In accordance herewith. WHEREAS, an emergency exists as~.~ shown n the .preah~ble tO this Ordi-~i~'?L nenc~, the enactment of thi~ Ordinance is declared-to be~ an emergency measure ;,jr cre~ting a public neCess fy that the rule requ ring proposed Ord nancb fo be pre- sented of ~0 (~) separate CounciP,]:~ m~fJngs be d sgensed with and 22nd SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this ................ day of Notary Public, Hate County, Texas The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar Plainview Published Ever), Afternoon Except Saturday With Enlarged Pla in view Da PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 801 BROADWAY -- PHONE CApitol 4-4343- p.O. Box Plainview, Tea:as 7P072 THE STATE OF TEXAS ) ) COUNTY OF HALE ) be¸ BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personall ......... 4 .a..m..e..s... ~.,... 9..s..~.'.a..z.O. ........................... .B..u..$. ~.n..e..s..s... ~.a..v..a.g..e..r. ........ (Title) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrumem Iished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ........... .......... ~.1~.~.c.h..22,...3~.968 .......................................................... A. ] ~ (Title) Fee: $39.24 SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this ..... 22n .H.a.r.c..h. ..... A.D., 19...6..8. ....... Notary Public, Hale County, Texas The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar OPJDINANCE NO. 68-100 ~N ORDINANCE ~w~iNG ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 794 AND THE OFFICIAL ~ CiTY OF PLAINVIEW' SO AS TO iviAKE THE FOTTnwT~''~n~,,~,~o G~ANGES, AND CREATING AN FJ ZONE C~£E NO. ]59 Lot 5, Block 71, Highland Addition, located at 1500 Quincy Ct1~ OF PLAINVI~f, HALE COIlN~FY, TEXAS FROM R-2 to a C-1 DISTRtGF. .... ZONING N-IEREAS~ the proposed change in Zoning Dmstr~c~o as hereinafter made has duly presented to the Planning & Zoning Co~r~nission for its recommendatio~ was received by the City Cotmcil, and after due consideration the City'C~ of' the City of Plainv~ew :finds that for the orderly growth of the City m~ the proposed change as hereinafter set out will be in the public interes~ which creates an emergency; and, N~EREAS, all conditions .precedent requmred by law for a valid amendment nZ~sO~ndicno~C~l%nncdeM~hh~eVcet~oenen fully complied with, as well as givi~ '~ ' ~ P ~ ' ~ 18 of Ordinance 794 as well as notiCes vided by Article i011F Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes-Amended, 19S3, notice was duly published in the Plainview Herald more than fifteen (15) prior to the date of the Public Hearing before the City Council of such ] posed mmendment, m~d the Public Hearing according to sa~d notice was dUl~ in the City Council Room of the City Hall, Plainview, Texas, at which ti persons appeared in support of the proposal; and[ after said hearing, it the City Council, determined that it would be in. the public interest due ~ ~ : ' the body of this Ordinance; NOW TF~ER~ ~ean~eda~eCr°n~trJ~n~na~tethrastetth~o.rZ~l~ng Ordinance and the Zoning Map be'amend BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CiTY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION i. That Ordinance No o 794 and the Official Zoning Map be and the are hereby amended as follows, to-wit: Change ZONE CASE NO. 169 Rezoning of Lot 5, Block 71, Highland Addition, located at 1500 Quincy. City of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, from an R-2 to a C-] Zoni] District. From the date of this Ordinance said]~6-t, tract, and parcel of described shall be and hereby be changed to the Zoning District indicated the Official Map is amended in accordance herewi~th. WHEREAS, an emergency exists as shown in the pre~nble to this Ordinance. ~ enactment of this Ordinance is declared to be an emergency measure crea~iz public necessity that the rule requiring proposed[ Ordinance to be presente two (2) separate Council meetings be dispensed with; and this Ordinance s~ be effective from the date of its passage. unanimously passed by the City Council this -~TTEST: 18th. day of March OF THE IERGENCY been which uncil king o the g pro- ad ~ays held Cs by ~o ~d in .~ORE, same land and ga ~ at ~11 68 ORDINANCE OF THE CI~~ OF PLAiNVtEW, TEXAS, GRANTING ~ THE Ci~f NATIONAL BA[2~( OF PLA[NViEW (A NATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION~ WITH iTS PRINCIPAL OFFICE IN PLAINVIEW, HALE CO~'TY, TEXAS) THE PERPETUAL RIGHT AND USE TO CONSTRUCT AND MAINTAIN A TD~NEL UNDER THE WEST PART OF THE EAST AND WEST ALLEY iN BLOCK 40, ORIGINAL TOWN OF PLAINVIEW, HALE COUNTY, TEXAS; P2ESCRIBING THE CONDITIONS, LiMITATiONS AND RESTRICTIONS ~DER WI{ICH SAID USE £~ND PRIVILEGE ~f~Y BE EXERCISED. BE iT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW (hereinafter referred to as "City", which said term also means the . corporate entity of the City of Plainview or the City Council whenever either of said meanings shall be appropriate in the context of this ordinance): That The City National Bank of Plainview (hereinafter called "Grantee") its successors and assigns, and by and through its agents and employees, be and it is hereby granted the right, :privilege and use to construct and maintain a tunnel under the ~WeSt part of the East and West alley in Block 40, Original Town i ~of Piainview, to be used in connection with its banking facilities, which tunnel is to be constructed in accordance with the plans and specifications on file with the City of Plainview Building Department, to which reference is here made for ali purposes upon the following terms, provisions and conditions, to-wit: SECTION 1: The term of this grant shall be perpetual. SECTION 2: The right, use and privilege herein granted is upon and subject to the following provisions: (i) The Grantee shall use reasonable precautions to avoid damage or injury to persons or property, and shall hold and save harmless the City from all damages, losses, or. expense caused by the negligence of the Grantee, its ~gents or employees., while exercising any of the rights herein granted. (2) Letters of consent to the construction and maintenance of said tunnel shall be furnished to the City of Plainview by Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, Southwestern Public Service PASSED AND APPROVED by the City Council of the City of Plainview~ Texas, on this the t8~h day of March, 1968. ATTEST ROVED: }~~ood, Mayor o--~-ti~e Ci Plainview, Texa.. The terms and conditions of the above and foregoing or /.~.~ day of March, 1968 are hereby accepted this --~ ~,~ . THE C~ NATIONAL BANK OF P BY: inance AiNVIEW Page AN ORDiNAN~ PROVIDING THAT THE ~NJ0~ SPEED LIMITS FOR SCHOOL ZON~ES SIf~ALL NOT APPLY TO SAiD ZONES DtlRING THE SCHOOL VACATION NOI~I'HS IN THE SII~iMER ~-~N SCHOOL IS NOT IN SESSION; PROVIDING A SEVERABILiTY CL&USE; AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR _THE VIOLATION THE RE OF. WHEREAS, the City of Piainview has various Ordinances establish- ing school zones and regulating the speed of vehicles in such zones; arid WHEREAS, in the summer vacation months when school is not in session, it is not necessary foz~ the safety of school children to maintain said school zones; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1: During the summer months of each year when school is in vacation and beginning one week after school has closed in the spring and terminating one week before ~hhool opens in the fall, the maximum speed limit for school zones shall be the speed limit otherwise provided by Ordinance. If the City does not have an Ordinance otherwise prescribing the speed limit, then the speed limit for that portion of said street shall be the speed limit as prescribed by the Statute of the 8tate of Texas. SECTION 2: In the event that summer s~hool or any other .type of school should be conducted at the school adjacent to any school zone during the summer months, the said school zone speed limit shall remain in full force and effect. SECTION~: -During that portion of the year when school is in session, the spe~d limit for school zones established by Ordinance heretofore passed shall not be affected in any manner by the passage of this Ordinance. SECTION 4: The Director of Public Safety, Health and Welfare of the City of Plainview shall place appropriate signs at said school zones so as to inform the public of the maximum speed limits in all such school zones, both during the times when school is in session and during the months when school is not in session. published Every Afternoon.ExCept :Sai~arday W4th Enlarged Pla in v iew Daily H, PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COiVJMU1NICATIONS, INC. 801 BROADWAY -- PHONE CApitol 4-~43 -- P.O. ]Box 1240 Plainview, Texas 79072 THE STATE OF TEXAS' COUNTY OF HALE WH it is schoo zoJle~ COUF VIER SEC montr vacoti school termi~ opens limit speed dinah( Ordim speed that ~ ute at sho0ld jacent BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally~,~p.,s~mm SEC' ...... .J..a..m..e...s....B.,....O..s..~..a..Z..d. ........................Business Manager the ye ~ ................................................. s'peed (Title) by O! not b~ passag of the Plainview Daily Herald. a newspaper of ,,general circulation publ]~ s~c- Safety, Of 'Signs , Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrument ~ form t during s~hoo! iished in sa~d newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ............... s~c~ ' and if .... Aprxl 9 A Ih ' ~hraee '~ ......................................................... stitutim ~ (Title) i ~is' or, ing the not ~necegsPry fpr '1~3e g~f_~t~ o' ' C~ildrem 1o meint~[fi N~WT5 THErEFOR'Er - ~ :~ o~ 'T~ C~T~~ O~-~L~ "ION 1: During the of ,~ch y~ when school ia n Bnd beginning one week offer has closed in the s~ring and iting one w~k before school in the fall, the maximum s~ed ~r the school zones shall be the limit otherwise ~rovided by 'Or- ~. If the City apes not hove ~ce of he.isa Pr~cribing fha limit, then }he s~ed limit for ~ion of said ~reet shall be }he [imi~ es ptescri~d by the the State of Texas. ION ~: In ~e event. ~ sum- baal or any other lyre of ~hooJ be conduded et fha school fo any school zone during the ' months, the said school zone im~' shaft remain in full force ~ct. ION 3: During that po~ion r When school is in session, fha [mJJ ~or school zo~s established li~o~¢e hereto~re ~ossed shoU e~ed in any manner by the of this Ordinonce. ION 4: The Director of Pub Heolth-and Welfare of the' City ~view shell 010ce oPpropriate sai~ school zones so as fo · public of the maximum speed n ell such school zones, both the times when school is in end during the months when s not in session. ON 5: The ~rovis~ns of this e ore decldred ~o be severable ~f ~is ordinance shaft for any )e held to ~ invalid or uncon- ~1, sUCh dec~sto~ shall not effect dJty of the remaining se~ ohs, s, clouse~ or Dhras~ of this e, but they shall remain in being fha legisl~ive-intenf that nonce shall s~ona notwithstand- invalidity of any. 6: Ordinance No. 65-850 : Any person violating any ions of this ordinance ghall, cf|on -thereof, - be punished of not le$~ than One Dollar not more than Two Hundred SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this .... ~.~h .... .Ap?..i& A.D., 19....6.~ ...... ~th S-M. 'B Hood MAYOR, City' of Pl6iriview S-M. L Rea ' of Plain¥iew (April 9, 19,q8) Notary Public, Hale County, Texas The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar be severable and if any section, sente~.ce, clause or phrase of ordinance shall for any reason be held to be invalid or unconst tional, such decision shall not affect, the validity of the rems ing sections, sentences, clauses or phrases of this ordinance, they shall remain in effect, it being the legislative intent th this ordinance shall stand notwithstanding the invalidity of an part. The provisions of this ordinance are declared ~.o :his itu- [n- it SECTION 6: Ordinance No. 65~850 is hereby repealed. SECTION 7: Any person v' zoia~zng any of the provisions of ordinance sha~, upon conviction thereof, be punished by a fine not less than One Dollar ($t.00) and not more than 'fwo Hundred Dollars ($200, PASSED ARiD APPROVED this A.D., 1968. CITY CLERK, City of Plainview day of March MAYOR, City o,f Plainview his of :,.~ ORDi.,.~,~CE .... ,~SC~ ..... ~ .... ~iE S~:~D .hl[~T ON PORTIONS OP STP~ETS iN ~,~:fEREA$~ afc~..r an angln.aerlng and traffic investigation, the Cicy Csuncti of ~zne Ci[:y of Piainview finds that circumstances are such ghat the ma~.~imum reasonabl~ safe speed fox tithe opera,ion of veit~.c~:s unaer cae conditions fo u~a uo exist on one portions of ~he. streets'~;ere~nafger atls~.~o~'"~' ~o~.~.~e~ ......... :tn the City of Piainview is <;s prescribed by abe O-~eina~%ce hereinaf:er enacted; and e,.e~.~no en,~ u~ investigation shows that uhe po~'tions of the streets in Piainviaw herez;:,after in this Ordina~R~'~e ~..~e~ are :n the vicinity of s~:hoolz ~n tae .,.;~,:v of Plainview and ~t the safety of the scnoot children ~kcs it ~,.dvisable and necessary no designate ,said portions of street~ as school zones and to prescribe the m~ximum limits of speed as herei~fter prescribed by this Ordinance; BE iT 0RDAIN~D BY THE CITY COUNCIL 0F TP~ CITY OF ?LAiN~IEW: SECTION t: The pomtion or portions of the streets of the City of Piainview hereinafter described and designated are hereby declar- ed to be school zones. It shall be unlawful for any person operating any automobile, motor cycle~ motor scooter~ or any type of motor vehicle which is self-prope't2ed, to operaue saia automobile, motor cyc!e, motor scooter, or any type of motor vehicle which is self~propeiled, at a greater speed thah twenty (20) miles per hour between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thurs- days and Fridays of each week on the following protions of the following streets: On Galveston Street between 12th Street and 13th Street; On Houston Street between llth Street and I3th Street; Plai~view TI '~REPi F~A ' FLICT TtON Plainview Daily of vehicie.~ to exist PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COMMUNICATIONS, INC. , hereinofte City o~ 801 BROADWAY -- PHO~ CA~i ~43~ -- P.O. ~x lP'fhe Plainviezo, Texas 7Y072 56 iNS OF PLAIN- D - PaR- ZONES: and traf- THE STATE OF TEXAS' ) ) COUNTY OF HALE ) inaffer NOW. '.BE IT ~ COUNCIL VIEW: SECTION i of the street~ hereinafter d~ hereby declm as here-, I~rdJonance; ~AINED {BY ;HE CITY THE CIITyF0 PLAIN- The aor~ion or oorhons of the City of! p ainview crfbed and desi~lnated arK. d to be school! zones. It shall be unlawful for e~y Person aperating ,an~ automobile, m~tor cycle, BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day ......... mo~,,r scaoteor any, ty~e ~ot motor ~ ' -IJ~"LO~'~J'ld't vehic,e whic~ ts seff-o~opell~, to ap- erie ~id c rfomobile~ motor cycle, James B. Oswald ~mot6r motor scooter~ or any tyue o~ m o t 6 r ~Le~ ~a~e~ vehicle which is seff-drope{led, at a .............................................................. · ............................................. gre~ter speed than ~enty (20) miles o~r hour' be.~Jen the hours off (~e) .~d. 4:~ ~.m~ on Mondays, ~Tuesdoys, ~nesda~, ~hur~ays and Fridays of r~c{ w~k o~fhe fo owing ~orf}ons of of ~he Flai~vie~ Daily Herald, a ~ewspape~ of general d~c~bfio~ t~, ~o, ~ [~ On Oalve&oh StrUt betw :,Str~t and t~th Street; -~n R~u~n IStr~t baleen t~ffh Street Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached ~nstrume]. ~.... '~t ~, On .l~h Street between [Gaive~on ~r~t oho HoUston Street; Hshed ~n smd newspape~ on each of the follow,nE dates, to-wk: ......... ~s~.., ~.~ sm~,. s~t~ J-'.On 16~ Sf~ef be~ee6 ' Quincy On SOur, ~P~dwoy Sfr~f' between -So.wes 9t~-Street end E~ A April 9, 1968 'Sch0ol;'So~hwe~ l'~th ~r~f . by { Hillcresf ~ Business ~nage rO~ ]8th tre~t between ....... ~On }nda¢ ~d~{ bergen ]Sth' Street ~n 21 (~[tIe) on llth tre ~freet 5th Street On Ufic~ 5treet ?Sth Street SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN. TO BEFORE ME this .... Apr!..1 ..... A.D., ] 9 .... .6:8::. .... 31st qamDbelI Notary Public, Hale Count The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar On 12th Stree~ between Galveston ¢' ~ ~,tree~ and Houston Street; On 13th S~reet between Calvesto~ S~reet and Houston Street; On i6th Street bet~eenQuincy~ Street and Smythe $~reet; a£pzne Street; Between Southwest ilth Street and Southwest 13th Street by Hillcrest School; On iSth Street between Independence Street and Joliet StreE .On Independence Street between 18th Street and 20th Street; On llth Street between' Oakland Street and Raleigh Street; On 10th Street between Portland Street and Quincy Street; On Canyon Street between 5th Street and i0th Street; On 20th Street between Utica Street and Amarillo Street; On Yonkers Street between i9th Street and 24th Street~ On Joliet Street between 18th Street and 20th Street; On 32nd Street between Joliet Street and Lexingto~ Street; On Lexington Street begween 31st Street and 32nd Strean; On Austin SDreet between CampSetl Street and Givens S~reet; On-Ash Stree~ between~9th Street and 10gh Street; On 9~h Street between Ash S~ree~ and Beech Streeg; On Eas~ 4th Street between Cedar SI:reef and Elm Street; On Hilton Street between 1000~blOck and 1300 block of El Ca~ Drive; ~ ino SECTION 2: The p~ .... ax. OhS of this Ordinance shall be construed in cmtiunctio, 'with Ordinance No, ~ ~6_~. $~1_00~ :~rescribing speed limits ~ring surm~er months when ~chooi is in vacation. SECTION 3 ~ 14, of the Code of ta~ 66-952 of the City SECTION /4,: Any ~he provisions~'~. mot less than $I.00 amd PASSED Snbsaction i O2 Section 75 of Ara.~c.~a ~, el~apte~ Plain.view, 1957, and Ordinance No. is ~hereby repealed. shall violate or fail no comply with ~reof shall be punished by fine of thafl $200.00. ~%YOR, City of Piainview ATTE S ~. - - CITY CLERK, of Piainview Published,,E~e~ry .A~e~'~i~.~-~u~dii~,:With Enlarged Sund Plain view 'Da il) , PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COI~02qIC~TIONS, INC. 8~1 BROADWAY -- PHON-E CApitol 4-4343 -- p.O. Box 1240 Plainviezo, Texas 7J?072 AT AND THE arian THE STATE OF TEXAS ) ) COUNTY OF HALE ) on view only intersect ,with BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally James B. Oswald Business Manager (Title) of the Ptainview Dally Herald, a newspaper of general circulation with Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrument '- (b) lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: on ............. shah fersection b6inf heir ........ gpr.i.1 ....... 9 ......................................................... A. (Title) SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this ~:p.r.J,~ ....... A.D., 19 .... 6..0. ..... City limit. maximum le<joj speed limit for Westbound traffic only the' Point of limit, ~his miJe the Point with the centerline of point 0.097 mile with the cen'J*eP. ,Street, a distance of 0,250 mob for a distance of 0.534 ooint of intersection With of Elm Street; ; mph for a distance of, 0.285 he point of inferseicfion With rline of Ash Street; mph for a distance of 0.293 point of lht~rse_ct on' with dine of Columbia rnoh for Notary The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar AN ORDI~NCE PRESCRIBING T}~ SPEED LIMIT ON UNITED STATES HIG~B~AY 70 (FiF%H STREET) IN THE CiTY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, AT LO~%TION~ HEREINAFTER DESIGNATED; P~EPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CON~FLI~T W,ITH: AND PRES_~Cg_I~%~G A PEmqLTY FOR ~[E VIOLATION OF THiS ORD] WHEREAS, after an engineering, a~d traffic inve City Council of~t circumstances such that the maximum reasonable and safe speed for the operat~ of vehicles under conditions found to exist on United States H~ h- way 70 within the City limits of Ptainview is as prescribed by :ne City Ordinance hereinafter enacted., N'OW~ %H~,P~EFOR~,~ ~ ~ BE I%' ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CiTY OF PI~%INViEW: SECTION t: The speed limits on that portion of United St~ :es Highway 70 lying within the City of Plainview, (the same being 'ifth Street in the City of Plainview, Texas), at the locations herei after designated shall be as follows: (a) The maximum legal speed limit on West 5th Street. i~ ti City of Plainview (which street is also United States High.way 70) for Eastbound traffic only shall be 60 mph from the pozat intersection with the West City limit, a point 0.511 mile ~e~c f the point of intersection with the cennerline for United Stanes Highway 87, to a point 0.111 mile West of the point of inner~ec zon with the centerline for United States Highway 87; Thence 50 mph for a distance of 0~.888 to the point of inte~ tion with the centerline of Amarillo Street; Thence 40 mph for a distance of 1.730 miles to the poln~ intersection with the centerline of Columbia Street; Thence 30 mph for a distance of 0.293 ]mile to the poi6t of intersection with the centerline of Ash Street; Thence 35 mph for a distance 0,285 mile to the point of ~r- section with the centerline of Elm Street; Thence 45 mph for a distance of 0.534 mile to a poin~,~this point being 0.097 mile East of the point of intersection wi:h the centerline of Milwee Street; Thence 50 mph for a distance of 0.117 mile to the point of intersection with the East City limit. (b) The m~ximum legal ~pee~t limit on 5th Street for We,ll. bound traffic only shall be 50 mph from the point of intersection the East City limit, .this point being 0.347 mile East of the of intersection with the c~nterl~ne~,~ of ~,tilwee Street, to a poi-hr 0.097 mile East of ~'h? {.nO~r~e~Iti, on with ii~.h~ centeriine of Mi, t~e c~ dis ~:a nc section with the centectine of Elm Street; Thence 35 mph for a distance of 0.285 mile to the point of inter~ section with the centerline of Ash Street; Thence 30 mph for a distance of 0. 293 mile to the point of inter- section with the centerline of Columbia Street; Thence 40 mph for a distance of 1.730 miles to the point of intersection of the centerline of Amarillo Street; Thence 50 mph for ~ 4]::~ .... ~-~, -: o gS$ m. ile to a point 0.111 mile West of the poi.~,u o ,,~ .',:~t.c,.~n with t~e centerline of United States Highway No. 87; Thence 60 t~ph for a distapce of 0.400 mile to :be p~:fr~t of section wzt~ the West City ii~ a p~i. nt ~]~5'iI r~ !~ point of intersection with the cencer.li.~e of '~;n'£t~q Sl:a~as way No. 87. SECTION 2: The symbol "mph" as used in this Ordinance is a symbol for and means "miles per hour". SECTION 3: Notwithstanding the provisions and speed limits fixed by Section t (a) and (b) of this Ordinance, that portion of Fifth Street between Elm Street and Cedar Street is hereby declared to be a school zone, and the maximum speed limit on said portion of Fifth Street shall be twenty miles per hour between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thurs- days and Fridays of each week,' except during the times prescribed by Ordinance No. 68-1002 of the City of Plainview, the provisions of which Ordinance-shall apply to said school zone. At all other times the said speed limit on said portion of Fifth ~:~?et Elm Street and Cedar Street as herein designated to be a . zone shall be as _provided in Section 1 (a) and' (b) of this Ordinance. SECTION~ ~: It .shall be unlawful for any person to operate any motor vehicle which is self-propelled, automobile or motor cycle on the street, streets or highways as hereinabove described at a'speed greater than that which is hereinabove designated in Section 1 and Section 3 of this Ordinance as the maximum speed limit for the above designated portions of Fifth Street in the City of ~lainview. : Ordinance No. 65-868 and all~ Ord~idanceS"°r Pa: of Ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this Ordinanc~ hereby repealed.. SECTION 6: Any person who shall violate or fail to compl~ the provisions of this Ordinance shall be deemed guiitv of a demeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by finE: not less than $t.00 and not more than $200.00. PASSED AND APPROVED this _/~ day of ts are with S- of ATTE ST: CITY CLERK, City of Plainview MAYOR, City of Plainview AN ORDi~iNCE PP~ES~IBiNG ~ SPEED LI~IT ON D~NITED STATES HIGHWAY NO. 87, BUSINF~SS ROUTE (LOOP 445)~ COLOiM~BiA STtLEET~ iN TF~ CiTY OF P~INViEW~ TEXAS, AT LOO%TiONS ]%ZP:~tNAi?'~R DESIGneD; ~PEALING ALt. O.~8~i NAN{;ES IN CONF[,ICi~ HEREWll]~; AND PRES~IBING A PENALTY FOR ~]tEREAS, after an engineering and traffic in~vestigation, the City Council of the City of' Plainview findS~-that'circumstances are such that the maximum reasonable and safe speed for the operation of vehicles under conditions found to exist on United States High- way No. 87, Business Route (Loop 445), Columbia Street, within the City limits of Plainview, is as prescribed by the City Ordinance hereinafter enacted; NOW, THEREFORE, BE iT ORDAINrED BY THE CiTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION t: The speed limit on Columbia Street in the City of Plainview (Business Route United States Highway No. 87, Loop 445) at the locations hereinafter designated shall be as follows: (a) The maximum legal speed limit for Southbound traffic only shall be 50 mph from the poin~ of intersection with the North City limit, this point being 0.029 mile North of the point of intersec- tion with the centerline of West 29th Street, to the point of intersection with the centerline of West 27th Street, a distance of 0.191 mile; thence 40 mph for a distance of 0.930 mile to the point of intersection of the centerline of West 13th Street; thence 30 mph for a distance of 0.684 mile to the point of intersection with the centerline of United States Highway 70, West 5th Street; thence 40 mph for a distance of 0.183 mile to the point of intersec- tion with the centerline of West 3rd Street; thence 45 mph for a distance of 0.200 mile to a point; thence 50 mph for a distance of 0.586 mile to the point of intersection with the City limit, a point 0.006 mile South of the centerline of 10th Street Southwest; thence from another point of intersection with the City limit, this point being 0.284 mile to the South and 0.033 mile North of the point of intersection with the centerline of Lindberg Street 55 mph for a distance of 0.407 mile to the point of intersection with the South City limit, a point 0.077 mile South to the center- line of an East-West county roadway. (b) The maximum legal speed limit for Northbound traffic only shall be 55 mph from the point of intersection with the South City limit, this point being 0.077 mile South of the point of intersec- tion with the centerline with an East-West county roadway to the point of intersection with the centerline of West Alpine Drive, a distance of 0.471 mile; thence 50 mph for a distance of 0.800 mile Plainview Pubhshed Every A ~et"~¢h!!!~ ~df y: ~;W ith Enlarged Plain view Daily H, PUBLISI-LED BY ALLISO/,T CO1VJ/VII/NICATIOATS, INC. 8~1 BROADWAY -- prI-IC)NE CApit~l 4-4343 -- p.O. Box 1240 Plainvi~v, Texas 731072 THE STATE OF TEXAS ) ) COUNTY OF HALE' ) ,No. (al for : mph the 0.029 secti, BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally e, i. ~ecti* ..... J. am es..'.B ......8. ~w~td .................................... B.u.$.io.e.s.a ..~n~g~r.. ~s~gt,~, ......... mile (Title) the 45 of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation pum~s ~,~ ~Souff ~out~ traffi~ ~ with the centerline of West 29t the point of intersection wit line of West 27th Street, ce of 0,191 mile; thence 40 distance of:0~930 mile to the DO .~r~ecf on of the cent,flirt, of itre,:t; thence 3~ m~h far a dj.· of 0.684 mile to the ~oint of inter - with the centerline of Unite, H~ghway 70, West' Sth Str. e~t 40 mph for o distance :of 0 18 o the point of intersection witi 'nterline of West 3rd Street,.theh'c. ~h. tcrc distance of 0.200 mile tt; thence 50 m~h for a 'distanc, i6 mile fo the point of interffectio~ 'he C~t¥ limit, a point 0.~6 of the cent, flirt, of 10th Sfree vest; thence from another boint- o ~ctian with the City 'limit. fbi Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrument waDomt he, no 0.~a4 mile to the $ou[h an, i0.033 mfle North of the Doint of ~nter sectit , w/th the Lente~line of Lindber~ Sire, 55 mph for a distance of 04C~ mile Jto the ooJnt of intersection wit lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit:................. the ,~ ,ufh Cit~, limit, a Pofnt 0.077 mil, · Seuff to the centerline of' an .East-Wes . COUmr roadway. ........ ~-R~ ...... ° ~ ......................... A D 1~ - (b)T~e maximum J~ga speed' mi ~ ~ ~' ....................................... imDh(t°r t ~rthbound,trafftCrem the Point of onlYintersectionShall bewitl ~( I '~ ~..~ ~ _ ~ __~ ~ ;'the ]~uth City limit, this point ~~.~ , w~ , · ., 0.077 mi e South of the Po nt of ntet: /~'~ ............................ --.-, ........ -C).U.,~..~.nP_~S~..~lSJ-ja~r, ........... sectk i wi*h the cent, tithe with an East / ...... ~ West county roadway to the pont ~ t'l]~e) inter~ction with the 'centerliae 'of Wes Alpin~ D~ive, q distance of 0L471 mile fhenc~ 50 m~h far a dlstanc~ of mile Ito a Do nfl thence 45 mph for a~ L"' /'7 /"~/ distarJ~ce of 0200 role'to the: pont'O - - serliO-" ' the State4 thenc~ SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this ..... 9.th ...... ,..A. pr. il,... A,D., 19..6.~ ....... l~otary Public, Hale County, Texas .ilnd The symbol '"m~h" o symbol fo~ The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar City of Plai~ repeated. ~;SEqlFION 6:' Any Person. Who shat Niolat~. ar foil Jo co~pJy with, the (~i~iO~'of this ordinance shall b~ deem- ~ g~lty ef a/misdem~nor &~ uDon ~[~nvl~Hon ther~f shaE be ou6~shed ~y ~,fife o~ not tess lhan' $1.~ and 'rnOt mote than Published Every Afternoon Except Saturday With Enlarged Sm Plainvi~w 194, OF Pla in view Da il) PUBLISHED BY ALLISON' COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 8gl BROADWAY -- PHONE CApitol 4-4Jd3 -- p. O, Box 1240 Plainview, Tezas 7Y072 THE STATE OF TEXAS ) ) COUNTY OF HALE ) BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, ,on this day personally ..... .4 .a..m ~.s... ~.:...0.s...w..a..~.¢. ................................. ~ .u..s. ~ .n .q .s .s....~).a.n..a.g.e. ~ ......... (Title) BE v~EWf' SECTB State be as (al 7rl on stall bound, t trcrn Nortl~we Nerlhwe centerlin of infer YenkeKs thence : milo tO distance infersed West 20 distance tersedic 16th Stf ,,~, tersec:Hc of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation put>. States i (bi T on Stol Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrument ¥ Nerthbo mph fr( the can' 70, Wes lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ............... 16th St theace ................................................................................. A. D. ~he thence '.... ~ Business Manager J4orthw, with 'th '~ .... ~ ....................................... thence ......... mile (Title) th~ NO - section Str~,t. SECT used I for SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this .g, Er~k ..... A.D., 19. ~.6.8.... tion that Si~leen by .... 9.~h ..... ~ile, Frida the Notary Public, Hale County, Text, nance. maximum.,~Je!;]al speed limit Highway 19~'~ DimmiH Road and Quincy Street, for South- fffic only shall be 60 mph ~oint of intersectio~ with the city limit, o point 0.b07 mile of the Intersection with the of Canyol~ Streeb to the point ct on of the centerline of freer, a distance of 0.268 m la; , mph for a distance of 0.219 ~ point; thence 50 mPl~ for o of 0.515 m · to the point of ~n with the centerlin~ of · Street; thence 40 mph for a bf 0.273 mile to a-point of w th the centerline of West et; thence 35 mph for a ds- 0.930 mite to the point of in- with the centerline of United [ghway 70. West 5th Street. maximum legal speed limit ~ Highway 194, Quincy Street mmitt Ro~d Northwest - for nd traffic only shall be 35 n the po nt of intersection with r in~ qf United States Highway 5th Street, to the point of in: ~ 'with the centeriine of West ;et, a distance of 0.930 mile; tO mph for a dlst0nce of 0.415 the point of intersection with interline of West 20th Street'; ~0 mph for a distance of 0.5t5 a point, 'a point 0.200 mile ~t of the point of intersedicn centerilne of West 24th Street; 5 mph for a distance of 0.487 the point of intersection with rhwest city limit, e aoint rthwest of the point of inter- vith lhe cenierline of Canyon :~N 3 The. symbol "mph' as th~s Ordinance is a symbol ION 4: NoiWHhstanding the pro- and speed limits fixed by Sec- ~ Street and ~lh lred 16'~ be 'a school zone, The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar (bi SEC hereb3 SEC violat~ vision: upon tshed PA day in Section of ihi.~ limit. lION 6: Ordinance No, 65-B79 i~ repealed. ~; r ON 7 Any person who shai~ .o4' (ail to comply with the pr~ · of ' this Ordiriance shall be) ~ guilty of ~ misdem~nor on~ ~o~yicfion thereof shall be pun~ by ,~ fine' of nat )ess ~on ST.~ ~ more. than ~00. · ~ OP~iNANCE NO. ~ ¢-f ' AN ORDINANCE ?RESCRiBING T~ SPEED LiNiT gin STATE HIGHWAY i94~ DIMAMITT ROAD NOR%I~rEST AND QUINCY STREET, IN %R{E CITY OF PLAi~:f TEXAS, A~ LOCATIONS PoEREiNAFTER DESIGNATED; REPEALING ALL ORDI1 IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; A~ PRESCRIBING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLAT OF TI{IS ORDINANCE. WI{EREAS, after an engineering and traffic investigation, City Council of the City of Plainview finds that circumstances such that the m~ximum reasonable and safe speed for the operat vehicles under conditions found to exist on State Highway 194, Road Northwest and Quincy Street within the City limits of Pia~ is as prescribed by the City Ordinance hereinafter enacted; NO~ %'HE REF ORE, BE IT ORDAIN~ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF ~I{E .CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1: The speed limit on State Highway 194, Dimmitt Road Northwest and Quincy Street at the locations hereinafter shall be as follows: (a) The maximum legal speed limit on State Highway 194, Dirmmitt Road Northwest and Quincy Street, for Southbound traffj shall be 60 mph from the point of intersection with the Northwe city limit, a point 0.007 mile Northwest of the intersection wi centerline of Canyon Street, to the poinC of intersection of th centerline of Yonkers Street, a distance of 0.268 mile; thence mph for a distance of 0.219 mile to a point; thence 50 mph for distance of 0.515 mile to the point of intersection with the c~ of West 20th Street; thence 40 mph for a distance of 0.273 mile point of intersection with the centerline of West 16th Street; 35 mph for a distance of 0.930 mile to the point of intersectio the centerline of United States Highway 70.~ West 5th Street. iEW, ANCES ON ~re on of Din~nitt ~view ~-signated ~ only ~t ~h the ;5 ~ter line to a :hence wi th (b) The maximum legal speed limit .on State Highway 194, Q ~incy Street and Dimmitt Road Northwest for Northbound traffic only sl ~all be 35 mph from the point of intersection with the centerline of Un .ted States Highway 70, West 5th Street, to the point of intersectio~ with the centerline of West 16th Street, a distance of 0.930 mile; ti ~ence 40 mph for a distance of 0.415 mile to the point of intersect centerline of West 20th Street; thence 50~ mph for a distance of mile to a point, a point 0.200 mile Northwest of the point ~f .ret- section with the centeriine of West 24th Street;~' thence 55 mph or a distance of 0.487 mile to the point of intersection with the city limit, a point 0.007 mile Northwest of the point of inters~ with the centerline of Canyon Street. SECTION 3: J.n. symbol "mph" as used in this Ordinance is a ~ ' ~ ~-~" hour". symbol 'for and means mz~=s per SECTION 4: Notwithstanding the provisions and speed limits fixed by Section i (a) and (b) of this Ordinance, that portion of Quincy Street between Sixteenth Street and '9th Street is hereby declared to be a school zone, and the maximum speed limit on said portion of Quincy street shall be twenty miles per hour between the hours of 8:00 a.~n. and 4:00 p.m, on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, T'hursdays and Fridays of each week, except during the times as may tL.e City of Plainview ..~ Oro ~.~a~,~e ~o. 68-1002 of ~ be prescr'~bed by ~" ' '~ ~ ~hich shall apply to said scho~'~'zone. At al". other 'times the said speed limit ~n said portion of Qui~.cy Street between Sixteen, th Street and 9~h Street as herein designated to be a school zone shell be as provided in Sectioo i (a)' and (b) of this Ordinance. SECTION 5: It shall be unlawful for any person to operate a motor vehicle ~hich is self-propelled, automobile or motorcycle on. the above designated portion of Quincy Street and Dimmitt Road Northwest in the City of Plainview, at a speed greater than that which is hereinabove designated in Section 1 (a) and (b) and Section 4 of this Ordinance as the maximum speed limit. SECTION 6: Ordinance No. 65-870 is hereby repealed. SECTION 7: Any person who shall violate or fail to comply with the provisions of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty or a mis- demeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than $1.00 and not more than $200.00. PASSED AND APPROVED THiS~_~____~ day of /P~/~- , A.D. 19.68. MAYOR, City of Plainview ATTEST: ;- c~-~Y- c~ERK, ~ity of Plainv' w Pla~n~iew Publistted Every Aflernoon,LExcept:$aturda:y With Enlarged Pla view Da il) PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COM2qIUI~CATIONS, INC. 81)1 BROADWAY -- PHONE CApitol 44343 -- p.O. Box 1240 Plainview, Tezas 7Y072 W~ THE STATE OF TEXAS ) ) COUNTY OF HALE ) BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, ,on this day personally James Bo Oswald Business Manag. e~: (Title) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath 'that the attached instrument lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ............. ...... as follows: maximum leDol speed limif~ ~ound traffic only shall · om the Point of intersecHoh centerline of .the Southbound' United States Highway 87, being B.350 mile North of the-j ~tersectlon with the centerlinel tighway 194, f~ anolfler ~oint j :tlon with the Southbound 1nitod States. Highway 87, I mile South of the; point of i with the centerfine with way 194, a distance of 0:663 maximum with the 194, The symbol '~moh" as urdinance s ~ symbol ~ SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this ....... .3.pr.~..t ..... A.D., 19 .... .6..8 ..... Notary Public, Hale County, Texas this Isf i S-M,. B Hood City of Pl~ln,~ ew Plainview l' (A0ri! 9, 19681 The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar AN ORDINANCE PRESCRIBING THE SPEED LIMIT ON THE SERVICE ROADS F iN ?~ Ci~ OF P~I~EW, TEXAS, AT EE L~ATtONS HEREINAFTER D~ ~P~LING ALL ORDINANCES IN C ONFLICT HE'WITH; A~ P~SCRIBING PENAL~ F~ ~iE VIO~TION OF ElS ORDI]NANGE. ~E~S, after an engineering and traffic investigation, City Council of the City of Plainview finds that circu~tances such that the ~xim~ reasonable and safe speed for the operati of vehicles under conditions found to exist on United States 87 service roads at the intersection with State Highway 194 witt the City Limits of Plainview is as prescribed by the City ~din~ hereinafter enacted; NOW, T~FO~, BE iT OP~AI~D BY ~ CI~ CO~CIL OF ~ CI~ OF P~I~W: SECTION 1: ~e speed limit on ~e service roads for Unite~ States Highway 87 at the intersection with State Highway 194 in. the City of Piainview, Texas, at the locations hereinafter designated shall be as follows: (a) The maximum legal speed limit; for Southbound traffic only shall be 45 mph from the point of intersection with the cer line of the Southbound lanes for United States Highway 87, this being~ 0.350 mile North of the point of intersection with the Cen line for State Highway 194, to another point of inters&ction wit the Southbound lanes for United States Highway 87, a point 0.313 mile South of the point of intersection with the centerline with State Highway 194, a distance of 0.663 :mile. (b) The maximum legal speed limit for Northbound traffic only shall be 45 mph from the point of intersection with the Nor' bound lanes for'United States Highway 8'7, at a point 0.292 mile of the point of intersection with the centerline of State Highwa.' 194, to another point of intersection with the centerline Northb, lanes for United States 87, a point 0.358 mile North of the poin intersection with the centerline of State Highway 194, a distanc, of 0.650 mile. SECTION 2: The symbol "mph" as used in this Ordinance is a symbol for and means "miles per hour". The symbol "United States 87" as used in this Ordinance is symbol for and means "United States Highway No. 87". 194 :S iGNATED; re n hway ,er - ~oint ou th -nd of AN CI~DINA~CE PRESCRIBING TI{E SPEED LIMIT ON THE SERVICE ROADS FOR tINITED STA~JES HIGIIWAY 87 AT TI{t~ INTERSECTION Wi~TR Li~ITED STATES ttlGHt~AY 70 IN Title CITY OF PLAi~IEW, TEXAS, AT LOCATIONS HEREINAFTER DESIG~ATED; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; AND PRESCRIBING A PENALTY FOR TH~E VIO~LATiON OF TI{IS ORDINAI~CE. WHEBEAS, after an engineering and traffic investigation, the City Council of the City of Plainview finds that circumstances are such that the ~naximum reasonable and safe speed for the operation of w~hicies under conditiOns fou~ to exist on United States Highway 87 service roads at the intersection with U~ited States Highway 70 within the City limits of plainview is as prescribed by the Cig-y Ordinance hereinafter enacted; NOW, THEREFOPJ~, BE iT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION i: The speed limit on the service roads for United Sta~es Highway 87 at the intersection with United States Highway 70 in the City of Plainview, Texas, at 'the locations hereinafter designated shall be as follows: (a) The maximum legal speed limit for Southbound traffic only shall be 45 mph from the point of intersection with the centerline of the Southbound lanes for United States Highway 87, a point 0.291 mile North of the point of intersection with the centerline for United States Highway 70, to the point of intersection with the centerline of United States Highway 70, a distance of 0.291 mile; thence 40 mph for a distance 0.334 mile to another point of intersectio~with the centerline of the Southbound lanes for United States Highway 87, this point being 0.334 mile South of the point of intersection with the centerline of United States Highway 70. (b) The maximum legal speed limit for Northbound traffic only shall be 40 mph from the point of intersection with the centerline of the Northbound lanes ~or United States Highway 87, this point being 0.323 mile South of the point of intersection with the center- line of United States Highway 70, to the point of intersection with the centerline of United States Highway 70, a distance of 0.323 mile; thence 40 mph for a distance of 0.330 mile to another point of inter- section with the centerline of Northbound lanes for United States Highway 87, this point being 0.330 mile North of the point of inter- section with the centerline of United States Highway 70. E~cept Sax ~ With Published Every Aftern°dn,. . . . ~'Urday Enlarged Sun~ ^N o SPEE£ .~ WAY Pla in view Da il), He of the PUBLISHED BY, ALLISON COMMUNICATIONS, INC, 801 BROADWAY -- PHO~N-E CApitol 4-4343 -- P.O. Box 12410 wit~ Plainviezo, Texas 7Y072 the kL N_Ti ~.__,0 CES 56 FOR UN[TED STATES HIG~- ~7 AT THE iNTERSECTiON JN!$ED STATES HIGHWAY 70 tE CITY ~ oF .PLA NVIEW, AT LOC~TtON$ 'HEREINAFT- REPEALING ALL .ICY HERE- A engineering and and safe speed, for the ap- vehicles under'conditions THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE BE' ~y CO~ CItY VI SECT Tb~ ~spe~d limit on the service for Uflited States High. J way at the intersection withl United ighway 7(] in the City of Plain- view at the locations hereinafter _ desi shall be as follows: ia} maximum legal speed limit for traffic only shall be45 mpa the Point of intersection with th~ of the Southbound lanes 'for Uhi States Highway 87, a poirfi' · 0.2 e North of the point of in- tel' with the centerline for United BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personallysection ~withStates H~ghwaYthe70, centerlinet° the pointofOfUnitednter- States I~ighway 70, a distance of 0291 mile; thence 40 mph for a distance 0.334,mi~e to another point of intersec- .,,J.i~lJ'g.~]~...]3 ..... O.~.k~ ~ I d ............................. ]~ u ~i ~J. ~ ~3 J3 ~.. ~ ~Jut.~t.l~bc~.~.~.~,. .......... tiao wit~ the centerline of the South- bound I~nes for United States High- way 87, this point begJog 0.334 mile (Title) ,South o.f t, he ~oint of intersection with the cenf~rline of United States Highway of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newsnamr of ,~eneral circ,,l,t;~,,, .,,,~ ~0.., _ -- x- x- i~ ~ ~~ 1~'~ (bi The maximum legal speed limit for NeH~bound traffic only shall,be 40 · ' mph Jrolt~t the point of intersection with T T t ~ m .i ~ _e ~ ~ i q · the i~efitt~rline of the Northbound lanes male ~-ounty, lexus, who statea on oath trlat the attacnea Instrument · ~or Unit~ States Highway 87, th ~ po nt ' , being: 0.~3 mile South of the po nt of inferSecf~n with the centeriine of Unit- · ' ' ~ ~late~ Highway 70, to the Point of hshed in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit- . i ?e_r}?.c~i._ .n wdth the center.lne of Unit- ............... ea bl~ate~ Highway 70, a d ~Taace of 0 323 mile; Lth, 1ce 40 mph for a,distance, of ^rpi~9 A.D ' '':' ' ' ' ..................................... .s0'?g~o~ ~m' it F;of3~ntcihien~de r~{~sO~ f l'~. ............................................... o.,,0 the fain' of intersection with the cen- t' ~ j ~ terlide of United States Highway 70. ..................... ' ..... BU~'~'rJJ~SS--J~'JTI-~I-~-~-~' ............ SECTI( N 2: The symbol "mph" ~s (~Qe) used in lis Or'finance is a symbol for SECTIQN 3: It sho be. unlawful for any pers~,n to opercrte .any automobile, truck, mcRorcycJe, or any other 'kind of h3otor vehicle which is self-PrOpe ed on the sfr~' or serv ce roads as he~e- ---inaboveascribed; of a sp~ed gre~ter ,than the speed designated in Section ~ (el and. lb), of this ordinance :as the maximur~ spa'edimt' for said street lot servJcroads. SECTIO SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this. 9th vis~onsof ............ ed guilty ';convictio fine of .... April. A.D., 19..6.8. ....... more thc ' PASSEl; day of A ~ ,./----~'~ ~ //~ ATTEST: Notary Public, Hale County, Tex~s 4: Any persons who shall fail fo comply with the pro- his Ordinance shall be deem- .of a misdemeanor and upon thereof sh, atl be punished by at less than $1.00 and not $200.00, AND APPROVED this lstJ ~ril, A.D. 1968. S-M,B, Hood MAYOR, City PI Plainview S~M. L.. Rea, :RK, City of PiaidvieW. (April 9, 1~68} The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar SEC.. ~,~.ON 2_: They symbol "mph" as used in this Ordinance symbol for and means "miles per hour", SECTION 3: It shall be unlawful for any person to opera automobile, truck, motorcycle, or any other kind of motor veh~ 'which is self-propeited on the street or service roads as here described, at a speed greater than ~e speed designated in Sec (a) and (b), of this ordinance as the maximum speed limit for street or servi~e roads. SECTION 4: Any person who shall, violate or fail to comp] the provisions of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a ~ demeanor and upon c ~ ~' onv~c~on thereof shall be punished by fine not tess than $i.00 and not more than. $200.00. A.D. 1968. ATTEST: CITY CLERK, ~Ci%y of Plainview MAYOR, City of Plainview s a e any ale inabove tion 1 ~aid with is- of AN 0RDINANC~, ,~RO J~,~z~G PARI<TNC: ON A POIITION OF QUINCY STREET iN THE ~T~ Tv~rTS OF TNE CITY OF PiAiNV]'EW A~D ~xOV~D~r&~ A PENAi.,~ FOR ~'~ ~ WI{EPJ~AS, congestion of traffic on :':.he hereinafter described portion of q~incy Street i~ the City of Fia{~nvi"~w, Texas, n}~kes it advisable to Prohibit the parking of motor vehicles of any kind on that portion of quincy St~;~eet hereinafter more specifically set out and described and lying between 19th Street and 'the Fort Worth and Denver Railroad Right-of-Way; NOW~ %~.EREFORE, BiE IT ORDAINED BY THE Ci~ COUNCIL OF %r~.E CiTY OF PLAINV%EW: SECTION t: No person shall park or cause to be parked any kind of mo,:or vehicie~ aut,~mob:~.le~ truck~ truck, t-',':~ctor: or motor v~.,hicle of kind on the West side o~~ :J~at'p~:,rtion of Qu:L'ac7 Street beginning with the North bou~:~dary line of 19l'h Street, continuing North past 20t:h Street to a point where the Soutfa boundary line of the first ally North of 20t'h Street intersects the West boundary line of State Highway No. 194, SECTION 2: No person shall park or cause to be parked any kind of motor vehicle, automobile, truck, truck tractor, or motor vehicle of any kind on that part of the East side of quincy Street beginning at the point where the South boundary line of the Fort Worth and Denver Right-of-Way intersects the boundary line of quincy Street to a point 85 feet South of said beginning point° SECTION 3: No person shall park or cause to be parked any kind of motor vehicle, automobile, truck, truck tractor, or motor vehicle of any kind on any portion of the West side of the Street beginning at a point where the South boundary line of the Fort Worth and Denver Right-of-Way inter- ,sects the West boundary line of Quincy Street, continuing Southwest to the point where the Northwest boundary line of the Street intersects the North- east boundary line of State Highway No. 194o SECTION 4: Any person who shall violate or fail to comply with any ~of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor ~and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine in a sum of not less than One Dollar ($I.00) nor more than Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00). PASSED AND APPROVED This of_ . A.D. 1968. ' MAYOR, City of Plainview ATTEST: ~ ~ ~ 'CtTY3GLERK, City of Plainview Plainview Published Every Afternoon Except Saturday With Enlarged Sun& Pla in v iew Daily PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 8~1 BROADWAY -- PHONE CApitol 44343 -- p.O. Box 1240 Plainview, Texas 79072 THE STATE OF TEXAS ) ) COUNTY OF HALE ) BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally u~ng NOAh ;to a Point where the of the first ~lees~ ~nterse~s the of State Highway No. 194. ~N 2: No Person shall Park or be Parked any kind of motor ~omobi~e, truc~, truck tro~or~ vehicle of any~ k~nd on he Ea~ff side ef Quincy StrUt at the ~J~t where the ~h line of t~e Fo~ Wo~h Tnterse~s f h ~ of Quincy Strut fo e So~h of s~id ~ginning N 3: No person Stlajl ))al'k or be parked any kind of motor truck, truck frae- J.a.me.s .B ~..~ 8wa[d ..................................... ~.$.~..n.e.~s..Hanag e= ........ vehicle of any kind aa of the West side of the (~e) at a paint Where the , South boundary line of the Fad WaSh t' a~ Den~r Right-of-Way interse~s ?he ~ ~esf ~odhdary line of Quincy Street, of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation pu~?~tinuin{S~thWest to the poin~'wh~r, 'me: No~we~ boundary line of ~h~ ;Sfreef int{rs~s the. No~h~ boundary ;lin~ of S~e Highway No 194. · Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrument ' ' Iished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ..... .April 9 .... · · '~' ': .... , ...... Business..Manag e.~. ....... (Title) 4: Any Person who sha i f~il to com~ly with any of' )ns- of t~tis Oral nance shrill I gbiJtg of a misdemeanor convJdion thereof shall m a sum of:not ($1.~) ~r mor~ Dollars APPROVED th~s 1~ S-Mi B. Ho~ :~AYoR, City of ~, L. Rea ~K, City of P[a~nv[ew.~ SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this ..9..~..h. ........ day of .......A.P.Y.:i: J-A.D., 19...6...8 ....... Notary Public, Hale Com~tT, Texas The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar O~DINAN~ Published Every Afternoon Except Saturday With ZONE ~ A 85, COl. Plainwew Daily. · g Block 85, College Hill I view, Hale County, Texas; THENC~ South 174.0feetfo a point;THENCE~ PUBLIS}IED BY ALLI~N CO~CATIO~, Ih West ldl,5feetfo a point;THENCE 8~1 BRODWAY -- PHONE CA~I ~ -- P.O. B M~sl 16l ~ feel ~o s po~n~;THENCE Sou~h 20 ~ee~ ~o 1he P~ce of Beg~nning. THE STATE OF TEXAS Plainview, Texas 79072 COUNTY OF HALE SAVE & EXCEPT: a tract of land out of Block 85, Co lege Hill Addition TO the ToWn of PtPinv aw, described by metes and bounds as" fo ows: BEGINNING of Ct point 120 feet South of'the N,E Cor- ner of Block 85, College Hill AcJdltl0n to the Town of P o nv aw; THENCE South 54 feet; THENCE West 161.25 feet; THENCE North 54 feet 'fo a point; THENCE East 161.25 feet to the Place of Beginning; CiTY ON PLAINVIEW, HALE COUNTY, AN R-3 to a C:1 ZON- BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day ...Jmm.es...B .... Oswald... Buei~ess Manager ......................... ~ ...................................-WHEREAS, ail conditions Precedent re- (Tit]e) ?.quiPed by aw for a valid a~endm~ni r;fd the. Zoning Ord nonce and ~ap, have :been fully complied with, as we I as g.iv. ' eneral circulatio~'~%~°"c~' ~" co~.,~.~e ~. ~o. of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper or g ~ oroV[ded bv A~ic e lOllV Vernon's An- ' '.no~o~ed CNil S~a~0$es-AmenOed, 1953 , ]and notice was do y pub shed in the Hale County, Texas, who statedon oam" mat~'-' um'~- a-ttached ~nstrm ~,o~..,~%w rmrHeraldt more than f fteen' (15) ' . O' o lbo dote of the Public Heo~[na b~or~ the C fy Council. of such 1{shed '{n saJd newspaper on each o~ the follow{ng dates, to-~it: ..... /7 (Tffie) JSECTION I Thief Ordinance No. 794 be and ~.~he Same ore her~y amended os iai- j ZONE CASE NO 17O - '~h~hge A.tract. of and out of B ack 85~ College' H Addition fo fha ~own ' ~lai~view, Ha e Coomty~- Texas/des~rib- , ' .ed by ~es and ~oonds ~ fotbws~ - SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this ~'.~ .NIH6 '.t me N ' · · ~lock 85, Cai ego H . Addi~ on, PI:f~- J.~.i~, Hale CoUnty, Texas;. THENCE .South 1740 feet to o poinf~ THENCE West 16).25 f~t to THENCE . Ap~i.IA.D., 1968 4 THENCE .... ' ........ :: THENCE 0f Beg Notary Public, Hale ~roposed amendment,and the Public ~earing according, f0 said' not ce was uly held in the City Council Room Of le City Hall, Ploinview, Texas; at /hich time persons appeared in sup- art of the proposal; and biter sad ]earing, if was by fha Cily Council, de- 'ermined that it .wOuld be in the Public nteresf due to. chdnged conditions, that 'he Zoning Ordihance and the Zoning ~ap be amended in the manner here- hotter set forth n fha body of this )rd{nonce; NOW TH'EREFOR~, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE. CITY COUNCIL OF THE. CITY OF PLAIN- VIEW: to the South 54 feet; THENCE, North 54 THENCE East /1&1.25 I : of Beginning; j of' Plainview, Texas, an R-3 t0 a the date of Map s amended The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar A~T ORD!NANC}? A¥~}-~ING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 794 AND THE OFFICIAL CI~ ON PiP, INViEff SO AS TO P~Ri~ 'ti-iii FOLLOWING Gs~,~GEo,~'~'T '-~ ~ C~RTING~ -" AN ZONE CASE NO. 170 A ~zract of !~d out of Block 85 ~-~ ~':'~ ~ -~ ~.~ ,:~ Add~t~oh to the To~ )f ~PlainView, Hale Couaty~ .,exa. s~ descri~)ed by mu ~,~ {-~nd botmds as follows Bs~iN~ING at ~e N. ~ .... ~ Hale Co~ty~ Texas- ~.~ . ..... ,.L~: ~p .~lil A~ld. iticn~ Piainw - - ~ i.~.c;~Ne.c South i74 0 feet tn a ~oint- ~'rNN~ ~W~ feet tO a point ..... i' ........ -. · . ~,~:x.n }Cost I{ .25 feet to a point- Utn~iNun ....... North 194.0 feet~,~To a point,- ~.,ElN,ou, x' ,. '"' Eas't 161.2 , .n~:',~e~ Sour 20 fee% to d~e Place of Begi~ing. SA~ 6 EXCEPT: a trac'c of land out of Block 85 Co~le~e {'~11 Aaa~_=~on""+' the To~,~ of Piainview~ - '~ ~ ' - .... point i20 feet South ~ c ~- %-. t a ~,~.~.~ South 54 fee't: .r:~Nels West i61 25~:: North 54 feet to a ~+- =~,Nu~ East 16~ 2~ '= -~- pi - . ,_~e~ to the ace of CI~' OF P~IN¥~B{, i~&E COIPt'~, TE~S FROM ~g R--% }o a C-i ZONING ,:15TRi, T. e~S, the nroposed cln~ge in Zoning ~' ~ ' ~s~ncts as hereinafter made has been duly presente~ to ~he Pl~n~= ~ =- ~ ~ +~= ~ .... '2~= 'l '~?~ ~u~m, ~m aider due consideration tE~ ............. ~ ~ur u~e oraeriy ..... gro~h of the C~ ~,-y ma king ~e proposed change as hereinafter set out will be in the public in~eresi which creates an emergency; ~d, N~S, all conditions precedent required by lw~ for a valid ~end:m.~nt t the Zoning Ordin~ce ~ ' ~ . . ~d ~=0, have been ihily complied with, as well as notices, in compli~ce. ,with Section i8. of Ordinance. . 794 as well as n~l'~ces }ro- not,ce was du~v ubl~shed ~n ~he Pi .r ~ _ .,_ / P ~ ~ ~ al~vlew ~iera~d mo , ' ~ :-~ ~ . prior to ~he cate of the ~bTM ~:, ~ -~ _. _, r~ t~ f~f~een ~=b) ~ays posed ~en~ent~ ~ the ~bl~ w~=-~ ........ C~ay.~o~c=t of o~cn pro- i~ +x~ ~= .... = = ~ _ ir ......... s =~orm~ng to sa~d notice was dul h ~ ~u mmay uo~ncli Room o% Lhe C~+== ~ = ~= . . ~ S ~ y eld . .y uo~}cmi, dete~ined that it ~uld ge in et= Z,.x~ '--~, g~ _:c w{s Dy -one m~er hereinafter set forth ~ *R=TF21~-~"'J, N~=~~zn4 l'~p De ~men& d in ...... ~ ~ouf ox 'nn~s orm~nmnce; NOW'. Z?~] 0~, BE IT.ORDAINED BY ~ CI~f, COUNCIL OF THE CITY 017 PLAINVIE?i: SECTION 1. That Ordina~nce No. 794 a~nd the Official Zoning Map be aa~d the are hereby amended as follows, to-wit: zox CASE NO. l?o. Change. A tract of land out of Block 85, ~College Hill Addition to the Town .ew, Hale Comn~y~ Texas, described by metes and bomnds as follows: BEGINNING at the N.E. Comer of Block 8S, College Hill Addition~ Plainview Hale County Texas. ~-~,~=m~ ~ feet t~ - '" ~ 'J~ {i-r~N-u~ ooutl~ 174.0 feet to a ooint- feet to anoint, i}NiNnN e .... = . ..... point, ~N~ East 161 25 ~ ..... ~ u~, ~eg~ng; SA~ ~ EXCEPt. ~ .~ tM T ~, ~ ,.~ac~ oz ~a out of Block 85, Colleoe o~ of Plam~vie-.~ ,q~ ....... ~ ~'- ~ ~ ~u~e oF ~e~es ~d bom~ds at a point 120 z~e* 5outh ~= +x~ ~, ~ ~ ~ . as follows: BEGIN~IN( ' = ~ ~ ~. .... ~ ~= ~.~. ~o~er om Block 8S, College Hii~~ Add~ to the To~ oz Pla~nv~ew~ ~ South 54 feet ~ [lest 161 25 ~CE North S4 feet to a point; ~CE East 161.25 feet to the Place of Begi~ing; ~ City of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, from an R-3 to a C-1 Zoning District From the date of this Ordinmnce said Lot, tract]-~d parc--e-i-of land descril :. shall be and'hereby be changed to the Zoning District indicated and the !'' OffiCial Map is amended in ac~ordan~ ~erewith~ OF Uq~ ~RGENCY same of :S tion ~d be ef.fccti.ve fi:om 1:.he date f its passage, . r ,:r~o,,,,:;!y passed b) :e Cf~~, .... n{ :, t chis ....j_Stl;, day o~: _April · 1968 . City Secretary-Treasurer ORDINANCE ~-~' ? ~ ~,~,~ ~ ~ ~N ORDINANCE CLOSING STREETS D2ND ALLEYS WITHIN A CERTAIN AREA IN THE HO1 Q~LL SUB- DIVISION OF BLOo~K 25 fuND Y~E EAST ONE-HALF OF BLOCK 24, BOS~LL HEI~JTS ADDITION TO ~E TO~N OF PLAINVIEq4, HZLE COUNTY~ ~EREAS~ J~MES RUSSELL and RALPH W~DfR~ .are the owners of the lam ated on both sides of the alleys ~as ~.~-,:a~caua~-~ ~' ~ ~ on 'Block One (I) of the H~ S~idviaion of Block · B~en ~y- ~r~ve (25) a~u th~-~i~t One-Naif (1/2) of ~Wenty-~, our (24) Boswell ...... t- ~ <ezS~s Additi< l [ c , j cue Town of ~Plainview Hal Tex,~ as shown by the plat of s~ ~ ~ ucn s~}diviaion ~ '~= reco~a~ in Book 248~ p~ Deedon eachRec° Kale County~ Tex~ and are further the o~ers of the land situated Xenia Street as ~ ~ =- line of in B .... ~c=~=u ~z-om a point parallel tO the North ~~ .tocm z oZ said Howell Subdivision and Lot 12 {h BloCk One Of ~ ~di Subdivision through=to the South line of 16th Street as (1) they are further ~he o~ers of the land located on bDt~°~ on such plat of the alley es"e" ~ ~ , ~sides ~ e~ca~ed in said B~oc~ ~o (2} of the ~o geiL S ~ di~isi~ from ...... t.+:: ~orth line of Lots i2 and i{e,~se'} ] Subdivision Nor~ to the South line of i6th Street as shown on aha they have request:ed tr:¢ir sucln portions of the streets and alleys be i~aiEiiiS, J. B. WDAi~R et ux G~'~E~OLINE B. WAL~R own Lots 14 and Block 2 ~ and they have also requested that su{ ti{ be closed; and ~E~S~ it appears that such streets and alleys have never bee~ and are not being used by the public and there is no necessity for such and alleys to insure the proper flow- of traffic and the closing of san~e relieve the City of Piainviaw' from~later obligation to open and maintain NOW ~E~FO~, BE iT O~AINED BY ~E C!T~ COI~CIL OF ~E CI~ OF VIEW, TE~: SECTION 'OLDE: Yne alley as dedicated on~lock One (i) of the Howe division of Block Twenty-Five (25) mud the East One-Half (1/2) of Block Twenty-Four (24), Boswell Heights Addition to the To~n~ of Plainview, Hal Texas, as shown by the plat of such subdivision., recorded in Book 248, p~ 484, Deed Records, Hale County, Texas, be and the same is hereby closed. SECTION TWO: That portion of Xenia Street, as shown on the plat Howell Subdivision of Block Twenty-Five (25) and the East One-Half (1/2) Block Twenty-Four (24), Boswell Heights Addition to the Town of Plainvie County, Texas, from a point parallel to the North line of 14th Street, N the South line of 16th Street as shown on such plat be ~nd the same is closed. ' · situ~ well ck e County, ge 484, ~f such :h plat :losed; and [5 in por- ppened ;treets rouid same; County, ge f the of · Hale ~th to ~ereby S ...... TON ~: ~'~v The ,:21er as ded.icated~ on Block T%~'o (2) of the :o~:(Li Subc.~v:~ oD of ~_Loc~ .......... y ~.~ve <25) a~d Lhe Ea.~c ()r~e~.l~ (t/2) ~.;:ock Twent> .- :~ )u ': (2/~-)> .~oswe~ ~gh~.~ Add.~I;ion to Cl~e Town of Plain- .~l.~:.~; Kale County~ ':.~:xas. a~s sllo~::~, by th pJ~at ef such stfc, division, ;cecord~-;:~ Book 248;, Pagc 484.~ i),~_~<, Ii~.:: .::~i,s, Hale Counu:, ~,:.xas, be closed from a ':oinh oara].iei ~ith the 2.1ozt[: .lin., ~f Lots 12 at~.d .i5 in such Block ~o (2), =o, ..... Stz<. ~t~ as sho~ on sud~ plat. P~SED this the-i,l~'%.~n day of J~[~.{~'~.r-y'~, A. D. ].968, COUM~f OF ~Z.E ~[ I, M. L. REA~ City Clerk of the City of Plainview, Texas, do hereby certify that the a~ove and foregoing is a true and correct copy of Ordinance No, '.: ~ . adopt&d and enacted' by..the.,City .Council of the City of Plainview ~.exas~ at ~ts regular meaning on ./~Z~/: ~ .~ .~, ~ 1968, by ~an~mous vote of all men~ars present,: '~'~ .~embers being present, and that said or- dinance is now of record in the FXnutes of s~d City Co~cil in Volume' '/// , . , /OZ~N ~dar'my hand ~d the Seal off s~d C;Cy ~his ~he'/~ .day of : ..> :.: . >/.... .... .... ~exas S~^~'~ OF TEXAS COb~NTY OF t-L~LE ][ BEFORE Mt!i, the Undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared M, L. REA~ known to me to be the person and office Whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that -he executed the acme for the purposes and consideration therein expressed, and in the capacity :.aerein stated. GilrEN UNDER ~ HAND A~rD SEAL OF '> OFFICE, This a. D, 1968. Notary ?ublic~ Eale Conn~¥~ T~xas STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF ttALE NOTI~ ALL MEN BY 5YHESE PP. ESENT$: That the duly elected and constituted City Council of the of Ptainview, Texas, adopted an Ordinance on the i5th day of Aoril ~ ._~, 1968, declaring a necessity for and o :dering the permmnent improvement of those cernain portions of public st :eets in the City of Plainview hereinafter listed. That such Ordinanc provides that the streen units as hereinbeiow defined, shall be erman- ently improved by excavating, filling~ grading, installing concr curbs ~nd gutters, where determined necessary by the engineers n~med in said Ordinance and other incidental work necessary to proper struction and drainage and by paving with a caliche or processed gravel base surfaced with a double or triple asphaltic surface c~ ~urse. Ail of such improvements shall be constructed in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor, which are now on file with th~ City Council of the City of Piainview and to which plans and specific~ tions reference is her?by made for a more particular description of su~ h improvements. The portions of public streets to be so improved re be designated and defined as sgreets units as follows: ~?~,~.~ Or~iinance fur~,ae× provides that said street paving improve- ~nen~s shall be n~ar~e in ~he m~nner as .~ov~de~, by the Ac~s of 1927, 40th Legislature of the State of Texas, First Called Session, Page 489, Chapter 106~ as amended, said Act being also known as Article l105-B, Vernon~s Revise~,] Civil Statutes of the State of Texas, and re- iatiog to street improvements and assessr~en¢s therefor. The said Statutes and Acts of the Legisl~ture of the snare of Texas provide that ¢~'"~,~,~,~sments shall be rendered. Motice is hereby given that in accordance with the terms and provisions of the Statutes and ~ws of the State of Texas herein referred to, all of the cost of the curbs and gutters and a portion of the cost of all of said improvements is to be specifically 'ssessed as a lien upon the property abutting the s~reets improved, and as the personal liability of the owners of such abutting property, such assessments to be paid by the owners of such abutting property as may be provided by 0rdi~nce of the City of Plainview. Wherefore~ the City of Plainview, ~exas, acti~ by and ~hrough its City Council has caused this Notice go be signed by the Cigy Clerk in the ~me of the City of Plainview and ~o have the official seal of ~he City of Plainview hereto affixed this the 15th day of April ~ ~ , A.D., 1968. CiTY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS M. ~L. REA, City Clerk STAT~ OF TEXAS COUbYrY OF iLALE BEFO~RE ME: the undersi§ned authori:~y, on this day perso~%li appeared M. L. Rea, City C].erk of the City of ?lainview, Texas, known to me to be the person and officer whose name is subscribe to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed, in the capacity therein stated, and as the act and de, said City. of GIVEN UNDER ~Y HA~ND AAND SEAL OF OFFICE, this ~.-~.~ , A.D., 1968. Notary P ~d of [ay OtlDINAN~E N0,.68_- 101~2 O? CERTAIN DESiG~A'I'ED ~0RTiOi~S OF ~RTAIN Y~ESiG~TED S'I~EETS PLAZb~IEW; TE~iS; SFECiF~NG Ti:~ N,~D2~ A3~) T'~E OF SUCH II~ROVE~]NT~ ORDER- .~.~z~,,~'io OF SAID ST.~2.~S S~-lu~,!D BE 'i.I<[gROtg~D BY ~.~,V- I~[G SAiD ST]~EETS; DEfeCTiNG AiN E~IGINEER TO Pi~)?~2hE AND FiI~ C0~,~LETE AND SPECIFI~TIONS FOR TH}$ PROPOSED I;>~KO~i-~NTS J,.~ ~TO P~P~u~ AN ESTi}'I~E OP ~IE COST OF SUCH IF2~KO~2~}IEIqTS; DETEPd~2!,IiNG %l~T A PORTION SAID lb~KOVE~NTS SI-~iLL BE PAiD BY A}~ ASSESSED AGAINST TY A~D THE REAL Ai~ TFJJE 0~RS TPg~C~F A~ ~H~T A PORTION 0F S~ S]~LL BE Paid BY THE CiTY OF PLiiR=~'IEWi DJND DETEL~NiNG TO CONS~U~ SAiD ~iE!6f AND TO LEVY SAID ASSESSY~}~T UlstER AI<D iN ACCORDAN~ WITH ~ PROVISIONS .n.~.~ ~ku'zs ~ ~927, 40Tn .~,~T~E OF ~:~ STATE OF ~ ~S, FIRST C~LI.ED SEES!iON: C2(-{~T:ER 106, AS A}gIIfDED, A}~ ~I0~ AS t}~,TiC~ l105~B, REVISED CiViL STATD~ES OP BE iT Oi{DAi~D BY Ti-liE CiTY COUNCIL OF TI~ CiTY OF PI~LNV!EW: SEC~fiOI~ l: ~'z~ ~ C~ty Council o! the Cz=I'~ ~ ~ of Plainview, Texas, does hereby fend and determine that a public necessity exists and requires that the I!~;~l].o,~ing portiou~s of the designated streets in the City of ~lainview, Texas, should be impw. oved as herein provided, to-wit: SECTION 2: ~a .....poZ*tions o; ';a".,-. -:~-~f;',:na~ed streets shall be p, t~na'nent- improved by e:xcava~:ing~ £iili~.~ gz~a. 6..,. ~;[~ :, installing concrete curl gutters, where determined necessary by the engineers hereinafter nam~ other incidental work necessary to proper construction and drainage, paving with caliche or processed gravel base surfaced with a double asi~nal~c surface course, all in the manner as provided by u~: Ac :.~: 40th Legislature of the State of Texas~ First Called Session, Page 4~ Chapte~:i~'6, as amended, said Act b~ing ai~5o known as Article i105-B Revised Civil Statutes of the State of Texas, and relating to street merits and assessments therefor. SECTION 3: The engineering firm of Parkhill, Smith and Cooper, acting as engineer for the City of Plainview, are hereby directed to forthwith and present to the City Council complete plans and specifi~ for the proposed improvements and said~engineers are further directec prepare an~estimate of the cost of such improvements. SECTION 4: The City Clerk is hereby directed to file a notice enactment of this Ordinance and the action herein taken with the Cou Clerk of Hale County, Texas, for re~ording on the Deed Records and t~ lZmchanic~s Lien Records of said County. PASSED AND APPROVED this 15th~ day of April lv~YOR, City of Ptainview, Texas ATTE ST: Y CLERK, Czty of Pla~nvzew, Texas s and d, and ~nd by trip le f [927~ Vernon' s improve- [nc., )repare mtions to f the ty , 1968. ORDINANCE NOo 68- ~, 013 , ~ ~d)INA ~*~E A~NDiNG ORDINANCE NO~ 65-865 BY ~ADDING ANOTHER SECTION i.'.~..~;~f::,L , AS SECTt~.~ 8(a) AND Pi:~O'¥.LDING ~F~T iN LIEU OF KILLING DOGS -', ,ATS AS PROVIDED IN SECTION 8 ~i.'~AT T%iE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY, !~?. ;.ZR AND WELFAiLE MAY GI~ ANY OF' SAID .DOGS OR CATS TO ANY SCHOOL, :;£_ .EGE, VETINARY CLINIC, SCIENTiFiC I~.BORATORY, OR CLINIC OR LABORATORY Ei,~GAGED IN RESEARCH, TO BE USED/FOR RESEARCH AND EXPERIMENTAL PURPOSES° BE iT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF ~tE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION I: That Ordinance No. 65-865 of the City of P!ainview be amended and the same is hereby amended by adding thereto a new section to be known as "Section 8(a). , which said section shall read as follows: "SECTION 8(a): In lieu of killing dogs or cats as provided in Section 8 hereof~ the Director of' Public Safety, Health, and Welfare, may give any of said dogs or cats to any school, college, vetinary clinic, scientific-laboratory,~or clinic or laboratory engaged in research, to be used for research and experimental purposes°" PASSED This the 15th day of April, .i968~ by the City Council of the City of Plainviewo ~ ~TEST: Mo B. HOOD, Mayor Clerk AN Oi{T}iNANCE A}v~Ni]ii{G ZCJiN60RD±Nt~qCS NO, 794 ~{qD II-~ OFFiCiAL MAP CITY ()P Pi~/LiN1/T=EIf SO AS TO PRK% TPJi FOLLOWING GHANGRS, AND CREATING AN ~M East 10 feet of Lot 30, and all of Lot 31~ Block 6~ Hillc~est Addii located in the !00 Block of Oak Street CT"P~ R- ? C-1 ZONING ..,~.~,'f OF PLAI}~fi~{, HAL~ COL~YFY~ T~XAS PROM , ~ to a il T o m~T ~qT_T'Snn~o ~ne proposed cha-; .2 .;.n a~,~,mlzS ~S~rl~LS as hereinafter made has duly presented 'co -qkc ~is.:rzmng 6 Zoning Co~ssion for its reco~endation .e,s =~c~m~o by ~ne e=~y Co~.c~l ~d after due consideration the 61tM Co 'of the City of Pla~vieN finds that for the orderly gro=~h of the City ma 'tble e~'oeosed change as hereinafter set out will be in the public ~terest wliich creates an emer2ency~ ~d~ .Wf~AS, all conditions precedent requmred by !a:g for a valid mmen~ent '~Zon~ng Ordinance and Map~ have been fully comm!i, ed witlh: as well as givin notices in compliance with Section i8 off Ordinmnce 794 as well as notices vided by Article 10!IF Vernon's .&~no{ated Civil Statu~es-Amended~ 1955: no~:zce was auly pubimsned zn ~ne s~a:nvzew Heraza more than tLs'teen {15} ~orior to the, date of the Public Hear:n~ before the City Council of such P~s::c Hearing accordzng to said noz:ce was dulF posed ~men~ent~ m~d the ~ ~ ~ ' .~n t~.,~ Cz~ Co~cm~ m~ ..... of the City Hal!~ Piainview~ Texas~ at ~nich tin persons appeared i~ suppor'c of the pronosat; and after said hearing~ ,the City ,Co~cii~ de%emined that i% would be ~ the public interes~ changed conmmtzons~ that ~he Zonmng Ordmnance and the Zonmn$ Map be the mam~er hereinafter set iorth in the body of this Ordin~ce' NOW BH iT O~AINED=~=Rv ~-~=~ CITY CO~CTL~ ON ~ Ci~ OP P~IN~: t. That Ordinance Nco 794 and the Official Zoning Map be mhd the amended as zo!±ows, to-wit: Change ZONE CASE NO: 171 East Io feet of Lot 30~ and all of Lot 31, Block 6~ Hiilcrest Addi,~ion~ located in the 100 Block of Oak Street : 'City of Ptainview~ Hale County~ Texas, from an R-2 to a C-I Zon District~ From the date of this Ordinance said Lot, tr'act, mud parcel of described shall be and hereby be changed to the Zoning District indicated the Ofz~czal Map is mmended in accordance herewith. ~t~RA&S. an emergency exists as shown in the preamble zo this Ordinance, enactment of this Ordinance is declared to be an emergency measurec~,~a~. necessity-~h ' the ~..a~ rule requiring proposed Ordinance to be present two (2) separate Comncil meetings be dispensed with- and this Ordinance s be effective from the da~e Of its passage, Unanimously passed by the City Council this ~ day of May , MAYOR ATTEST: )F rSl~ ~RGHNCY een whid~ mcii {lng the pro- id tams Fo- held ~s by ho ~d in PORE, same land ~he ~g a ~d at mi1 1968 CITY OP PLAINVIh~' SO AS TO N2dT{E 17~ POLLOWING CHANGES, AND CREATING AN ~RGHNCY ZONE CASk NO. 173 Lots 9 & ]0, Block ]7, College Hi]] Addition, located at ]508 West 5th. -~ to a, C-2 ZONING ~h~_REg~ t~.~ p~opos~d change in Zoning Distr~cts as hereinafter made has been du!~ presented ~o the Piarming ~ Zoning Commission for its recommendation which was received by the City Co~ncii~ and after due consideration the City Council of the City of P1Mmview finds that for the orderly growth of the City making the p~oposed change as hereinafter set out will be in the public interest which creates an emergency~ ~<{~REAS~ all conditions precedent requmred by law for a valid amendment to the Zonmng Ordinance and Map, have been fully complied with~ as well as giving notices in compliance with Section t8 of Ordinmnce 794 as well as notices pro- vided by Article 1Oily Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes-Amended, 1953, and notice was duly published in the Plainview Herald more than fifteen (15) days nfl. er to the date of the Public Hearing before the ~ity Council of such pro-. ~ose~hhendment, and the Pubimc Hearing accordmng t~ sa~d notice was duly held in the City- Council Room of the City Hall., Piainview, Texas, at which time persons appeared in support of the proposal; and after samd hearing,, it was by %he City Councit, determined that ~t would be Lq the public interest due to changed conditions, that the Zoning Ordinance and the Zoning Map be amended in the mar/nar hereinafter set forth in the body of this Ordinance; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAIi~WIEW: ' SECTION 1. That Ordinance Noo 794 and the Officzai Zoning Map be and the same are hereby amended as follows, Change ZONE CASE NO. ]73 Lots 9 & lO~ BlccK ~7~ College Hill Addition, located at 1508 West City of Plainview~ Hale 3~ ...... ~ > ~y_ Texas from an C-I to a C-2 Zoning District. From the da~;e of -ch:s Ordznance sa~d Lot~ tracZ, and oarcel of land described shall be and ~.~r~by b= cha~;~ged to the Zo2ing District indicated and the Official Mao is amended in accordance herewith. WFJ~REAS, an emergency exmsts as showpi in the preamble ~o this Ordinance, the enactment of this O'rdina~tce ~s ae~area to be an emergency measure creating a pu~b!ic necessity Lh~t ~h~ ru=e =eq~t+tnE proposed O=d~n~n~e ~o oe presented at two (2) separate Com%cli meetings he,dispensed with; and this Ordinance shall be effective from "~'~ zts ~ da-ce of passage~ Unanimously passed by 'cne Czuy Co,~Cil this 3rd. day of June , 1968 F~YOR Al'T} i LEG~ OROl~ AN Published Every AIt~rnbah,, E~ceptF~4~rSa~Y~.:With Enlarged 8una ,.~ ¢ . OFFIC : pLA rB .Fou.( ZONE Pla in view ily He PUBIZ~PIED BY ALLIEON COiVDV~UNICATIONS, lr~C. 801 BROADWAY -- PHONE CApitol 4-4343 -- P.O. BOX ~ Plainview, Texas THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE l~on 18 tices o 1 the (15i d Pubffc of J Public rice wt Roonq iermi~ · ' ' r all ,ntere~ BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day pe son y ~ the i~ . ~Mop b ' ! after ~ (Title) SEC~ - and th .... · , Jo wit: of the Plamvlcw Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation pubh zo~ Chon · · said [ hshed m sa~d newscaBer on each of the followm~ dates, to-w~t ................. ~,~ ~he 0 ...... .......... (Title) Fee- 37.80 kNCE HO, ~,DINANCE AMENDING ZON- DINANC~ NO. 7~4 AND THE L MAP~jO~ THE :CITY OF EW SOi.IAS TO MAKE THE lNG CHANGES, AND CREAT- E~ERGENCY. ~SE NO; 173 & 10, ~ ack ~7, CoJege Hill t~ed of 1508 W~f 5Ih. ~ HALE COUN- to ~ C-2 ZON- change mode has ~,EAS, all conditions precedent by Iow for a valid amendment Ordinaace arid MoP, hove complied with, as well ~s in compVrance with Sec- Ordinance 794 as well as no- Articl( lgllF Vernon's Statues Amended, notice was duly publishe~.-~- iew Herald more y~ prior fo the ~te of fha flearing before the~ City ,Council pro~os~ ~nd~ni, and the Hear ng according to said no- s duly held in ~e C)~ Council f the City Hall, PJoinview, Tex- · hich time persons aooeared in of the ~rooosat; and after said if was by 1he City Councib de- ~ that it w0~td be in the public due to changed conditions, that lng Ordinance and the Zoning amended in the manner herein; t fo~th iR the body of' this Or- ~ NOW THEREFORE~ BE IT lED BY THE CIT~ COUNCIL OF TY OF P~INVIEW: ON 1. That Ordinance No. 794 Off.iai Zoning ~aP oe and fha re hereby amended as f01tows, CA5E NO. ]73 e: Lots 9 & ]0, BJ3ck ]7, Col- ~ Addition, Iocat~ at 1~06 West ~ Plainv~ew, Hale Countw Tex- ~ a C. 1 to a C-~ ZonJ~g Dis- om the date of this Ordinance t. tra~, and ~arcel 0f land shah be an~ hereby be chang-' Zoning Di~rid indicated and icial Mo~ is amend~ ~n e ~erew~th. {EAS, an emergency, exists rn ~e preamble' to this ?he enactment of th~s Ordin- decl~r~ to ~ an emergency necessity that Ordinance to (2) se~f~e Coun- with: and this ~e eff~five from the of June, 1968. MAYOR M. B. Hood City Secrefary-Treasure~ M. L..Rea June 6, 1968 SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this .... ~ .......... day of .....~..u..n..e.... A.D,, i9.,.6.,a. ........ - ' ........ N,;tary Pub'~' I~,ale Couuty. Te~s ......... The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar P'LAINW'iEW~ ~XAS; SPECiF~NG liiE }%~,~ru?vE AND TYPE OF SUCK iI~PROVE~N~; ~ lNG THAT SAID STREETS OR PORTIONS OF SAID STR~EETS SHOULD BE IMPROVED :i!::i[i!!!~ ,v lNG SAID STREETS~ DIRECTING AN ENGINEER TO P~P~ AN~ Fl~ CO~ ,:' AN~ o~Eo~IC,!~0i~ FO~ ~ PROPOSED i~RO~HENTS AN~ TO P~P~ AN EE OF T~iE COST OF SUCH I~ROVE~N~2$; SAiD IF~ROVE~h~fS SHALL BE o~'~ BY z~ AifD ASSESSED AGAINST ~iE ABUTTING TY AND THE ~w ~IzAL AND TRUE O~YNEXS TN~OF P:bUO ~v~ ~ A 20P. T!ON OF S~,l~ ST PAiD BY TIlE CiTY OF PIAiNWIEWi AND D ~ ~ ' ........ MINT AND TO LEVY SAiD ASSESS,Y~bUf Ub~ER AND iN~uCuz~,D~N~. ~ ~ '~' 2~TH ~P~ :~R_. OF ~t~ A~S OF 19~7 4OTTi ~-~v ..... ,-~ ~-. - - ~ ~zS~,~o.~ 0F ~ STA~ OF ~!S~ FIRST REVISED CIVIL STA%~UTES OF TEY2~S. BE iT 0RDAIN~ED BY TP~E CITY COUNCiL OF THE CiTY OF Pi~.INVzEW: SECTION i: The City Council of the City of Plain-¢iaw. Texas hereby find and deter~.ine that a public necessity exists and requires the following portions-' of the ~ ~es~gna~ed s~reegs in ..-- Texas~ should be improved as herein provided~ i37 ,TY OF ORDER-' ~Y P'AV- ~LANS ~I¥~TE DST OF PROPER- ~LL BE 0VI~ % SI 0NS St. Fresno E. 2nd. St. Denver St. Ennis St. iW~ Z6th~ St. · i W. 10th~ St. S.E.2 9th NPh e? Li::docrS St. EPS of S_ 3roadway EPL of i:iouston ..... Kc ~omo 'St R%~L of Ps::arii!o St. SPL of }7. 2'nd. St, NP~ of ',~. 16th- Leave out W. 175 feat N. of NPL of 14th. St. SPL of ._on.~. St. Leave ou'c N.&S~ Side- ~L Galveston St. Leave oun W. Side- NPL of 9th. St. Leave out E. Side- SPL of W. 10th~ Leave oun S. Side-' i40 Feet W. of Beech EPL of Beech St. SPL of W. 3rd. St. SPD' of W. 4th,. ~P of Jefferson EPL of U.S. H~s7. 87 ~L of Beech. S ~. ee.t,. 'FO ~L Edgemera Dr. WPL D.lmmitt Road N.W. SPL of St. Louis St. SPL of Bryan St. · V~L of P.M. Road No. 400 %.~L of Galveston St. - I~?L of Galveston St. EPL oi:.Yo ...... s St. 470.8 Feet South SPL of W. 16 h. St. ~65 5'eat Norm SPL of Ft. Worth & Denver }~L of Alley W. of Galveston 100 Peen North 135 Feet South WPL of Beech St. ~JPL of Cedar St. SPL of W. 4th. St. SPL of U.S. Hwy. 70 EPL of U.S. Hwy. 87 EPL of Alley E. of U.S, Hwy. 87 ~L.of Date:.Street ,.ii. SEOTZON 2: Said portions of said designated streets shall be rmanent- :!:ly improved bY excavating~ filling, grading,~ installing concrete cur]~s and , ~utters~ where determined necessary by the engineers hereinafter nam, d, and other incidental work necessary to proper tone,ruction and drainage, and by paving with caliche or processed gravel base surfaced with a double ,r ~riple asphaltic surface course~ al! in the m~nner as provided by the Acts f 1927~ 40th Legislature of the State of Texas, Firs~ Called Session, Page 4 9, Chapter 106, as amended, said Act being also known as Araicle ii05-B Revised Civil Statutes of the State of Texas, and reia~ing to s~ree~. ~ents and assessmenns therefor. SEOTION 3: The engineering :.firm of Par~ill, Smith and Cooper, Inc'. ~ acting as engineer for the City of Piainview, are hereby directed ~o forthwith and present to the City Council complete plans and specifi~ for the proposed improvements and said engineers are further direc~e, prepare an estimate of the cost of' such improvements. SECTION 4.: The City Clerk is hereby directed to file a notice enactment of this 0rdip~nce and the action herein, taken with the Cot Clerk of Hale County,'Texas, for recording on the Deed Records and ~[ e t;~echanic~s Lien Records of said County. PASSED ~%~ ~P~0VED ~his _ ~ ~_~ ~day of ~ U ~ ~ MAYOR, Ci=)r' of P!ainview, Texas :!' ATTE ST ~ Ver~on;s improve-', CLERK, Pla Texas '" :" prepare .a~ions ~.'. f ~he ,..: _, 1968. iR' T~ CiTY OF P~IRWiEW~ ~XgS~ SPECIFIED ~ ~1%o~ Ah~ T~E OF SU~ !~5%i-~T:~ O~E~D TI~!T SAiD ST~ETS 0% POi%TIO~'$ OF SAiD ST~ETS SHOED EST!i,f~ OF ~E COST OF SU~t i~DIO~S~ ES~BL%SHI~G Ti~ M~I*ZR OF EFFE~- '~,2TZO!{ A~ i~!OD GU 2RO~D~ %~OF~ DESiGI~TiNG A~ SEP~TiNG UR~TS OF WOitK~ ALL0~,TiNG DiViSiON OF PA~R~ OF 'COST~ PROVIDING RU~ FOR APPOR~0N- P~I'~[T OF- COST; FiXII~G TIi~ ~MS JJ~ COADETiONS OF PA~R~ OF COST; PROPPED- ETYG Ai~D DEFI~{G ASSESSI~R~S TE~FOR; SPECIF~NG ~TL~ OF ASSESS~ LIENS A!O PERSO~tL LIABtLETY~ PROI~DING FOR %SSUAN~ A~ PRO~SIONS OF ASSIG~,B~ CEiTiFI~$ IN E~DE!~ OF ASSESSP~ FOR COSTS; ~ DIalING i~TfETOFO~ ~POI~D TO COI~ PLANS A~ SPEC~I~TiONS FOR OF DE SEG~D U~]TS A~ TO PUBLICLY AD~RTiSE FOR SEA~D CO~ETiT%~ CO~ 22DS ]~TH SPECIFIED C~USE. EE iT 0RDAiI~D BY ~ CiTY COUN~L OF ~ CITY 0F SE~i0N I: By Ordinance No. _,~-~_~f~ passed and approved by the City Council of the City of Pla;nview at its regular meeting held at the City Hall in the City of Pla;review on' _~. ~.~ ,~_ _ , 1968, it was found and dauz.~mined by the City Council that a public necessity exists and requi=es gha= the following p~rtions of the designated streets in the City of P!ainview, Texas~ should be improved as provided in said Ordinance, said portions of a, aid designated streets in =he City of Pis;nview being as follows: ,14I and by sai~ Or~in-~'~.ce the City Council of the City of Piainview did ordain chat sai~ c<~s~o, led 7~erc~.~. /~ cz s~id designated screens be per~a .... n~ly improved by a~c~!vacing~ fiiiing~ grading~~ns~ai~Lng-~ ~ ~ concrete c~--~z~=s and san~=~o, w ........ ~ieaermined necessary by the en?inaer apooi~tad i~ ~-<~ Ordinance~ and other incJdenna! wor~ ~ssg~v to proper constr~ trion ~ .......... ge~ a~'~d t)v pavzng w3~n cai..c;ze or pzocessed gr~vel ~a~e surfaced with a double or u:sT:pze as vkaltic surface course, all in the ma .net and as provided by the Acts of 1927, 40nh Legislature of the State of exes, First Called Session~ Page 489, Chapter 106, said Act being also kno' . as Article !105-B, Vernon's Revised Civil Statutes of the State of Texas, ~ nd relating to street ~ ,-~* m~,~- ~mo:~ove ....... s and assessments therefor; and the said C: ty Council e_d by said Ordinance appoinn the en~i~'=er~o ~ ~n~s firm of Parkhili~ Smith and engmneer to~3rePare forthwith and .oresenc to the Cdt_ y Council c, replete n. lans and soecif:ic;.Ttions for the proposed improvements and to p: epare an estimate of the cost of such imoroveme;'~ns. The City Council of 7~iainvlew does hereby and by ~his 0rdin~nc~ ratify and confi[m ; 7~o. 66*-935 and~o._.~ = ...... ~,~=~=py- ~ by this 0]clip, ace find and de~er~ rectness of all of the findings and dete~mi~tions ~de by said No. 66-935 of the City" of Piainview. SE~iO~I 2: The specified improvement of any specific unit or'combina- tions of specific units as herein desigpmted or as ~y be heres: ter desig- nated by resolution or Ordinance of the City Council of the Cit:' of Plain- view pertaining to the improvement of the above enumerated sire, ts '0r .portions of streets in the City of Piainview, shall be initiate,, and effectuated by Ordinances drafted in accordance with and in con:'ormity to the procedure established and outlined by the Acts of 1927, 40tl ~gisia- Cure of the State of Texas, First ~lled Session, Page 489, Cha] ter 106, as amended~ said Act being also known as ~ticle l105-B, Vernon s Revised Civil Statutes of the State of Texas, and as provided in Cnapte: 9, Title 28, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas~ 1925, as amended, the ter~ and provisions of which are hereby adopted by the City of Ptainview. SECTION 3: The specific improvement of any specific unit herdin designated shall be separate and distinct from the improvement f any pther such unit, and the assessment levied for such improvement shall be separate and distinct from the assessment levied in any other s~ ch uni~, and the said improvement and assessment: for improvement in any ~ )ecific unit, and the said desig~ted shall not in~er-dependently affect affected by the improvemen~ or assessment in any other such unit SECTION 4: The allocation of payment :for the specified i of each specific unit as herein designated shall be as follows,mt the City of aid Ordip~nce ~ine the cot- Ordinance or be roveme nt NAM~ FROM TO W, 24th, St, W, 24th, St, Xenia St, Old Business Route ILS, Highway 87 off of s. Broadway !~.S, Broadway !i Bryan St, :il-.w. 2otb. st. W. 22nd. St. W. 2nd~ }[ilwaukee St. Nassau St. Nassau St. W, 10th, St', Houston St, Fresno'St, E, 2nd, St. E. 7th. St. Denver St, Ennis St, W~ l~th~ St, 10th, St, EPL of U,S, Hwy, 87 EPL of Yonkers St, NPL of 24th, St, ~L Edgemere Dr. WPL Diramitt Road N,W, SPL Dimmitt Road N,W, Business Rt,~ U,S,Hwy,87 SPL of St. Louis St, NPL of Lindberg St, EPL of S, Broadway EPLof Houston St, EPL of Kokomo St,- WPLof Galveston St, WPL of Amarillo St ....... EPL. of. Yonkers St, SPL of. Bryan St,· WPLof F,M, Road_No, 400 WPL of~Gaiveston St,' · 470',8 Feet. South 'SPL of W, 18th, St, 165 Feet North SPL of Ft, Worth & Denver R,R, W~L of Alley W. of Galvest6n 100 Feet North 135 Feet South WPL of Beech St, WPL of Cedar St, SPL of W, 4th, St, ' SPL of U,S, Hwy, 70 EPL of U,S, Hwy, 87 EPL of Alley E, of U,S, Hwy, 87 ~k[PL_of Data, Street SPL of W, 2nd, St, . NPL of W, t6th. St, Leave out W, Side- 175 feet N. of NPL of 14th. St, SPL of t6th, St, Leave out~N,&S, Side- WPL Galveston St, Leave out W, Side- NPL of 9th, St. Leave out E, Side- SPL of W, 10th. St, Leave out S. Side- 140 Feet W, of Beech St, EPL of Beech St, SPL of W, 3rd, St, SPP'of W. 4th, St, W~POf,Jefferson Dr, EPL of U,S, Hwy, 87 EPL o~ Beed~: Street~ '. 243 Ia] The total cost of. the proposed paving of each of said units shall be the total cost of improvements~ including expenses of engineering and other expenses incident no the construction of the improvements in addition no all otlner costs of the improve- men'cs. [bi The cost of the curb and gutter to be installed shall be the cost of ~e curb and gutter as bid by the contractor for that portion of the curb and gutter which will 'be parallel to and of the same length as the abutting proper~ frontage. [c] The cost of the construction of the other improvements shall be the cost of all other construction other than ~he cost of nba curb and gutter as herainabove referred ~o. Id] The property owner shall be assessed for and shall pay all of the cost of the curb and ~uttar running parallel to and the same length as the abutting property frontage owned by said abutting property ici The property owner's share of the total cost of the curb and gutter shall be calculated as 100% of the cost ~:f the curb and gutter parallel to and running the- length Of the abut- ting property frontage~ plus 85% of ,the re~ining cost of the construction of the improvements on "front streets'~ (as that term is herein dafinad)~ and 70% of the ranm, ining cost of the con- str~ction of the improvements on ~'sida streets" (as that term is herein defined). If] The City's share of' tk'a total cost shall be calculated as 15% of the cost of the construction of improvements on "front streets" (as that. term is herein defined) excluding the cost of curb and gutter~ and 30% of the cost of the construction of im- provements on ~'side streets" (as that term is herein defined) excluding the cost of~ curb and gutter. ~g] ~. streets 'or portions of streets hereinabove enumera- ted that are already paved on both sides of the street, the prop- erty ovmar shall pay the total cost of the curb and gutter, and the City will pay the balance of the cost of the paving. This will apply only to streets that are already paved on both sides of the street but which do nog have curb and gutter. ih] On streets or po.rt±ons or szreets that are paved to co:~ shall ba the :c:,t~.: cost of curb amd gutter w:nning parallel ~_, and fha same length as m'he abutting property ~rontaga o~ad by ~!':,c abutting proper?.: ownar~ and 85Z of the balance of the total cost of the improv:~manns~ including engineering axpen-ses, on :,enms ~ including engineering expenses ~ on ~side straets~ calculated on a basis of 41 feat of paving~ and the City shall pay ~he bal- ance of the costs caused by the paving of the s~reet to in excess of 4l iii On streams or oortions of ssraats that have bo,th paving and curb an.<J curb and guuger []] in connectio~ 'wit~£, the above assassmer, t~ should it ~u:o~: tka,_ t::':~ socci:~i benefits to such pzoperty~ by way of ha~:oemenn of value S~ereof by virtue of such improvement~ will not aggregate such proportion of the cost specified above~ then there shell be assessed and shall be paid by such abutting prop- erny and the o~.ers thereof a lessor amoung~ not to oxceed the benefits of the said improvement. [ks The City of Plainview~ after deduction of the sum as- sessed against the abutting property and the owners thereof as hereinabove provided~ ~ha~£ pay.the renmining cost of said im- provementl but in no evenn shall the City pay for more than 15% of ~ne cost of the improvements to "front streets~' not including the cost of, curb &nd gutter~ nor more tlnan 30% of the cost'of the improvements to ~side streets" not including the cost of cuzb and gutter~ except as provided in subsections [gl, [h]~ and [i] above of fais Section 4. ~ [1] Railways using~ occupying or crossing any portion of a specific unit or any part or portion of any street or streets herainabova referred to~ described and dasignated~ shall be as- sessed for and shall pay for the entire cos~ of such improvemen~ in ~he area between their'rails and tracks~ double tracks~ turn- outs and switches and ~o fea~ on each side ~heraof. street upon which a residence or building :is facing. The term "sid~ as used herein means that portion of a street running ~ along the sid~ residence, or building, ~rnere a residence or building is not constr~ upon the lot or lots: then ~'front street'~ shall refer to that porti the street running along the front of the ]tot as platted and ~sida shall refer to that portion ~= the ~_ stream running along the side of lot as plattad~ in nba avant it is difficult to determine whether a lot is abutting a front street as hereinabove defined, or a lot is abutting a side street as hereinabova dezined,~ then the na portion of said plot of ground as described in gna deed to the indi owner shall be considered the portion of the lot abutting a front and the longest portion of said plot of ground as described in the the individual owner shall be considered the portion of the lot abm side The term ~'front street" as used herein means that portion of a SECTION 5: ~ne part of fha cost of the specified improvement specific unit as herein designated: which may be assessed agains~ a property and owners thereof, shall be apportioned among the parcels ting p¥operty and owners thereof in accordance with the Front Foot Rule. in connection with the above apportionment~ should it appear t application of the above plan or rule would~ in the opinion of the Council of Ptainview~ in particular cases result in injustice or i~ ity~ the said Council shall apportion and assess said Costs in suc~ tion as it may deem just and equitable~ having in view the special and enhanced value to be'received by such parcels of property and ~ thareof~ the equities of such owners and the adjustment of such ap ment~ so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits received dens imposed. SECTION 6: The time: terms and conditions of payment of the ~ to be assessed an~ to be paid for tlne specified improvement of a s~ unit as herein designated shall be as follows: The amounts assessed against and to be paid by the abutging p and the owners 'thereof for such improvements shall be paid in thre~ installments, respectively due as follows: Ia] The first installment shall be due and payable !0 days a~ completion of the specified improvement of such unit as herein des~ and the acceptance of sama..as satisfactory by the City of Plainvie~ [b] The second installment shall be due and payable one year faa first installment is due and payahl~; and ~c [ ] The third installment shall be due and payable ~o years the~firsu installment is due and pay.~p!e. S treat" of a :ted ~n of the ~r not or no~- ~'r owes t ,idual '~ree= ieed to :ting a ~f each )utting of abu=- Plan or ~at' 'the ~ity ~.qua!- propor- ~enefits or tion- ~nd bur- mounts e¢ific operty equal tar the gna~e~ .fret · ~f:er Ail of suck amounts so assessed, shall Bear interest annually from the dana the firsu insta~.~.ment is due and payable until paid at the rate of En cor~nection v~itN l:he installment paym~nt of the above assessments, '~" z such and render a,~.e and payable 't'he entire unpaid balance o~ SECTION 7: iai ~a amounts no be assessed and to be paid for the soacifiad improvame'an of a specific unit as herein designated, shall be a first and ~:or:~_ lien against abunning property therein from the date such imorovement is ordered by Ordinance as hereinbefore providad~ and shall be ~ .... u~z~c.y a~c charge~g~,~s~ "~ ...... ~ ~e~ true o~e~s of such prqper'~y [i-.] 'Faa Oil~ e-:.u:',,c:~.i o! P!ainv'iav~'~ Uexas_~ shall cause to be issued~ i'n 'cna ~ama ~f 'aAa Oi%:~ assignable certificates in evidence of assessments taviad, declaring the lien upon the property and the iiabili~y of ffhe ~zue owner or owners ~areof~ whether correctly named or not, and shall fix therein ~a terms and conditions of~ such certificates. [a] The above certificates shall recite substantially that the pro- ceedings with reference to making -the i~provemant therein referred to~ have been regularly had in compliance with the law: and that all ~erequisites to the fixing of the assessment lien against the property described in the said certificate and the personal liability of the owner or owners ~ereof have been par formed. Id] The above certificates shall be prima facia evidence of all the matters recited in said cartificatas~ and no further proof thereof shall be required~ and in any suit upon any assessment or re-assessmant~ in evidence of ~hich a certificate shall have been issued hereunder, it shall'be suffi- cient to allege the substance of ~e recitals in such certificate and that such recitals are in fact true~ and no further allegation with reference ~o p~oceedings raiating~to such assessment or re-assessment shall be necessary. Ia] Such assessments shall be collectible with interes=~ expense of collection and reasonable attorney's fea~ if incurred~ and shall be a firs~ and prior lien on ~he property assassed~ superior =o all other liens and claims except State~ County~ School District and City ad valorem taxes~ and shall be a personal liability and charge against said owners of the proper=y{.. assessed. ,> SECTION 8: The engineer heretofore designated, Parkhiil, Smith ar Cooper~ inc,, is hereby directed to proceed with t'he preparation of pla and specificatio~ns for the specified improvements to the said streets o :ced po~tions of snreets sat out and described in Section I hereof and as di acted by Ordit~ance No.~.~._,,,,~ ._~,,~,<~f~- ~,~ ~ ./~ . T~e~. said engineer is further dire to puo~a~y advertise for sealed competitive contract bids based upon s pl~ans and soecifications and subject to the terms and conditions herein above provided for, said bids ~o be addressed to the City of Plainview. SECTION 9: ~e City Council reserves for itself the power to prov de for changes in plans, methods~ or contracts for imorovements~ or other proceedings relating thereto in accordance with the provisions of sec~i n I0 of Article l105b~ Vernon~s Annotated Civil Statutes of the State of Texas. if in the opinion of the City Council of the City of Piainview becomes advisable or exoedient to 'eater into a contract wick any congral~or bidding on the-improvements to be done as specified herein on a basis v~rying in any particular from the plans herei~bove set out either as ~o meaho of payment or otkerwise~ the City Council reserves the right to ao cont:ac~ and any contract made with a contractor deviating from the p!ans~ spec: fica- tions and conditions as herein provided when so approved by Ordinance the City Council shall be considered as a repeal'of this Ordi~nce on!N and insofar as said contrac~ may deviate in such provision or par~icu!a and no that extent and tha~ extent only. PASSED AA~ ~PR0~D this ~ g-o day of ~O ~ ~ , , 1968 F~YOR~ City of ~lainview, Texas AN ORDINANCE SETTING THE RAT7]S TO BE CH2~RGED FOR TY~ CONTROL OF GARBAGE~ ]?i(C~?EDZNG TH]! NAXNEi{ ely i;Oi~LZCTiON OF Till! SAiD CRiRGES~ CiASSIiFYiNG Cg~~ i,ND C!2%SSiTYiKG C/i"-ii~RCi~B ESTABLiSHi~NTS~ AND TiEPEALli($ ALL O~DiNANCES OR BE IT ORDAINED BY TI-iE CITY COOI~CIL OF ~E CITY OF PLAINViEW: SECTION I: Section 22 of Chapter 7 of '~The Code of the City of P.iainview~ Texas~ 1957'~ as amended by Ordinance No. 732 of the City of Plainview~ and as further amended by-Ordinance No. 801 of the City of Ptainvew and as further amended by Ordinance No. 67-983 of the City of Plainview~ is hereby amended so as to hereafte~ read as follows: ...... co~i~a~.~ ...... and removal of garbage and trash from houses buildi~..3s aha 9r~'~;~Lses used for ~ o-~ ~-~a,~ purposes shall be 2. Two coz~cu~ons shall be made each week of garbage and trash under Class i~ oz-ovidad tlc. at such collection;; are not prevented by weather conditions or by the conditions of alleys and streets due to rain or weatlner conditions~ and further provided ti%at such collection is not prevented by conditions beyond the control of the City Council or the Mayor of the City of Plainview. 3. Res~e~n~=l houses are further hereby classified as follows: Class I-A. Class I-B. One- fami!y residences. Apartment houses with ~we or more family spar truants. 4. ~aa garbage collection provided for in this Section shall be . made by the City of Plainview~ and monthly charges for this resi- dential service shall be made as follows: For garbage collection for Class i-A residences there shall be made a charge of $3.00 per month. For garbage collection for Class 1-B residences there shall be made a charge of $3.00 per month for each apartment. SECTION 2: Section 23 of Chapter 7 of "The Code of ~he City of Piainview~ Texas~ t957~ as amended by Ordinance No. 7~2 of. the City of Plainview, and as further amended by Ordinance No. 801 of fha City of Plainview, and as further amended by Ordinance No. 67-983 of the City of~Plainview, is hereby amended so as'to he~eafter read as follOWs: Class Ii-E. Las s t 1 ~G ~ Furniture and Department Stores. Stores ~z less thegn 27000 sq. ft. of floor space -$6.00. Stores of 2~000 s,q~ ft. and over~ but less than 6,000 sq ..... of floor space -~l±.u0. Stores of 6~000 sq. ft. and over of floor pace -$18.50. Creameries and Da ir£es. -~$8.50. ~'kcoiier ~iants and i~ia~ctckeries, During period of operation -$26.00. Class li-H. Poultry Houses -$]t6.00. Ail other co~uerc:[al businesses having dai] ;:,:i.c~-~t~ps ~$6.00. ~ .i ! other types of~ ~ ous-nesses providing the owu~ pick-up service~ bu~ uszng~ the City's o~ound for the purpose of disposing of gatt 'and trash -$i.00. Class ii-i. Class it~J~ SECTION 3: These charges shall be made monthly~ and the charge for the collection of ~ ~ oar~age shall be added to and placed upon the for each residence and aoartment. ?~ ~¢ ..... w~ ~ .......... cf the ~ ~ ~z~ ~n~,~ azso De responsible for the payment of the E collection fee, SECTION 4: If the garbage fee is not paid within thirty days a becomes due~ then the City of ?iai~iew shall refuse to furnish any residences~ apartments~ or establishments for ~hich such garbage col has non been paid~ .~ SECTION 5: Ail Ordinances or parts of Ordinances of the City c in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. ~ PASSED AND APPROVED this 3rd day of June ATTEST: L. REA~ Czty Clerk M. B. HOOD, Mayor ir ~ge and fees ~ater bill the payment ~rbage [ter it ~ater to the .ection fee Plainview A.D. 1968. ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE SETmWNG A DATEs ~ AND PLACE FOP. A PUBLIC HEARING ON ~ PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN PROPERTY BY ale ~T): OF PLAINViEW~ TE~&S, AU%{ORiZiNG AND DIRECTING %HE I¥¢.YOR TO PUB=ISH NOTICE OF SUCH HFARING'o BE IT ORDAINED BY TFJ{ CI%~f COUNCIL OF ~RE CiTY OF P~tNVIEW: SECTION i: ~ ~ ~}~gT~ day of in trna City Council. o~.~,~a~ o~. trna ~=~ ~boposa'd annexation by the Cmty of Pla~nv~ew~ Texas of the following described property~ to-wit: Ail of that certain tract of land lying and being situated in Hale County~ Taxas~ and described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGiN~NING at a point in the South line of Section 27, Block JK-2, Kale Oounty~ Texas, said point bearing S. 89°57.3~W. 566.39 feet from the S oEo corner of the S.W. 1/4 of said Section 27; THENCE No0°i4~71~E. 430.38 feet to a point~ THENCE S. 89°45o29~E. 125 feet to a point in the City Limit line of the City of Piainview~ Texas; ~nENCE S. 0°14.71~W. 108.12 feet along said City Limit line which bears 500 feet West from and parallel to the West Right of Way Line of U. So Highway 87~ formerly known as Highway Loop 274~ to a point; THENCE S. 3~25o02~W. 291o22 feet along said City Limit line to a point~ TH~ENCE S. 3~33o2[W. 548.81 feet along said City Limit line to a point in the North Right of Way line of UoSo Highway 70; THENCE No 70~06~W. 153~94 feet along the North Right of Way line- of said U.S. Highway 70 to a point; THENCE N. 19~54'~Eo 132.2 feet along the West line of a Dedicated Street to the Beginning of a curve~ THENCE Northeasterly 137,22 feet along a curve to the left with a P. adius of 400 feet and a central angle of t9°39.29~ to a point of Tangency in the West line of said Dedicated Street~ THENCE N. 0°14.71~E. 205.89 feet along the West line of said Dedicated Street to the Place of -Beginning and containing 2.28 acres of land, more or less, SECTION 2: The Mayor of the City of Plainview is hereby authorized and directed to cause notice of such public hearing to be published once in a newspaper having general circulation in the City and in the above described territory not more than twenty days nor less than ten days prior to the date of such public'hearing, all in accordance with the Municipal Annexation' Act (Chapter !60~ Acts of the 58th Legislature~ Regular Session, 1963; compiled as 970a, Vernon~s Texas Civil Statutes). PASSED AND APPROVED This _.t..:/r day of ~,.:~.:~ , 1968. MAYOR ATTEST Published Every Afternoon EXcept Saturday With Enlarged Sunday Edition Plainview .Daily PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COMMUNICATIONS, 8UI ]~i{0ADWAY -- PHONE CApitol 4484~ -- P. Plainview, Texas THE STATE OF TEXAS ) ) COUNTY OF HALE ) BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day persc Martin Scott Advertising Manag (Title) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circul Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrm lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ..... ..-..4.u.~.,y. 3 (Title) Fee: 31.32 per issue SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this .... J..u.3-y... A.D., 19..6.8. ...... 4 day Public, ELxle County, Texas ~f The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar NOTICE iS ~EREBY GIVEN TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS~ ~P~T: The City of Plainview, Texas, proposes to institute annexation proceedings to enlarge and extend the boundary limits of said City t include the following described territory~ to-wit: Ail of that certain tract of land lying and being situated in Hale Counny~ Texas~ and described by metes and bounds as follow. BEGINNING at a point in the South line of Section 27, Block .JK-i Hale County, Taxas~ said point bearing S~ 89°57~3~W. 566.39 fee from the S~Eo corner of the S~Wo 1/4 of said Section 27; THENCE N~ 0~14.71~E~ 430~38 ream to a point~ THENCE S~ 89°45~2D~E. 125 fact no a point in the City Limit line of fha City of Pla inview~ Texas; THENCE So 0°!4~7i~W. 108o12 feet along said City Limit line Which bears 500 feet West from and parallel to the West right of way line of U.S. Highway 87~ formerly known as Highway Loop 274~ to a point~ THENCE S. 3°25~02~W~ 291.22 feet along said City Limit line to a point; THENCE So 3°33o2~Wo 548~8i feet along said City Limit line to a point in the North right of way line of UoSo Highway 70; THENCE N. 70°06~W. 153~94 feet along the North Right of Way lin of said UoSo Highway 70 to a point; ~ENCE N. 19°54~E. 132.2 feet along the West line of a Dedicate¢ Street to the Beginning of a curve~ ~ENCE Northeasterly 137o22 feet along a curve to the left with Radius of 400 feet and a central angle of 19°39o29~ to a point of Tangency in the West line of said Dedicated $treet~ THENCE N. 0°14.7i~E. 205.89 feet along the West line of said Dedicated Street to the Place of Beginning and containing 2.28 acres of land~ more or less. A public hearing will be held by and before the City Council of City of Plainview~ Texas~ on the _~ day of ~ ~.~'~. ~ o ~clock pomo in the Plainview~ Texas= for all persons interested in the above proposed an At said time amd place all such persons shall have the right to appea be heard° Of all said matters amd things~ all persons imterested in things and matters herein mentioned, will take notice. By Order of the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, day of 1968. ~YOR ATTEST: 7:30 Of ~exation and he s the ORDINANCE NO o.~):~ ~ ~%,?[ 'AN OP~DINANCE ANNEXING AND INCOXPOP~TING iNTO CiTY LIMITS OF T~ CiTY THAT PETZTZO~S HAVE ~EEN DULY SZG~'~ B~ Tim LAND OW~E~S A~D TH~Z NOTZCE OF ~ ~ ~JBLIC i~=ARZNG TO BE i~;LD PEP<ZAZN~'G'TO T~. iNSTITUTiON OF SUCH TZON PROCEEDINGS BY THE CITY OF PLAINV%.EW ~S BEEN GIVEN AND THAT SUCH P~- LEC i{EARZNG ~.S BEEN DD%Y ~LD; A~D_.A~EXING SAID AF~A TO TI-~ CiTY OF PIc~E)TVZEW; AND >~KI~G SAiD AP~2~ S~$~ECT TO T~ JURISDICTION OF THE CITY OF WI~AS~ the petition having ba~4~ ~%gne( ' 2:ilad ~inh the City Clerk of Plainview, Taxas~ petitioning the:'Gzty Co{ ;':7 .zb~a City of Piainview to annex and amend the following de2c~bed as :~,% ~A~d ~a:~'itory to the City of Plainviaw, Texas~ to-wit~ 'Hale County~ Texas~ ant d.~ :~/'l~b~: b,? me'c~ ~:~d ~o~;:~ds g-c follows: BEGINNING at a point in Eke Hale County~ Texas~ saia from the S~E. corner of THENCE No 0°14o71'~Eo 4SO~b.~ T~NCE S. 89°45.29~E~ 125 line of the City of Ti~NCE S. 0°i4.7i~W. which bears 500 feet Wast of ~ay line of U.S. Highw~ 274~ to a point; THENCE So 3°25.02'W. 291,~2~-.,[~.~:~'~ :.-t. il ,~g ~.,.-;.~_ 0ity. Limi'c _£~ua to a point; THENCE S. 3°33.2'~W. 545~.::, :f?~ ]i::y Limit line to a point in the North rz ..'_ :.:{i c.: ,o5. Hf~ ".way 70~ T~NCE N. 70°06~W. i51{ ~.~ J:.a~e~: the ..::,tk i:~-,a ~ of Way line of said U.S~ Highway ~' T~NCE N. i9°54'E ..... ! ! -?~ , --a'i~q: nhe ~ lf;~ o'f a D :.cared Street to the Beg:.:: .-/~ei T~NCE Northeastez~i./ :9 ~i] .ag ~ -,~.;: :~ ~?. ? ~,ith a Radius of 400 feac a ......... le o~, ,o.~. ~:~n of Tangencyoi::~ ;:h. ~": : ~.~s Dad L~. aa~ Dedicated Street ::c - ~ f;:: inni:. ~ :~: cc ....... air.,::: ~8 acres of land: mo ~ .. and trHEREAS~ przo~ pursuant to said u ~ institution of a. given: by pub],- requirements ~ naa duly held; and said a - ora ..... :~-":~s and ~ablis h=~.,:~ ~ '::al,i pertaining to the by t~-:~ ~/~ av~ ~aa duly Daily l': ........ :~ca w~h the of, Te~a:~ znd ~ ....... ' ~ hearing was P]ainview ' ' ,' ', ' [ · '- ~ i ~~~..A. jL oR-O-R-D!NANCE. -.-.-,..'-.t:_NO' · . ' ~"~ '~ ~c: .~' ~-~ '~,",;~ ~c~ ~ _" ' . . ~~~. U~UINANCE N0 794 ANDT~T~ Pubhshed Every A~noon ~g~.~ith Enlarged Sundayo~ ,c% ~,, OF TSE C TY ~]o~k 58, Originu{ ~d ~[ ~ Date ........ rCIT C F PLAINVIEW, HAL ~TY, TEXAS FRO~ NO- D{STRfC~. ~oni hos 80] B~O~ ~ Y~(3~E CApitol ~ ~ P.O. ~ox P{oh Plainui~o, Texas 7~07~ b~ THE STATE OF TEXAS ) h~ givin ~ tioD COUNTY~ OF~ HALE ) ed, 1 BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally (Title) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrument lished in said n~wspaPer on each of the following dates, to-wit: ............. ................... .A..u. ~.u. ~.t.'., .?.:...! .9...6, .~ .................................................... A.D. (Title) DN 1 That Ordinance No. e Official Zoninc MaD be and th~ are hereby amended as follows ZONE CASE NO. 174 9, Block 58, Origina at 300 Dote Plainview, Hole County, Texas C-2 Zoning Dislrid. this Ordinonce of described h. ,an emergency exists as ~ the ~reombleto this Ordi- Ordfnonce Fee: 38.88 per issue SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this ..... ? ......... .A.¥..g .U .s..~ ..... A.D., 19...6.8. ....... · y Pub 'c, Hale Cotmt3~¢' Texas The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar this ousiy oCtssed Dy the City Councfl day of August, S-M. B. Hood MAYOR M. L. R~a (Aug. 9, t968) WHEREAS~ the City Council finds that all of said area is contig ous to the present City Limits of the City of Plainview, and that it is ~esirab!e, expedient, and for the best interest for the residents of said area ~nd for the City of Piainview that said area be annexed to the City of Plainvie~ Now, therefore, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CiTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1: It is found and determined[ by the City Council that the following described tract of land to-wit: Ail of that certain tract of land lying and being situated in Hale County, Texas, and described by metes and bounds as follow : BEG!~NING at a point in the South line of Section 27, Block JK- , Hale County~ Texas, said point bearing S. 89°57.3'W. 566.39 fee from the S.Eo corner of the'S.W. 1/4 of said Section 27; THENCE N. 0°i4.71'E. 430.38 feet to a point; THENCE S. 89°45,29'E. 125 feet to a point in the City Limit line of the City of P!ainview, Texas; THENCE S. 0°14.71'W. 108.12 feet along said City Limit' ~±~.ne~ which bears 500 feet West from and parallel to the West rzght of way line of U. So Highway 87, formerly known as Highway Loop 274, to a point; TP~NCE S. 3°25.02'W. 291.22 feet along said City Limit line to a point; THENCE S. 3°33.2'W. 548.81 feen along said City Limit line to a point in the North right of way line of U.S. Highway 70; THENCE N. 70°06'W. 153.94 feet along the North Right of Way ~in~ of said UoS. Highway 70 to a point; THENCE N. 19°54'E. 132.2 feet along the West line of a Dedicate~ Street to the Beginning of a curve; THENCE Northeasterly 137.22 feet along a curve to the left with Radius of 400 feet and a central angle of1©9 39.29' to a point f Tangency in the West line of said Dedicated Street; THENCE N. 0°14.71'E. 205.89 feet along the West line of said De icated Street to the Place of Beginning and containing 2.28 acres of l~nd, more or less. and all of which land lying and being situated in Hale County, Texas zs contiguous to the City Limits of the City of Plainview, Texas. ~:~,~.~..~.0~ 2:' .-~ '~ ~'-' ,~ .... '! <] that notice of a public hea~:ing be held ~:,,:':',: ........ ,,_, co ~..~e '~.sa.}.~..~.. ~ of annexation proceeazngs by 'Lac City of ~'~'''~ ........ - i-o~-' t:ae purpos9 'o~ :.~'mexi'~'~g said area no the o""~ ~...~. -.> o-=.,. ~o~.d ~: nv :' e~ l:fas bean duly~ given. . il'~ ac;, ~<[ a:~.c¢ xith the statutes of the State of ~e. xas~ and that sa. id po. biic ~'~Lx%'f :[ nS [~as been duly held. SECTZOI{ 3~ l't is found and determined a~,~u orcerec~ ay the City Council .: sac ~.z~y of ~lainvie~ ' ........ said nition i:a, ali things be granted ~.. cb~an the above described area be and ~-~"~ ~= same is in a~.~ z6apects annexed ,_.s~ and made a part of~ the City of Piainview, %eras. ~s~o~ON 4~ it is zurtaar datc).~:ce[~.>d a~. ordered by t~e City Council of the City of Plainvie~9 that .... ~, ~.e ,~sc:'~cvd. area from and after the dane of thisox~c~ ~..~.~c,= ....... be sub]~sct to tax~s aT~d ota~er assessments which may 0e levied by la~,~ by t~e City of 21ainvie~, .... ' IASSED~ APPRO~ED~ Ai~D ADOPTED Tl~is g day of ~ B, ~i~OD~ ~ayor, ~ny oX 2za,~nvze~ ORDINANCE NO. ~ ~LO~'~h,a..~ C}'L:~JGSS ~ AND CP~TING P4N ':~'" ZONR. Q%SE NO. 174 Lot 9 Block 58 Original Town, 1 ~ , , ocaCed at 300 Date CITY OF PLAINVIEW, HALE COUNTY, TEXAS FROM R-3 to a ?}TSTRICT. . ~,. 'S ~': .... proposed_ . cnang'e ~.n Zoning Distrust :-~, ,as he~-~.~.7- .: was received by the City Co'~mc~i.. and a'F{-er ~,:.: :" u:';.':: : .-. ' :- : of the Ci{y' 0f Ptainview finds '~-'~- .': .~ - ' - : ..: ~ne p~opo~ed change as h ~ -' wkich creates an emergency~ ~5;} Wi~S, all conditions precedent required by law for ' va - ' uo Zo ~ .... ; }?~'%~nin80rdin~ce ~nd H~p, kave been fully co~pliel wid,. ,xs '.,,'~i~ a{, zn compliance with Section 18 o~ Ordinance .... . / .... 311 &S ~lu~:~CeS ] by Article 1011F-~/c. rr~on~' s .............. ~...~o.,- ~-ced- Civil Sta~u~es-AT~ended~ 19S3 ~:~ notice was duly published z;~ -d',.e '2lalnview Herald more than fifteen }riot 2o {he date of {he Pub~:- Nearin~ beS'~ +~..~ ~ ...... - eosed Smeneent; m,d Zhe Publi~ ~e~ i~'s ~-~ ~*-.bzuy. uO'~CZl CZ suc;z.pr~ ~n tke'Cie- '~- -. ~ . . . jr ~ ~r'~g accord~g ~o sazd notice was ~ ~y ~uu~czm 2corn os trze city Hall Pl~i~ ~ ~ - ' - * ~ . ~ ~WiLeW~ ~uxas~ at which-[;!iL~e persons appeared in support of the proposal; and after said hearin tile Cit' Cotmci~ d ..... 2 ~.. ~ g,.iit wa ~ , . ~ ., would b~ m the ,ub~zc ~nce changed condlcmons, thaz a}Ts 7ns~ n~a ....... ,~. P~ . ~. rpst ~ue tc the m~er he~<~ ' *:~-: ~'': .... ?~ ~j~z~c= ana uno 6onzng }~p be ~ended ~4.L'ter se~c Zor*N mn the bow of ~h~ din~ce NOW ' '~ ....... _ ~ zs Or . ; ~,, ~FC BE IT O~AINED BY T~ zzz ,,.;cN~t~ OF ~E CITY 0F SE~ION 1. That Ordinance No, 794 and the Official Zoning Map be ~d {he s are hereby '~ended as follows, to-wit:. . - Change ZONE CASE NO. 174 Lot 9, Block 58, Original Town, located at 300 Date , 5,ct. _From the date cz this Ordinance sa[d-V~%-7 ~escr~oed shall be , , -~ ~ ..... ~ . and heresy b~ ~n~ed co toe Zo~ the Offzcial Ma~ is ~ende~ ~ ..... ~o _ . .., azng uzstrzct zndzcated ~~, an emergency exists as shown in the pre~ble to this Ordinm-~ce, enactment of this Ordinance is declared to be ~ emergency measure creating public necessity that the rule requiring proposed Ord~n~ce to be presented two [2) separate Comncil meetings be dispensed with; and this Ordinance sha] be ef'fect~ve from the date of its passage. Unanimously - ~' , pass~a by the City Co~cil this Sth. day of Au~st 19~ ' ATTEST the ro- 7S eld by in nd .d a City of 1~lalnvlew Annual Bu~l~et t968 - 1969 ORDINANCE NUMBER 68-1022 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE BUDGET SUBMITTED BY THE CITY MANAGER OF THE CITY OF~PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1968-1969. BE IT ORDAINED BY-THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS: ~Section 1. That the budget prepared'by the City Manager of Plainview, Texas, for the City of Plainview, Texas, for the year commencing October 1, 1968, through and including September 30, 1969, is hereby approved and ordered filed with the City Clerk of the City of Plainview, Texas, Section 2. The ~ity Clerk is hereby ordered to file a copy.of~' said budget with the Comptroller of~Public Accounts at Austin, Texas,~ ~ PASSEDAND APPROVED this 16th day of A.D., 1968. ATTEST: M.B~,HOOD, MAYOR ~RK City of Plainview A n nu a IL ,~Bu.d, get 1968- t969 ORDINANCE NUMBER 68-1023 AN ORDINANCE LEVYING TAXES FOR THE USE AND SUPPORT OF THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, AN[) PROVIDING FOR THE INTEREST AND SINKING FUND FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1968-1969; PROVIDING FOR THE TIME AND MANNER OF PAYING THE AD VALOREM TAXES LEVIED. .BE IT ORDAINEDBy THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PL'AINVIEW, TEXAS: Section 1. That there is hereby levied~and there sh~ll be collected for. the use and support of the municipal government~of th~ City of Plainview, Texas, and to ~rovide intereSt and sinking funds fo~ the year, Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Eight (1968), upon all proPerty, ~eal personal, and mixed, within the corporate limits of said City subject o ' taxation, a tax of. one d~llar and ninety cents ($1.90) on each o~e Hundred Dollars to the specific purposes herein set forth: / · (A) For the maintenance and support of the general government and for the operation of~the City Government to be laced 1 General Fund, 78% of the. total amount received,.being $1,482 o~ each O~ethe Hundred Dollars ($100..00) valuation of property. (B) For the interest and sinking funds, the 'fo' owing apportionments shall be made: .~. _SINKING FUND No. 1 General Obligation Refunding Bonds 1 February 1931 No. 2 Street Improvement Bonds 15 April 19'55 No. 3 General Obligation Bonds 1 June 1957 No. 4 General Obligation Bonds Series 1959 1 August 1959 No. 5 General Obligation Bonds Series 1963 15 January 1963 PERCENTAGE AMOiNT 0,0440% .001 83 'l.3222% 12 8.4590% .16( 72 1.5.884% .031 I8 1.0780%, .02J .8 PAGE Annual Budget 1968- 1969 SINKING FUND PERCENTAGE AMOUNT No,' 6 General Obligation Bonds Series 1963 15 January 1963 2,741 2% .05214 NO. 7 General Obligation Bonds Series 1966 15 March 1966 5.9730% .11349 NO, 8 Water & Sewer Improvement Bonds, 15 May 1953 NONE NONE No, 9 Water & Sewer Improvement Bonds, 15 April 1955 NONE NONE - No. l0 Airport Warrants 15 July 1965 · 7942% . O1 509 Section 2. All monies collected under this Ordinance for. the specific items herein, named, be and the same are hereby appropriated and set apart for the specific purpose indicated in each item and that the Assessor-and Collector of Taxes, the City Treasurer and the City Clerk shall keep these accounts so as to readily and distinctly show the amount collected, the amounts expended and the amount'on hand at any time belonging to such funds, it is hereby made the duty-of the-Tax Assessor and Collector and every such person collecting money for-the City of.Plainview to deliver to the City Clerk and the City Treasurer at the time of depositing any monies, a statement showing to wha~ fund such deposit should be made and from what source received. All receipts for the City not specifically apportioned by this Ordinance are hereby made payable to the General Fund of the City. Section 3. That the ad valorem taxes herein levied shall become due on the 1st day of October, 1968, and may be paid up to and includ-- ing the following January 31, without penalty, but if not so paid such taxes shall become delinquent on the following day, February 1st, and the following penalty shall be payable thereon, to wit: if paid during the month of February, one percent (1%); during March, two percent (2%); during April, three percent (3%); durfng May,~four percent (4%); during June, five percent (5%); and on after the 1st day of July, eight percent (8%). Such unpaid taxes shall bear interest at the rate of six percent (6%) per annum from February 1, 1969, and $1.00 shall be charged for'each redemption certificate issued by the Tax Assessor and Collector as cost. The payment of 1/2 taxes shall be accepted if the first half is paid on or before November 30, 1968, then the last half may be paid on or before June 30, 1969, without penalty. Should the last half not be paid before July 1, 1969, it shall bear penalty and interest at the usual rate. City of Plainvlew Annual Budget -1968 - 196,9.~- ......... Section 4. The taxes here~n levied shall prior lien against the property upon which they are assessed and the first lien shall be superior and prior to all other liens, charges a~ encumbances, and this lien shall attach to personal property~to the extent and with the same priorities as to rE~l estate. Section 5. January l, 1968. be a firs' The liens provided herein shall 'attach Section 6. Should ~ny part of this Ordinance be dc invalid, for any reason, that invalidity shall not effect the remain( this.Ordinance, which remainder shall continue in full force and eff~ AND ~APPROVED this the 16th'day of September, A.D., ~ and .aid me ,s of cl ared er of, ct. 968. ATTEST M. L.' REA, CITY CLERK M. B. HO0 , MAYOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDIN~CE NO. 794 AND THE OFFICIAL MAP OF THE Ct7¥ OF PLAINVIEW SO AS TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES, AND CREATING AN EMERGENCY iZONE CASE NO. 175 Lots 1,'2, 3, 4, 5, and North 20 feet of Lot 6, Block 3, Rowe-Goode Addition located at 1009-1011-1013 Quincy CITY OF PLAINVIEW, HALE COUNTY, TEXAS FROM R-1 to a C-1 ZONING DISTRICT. WHERFAS~ the proposed change in Zoning Districts as hereinafter made has been duly presented to the Planning & Zoning COmmission for its recommendation which was received by the City Council, and after due consideration the City Council of the City of Plainview finds that for the orderly growth of the City making the proposed change as hereinafter set out will be in the public interest which creates an emergency; and, WHEREAS, all conditions precedent required by law for a valid amendment to the zoning Ordinance and Map, have been fully cOmplied with, as well as giving · notices in compliance with Sehtion 18 of Ordinance 794 as well as notices pro- vided by Article 1011F Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes-Amended, 1953, and notice was duly published in the Plainview Herald more than fifteen (15) days prior to the date of the Public Hearing befoze the City Council of such pro- posed amendment, and the Public Hearing according to said notice was duly held in the City Council Room of the City Hall, Plainview, Texas, at which time persons appeared in support of the proposal; and after said hea. ring, it was by the City Council, determined that it would be in the public interest due to changed conditions, that the Zoning Ordinance and the Zoning Map be amended in the manner hereinafter set forth in the body of this Ordinance; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINViEW: SECTION i. That Ordinance No. 794 and the Official Zoning Map be and the same are hereby amended as follows, to-wit: ZONE CASE NO. 175~ Change Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and the North 20 feet of Lot 6, Block 3, Rowe-Goode Addition located at 1009-1011-1013 Quincy city of p!ainview, Hale County, Texas, from an R-1 to a C-1 Zoning District. From the date of this Ordinance said Lot, tract, and parcel of land. described shall be and hereby be.changed to the Zoning District indicated and the Official Map is amended in accordance herewith. WHEREAS, an emergency exists as shown in the preamble to this Ordinance, the enactment of this Ordinance is declared to be an emergency measure creating a public necessity that the rule requiring proposed Ordinance to be presented at two (2) separate Council meetings be dispensed' with; and this Ordinance shall be effective from the date of its passage. Unanmmously passed by the 'City Council this of September , 1968 . ATTEST Published Every A~ternoo~. Excep~ ~t~irday With Enlarged Plain ' Daily I)ICW PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 801 BROADWAY -- P. O. BOX 1240 -- PHONE A-rea Code 806, Plm'nview, Texas 79072 THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day ..... J ~m.e.s..B ..... 0.s.~.a.~ ....................................... ~ .u..s. ~ n .e..s..s....N..a n .a..g.e.~.. (Title) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation Hale County, Texas, who stated On oath that the attached instrument lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ............ .... 5. m p .t emb.e.r.. 2.0.,...i.9.6.8 ............................................................... A. ...~ ...... ~ .......... .~.:,..~.~.~..~.,.~ ...... (Title) the Fee: ~39.60 SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this ..2.4:b.b. S..e.p..~.: ........ A.D., 19..6.~ ........ Notary Public, Hale County, Texas The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING NOTICES OF SPECIAL ELECTION I'HE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally M. L. Rea, City Clerk of the City of Plainview, Texas, who, being b duly sworn, upon oath depot?es and says:. That on the ~.~ _5 flay of September, 1968, he caused to be po a true and correct copy of the attached azd foregoing NOTICE OF SPE ELECTION AND ORDINANCE CALLING SPECIAL ~.LECTION on the question of adoption of a one percent (1%) Local Sales; and Use Tax within said City, at the following polling places wi~tin each of the election precincts of said City, to-wit: Precinct No. 1 / No. 2 Polling Place The City Hal-1 at 901 Broadway Street in Plainview The Municipal Building alt 710 W. Sth Street in Pl and that said notices were poSted in a con~picuous public place for least twenty days prior to the date of said election. ~eared me ted ]IAL ~he Texas .inview, Texas at SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE ME this ~ aA[ day of 1968. tary Public iJ and fox'Hale ~ounty, Texas. AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING NOTICES OF SPECIAL ELECTION THE STATE OF TEXAS ~u~v~ oF ~ BEFOR~ ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared M. L. Rea, City Clerk of _the City of Plainview, Texas, who, being by me duly sworn, upon oath dep/~ses and says: That on the ~.~. tday of September, 1968, he caused to be posted a tx~ae and correct copy of the attached and foregoing NOTIC~ OF SPECIAL ELECTION AND ORDINANCE CALLING SPECIAL ELECTION on the question of the adoption of a one percent (1%) Local Sales and Use Tax within said City, at the following polling places within each of the election precincts o£ said City, to-wit: Precinct Polling Place No. 1 /..~ No. 2 ~/ The City Hall at 901 Broadway Street in Plainview, Texas The Municipal Building at 710 W. 5th Street in Plainview, and that said notices were posted in a conspicuous public place for at least twenty days prior to the date of said election. Texas swo~ ~0 ~ smsc~m BroOm ME ~is ~ day. o£ 1968~ ' f Notary Public in' a~t for"Hale" County, Texas. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION TO THE DULY QUALIFIED RESIDENT BLBCTORS OF THB CITY OF PLAIN'VIEW TEXAS, AND TO ALL OTHER INTBRBSTBD PERSONS: NOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN that an election will be held in and throughout the City' of Plainview, Texas, on the 22nd day of 1968, on the question Of the adoption oi" a one percent (1%) and Use Tax'within said City, in keeping with the following adopted by the City Council of said City, as follows,, to-wit: Sales ORDINANCE NO. 68-1025 AN ORDINANCE ORDERING A SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD IN THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, ON THE QUESTION OF THE ADOPTION OF A ONE PERCENT (1%) LOCAL SALES AND USE TAX WITHIN THE CITY; DESIGNATING THE DAY OF THE ELECTION AND THE POLLING PLACES; APPOINTING ELECTION OFFICIALS ~tEREFOR; PROVIDING THAT ALL DULY QUALIFIED RESIDENT ELECTORS SHALL BE QUALIFIED TO VOTE; PRE- SCRIBING FORM OF BALLOT; PROVIDING FOR NOTICE OF ELECTION; CONTAINING OTHER PROVISIONS RELATING TO SAID ELECTION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. WHEREAS, Article 1066c, Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes (Acts 1967, 60th Legislature, Regular Session, Chapter 36, Page 62) authorizes the governing body of any city, town, or village in Texas to call an election for the purpose of adopting a local sales and use tax within such city, town, or village; Now therefore, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: Section 1. That a special election shall be held in and through- out the City of Plainview, Texas, on the 22nd day of October, 1968, at which election there shall be submitted to the resident qualified voters of said City, for their action thereupon, the fol'lowing propositions; "FOR adoption of a one percent (1%) local sales and use tax Within the city." "AGAINST adoption of a one percent (1%) local sales and use tax within the city." Section 2. That said election shall be held in each of .the election precincts within said City, and polling,places and presiding officers for each of said precincts shall be, respectively, as follows, to wit: Precinct 1, consisting of all that part of the City of Plainview lying north of the center line of Ninth Street and its projections East and West. Polling Place for said Precinct 1 shall be at the City Hall of the City of Plainview, which is located at 901 Broadway Street in Plainview, Texas. H. M~ Smelser is hereby appointed as Presiding Judge of said Precinct 1. Mrs. L. D. Brown is appointed as Alternate Presiding Judge. Precinct 2, consisting of all that part of the City of Plainview lying south of the center line of Ninth Street and its projections East and West. Polling Place for said Precinct 2 shall be the Municipal Building which is located at 710 West Fifth Street in the City of Plainview. Mrs. J. Oliver Bier is hereby appointed as Presiding Judge of said Precinct 2, Mr__s.,__~a_y Dunnam is hereby appointed as Alternate Presiding Judge. Platnvtew Published Ever), A[ternoon Excepti,:Sa~rda), With Enlarged Plainview Daily PUBLISHED BY ALLISON CONtNtUNICATIONS, INC.-- 8~1 BROADWAY -- p. O. BOX 1240 -- PHONE Are~ Code 806, Plainvi~v, Texa~ 7~07 2 THE STATE OF TEXAS ) ) COUNTY OF HALE ) WHEF Texas body BEFORE ME, the undersigned' ' authority, on this day personally ~i~'~ be James B Os~vald Bus5 .... ~ .... ~'~ .................................. , ................................ ~ ...............sho~ ified vo~( (~fle) t~o. of the ~lainview Daffy ~e~ald, a newspape~ of ~ene~al d~culadon Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrument lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ............ (Title) Fee: $76.g2 Eaeh Issue ORDAINED BY THE CITY THE f OF PLAIN- SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this .... ~m'' A'D'' 19.&.'~.. ..... Notary Public, Hale County The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar i65 The entire City shall constitute said two election preci~ cts. Ail qualified voters of the s~id City shall vote at the Polling t lace as herein provided for the Precinct in which said voter resides. There shall be three clerks for each election precinct, ~ be appointed by the Presiding Judge for each such precinct. Section .3.. That said election shall be held in accordanc with tJ~e Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, and all duly qua ified resident electors of the City of Plainview, Texas, shall be qualified to vote. Section 4. That the ballots of said election shall conf, ~ to the requirements of Section 2, Subsection G, of Article 1066c, V, mon's Texas Civil Statutes (Acts 1967, 60th Legislature, Regular Sessio l, Chapter 36, Page 62), and to the requirements of Chapter 6 of the P. lection Code of the State of Texas, as amended, and the language to be pr .nted thereon shall include the following: OFFICIAL BALLOT INSTRUCTIONS: Place an "X" in the square beside the s'tat, ment indicating the way you wish to vote. [ ] FOR adoption of a one percent (1%) local sales and u e tax within the City. [ ] AGAINST adoption of~ a one percent (1%) local sales a ~ use tax within the City. Section 5. That election judges and clerks are directed t with Article 6.06, Election Code of the State of Texas, as amended 2 of House Bill 181, Acts 1967, 60th LegislatUre, Regular Session, Chapter 452, Pages 1026, 1028), which provides that a square shall be plac ~d beside each proposition in which the voter is instructed to place or other clear mark to indicate the way he Wishes to vote; but ~whi~ provides that failure of a voter to mark .his ballot in strict cord with the directions on the ballot shall not invalidate the ballot ballot shall be counted if the intention of the voter is clearly a: tainable, except where the law expressly ]prohibits the counting of ballot. It is specifically provided that the election officers sh refuse to count a ballot because of the voter's having marked his by scratching out the statement of the proposition for which he do wish to vote. Page 2 comply (Section [ri I~X[! :h also ,rmity and the cer- the 11 not allot s not Section 6. That notice of the election hereby ordered and called shall be given: (a) by publication on the same day of two successive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation published within said City, the date of the first publication to be at least twenty-one (21) days prior to the date set herein for such election; and (b) by posting of such notice at the polling place in each of the election precincts of said City not less than 'twenty (20) days prior to the date set herein for such election. It is hereby found and determined that the PLAINVIEW DAILY HERALD is a newspaper published within the City of Plainview, Texas, and is a newspaper of general circulation within said City. Section 7. Should any Section, Sentence, or Provision of this Ordinance be declared invalid, it shall not effect any other $ection, Sentence, or Provision hereof. Section 8. The need for revenue to meet forthcoming expenses of the City create an emergency so as to make it necessary to pass this Ordinance on its first reading and it shall become effective immediately upon its adoption. PASSED AND APPROVED this 16th day of September, 1968. M. B. Hood, Mayor Page 3 Published Every' A[terno~n?' Exce'pt',~fErday' With Enlarged Pla in view Daily PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 801 BROADWAY -- P. O. BOX 1240 -- PHONE Area Code 806, Plainview, Texas 79072 THE STATE OF TEXAS ) ) COUNTY OF HALE ) FOLLOWiN lNG AN John THI! CITY OF F . ~TEXAS FF BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personall~;~;;~;; Zoning Di~ has been James B. Oswald .......... .B.u.~5. B.e.~.$...~..a.n.a4ger .... nm a z0, (Title) the city c eration the PiaJnview gro~ at ' of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation n.'~,~ .~ ~ in the pub emergency; a point; THE 391.3 feet crees 02' TH1--I~ $7.9 feet 1 THENCE curve to 701.2 feet degrees 22 a point; THENCEJ~S 89 degrees 20!50" W et 48.0 fat POS~{ % inch rod by corner post, in all 766.4~ fee~ along aid fence fo a % inch rod~ i, . THENCE~ North 1475.4 fe~ tO the P~ACE O~ BEGINNING and contain- ing 27.7 m~cres outside of Highway R.O.W. on~ 1,35 qcres in Highway R.O.W., inmmpii 2~.0 acres. .AINVIEW, HALE COUNTY, )M R-2 to o R-3 ZONING the proposed change in rids OS hereinafter made uly Prese:nted to the Plan- ng Commission for its rec- ~ which wes received by uncit, and after due consid- City Council of the City ef rids, that* for the orderly ia'City making the proposed hereinafter set out will be c interest which creates an and · WHEREAS, all conditions .precedent re~. Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrumentquired by It~w_f0r o Valid amend,merit fo the Zoning urdinonce and Ma~, nave · been fullyJ~complied with, as well os ~, ~ ~ . ,~ __ ~ __ ~ .... giving noti~ i~ compliance with Sec- nsnea m sam newspaper on each at the tallowing dates, to-wit: ............ [~2~ ~"~;7"~.~ ~notot~ I~iv Statutes ~ Amended. 1~3,, and ~atice was duly published in _~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ w ~the Plainvi~w Herald more than fifteen ~.~o~.e.~...~.~...~.~: .............................................................. ~. [ (15) days ~rior ~o fha da'~e of fha ~Pub- J ~ ....... lic HearinOr before the City Council of ] ~ ~ J ~ such propo ~d amendment, and the Pu~ ~ /~ /[ / ~Jl lic Hearin~ acegrding to s~Jd notice was ~ ~ ". ........ ~.. -....- ...... ~lIS~m~ ~m=~ duly held ~ th~ C~ty CoUncil Room of ~ ................................................... ~ ............. the City oil, Ptainview, Texas, ~Tifle~ which tim~ per~ons appeared in suppo~- ~ v of the pr( msol; ~nd ~ffer s~id he~r- ~ ing, it wa by ~e City Counil, deter- mined thol Would be in fha ~ublic interest du ~ changed conditions, that the Zonin~ Ordinance and the Zoning Fee inafter seJ fo~h in Jhe bo~y at this Ordinance; NOW THEREFORE, BE T ~RDA NED BY THE CITY ~COUNCIL J~F.THE CITY OF PLAIN- VIEW: I S~CTION ~ Thor Ordinance No. 794 and the Official[ Zoning ~6p De and the SUBSCrIBeD A~ S~O~N TO B~FO~ M~ this ..... ~. ..... ~,.-~'~: . ~NE CASE NO. O.c..t.p.b..e..~.... A.D., 19.6.~ ......... Chcmge A 29.0 ~ John rise County, T~ al descript ~ BEG1NN V / // J Lot 23, BI tion to Pl~ Notary Public, H~e Co~, T, Highway I the center 87.9 feet t THENCE curve fo 701.2 feel crees 22' THENCE to The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar :re tract of land out of the Homestead Survey, Hole :as buying the following leg- qG at a point 50 feet East~ Soutl~ of the SE corner of ck 1, :Carver Heights Addi- rnview~. Hale County~ Texas; N 89' degrees 59' E at 825,2 Jo' West I~.O.W. line of F.M. 400, in atl 862.7 feet fo said Highway No. 400; 0' degree 32_'50" E along pavement, 1112;4 feet to around a a radius of angle * a POi around a radius of 20'50" W at by corner old fence rod; t475.4 feet to the and contain- ~ Tax- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 794 AND THE OFFICIAL CIT~ OF PLAINVIEW SO AS TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES, AN]) CREATING AN ZONE CASE NO. 176 A 29.0 Acre tract of land out of the John Kiser Homestead Survey, Hale Texas having the following legal description: BEGINNING at a point 50 feet East and 50 feet South of the SE con Lot 23, Block 1, Carver Heights Addition to Plainview, Hale County, Te: TMENCE N 89~ 59~ E at 825.2 feet pass the West R.O.W. line of No. 400, in all 862.7 feet to the center of said Highway No. 400; THENCE S 0° 32'50" E along center line of pavement, 1112.4 feet THENCE Southwestward around a curve to t'he right having a radius feet and a central angle of 24° 02' 164.1 feet to a point; THENCE S 23° 29'10" West 87.9 feet to a 'point; THENCE Southwestward around a curve to t'he left having a radius o and a central angle of 23° 22' 123.0 feet to a point; THENCE S 89° 20'50" W at 48.0 feet pass 5/8 inch rod by corner po~ 766.4 feet along old fence to a 5/8 inch rod; THENCE North 1475.4 feet to the PLACE OF BEGINNING and containing outside of Highway R.O.W. and 1.35 acres in Highway R.O.W., in all 29.~ CITY OF PLAINVIEW, HALE COUNTY, TEXAS FROM DISTRICT. ~0 a R-3 WHE~, the proposed change in Zoning Districts as hereinafter made h duly presented to the Planning & Zoning Commission for its recon~nendat: was received by the City Council, and after &ue consideration the City of the City of Plainview finds that for the orderly growth of the City the proposed change as hereinafter set out will be in the public inter~ creates an emergency; and WHEREAS, all conditions precedent required by law for a valid amendmen Zoning Ordinance and Map, have been fully co~plied with, as well as gi~ notices in.compliance with Section 18 of Ordinance 794 as well as noti~ vided by Article 1011F Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes - Amended. 19! notice was duly published in the PlainviewHerald more than fifteen prior to the date of the Public Hearing before the City Council of sum posed amendment, and the Public Hearing accorliing to said notice was in the City COuncil Room of the City Hall, Plainview, Texa~, at which persons appeared in support of the proposal; and after said hearing, i the City Council, determined that it Wduld ~e in the public interest changed conditions, that the Zoning Ordinance and the Zoning Map be am~ the manner hereinafter set forth in the body of this Ordinance; NOW TH] BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CI~f OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1. That Ordinance No. 794 and the Official Zoning Map be and are hereby amended as follows, to-wit: ZONE CASE NO. 176 Change A 29.0 Acre tract of land out of the John Kiser Homestead Survey, Texas having the following legal description: BEGINNING at a point 50 feet East and 50 feet South of the SE corn Lot 23, Block 1, Carver Heights Addition to Plainview, Hale County, Tem THENCE N 89° 59' E at 825.2 feet pass the West R.O.W. line of F.M. No. 400, in all 862.7 feet to the center of said Highway No. 400; THENCE S 0° 32'50" E along center line of pavement, 1112.4 feet to THENCE Southwestward around a~curve to the right having a radius c feet and a central angle of 24~ 02' 164.1 feet to a point; THENCE S 23~ 29'10" West 87.9 feet to a point; THENCE Southwestward around a curve to the left having a radius of and a central angle of 23~ 22' 123.0 feet to a point; THENCE S 89° 20'50" W at 48.0 feet pass 5/8 inch rod by corner pos 766.4 feet along old fence to a 5/8 inch rod; THENCE North 1475.4 feet to the PLACE OF BEGINNING and containing outside of Highway R.O.W. and 1.35 acres in Highway R.O.W., in all 29.0 City of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, from an R-2 to a 'R'3 District. F]~m the date of this Ordinance sai~Lot,.tract, and parcel P OF THE EMERGENCY County, er of :as; Highway a point; f 391.3 701.2 feet t, in ali. 27.7 acres acres. DNING .s been on which Council making st which to the 'ing es pro- 5, and ) days pro- ly held ime was by e to nded in he same {ale County, ar of ~S; Highway a point; 391.3 701.2 feet ;, in all ~7.7 acres acres. ~oning ~f lmnd described shall be and hereby be changed to the Zoning District indicated and the Official Map is amended in accordance herewith. I~P~EAS, an emergency exists as sho~n in the preamble to this Ordinance, the enactment of this Ordinance is declared to be an emergency measure creating a public necessity that the rule requiring proposed Ordinance to be presented at two (2) separate-Council Meetings be dispensed with; and this Ordinance shall be effective from the date-of its passage. Unanimously passed by the City Council this 21 day of October' , 1968 _. MAYOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 794 AND THE OFFICIAL M~ CITY OF PLAINVIEW SO AS TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES, AND CREATING AN ZONE CaSE NO. 177 A tract of land out of Section 27 and Section 28, Block JK-2, Hale Cour described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the North line of Section 28, Block JK-2, County, Texas, said point bearing North 89° 57.3' East 41.7 feet from corner of NW 1/4 of said Section 28; THENCE South 3° 33.2' West 496.21 feet along West line of U.S. Hi to a point; THENCE West 200.44 feet along North line of Duncan Addition, Unit Plainview, Texas, to a point; THENCE South 131.55 feet along West line of said Duncan Addition, to a point; THENCE North '70° 06' West 475 feet along N line of U.S. Highway 7( THENCE North 19° 54' East 132.20 feet to beginning of a curve to THENCE Northeasterly 137.22 feet along curve to left with a radiu and central angle of 19° 39.29' to a point of tangency; THENCE North 0° 14.71' East 636.27 feet 'to a poing; THENCE South 89° 45.29' East 205 feet to a point; THENCE North 72° 36.73' East 21.00 feet 'to a point; THENCE South 89° 45.29' East 400 feet to a point; THENCE South 0© 14.71' West-128.32 feet .along West line of U.S.. H: THENCE South 3° 25.02' West 305.80 feet .along West line of U.S. H: the PLACE OF BEGINNING and containing 13.62 acres of land, more or les~ CITY OF PLAINVIEW, HALE COUNTY, TEXAS FROM DISTRICT. R-I to a 'C-I WHEREAS, the proposed change in Zoning Districts as hereinafter made hl duly presented to the Planning & Zoning Commission for:its recommendat: was received by the City Council, and after hue consideration the City of the City of Plainview finds that for theorderly growth of the City the proposed change as hereinafter set out will be in the public inter~ which creates an emergency; and WHEREAS, all conditions precedent required by law for a valid amen&hen' Zoning Ordinance and Map, have been fully co~plied with, as well as gi, notices in compliance with Section 18 of Ordinance 794 as well as m~ti~ vided by Article 1011F Vernon's AnnotRted Civil Statutes-Amended, 1953 notice was duly published in the Plainview Herald more than fifteen (1! prior to the date of the Public Hearing befo~ the City Council of sucl posed amendment, and the Public Hearing according to said notice was & in the City Council Room of the City Hall, Plainview, Texas, at which persons appeared in support of the proposal; and after said hearing, i the City Council, determined that it would be in the public interest & changed conditions, that the Zoning Ordinance and the Zoning Map be amc the manner hereinafter set forth in the body of this Ordinance; NOW T~ BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF*THE CIT~ OF PLAIN-FlEW: SECTION 1. That Ordinance No. 794 and the Official Zoning Map be and are hereby amended as follows, to-wit: ZONE CASE NO. 177 Change A tract of land out of Section 27 and Section 28, Block JK-2, Hal Texas, described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the North line of Section 28, Block JK-2, Texas, said point bearing North 89° 57.3' East 41.7 feet from Northeas of NW 1/4 of said Section 28; THENCE South 3° 33.2' West 496.21 feet along West line of U.S. Hi to a point; THENCE West 200.44 feet along North line of Duncan Addition, Unit Plainview, Texas to a point; THENCE South 131.55 feet along West line of said Duncan Addition, to a point; THENCE North 70° 06' West 475 feet along N line of U.S. Highway 7( THENCE Norht 19° 54' East 132.20 feet to beginning of a curve to 169 ?OF 1'HE ~,IERGt2~CY ty, Texas, Hale ortheast hway 87 No. 1, Unit No. 1, to a point; eft; of 400 feet ghway 87; ghway 87 to ZONING s been on which Council making st to the' 'lng es pro- and ) days pro- ly held ime was by to nded in REFORE, he same County, {ale County, corner hway 87 No. 1, Unit No. 1, to a point; eft; · ~':Z'?THENCE Northeasterly 137.22 feet along ~urve to left with a radius of 400 feet and central angle of 19° 39.29' to a point of tangency; THENCE North 0° 14.71' East 636.27 feet to a point; THENCE South 89° 45.29' East 205 feet to a point; THENCE North 72° 36.73' East 21.00 feet to a point; THENCE South 89° 45.29' East 400 feet to a point; THENCE South 0° 14.71' West 128.32 feet along West line of U.S. Highway 87; THENCE South 3° 25.02' West 305.80 feet along West line of U.S. Highway 87 to the PLACE OF BEGINNING and containing 13.62 acres of land, more or less, cit~ of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, from an RzI to a C-1 Zoning District. From the date of this Ordinance sai~ Lot, tract, and parcel of land described shall be and hereby be changed to the Zoning District indicated and ~le Official Map is amended in accordnace herewith. W~REAS, an emergency exists as shown in the preamble to this Ordinance, the enactment of this Ordinance is declared to be an emergency measure creating a public necessity that the rule requiring proposed Ordinance to be presented at two (2) separate Council Meetings be dispensed with; and this Ordinance shall be effective from the date of its passage. Unanimously passed by the City Council this 21 day of OCtober , 1968. MAYOR retary - Plefnvte~ Enlarged OFFICrAL PLAINVIE~ FOL lNG Section 28, Pla in view Daily North PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COMMUNICATIONS, .INC. THEN 801 BROADWAY -- P. O. BOX 1240 -- PHONE Area Code 80 THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE Plainview; Texas 7P072 BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, (in this day personal James B. Oswald , Business Manager (Title) or less. Ndrthel2sf, corn~ of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation ~0. ~; , ' THENCE 496.21 feet woy 87 fo o THENCE We~ Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrum, "~ o~ ~Pl~inview, Tax0 THENCE Soot line of said Dun, lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ~o ~ ........ THENCE Nor ~75 f~t a~on~ '70 to"o ~o[~J; -- . THENCE Nor ctober 29, 1968 ] ~.~o ~ ~o .......................................................................................· '~ . ............... le~; (~ '~ ' THENCE' [ I / ~ ~ / ] /' ;along curve fo c ' ;~OO f~et grid ceF ~. ~Z ~~. Bu,~ness Manager ~,.~,. ~o . THENCE Nod (Title) ~636.27 feet' tO : ;THENCE Sou' 205 feet f~ d ' THENCE Nor 2~.00 feet to a THENCE Soot Fee: 7 2.7 ~ ~ ~400: THENCEfeef to SOUl" -'t28.32 feet dior SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this .... 2[ ...O..c.}.; ...... A.D., 1~..B. .......... ~ Highway 87; THENCE Soot 305.80 feet aIQ Hiqhwoy 87 to NING and cont~ Jess~ West line of Plainview, T THENCE ,West line of said No. I, to a pain THENCE West 475 feet 70 To a THENCE 132.20 feet left; - · THENCE Northeasterly 137.~-~ feet along curve ~o left with al r~digs af 4g0.feet and c~enfraJ angle of 19 degrees 39.29' to a point ef tangency; .' THENCE N~rfh 0 degree 1&~/1' East 63&27 feet to a THENCE 50~Jth 89 deorees 45.29' East 205 feet to a ~oint; - THENCE NC~rth 72 degrees 36.73' East 21.00 feet to ¢ point; T,HENCE 5epth 89 degrees 45.29' Epst 400 feet to aJ point; THENCE S0~Jfh 0 degree 1431' West 128.32 fo~t along West line of U.S. Highway 87; THENCE SoUth 3 degrees 25,02' West 305.80 feet elodg West line of 'U.S. High- way 87 ta th PJ~ACE OF BEC, NNING and cants n n13.~2 acres of land, more of NW ¼ of sai~l Sec.. h 3 degrees 33.~' West West tine of U.$. High- et; 200.44 feet along North Addition, Unit No. ~ to e point,* ~ 131.55 feet along West .an Addition, Unit No. 1, 70 degrees D6~ West Tine of U.S, Highway 19 degrees 54' East tinning of a curve to "theasteriy 137.22 feet left with a radius of ~rol angle of 19 degrees ' of ?angency; J ~ 0 degrees 14.71' Eosl' I point; 1.89 degrees 45.29~ East tint: ~ 72 degrees 36.73' East point; ~ 89 degrees 45.29' East tnt; 0 degrees 14.71' West West line of U,S, 1 3 degrees 25J02' West [3 West line o~ U.S. he PLACE OF BEGIN- ning 13.62 acres of. land, Hale. County, Texas, Zoning District. Ordinance said Lot, tract, a land describ- ed shall be hereby be the Zoning Official accordance herewith. WHEREAS, on emergency exists as shown in the )reamble to this Ordi- of this Ordinance that two t2) sel~arate this shall be effective from .fha date of ifs passage. Unanimously po~sed by the' City Coon, ciJ this 91' day of October, 1968. S-M, B. Hood MAYOR r ATTEST: M L. Rea City Secrets.fy-Treasurer (Od. 29, 1968) The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar ORDINANCE NO. 68-1028 AN ORDINANCE SETTING THE RATES TO BE CHARGED FOR THE CONTROL OF GARBAGE: PROVIDING THE MANNER OF COLLECTION OF THE SAID CHARGES; CLASSIFYING ONE- FAMILY RESIDENCES AND APARTMENT HOUSES r WITH TWO OR MORE FAMILY AND CLASSIFYING COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS; AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCE 0 OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH. ; PARTS BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1: Section 22 of Chapter 7 of "The Code of the City of Plainview, Texas, 1957", as amended by Ordinance No. 732 of the City of Plainview, and as further amended by Ordinance No. 801 of the City of Plainview and as further amended by Ordinance No. 67-983 of the City of Plainview, and as further amended by Ordinance No. 68-1018 of the City Plainview, is hereby amemded so as-to hereafter read as follows: "1. The collection and removal of garbage and trash from houses, buildings and premises used'for resident~.l purposes ~all be classified as Class 1. 2. Two collections shall be made each week of garbage and trash under Class 1, provided that such collections are not prevented by weather Conditions or by the conditions of' alleys and streets due to rain or weather conditions, and further' provided that such colle ion is not prevented by conditions beyond the control of the City )uncil or the Mayor of the City of'Plainview. 3. Residential houses are further heceby classified as follows: Class 1-A. Class 1-B. One-family residences. Apartment houses ~.'~ith two or more family apartments. 4. The garbage collection provided for in this Section shall be by the City of Plainview, and monthly charges for this residentials ~rvice shall be made as follows: For garbage collection for Class 1-A residences there shall be made a charge of $2.00.per month. For garbage collection for Class 1-B residences there shall be made a charge of $2.00 per month for each apartment.' SECTION 2: Section 23 of Chapter 7 of "The Code of the City of Pla Texas, 1957", as amended by Ordinance No 732 of the City of Plainview,. as further amended by Ordinance No. 801 of [he City Of Plainview, and furth~ amended by Ordinance No. 67-983 of the City of Plainview, and as further amended by Ordinance No. 68-1018 of the City of Plaimview, hereby is amended so as .o here- after read as follows: "1, The collection and removal of garbage and trash from houses, buildings, and premises, used for commercial and business purposes shall be claffified as Class II. 2. One collection of garbage and trash shall be made each day under Class except on Sundays and the following holidays: Christmas Day, Independence Day, Memorial Day, Thanksgiving Day, and New Year's Day. 3. Commercial and business houses are hereby further classified as follows: Class ll-A. Class ll-B. Class ll-c Class ll-D Class ll-E Class ll-F. Class ll-G. Class ll-H. Class '11-I. Class I1-J. Hotels. Restaurants and Cafes. Drug Stores, Soda Fountains and Confectioneries. Grocery Stores. Furniture and Department Stores. Creameries and Dairies. Broiler Plants and Hatcheries. Poultry Houses. All other types of businesses having daily pick-ups. All other types of businesses porviding their own pick-up service, but using the City's dump ground for the purpose of disposing of garbage amd trash. 4. Monthly charges for this commercial and business service for the collection of garbage and trash, shall be and are made as follows: Class ll-A. Hotels. $5.00 minimum for first 10 rooms plus 10¢ per each additional room. Class ll-B. Restaurants and Cafes. With seating capacity up to 10 persons - $7.50 With seating capacity up to 50 persons - $12.00 With seating capacity up to 100 persons - $15.00 With seating capacity up to 100 and over - $18.00 Class ll-C. Drug StOres,,Soda Fountains and Confectioneries. Where no meals are served - $6.00 Where meals are served, the charges provided for Class ll-b, Restaurants and Cafes, will be charged in addition to the above charge. Class ll-D. Grocery Stores. Stores of less than 2,000.00 Sq. Ft. of floor space - $7.50 Stores of 2,000 Sq~ Ft. and over, but less than 6,000 Sq. Ft, of floor space - $12.50 Stores of 6,000 Sq. Ft. and over of floor space - $22.50 ass ll-E. Class ll-F. Class ll-G. Class ll-H. Class ll-I. Class ll-J. Furniture and Department Stores. Stores of less th~a 2,000Sq. Ft. of floor s ace - $5.00 hant 6,000 Stores of 2,000 Sq. Ft. and over, but less Sq. Ft. of floor slpace - $10.00 Stores of 6,000 Sq. Ft. and over of floor s Creameries and Dairies. - $~.50. Broiler Plants and Hatcheries. During period of operation - $25,00 Pbultry Houses - $15.00 All other commercial businesses having dail pick-ups - $ ':.5.00 Ail other types of businesses providing, th pick-up services, but using the City's dump for the purpose of disposing of garbage and SECTION 3: These charges shall be made be made monthly and the ch~ for the collection of garbage shall be. added to and placed upon the watt each residence and apartment. The person who is responsible for the pa} water bill shall also be responsible for the payment of the garbage col] SECTION 4: If the garbage fee is not paid within thirty days aftel due, then the City of Plainview shall refuse to furnish any water to the apartments, of establishments for which such garbage collection fee has SECTION 5: Ail ordinance or parts of Ordinances of the City of Pi-' conflict herewith are hereby repealed. 21st ~I of October PASSED AND APPROVED this . ATTEST: : z H. B.. HOOD, Mayor ace - $17.50. ir owIl ground trash - Sl.00 rges and fees r bill for ment of the ection fee. it becomes residences, mot been paid. inview in 1968. AN APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE NO. 68-1029 ORDINANCE WHEREAS, the City Council Of the City of Plalfiview finds it is necessary to appropriate ~eitzin speoi[io funds out of Airport Warrants 1959, Acct. 427, funds for an approved project, and this ordinance deals with the. daily operation of City departments in 'the public interest which creates an emergency: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: There is hereby appropriated out of the following described Airport Warrants 1959, Acct. 427, The sum $ 75.00 ' fund, to-wit: Forthe following purpose: Payable to Carl Williams Surveying and two descriptionS of tracts out of Section 32. Block JK.2, Hale County, Texas WHEREAS, an emergency exists as shown in the preamble to this ordinance, the enactment of this ordi- nance is declared to be an emergency measure thereby' creating a public necessity, that the rule requiring proposed ordinances to be presented at two (2) separate Council meetings bedispensed with; and this ordinance shall be effective from the 'date of its passage. AND IT IS SO ORDERED Passed by the COUncil on this' '4th c November , 196 8 MAYOR ATTEST: Approved by: Division Director Verffle Department ORIGINAL Accounting Department AN ORDINANCE GRANTING THE APPLICATION OF BILL BARRETT AND DON FOR A RENEWAL AND EXTENSION OF THEIR AUTHORITY TO OPERATE AN SERVICE IN THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS VISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. 685 OF "THE CITY OF PLAI~IEW FOR FIVE YEARS BEGINNING THE [ ~___,~7 DAY OF 6 , _ _ -.~--:~. . 19 8, AND TERMINATING THE -.~ ~._T DAY OF 197.3. WHEREAS, Bill Barrett and Don Pruitt are presently operat ambulance service in the City of Plainview and hold-a license ate said ambulance service, issued under and by virtue of the provisions of Ordinance No. 685 of the City of Plainview; and WHEREAS, the said Bill Barrett and Don Pruitt have made a tion to the City Council of the City of Plainview for a renew. said license for the number of ambulances for which the Direc Public Safety has heretofore made a declaration of public con~ and necessity; and WI{EREAS, the'City Council finds that said application fo~ newal of said license and franchise to operate said ambulance under the terms and provisions of said Ordinance No. 685 shoul granted; now, therefore, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CI~f COUNCIL OF THE Ci~f OF PLAINVIEW: That Bill Barrett and Don Pruitt are hereby'granted a renewal said license and franchise to operate ambhtances in the City Plai~v~w for a period of five years beginning the ~ ' of ~~.~. , 1968 and terminating on the ii ~ day of _ /~/~,~~. , 197S. Said license and'fr~ to operate said ambulance service is granted subject to the te and provisions of Ordinance No. 685 of the City of Platnview a Grantee of said license and franchise as'herein granted shall bound by~ and subject to, the terms and provisions of said Ord No. 685 in the operation of said ambulance service. PASSED this the 18th ATTEST ; Le'rk dayo~~.mber, 1968. Mayor (seal) ?RU'ITT ~BULANCE %ND PRO- tIOD OF lng an ~o oper- :erms and pplica- [ of the ~r of. 2nience a re£ ~ervice be f their ~ay lchise [ms ~d the ~e tnance WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Plainview finds it is necessary to appropriate certain specific funds out of General Fund, Acer, 418 funds for an approved project, and this ordinan'ce deals with the daily operation of City departments in the public interest which creates an emergency: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: There is hereby appropriated out of the following described General .Fund, Acct. 418 fund, to-wit: The sum $ 6~650,00 For the _~ollowing purpose: To create Budget No, 601.~671 in the City Council Department. Payable to the State Treasurer, Acct. of (Tm,st Fund No. 927 Construction of concre,te curb and gutter ~concrete gutters within the limits from. biilwee Street in Plai~nview, east to . ._ to the Plainview City Limits on U, S. HighwayX70 in accordance with State Highway Comnission Minutes No. 61630. WH[R~A$, an emergency exists as shown in the preamble to this ordinance, the enactment Of this ordi- nance is declared to be an emergency measure thereby creating a public necessity that the rule requiring proposed ordinances to be presented at two (2) separgte Council meetings be dispensed with; and this ordinance shall 'be effective from the date of its passage. AND IT IS SO ORDERED Passed by the Council on thls~ ,2nd MAYOR ATTEST: CITY SECI~ETARY Approved by: ORIGINAL Verified by: Division Director Department -- Accouniing Departm;nt ' 69-1032 ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE CLOSING HEARING AND LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR A PART COST OF IMPROVING CERTAIN STREETS AND AVENUES IN THE CITY OF i~ SUCH PORTIONS AND STREETS BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED IN THE PAVI AssESsMENT INCORPORATED HEREIN, AND PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION OF SUCH MENTS, AND FOR THE ISSUANCE OF ASSIGNABLE CERTIt~ICATES IN EVIDENCE THERE( F. THE WHEREAS, the City of Plain~iew streets shown on the Engineer's Roll for paving assessment prep ~i'~ba~ & CooPer~ , the City Engineers, be improved by excavating, gradinl an~ paving ~ithtriple asphalt 8ttvface on 6" flexible base improvements are divided into units as shown on the Engineer's Roll, and tract for construction of such improvements was made between the City an, HIGMPI~S PA%q~RS~INC. , hereinafter called "Contractor"; , heretofore ordered thai the filling, which con- WHEREAS, there was submitted to the City's governing body the mentioned Engineer's Roll, showing the amount to be assessed against vari portions of abutting property and those owning it, and showing other amtt required by law; and WHEREAS, the City through its governing body apProved Engineer's and pursuant to bids duly received and opened ~;arded the contract for improvements to the above mentioned Contractor, as shown by written cont properly executed, duly approved, and accepted by the Cityi and WHEREAS, after examination and approval of the Engineer's Roll, t City's governing body determinded the necessity of levying an assessment portion of the cost of said improvements against abutting property and th owners thereof, and in. accordance with the provJlsions of Article ii05(b), Revised Civil Statutes of Texas (1925, as amended), notice was given to ~ Parties entitled by law to notice, of the hearing by advertising the same (3) times in .Platnview Dail~ He~al~ , a newspaper of gene~ circulation published in the City of Piainwiew , H~ute Countv. T~.F~s, the first publication of Such notice having been made at W~~S Defore date of hearing, which notice described the nature o improvements for which assessments were proposed to be levied, setting fo the streets to be improved, the estimated amouat per front foot proposed assessed, and the estimated total cost of improvements on each street or thereof, stating the time and place for the hearing, and otherWise fully with the provisions of the law; and WHEREAS, hearing was held in accordance With said notice and all p entitled to be heard were given the opporkunity to be heard by the ~over~ body of the City of Plainwiew o~ any matter as to Which hearin constitutional prerequisite to the validity of the paving assessment cont hereunder, and to contest the amounts of the proposed assessments, the li liability thereof~ to contest the special benefits to abutting property a owners by reason of the proposed improvements~ s~d to contest the accutec sufficiency~ regularity and validity of the proceedin§s and contract-corm such improvements and proposed assessments, as ~il as any other matter u they were entitled to hearing; and vii, id [or a three ~ast :th :o be ~ortion :omplying ~rties Lng is a ~mplated .m and id its ~.cted ~on which WHEREAS, various inter, ested parties appeared at the hearing, both for and against the proposed pavimg improvements and assessments, or portions thereof, including a competent real estate agent, and the governing body of the City of Pl~inview , having heard such evidence, is of the opinion that the ~essments h~rein ~ad~ a~ai~s~ ab~,tting property and its owners are just and aq~itable, and ~"~ ~h~ -u~.h ~gassments are not in excess of the special benefits to such property and its respective owners, and that the enhanced value thereof by reason of paving improvements exceeds the amount of each assessment; and it having been further' found that the front foot pla~ or rule is a just and equitable way to divide costs of improvements between ,the properties and owners, that such a method,is employed in so dividing the costs, and that the assessments here made against abutting properties and their respective owners do not exceed ~iRe-temths (9/10) of the cost of improvements; and WHEREAS, it appearing that full hearing has been had as required by.~ law and the hearing ought to be closed, IT IS ORDAINED THAT THE HEARING BE IS HEREBY ORDERED CLOSED. IT IS FURTHER ORDAINED: (1). There is hereby levied and assessed against each owner of the property~mentioned in the attached Engineer's. Roll for paving-assesSment, whether correct in name or not, and-against the respective p~operties~ the several sums of money set opposite each party and property~ and Such~assessments here made against property owned jointly by more than.one party, i.s~made jointly. (2). The several amounts assessed and leVied against property.. owners and their respective properties is.as shown on the En§ineer's Roll for paving assessment, inserted herein and made a-.Par'thereof. .. The sums above ment~one~, together With interest, collect on ~red claims al so spective (3). costs (including reasonable attorney's fees if incurred),' are hereby decL to hca lien, enforceable as provided by law, on the respective properties against which assessment is here made, and said lien shall be a first and prior lien upon the respective properties, superior to ail other liens an~ except State, County, School District and City ad valorem taxes, and shal be a personal liability and charge against the respective owners of the r~ properties. (4). The sums so mssessed against the respective properties ~ payable to Contractor at its office in L~bbo~k , L~bbock County, Texas, in'~h~ee (3) installments; oge.-thir~ (1/~) of the total or before twenty (20) days after completion and acceptance by the City numbered unit above described in the Engineer's Roll; the balance shall b, two (~) equal annual installments, the first due on or before year aft.r dare'of acceptance and anot~ r installment on or before the sa~ each followir~g year until fully paid. Interest at seven & one/~fcent p. shall be payable as it accumulates on each principal installment date and to the amount of the principal installment; matured principal and intere bear interest at 7~ per cent per annum from maturity until paid; owners shall have the right to pay all or any part of the principal amoun except that each payment when received shall be applied first to accrued then to unpaid principal. In the event of default in the payment of prin, interest on any assessment certificate issued hereunder, the holder of su certificate at his option may declare the entire unpaid balance of princi and interest immediately due and payable, and any lien securing payment s become subject t~ foreclosure, and action may be had on the personal liab there6n, either or both; forbearance to any extent shall not deprive such certificate holder of the option to accelerate maturity or impair any lie' securing payment or enforcement thereof as provided by law. 11 be sum on ~f each ~paid in one (1) ~e day of ~r annum in addition :t shall property ~ any ti~, .nterest, ~.ipal or ~.h ,al mll .1 ity city ,. Mayor the ' . k [eclaring is in mking s accruing e been er unit; 'hich is a ssessments (5). Upon completeion of improvements in each numbered unit ab described, and upon the City' s acceptance of each unit as completed, the of Plainview , Texas, acting by and 'through its governing body, th and City Secretary, are authorized and directed to execute and deliver in City's name assignable Certificates payable in Lubbock L~/bbo( County, Texas, to the Contractor~ evidencing the' assessment hers'levied, the lien upon the appropriate property whether correctly named or not, an~ fixing the term ~nd conditions of such certificates .i~ accordance:with this ordinance; said cert. ificate's shall recite ~ubstantia!iy that Proceedings with reference to making the improvements.~'have been regularly, had in compliance w~th ~aw, a~d ~ that all prerequisites to the fixing of the assessment lien against thlm p: 'operty described in the c~rtificates and the personal liability of the owner haV~ been performed and that said certificate shall be prima facie evidence of all mtters recited therein, and that personal liability and liens securing payment n~ .y be enforced by law. (6). The assessment herein levied for improvements in each uni altogether separate and distinct from assessments in. every other unit, an~ no wise affected by improvements or assessments .in any -other unit and in and levying assessments the cost of improvements in each unit, the benefi thereto, and all other matters referring to improvements .in each unit, ha~ considered and determined Without reference to any such matters in any ot] and the omission of improvements in any unit or in. front of any property part of any such unit, shall in no wise .affect or impair the validity of for improvements in any other unit. (7). No mistake, error, invalidity or irregularity i~ the name property owner or descriptio~ of property or amount of assessment or anyt] else shall in any wise invalidate or impair any asses~nt levied hereby certificate issued hereunder. Any such mistake,, error, invalidity or irr~ in the assessment or the certificate may be corrected at amy time by the of any lng r any gularity ity. (8). BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that the fact that improvements of streets herin named are being delayed pending the taking effect of this ordinancg, and that the condition, of various streets endangers the public health, safety and property, and creates an urgent public necessity for immediate preservation of the public peace, property, hemlth and safety, requiring that the rules providing that no ordinance shall be passed on the date on which it shall be introduced, be suspended and they are suspended, and this ordinance shall be and is hereby passed as an emergency measure, and .shall take effect and be enforced from and after its passage. (9). BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that the Contractor be and is hereby authorized to proceed with the construction of the improvements. PASSED AND ~PPRfrgED this 6th day of January 1969 (SEAL) City Secretary THE STATE OF TEXAS' COUNTY OF-HAI~ BEFORE ME, the Undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared M. B, I{OOD . .. , Mayor of the City of, Pl~im%riew ' ~xas, known to mc.to 'be'the pe~o~'and'officer whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the purposes and Consideration therein expressed, .as the act and deed of the City of ,.~ ~l~in~iew. ' . , Texas within the capacity therein stated. .GIVEN UNDERMY HAND A~D SEAL OF OFFICE, this-6~h day of .... january .. , 19 69 · County,," Texas. and for Form 1037-1 MUNICIPAL MAINTENANCE ORDINANCE NO. 69-i033 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDI/~G FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF CERTAIN STATE HIGHWAYS AND/OR' PORTIONS OF STATE HIGHWAYS IN THE CITY OF PLkI~BYIEW HALE .__, COUNTY OF , TEXAS, HEREBY REFERRED TO AS MUNICIPAL lvLAINTENANCE PROJECT AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OR O~ER AUTHORIZED CITY OFFIC TO EXECUTE AND AFFIX THE CORPORATE SEAL AND ATTEST SAME. A CERT~ AGRE~IENT BETWEEN THE CITY AND THE STATE OF TEXAS, PROVIDING FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND USE OF THE SAID MA]~NTENANCE PROJECT: AND DE- CLARING AN MW~ERGENCY AND PROVIDING THAT THIS ORDINANCE SHOULD BE EFFECTIVE FROM AND AFTER ITS PASSAGE. WHEREAS, the Public convenience, safety'and necessity of ti .e City, and the people of the City require that State Highway routes within th~ City be adequately maintained; and WHEREAS, the City has requested tlhat the State of Texas, e] ter upon and contribute financially to the maintenance of said project; and WHEREAS, 'the State of Texas has made it known to the City that it will, with its own forces and equipment and at its sole cost and exp enter upon and maintain said project, conditioned u[pon the provisions concer] liabilities and responsibilities for maintenance, control, supervision, and regulation which are set out in the form attached hereto, made a part hereof marked "MUNICLPAL MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT"; and WHEREAS, said project'consists of those State Highways and portions thereof which are described and included in the form attached beret marked "MUNICIPAL MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT." NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the CITY COUNCIL SECTION 1. That the public convenience, safety and necessity of the Ci' and the people of the City require said project be adequately maintained. SECTION 2. That the State of Texas be and is ]aereby authorized to ente upon and maintain said maintenance project. SECTION 3. That the Mayor, or proper City official, of the City, be an is hereby authorized to execute for and on behalf of the City an agreemen~ ~ the State of Texas, in accordance with a~d for the purpose of carrying out ti terms and provisions of this order, in the form attached hereto, made a part and marked "MUNICIPAL MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT." The City Secretary is hereby to attest the agreement and to affix the proper seal of the City thereto. ,rise, and or and Y th hereto irected s ordinance essity expedition ivered omptly ereby its SECTION %. The Mayor of the City, having requested in writing that th take effecz forthwith and there being in fact an emergency and imperative ne( that the work herein provided for be begun and carried out promptly and with and that the agreement aforesaid shall be immediately made, executed and de] to the end that such work herein-provided for may be begun and carried out p~ and with expedition. The reading of the ordinance on three several days is ~ dispensed with and the same shall be in full force and effect from and after passage. Form 1037-2 STATE OF TtmWAS COUNTY OF HALE M.L. Eea qualified and acting city secretary of the City of PLAINVIEW Texas, hereby certify that the foregoing pages constitute a true and correct copy of an ordinance duly passed by the City Council at a meeting held on ~ A.D., 19 .~ ~ at 7:30' o'clock_E__ M. To certify which, witness my hand and seal of the City of PLAINVIEW T~,. this due 20th day of Jangary , 19~6,~.- at PIAINVIEW Texas. the duly ~ppointed, City Secretary of the City of PLAINVIEW Texas Form 102 (Revised MUNICIPAL ~AINTENANCE AGREEMENT STATE OF' TEXAS ( ) COUNTY OF TRAVIS ( ) THIS AGREEMENT made this 2rkt..h.__ day of .T~,,~ry , 1 by and between the State of Texas, hereinafter referred to as th party of the first part, and the City of County, Texas (population 18,735 PLAINVIEW , ~' , 1960 Federal Census and through it's duly authorized officers, hereinafter, called 'th. party of the segond part. WITNE S SETH WHEREAS, the City has requested the St. ate to assist i~ t]he ance of State Highway routes within such city; and WHEREAS, 'the State Highway Engineer, acting for and in beha State Highway Commission, has made it known to the City that 'th~ assist the City in the maintenance, control., sUpervision, and rs State Highway routes within such city, conditioned that the Cit~ into agreements with the State for the purpose of determining th bilities of the parties thereto: A G R E E M'E N T NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and of the convenants and agreements of the parties'hereto to be by them r~ kept and performed, it-is agreed as follows: -1- 8 7-1-67 ~ -= "State", acting by "C ity" .. ~ainten-- if of ~%e State %~ill Fulation of will enter ~ responsi- mutual sp'ectively Form 1038 (Revised 7~1-67) .Coveraq[~ This agreement is intended to cover and provide for State participation in ~the maintenance of the following classifi- cation of State Highway routes within the City: Non-Controlled Access routes or portions thereof which are described and/or graphically shown as "State Main- tained'' routes in Exhibit "A"., which is attached hereto and made a part hereof. Ail State Highway routes or portions thereof which have been designated by the Texas Highway Commission as Con- trolled Access Highways and which are described' and/or graphically shown in Exhibit 'lB", which is attached hereto an~. mad~ a part hereof. The City shall retain full responsibility for the mainten- ance of those State Highway routes and portions thereof which are listed and/or graphically shown in Exhibit "A" and Exhibit "B" as "City Maintained" routes, except that the State is hereby authorized by the City to erect and maintain normal route markers and directional and desti- nation signs thereon for direction of highway traffic~ In the event 'that the present system of State Highway routes within the City is changed by cancellation, modified routing, new routes, or change in the City's corporate limits, the State shall terminate maintenance and this agreement shall become null and void. on that portion of the routes which are no longer routes of a State Highway; and the full effect and all conditions of this agreement shall apply to the changed routes or new routes of. the State Highways within the City and shall be classified as "State Maintained" under paragraph 1 above, unless the execution of a new agreement on the changed portion of the routes is requested by either the City or the State. GENERAL CONDITIONS The City hereby agrees and does hereby authorize the State to maintain the State Highway routes covered 'by this agreement in the manner set out herein. -2- Form 10 (Revise~ o any This agreement shall supplement ~ existing agreements bt the State and the City for the maintenance or construction maintenance of the highways covered herein and this agreem~ shall supersede such existing agreements only in respect tc points of conflict. Traffic regulations indluding spe~d limits, will be establ~ and fixed by agreement with the State after traffic and eno neering surveys have been conducted. It is mutually agreed that, subject to approval by the Sta any street lighting system may be ins~alled by the City pr( the City shall pay all cost of installation, maintenance a~ operation except in those installations specifically cover~ separate agreements between the City and State. It is understood and agreed that this agreement is for the purpose of defininq the authority and responsibility of bo~ parties for maintenance of highway routes throughthe City shall in no way be considered to cover any present or past gation either real or anticipated concerning such State Hie routes ~through the City. The City shall prohibit the movement of loads over State m tained streets which exceed the legal limits for either we length, height or width, as prescribed in Vernon's Penal C~ 827a for public highways outside corporate limits of citie except thqse having proper permits from the State for such movements. The City shall also, by ordinance and enforcem~ prescribe and enforce lower weight limits when mutually ag] by the City and the state that such restrictions are neede¢ avoid damage to the street and/or for traffic safety. The City shall prevent future encroac~unents within the rigt way of the highway routes and assist ~n removal of any pre~ encroachments when requested by the S~'~ate except where spec cally authorized by separate agreement; and prohibit the pi lng of trees or shrubbery or the creation or construction any other obstruction within the right of way without priol agreement with the State. The City agrees that traffic cOntrol devices, such as stop and slow signs, traffic signal lights and other types of devices for traffic control, in respect to type of device, points of installation, and necessity will be fixed by'agr~ -3- ? 8 7-1-67) tween and nt shed 'i-- vided .d d by h nd obli- hway in- ght, de nt, eed to t of ent if i- ant- f Form 1038 (Revised 7'.1-67) ment with the State after traffic and engineering surveys have been made. The City agrees that it will not install or main- tain or permit 'the installation or maintenance of any type of traffic control device Which will affect or influence the utility of the Sta, te Highway routes without having obtained in writing the prior approval of the State. Traffic control de- vices installed prior to the date of this agreement are hereby made subject to the terms of this agreement and the City agrees to the removal of such, devices which affect or influence %he utility of the State Highway routes unless their continued use is approved in writing by the State. It is understood that future 'traffic signal lights installed as a joint project by the City and State will be the subject of a separate agreement outlining the responsibilities for installation and maintenance. The City agrees to continue its responsibility for proper con- struction, maintenance and control of access driveway facilities in accordance with "Regulations for Access Driveways to State I~ighways" adopted by the Texas Highway Department or in accord- ance with other standards and specifications for the design, construction and maintenance details subject to approval by the Texas Highway Department. 10. It is understood that the use of unused right, of way and areas beneath structures for parking, will be the responsibility of the City as determined by a separate agreement. NON-CONTROLLED ACCESS HIG~IWAYS State "s ~.esponsibilities Maintain the pavement, base and its support and maintain the shoulders on those sections where there is no curb and gutter. Install and maintain normal highway markings necessary for directin~ highw~y 'traffic in a safe and efficient manner, wh, ich shall include normal route markers, directional and destination signs~ center line, lane line and no-passing barrier line stripes, and ~uch other pavemen't markings considered necessary for direction of 'traffic, except crosswalks. Any o~her traffic striping desired by the City may be placed and maintained by the City subject to the approval of the State. -4- Form 10 (Revise~ Assist-thai City, i~. ,sweeping ~nd othe~rWiSe cleaning the pay in mo~ing -and ,c i.e ~.? · ,~ of .litter; and in maintenance of ro %ti. tch'e:s~ "on 'those [sec'tio[~s of~ State Highway routes w~ere a " :' "' '" " ' ' ';'~: ' ~ A .. ~he e~:ten,~.~.,tha,t, such ~u.~i~s are delineated off Exhibit" Assis~ i~ snow and. ice contrQ1 as ava'i~ability of labor.' an equipment' will al]3~ow~ ,. c~~ ~on.s ib i 1 i t i e.~ ' ' Prohibit angle parking, except' upon written approv.al by State after traffic and engineering surve'ys have been cond to dete~.~e %hat the roadway is~ of sufficient width to angl~"?Parking without interfering .with the free movement c traffic. Require installa'tJ, ons, repairs., removals or adjustments. publicly .or privately owned utllltle~ or services to be pe formed in accoro, anc-., with State Highway,Department specifJ cations and- su'b icc ...... o approval of the State-~ Retain ail functions and responsibilities for maintenance. control,.,supe'rv:~ -'on, and regulation which are not specif: call'y described as the reSponsibililty of the ·State·. The assistance by the State in maintenance of roadway ditches do. es not relieve the City .of its. responsibility for drain~ of the 'h~_ghway faeility within its corporate limits excep~ where participation by the State other than above is spec fically covered in a separate agreement between the City the State. ~8 7-1-67) ;ment, ~dwaY fd [~o .cted rmit ~e ~d Form 1038 (Revised 7-1-67) CONTROLLED ACCESS HIGHWAYS The following specific conditions and responsibilities shal!~be applicable to controlled access highways in addition to the "General conditiOns'' con- tafned herein~ above. Routes of controlled access highways '~or portions tl~ereof covered by this section are those listed and/or graphically, shown in Exhibit "B". State' s Duties. 1o Maintain the travelled surface of the through lanesv ramps and frontage roads and those things beneath such travelled surf~ac9 necessary for the proper support of same under vehicular losds encounte red. 2. Mow and clean-up litter within the outermost curbs of the frontage roads or the entire right of way width where no frontage roads exist~ and assist in performing these operations between the right of way line and the outermost curb or crown line of the frontage roads in undeveloped areas. 3. Sweep and otherwise clean the through lanes, ramps, separation structures or roadways, and frontage roads. 4. Remove snow and control ice on the through lanes and ramps and assist in these operations as the availability of equipment and labor will allow on the frontage roads and separation structures or roadways. 5~ Erect and maintain all normal markings and signs necessary for the proper use of the facility' and direction of traffic thereon. 6. Maintain all drainage facilities within the limits of the right of way. Ci__~ls Duties 1. Restrict parking on frontage .roads to parallel parking on one side only and prohibit all parking on main lanes and ramps and at such other places where such restriction is neceSsary for satisfactory operation of traffic~ by passing and enforcing ordinances and taking other appropriate action in addition to full compliance with current laws on parking. ~5a- e Form 10 (Revise~ Pass and enforce an ordinance providing for .one way traffi~ the frontage roads except as may be otherwise agreed to by ate agreements with the State. ~ ~Secure or cause to be secured the approval of the State be~ 'any utility installation, repair, removal or adjustment is taken, crossing over or under the highway facility or ente: the right' of way. In the event of an emergency, it being, that immediate action is necessary for protection of the pt and to minimize property damage and loss of investment, th~ without the necessity of approval by ~the State, may at its -responsibility and risk make necessa~ emergency utility r~ notifYing the State of this action as soon as practicable. Pass .necessary ordinances and retain its responsibility fo ~ ~forcing 'the control of access to the Freeway facility. -5b- ~8 7-1-~67) on separ- lore under- 'ing ~vident ~b 1 ic !City, own ~pairs, eR-- : 89 Termination Form (Revise~ It is unders'tood and agreed between the parties hereto that obligation of the State created herein to maintain the Sta~ Highway routes covered by this agreement shall terminate il when they are 'no longer routes of State Highways; and fUr~ that should either party fail to properly fulfill its obli. as herein outlined, the other Party may terminate this agrl upon thirty days written notice. Said State assumption of maintenance shall be effective the dat~ execution of this agreement by the Highway Department. IN WITNESS WHEREOF~ the parties have hereunto affixed their sig! tures, the City of PIAINVIEW on the 20th 69 19 ~ , and the Highway Department on the 20th January 19 ~69_. ATTEST: ~~ APPROVAL RECOMMENDED: District Engineer, District Five Engineer of Maintenance 7-1-67) · all .e and er, 'ations ement of Note · day of Janue day of Ct~--~F Plainview ~ayor (Title o~ Slgnmng OfficJ STATE OF TEXAS Certified as being execute~d purpose and effect of activa carrying out the orders, ests policies, or work programs he approved[ and authorized 'by tY. Highway Commission.. By: Chief Engineer of Mainten~ Operations To be executed in triplicate and supported by Municipal Maintenance Ordinance and Certificate of City Secretary. -6- al) or the ing and/or blished r e to fo r e e State ~ce CITY OF PIAINVIEW ~ COUNTY OF ~ALE ~ EXhiBIT NON CONTROLLED ACCESS HIGHWAYS STATE MAINTAINED: U~S_,. 70~ rve,~ ~'~t ~ity limit to west side of interchange with U~-, 87, (Mow~ ci.~:~-u~ .Litter, swa~p~ and asset in ~i~te~mce of roadw~ dishes) From west side of lnterc~mge with U.~ 8Y to eas~ (~i.mtaim base, surface ~ amd s t~ct~res, only) U~$. 87: Frc~a northeast City Li~it to south city limit. (Except at locations of outer curb and gutter on service roads, the exception being the area between the back of the curb and the right-of-way line~ Mow~ cleau~up litter, s~weep~ and assist in maintena~ce of roadway ditches) STATE HIGHWAY I94~ From northwest city limit to ~est side of interchange with U.S. 87° (Mow'~ clean~up litter, sweep, amd assist in ~aintemance of roadway ditches) From west side of interchange with U.S. 87 to U.S. 70, West 5th Street. (Maintain base, surface, and structures, only) LOOP 445, Col%mf0ia Street: From north city limit to 29th 'Street. (Mow, clean-up litter, sweep, and assist in m~intenance of roadway ditches) From 29th Street to West 2nd Street. (Maintain base, surface, and structures, only) From Wast 2nd Street to south city limit. (Mow~ elean~up Iitter~ sweep~ and assist in maintenance of roadway ditches) FARM TOMARKET 400: From north city limit to Campbell Street. (Mow~ clean-up litter~ sweep, and assist in Maintenancm of roadway ditches) From Campbell Street to 275 feet south of Oak Street. (Maintain base, surface, and structures~ only) From 275 feet south of Oak Street to south city limit. 0~ow~ clean-up Iitter~ sweep~ and assis~ tn maintenance of roadway ditches) Fo FARM TO MARKET 2286: From Farm to Market 400, Date Street, to east city limit. ~ows clean-up litter, sweep~ and assist in maintenar~e of roadway ditches) II~ CITY MAINTAINED: None. "EXHIBIT B" CONTROIJ~D ACCESS HIGHWAYS STATE MAINTAINED: None CITY MAINTAINED ~ "~XHIBITS A & B" ~lainview, Hale C~n~y ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 66-944 OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TH~ CITY OF PLAINVIEW: Section 1. Ordinance No. 66-944 of the City of Ptainview, which said ordina~ is dated the _~_~_ day of , 19~___~, is hereby rescinded and repealed. PASSED AND ADOPTED the day of $~=z~y, A.D., 1969. MAYOR, City of Plainview ATTEST: ~.,./ CITY CLERK ~e ORDINANCE NO. ~~_~-- AN ORDINANCE LT>'~ITiNG T~ PARKING TIME OF VEHICLES ON BOTH SIDES OF FIFTEENTH STREET BE%5~EEN PORTLAND STREET AND QUINCY STREET IN T~ CITY OF PLAtNVtEW~ TEXAS; A~NDiNG SCHEDULE 1 OF ORDINANCE NO. 65-900 SO AS TO ADD TO gAID SCHEDI~E ~OTH SIDES OF THAT PORTION OF SAID FIF- TEENTH STREET '7.~'fWEEN PORTLA~D STREET AND QUINCY STREET~ PROViDi~G FOR A PENALTY FOR TIiE ViOLATiON OF THIS ORDINANCE; AND PROVIDING FOR SEVERAB IL I BE IT ORDAIRIED BY TI{E CITY COUNCIL OF T~ CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1: Schedule 1 of Section 1 of Ordinance No. 65-900 is hereby amended by adding thereto the following: STREET INCLUSIVE BLOCKS EXTENT SIDE FIFTEENTH ! 1700 PORTLAND STREET TO QUINCY STREET BOTH SECTION 2: Any person who shall violate or fail to comply with any of the provisions of this Ordinance amending said Ordinance No. 65-900 in the particulars hereinabove specified shall be deemed guilty of a misde- meanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished as provided in Section 14 of Ordinance No. 65~900 of the City of Piainvie~, Texas. SECTION 3: If this Ordinance or any portion of same, or if that por- tion of this Ordinance which amends said Ordinance No. 65-900 should for any reason be declared invalid~ the same shall not affect any of the terms and provisions of said Ordinance No. 65-900. PASSED AND APPROVED this t day of W-~~'~-¢~'I~ _ _ , A.D., 1969. ATTEST: ~ CITY CLERK, CiTY OF PLAINVIEW MAYOR, CITY OF PLAINVIEW Pl~vle'w T.H E PARKING OF VEH' ICLI~S 0~N 'I~OTH SIDES OF FI rTE E-I~H -"STREET ~ND"JI~E~ AND Publis~d Every Aflern~n Except Satur~y With E~ ~;~9 ffon 9~, AS TO ~ T~I-SAID TWE~TLAN ~E~ ' 9U~T~ET; PR~[~NG FOE A PENALTY FOR T~ VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANC~ AND PRO- Plain iew Daily BE IT ORDAINED THE Cl COUNCIL OF THE OF P~JN- VIEW: SECTION 3: Schedule ~ of Ordinance No. ~-~ eraby emend- PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COMMUNICATICed by adding thereto following; ~1 BROADWAY ~ P. O. BOX 1240 ~ PHONE Are( STREET, F~FTEEN BLOC KS, 17~ ' STREET TO Pl~nv~; Texas 7~072 BOTH. ' SECTION ~: Any who shalJ ' violate or failto ~y the ~rovJsions of this amend- i~g said Ordinance No. in the Dar- THE STATE OF TE~S ) ticuJarSd~med hereinaboVegujJty of a m sh~JJ u~n convicJion thereof ished os ~rovided in inon~ No. 65~ of CJ~ of Plain- SECTION 3: tf ~is Ord]nan~ any potion of if that of this Ordinance amends Ordinance No. ~-9~ sho for any son be declared invatJd, II not affed any of the an~ vJs[o~ of said No. ~-90~ PASSED AND BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day pe~ o, ~,~u~v, ~.~., ~. MAYOR, C1TY P~INVI~W ~ , ~ ATTEST: James B. Oswald bus,ness ~mn~M. L. ~ ............................................................. ~ ................................... CITY CLEEK~ CSTV PLAJNVIE~ (~Se) COUNTY OF HALE of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation In Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached instrument was lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ............. F. ebruar, y .... 21 .............................................................. A. D. 19... ~ ~, ~ Business Manager '~/ ................................................................................. i~Ti~le) Fee: $ 23.76 Each Issue SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this ....2.,!..s.~ .... Feb..ru._.a.r.y..' A.D., 19..6.9. ....... of Nota~ Public, Hale CountT, Texas The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar AN ORDINANC~ CALLI~.JG AND SETTING TTV~ REGULAR I~ONIC!PAL ELECTION FOR THE CITY OF PLAINViEW TO BE ~LD ON Ti~ FIRST TUESDAY iN AP] OF 1969, THE SAME BEING THE FIRST DAY OF SAiD MONTH, FOR TYJ~ EL] TiON OF TWO ALDEElV~N; DESIGNATING THE PLACE W~HERE SAID ELECTION IS TO BE HELD; AND APPOINTING PRE. SIDING OFFICIALS THEREOF. 193' AN ORDZNANC~ CALLING AND SETTING TP~ REGULAR ~dNiCZPAL ~LECT!ON FOR THE CiTY OF PLAiNViEW TO BE HELD ON Tm FIRST TUESDAY iN AP~ OF 1969, THE SAME BEING THE FIRST DAY (~ SAiD MONTH, FOR TiLE EL~ TION OF TWO ALDERMEN; DESIGNATING THE ]PLACE WHERE SAID ELECTION IS TO BE t{ELD; AND APPOINTING PRESIDING OFFICIALS THEREOF. BE IT ORDAIIYED BY ~E CITY COUNCIL OF THE CiTY OF PLAINViEW: SECTION l: In accordance ~ith the statutes provided and ti Charter of the City of Plainvie~ ~ election shall be held in for the City of Piainview, on the first Tuesday in April of t96 the same being on the first day of said month, for the election the officers as hereinafter named for the City of Plainview. SECTION 2: That said election shall be held in each of th election precincts within said City. Said election precincts a polling places for each of said precincts shall be, respectivel as follows, to~it: Precinct 1, shall consist of all that part of the City of Plainvie~ lying north of the center line of Ninth Street and it projections East and West. Precinct 2, shall consist of all that part of the City of Piainview lying south of nhe center line of Ninth Street and ii projections Easa and West. Polling place for sai~ Precinct 1 shall be at the City Hal of the City of Plainview, ~hich is located at 901 Broad~ay Str~ in Piainview, Texas. Polling place for said Precinct '2 shall be the Municipal ] ing ~hich is located at 710 West Fift'h Street in the City of P' Texas. SECTION 3: Said election shall be conducted by the follo~ who are hereby appointed to hold said election: (i) Lio~9~yd C. Woods (2), Mrs. Grafton McInnish (3)~Mrs. J. O. Bier L~oyd C. Woods shall act as Presiding Judge of the eiecti L C~ .e i uild- ainview, .ng Precinct 1 Mrs. Grafton Mcinnish, Mrs. L. DF Brown~ and Mrs. L~ W. Kiker are hereby appointed as the election officials of Precinct i~ Mrs. Grafton McInnish shall act as Presiding Judge of Precinct 1; and M~s. L, D~ Brown and Mrs. L. W, Kiker shall act as clerks of the election. Mrs~ I,, D, Bro'wn is hereby appointed first alternate judge to ac~ as Presiding Judge of Precinct I in the event that Mrs. Grafton Mctnnish is for any reason unable to serve as such Presiding Judge; and Mrs. L~ W. Kiker is hereby appointed second alternate judge to serve as Presiding Judge of Precinct 1 in the event that both Mrs. Grafton Mcinnish and Mrs. L. D. Brown are~ for any reason, unable to serve as suc~ Presiding Judge. The Presiding Judge of said precinct may appoint such additional clerks as she may deem necessary to hold the election. Precinct 2 Mrs. J, O. Bier, Mrs° Raymond Dunnam, and Mrs. H. O. Womack are hereby $~pointed as the election officials of Precinct 2. Mrs. J. O, Bier shall act as Presiding Judge of Precinct 2; and Mrs. Raymond Dunnam and Mrs~ H,O. Womack shall act as clerks for the election, M~s. Raymond Dunnam is hereby appointed first alternate judge to act as Presiding J~dge of Precinct 2 in the event that Mrs. J. O. Bier is for any re~son unable to serve as such Presiding Judge; and Mzs~ H. O, Womack is hereby appointed second alternate judge to act as Presiding Judge of Precinct 2 in the event that both Mrs. J, O. Bier and Mrs~ Raymond Dunnam are for any reason unable to serve as such Presiding Judge. The Presiding Judge of said precinct may appoint such additional clerks as she may deem necessary to hold the election. SECTION 4: it is further provided that the maximum number of clerks which may be appointed to serve in said election shall not be in excess of seven (7) persons for each precinct and that the Presiding judge (of each precinct) for said election shall appoint clerks to take the place of those above named ~ho may~not be able to serve, and may appoint as many as five (5) additional clerks (for the precinct of which she is Presiding Judge); as may be nec- essary for the proper conduct of this election. Plni~view Published Every A[ternoon Except Saturda7 With Enlarged ~ ~ "~ .~h. ~r-~.~ c~tv ~* On tile ~irst Tu, ~doy cf ~pr~l~ll~fi~, l same being th~ 1st day O~ ~ffH, 196% ~ ..... in~ffer nqmed f r the City of The Ordinano Drovid~ng ~at in r.egard there Pla in v iew Daily AN ORDINANC TiNG T H E I VIEW TO BE SAME BEING I~UBLI~HED MY ~LISON CO~ICATIONS, ~C. SAID MO~TH, O~ TWO ALP 8~1 BRO~AY PHONE CA~I ~ -- ~. O. Box ~ THE PLACE ~ IS TO BE HE PRESIDING O Plainview, Tex~ 7~072 ~ ,T COUNCIL OF VJ~W J S~CT~ON h~d in mm THE STATE OF TEXAS ) o. th~ first month, for th~ Pl~fnview. COUNTY OF HALE ) ~,o~ Within said Ci~ dn~s shall be Precind BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on thb day persona] o, ,~, Its ~roiect~ons James B. Oswald Business Manager ~o~, o,,.~ ...................... of $he ................ - ............................................. ~ ...................... i~ pra~ections (~e) Polling place be ~ f~e City view, which is of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation t s,~,,,~, Polt[ng p be in the MU Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached ' "~ ...... ,o~0,~ ~, SECTION ducted by the lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ...... ... ~a,o~m L,o~*°C. (2) ~m. March ~, ..~.~ .A ~,o~ c. .......................... . ............................................................ J~dge of the ................................... - t~*l~ ~rs. ~ ~ ................ [AIU~J Pres ding ~ L D. Brown shah ~ os c Mrs. L D -- first Judge of Pre~ Mrs.' Graffon sdn unable Judge; and ~P~Jnt~d se March in ?he event lnnJsh and M , __ Presiding Jud! Il t 1"1 ,The Presidi~ SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this - . ~,oy ....... she may _ ,.- election. A.D., 19 69 ... ~rs.J.O. by Precin~ 2. ~ I] /~ Judge of' Prec ~ ~ /Fl ~ ~/ Dun~am and ~ D ~ , ~~nct as clerks ... ~..~,~ .............. Mrs. Notary PubhCl H~e ~ Pr~idJng The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar event tho, Nt lng Judge; ar to act as Pre in the event and Mrs. Ray ing Judge. The Presidh elect~on. SECTION 4: the ~'aximum may be appoi tion shall not Presidina Jud said ele~ion the place of may riot b6 c_lerl~s] (for th, pertinent information CA'LLING' AND SET- GULAI~ MUNiCiPAL THE CITY OF HELD ON THE APRIL OF 196~ THE THE FIRST DAY FOR THE ELECTION RMEN DESIGNATING 4ERE SAID ELECTION D; AND APPOINTING 'FICIALS THE RBOF. 'HE CITY OF P~IN- in eccordance with ~ ahd the Char?er of tile w, on election shall be the City of Piainview, esdo¥ in ADFi[ of ]96~. on the first day of Said election of the officers tamed ~or the Ci~ o~ That said ejection shall of the ejection PreCinCtS . Sold election precincts es for each of said respectively, tis ~oJlows, hah consist at ail that of Pioinview tpn~ noRh ine of Ninth Strut and [~st and WesL hall consist of ail that of Plainview ying south ine of Ninth Strut and East ~nd West. for said Precinct i shall ~a~[ of the City of Pla located at 90t Br~dwoy for sa~d Precind 2 sh~lJ West Ff~h Street in the w~, Texas. ;~d ele~ion s~H be con- ollowing who are hereby 4d said ete~ion,: Woods ~on ~c[nnish ). Bier ds shah a~ ~s e~ion, Precinct 1 ~cinnisb~ Mrs.. L s. L' W. Kiker ore h~r~ ~ of Pr~ind I; ~nd Mrs. and ~rs. L. W. ~rks of ~he. ~rown is hereby ud~e fo ~ct ~s Presidin~ nc?, 1 in ~he event,that AclnnJsh is for any r~- ~rve ~s such Presiding s. L W. ~fker 'is hereby ~ nd alternate judg~ ~ng Judge of Prec~n~ Jt both ~rs, Graffon ~. L. D. Brown are, ~ble to serve as ~' Judge of said Orec[n~ u~ additional cIerks ~ nece~ory to hoed the ~recin~ 2 Her, ~rs. Raymond Dun- H, O.' Womock ore the ele~on ~fflcials of [er shah a~ as Pre~din~ mt 2; and ~re. Raym*nd ~rs, H. O; WomecE' sh~ll )r the cleO[on.- ~ ~ Dunnam is hereby Iternate iudge fo e~ le of Pree~n~ 2 ~n to serve as such t ~rs, H. O. Womack ~d second a[tern~e [udge ding Judge of Pretend, 2 mt both ~rs. J. O. ~ond Dunnam are for to serve ~s such Presld- 3 Jud~ of ~id ~fecin~ uch addiflon~l cler~ '~s ~ nec~sary 'to h~ld it is fu~her' ~ro~d~ number, of 'cle~s f~ fo, servo in s~id ~e in excess of sev~ ch precln~ and ,h~ e (of each ~r~i~cf) .for ~11 appoint cter~s f0 take ~hose above nam~ who le 'fo ~ve, and' may t as five {5) ~rec[~ of which she SECTION 5: The officers of the City of Plainview to be el ~cted are as follows: ~o (2) Aldermen. All terms of office shall be for ~o <2) years. SECTION ~6~ Said election shall be held under and in accorIance with the provisions of the Statutes of the State of Texas and t~e Charter of the City of Plainview and all persons qualified to v~te in said City under the Election La~s cf the State of Texas shall be allowed to vote therein. Said election shall be held and the p)lls shall be open from 8:00 A, M. to 7:00 P. M.~ and all electors s~all vote at the p~ac set out in Section 2 above SECTION 7: Notice of said election shall be given by posting and by publication of a copy of this Ordinance, and at the top pf ~hich shall appear the ~ords "Notice of Regular Municipal Election. fo the Purpose of Electing Officers of the City of Plainview." Thirty days' previous notice of said election shall, be given by posting a co)y of this Ordinance in three (3) public places in said City of Plaingiew, one of which ,no,~fces shall be posted at each polling place des ~nated in Section 2 ~cf~ -Notice of said election shall also be gi' ~n by publishing a copy of this Ordinance in a newspaper of general circula- tion in the City o~ Plainview~ which said notice shall be published in said newspaper not mor6 than thirty <30~ days nor less than ~en (10) days before the date and time o~ said election as herein provided. SECTION ~: A copy of this Ordinance shall also be delivered to each of the three election officials who have been designated hold the election. PASSED AND APPROVED on this >he ~ day of February ATTEST: ~~ ~~~/ M.B. Hood, Mayor M. L. Rea, City Clerk (seal) 1969. 94_NAN~ . u~Oz,~x'.,,~'-. -."' 'O-f,.i A'_b PiiOViDING FOR THE EX~t, UTzON OF A PROPOSED 0{~2~'~', .i?;~ (t.<ANT TO Ar ',77RE AND/OR DEVELOP L~D i{qlEREAS, ~v,~,o'x T~-~,~ V~iT of the No;ming Act of 1961, as amended, t'he 'Unified .?~a~, , ~'~lex'iea {i~f~rein cai~_ed t~e "Govcrmnent") has 6endered to 'tc,,~ S f of P!ain{i~w (herein called the "Public Body") a proposed Cc..ak~ac~ .~or Grap~ t~ Acqoire and/or Develop Land for Open-Space Purposes unn%? wh~C~' the Gev.ernment agrees to make a Grant ~o the Public Body te rai6 i{i% fihancing .e project, designated Projecn No. TEX-OSC-46; a~c, . $,tVlEREAS~ ',,'i~c :'u'-;.i,l~ ~ody has given due consideration to said proposed Contract; aaa ~iZREAS~ The uu~ii9 [~ipdy %s duly authorized, under and pursuant no the Constitut~,.~ an~x~ ~w~ oi Lhe State 0f Texas, to Undertake and carry out said b~ojeq[t~ ~nd'ho a~eaute ~uch' proposed Contract: ge~'~-<.~_ )n -,, ~ .-,'u'-,~osed:, Contract, aasignated "Contract For ~ant ~o Acqu~ . q/o, Oel:eiop Land for Open-Space Purposes~ Contract No. Ti, ,~--,.)SZ-J~6(G],~.. ~.~,~ consisting,_ o;~ Parts and ti, under and subjecu to ~ae terms ~nd conditions of which the Government will make a~{ Qpe[%~Spece Land'.Acquisition and/or Development Grant under Title Vii 02..~tb~ Housing Act of 1961, as amended, to the Yublic Body no a[~ in 9{'inahcing the cost of a project, designated Project No. TEX-OSC-46['~itua~e~ in Hale County, Texas, is hereby in ail respects approveo~ Section 2. Whe Hayer is hereby authorized and directed to execute saiu oroposed. Contradt in two CouD~erparts on behalf of the Public Body, a.u~ ~ne City Clerk is hereby 'authorized and directed to impress and an~esc ,~_~=~ seal of the Public Body on each such counterpart and ~o forward such counterparts to the Department of Xousing and Urbau .::vell. opniev5.['~ nogethe~ with such other documents relative 'co cite - ~proval a[~. execution naereoz as may be required by the Governmen. Section 3. Th.e qJ_;%y Manager of this Public Body is hereby authorized uo file ze:uiSig, ions, toge'cher with necessary supporting ~ocume'~cs, with gte Go/ei~n.me~ ~rom time to nine as Grant funds are required, reques~;i,-~g .~a?me[ids'~to'be ma~e ~o it on account of the Grant }rovm~ea ~oz ~h ~,e eo~r=~c~ ~ne to do ~n~ perform a~l other nnmngs and acts require~ co be done-:or perfo~ed in order to-obtain such · ~ aymen t s. 197 Section 4. The Public Body agrees to abide by all of the provisions, terms, and condil;ions of said Contract. S ec-tion 5~. APRIL, 1969. This OrdinaFfce shall take effect this 7th day of City Clerk Mayor AN ORDINANCE SETTIlqG T~ P~TES TO BE C~qRGED FOR THE COLLECTION OF GAR- BAGE; PROViDib'G TUE PJANN~'~il. OF COLLECTING SAID CHARGES; CLASSIFYING ONE- FAMILY RESIDEbTCES AND A~PART~ENT HOUSES WITH TWO OR MORE FAMILY APARTMENTS; AND CLASS%F]flP~G COM,~;;~]tlCIAL ESTABLISIIM~ENTS; AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF OF, DIN. ANGES iN CONFLICT HEREWITH. BE IT ORDAINED BY 'i'HE Ci~Ef COUNCIL OF Tt{E CiTY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION l: The collection and removal of garbage and trash from l:ouses, buildings and premises used for residential purposes shall be classified as Clas~ i, T~o coll. ections shall be made_e~ach week of garbage and trash under Class 1, provided tb~at such collections are non prevented by ~eather con. ditions or by the conditions of alleys and streets due to rain or ~eathez conditions, and !:urther.provided that such collection is not prevented b~ conditions beyond the control_ of the City Council or the Mayor of the City of Piainview. Residential houses are further hereby classified as follows: Class Class i,~B. One-family residences. Apartment houses with two or more family apartments. The garbage collection provided f~r in this Section shall be made by the City of Plainview, and monthly, cha, rges for this residential service shall be made as follows: For garbage collection for Class 1-A residences, there shall be made a charge of $3,00 per month. For garbage collection for Class 1.-B residences there shall be made a charge of $3~00 per month for each apartment. SECTION 2: The collection, and removal of garbage and trash fr~m houses, buildings and premises, used for commercial and business pu shall be classified as Class 1i. One collection of garbage and trash shall be made each day und Class 11, except on Sundays and the following holidays: Christmas Day Independence Day Memorial Day Thanksgiving Day New Years Day Commercial and' business houses are hereby further classified a follows: Class lt-A. Class ll-B. Class Ii-C. Class ll~D. Class 1]-E. Class i1-F. Class ll~G. Class ci~ss ii-i. Class ll~J. Hotels Restaurants and Cafes~ Drug Stores~ Soda Fountains and Confectio~ Grocery Stores Furniture and Department Stores Furniture and Department Stores Broiler Plants and Hatcheries Poultry Houses All other types of businesses having daily pick-ups All other types of businesses providing th, own pick-up service, but using the City's ~ ground for the purpose of disposing of gar] and trash. ~poses ~ries ir ump age Monthly charges for this commercial and business service for t],e collection of garbage and trash, shall be and are made as follows: Class il~A. Hotels° $6°00 Minimum for first 10 rooms plus $.10 for each additional room. Class il-B. Restaurants and Cafes With seating capacity up to i0 persons $ ~.50 With seating capacity up to 50 persons $]3.00 With seating capacity up to 100 persons-- $~6.00 With seating capacity up to 100 and over - $19.00 Class ti-C. Class il-D. Drug Stores, Soda Fountains and Confectioneries. Where no ~neats are served - $7.00 Wi~ere meals are served, ~he charges provided for Class it-B~ Restaurants and Cafes, will be charged in addition to the above charge. Grocery Stores '1 Stores of less than 2,000 s.q. ft. of floor space - $8.5i Stor~s of 22000 sq. ft. and over, but less than 6,00 sq~ ft. of floor space $13.50. Stores of 6,000 sq. ft. and over of floor space $23.50. Class ll~E- Furniture and Department Stores~ Stores of less than 2,000 sq. ft. of floor space - $6.00 Snores of 2~000 sq. ft. and over, but less than 6,000 sq. ft. of floor s~.ace $11.00. Stores of 6,000 sq. ft. and over of floor space - $18.50. Class lt~F~ Creameries and Dai~ies. - $8.50 Broiler Plants and Hatcheries. During periods of operation - $26.00. Class li~H~ Foultry Houses - $].6.00 Class .Ail other commercial businesses having daily pick-ups $6.00 Class it~J~ Ail other types of businesses providing their own pick~up service, but using the City's dump ground for the purpose of disposing of garbage and trash $1.00. SECTION 3: These charges shall be made monthly, and the charges and fees for the collection of garbage shall be added to and placed upon the water bill for each residence and apartment. The person who is responsible for the payment of the water bill shall also be responsible for the payment of the garbage collection fee. SECTION 4: If the garbage fee is not paid within thirty days after it becomes due~ then the City of Plainview shall refuse to furnish any water to the residences~ apartments~ or establishments for which such garba. tion fee has not been paid. SECTION 5: All charges becoming due in the month of April, 1 garbage collection (which are ~harges for the month of March, 1969) be based on the rates set forth in Ordinance 68-1028 of the City of ¥iew, Texas; all charges for the months of April and thereafter for collection in the City of Plainvie~ shall be based on the rates set in this Ordinance. SECTION 6: All ordinances or parts of ordinances of the City collec= 9 for shall Plain- garbage forth ~f Plain- view in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. ~ . PAS'SED AiYD APPROVED This ~ day o~ {Z~j~~ , ~.D., 1969. Mayor, City of Plainvie' "ATTEST: - (seal) ./ AN ORDINANCE I~PEALI'NG SECTION 2, ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 7, OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF PLAII~qiEW, TEXAS, 1957 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF %~LAZNVZ~.W: SECTION 1: Section 2 of Article 1 of Chapter 7 of the Code of the City of Plainvie~, 1957 is hereby repealed. PASSED AND APPROVED, This the 7th day of April, 1969. ATTEST: - - City C~ _ ~ty of Plain~ '\ STATE OF %EXAS COUN%% OF HALE C%TY OF PLAINV%EW We, the undersigned, hereby petition the City Council of the Cil of Plainview, Texas to annex the area and territory hereinafter descz to the City of Plainview and to admit and take such territory into tk Gity Limits of the City of ?lain~:~qw. Said area and territory and tz of land being as follows: A tract of land out of Section 26, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas, described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at a point as the Northeast eorner of Westgate Addition~ which is 756.33 feet north and 622°5 feet west of the Southeast. corner of Section 26, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas~ THENCE South 89° - 56o3'W., 75.0 feet to a point in West property line of Garland Street. THENCE North 6~?~ 13.9' W., 441.73 feet to a point; TPiENCE North 28©. 46~1' E., at 130.0 feet pass a 2" pipe set in concrete in all 1145.0 feet to a Second 2" pipe set. in concrete~ TP~NCE South 61© 13.9' E., 340~0 feet to a point; Tk~NCE South 28© 46.1' W., 524.09 feet to a point in the City Limits; T~NCE South 89° 56.3' W., 209.65~feet to a point; THENCE South 590.0 feet to a point in west property line of Garland Street; TF~NCE North 89© 56.3' E., 727.5 feet along the South line o~ a tract annexed.by Ordinance No. 66-926, to a point in East line of Ennis Street; THENCE Soutk 3~0 feet to a point; THENCE South 89© 56.3' W., 652.5 feet along the North line of a tract annexed by Ordinance No. 66-~925 to the point of Beginning and containing 8~29 acres, more or less. In connection with this petition and application for annexation applicants respectfully show the honorable City Council of the City Plainview, Texas, as follows: The undersigned, who are j. Bo Malone, Wallace Cannon, James Can Lonnie Cannon and john Joe Kirchhoff, are the owners in fee simple of hereinaboVe described tract of land. That said area is contiguous to the City Limits of the City of P and is accessible to city water and city sewer. ibed ct the on~ the ~inview, WHEREFORE, Petitioners respectfully request that the area herein- above described be annexed to the City of Plainvie~ and brought within its City Limits. SIGNED this the 29th day of March, 1969. · JJ. B. ~aione Wallace Cannon Lonnie Cannon AN ORDINANCE SETTING A DATE, TiME AND PLA,~E FOR A PUBLIC HEARING O] THE PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN PROPERTY BY TKE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE MAYOR TO PUBLISH NOTICE~ OF SUCH PUBL ING; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. BE IT ORDAiNtZD BY TKE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION !: On the 2tst day of April, 1969 at 8:00 P. M. in City Council Chanf0er of the City Hall of the City. of Plainview, Te the City Council will hold a public hearing giving all interested sons the righ~z to appear and be heard on the proposed annexation b City of Plain'view, Texas of the fbllowing described property, to-wi A tract of lan~ out of Section 26, Block JK-2, Hale County, ~ Texas~ 5escribed by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNIb~G at a point as the Northeas~ corner of Westgate Additior, ~hich is .756.33 feet north and 622.5 feet west of tBe 2o~theast corner of Section 26 Block JK-2, Hale County ~ Texas. ' T[~IENCE South 89° - 56.3,W., 75.0 feel: to a point in West property- line of Garland Street. T}LENCE Borth 61°- 13.9' W., 44t'.73 feet to a point; THENCE North 28° 46.1' E., at 130.0 re.et pass a 2" pipe set in concrete in all 1145.0 feet to a second 2" pipe set in concrete; T}~NCE South 61© 13.9' E., 340.0 feet to a point; THENCE South 28° 46.1' W., 524.09 feet to a pointin the City Limits; THENCE S}~uth 89° 56.3' W., 209.65 feet to a point; THENCE South 590.0 feet to a point in west property line of Garland Street; .T}iENCE North 89° 56.3' E.~ 727.5 feet along the South line of a tract annexed by Ordinance No. 66-.926, to a point in East line of Ennis Streeti T}~NCE Scuth 3.0 feet to a point; 'THENCE Seuth 89° 56.3' W., 652.5 feet along the North line of a tract annexed by Ordinance No. 66-925 to the point of Beginning and containing 8.29 acres, m~re or less. ' SECTION 2: The Mayor of the City of Plainview is hereby autho~ and directed to cause notice of such public hearing tO be published a newspaper having general circulation in the city and in the above Cribed territory not more than twenty days nor less than ten days p~ to the date of such public hearing, all in accordance with the Munic Annexation Act (Chapter 160, Acts of the 58th Legislature, Regular S 1963; compiled as 970a, Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes.) ~XAS, C HEAR- the : ized ~nce in ~es- [or -pal ~ssion, SECTiO~ 3: ']'~"~ iJ~."~:'~a~ce of this ordinance creates an emergency and an imperative pubiic necessity that the rule requiring ordinances to be read at three several meetings be suspended, and this rule is hereby suspended, and the ordinance sh~ii take effect and be in force from and after its adoption. PASSED AND APPROVED This the __~ day of B/~/~/~ , 1969. ATTEST: City Clerk Mayor (seal) ORDINANCE NO. 69-1041 AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING AND INCORPORATING INTO T~IE CITY LIMITS OF CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEMJtS, AN AREA ADJACENT THERETO; AND FINDING AND RMINING THAT A PETITION HAS BEEN DULY SIGNED BY TIKE OWNERS OF THE TRACT OF LAND ItEREINAFrfER DESCRIBED; AND THAT NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO BE LD PER-. TAiNiNG TO THE INSTITUTION OF SUCH ANNEXATION PROCEEDINGS BY TNE C] TY OF PLAiNVIEW HAS BEEN GIVEN AND THAT SUCH PUBLIC HEARING }LAS BEEN ~{LD; AND ANNEXING SAiD AREA TO THE CITY OF PLAINViEW; AND MAKING SUCH SUB' JECT TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE CITY OF PLAINViEW, TExAs. WHEREAS, a petition, signed by the owners of the tract of tanc herein- after described, .has petitioned the City Council of the City of Pl~inview to annex to the City bf'P!~;-nview the fol]?~wing d~scribed area and and to admit 'said area into the city limits of the City of Piainvi~ to-wit: territory , Texas, A tract of land out of Section 26= Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas, described by metes and bounds as follows: ~GzNNI~,u. at a point as the Northeast corner of Westgate Additiop, which is 756.33 feet north and 622.5 feet west .of the Southeast corner of Section 26, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas. Ti:~NCE South 89° - 56.3'W., 75.0 feet to a point in West propert]~' line of Garland Street. THENCE Borth 61°- 13.9' W., 441'.73 feet to a point; THENCE North 28° 46.1' E., at 130.0 feet pass a 2" pipe set in concrete in all 1145~0 feet to a seaond 2" pipe set in concrete; T~NCE South 61° 13.9' E., 340.0 feet to a point; T~NCE South 28~ 46.1' W., 524.09 feet to a pointfn the City Limits; T~NCE South 89° 56.3' W., 209.65 feet to a point; Tt-~NCE S~,uth 590.0 feet to a point in 'west property line of Garlm..d Street; T}~NCE N~,rth 89° 56.3' E., 727.5 feet ~long the South line of a tract annexed by Ordinance No. 66-926, to a point in East iin~ of Ennis Street; T}~NCE South 3~0 feet to a poin.t; 'T~NCE South 89© _6~3' W., 652.5 feet along the North line of a tract annexed by Ordinance No. 66~925 to the point of~ Beginning and containing 8.29 acres~ more or less. and WHEREAS, prior to the institution of said annexation proceedin and pursuant to said petition, notice of a public hearing to be he~d pe raining to the institution of said annexation proceedings by the City of Plainview was duly given, by publishing same in the Plainview Dail~ Herald in ~ccord~ an~e ~ith the requirements of the statutes of the State of Texas, and said public hearing was duly held; and WHEREAS, the City Council finds that all of said area is contiguous to the present city limits of the City of Plainview, 'and that it is desiru able, expedient and for the best interest of the city and of the owners of said area, that said area be annexed to the City of P!ainview; THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAIb~D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TI{E CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1: It is found and determined by the City Council that the following described tract of land, to-wit: A tract ¢,f land out of Section 26, Block JK-2', Hale County, Tex.as, d~scribed by metes and bounds as follo,ws: BEGINNiNg; at a point as the Northeast cornem of Westgate Addition, which is 756.33 feet north and 622.5 feet west of the Southeast corner of Section 26, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas. .T}~NCE South 89° 56.3'W., 75.0 feet to a point in West property line of Garland Street. THENCE North 61°- 13.9' W., 441.73 feet to a point; TI~NCE Nc. rth 28° 46.1' E., at 130.0 feet pass a 2" pipe set · in concrete in all 1145.0 feet to a second 2" pipe set in concrete; THENCE South 61° 13.9' E., 340.0 feet t.o a point; THENCE S~:uth 28° 46.1' W., 524.09 feet to a point ha the City LimJ~ts; T}~NCE South 89° 56.3~ W., 209.65 feet to a point; THENCE S~uth 590~0 feet to a point in west property .line of Garla~.d Street; Tt{ENCE North 89° 56.3' E., 727.5 feet along the South line 'of a tract annexed 'by Ordinance No. 66-~26, to a point in East line of Ennis Street; THENCE South 3.0 feet to a point; -THENCE South 89° 56.3' W., 652.5 .feet along the North line' of a tract annexed by Ordinance No. 66~925 to the.point of BeginninR and containing 8~29 acres, more or less. and all of which land lying and being situated in Hale County, Texas, is contiguous to the city limits of the City of Plainview, Texas. SECTION 2: It is further determined that the petitioners are the owners of the tract of land to be annexed to the City of Plainview; and further, that said owners desire the city to furnish said area with city water and city sewer facilities; and that said area is contiguous to the city limits of the City of Plainview; and that it is feasible for city water and sewer facilities to be furnished said area. SECTION 3: It is found and determined that notice of a public to be held pertaining to the institution of annexation proceedings b City of Plain'view for the purpose of annexing said area to the City view has been duly given in accordance with the statutes of the Stat Texas, and that said public hearing has been duly held. SECTION 4: The City Council further finds that the owners of t territory to be annexed (and hereinabove Qes~rzbed)~ ~ ' have, by a petitJ zn writing signed by them, setting out the boundaries of such territ¢ asked for the annexation of such territory to the City of Plainview, asked that said territory be admitted and taken into the city limits the'City of Plainview. SECTION 5: It is found and determined and ordained by the City of the City of Plainview, that said petition in all things be grante~ that the above described area be and the same is in all respects anne and made a part of the City of Plainview~ Texas. SECTION~6: It is further determined and ordained by the City Co of the City of Plainview that the above described area from and after date of this ordinance be subject to the control and jurisdiction of City of Plainview and be subject to taxes and other assessments which be levied by law by the City of Plainview, Texas. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED This A.D~,~ 1969. ATTEST: City Clerk day of ~/?lx'. Mayor, City of Plainview earing the f Plain- of e on ry, ~nd f Council and · ed to ancil the ~he may STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE CITY OF PLAINViEW We, the undersigned, all of whom are taxpaying voters and reside in the territory hereinafter described, do hereby petition the City Council of the City of Plainview to annex the area and territory here- £nafter described, to the City of Plainview and to admit and take such territory into the city limits of the City of Plainview. A tract of land out of Section 35, Block JK~2, Hale County, Texas, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the North line of 24th Street, Plain- view, Texas, which point lies 30 feet North and 758.9 feet West of the Southeast corner of Section 35, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas; THENCE North 490 feet along the East line of Sabine Street to a point; THENCE West 230 feet along the a projection o~ the North line of Lot 7, Block 3, Gardenville Subdivision of the Southeast part of Section 35, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas to 'the Northeast corner of~ Lot 8, Block 3 of said Gardenville Subdivision; TIiENCE South 100 feet along the East line of said Lot 8 to its Southeast corner; THENCE West 357.2 feet along the North line of 25th Street to a point in the Northeast Right of way line of the Ft. Worth and Denver Railway; THENCE Southwesterly at right angles to said railway right of way 100 feet to a point in the Northeast right of way line of State Highway 194; Tt{ENCE Southeasterly 454.5 feet along the Northeast right of way line of said State Highway 194 to a point in the North line of 24th Street; THENCE East 333.3 feet along the North line of said 24th Street to the place of beginning and containing 5.17 acres of land, more or less. In connection with this petition and application for annexation, the applicants respectfully show the honorable City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, as follows: Each of the undersigned is a taxpaying voter residing in the above described territory and area, which they and each of them do hereby petition the City Council of the City of Plainview to annex to the said City of Plainview and to admit and take same into the city limits of the City of Plainview. That said area hereinabove described is contiguous to the city limits of the City of Plainview and is accessible to city water and city' sewer. Wt{EREFORE, Petitioners respectfully request that the area herei above described, be annexed to the City of Plainview and brought ~it its city limits° NOTICE OF PUBLIC ~ARi~C~ ON CONTEMPLATED AI~NEXATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL IN'i~EP, ES%~D PERSONS, THAT: The City of Plainview, Texas proposes to institute annexation pro- ceedings to enlarge and extend the boundary limits of said city to include the following described territory, to-wit~ A tract of land out of Section 35, Block JK~2, Hale County, Texas, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the North line of 24th Street, Plain- view, Texas, which point lies 30 feet North and 758.9 feet West of the Southeast corner of Section 35, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas; TI~NCE North 490 feet along the East line of Sabine Street to a point; THENCE West 230 feet along a projection of the North line of Lot 7, Bloc~ 3, Gardenville Subdivision of the Southeast part of Section 35, Block JK-2~ Hale County, Texas to the Northeast corner of Lot 8, Block 3 of said Gardenville Sub- division; THENCE South i00 feet along the East line of.said Lot 8 to its Southeast corner; THENCE West 357.2 feet along the No~th line of 25th Street to a point in the Northeast right of way line of the Ft. Worth and Denver Railway; THENCE Southwesterly at right angles to said railway right of way i00 feet to a point in the Northeast right of way line of State Highway 194; THENCE Southeasterly 454.5 feet along the Northeast right of way line of said State Highway 194 to a point in the North line of 24th Street; THENCE East 333.3 feet along the North line of said 24th Street to the place of beginning and containing 5.17 acres of land, more or less. A public hearing will be held by and before the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas on the ~f$~__ day of ~za~ ,, 1969 at 8:00 p.mo in the City Council Chamber of the City Hall of the City of Plainview, Texas, for all persons interested in the above proposed annexa- tion. At said time and place all such persons shall have the right to appear and be heard. Of all said matters and things, all persons interested in the things and matters herein mentioned, will take notice. BY ORDER OF THE CiTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, This the %; ~ day of Attest: Mayor, City of Plainview City Clerk ORDINANCE NO. ~_~__~_.~_ Z AN ORDINANCE SETTING A DATE, TIME AND PLACE FOR A PUBLIC HEARING ON 7HE PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN PROPERTY BY THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW,' TE ~S, AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE MAYOR TO PUBLIC NOTICE OF SUCH PUBLIC ~AR- lNG; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: Section 1: On the __'~_ day of ~ , 1969 at 8 00 p.m. in the City Council Chamber of the City Hall of the City of Pla nview, Texas, the City Council will hold a public ]hearing giving all intere~ ted persons the right to appear and be heard on the proposed annexation y the City of Plainview~ Texas of the following described property, to wit: A tract of land out of Section 35, Biock JK-2, Hale County, Texas, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the North line of 24t~ Street, Plain.- view, Texas, which point lies 30 feet North and 758.9 feet West of the Southeast Corner of Section 35, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas; THENCE North 490 feet along the East line of Sabine Street to a point; THENCE West 230 feet along a projection of the North line of Lot 7~ Block 3, Gardenville Subdivision of the Southeast part of Section 35, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas, to the Northeast corner of Lot 8, Block 3 of said Gardenville Sub- division~ T~NCE South 100 feet along the East line of said Lot 8 to its Southeast corner; THENCE West 357.2 feet along the North line of 25th Street to a point in the Northeast right of way line of the Ft. Worth and Denver Railway; THENCE Southwesterly at right angles to said railway right of way line of State Highway 194; THENCE Southeasterly 454.5 feet along the Northeast right of way line of said State Highway 194 to a point in the North line of 24th Street; TPfENCE East 333.3 feet along the North line of said 24th Street to the place of beginning and containing 5.17 acres, more or less. Section 2: The Mayor of the City of Plainview is hereby author ed and directed to cause notice of such public hearing to be published o~ce in a newspaper having general circnlation in the city and in the above d~s- cribed territory not more than twenty days nor less than ten days pri,r to the date of such public hearing, all in accordance with the Munici,al Annexation Act (Chapter 160, Acts of the 58th Legislature, Regular Se sion, 1963; compiled as 970a, Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes). Section 3: The important of this ordinance creates an emergency and an imperative public necessity that the rule requiring ordinances to be read at three Beveral meetin§s~e'suspended, and this rule is hereby suspended, and the ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its adoption. PASSED AND APPROVED This the %~ 5_ ~= day of ~ ~_~j_____, 1969. Attest (Seal) MAYOR~ OFFICE PLAiNVIEW, TEXAS April 21, 1969 Honorable City Council of the City of Plainview City Hall Plainview, Texas Gentlemen: In accordance with the provi,sions of the Charter of the|]City of Plainview, i submit to you the following Ordinance with the reque~lt that it be passed finally on. the date of its introduction. There exists ~ public sameemergencYif itrequiringmeets withSUChyouraCti°n'approvat.and I~/accordingly reques't that y]u pass the Mayor of the~' AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE BID ,OF A - T MACHINERY CO., AMARILLO, TEXAS, FOR FURNISHING TO THE CITY ONE NEW CAS~ 1969, LOADER~BACKHOE, GROUP T, TRACTOR SERIAL NO. 8350 SERIAL NO. 2656690, LOADER SERIAL NO. 4166732, BACKHOE 4160140. lC. OF 580 CK NO. UNDER RENTAL-PURCHASE OPTION AGREEMENT AT A PRICE OF $7,215.00 EY~CUTiON OF RENTAL-PURCHASE OPTION AGREEMENT; FINDING THAT Fb~DS A~ILABLE FOR. PAYMENT OF THE INITIAL INSTALLMENT OF SUCH PRICE; AN EMERGENCY. DECLARING BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Section 1: The City of Plainview and its City Council the bid and offer of A - T Machinery Co.~ Inc., Amarillo, Texas, t supply to the City the following equipment or vehicles, to-wit: ~reby accept furnish and One new Case 580 CK Loader-Backhoe, Group T, 1969, Tract r Serial No. 835099, Engine Serial No. 2656690, Loader Serial No. 416i732, Backhoe Serial No. 41'60140. at a price of $7~215.00 Net Difference together with interest as p 'ovided in the agreement hereby authorized, the same to be upon rental- e option agreement as stated in the specifications upon which such bid was . Section 2: The City Council hereby approves the form an substance of a rental-purchase option agreement (as provided in said specificat: ons) covering the foregoing~ which agreement is to the substantial and principal effect that the City will pay all installments of such aggregate price to~ether with interest included, in the amount of $402~33. The Mayor is hereby authorized to execute and tBe City Secretary to attest such agreement in duplicate, and after countersignature thereof by the City Controller, the delivery of one thereof to such furnisher or supplier is hereby authorized. Section 3~ The City Council will appropriate funds covering the installments to be made under the terms of said agreement. Section 4: There exists a public emergency requiring that this Ordinance be passed finally on the date of its introduction, and the Mayor having in writing declared the existence of such emergency and requested such passage, this Ordinance shall be passed finally on the date of its introduction, this '21st day of April, 1969, and shall take effect immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor. PASSED this APPROVED this 21 st day of April 21 st day of ....... April ....... · , A~. D. 1969~. APPROVED: city At, t0r~ey y Mayor of the City of Plainview AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING AND INCORPORATING INTO Tt~i CITY LIMITS OF THE OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, AN AREA ADJACENT THERETO; AND FINDING AND DE IN'ING THAT A PETITION HAS BEEN DULY SIGNED BY A MAJORITY OF THE TAXPAYING' OTERS RESIDING IN SAIl; AREA; AND THAT NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HEL PER- TAINING TO THE INSTITUTION OF SUCH ANNEXATION PROCEEDINGS BY THE CI~. OF PLAINVIEW HAS BEEN GIVEN AND THAT SUCH PUBLIC HEARING HAS BEEN DULY AND ANNEXING SAID AREA TO THE CiTY OF PLAINVIEW; AND MAKING SAID SUB- JECT TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE CiTY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS. WHEREAS, a petition, signed by a majority of the taxpaying voters who are residents of the area ahd territory hereinafter described, h~s petitioned the City Council of the City of Plainview to annex to the City of Plainview the following described area and territory and to admit said .............. ~ area into the city limits of the City of Plainview, Texas, to-wit: ~-- A tract of land out of Section 35, Block JK-2, Hale County, Texas, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the Nort~ line o.f 24th Street, Plain-. ...... views Texas, which point lies 30 feet ~'o'cth and 758.9 feet · . ~e~ of t'he Southeast corner of Section. ~5, Block JK-2~ Hale County, Texas; T}~NCE North 490 feet along the East lin~'of Sabine Street to a point; Tt{ENCE West 230 feet along a projection 3f the North line of Lot 7~ Block 3, Gardenvilie Subdivision of the Southeast part df Section 35, Block JK-2, Hale Couaty, Texas to the Northeast corner of Lot 8, Block 3 of said Gardenville Sub~ division; THENCE South 100 feet along the East line of said Lot 8 to its Southeast corner; THENCE Wes'° 357°2 feet along' the N~orth line of 25th Street to a point in the Northeast right of way line of the Ft. ]Worth and Denver Railway; THENCE Sou:hwesterly at right angles to ~aid railway right of. way 100 feet to a point in the Northeast right of way line of State Highway 194; THENCE Southeasterly 454.5 feet along the Northeast right of way lin,~ of said State Highway 194 to a'point in the ]~orth line of 24th Street; THENCE Eas- 333.3 feet along the North line of said 24th Street to ~he place of beginning and containing'5.17 acres of land, more or less. and WHEREAS, prior to the institution of said annexation proceeding and pursuant to said petition, notice of a public hearing to be held per azning ..... .~ of said annexation proceedings by the City of Plainview to the ins~ztutzo~ was duly given, by publishing same in the Plainview Daily Herald in accozd- .ance with the requirements of the statutes of the State of Texas, and said public hearin~ was duly held; and WHEREAS, the City Council finds that all of said area is contiguous to the present city limits of the City of Plainview, and that it is desirable, expedient and for the best interest for the residents of said area and for the City of Plainview that said area be annexed to the City of Plsinview; MOWs THEREFOP~, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CiTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: Section 1: It is found and determined by the City Council that the following described tract of land, to-wit: g~ tract of land out of Section 35~ Bloc~ JK=2', Hale County, Texas~ described as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the North line cf 24th Street, Plain- view~ Texas, which point lies 30 feet N.g;rth and 758.9 feet West of th~ Southeast corner of Section 35~ Bl. ock JK-2, Hale County~ Te~as; TtiENCE North 490 feet along the East line of Sabine Street to a point; Ti~NCE Wes:t 230 feet along a projection of the North line of Lot ~, Block 3~ Gardenville Subdivision of the Southeast part of S~.ction 35~ Block JK~2, Hale County, Texas to the Northeast corner of Lot 8, Block 3 of said Gardenville Sub- division; THENCE So~-,th 100 feet along the East li~e of said Lot 8 to its Southeast corner; THENCE West 357.2 feet along the North line of 25th Street to a point in the Northeast right of way line of the Ft. Worth s. nd Denver Rail~ay.~ THENCE Soothwesterly at right angles to said railway right of way 1'00 feet to a point in the North~:ast right of way line of State HighwaY 194; THENCE Sootheasteriy 454.5 feet along the Northeast right of way line of said State Highway 194 to a point in the North line of 24th Street; - T~NCE East 333~3 feet along the North line of'said 24th Street to the place of beginning and containinj 5.17 acres of land, more or less. and all of which land lying and being situated in Hale County, Texas, is contiguous to the city limits of the City of Plainview, Texas. Section 2: It is further determihed that the petitioners are residents of the tract of land to be annexed to the City of Plainview; and that they are not only residents but own property lying within said area; and further, that said residents living within said area desire the city to furnish them with city ~ater and se~er facilities; and that said area is cont. iguou~s to the city limits of the City of P!ainview; and that it is feasible for city water and sewer facilitites to be furnished said area. Section 3: it is found and determined that notice of a publi to be held pertaining to the institution of annexation proceedings City of Plainview for the purpose of annexing said area to the Cit view has been duly given in accordance with the statutes of the St and that said public hearing has been duly held. Section 4: The City Council further finds that a majority of paying voters residing in the territory to be annexed (and hereina] cribed) have, by a petition in writing signed by them, setting out daries of such territory, asked for the annexation of such territo~ hearing by the of Plain- te of Texas, the tax- ove des- the boun- y to the City of Piainview, and asked that said territory be admitted and the city limits of the City of Plainview. Section 5: It is found and determined and ordained by the Cit of the City of Plainview, that said petition in all things be grant that the above described area be and the same is in all respects an and made a part of the City of Plainview, Texas. Section 6: It is further determined and ordained by the City of the City of Plainview that the above described area from and aft date of this ordinance be subject to the control and jurisdiction City of plainview and be subject to taxes and other assessments whi~ be levied by law by the City of Plainview, Texas. t~ken into Council ~d and hexed to ' uncll the the may PASSED, 1969. j..J :,/'//~,~' ORDINANCE NO. 69-1045 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 794 AND THE OFFICIAL MAP OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW SO AS TO MAKE THE FOLLO~IING CHANGES, AND CREATING AN EMERGEqWCY ZONE CASE NO. 180 Change Lots 1 'thru 16 and Lots 18 thru 4.0 of Block 1, Grandview Addition. :CITY OF PLAINVIEW, HALE COUNTY., TEXAS FROM D~iSTRI CT. R-1 to a R-2 ZONING · ;FF~REAS, the proposed change in Zoning Distrlcts as hereinafter made has been 'duly presented to the Planning & Zoning Commission for its recommendation which was received by the City Council, and after due consideration the City Council of. the City of Plainview finds that for the orderly growth of the City making the proposed change as hereinafter set out will be in the public interest whichcreates an emergency; and, WF~REAS, all conditions precedent required by law for a valid amendment to the Zoning Ordinance and Map, have been fully complied with, as well as giving notices-in compliance with Section 18 of Ordinance 794 as well as notices pro- vided by Article 1011F Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes-Amended, 1953, and notice was duly published in the Plainview Herald more than fifteen (15J days prior to '~he date of the Public Hearing before the City Council of such pro- hosed amendment, and the Public Hearing according to said notice was duly held · in tke City Council Room of the City Hall, Plainview, Texas, at which time persons appeared in support of the proposal; and after said hearing, it was by ~he '0ity Council, determined tha~ it would be in the public interest due to changed conditions, that the ZonZng Ordinance and the Zoning Map be amended in the manner hereinafter set forth in the body of this Ordinance; NOW THEREFORE, · BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CiTY COUNCIL OF I~HE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: · SECT~ON'i. That Ordinance No. 794 and the Official Zoning Map be and the same are hereby amended as follows, to-wit: ZONE CASE NO. 180 Change Lots i thru 16 and Lots 18 thru 40 of Block 1, Grandview Addition, City of Piainview, Hale County, Texas, from an R-1 - to a R-2 Zoning District. From the date of this Ordinance said L~7 ~ract, and parcel of land described shall be and hereby be changed to the Zoning District indicated and the Official Map is amended in accordance herewith. :~4EREAS, an emergency exists as shown in the preamble to this Ordinance[.the enac~nent of this Ordinance is declared to be an emergency measure creazxng a public necessity that the rule requiring proposed Ordinance to be presented at two (2) separate Council meetings be dispensed with; and this Ordinance shall be effective from the date of its passage. Una~mously passed by the City Council this 19th day of May , 1969 . MAYOR Published Every Afternoon Except Saturday With Enlarged Suru Pla in v iew Daily PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 801 BROADWAY -- P. O. BOX 1240 -- PHONE Area Code 806, Plainview, Texas 7Y072 THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE ) ) ) days J~ri, i He~ri,ng I pi'oposed Hearing duly held the · City BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personall~ ~iC.of th, ti.pr it was..b, that it v, Jame. A..B.:. Oswald ...... B..u..,,~.i..n..e...s..s....M.a..n..a.g.e..r. daeing tOordirCr ,. ............................................... s- ' ...... amended (Tit/e) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached lished in said newspaper on each of the following: dates, to-wit: ........... ...................... N o u embea:.. &3.,...L9 7. 0 .............................................. A. ..... .......... g .... (Title) Fea:$39.60 November SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this 1..3..t..h... 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HoOd ' _ ' MAYO R .TCeasUrer ; - · (112~3.70) Published Every Afternoon Except Saturday With Plainview Daily PUBLISHED BY ALLISON CONtk~UNICATIONS, I 8~1 BROADWAY ~ P. O. BOX 1240- PHONE Area Cod Plainview, Texas 7Y072 THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day .... d. a.'m. e. s... B..,....0..s. ~.a..~d ............................. B..u..s..i.o..e..s.s...N.~rt .a. g e:r (Title) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ...... .... ~.ug.u .~.t...~ ,...~9. 69. .............................................................. ....af'~.. :. ..... ~. B us±ne.s .$...M. Fee: 27.36 SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this 'a.D., day of Notary Public, Hale CounW, Texas The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar ORDINANCE NO. 69-1045 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PLAINVI~, REGULATING THE ERECTIO1 CONSTRUCTION, ENLAR~, ALTERATION, REPAIR, MOVING, REMOVAL, D] MOLITION, CONVERSION, OCCUPANCY, EQUIPMENT USE, HEIGHT, AREA ~D MAINTENANCE OF ALL BUILDINGS AND/OR STRUCTURES IN RI~B CITY OF. PLAi VIEW, TEXAS; PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF PERMITS AND COLLECTION OF FEES, R~IEREFOR; PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION ~I~EREOF; DECLARING AND ESTABLISHING FIRE ZONES; REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. ?2 OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, AND ALL, OTHER ORDINANCES AND PAR OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HE~TH. 'PROVIDING FOR THE ADOPTION THE 1967 EDITION OF ~ UNIFORM BUILDING CODE, VOLUME I, AS COPY- ]~GHTED IN 1967 BY THE INTgRNATIONAL CObR~ERENCE OF BUILDING PASADENA, ~CALIFORNIA, WITH CERTAIN AMENDMENTS ]PUBLICATION OF THE DESCRIPTIVE CAPTION OF THIS ORDINANCE, WI~Iq[ PENALTY PROVISIONS OF ~ UNIFORM BUILDING CODE 1967 EDITION ~[D ]PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE. S WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Plainview has found that the present Building Code of the City of Plainview has obsolete; and, WHE~, the City Council appointed the Building Code Board of Appeals to prepare recommendations for the City Council in regard to a new Building Code; and, WHEREAS, the Building. Code Board of Appeals recommends the Uniform Building Code, 1967 Edition, with certain amendments be adopted:as the Building Code of the City of Plainview; NOW BE IT ORDAINED BY R14E CITY COUNCIL OF ~ CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS; SECTION I. That the Uniform Building Code, 1958 Edition (being Ordinance No. 725 of the City of Plainview) be, and the same is Fereby repealed. ~ SECTION II. That the 1967 Edition of the Uniform Building ]~de, Volume I, as copyrighted in 1967, by the International Conferenc Building Officials, Pasadena, California, as hereinafter amended specifically adopted as the Building Code of the City of Plainvi Texas, and a copy is attached hereto antd incorporated herein by as though set out completely in detail. A copy of said Unifom Code shall be filed with the City Secretary and a copy maintaine Office of the Building Official of the City of Plainview, Texas, copies to be open to public inspection during business hours of where they are maintained, with the following amendments theretc ~.of 1S ~W, mference ~uilding in the all such the offices SECTION III. That the second paragraph of Section 205, Chapter 2 of the "Uniform Building Code" 1967 Edition shall hereafter read as follows: ' ' "Any person, firm, or corporation 'violating any of the provisions of this Code shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor; and each such person shall be deemed g~ilty of a separate offense for each and every day or portion thereof during which any violation of any of the provisions of this Code is com,Litted, continued, or per- mitted, and upon convictionOf any such violation such person shall be punishable by a fine of not more than $200.00." SECTION IV. ~at Section 301(A), Chapter 3, of the !'Uniform Build~g Code," 1967 Edition, shall be and the same is hereby amended to read: "Permits required. No person, firm or corporation shall erect, construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move, improve, remove, convert, or demolish any building or st~nc'ture in the City, or cause the ~ same to be 8one, without first obtaining a separate building permit for each such 'building or structure from the Building Officical, except that upon application and authorization of the Building Official a building permit may bewared for small and unimportant work. No permit will be required for normal repair and maintenance of any building." SECTION V. That Section 303, Chapter 3, Table 3-A, of the "Uniform Building Code," 1967 Edition shall read as follows: (A) 7~y person desiring a building permit s~all at the time of filing an application therefore, as provided in Section 301 of this Code, pay to the Building Official a fee as required in this section: TABLE 3-A BUILDING PERMIT FEES New Buildings and additions 1¢ per square foot (outside dimensions) minimum fee of $2.50. ' Open shed, cotton warehouses, and other similar type construction - 1/2~ per square foot (outside dimensions). Minimum fee - $2.50. Gasoline or other volatile or inflamable storage plants - $5.00. Sen~ice Station storage tanlcs - $2.50 each. Alterations old buildings, $1.00 per $1,000.00 cost minimum fee of $2.50. ' -2- Moving permi~ts: 400 square feet or less '$1.oo One story house 2.5;0 Two story house 5~00 Larger structures 25,.00 Per day in excess of 2 days 2.50 Wrecking buildh~g inNo. 1 Fire Zone. 3.00 Installing or remodeling Elevators 2.00 Ere6tion of retaining walls 1.00 Insulating materials in e×i.stLng structures 1.00 ~ere shall be no charge £or first re-inspection of new buildings additions or alte~a~ions of old buildings, and ~hen more than one inspection per per~t ~ required, a re-i.n?c~;~i.~n fee of $2~50 ~ each additional vc i~?ec~ion shall be d~awgcm~ The re-inspection mus~ be paid at the City Hall before a further inspection will be (B) Plan checking fees. Whenever a plan is required to be submitted by sub-section (c), of Section 301, of the Uniform Building Code, adopted in Section 2 of this 6rdinance, a plan checking fee shall be paid to the Building Official at the tin of submitting the plans and specifications for checking. Sai~ plan checking fee shall be equal to one-half of the building pe~nit fee as set forth in Table 3-A. SECTION VI. That Chapter 16, Section 1601(A) shall J~clude following paragraph to read as follows: That the entire incorporated area of the City of Plainview is hereby declared tO be and is hereby established as a fire dis1 and said fire district shall be kno~ and designated as Fire 1, 2, and 3, and each such zone shall include such territory portions of the City of Plainview as follows: ZONE 1 shall include the territory as set out and described metes and bounds as Zone 1 under Sectionl, Article 1, of Cha[ 16 of "The Code of the City of Plai~view, Texas, 1957". -3- md fee nade. he rict, ne d Y ZONE 2 shall include the territory as set out and described by metes and bounds as Zone 2 under Sectionl, Article 1, of Chapter 16 of the "Code of the City of Plainview, Texas, 1957". It shall also include all commercial property and buildings now existing, and al! property that may be zoned for commercial USO. ZONE 3 shall include all of the territory within the city i~ts of the City of Plainview, not included in Zone i and 2'. Said Zone 1, 2, and 3 of the City of Plainview are hereby adopted as the fire zones of the City of Plainview, for the publication of the regulations included in the said "Uniform Building 'Code" 1967 Edition. ' SECTION VII'. That Chapter 3 of the "Uniform Building Code", 1967 Edition is hereby amended by adding thereto a section to be known as Section 307 to read as follows: SECTION 307: (A) No person or persons shall h.ereafter move .any ~g, ~.: ,. ~ or structure within the limits of.the City of Plainview, '"i'e~'.~s, where the same shall be moved in, through or upon '~ ~v~, or public grounds unless said person the streets, al±e. ~ avenues, shall, before mo¥ing said building, house, or structure secure a permit to do s~, ~oD the Building Official of the City of Plainview, Texas. (B) No person or persons .shall hereafter move any building or structure from within or from outside the city limits of the City of Plainview, Texas, to any place within the city limits of the City of Plainview, Texas, or cause the same to be done, without first obtaining a separate building permit for each building or structure from !gae Building Official of the City of Plainview, Texas. (C) Whenever any person or persons shall file an application for a building permit for a building or structure which is to be moved from outside the city limits'of the City of Plainview to a place inside the city limits, the said person shall deposit with the Building Official a sum of money equal to Ten Cents (10¢) per mile for each mile necessary to travel from the city limits of Plainview to the building and return to the city limits of the City of Plainview, plus a sum of money equal to the sum of Three and No/100 Dollars ($3.00) per hour based upon the Building Official's estimated time required to make the inspection and in -4- traveling to said building and returning to the city limits of the City of Plainview. Said deposit shall become the property of the City of Plainview and is to pay for the extra expense ii inspecting said building and shall no't be returned to the pers( making application regardless of whe~er or not the building permit is issued. Such payment shall be in addition to the re fees required for issuing a buiiding permit as set out, and prescribed in Table No. 3-A Of Section 3 of the "Uniform Build Code", 1967 Edition as amended° (D) The Building Official may designate a competent deputy to make such inspection for him, who shall, in such event, be pal the sum of Ten Cents (10¢) per mile for travel outside the cit limits of the City of Plainview in making the inspection, plus the amount of Three Dollars ($3.00) per hour for each hour of time necessary to make the inspection and travel from the city limits of the City of Plainview to said place where the buildi or structure to be inspected is located and return to the c:ity limits of the City of Plainview, Texas. SECTION VIII. That Chapter 5, Section 503 (A) of the ',Jnifor~ Building Code," 1967 Edition, shall be and the same is hereby ~¢ae~ by the a~ddition thereto of a new paragraph which shall read as fo~ ~:Exception": Occupancy Group I buildings with an attached gal and in Fire Zone No. 3 shall not be required to have one hour fire resistive separation between the garage .and living quart~ SECTION IX. That Chapter 22 of the "Uniform Building Code," Edition, is hereby amended by adding thereto a section to be ~o~ Section 2~05, which said section shall read as follows: "Elevation Above Grade Table" MINIMUM FLOOR ELEVATION FOR RESIiDENCES RELATIVE TO SLOFE ACROSS THE LOT Difference in elevation from top of curb to rear property line 0 inches 6 inches 12 inches 18 inches 24 inches 30 inches 36 inches Minimum floor elevation above top of curb when slope is to rear 12 inches 10 1/2 inches 9 inches 1/ .incheS' 6 inches 4 1/2 inches 3 inches Minimum flo~ above top o: slope is to 12 inch, 13 15 inch 16 1/2 18 inch 19 1/2 21 inch (1) ~e ground shall slope away from the house at all locations. -5- n ular ng ~ed ~OWS '- ~ge rs." 1967 ,r elevation curb when a front. ~S .nches ;s rtches ;S .nches SECTION X. Subsection 4 of Chapter 25 of the "Uniform Building Code", 1967 Edition, is hereby amended by adding thereto certain prov- isions, and said Subsection 4 is hereby amended to read hereafter in full as follows to wit: "4. Spacing. Ia] Except for one-story detached buildings of Group J occupancy, where twe~.ty~four inch (24") spacing may be used, no studding shall be spaced ,~re than sixteen inches '(16") on center unless vertical supporting members in. the walls are designed as columns, or suchwalls may be constructed of not less than four-inch by four-inch (4" x 4") posts spaces not more than five feet four ind~es (5'4") on center, or of larger members designed as required in this Chapter, or mst be of post and beam framing with plank'sheathing not less 'than one and one-half inches (1-1/2") thick. [b] Except, however, that one story Group 1 occupancy and all Type V buildings, may use studding spaced twenty-four inches (24") on center, provided the wal heighth does not exceed eight feet (8') and the grade of lumber used is not less than the minimum grade specified in Table 2S-A or Groups I, II, or III of ~'abJ. e 25-E, and providin'g further that any of the. following sheathing requirements are met: IA] 5/16" exterior grade plywood used in 4' x 8' sheets with no wall bracing required. 6D common nails placed 6" apart around the perimeter and 12" apart in the field. lB] 3/4" thick boards of 6", 8", 10", and 12" widths used either horizontally or diagonally. If used diagonally no wall bracing will be required. Square edged or tongue and groove boards are equally acceptable. Two each 8D common nails placed on every, board at every stud shall be con- sidered acceptable nailing for 6" boards, 3 nails on 8" board, and 4 nails on 10" and 12" boards at each stud. [C] 1/2" g>~sumboard in 2' x 8' or 4' x 8' sheets may be used. Corner bracing will be required. 1-3/4" roofing nails be placed 4" apart on the perimeter and 8" apart in the field. No siding ma~rial shall be applied over this sheathing that Can~ot'.be secured by anchoring solely to the studs. ~ ID] 1/2" fiberboard in 2' x 8' or 4' x 8' sheets maybe used. Corner bracing shal-1 be required, 1-3/4" roofing -6- 22% nails shall be placed 4" apart on the perimeter and 8" apart in the fields No siding material shall be applied over this sheathing that cannot be secured by anchoring solely to'the studs. SECTION XI. Sub~ection 2517 (A) of Oaapter 25 of the "Uniform Building Code," 1967 Edition, is hereby m~nended by adding thereto certain provisions, and said Subsection 2517 (A) is hereby amended to read hereafter in full as follows to wit.: (A) Foundation Ventilation. The space between the bottom of floor joist and the ground.of any building (except such space as is to be occupied by~a basement or cellar) should be provid with a sufficient number of ~entilating openings through found tion walls or exterior walls to insure ample ventilation, and such openings shall be covered with a corrosion resistant wire mesh not greater than one-half inch (11/2") nor less than one- fourth inch (1/4") in any dimension. The minimum total area of ventilating openings shall be proportioned on the basis of a minimum of three vents, with one additional vent for-each 7C square feet of area. to be vented. (Each vent shall have not less than 64 square inches of vent area). One such ventilati~ opening shall be within three feet (3') of each corner of sai~ building. Minimum clearance between bottom of floor joist or bottom of floors without joist and the ground beneath shall be eighteen inches (18"). Minimum clearance u~der girders shall be twelw inches (12"). When underfloor space is used as a plenum, only two vent ope shall be required in the perimeter wall. They shall be tight. fitting closures, operatable from the outside and screened as before mentioned in this section. SECTION XII. That Chapter 28, Table 28-A of the "UniformBuil Code," 1967 Edition, is hereby amended to read as follows: -7- buildi lngs ding TABLE NO. 28-A Minimum Foundation Requirements For Type V Buildings N~mber of Stories Thickness of Foundation Wall In Inches Unit .Mason//, 8 8 12 Thickness of Footing In Inches 8 10 12 Depth of Below Natural Surface 16 18 .24 Width of Footing in Inches 12 16 18 Re-enforcedSteel Sizes in In. 1/2 1/2 5/8 Concrete No. of Bars 3 4 4 NOTE: Increase footing two inches in thickness and width for brick veneer. Increase re-enforcing steel by one additional bar, and One additional size for brick veneer. All dowel rods to be the same size as re-inforcing steel. SECTION ×III. Section 2803(A) of Chapter 28 of the "Uniform Building Code," 1967 Edition shall be amended to include a new Table to be designated as Table 28A-1, and to read hereafter as follows: SECTION 2803(A) General. The classification of the soil under all portions of every building shall be based upon the examination of adequate test borings or excavations made at the site when required by the Building Official. The location of the test borings or excavations and the nature of the sub-surface materials shall be indicated on the plans. EXCEPTION: Design criteria for foundations and footings in one and two story building housing groups H, I, and J Occupancies, TyPe V Contruction, where engineering design is not provided shall be set for in Tables 28-Aand 28A-1. -8- 22'9' TABLE 28A- 1 '~'"~A ,~LCOMPACT .... ~~ I-I/g" BAR ~ EARTH ~ . - u2" ~Rs vZ'~L ~' c.c. FRAME SLAB ~ONO, S' 8 CONo ~ BRICK VEA -:RS PIERS -- " OLT 6' O.C. '- ~' . ~D~: dE",~;~ ........ L. BEANING FOOTI~ -.,','. . ~ ~l';~,~,~,,-~'~-~,' FOR SLAB ~ 3- 5/8" BARS ~ co~f. CONST FOOTING ~ STEM SECTION XIV. That Section 2806 (A) of Chapter 28 of the "Uni Building Code", 1967 Edition shall be amended to read hereafter a! (A) General. Footings and Foundations, unless otherwise spe~ fically provided, shall be constructed of solid masonry or col )lml follows: :l- LcTete :9- 2,30 and shall in all cases extend below the frost line. Foundation walls supporting wood shall extend at least eight inches (8") above the finish grade .adjacent to the wall at all points~ Mortar ~med in fo~mdation walls m~d footings shall be as specified in SECTION 2405 SECTION XV. Severability Clauses If any provisions of this ordinance or of the Code hereby adopted or the application thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the remainder of the Code, and the application of such provisions to other persons or circumstances shall not be affected thereby. , SECTION XVI. The City Secretary- is hereby authorized~ and directed to cause the publication of the descriptive Caption of this Ordinance together with the penalty provisions of the Uni£orm Building Code, 1967 Edition, as amended. This Ordinance shall become effective after its passage and publication as required by law. PASSED the 5th day of May A.D., 1969. MAYOR ATI~ST: City Clerk l°ublished Every Afternoon Ezccept Saturday With Enlarged Pla in view Daily PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COMMUNICATIONS, IN( 801 BROADWAY -- p. O. BOX 1240- PHONE Area Code Plea'nview, Texas 7Y072 THE STATE OF TEXAS ) ) COUNTY OF HALE ) BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day .... J..~..m. ~ ~ ...~ .:...0. ~ ~ ~.d. ..................................... B..¥..~..~.0..~..~..~...~ .a..n.~ g ~ .~ .(Title) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general circulation Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached ' lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: .... ....... ~,.u.g.u.~...1..8.,...~kg..69. ............................................ . ............ A. D. 19 ........ ~_.,~.~- ......................... .._.,.....~,_ .................... ;~-~i;;...~ ...................... Fee: 26.28 SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this .../.o.~.. day of ~'. A.D., ~9.k..q. ..... Notary Public, Hale County, Texas The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar ORDINAN(]:. NO. 69-1046 AN ORDINANCE OF'THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW PROVIDING FOR SPACE ~D ACCOMODATION STANDARDS FOR ALL BUILDINGS LOCATED IN THE CITY OF PLA VIE~; PROVIDING FOR STRUCTURAL AND MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SAID BUILDINGS; FOR EXITS; DEFINING SUBSTANDARD BUILDINGS; AND PROVIDING ~ REPAIR, REHABILITATION OR REMOVING OF ,SUCH SUBSTANDARD BUILDING~ PROVIDING T~E MEANS OF ENFORCING SUCH REGULATIONS; DEFINING TEP~IS; PROVIDING FOR THE ADOPTION OF THE 1967 EDITION OF VOLUME 3 OF UNIFORM BUILDING CODE, KNOWN AS ~ "HOUSING CODE" AS COPYRI(tqTED I] 1967 BY q24E INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF BUILDING OFFICALS, PASADEN CALIFORNIA, WITH CERTAIN AMENDMENTS THERE TO. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TrtE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: ~~, the City Council of 'the City' of Plainview has found t there is a need for housing code in the City of Plainview; and WHE~, the International Conference of Building officials Ns cdpyrighted what is known as Volume 3 of the Unifom Building Code, 1967 "Housing Code" WHEREAS, The Building Code Board of Appeals recommends the adc tion by the City Council of the City of Plainview, of said '~ousin Code" as prepared by the International Conference of Building Offi and copyrighted by them in 1967 and known as Volume 3 of the Unifo~ Building Code, NOW, THF. REFORE; BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL 0]? TrtE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1: That the 1967 Edition of the Uniform Building Cod Volume 3 as copyrighted in 1967 by the In'ternational Conference of Building Officials, Pasadena, California, as hereinafter amended, specifically adopted as the '~{ousing Code: of the City of Plainvie' and a copy is attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference though set out in detail. A copy of said Uniform Building Code, Volume 3, 1967 Edition be filed by the City Clerk at the office of the City Clerk in Plai Texas. A copy shall also be kept in the ,office of the Building Of: of Plainview, Texas. Ail such copies to 'be open tq public inspect~ business hours of the offices where they are maintained, with the ing amendments thereto. FOR ; ND ~at ,als S , Texas hall .view, :icial .on during !ollow- SECTION 2: ]]qat Section H-302, Chapter 1 of said Volume 3, Uniform Building Code, 1967 Edition, as copyrighted in 1967 by the International Conference of Building Officials, Pasadena, California, shall be the same is hereby amended so as to hereafter read as follows: Section H-302. Whenever a building permit is required by Section 301 of this Code, the appropriate fees shall be paid to the Build- ing Official as specified in Section 303 of the Uniform. Building Code, Volume l~ i~67 Edition, as amended by Ordinance No. ~69-1045 of the City of Plainview, Texas. SECTION 3. Whenever Section 205, Cha~ ~.er 2 ~ c.q "~'-~ ~ the said Uniform Build- ing Code, Volume 3, herein adopted as amended as provided in Section 1 hereof and referred to as the '~Housing Code", has reference to Section 205, Chapter 2 of the Uniform Building Code, 1967 Edition or to Section 301-A, Chapter 3, or to Section 1601-A, Chapter 16, or to Section 307, Chapter 3, or to Section 503-A, Chapter 5, or to Section 2205, Chapter 22, or to Section 2517-A, Chapter 25, or to Table 28A, Chapter 28 or to Section 2806, Chapter 28 of the Uniform Building Code, 1967 Edition, the same shall refer to said sections as amended by Ordinance No. 69-1045, heretofore passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas. SECTION 4. That Section H-204 of said Volume 3, Uniform Building Code, 1967 Edition, as copyrighted in 1967 by the International Conference of Building Officials, Pasadena, California, shall be and the same is hereby amended so as to hereinafter read as follows: Section H-204. It shall 'be unlawful for any person, firm, corporation to erect, construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move, improve, remove, convert, or demolish, equip, use, occupy or maintain any building or structure in the city or cause or permit the same to be dome, contrary to or in violation of any of the provisions of the Code. Any person, firm or corporation violating any of the pro- visions of this Code shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and each such person shall be deamed builty of a separate offense for each and every day or portion thereof during which any violation of any of the provisions of this Code is committed, continued or permitted, and upon conviction of any such violation, such person shall be punishable by a fine of not more than $200.00. SECFION 5: Ail former ordinances or parts thereof conflicting or inconsistant with the provisions of this Ordinance or of the code hereby adopted are hereby repealed. ' SECTION 6: Should any section, paragraph, sentence or clause of this ordinance or of the Code adopted hereby be declared unconst or unvalid for any reason, the remainder of this ordinance, and of code adopted hereby shall not be effected. PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS A. D., 1969. 5th day 'of May , · ATFEST: : City Clerk r word tutional he Mayor, City of Plainview 23,4:; ORDINANCE NO. 69-1047 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING STANDARII$ GOVERNING ELECTRICAL WORK; REQUIRING A PERSON 70 BE LICENSED BEFORE PERFORMING SUCH WORK AND PROVIDING EXCEPTIONS; DEFINING TERMS; SPECIFIC STAN- DARDS ADOPTED AS PART OF THIS CODE; CREATING THE OFFICE OF ?HE 'CITY ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR AND PROVIDING FOR HIS QUALIFICATIONS' AND DUTIES; PROVIDING FOR DEPUTIES; PROVIDING FOR THE ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR TO INTERPRET THE CODE .AND PROVIDING FOR APPEAL FROM SUCH INTERPRETATION; PROVIDING FOR THE ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR'S RIGHT OF ENTRY; CREATING A BOARD OF ELECTRICAL EXAMINERS AND PROVIDING FOR ITS MEMBERSHIP, POWERS AND RESPONSIBILITIES; PROVIDING FOR RF~VAL AND REFILLING VACANCIES; DECLARING A QUORUM; ESTABLISHING THE ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR AS SECRETARY OF THE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL EXAMINERS; PROVIDING FOR SUPPLIES; GIVING THE BOARD RULE MAKING POI~RS; PROVIDING FOR EX~INATIONS AND EXAMINATION PROCEDURES; ESTABLISHING GROUNDS FOR REJECTION OF APPLICATION; AUTHORIZING ]HB SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF LICENSES, PROVIDING GROI~DS THERJ~FORB AND PROVIDING FOR APPEALS THEREFROM; ESTABLISHING LICENSE CLASSIFICATIONS AND QUALIFICA- TIONS RI-IEREFORE; PROVIDING FOR EXAMINATION, LIC~SE AND RENEWAL FEES; DECLARING LICENSES NOT TRANSFERABLE; PROVIDING FOR MASTER AND MASTER SIGN ELBCTRICI~ TO EXECUTE BOND; PROVIDING FOR APPRENTICE ELECTRICIANS AND FOR ?HEIR DIRECT SUPERVISION; RE- QUIRING PERMITS AND INSPECTIONS AND INSPECTION FEES; ESTABLISH- ING SPECIFICATIONS; DECLARING A VIOLATION TO CONSTITUTE A MISDEMEANOR; PROVIDING FOR LICENSES, BONDS AND PERMITS FIELD BEFORE PASSAGE OF ~IS ORDINANCE TO CONTINUE IN EFFECT; RE- PEALING CLAUSE; SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; 'AND DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF THE DESCRIPTIVE CAPTION OF THIS ORDINANCE WITH THE PENALTY PROVISIONS FOR T~ VIOLATION .THEREOF; AND PROVIDING AN EFFEC- TIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE: WHEREAS, the present Electrical Code of the City of Plain- view is inadequate to properly protect the public health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Plainview from the dangers inherent in the use of electricity; and, WHB~, this Ordinance will be a general Ordinance in- tended as a unified coverage of its subject matter, NOW THEREFORE: BE IT ORDAINED BYTHE CITY COUNCIL OFT HE CITY OF PLAINVIEW. Published Every Afte~60~, ~qp;t.:~at~j~dqZJ'With Enlarged Plainview Daily PUBLISHED BY ALLISON CONtMUNICATIONS, 801 BROADWAY -- P. O. BOX 1240 -- PHONE Area Code Plainview, Texas 79072 THE STATE OF TEXAS ) ) COUNTY OF HALE ) BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day Maria Business ........ .Jam. es...B ....Oswald ............................................................. (Title) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: ...... Fee: 30.60 SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this ..,./....~...../~.... d~ Notary Public, Hale CounW, Texas F of The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar Art. I. Art. II. Art. III. Art ~ ' IV. Art. V. Art. VI. Art. -VII. Art. VIII. ELECTRICAL CODE General Electrical Inspector and Assistants Board of Electrical Examiners Licenses and Bonds permits and Inspections Installation Regulations Offenses and Penalties Severability Clause;-Effective Date Article I. General I. IN GENE~ This Ordinance shall be known and may be cited as "The Elect: Code of the City of Plainview." II. SCOPE OF THIS CODE Ail electrical work installed within the City of Ptainview shall be installed in conformity with the provisions of this Code and 'it is hereby declared to be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to install any electrical work in violation of the provisions of this Code. III. ADMINISTRATION The administration and enforcement of the provisions of this Code shall be vested in the City Electrical Inspector, who will b, under the administrative supervision of the Building Official of the City of Plainview. IV. DEFINITIONS For the purpose of this Code the following words shall have the following meanings: (a) APPRENTICE ELECTRICIAN. "Apprentice Electric shall mean one who assists a Master or Journe Electrician in installations and who works un the constant supervision of a Master or a Jou man Electrician, and[ who holds a license issu under the provisions of this Code".-" (b) BOARD. The tern "Board" shall mean the City Plainview board of electrical examiners. (c) DIRECT SUPERVISION. The :~erm "direct supervi shall be construed-to mean supervision of wo~ a supervisor, who shall be either a licensed journeyman electrician or a licensed master rician, who shall be actually present at site or ihstallation at all times. LCal ~anrt )f ion" ~ by (g) (h) (j) (k) (i) ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR. Electrical inspector shall mean t-~y ap~nte-~ectrical inspector of the City and all duly appointed assistant electrical inspectors except when it applies 'to the secretary of the board since only the electrical inspector shall be secretary of the board of electrical examiners unless he specifically appoints an assistant electrical inspector to serve in his absence. FIXTURE. Fixture shall mean a unit which supports a means of illumination. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION shall mean the installation of Wiring~v~ or equipment for the distribution, trans- mission or utilization of electrical energy. MASTER ELECTRICIAN shall mean a person who, himself ~--s~Ted in methods and practices of electrical installations, proposed to do installations and to enter into agreements or contracts for such installations, and who holds a license issued under the provisions of this COde. JOURNE~ ELECTRICIAN shall mean one skilled and ex- perienc~d~e phyq-l-cal labor involved in electrical installations, and who, does, or holds himself out as intending to do, electrical installations under super- vision of a Master Electrician, and who holds a license issued under the. provisions of this Code. MASTER SIGN ELECTRICIAN. The term Master Sign Electrician shal~mean a person w--~is skilled in the methods and practice of electrical installations, who proposes to do sign installa- tions and to enter into agreements or contracts for such in- stallations, and who holds a license issued under the'pro- visions of this Code. JOURNEYMAN SIGN ELECTRICIAN shall mean one skilled and ex- perienc~hysical labor involved in electrical in- stallations of signs and who, does, or holds himself out as intending to do electrical installations under the super- vision of a Master Sign Electrician and who holds a license issuedunder the provisions of this Code. MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN shall mean one who is employed by one employer to maintain and to repair existing electri- cal installations in designated building or buildings under one ownership and who does not otherwise engage himself as either a Master, Journeyman, or Apprentice Electrician, and who holds a license issued under the provisions of this Code. NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE shall mean the 1965 Edition of the Natio~l Electrical Code, (NEPA No.70), aS adopted by the National Fire Protection Association. OPENING OR OUTLET shall mean the location where a ceiling light, a bracket light, a wall light, a porch light, or a flood light is to be mounted; also, it shall mean any electrical consuming opening or outlet. SECRETARY. Secretary~sha ~z~he~_~$ecretary of the board of electrical examiners, ~e duly appointed electri cal inspector, or a duly appointed assistant electrical inspector who has been specifically appointed by the ele¢ cal inspector to serve in his absence. V. APPLICATION OF ~APTER. It shall be unlawful for any person to make any electrical' installation or to make any alteration, repair or addition to an existing electrical installation except as provided in this chapte~ Vie EXEMPTIONS. (a) SIGNAL WORK. The provisions of this chapter shall not apply to t-~ fire and police sil~al installations, or other similar installations, installed and maintained by the electrical department of the city. (b) FRANfHISES. The provisions of ~is chapter shall not apply to e'fectric light, heat gad power companies, tele~ and telegraph companies or other communication companies operating under. City franchise or state or federal laws in the installation, maintenance, removal or repair of wires or other equipment used in connection with their business or plants. (c) MANUFA~RS OF ELECTRICAL EOUIPMENT. Nothing herein s-~ll be construed to prohibi~ manufacturers of electric apparatus or equipment from carrying on reasonable electrical experiments with materials and products with] the confines of their own premises and all installation~ therein; provided further that the electrical inspector require the manufacturer to make whatever changes he be] necessary for the protection of public life, welfare~ a~ property. (d) STREET LIGHTING. The provisio~s of this chapter shall ~ ~ ~ ~iations in conm~ction with the illuminat! of public streets, alleys or parkways by the city, the ~ Highway Department or the public electric utility compm VII. VIOLATIONS (a) FIRST OFFENSE. Any person violating any of the terms or provisions of this chapter shall be guilty of amis- demeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall be subject to the penalty. (b) UPON CONVICTION OF THE SECOND VIOLATION of this chapter ~-~ licensed person, in addiiion to a fine, the Board of Electrical Examiners shall, if it deems necessary or desirable, hold a public hearing for the purpose of de- termining whether or not the person's license should be revoked. If the license is. revoked the person may n apply for a subsequent license until twelve months aft, the date of the public hearing. ri- ne L1 ~nay ieves d ot exas r. )t 237 (d) UPON CONVICTION OF A THIRD VIOLATION in addition to the ~person so con-Vel have his license re- voked, and be barred permanently from being issued a license under this Code. NO REFUNDS g~2q LICENSE REVOKED. If for any reason a master eiect~l, master sfg~--electrician, journeyman electrician, journeyman sign electrician,'apprentice electrician or maintenance electrician license is re- voked, no portion of the license fee will be refunded. Article II. Electrical Inspector and Assistants VIII. OFFICE CREATED; REQUIREMENTS; APPOINTMF2qTS; SALARY. (a) OFFICE CREATED; ASSISTANTS AUTHORIZED. There is hereby creat~~lect~Xl-cal inspector of the city within which may be assistant electrical inspectors. (b) CITY ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR AND DEPUTY ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR ~S.~.e person~to~of e±ectr~cal inspector or deputy electrical inspector shall be of good moral character, shall be possessed of such executive ability as is requisite for the performance of his duties, and shall have a thorough knowledge of the standard materials and methods used in the installation of electrical equipment; . shall be well versed in approved methods of constructi6n for safety to persons and property, the statutes of the State of Texas relating to electrical work and any orders, rules, and regulations issued by authority thereof, and the National Electrical Code, as approved by the National Fire Protection Association. (c) APPOINTMENT. The electrical inspector and the assistant ele~-~i-cal inspectors shall be appointed by the City Manager with the approval of the Mayor and Council. (d) SALARY. The salaries of the electrical inspector and his ~ants shall be fixed by the Mayor and Council. IX. ASSISTANTS; ASSIGNMENTS, DIRECTION AND. SUPERVISION. The assistant electrical inspectors shall receive their assignments from the electrical inspector and shall perform their duties under the direction and supervision of the electri- cal inspector. X. RIGHT OF ENTRY; IDENTIFICATION. (a) RIGHT OF ENTRY. ~The ele6trical inspector shall, when in---~fe performance of his duties, and as far as may be necessary for the performance of his duties, have the right to enter any consumer's premises at all reasonable hours for the purpose of making any tests or inspections of the electrical wiring, appliances or equipment con- tained therein. 239 XI: XII. (b) IDENTIFICATION. ~'~ff'ioh~6'~h~':~Ei'ectrical Inspector ~ a means of identification furnished by the City and shall show same upon the request of any person at the job site. LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES. The Electrical Inspector, when acting in good faith and without malice, shall not be liable tfor damages arising by reason of duties performed under the provisions of this Code~ RECORDS; FUNDS. (a) ~REqUIRED RECORDS. The Electrical Inspector shall keep, or cause to be k~t, a written record of all of the following which are required to be issued or performed under the provisions~f this Code: (1) Permits (2) Licenses (3) Inspections (4) Condemnations (5) Disconnects of electrical installations re- sulting from condemnations. (b) ~-.~NEYS RECEIVED. The Electrical Inspector shall turn o~ to '~he General Fund of the City of Plainview all moneys and payments received by his office and from the board o electrical examiners. )2[II. INSPECTIONS---CONSUMER INSTALLATI£~S; TIME OF MAKING. (a) ~E ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR SHALL inspect all electrical installations which shall include alterations, repairs, and additions in compliance with the provisions of this Code. HE SHALL be allowed twenty-four hours, exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and holidays recognized by the City, from receipt of the request f~m the homeowner or maste~ electrician, which ever holds the permit to make such i~ spection. (c) ~H~ ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR SHALL make inspections of ~isting electrical installations when he reasonably believes they are unsafe, improper, and constitute a hazard to life or property. XIV. TAGS INDICATING APPROVAL OR DISAPPROVAL. (a) ATTACHING GREEN OR RED ~AGS OR CARDS. At the time of ma~g the inspectionthe Electrical Inspector shall attach~a green tag or card to an approved installation and shall attach a red tag or card to a disapproved in- stallation. XV. (b) REMOVING OR DAb~AGING TAGS. It shall be a violation of~ to remove, deface,~d~nage or mutilate a tag or card which the electrical inspector has attach- ed to an installation. UNSAFE, IMPROPER OR UNLAWFUL INSTALLATIONS--NOTICE;DEFAULT. (a) ~ ~LECT~ICAL- INSPECTOR SHALL, upon determining that unsafe, zmprope~, ~-{iinla~electrical installations exist, immediately notify the owner of the premises, his agent, or the Electrician performing work on the- premises. The notice shall be in writing, specifying the exact deficiency existing, and shall allow ~he parties a reasonable time, as determined by the Electrical Inspector, to correct the deficiency. (b) DEFAULT; electricity ordered discontinued. If corrective action is not begun immediately or the deficiency is not corrected within the preScribed time, the Electrical Inspector shall, if he believes public welfare endangered, in writing order the electrical supply to the premises discontinued. WORK ORDERED c ~ , , ,M~T_PPED. POSTING NOTICE. (a) RECKLESS, CARELESS, UNSAFE MANNER; VIOLATIONS OF CODE. T~e Electrical Inspector shall stop te~stallation, alteration, operations or repair of any electrical work on or in any consumer's premises when, in the Inspector's opinion, the work is being done in a reckless, careless, or unsafe manner or in a manner which violates the pro- visions of this Code. (b) POSTING NOTICE ON PREMISES. Upon determining that par- ticularwor---~~stop, The electrical i~spector shall post a notice to that effect on the consumer's premises and..thereafter no person shall proCeed with the installa~ tion until the Electrical Inspector has canCelled the stop- work notice. (c) (d) EFFECT OF POSTING RED TAG OR CARD. The posting of a red tag or card 0h ~e~ses s~all constitute a stop-work notice, as stated on the red tag. REMOVING OR DAMAGING. It shall be a violation df this Code to remove,~age or mutilate, or conceal the stop-work notice. Article III. Board of~I-~¢~d~t~ie'al Examiners CREATED; MEMBERSHIP (a) CREATED. There is hereby created a board of electrical ~x~ners for the City to be appointed by the Mayor and City Council. (b) MEMBERSHIP; COMPENSATION. The board Of electrical exami ~1 consist~of seven members as follows: two master electricians, two journeyman electricians, one member wh is an employee of the local electrical utility Company (currently known as the Southwestern Public Service Comp and two other members who, in the opinion of the Mayor a City Council, are qualified, through education and pract experience, to per~oinn the duties of an electrical exami The members of the board shall, serve without compensatic (c) QUO. RUM. Four members of this board shall.' constitute a quorum. XVIII. APPOINTMENT; TERM (a) FIRST BOARD. For the first board appointed after the enactment of this code, four of the seven members, comprised of one master electrician, one journeyman electrician, one member who is an employee of the local electrical utility company and one of the other two out. side members shall be appointed for a term of two years the three other members, comprising the other master an, journeyman electrician and the remaining outside member shall be appointed for a term of one year.- (b) REGULAR TERM. Thereafter, the members shall be appoint, ~or two year terms. (c) VACANCIES.~ Vacancies shall be filled by appointment by the Mayor and City Council for' any unexpired term. (d) MAXIMUM TERM. No member shall serve or hold office Ion 'than two consecutive full two year terms. XIX. RBIvDVAL (a) CAUSE. When good cause exist, s, a member may be remove ~-f-~e by the Mayor and City Council. (b) ABSENCE. Any member who is absent four consecutive reg meet~s, without just cause, shall be considered as ha resigned and shall be replaced by the Mayor and City' Cc XX. OFFICERS; MEETINGS (a) OFFICERS. The board shall meet as soon after appointm¢ as possible and select a chai~nan and a vice-chairman within its number. ~d [cai 2er. ~r from lar ~ing mcil. ~t (a) (b) (d) (e) Article IV. Licenses ELECTRICAL LICENSES CLASSIFICATION. There is hereby created ~~-~ing classi~atio~'-~-f--e-l~ctrical licenses which will be designated as follows: master electrician, master sign electrician, journeyman electrician, journeyman sign electri- cian, and maintenance electricial. ELIGIBILITY FOR MASTER ELECTRICIAN AND MASTERSIGN ELECTRICIAN ~ligibi'~to---~~~cense as a master elec- trician or a master sign electrician within the City. of Plainview, each applicant for such license shall be a high school grad- uate or the equivalent 'thereof and shall have had four years journeyman level experience or its equivalent or engineering or technical school degree with two years journeyman level experience or equivalent and shall demonstrate his professional competency by passing an examination with a minimum grade of 70% on the examination to be held and conducted by the Board of Electrical Examiners. ELIGIBILITY FOR JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN AND JO~ SIGN ELE~~--LICENSES.~e eligi~ to hold a license as a journeyman electrician, or a journeyman sign electrician within the City of Plainview, each applicant for such license shall be a high school graduate or the equivalent and shall have had four years experience as an apprentice in electrical construction or the equivalent a~._d shall demonstrate his qualification bypassing an exami~,~on with a minimum grade of 70% to be held and conducted by the Board of Elec- trical Examiners. ELIGIBILITY FOR MAI~rEr~J~CE ELECTRICIAN LICENSE. To be ~~a license as a maintenance e-~ian within the City of Plainview the applicant for such a license shall provide evidence of his ability to perform his work for a specific employer and demonstrate his qualifications by passing an examination by. a minimumgrade of ?0% to be held and conducted by the Board of Electrical Examiners. ELEVATOR ELECTRICIAN'S LICENSES shall be issued by the Board upon the ap~~ submitted evidence of his qualifications and experience and ability in matters pertaining to the wiring of electric elevators; (2) furnished a bond in the amount of $1,000.00, conditioned as provided in this COde; and (3) paid a license fee of Ten Dollars, which shall be effective for one year from the date of issuance, and which may be renewed annually on the payment of Ten Dollars. Any decision of the Board as to the qualification of the applicant may be appealed to the City Council under the same procedure provided in this Code. APPLICATION FOR ELECTRICAL LICENSE. Each applicant for any O-~asses of electricians, licenses provided for herein shall make a wTitten application designating the type of license which applicant seeks, upon forms prepared and furnished by the Board of Electrical Examiners and .shall file same in the office 11. .................................. 2. 43 (h) (J) (k) of the Secretary of ~,said Board. Ail blanks provided on application forms ~Hati 6~'~~ %h>::~by the applicant wi information sought, or with an explanation as to why app circumstemces justify omission of such information. The shall review each application amd after approval of the cation, the applicant shall be notified as to the time a of such examination following the day his application is EXAMINATION FEES. The following schedule of fees shall h-harged each~icant for electrical license and said ~ Shall be paid to the Secretary of' the Board of Electric~ Examiners on or before taking the respective examinatio~ The fees required to be paid herein are in addition to ~ license' fees which are hereinafter required. The exam: fees herein required shall not be returnable to the app] for any reason and a~ll s~ns collected by the Secretary ~ Board shall be paid over to the General Fund of the C~t~ Plainview. Master electrician and master sign electric' the sum of $50.00. Journeyman electrician or journeying electrician the sum of $5.00. Maintenance electrician sum of $5.00. EXAMINATION PROCEDURES. Each applicant for an electric i-ihense shall report at the time and place specified by Board of Electrical Examiners for examination and each applicant shall take the examination prepared by the Bo under such supervision as the Board may direct. LICENSE FEES. Each successful applicant for an electri %icense shall pay the following respective fees: Mast¢ electrician or master sign electrician the sum of $100 journeyma~ electrician or j ommeyman sign electrician sum of $20.00, maintenance electrician the sum of $15. The fees herein enumerated and required by this sectio~ be paid and delivered to the Secretary of the Board of Electrical Examiners within 30 days after the applican~ that he has passed the examination. Complete re-appli( re-examination will be required if such fee is not pai( required bond posted within the time herein specified. license's fees collected by the Secretary of the Board paid over to the General Fund of the City of Plainview MASTER ELECTRICIAN OR MASTER SIGN ELECTRICIAN BOND. I~ tion to the fee hereinabove enumerated all holders of ~ electrician or master sign electrician license as a co~ precedent to the issuance of such license shall execut( as required by this Code. EXPIRATION AND RENEWS. Each license issUed under the prov~f this Code shall expire at midnight on De, 31 of 'the year for which it is issued and application: renewal thereof shall be made in such form as the Boar, Electrical Examiners shall prescribe. Applications fo newal of said licenses may be made between the first d October and the 31st day of December. 12. ;aid :h the , icant ' s Board ~ppli- ~d place approved, De ~e 1 nation icant f the · of .ail ~ sign :he Lan' S the ~rd :lan' S ~0, he O. shall is notified' ation and and All shall be · addi- Laster ~ition a bond ember ~r the of fe- y of (n) (o) RENEWAL FEES. The following fees for' the renewal of any i-i-C ens e ~ issued under the provisions of this Code s~all be paid to the City Electrical Inspector who shall duiy pay all fees received into the General Fund of the City of P1 ainview: (1) Master electrician, and master sign electrician, a fee of $50,00. (2) Journeyman electrician, journeyman sign electrician and. maintenance electrician, a fee of $5.00. The fees to be paid under Paragraph (1) and (2) shall be charged for the renewal of any licenses provided appli- cation for renewal of such license is made within the time provided and before expiration of applicant's license. Provided, however, that any license may be renewed during the succeeding twelve months from its expiration date upon approval of the renewal by the Board of Electrical Examiners and payment of the fee for the original license. Provided, further, that no license may be renewed after a period of twelve months from the expiration date of the original license. After the expiration of such twelve month period, any person desiring emy electrical license authorized to be issued under this Code shall be required to q~alify by taking the examination for such class of license as may be desired, and pay the original fee for such license. POSSESSION OF LICENSE. The holder of any electrical license ~o beiss~-e-dunder the provisions of this Code shall, when on the job site of any electrical installation, have in his immediate possession the wallet size license identification as furnished by the Electrical Inspector at the time .of the issuance of his license, and such license holder shall upon request present same for identification to the Electrical Inspector or any of his deputies. In addition to the identification requirement in this section each master electrician and master, sign electrician shall cause to be posted in a prominent place at ~heir respective place of business the certificate of qualifiCation which is issued by the Electrical Inspector at the time his license is issued. LI_CENSES -- NOT TRANSFERRABLE. It shall be unlawful for any person -.ol ingan ele~-frician's license authorized to be issued under the provisions of this Code to transfer the same or allow the use of same directly or indirectly by any other person for the purpose of doing electrical work or for obtaining a permit to do electrical work. MASTER ELECTRICIAN ANDMASTER SIGN ELECTRICIAN BOND - REQUIRRn. ~mmediatelyupon the approval of the issUance of a Maste~ Electrician or a master sign electrician license the applicant shall be notified and before the license shall be issued, a bond executed by the applicant, as principal, and a surety: company authorized to do business in this state, as surety, shall be furnished to the City Electrical Inspector in the principal sum of One' Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars and payable to the City of PlainView, and to any person with whom the principal has contracted.~tQ.~form electrical work, and to any person who may b~ da~ag~'~i~jured by faulty workm reship or defective materials by the principal. S~id bond to be substantially as follows: ELECTRICIAN ' S BOND STATB OF TBXAS KNOW ALL MEN BY~ THBSB PRESt~T: COUNTY OF HALE That we,- of Plainview, Texas, as principal, as Surety~-~re held and ~fimly bound unto the City of Plainview, in the penal sum of One Thousand and No/100 ($1,000.00) Dollars paid to the City of Plainview, its certain attorneys, successors assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these present. Sealed with our seals and dated this day of 119 Whereas, the said has made or · to ma-~'application to be licensed to engage in the business of ¢ · trical wiring in the City of Plainview,' Texas, which license has or is about to be granted in accordance with the laws. Now, Therefore, the conditions of this obligation are such that said shall for a period of one ' the date ~reof, comply with the ordinm~ces of the City of Plain perform the work of electrician under t]~e said license and inden~ save harmless the City of Plainview from all damage arising from or carelessness of the said his ag, serVants or employees in doing same,., then this obligation to be otherwise to remain in' full force and virtue in law. In testimbny whereof, the said Principal has hereunto set his ha affixed his seal, and the said Surety has caused these present t~ sealed with its corporate seal and attested by its Attorney-in-f the day and year first above written. 'This the day of , 19_ PR]iNCIPAL A~ORNEY- IN - FACT Approved this day of , 19__ BUILDING OFFICIAL Ag ency A--adress Bond No. 15. .'~xas, ) be md A.D., i's about tec- been f the ~ar from _ew, and ity and negligence ~nt s, 'oid, td and ~ be tct If the preceeding bond is signed by an officer of the Surety Com- pany, there must be furnished for our file a certified extract from the by-laws of said Company showing that this person has authority to sign such obligation. If signed by an Attorney in Fact, there must be a certified copy of the power of attorney for our files. (P) PERMANENT PLACE OF BUSINESS. Eve~master electrician master sign electric~an'-i-i~ffnsedu~der this Code shall have and maintain a definite place ofbusiness. (q) (r) LICENSES NOT TRANSFERRABLE. It shall be considered a violation o--f--t~s sector a mas~-~-r electrician or a master sign electrician to engage in the performance of electrical work with a journeyman or apprentice other than in the usual employer-employee relationship. MASTER ELECTRICIAN OR MASTER SIGN ELECTRICIAN TO SUPERVISE WORK. Each' master ~r m~ter s~ele~ responsible for all electrical work installed under permits secured by him in the City, and shall maintain supervision over all other journeymen and apprentices working directly. under him on any project. (s) CALLING FOR INSPECTIONS. It shall be the duty of the ma~ter electrician or mast~--~gn electrician or his authorized re- presentative to make application for all permits herein required, and to call for all rough and final inspections necessary under this Code. (t) (u) TEMPORARY LICENSE, The holder of any license for a Master electrician or a~aster sign electrician or the equivalent license from a city whose license is acceptable to the Electrical Inspector maybe granted a temporary license by the City. Any temporar~ license issued un'er the provisions of this section may only be for the one project for which the permit was issued. The applicant for a temporary license shall pay upon issuance of such license a fee of $150.00. SCOPE OF MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN LICENSE. The maintenance electrici~'icense s-all not-e-construed in any way to allow the holder thereof to install any new circuit, o~t- let, or additions, or to perform any electrical work for which a permit is required, or to perform any work required by this Code to be performed, by a master electrician, master sign electrician, journeyman electrician, or journeyman sign elec- trician. (1) Falsification of an experience record shall be justification for the Board's refusal to issue a license or to cancel a license if a license has been issued. If a license is cancelled due to the fal- sification of an experience record, no refund of any portion of the ~icense fee shall be made. 16. (v) (2) The Board shall issue tO :the' ;Maintenance Elect cian a license .~.~.he.shall.~have on.his pers all times :'~hen e~~ii'~ in the duties of Maint¢ Electrician. The license shall pe:nnit ~the holder to perfor~ duties of a Maintenmlce Electrician only on tt premises of the owner by whom he is employed. violation of this requirement shall result in cancellation of his license. (4) He shall not perform the duties of a Journeym~ Electrician or of a iMaster Electrician. (5) (aa) No person shall allow'the use of his Ma tenance Electrician's license, directly indirectly, by' any other person for any (bb) In addition to the penalty provided her ~erson convicted of violation of this ~ shall forfeit his license and it shall after be void.. (cc) Re-application for a Maintenance Elect~ license may not be made within one )rea] the date of forfeiture'. LOCATION OF WORK. Each license issued to a maintenanc~ cian shall specify the name ~ad address of the person the license is issued, and the location of the premise which the maintenance work is to be done, and the date tificate was issued, and no work shall be done at any except that named in the license. ~ENEWAL REQUIRED ~qEN LOCATION CHANCED, Every holder maintenance electrician's license shall notify the Ele Inspector immediately when such holder makes any chang employment, giving in such notice the name of his new and the location of the premises in or on ~which he is employed to perform electrical maintenance work. Any decision of the Board as to the qualification applicant may be appealed to the City Council under th procedure provided in this Code. (X) SCOPE OF APPRENTICE ELECTRICIAN LICENSE. (i) (2) )n at lance the Any the .n- or purpose. ~in any covi s ion :here- kcian ~ S from electri- o whom in or on the cer-. >cation Ia :trical ~ in his ~mployer :o be of the same APPRENTICE QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE. tone ~[esiring to do wort~ as an apprentice electrician shall be able to read and wqrite' the nglish/lan- goage- CITY APPRENTICE WOI~ PERMIT. Everyone desi4ing to ~o work as an apprentice electrician withinlthe City shall register with the City Electrical Insl ector, and obtain from such office an apprentice w( rk permit. 17. (y) Such permitS shall expire on the thirty-first (31) day of December of each calendar year, and may be renewed by application therefor to the Electrical Inspector and payment of a one dollar renewal fee. (3) POSSESSION OF ANAPPRF24TICE WORK PERMIT. Every a ~ .pprentxc~--i~-~s~fil~eep su--u-c~permit · n his possession and on his person at all times when engaged in work on any electrical installatiOn project site. (4) WORKING UNDER SUPERVISION. Every apprentice s alll un--e~ta~el~c~r~ca.i work only when engaged under the direct supervision of a master electri- cian, master sign electrician, journeyman electri- cian or journeyman sign electrician. SCOPE OF ELEVATOR ELECTRICIAN LICENSE. No person other than a Master--an or ~-~ourneyman glectricianunder the supervision of a Master Electrician shall install and wire an electric elevator unless he has first been issued an Elevator Electrician's license. "Installation" for the purpose of this division shall mean only. the electrical work on the elevator side of the feed wire connection to the controller, including the control board, elevator motors, signals and signal lights, and all other wiring required for the control and operation of'~the elevators. The term shall not include the routine maintenance of installed elevators. 18. PERMITS. (a) (b) (c) Article V; Permits and Inspections. PERMITS REQUIRED FOR ELECTRICAl, WORK GENERALLY. It shal 5-~-Unlawfui for any person to begin any work of install- ing, erecting or altering material, wiring, fixtures, o~ Other apparatus to be used for the utilization of elect~ city for light, heating or power in or on any building c premises in the City without first securing a permit from the Electrical Inspector. PERMITS NOT REQUIRED. No permit ~hall be required for n work such as repairing flush and snap Switche~,. replacir fuses or changing lamp sockets and receptacles. This Cc shall not be construed to require a permit for maintenaz work on the premises of a person regularly employing a maintenance electrician for that purpose. APPLICATION BLANKS. Application blanks, for permits on ~lectrical work sh~ll be filled out and filed with tile Electrical Inspector. These blanks will be furnished b the Electrical Inspector. ISSUANCE AND CONTENTS OF PERMITS. When the fee require by this Code is paid, when all license and bond require- ments of this Code have been complied with, and when th~ plans and specifications of the proposed electrical wo~ have been approved, the Electrical Inspector shall issm a permit to the applicant whid~ shall state the kind of work to be done and the address of the .building where the work is to be done. Such permit shall be without effect as to any work not therein described or as to an' place other than described: (1) A home owner shall make application on a sta form for a permit to make an electrical inst~ tion. The homeowners application shall stat~ that the electrical installation will be mai a single unit dwelling in Which he resides o~ reside on completion if the single unit ~el~ 'is under, construction, that he will make the electrical installation himself accepting no help from outside parties, and that he has m obtained a permit to make an electrical inst~ tion within the past two years. Any other ~ tion which the board believes necessary or · sirable may be required to assist them in en: strict compliance with the provisions of thi~ The homeowner shall furnish such proof of o~ ship as the board ~ay require. (2) The two year requirement shall not prohibit owner from obtaining a permit for additions alterations to the 'residence for which the o nal permit was issued. Falsification of an application for permit by a Master Electrician or a home owner shall be justification for 19. nor ~ard lla- in will ing t lla- forma- orcing Code. ,~r- he r igi- 25O (e) (g) the Board to refuse to issue a permit .or to cancel a permit if one has been issued. (h) PERMITS TO BE ISSUED TO MASTER ELECTRICIANS. Permits for elect- ~~~ a master electrician upon appli- cation signed by a master electrician. Where electrical work is being performed ~mder an assUmed name, or trade name, permits will be issued only upon application of the master electrician representing Such firm or association bearing substantially the following notation: "To (name of ~hster Electrician) for (name of c_o~p?_~_y_) - -~" e-~as~ electrician whose name appears on the permit §hall be responsible for all violations of the Code tha~ occur on such project. ' APPROVAL OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS WHEN REQUESTED BY THE ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR. '~~~md specifications of the ~al ~-~1 new buildings or buildings to be re- modeled 'in which electrical wires are to be installed will be submitted to the Electrical Inspector by the owner or architect for his approval befor~ the permit will be issued. Ail such plans shall specify the size of feeders and sub-feeders and their length when there are more than four branch circuits. When, according to such plans and specifications, the electrical work specified complies with the provisions of this Code, the Electrical Inspector shall approve the plans and specifications therefore in writing. If any changes are required by the Electrical Inspector, he shall attach a list of such requirements to the plans or specifications. When such plans and specifications have been corrected, they shall be resubmitted for approval. PERMIT FORTEMPORARY INSTALLATIONS. When a permit to install work of a temporary character, fo~-a time to be specified in such permit, and not in any case to exceed thirty days, shall have been issued by the Electrical Inspector, a strict compliance with the rules of permanent work will not be exacted, provided the character-of the work is entirely safe for the period de- signated in'the permit. No temporary work or alterations shall be allowed on live circuits unless protected by a proper switch and fuse. Should the temporary electrical installation be needed beyond the 30 day period, subsequent permits may be issued. An in- spection shall be madebefore the issuance of any subsequent permit, and each subsequent permit shall be for a period not to exceed 30 days. RF~J)Y-BUILT HOMES. Where buildings are constructed in lumber yar-~-d~ or on premises within the city limits, other than where the building is on a permanent foundation, and where such build- ing is to be moved into and located within the city limits,wiring installations shall be made by a bonded and licensed master electrician, in conformity with this Code and permits shall be applied for. .(MAN. G!NG OR REPLACING FIXTURES. After the original inspection of fixtures, if fixtures are changed or replaced with other 20, ~ (J) (1) fixtures where circuit wires without change of size are run directly into _the reCeP~ ~e~,~o~-repl~ced fix- tures, no fixture permit or inspection shall be required, pro vided such work is done by persons licensed under this Code do so. However, if such change or replaced fixtures require a change in the size of wire, a permit and inspection shall b, required. EMERGENCY WORK NECESSITATING NEW WIRING. In case of emergent necessitating the immediate new wiring or repairs to electric wiring, at a time when the office of the Electrical Inspector is closed, the work may be carried out without first obtainin a permit. Thereafter, a written application shall be submitt to the Electrical Inspector for a permit during the next day that such office is open. Before the permit 'shall be issued, all requirements for its issuance mu~t be complied with. EXPIRATION OF PERMIT. (1) Every permit shall expire by limitation, and become null and void, if the installation authorized by such permit is not commenced within ninety days from the date of such permit or if the installation authorized _by such permit is suspended or abondoned at any time after the work is commenced, for a peri of sixty days. (2) Before such work can be recommenced, a new permit shall be obtained, the fee therefore shall be one- half the amount paid for the original permit. SURRENDF. R OF PERMIT. A Master Electrician or homeowner who ~as obtained an electrical permit shall surrender said per, nit to the Electrical Inspector within sixty days of the issuing date of the permit to be eligible for a reftmd of the permit fee, provided no work has begun on the electrical installati¢ ROUGH- IN INSPECTION. (1) The licensed Master FAectrician or home owner shall be responsible for notification to the Electrical Inspector when the electrical installation is read) for a rough~_in inspection.. An electrical installa~ shall be considered ready for rough-in inspection such time that all raceways, panel board cabinets, service equipment, outlet boxes,-junction boxes, c( ductors and conductor splices are installed and be~ concealment. (2) There shall be a rough-in .inspection, and a final inspection on each electrical installation. For tt owner, whose installation is ready for inspection, shall allow the Electrical Insp.ector's office twen~ four hours, Saturdays, Stu~days, and holidays, reco~ nized by the City excepted after notification to i~ .before proceeding to work on the electrical instal] (3) For minor extensions and additions which in the ju( of the Electrical Inspector adequate inspection is possible after completion of the work, m:rough-in spection will not be required. (4)The licensed Master Electrician or homeowner shall 21. 1 ion t ~re spect, ation. gment n- be (n) (5) responsible for notifying the Electrical Inspector for completion of an electrical installation and requesting a final inspection. A final inspection shall be made before a certification of compliance is given. A certification of compliance shall be obtained on every electri, cal installation before the electrical installation is tied to the power supply of an existing installation or to the Power Company service lines. FINAL INSPECTION. Upon application of a master electrician~ or qfsaut-:or~ze~ representative in charge of the project, the Electrical Inspector shall make a final inspection of the.in- stallation and if such work is fotmd to comply with this Code, a certificate of inspection shall be issued stating that the work has been ~done according to the provisions of this Code and the rules governing the respective class to which it belongs. Such certificate shall not relieve the master electrician of responsibility for any defective work that may have been conceal- ed or escaped the notice of the Electrical Inspector. PURPOSE OF RED, GREEN, AND YELLOW TAGS. At the completion of ~ iniFia~ or roug-i~nspe-~on, the Electrical Inspector or his deputy shall, if such installation is approved, cause a green approval tag to be affixed to a visible and accessible point on the electrical work approved. If the inspector de- termines that such installation is not acceptable, he shall affix to such electrical work a red "violation" tag which shall have printed thereon in substance a warning that the work or installa- tion will not pass inspection, and that it is a violation of City ordinances to conceal or continue any of the electrical work until the installation is re-inspected and approved. If upon re-inspection, the violation has been satisfactorily correct- ed, the Electrical Inspector shall then cause the red viola- tion tag to be removed and a green approval tag to be affixed in its place. The same process shall be followed upon the final inspection with a red violation tag to be affixed if the installation is not approved. Approval on final inspection, or final re- inspection shall be denoted by placing a green appraval tag on the approved installation. Whenever a red violation tag is affixed on the installa- tion, at either the rough-in or final inspection, the Electrical Inspector shall note on the back of such tag the precise vio- lation involved and such other factual information as the Electrical Inspector may feel necessary to inform the master electrician of the specific item or items that need to be corrected. No person, firm or corporation engaged in any work at the building site shall ever cause or allow electrical work to be covered over unless same bears an inspection tag showing final approval., nor shall any red, green or yellow inspection tag be affixed to any electrical work by anyone other than a City Electrical Inspector or his deputies. It shall be unlawful for any person to remove, destroy, or deface a red, yellow or green tag, or for any lather, carpen- ter, or any other person to conceal any wiring or conduit which has not been approved as indicated by the presence of the inspection 22. 2.5"3' Min~num Fee New Installations - i to 100 Outlets Next 100 Outlets Ail over 100 Outlets Low voltage transformers Aiterkng or changing meter loop Motel and HOtel kitchen equipment, including but not limited to deep fryers, toasters, waffle bakers, etc. ' Water Heaters Welders Unit heaters or airconditioner~ - minimum New 'fixtures on existing openings 1 to 5 fixtures Ail over 5 fixtures Gasoline pumps - new installations or change lto 5 Ail over 5 pumps Electric stove Clotlhes dryer Clotlhes washer Combination washer and dryer Garbage disposal Dishwasher Motors, fans, and heat pumps-fractional H.P. including I H.P. Motors, fans and heat pumps-over 1 H.P. to and including 5 H.P. Motors, fans and heat pumps-over 5 H.P., per H.P. or fraction thereof-Maximum Low voltage control system-each relay or switching device-same as outlet Sign Connections -- Outside neon signs - 1 to 5 transformers Additional transformers .?i~! Interior - illuminated outdoor signs X-ray equipment requiring separate service $2.50 2.50 · 10 each · 05 each · 25 each 1. O0 each · 50 each · 50 each 1.00 each · 50 each 1.00 each .05 each 1.00 each .50 each 1.00 each · 50 each :50 each 1'.00 each · 50 each · 50 each .50 1. O0 each 3.00 each 3.00 each .50 each 3.00 each 5.00 each 24. 254 (s) (t) (u) FEE FOR INSPECTION OF ELEvATORs AND ESCALATORs. In addition to the stipulated fee for motors, there s~-i-~ be .an inspecti¢ fee o£ five dollars for each passenger elevator and escalato] and three dollars for e~ch freight elevator. Permits for tor and escalator installation shal]L be taken out and paid f¢ by the master electrician. FEE FOR CARNIVALS, CIRCUSES, ETC. Carnivals, circuses or ot~ plaices of amusement using structures composed wholly or partJ of cm~vas or similar materials shall be considered as 'tempor~ for a period not exceeding fifteen days. Any. construction we shall be done by a bonded and licensed master~ electrician wh¢ shall take out a permit and pay the ten dollar fee. FEE EXEMPTIONS. NO EXEMPTIONS. 25. va- r ~r ally rk II. III. IV. Article VI. Installation Regulations STANDARD; NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE INCORPORATED BY REFERENCES. All installations hereafter installed within the corporate limits of 'the City of Plainview shall be done in a first- class workmm~like manner in accordance with the National Electrical Code, a copy of which is on file in the office of the City Secretary, and is made a part of this chapter, with the additions and deviations therefrom contained in this Code. MINIMUM SIZE WIRE; EXCEPTIONS. Nothing less than No. 12 AWG copper wire will be permitted within the corporate limits of the City, with the following exceptions: (1) That ground wire in nonmetallic cable shall be in accordance with the National Electrical Code. (z) For special circuits such as controls, public address systems, or sound systems, annuciators and signals. Ordinary switch legs for lighting systems will not be construed as control wiring. No. 6 and above aluminum wire may be used in Commercial wiring providing it is installed in accordance with the National Electrical Code. CONDUCTORS CARRYING THREE-PHASE CURRENT. All conductors carrying three-phase current, regardless of the load to be served, shall be encased in a metal raceway. NONMETALLIC SHEATHED CABLE, KNOB ANDTUBE, OR ARMORED CABLE. (a) WHERE USE ALLOWED. Nonmetallic sheathed cable, knob, or tu--G~e, or armored cable wiring may be used in installa- tions of one or two-family dwellings, provided that this is not in conflict with requirements governing within restricted areas such as fire zones. (b) (c) WHERE USENOTALLOWED. Nonmetallic sheathed cable, knob, ~, or armore--~able will not be permitted in sur- face installations where such cable is exposed to mechani~ cal injury without being encased in a metal raceway. INSTALLATIONS CROSSING CEILING JOISTS; BORED. When cross- i~ ceiling joists in an att----lc with nonmetallic sheathed cable, or lmob and tube, all joists must be bored, or the wires otherwise protected to the satisfaction of the electri- cal inspector, ~n all locations where there is more than thirty inches from the top of the ceiling joists to the bottom of the roof joists or rafters. The holes shall be bored in the middle third of the ceiling joists. Where gang boxes are used, either sectional or solid, bar type metal or wooden headers must be set fortheir support. 26. Where wooden headers are used, boxes shall be fastened with wood screws. Nails will not be permitted for this purpose. Nails will be permitted only when boxes are made for mounting through both sides with nails. FLEXIBLE METALLIC CONDUIT OR GREENFIELD The use of flexible metallic conduit or greenfield will not permitted for use as a general wiring system, but maybe use for speciJl types of connections, such as connecting motors, appliances, recessed fixtures or where space limits the use larger raceway for short runs or extensions, with the appro¥ of the Electrical Inspector. LAMP CORD The use of ordinary twisted pair cotton covered lamp cord Ty will not be approved for use as drop lights, pendants nor pc lamps, but reinforced or approved portable cords no smaller No. 16 AWG shall be used. VI. VII. VIII. WIRING IN BATHROOMS, KITCHENS OR I~UNDRY ROOMS (a) WALL SWITCHES. All lights in bathrooms, kitchens, or rooms s-~controlled by wall 'switches, located whe they cannot be readily reached from bathtub, sink, law or shower whe~ever possible to do so. (b) METAL FIXTURES: GROUNDING. ~1 metal fixtures in bat~ ~nd kitchens, except ceilings thereof, receptacles and switches, shall be grounded. They shall not be grounde to their neutral wire. PANEl, BOARDS; LOAD CENTERS; SEPAraTE CIRCUIT REQUI~S (a) SIZE OF PANELS. All panels nm~st be large enough to accommodate the present load requirements and have at least two spare circuits for ihture use. (b) (c) (d) FUSED PANELS. Fused panels must be equipped with tamp¢ ~roof fuses and bases,~commonly known as fustats, or Type S. fuses. LOCATION OF PANELS. Panels or circuit breakers shall n ~e placed in water heater closets, bathrooms, or other locations where they will not be readily accessible to tenants or users. WASHING MACHINES; SEPARATE CIRCUIT. Separate circuits No. 12 wire will be required for each washing machine. They must also be grounded in accordance with the Natio Blectrical Code. 2?. )e f )e C ~table than undry FOetuS t )f Lal (e) KITCHEN CIRCUITS; MAXI/V~JM LOAD. A maximum of four recep- tacles ~ on ~ circuit in a kitchen. (f) HEATERS. All bathroom or other type electrical heaters o--f-~ousand watt capacity or larger must be wired on separate circuits from all other wiring, and fused with the proper size fuses or breaker type disconnects. (g) SIGNS. All outdoor electric signs must be wired on sepa- rate circuits from other lighting. A minimum of No. 12 AWG copper wire shall be used, and the proper number of circuits shall run to supply a multiple circuit installa- tion as outlined in the National Electrical Code. IX. WINDOW-TYPE REFRIGERATION UNITS. Window unit refrSgeration cOolers of one thousand watts or more must.be wired on separate circuits from any other appliance or lighting circuits with the proper size wire and fuses or circuit breakers for their load requirements. X. OtANGES IN LOCATION OR USE. (a) CHANGE IN-LOG{T. ION. Should any residence or building ~~-~one location to another and should the wiring be nonconforming to the new location, the residence or building shall be rewired. (b) CHANGE IN USE. Should the occupancy of a residence be ~ly from residential to another use, the wiring shall be made to conform to the requirements of the new use. (c) CONDUIT INSTALLATION FROM PANEL. A one 'inch empty con--d~t~a~e~nstalle~m the panel to the attic and from the panel to below the first floor of every new or completely .remodeled installation. XI. MOVING METER LOCATIONS XII, When meters are moved from inside to outside locations in existing construction, metal raceways will not be required if fused panel or circuit breakers are also moved to the outside and the existing service conductors from old panel location are used as branch circuit conductors from new to old panel or switch, or if a fused switch or breaker is installed outside to protect existing feeders to existing panel or breaker. WIRING ENCASED IN METAL RACEWAYS; WHERE REQUIRED. Ali installations hereafte~ installed within the number one and two fire limits of the City as defined in-Chapter 16, Plainview City Code, and all installations made in public buildings, churches, schools, theaters, skating rinks, halls for dancing 28° ' or entertainment, ho~l;~:~ ~ar~ent buildings of more than four dwelling units, hospitals, asylums, gasoline service stations, warehouses, stores, and business buildings, of all kinds including, but not limited to, all retail, wholesale, industrial, and manufacturing establish- ments, buildings of fireproof and mill construction, combined apartments or residences, or business buildings, and all buildings subject to excess moisture and gases, all grain elevators and buildings where hay or grain is stored or kept, and all 3 phase installations shall have all wiring encased in metal raceways. XIll. GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS, GRAIN STORAGE AND GRAIN F. LEWtT( ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS. All installations made in service stations must be installe, in metallic raceways with the proper types of explosive~ proof fittings, boxes, etc. Separate runs of conduit will be required for all g~soline pump installatiOns and no separate lighting or sign circuits will be permitted in these conduits. All installations made in grain elevators or grain storage buildings must be installed in metallic raceways with explosion-proof or dust-tight boxes and fittings as required by the National Eledtric Code. ](IV. POSTS FOR TRAILERS OR CONSTRUCTION METERS (a) SPECIFICATIONS. Posts for trailers or construction me' s-~ill be not less in size than a 4" x 4", and shall ext not less than three feet into the natural ground and sh extend to such a height as to permit a clearance of ten feet between the ground and the service wires, and shal be adequately braced against the pull of the service wi (b) EQUIPMENT FOR BRANCH CIRCUITS. The post.shall be eqpiD With a meter socket, raintight~ serVice, ground wire, s~ or panel to afford sufficient branch circuits to serve power tools and special equip~mnt to be used. (c) RECEPTACLES TO SUPPLY CURRENT. Receptacles shall~be us to supply current to extension cords and tools. JOINTS, SPLICES, AND TAPS (a) WHERE PERMISSIBLE. Joints and[ splices shall be made on in approved boxes, fittings or cabinets. (b) SIZE OF FITTINGS. When making; splices in fittings such as an LB, T, or C condulets, fittings shall be not less than one quarter inch trade size larger than the racewa serving the conductors to be spliced. (c) INSULATING MATERIAL. When making joints, splices or ta ~e insUlating ~aterlal used to cover the joint, splice tap shall be equal or greater than that which was remov (d) ~rs ' )nd ~11 [ ~es. ~ed itch Ly or ,~d. SOLDERED OR MADE UP WITH APPROVED MECHANICAL DEVISES. . ull joints, splices or taps shall be' soldered or'made up-wi :h 29. 26,0' underwriters' approved mechanical splicing devices with approved splice caps or wire nuts. (e) TAPE. When tape is used to insulate a joint, splice, or tap, only underwriters' approved rubber or plastic tape shall be used. Friction tape shall be used only to hold other insulating tapes in place and as a protective covering. When a fixture is spliced to branch circuit conductor, only underwriters' approved wire nuts shall be used. (f) PROTECTION. Ail joints, splices, and taps shall be pro- ~nst mechanical injury. )(VI. NEON BORDER LIGHTING TRANSFORMERS Transformers which supply current to neon border lighting shall be enclosed in a metal box with a weather proof lid and with working space sufficient to install or to remove the transformers with their wires and appurtenances. )(VII. EXIT LIGHTING FOR PLACES OF PUBLIC ASSEMBLY. (a) TYPE OF PLACES~ Exit lighting shall be provided ~-~ ~1i ~l-~d-~~such as, but not limited to ' churches, schools, Skating rinks, dance halls, auditoriums and theaters. (b) LIGHTED WHILE BUILDING IN USE. The exit lights shall be in operation at all ~mes' that the building is in use. (c) LOCATION. The exit lights shall be placed at all outside entrances and exits andat any other points in the building to indicate clearly the direction of egress. (d) DESIGN. Each exit light fixture shall be designed with two lamp holders. (e) P_DWATTAGE. The lamps shall be of not less than ~ ~a-~-t-~h-~more'than twenty five watts. The wattage of exit lights per circuit shall be not more than one thousand six hundred and fifty watts. (f) LETTERING AND COLOR. The lettering on the exit lights ~e not lesS i[an five inches high and the glass shall be red and white or green and white. (g) SERVICE AND WIRING. The service for the exit light system s-hall e .-ea- of the main line fuses. The exit lighting sys[em shall be kept entirely independent of all other wiring systems and equipment and shall not enter the same raceway or cabinets of other systems except in cases of automatic transfer switches. SWITCH. The switch for controlling exit lights shall be accessible only to authorized personnel and shall be controlled from one point only. 30. )~III. (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) SERVICE ENTRANCE~ ALL METAL; EXTENT. An all metal service entrance, comp .ere with rain-tight entrance equipment, from the point of c.~ntact with the power company service drop conductors to the distribution panel and to all sub-panels shall be used. S.E. or other similar cables will not be accepted for s vice entrance use. CONDUCTORS; CLEARANCE.- Service drop conductors to build- ings may not be installed with. leis than ten feet clearance from ground, floor, platform or projection from which they maybe reached. W~ere the point oY entry to the building does not meet this requirement, then an approved bracke: or method of support to obtain this clearance shall be ins :ailed. If a mast is used, the minimum requirement is two inch rigid steel conduit. On mast installations, the point attachment for the service cable may be eighteen inches above the roof, under Certain conditions. SEE: National Ele :trical Code. INSTALLED OUTSIDE OF BUILDINGS. Where service entrance ~Fipment is installed outside~a building, a minimum cl of four and one-half feet must. be maintained from the ~ or any other floor or platform to the bottom of such e¢ DISCONNECTING SWITCHES. Ail disconnecting switches se~ on. the exterior of buildings shall be equipped with a dead front panel. SIZE OF CONDUCTORS; CERTAIN RESIDENCES. Service entrar con~tors shall be no smaller' than NO. 2 AWG copper wi except in residences of seven hundred square feet or le where not more than two single, pole cirCUits are employ then No. 6 AWG copper wire will be.accepted. Where thi is installed, the panel must have two spare circuits. square footage of the residence shall be determined by outside dimensions including all covered porches, cover patios, all attached utility rooms, storage rooms, gara and attached carports. EXCESS LOADS; DETERMINATION OF TYPE OF CONDUCTORS. 'Whe: load r~quirements are greater than the carrying capaCit No. 2 wire, then the service conductors shall be determ according to the National Electric Code. INSTALLATIONS REQUIRING MORE THAN SIX CIRCUITS. In all · nstallations where more than six circuits or feeders a' required, either 2 or 3 wire, a disconnect switch or ci~ breaker must be installed for each set of service en'trm conductors. GROUNDING. Service entrance grounding conductors and e] s~:res shall have a connection 'to an under ground water iz available, where voltage to ground does not exceed '- 31. mrance :ound ~ipment. ;e ?e, ;d, [es, of ~ed 'e ~ce .cio- ystem, 2'62 XIX. three hundred volts. If ten feet or more of water line are buried between the house and the water meter, bonding around the meter will not be required. An approved ground clamp connecting the ground conductor to the water line or driven or buried grounding elec- trode must be used. Minimum size grounding conductor shall be No. 6 AWG copper. Where a driven ground is used, an. approved ground rod one-half inch, if copper weld, or five-eights inch if galvanized iron or steel, and not less than five feet in length, shall be used. .When. it is not possible to drive the ground straight down, then it may be driven at not less than a forty-five degree angle with the horizonal. GAS PIPING. Gas piping shall not be used for an electrical ground nor shall electrical circuits utilize gas piping, casing of controls, panels or other metal parts in lieu of wiring. This.provision shall not apply to Iow voltage control and ignition circuits m~d to electronic flame de- tection device circuits incorporated as part of the appliance. ELECTRIC RANGES AND CLOTHES DRYEKS (a) RANGES. For electric ranges with ovens and cooking tops ~d in one unit, a minimum of No. 6 wire will be required, with the proper size fuses or breaker type disconnect. Where oven and cooking tops are installed in separate installations, they shall be considered as two separate appliances and wired and fused separately according to load requirements. Ail range and dryer installations must have equipment grounding, the use of neutral wire of theseappliances will be permitted for grounding. No. 10 wire will be the minimum allowed in such installations. S.E. cable will be protected from' mechanical injury whenoutside in residential range or dryer installations to gain entry below floor or into attic space in existing construction. (b) CLOTHES DRYERS. The same requirements will be 'in effect for d--ryers as for ranges, as outlined above, with a minimum of No. 8 AWG wire in all new construction. No. 10 wire will be accepted for dryers installed in existing structures, where the capacity of dryer is known to be thirty ampers or less. (C) USE OF CIRCUIT LIMITED. No other appliances may be ~ on range or dye-F-circuits. XX. TEMPORARY INSTALLATIONS. (a) PURPOSES. The electrical inspector is hereby authorized to issue special temporary permits for the use of knob and tube, nonmetallic cable, or armored cable, for temporary installations in areas where metal raceways are required. 32. (b) EXACT LOCATION.~D DURATION. · Such p~rmits' shall state ~-fi-e ~exact locaf~$~ and-dUration t~f. ~e length of time for a te~org~ Pe~Z ~J.Z-be detemined by the electrical ~nspector; .......... ~?: ' (c) USE DISCO~I~D ON E~I~TION. ~on the e~iration of te~ora~ pemit, the holder thereof shall i~ediately' discontinue the use of ~e te~orau installation. OUTLETS PER CIRCUIT (a) DWELLING TYPE OCCUPANCIES. Not more than eight (8) curre consuming outlets per circuit shall be installed in resi installations, except as otherwise specified in Section VIII, Page 27. in eve~7 kitchen, dining room, breakfast room, livil room, parlor, library, den, sun room, recreation room, an bedroom, receptacle outlets shall be installed so that nc point along the floor line in arty wail space is more than six (6) feet, measured horizontally, from an outlet in th space inculding any wall space t~o feet wide or greater a the wall space occupied by sliding panels in exterior wal The receptacle outlets shall, insofar as practicable, be spaced equal distances apart. Receptacle outlets in floc shall not be counted as part of ,the required number of receptacle outlets un/ess located close to the wall. At least one outlet shall be installed for the laundry. There shall be not less than three (3) convenience outlets installed in each habitable room of all new cons' of all additions, and of all couplete electrically remo& constructions. (b) Outlets in other sections of the dwelling for special apPliances such as laundry equipment, shall be placed wi' six (6) feet of the intended location of the appliance. (c) Guest rooms in hotels, motels, and similar occupancies sl have receptacles installed in accordance with Dwelling Ty Occupancy. SEE: Section XXI (a) above. (d) COMVSRCIAL. For commercial installations, not over one t--ffousand ~-~x hundred and fifty watts per circuit shall be installed. Outlets for heavy duty lamp holders shall be rated at not less than five hundred watts per opening and other outlets shall be rated not less than three hand watts. In no case shall the wattage exceed more than eig] per cent of the rated current-carrying capacity of the co~ ductors used. Special purpose outlets, where load requir~ are known, shall be wired as outlined in the National Ele, Code for the equipment to be used. Receptacle outlets sh~ be limited to five per circuit, except that multi-outlet . raceway receptacle wiring shall be supplied with one circ~ for each ten feet, regardless of the number of receptacle_~ the load requirements are known 'to be greater than one th~ six hundred and fifty watts. RgCBWAYS (a) S__~_EL TUBING; E.M.T. OR THIN WALL CONDUIT. Steel tubing, or thin wall conduit will be appro'ved, w-h~n National Blec Code approved watertight fittings are used, for burial in or masonry, but will nor be approved for burial in earth as laid beneath slabs in dirt, caliche, etc. 33. ~t- ~ntial it ~S ruction, [led tll ed ,ments :trical .11 ype .it , unless usand E.M.T. rical concrete ill,' such 264. (b) DIRECT BURIAL CABLES. When cables (approved. for such installa-~~ried in dirt or earth fills, they shall be bur~ed at a minimum depth from the finished surface of at least eighteen inChes. XXIII. FIRE DAMAGE INSPECTION REU~U__IRED. Where, in the opinion of the Electrical Inspector, a fire originated due to faulty electrical wiring, overloading of wiring or equipment or any unauthorized electrical installation, it shall be the duty of the Electrical Inspector to inspect the ' premises involved. (b) REINSTATtBIENT OR RECONNECTION WHEN LINES CUT. Where ~ or electr~ave been cut in the fire fighting process, no electrical service shall be reinstated or reconnected until the premises conform to the provisions. of this Code. (c) DISCONNECTION ORDERED UNDERHAZARDOUS CONDITIONS. Where the lines ~ not bee~cut in the fi-r-~fi~hting process, and the Electrical Inspector deems such premises to be dangerous or hazardous to life and property, he shall order the electrical service 'to be disconnected immediately and remain discon- necteduntil such defects have been corrected, to the satisfaction of the Electrical Inspector. FLUORESCENT FIXTURES (a) MULTI-TUBE FIXTURES. When fluorescent strip lighting or mu--~ixtures of any type are in~talled end to end, no wiring except the circuits supplying current to the fixtures may be installed, using fixtures for wireways. (b) NUMBER OF CIRCUITS. A maximum of three circuits shall be permiite in su __i'nstallations. (c) INSULATION TD4PERATURE. Wire used through fixture race- way must have an insulation temperature rating of at least seventy-five degrees centigrade or one hundred and sixty- five degrees Fahrenheit. XXVe RECESSED FIXTURES Recessed lighting fixtures for incandescent lamps not equipped with attached splice boxes must be connected to a pull box set especially for such fixtUre with asbestos covered or other approved wire to withstand up to one hundred and fifty degrees centigrade. Outlet boxes to be set at least twelve inches from fixture and connection to fixture with flexible metal conduit at least four feet in length and not to exceed six feet. 34. III. Article VII. Offenses and Penalties I. UNLAWFUL TO DO ELECTRICAL WORK UNLESS LICENSED It shall be unlawful for any person to do, or Undertake to dc any electrical work within the corporate limits of the City unless licensed under the provisions', of this Code, except where such person is expressly exempted from the licensing provisions of this Code. II. UNLAWFUL WORK ;~ FALSE CLAIMS (a) It shall be unlawfull for any licensed electrician to pe or hold himself out as being able to perform any ~type o~ class ofelectrical work not e~ressly included under coverage of his license. (b) It shall be unlawful for any person, fim or corporation to advertise or to hold out or to state to the public or to any customer, either directly or indirectly, that any electrical work or installation complies with the City Electric Code unless such workhas in fact been inspecte and approved by the City Electrical Inspector. UNLICENSED ELECTRICIANS It shall, be unlawful for any licensed electrician to allow unlicensed electrician or unregistered apprentice to work at .job site or electrical installation project under his control or supervision. IV. GENERAL PENALTY; CONTINUING VIOLATIONS Whenever in this Code an act is prohibited or is made or decl to be unlawful or an offense or a misdemeanor, or whenever in such Code the doing of any act is required or the failure to any act is hereby declared to be unlawful, the violator of a~ such provision of this Code shall be punished by a fine of no exceeding two hundred dollars. Bach day any violation of thi Code shall continue shall constitute a separate offense. 3S. my Lred Article VIII. Severability Clause; Effective Date I. PRESENT LICENSES AND BONDS TO CONTINUE IN EFFECT Ail licenses, bonds and permits lawfully held at the time this Code goes into effect shall continue in effect until their date of expiration,as if they had been secured under the terms of this Code. Such shall be governed by the terms of this Code from and after the date it becomes effective~ II. SEVERABILITY CLAUSE III. If any provisions of this ordinance or of the Code hereby adopted or the application thereof to any person or circumstances, is held invalid, the remainder of the Code and the application of such provisions to other persons or circumstances, shall not be affected thereby. REPEALER CLAUSE All other Codes or parts of Codes inconsistent with or conflicting with the terms hereof are hereby repealed. IV. CONSTRUCrlON AGAINST IMPLICIT REPEAL This Code being a general code intended as a unified coverage of its subject matter, no part of it shall be deemed to be impliedly repealed by subsequent codes if such construction can reasonably be avoided. V. PUBLICATION The City Secretary is authorized and directed to cause the pub- lication of the descriptive caption of this Code together with the penalty provision as an alternative method of publication as provided by law. This Code shall become effective and be in full force and effect' from and.after its passage and publication as required by law. 36. Published ,Every Afternoon Except Saturday With Plainview Daily PUBLISHED BY ALLISON CONtf~UNICATIONS, 801 BROADWAY -- P. O. BOX 1240- PHONE Area Plainview, Texas 7 ~07 2 THE STATE OF TEXAS ) , ) COUNTY OF HALE ) BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day persc (Title) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of gene~a] Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: .... ) F~: 34.92 SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this .Z Notary Public, Hale County, Texas The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar ORDINANCE NO. 69-1048 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ALL ORDiNANCFS, OR PARTS OF ORDINANC[ OR AMENDMENTS THERETO, THAT CONFLICT WITH THE TERMS OR CONDITIONS THIS ORDINANCE AND ENACTING IN LIEU THERFOF A NEW ORDINANCE, REGU[ ING PLUMBING WORK IN THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS; DEFINING CERTAI TERMS; PROVIDING FOR CERTAIN EXEMPTIONS; PROVIDING FOR THE ENFORC[ MENT OF THIS ORDINANCE AND ISSUANCE OF PFRMITS AND ESTABLISHING C[ TAIN FEES; PROVIDING FOR SPECIFICATIONS, MATERIALS, AND METHODS OI PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS; PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF THE DESCRIPTIVE CAPTION .TOGETHER WITH THE PENALTY PROVISIONS OI THIS ORDINANCE; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: CHAPTER 1 TITLE CITED 1.1 This Ordinance shall be know as the Plumbing Code of the Ci~ of Plainview, and may be cited as such. It shal be unlawful for any person, association or persons, co-partnership, or corporation, to engage in the business of plum~ or do or perform any plumbing as defined in this Code, without having procured the necessary licenses and permits as hereinafter proVided for, and all plumbing, plumbing work and workmanship and material shall meet the requirements of this Ordinance and shall all inspections required in this Ordinance in regard to the work S~ OF AT- N R- ing st ass one. 26. CHAPTER 2 INTENT AND PURPOSE 2.1 PURPOSE: For the protection and preservation of life and of the public health, safety,~ property and the general welfare of the people, the following provisions are enacted relating to.the installation, alteration or repair of pipes, fittings, and fixtures for water, sewage and natural gas in all buildings and structures and on all property now erected or to be erected, changed, con- structed, reconstructed, repaired, or altered in the City of Plainview, and out- side the City of Plainview, if same be connected to either the City water or sewerage systems. The intent and purpose of this ordinance is to regulate the construction, erection, enlargement, ~lteration, or repair of all piping, fit- tings, fixtures, etc., used for the conduction o~ water, sewage and natura~ gas in or on and about any and all premises in the City of Plainview, and outside the boundaries of the City of Plainview~ if same be connected to either the City water or sewerage system. ~ , CHAPTER3 PIPING AFFECTED BY THIS ORDINANCE 3.l EXTENT OF APPLICATION: This ordinance shall apply to all plumbing as herein defined within the boundaries of the City of Plainview. Any plumbing outside the boundaries of the City of Plainview, connecting to either the City water or sewerage systems shall meet all the requirements of this ordinance as to methods of installation and materials and shall be inspected by the City Plumbing Inspector. 3.2 EXCLUSION: This paragraph shall not apply to that work done by authorized employees of the'City of Plainview, in the laying of City water mains and ser- vices and City sewer mains and services, nor to the installation of gas distri- buting mains and services in the streets and alleys by authorized employees of any gas distributing company. BOILER BLOW-OFF: A boiler blow-off~.~is~an O~.~.et~on a boiler to permit ~mptying or discharge of~sediment. . ~?~% ....... ?'~?~'~'~ ~ - . BRANCH: A branch is any part of the piping system other than a ma~n, riser, or stack. BRANCH, FIXTURE: See Fixture Branch. · BRANCH, HORIZONTAL: See Horizontal Branch. ~~~ branch interval is a length of soil or waste stack (orres- ponding in general to a story height, but in no case less than 8 feet within which the horizontal branches from one floor or story of a building are con- nected to the stack. BRANCH LINE GAS: Gas piping which conveys gas from a supply line to he ap~l iance. BRANCH VENT: A branch vent is a vent connecting one or more individual vents with a vent stack or stack vent. BUILDING: A building is a structure built, erected, and framed of comp(nent structural parts designed for the housing, shelter, enclosure, or suppmt of persons, animals or property of any kind. BUILDING DRAIN: A building (house) drain is that part of the lowest pi~ing of ~ ~-~-~-~g~ ~-~tem which receives the discharge from soil, waste, and ot~ er drainage pipes inside the walls of the building and conveys it to the b~ilding (house) sewer~beginning 3 feet outside the building wall. BUILDING SEWER: The building (house) sewer is that part of the horizonlal piping of a drainage system which extends from the end of the building rain and which receives the discharge of the building drain and conveys it t¢a public sewer, private sewer, individual sewage--disposal system or other ~oint of disposal. BUILDING TRAP: A building (house) trap is a device, fitting, or assembl of fittings installed in the building drain to prevent circulation of air ~tween the drainage system of the building and the building sewer. BTU~ Abbreviation for British Thermal Unit which is the quantity of he required to raise the temperature of one pound of water one degree Fahrenheit. BURNER: A device for the final conveyance of the gas, or a miXture of ~s and air. to the combustion zone. CENTRAL HEATING GAS APPLIANCE: A vented gas-fired appliance comprising ~he following classes as defined herein: Boiler, Central Furnace, Floor Fu ~ace, or Vented Recessed Heater. .CHI.MNEYS_: A. Factors-Built Chimneys -- Chimneys that are factory made listed by a nationally recognized testing agency, for ven~ing as appliances, gas incinerators,, and solid or liquid fuel burning appliances. B. Masonry Chimneys -- Field constructed chimneys built in a :cord- ance with nationally recognized codes or standards. C. Metal Chimneys -- Chimneys made of metal of adequate thic(ness, galvanized or painted unless suitably corrosion resistani properly welded or riveted and built in accordance with nationally recognized codes or standards. CIRCUIT VENT: A circuit vent is a branch vent that serves two or more ~aps and extends from in front of the last fixture connection of a horizontal branch to the vent stack. CITY: Where the word "City" is used in this Code, it shall mean the Citer of ~nview, Texas, and shall include the area within the corporate limits~of the City and with respect to plumbing, shall include outside the corporate l~mits that which is connected to the City water or sewer system. CLOSED ~IATER PIPING SYSTEM: A system of water piping where a check valv other d~.vice prevents the free return of water or steam to the water mai . CLOTHES DRYER: A device used to dry wet laundry by means of heat derive the combustion of fuel gas. 5 or from CHAPTER 4 DEFINITIONS ACCEPTED STANDARDS: Accepted standards are the standards cited in this ordi, nance, but may include additional'.standards approved by the Plumbing Appeal and Advisory Board with the concurrence of the Chief Plumbing Inspector. AIR GAP: An air gap in a water-supply system is the unobstructed vertical dis- tance through the free atmosphere between the lowest opening frOm any pipe or faucet supplying water to a tank, plumbing fixture, or other device and the flood-level rim of the receptacle. AIR MIXER: That portion of aninjection (Bunsen) type burner into which the primary air is introduced. AIR SHUTTER: An adjustable device for varying the size of the primary air inlet or inlets. ANCHORS: See supports. A~CE - GAS: A gas appliance is any device which utilizes gas fuel to produce light, heat or power. APPLIANCE FLUE: The flue passages within the appliance. APPROVED: Approved means accepted or acceptable under an applicable specifi- cation s~ated or cited in this COde. AUTOMATIC GAS SHUT-OFF VALVE: A device so constructed that the attainment of a temperature of pressure in the medium being heated in excess of some predeter- mined limit acts upon a chemical, metallic or diaphragm element in such a way as to cause the gas to the appliance to be shut off and remain off. AUTOMATIC IGNITION: Automatic ignition shall be interpreted as means which provide for ignition of the gas at the burner when the gas burner valve control- ling the gas to that burner is turned on, and will effect re-ignition Cf the flames on the burner have been extinguished by means other than closing the gas burner valve. AUTOMATIC.PILOT: Consists of an automatic pilot device and pilot burner securely assembled in fixed functional relationship. AUTOMATIC PILOT DEVICE: A device employed with gas' burning equipment which will automatically shut off the gas supply to the burner being served bY either direct or indirect means when the pilot flame is extinguished. The pilot bur- ner may or may not be constructed integrally with the device. AUTOMATIC PILOT, COMPLETE SHUT-OFF TYPE: An automatic pilot for shutting off, automatically, the gas-supply to the main burner and pilot in event of pilot or gas failure, and also for preventing the gas from being turned into the main burner unless the pilot is lighted. BACKFLOW: Backflow is the reverse flow (by gravity) of water in a water distribution system. BACK-SIPHONAGE: Back siphonage is the reverse flow (induced by siphonage) of water in a water distribution system'. See Backflow. BACKFLOW PREVENTER: A backflow preventer is a device or means to prevent back- flow into the potable water system. BATTERY OF FIXTURES: A battery of fixtures is any group of two or more similar adjacent fixtures which discharge into a common horizontal waste or soil branch. BAFFLE: An object placed in an appliance to change the direction of, or retard the~ow of air, air-gas miXtures, or flue gases. BOILER: A self-contained gas burning appliance for supplying hot water or'low ~re ~steam, primarily intended 'for dome§tic and commercial spaceheating application. - 4 l'he word "Code" when used alone shall mean these regulations, sul:~equent CODE: amendments thereto:, or any emergenc~rule'~,o~gul~ation which the Admini Authority having jurisdiction may lawfully adopt. COMBINATION FIXTURE: A combination fixture is a fixture combining one tray or a two-or three-compartment sink or tray in one unit. COMBINED BUILDING SEWER: A combined building sewer receives storm wate Sewage. COMBINATION WASTE AND VENT SYSTEM: A combination waste and vent system specially designed systqm of waste piping embodying the horizontal wet v of one or more sinks or floor drains by means of a common waste and vent adequately sized to provide free movement of air above the flow line of drain. COMBUSTION: Combustion, as used herein, is the rapid oxidation of fuel accOmpanied by the production of heat, or heat and light. .~OMBUSTION CHAMBER: The portion of an appliance within which combustion COMBUSTIBLE CONSTRUCTION: By combustible construction is meant a combus wall or combustible ~surface constructed of wood, composition, or of wood studding and lath and plaster. COMBUSTION PRODUCTS: Constituents resulting from the combustion of a fu the oxygen of the air, including the inerts but excluding excess air. COMMON VENT: A common vent is a vent connecting at the junction of 2 fi drains and serving as a vent for both fixtures. CONCEALED GAS PIPING: Gas piping which, when in place in the finished b will be hidden from view by the structure. CONDENSATE (Condensation): The liquid which separates from a gas (inclu 'flue gas) due to a reduction in temperature. CONSUMER'S GAS PIPING: All gas piping and fittings extending from the p of delivery to the outlets, exclusive of piping, meters, regulators, val fittings, etc. owned by the gas company. CONTINUOUS VENT: A continuous vent is a vertical vent that is a continu of the drain to which it connects. CONTINUOUS WASTE: A continuous waste is a drain from two or three fixtu connected to a single trap. CROSS CONNECTION: A cross connection is a physical connection or other ment thru which a potable water system may be contaminated by back siphc or backflow. Direct Cross Connection: A direct cross connection is a physica connection between a potable water system and water of unknown q Indirect Cross Connection: An indirect cross connection is any arrangement, other than a direct cross connection, whereby an ou of a potable water system may come in contact with water of unkm quality. DEAD END: A dead end is a branch leading from a soil, waste, or vent pi building drain, or building sewer, which is terminated at a developed di of 2 feet or more by means of a plug or other closed fitting. DEMAND - GAS: The maximum amount of gas required 'per unit of time, usua expressed in cu. ft. per hr., or BTU per hr., required for the operation appliance or appliances supplied. DEVELOPED LENGTH: The developed length of a pipe is its length along th~ ter line of the pipe fittings. DIAMETER: Unless specifically stated, the term "Diameter" is the nomina diamete~~ as designated commercially. DIVERSITY FACTOR: Ratio of the maximum probable demand to the maximum p~ demand~ DOUBLEOFFSET: A double offset is two changes of direction installed in cession or series in continuous pipe. ~trative nk and and s a ~nting p~pe ~he ]ases occurs. ~ible .~n :l with (ture ~ilding, ~ing )int ~es ~ ~tion "es ~rrange- )age ~al ity. ~1 et )wn ~e, ~tance ly of the cen- ~sible SUC- 6 DRAFT HOOD: A device built into an appliance, or made a part of the vent connector from an appliance, which is designed to (1) insure the ready escape of the products of combustion in the event of no draft, back draft, or s£oppage beyond the draft hood; (2) prevent a back draft from entering the appliance; and (3) neutralize the effect of stack action of the vent upon the operation of the appliance. DRAIN: A drain is any pipe which carries waste water or water-borne wastes in a~-U-~tding drainage system. DRAINAGE PIPING: See Drainage System. DRAINAGE SYSTEM: A drainage system (drainage piping) includes all the piping within public or private premises, which conveys sewage, rain water, or other liquid wastes to a legal point of disposal, but does not include the mains of a public sewer system or private or public sewage-treatment or disposal plant. DUAL VENT: See Common Vent. DUCT FURNACE: A furnace normally installed in distribution ducts or air con- ditioning systems to supply warm air for heating. This definition shall apply only to an appliance which depends for air circulation on a blower not furnished as part of the furnace. DURHAM SYSTEM: Durham System is a term used to describe soil or waSte systems where all piping is of threaded pipe, tubing, or other such rigid construction, using recessed drainage fittings to correspond to the types of piping. EFFECTIVE OPENING: The effective opening is the minimum cross-sectional area at the point of water-supply discharge, measured or expressed in terms of (1) diameter of a circle, (2) if~the Opening is not circular, the diameter of a circle of equivalent cross-sectional area. (This is applicable to air gap.) EXISTING WORK: Existing work isa-plumbing system or any part thereof which has been installed prior to the effective date of this Code. EXPOSED PIPING: Piping which will be in view in the finished structure. FIRING VALVE: A valve of the plug and'barrel type designed for use with gas, and equipped with a lever handle for manual operation and a dial to indicate the percent of opening. FIXTURE BRANCH: A fixture branch is a pipe connecting several fixtures. FIXTURE DRAIN: A fixture drain is the drain from the trap of a fixture to the junction of that drain with any other drain pipe. FIXTURE SUPPLY: A fixture supply is a water-supply pipe connecting the fixture with the fixture branch. FIXTURE UNIT: A fixture unit is a measurement used to express the load pro- ducing effects of different kinds of plumbing fixtures. FIXTURE-UNIT FLOW RATE: Fixture-unit flow rate is the total discharge flow in GPM of a single fixture divided by 7.5 which provides the flow rate of that particular plumbing fixture as a unit of flow. FLAME SAFEGUARD: A device which will automatically shut off the pas supply to a ma~n bUrner or group of burners when the means of ignition of such burners becomes inoperative, and when flame failure occurs on the burner or group of burners. FLOOR FURNACE: A completely self-contained unit furnace suspended from the floor of the space being heated, taking air for combustion from outside this space, and with means for observing flames and lighting the appliance from such space. FLOODED: A fixture is flooded when the liquid therein rises to the flood-level rim. FLOOD LEVEL: See Flooded. ~LOOD-LEVEL RIM: The flood-level rim is the top edge of the receptacle from Which water overflows. 7. 273 FLUE COLLAR: That portion of an apptiance~d~e~igned for the attachment oil the ~t-'fl-o-~-~-or vent connector, . FluE GASES: Products of combustion plus excess air in appliance flues o~ heat 'exchangers (before the draft hood or draft regulator). FLUSHOMETER VALVE: A flushometer valve is a device which disch, arges a p~edeter- mined quantity of' water to fixtures for flushing purposes and is actuate~ by direct water pressure. FLUSH. VALVES: A flush valve is a device located at the bottom of the ta k for 'the purpose of flushing water'closets and similar fixtures. FROSTPROOF CLOSET: A frostproof closet is a hopper that has no water in the bow'l and has the trap and the control valve for its water supply install ~d be- low the frost line. FURNACE -- CENTRAL FURNACE: A self-contained, gas-burning appliance for heating air by transfer of heat of combustion through metal~.to the air, and desi ined to supply heated air through ducts to spaces remote from or adjacent to .he appliance location. GAS COMPANY: The organization operating the gas distribution system. GAS HOSE: A 'gas conduit which' depends for tightness on joint packing, o on 'any wall' structure other than that formed by a continuous one-piece meta tubing member. GAS VENI'S: A. Type B Gas Vents. Factory made gas vents listed by ana recognized testing ~agency for venting listed or approved ances equipped to burn only gas. B. Type B-W Gas Vents Factory made gas vents listed by a i ~lly recognized te~ting agency for venting listed or app' gas-fired vented recessed heater's. C.' ~ype C Gas Vents. Vents constructed of sheet copper not 'than No. 24 U.S. Standard gage or galvanized iron of not than No. 20 U.S. Standard gage, or other approved noncoml tible corrosion-resistant material. GRADE: Grade is the slope or fall of a line of pipe in reference to a zontal plane. In drainage it is usually expressed as the fall in a fraci of an inch per foot length of pipe. GRAVITY: See Specific Gravity. ~REASE INTERCEPTOR: See Interceptor. GREASE TRAP: See Interceptor. ~HANGERS: See Supports. 'HORIZONTAL BRANCH: A horizontal branch is a drain extending laterally ft soil or 'waste stack or building drain, With or without vertical sections branches, which receives the discharge 'from one or more fixture drains ar ducts it to the soil or waste stack or to the building (house) drain. HORIZONTAL PIPE: Horizontal pipe means any pipe or fitting which makes angle of less than 45 degrees with horizontal. HOTEL AND RESTAUBANI' RANGE: A gasappliance of the floor type providing top cooking, roasting, baking or broiling, or any combifiation of top cook with any of these other functions and not designed specifically for dome use. · HOUSE DRAIN: See Building Drain. HOUSE PIPING -- GAS PLUMBING: A. The gas piping from the point where it enters the buildi) dation to and including the outlets. (Applicable where t meter is located some distance from the building.) - B. The gas piping from the gas meter to and including the ou (Applicable where the gas meter is located in or immediat adjacent to the building.) 8 ionally appli- ation- 'oved less less ri- ion con- or ing or foun- gas :l ets. :ly HOUSE SEWER: See Building Sewer. HOUSE TRAP: See Building Trap. INC}NE~R: An appliance which is used to reduce refuse material to ashes. iNDIRECT WASTE PIPE: An indirect waste pipe is a pipe that does not connect directly with the drainage system but conveys liquid wastes by discharging into a plumbing fixture or receptacle which is directly connected to the drainage system. INDIVIDUAL VENT: An individual vent is a pipe installed to vent a fixture trap and ~ connects with the vent system above the fixture served or terminates in the open air. INDUSTRIAL WASTES: Industrial wastes are liquid wastes resulting from the processes employed in industrial establishments and are free of fecal matter. INSANITARY: Contrary to sanitary principles - injurious to health. INTERCEPTOR: An interceptor is a device designed and installed so as to separate and retain deleterious, hazardous, or undesirable matter from normal wastes and permit normal sewage or liquid wastes to discharge into the disposal terminal by gravity. LIMIT CONTROL: A device responsive to changes in pressure or temperature or liquid level for turning on, shutting off, or throttling the gas supply to an appliance. L_IQUID WASTE: Liquid waste is the discharge from any fixture, appliance, or appurtenance, in connection with a plumbing system which does not receive fecal matter. LISTED: The word "listed" as used herein when not otherwise clarified means acceptable as outlined in Paragraph 22.14.2. LOAD FACTOR: Load factor is the percentage of the total connected fixture unit flow rate which is likely to occur at any point in the drainage system. It varies with the type of occupancy, the total flow unit above this point being considered, and with the probability factor of simultaneous use. LOOP VENT: A loop vent is the same as a circuit vent except that it loops back and connects with a stack vent instead of a vent stack. LUBRICATED PLUG TYPE VALVE: A valve of the plug and barrel type provided with ~eans for maintaining a lubricant between the bearing surfaces. MAIN: The main of any system of continous piping i.s the principal artery of the system, to which branches may be connected. MAIN BURNER: A device or group of devices essentially forming an integral unit for the final conveyance of gas or a mixture of gas and air to the combustion zone, and on which combustion takes place to accomplish the function for which the appliance is designed. MAIN BURNER CONTROL VALVE: A valve which controls the gas 'supply to the main burner manifold. MAIN SEWER: See Public Sewer. MAIN VENT: The main vent is the principal artery of the venting system, to which vent branches may be connected. MAN£FOLD: The conduit of an appliance which suppli'es gas to the individual burners. , MANUAL GAS VALVE: A valve (or cock) of the plug and barrel type designed for use with gas, operated manually to control or shut off the supply of gas. MAY: The word "May" is a permissive term. ME~ER: The instrument installed to measure the volume of gas delivered through it. OFFSET: An offset in a line of piping is a combination of elbows or bends w~--~Tf~--brings one section of the pipe out of line but into a line parallel with the other section. 9 RELIEF DEVICE: A sa.fety device designed to forestall the development oi~ a dangerous condition in the medium being heated, by'relieving either pre~sure temperature, or vacuum build-up in the appliance. A. Pressure Reliev Valve: An automatic device which opens o~r ~loses ~ r-~Tief vent, depYnding on Whether the pressure is abow.~ -olh below a predetermin.ed value. B. Temperature Relief Valve: 1. Fusible Plug Type. A device which opens and keeps open vent by the melting or softening of a fusible plug or c at a predetermined temperature. 2. Reseating or Self-Closing Type. An automatic device wh and closes a relief vent, depending on whether the temp is above or below a predetermined value. C. Vacuum Relief Valve: An automatic device which opens or cl ~ses a relief vent depending on whether the vacuum is above or b :low a predetermined value. RELIEF OPENING: The opening provided in a draft hood to permit the rea to the atmosphere of the flue products ~from the draft hood in the event draft, back draft, or stoppage beyOnd the draft hood, and to permit air the draft hood in the event of a strong chimney updraft. RELIEF VENT: A relief vent is a vent the primary function of which is vide circulation of air between drainage and vent systems~. RETURN OFFSET: A return offset is a double offset installed so as to .~turn the pipe to its original alignment. REVENT PIPE: A revent pipe (sometimes called an individual vent) i$ th of a w~nt pipe line which connects directly with an individual waste or of wastes, underneath or back of the fixture, and extends either to the or branch vent pipe. RIM: A rim is an unobstructed open edge of a fixture. RISER: A riser is a water-supply pipe.which extends vertically one ful story or more to convey water to branches or fixtures. ROOM OR SPACE HEATER: A self-contained gas-burning appliance installe¢ in and for heating rooms. This definition shall not include unit heaters, ce~ ~ral heating gas appliances, garage heaters, nor vented recessed heaters. ROUGHIING-IN: Roughing-in is the installation of all parts of the plum~ tem which can be completed prior to the installation of fixtures. Thi drainage, water-supply, gas supply and vent piping, and the necessary supports. SAFETY SHUT OFF WkLVE: An automatic gas control valve of the "on" and type which is actuated by the limit or protective controls or similar devices. SAND INTERCEPTOR: See Interceptor. SANITARY SEWER: A sanitary sewer is a pipe which carries sewage and e storm, surface, and ground water. SECOND HAND: Second hand, as applied to material or plumbing equipment which has been used. SECONDARY AIR: The air externally supplied to the flame at the point combustion. SEMI,RIGID TUBING: A gas conduit having semi--flexible metal wall stru ~ure. SEPARATOR: See Interceptor. SEPTIC TANK: A septic tank is a watertight receptacle which receives 1 'charge of a drainage system or part thereof, and is designed and const~ so as to ~separate solids from the liquid, digest organic matter throug~ of detent~ion, and allow the liquids to discharge into the soil outside tank through a system of open-joint or perforated piping, or disposal ll a relief ~rtridge ch opens ~rature ~y escape of no into pro- ~t part group main (ng sys- includes ixture- "off" nergency :ludes is that he di s- ~cted a period )f the it. ~ERVICE PIPE: The pipe which brings the gas from the gas main to the point of delivery. SEWAGE: Sewage is any liquid waste containing animal or vegetable matter in $~u~6'sion of solution, and may include liquids containing chemicals in solu- tion. SHALL: The word "Shall" is a mandatory term. SHO-~OFF VALVE.: See Manual Gas Valve. SIDE,VENT: A side vent is a vent connecting ~o the drain pipe through a fit- ~'~ng at an angle not greater than 45 degrees to the vertical. L · S OPE. See Grade. ~OIL~IPE: A soil pipe is any pipe which conveys the discharge of water clo- sets or fixtures having similar functions, with or without the discharge from other fixtures, to the building drain or building sewer. SOIL VENT: See Stack Vent. SPECIFIC GRAVITY: As applied to gas, specific gravity is the ratio of the weight of a given volume to that of the same volume of air, both measured un- der the same conditions. STACK: A stack is the vertical main of a system of soil, waste, or vent piping. STACK GROUP: Stack group is a term applied to the location of fixtures in rela- tion to the stack so that by means of proper fittings, vents may be reduced to a minimum. STACK VENT: A stack vent (sometimes called-a waste vent or a soil vent) is the extension of a soil or waste stack above the highest horizontal drain connected to the stack. STACK VENTING: Stack venting is a method of venting a fixture or fixtures through the soil or waste stack. STOP COCK: see Manual Gas Valve. SUMP: A sump is a tank or pit which receives sewage or liquid waste, located below the normal grade of the gravity system and which must be emptTed by mechan- ical means. SUPPORTS:_ Supports, hangers and anchors are devices for supporting and securing pipe and fixtures to walls, ceilings,~floors, or structural members. THERMOSTAT: An automatic device actuated by temperature changes, designed to control the gas supply to a burner, or burners, in order to maintain tempera- tures between predetermined limits. TRAP: A trap is a fitting or device so designed and constructed as to provide, when properly vented, a liquid seal which will prevent the back passage of air without materially affecting the flow of sewage or waste through it. TRAP SEAL: The trap seal is the maximum Vertical depth of liquid that a trap will retain, measured between the crown weir and the top of the dip of the trap. UNIT HEATER: A self-contained gas burning appliance of the fan type, designed for the delivery of warm air directlY into the space in which the appliance is located. UNIT VENT: See Common Vent. VACUUM BREAKER: An automatic device which prevents back siphonage by admitting air to relieve a partial vacuum in a water supply pipe, VALVE: See Manual Gas Valve~ VENT -- (Formerl~ Flue or Vent): A passageway, vertical or nearly so, such as a chimney or gas vent, for exhausting Ven~ gases to the outer air. VENT CONNECTOR -r(Formerls Flue or Vent Connectorl: That portion of the vent system which connects%the gas appliance to the gas'vent or c~imney. VENT GASES -- (Formerl~ Flue Gases): Products of combustion from gas appli- ances plus excess air, plus dilution air in the vent connector, gas vent or chimney above the draft hood or draft regulator. VENT PIPE: See Vent ~ystem. VENT STACK: A vent sta6~k,~-Jq;~S '~'~'~'~ ......... ; ~:~,.?~?;'L~:,;~,.:~.i~-. a',~ve'P~C~c:aq~¥e~)YSp~n~t~al 1 ed primari 1 y i purpose of providing circulation of air to and from any part of the dr( system. VENT SYSTEM - GAS PLUMBING: The gas vent or chimney and vent connecto) used, assembled to form a continuous open passageway from the gas appl the outside atmosphere for the purpose of exhausting vent gases. VENT SYSTEM - SANITARY PLUMBING: A vent system is a pipe or pipes 'ins to provide a flow of air to or from a drainage system or to provide a ( tion of air within such system to protect trap seals from siphonage an( pressure. VENTED RECESSED HEATER: A self-contained vented .appliance complete wii 5-F e--~i~~ 'des~d for incorporation in or permanent attachment t( floor, ceiling, or partitiOn, and furnishing lheated air circulated by ~ or by a fan directly into the space to be heated through openings in ti Such appliances shall not be provided with duct extensions beyond the , and horizontal limits of the casing proper, except that boots not to e: 10 inches beyond the horizontal limits of the casing for extension thr~ walls of nominal thickness may be. permitted. Where such boots are pro' they shall be supplied by the manufacturer as an integral part of the ~ and tested as such. This definition shall exclude floor furnaces, uni' and central furnaces as herein defined. VERTICAL PIPE: A vertical pipe is any pipe or fitting which is instal a vertical position or which makes an angle of not more than 45 degree the w~rtical. WALL HEATER, UNVENTED OPEN-FLAME RADIANT TYPE: A room heater of the o type, designed for insertion in or attachment to a wall or partition h fully exposed flames the heat from which is reflected by ceramic radia a metal, asbestos, clay back or equivalent backwall reflecting surface incorporates no concealed venting arrangements in its construction and charges all products of combustion, through the open front into the ro heated. WASTE: See Liquid Waste and Industrial Wastes. WASTE PIPE: A waste pipe is a pipe which conveys only liquid waste, f fecal matter. WATER-DISTRIBUTING PIPE: A water-distributing pipe' in a building or p is a pipe which conveys water from the water-service pipe to the plumb tures and other water outlets. WATER MAIN: The~water (street) main is a water-supply pipe for public community use. WATER OUTLET: A water outlet, as used in connection with the water-di system, is the discharge opening for the water (1) to a fixture; (2) t pheric pressure (except into an open tank which is part of the water-s sysl~em); (3) to a boiler or heatingl system; (4) to any water-device or ment requiring water to operate, but not a part of the plumbing system WATER RISER PIPE: See Riser. WATER-SERVICE PIPE: The water-service pipe is the pipe from the water other source of water supply to the building served. ~r the inage if Lnce to ~11 ed rcul a- back grilles a wal 1, ravity e casing. erti cal ceed ugh ided ppl i ance heaters, ed in with en front ~ving ~ts or It dis- ~m being 'ee of 'emi ses ng fix- or tributing ~ atmos- ~pply equip- main or WATER-SUPPLY SYSTEM: The water-supply system of a building or premise~ con- sists of the water-service pipe, the wat~r.-distributing pipes, and the|neces- sary connecting p~ipes, fittings control valves, and all appurtenances in or adjacent to the building Or premises. , WET VENT: A wet vent is a vent which also serves as a waste. ~ YARD LINE -- GAS PLUMBING: The section of consumer's piping and fitti ~gs extend- ing from the point of delivery to the house piping. YOKE VENT: A;yoke vent is a pipe connecting upward from a soil or was;e stack to a vent stack for purposes of preventing pressure changes in the sta:ks. 13 CHAPTER 5 LICENSING REQUIREMENT 5.1 PLUMBING LICENSE REQUIRED: 5.1.1 All persons who engage in or work at the actual installation, alter- ation, repair and renovating of plumbing shall possess either a master or journeyman plumber's license in accordance-w~ththe.provisions of the Texas Plumbing License Law of 1947. CHAPTER 6 EXEMPTED ACTIVITY 6.1 EXEMPTIONS: The following acts, work and conduct shall be expressly permitted without license: 6.1.1 Home Owner: Plumbing work done by a property owner in a building owned and occupied by him as his home. 6.1.2 Maintenance, Utility and Appliance Work: Maintenance work done by anyone who is regularly employed as or acting as a maintenance man or mainte- nance engineer, incidental to and in Connection with the business in which he is employed or engaged, and who does not engage in the occupation of a plumber for the general public. Construction, installation and maintenance work done upon the premises or equipment of a~railroad by an employee thereof who does not engage in the occupation of a plumber for the general public. Public utility construction work done by persons engaged by any public service company in the laying, maintenance and operation of its service mains or lines and the install- ation, alteration, adjustment, repair, removal and renovation of all types of appurtenances, equipment and appliances. Appliance installation and service work done by anyone who is an appliance dealer or is employed by an appliance dealer, and acting as an appliance installation man or appliance service man in connecting appliances to existing piping installations. PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT ALL WORK AND SERVICE HEREIN NAMED OR REFERRED TO SHALL BE SUBJECT TO INSPECTION AND APPROVAL WITH THE TERMS OF ALL LOCAL VALID CITY OR MUNICIPAL ORDINANCES. ADMINISTRATION 7~1 'PLUMBING INSPECTOR: The office of Plumbing Inspector is hereby c~eated to ad~linister and enforce this Code. The City Manager shall appoint t~e Plumbing Inspector and any assistants necessary to aid him in the discharge of his duties. The person chosen to fill this office shall be ~f good mo~al character; shall be possessed of such executive ability, training and ~xperience as iF required for PerformanCe of his duties in the enforcement of thi~'Code. He shall receive such compensation and serve for such term as may be f xed by the governing body; and execute and deliver to the City a surety bond principal amount of $1,000.00 conditioned upon the diligent and honest mance of the duties required by this Code, or any other ordinance or 1 bond premium shall be paid by the City and the bond shall be satisfact the governing body. He shall hold and keep in force a Plumbing Inspec License issued by the State Board of Plumbin9 Examiners. 7.2 PROHIBITED INTERESTS: The Plumbing Inspector shall not work for connected or associated with any master plumber, plumbing manufactor o sale plumbing and supply company or do any plumbing work while employe Plumbing Inspector. 7.3 DUTIES OF INSPECTOR: The duties of the Plumbing Inspector or Ass Plumbing Inspector shall be to receive, approve and countersign, eithe person or by an authorized repreSentative, all applications and collec fees for permits to do plumbing, or make sewer connections in the Cit9 side the boundaries of the City, ~if connections are made to either th~ water or sewer systems; also to personally inspect and pass on all plL work, and sewer connections now in use or being constructed, or which after be constructed in the City, or o~tside the boundaries of the Cit connections are made to either the City water or sewer systems and to certificate of-approval thereof, if he shall approve the same, or if not approve the same, to direct, by written order,' the owner or agent of any b~ilding or premises, where imperfect plumbing, including wate~ or gas piping, may'be located, or the plumber, in .charge of such cons1 to stop the use or construction of s~ame until it shall have been prop( repaired or constructed in accordance with the provisions of this Cod( investigate all alleged violations of the plumbing ordinances; to i-'il against all persons whom he may have reason to believe have violated plumbing or sewer ordinances of the City. Assistant inspectors of pl shall perform all of the duties and have all of the powers of the Plun Inspector. 7.4 POWERS OF INSPECTOR: The Plumbing Inspector shall have the powe~ shall be his duty, where any building, premises or construction contai proper or defective plumbing or where same has been constructed, erecl altered or repaired without a permit as provided by this Code, to giv~ written notification to the utility involved to cut off the water or ( i~hereto until such improper or defective plumbing shall be made to co~ with the provisions of this Code, :and a certificate of the Plumbing Ii shall have been 'issued. n the perfor- iw. The ~ry to :or' s r be whole- ~S a start in all or out- City nbi ng nay here- y~ if issue his ~ shall in charge , sewer ruction rly ; to complaint~. ny of the mbing bing and it ns im- ed, prompt as supply ply fully spector 16 7.5 LIABILITY OF INSPECTOR: Where action is taken by the Plumbing Inspector to enforce the provisions of this Code, such aiction shall be in the name of, and on behalf of, the City, and the Inspector in so acting shall not render himself personally liable for any damage which may accrue to persons or pro- perty as a result of an action committed in good faith in the discharge of his duties, and any suit brought against-any inspector by reason thereof shall be defended by the City Attorney until-final determination of the proceedings con- tained therein. 7.6 AUTHORITY OF INSPECTOR: The Plumbing Inspector shall have the right to enter any building or premises at any~reasonable time in the discharge of his official duties, or for the purpose of making any inspection, re-inspection, or test required by this Code. shall be secretary of the Plumbing Board. A majority of the voting members of the Board shall constitute a quorum for the transaction.of business. 8.3 DUTIES AND POWERS OF THE BOARD: 8.3.1 Right of Appeal: Any person, firm or corporation aggrSevefl by any interpretation of this Code or by any deCision or ruling by the Plumbing Inspector under this Code shall have the right to make an appeal to the Plumbing Appeals and Advisory Board. 8.3.2 Hearings.by the Board: Within a period of ten (10) days from the filing of the appeal the Board shall 'hear the appeal, together with the testi- mony of all parties concerned,.and render a decision thereon within three (3) days thereafter. In hearing such an appeal, the Board shall not have the power to interpret its provisions and in case of alternate types of construction or material, shall determine whether or not such alternate type of construction or material is in fact equal to the standards of this Code, considering ade- quacy, stability, strength, sanitation and safety to the public health and wel- fare. Any person, firm or corporation who may be aggrieved by the decision o~ the Board shall have a right of appeal to the City Council within ten (10) days ~rom the rendition of such decisiOn~ Said appeal shall be perfected by written notice addressed to the Mayor and City Council asking for a hearing by the Council, and the action of the City Council thereon shall be final. 8.3.3 AdvisorS Responsibility of the Board: The Board shall submit to the City Council such recommendations for the improvement and revision of this Code as it may from time to time deem necessary and proper in light of the develop- ment of new materials, methods or, techniques which would result in a better and more economical installation. All requests' for use of materials or methods not covered in this Code shall be fully supported by factual evidence, or prior ~pproval, from a recognized testing agency or such impartial qualified author- ity acceptable to the Board. PLUMBING APPEALS AND ADVISORY BOARD 8.1 ORGANIZATION OF BOARD: There is hereby created a five member P1 Appeals and Advisory Board consisting of: (1) The City Building Inspector, or his authorized represent who shall be an ex officio member of the plumbing board out voting privileges. (2) The City Engineer, who shall be an ex officio member of plumbing board without voting privileges. (3) One licensed and active master plumber, who shall have h least ten years' active experience as a plumber, one of of experience havi.ng been performed in 'the City, working the provisions of this code. (4) One licensed and active journeyman plumber, who shall ha at least five years' active experience as a plumber, one years o% experience having been performed in the City, w under the provisions of this code. (5) Three members, other than master or journeyman' plumbers, shall have knowledge of building Construction and plumbi materials through experience as a contractor, engineer, supplier of building or plumbing materials or other expe a related field that wOuld enable him to render service interpretation of the provisions of this code and to mak tions for improvements to the provisions of this code. 8.11.1 Appointment and Terms of Office: Members of the Board and t successors shall be 'appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the City Council and shall' hold office for terms of 3 years~, or until their su are appointed and have qualified, except the members of the Board fir appointed shall hold office, two for 3 years, two for 2 years, and on 1 year as determined by the Mayor in making said appointment. 8.1J2 Alternate Selection: If'a licensed architect or registered is not available, the Mayor may appoint such other lay person as he d lified to serve as a representative of the general public. 8.1.3 Eligibility to Serve: The CityBuilding Inspector or his au representative and the City Engineer shall be eligible to serve only as they hold office. 8.1.4 Compensation: All members shall serve without compensation 8.2 ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND ADOPTION OF RULES: The members of the shall meet as soon after their appointment as practicable for the pu~ organization. The Board shall formally elect a chariman, a vice-chai may adopt such rules as it deems necessary for the orderly' conduct of affairs, A full and complete record of the proceedings of-said Board be kept by the City Building InspectOr or his authorized representati 18 mbing ti ve, ,ith- ~he ~d,~at uch years under ~e had of such ~rking who ~g ~rchitect, · ience in .n the recommenda- .:ir ;cessors for ngineer ~ems qua- ;hori zed long ~oard }ose of 'man, and its 'shall ~e who CHAPTER 9 PERMITS, FEES AND INSPECTIONS 9.1 PERMITS: 9.1.1 Permits Required: A. It shall be unlawful to construct, install or cause to be instal- led any plumbing as defined herein without first securing a plum- bing permit therefor except as otherwise provided in Section 9.2.1. B. It shall be unlawful for iany person to make any extension to any lines or pipes, using water from city water mains whether within~ or without the corporate limits of the City, or to add any pipes or change any pipes or lines from a water line, apartment, house, premises, or meter without first securing a permit for such :changes except as otherwise provided in Section 9.1.2. C. Permits shall be required for installation of any appliance, when an extension to any plumbing has to be made in order to make the appliance operational. D. Permits shall be required for installation of lawn sprinkler systems. E. Permits shall be required for installation of water softener and water treating equipment. 9.1.2 Permits Not Required: No plumbing permit is required to do minor repairs such as the maintenance, repair or replacement in kind of the follow~ ing: (1) (2) (3) (4) Yard Hydrants and sill cocks Flush valves and float-balls in water closet tanks A6cessible traps on lavatories or sinks Replacing ~f plumbing fixtures where no change in "roughing-in" is involved. The above examples are representatives only and should not be consi- dered as a limitation on the term minor repairs . 9.1.3 Issuance of Permit: The Plumbing Inspector or his designated repre- sentative shall issue all plumbing permits in accordance with the provisions and requirements of this Code. All applications for permits shall give the correct location of the building, name of the owner of such building, and a complete statement of the work and fixtures to be installed. The Plumbing Inspector may require a complete plan of the work to be performed if considered necessary. 9.1.4 Special-~Permits Authori'zed: A special permit may-be issued by the Plumbing Inspector, in writing, when plumbing cannot be installed in accordance with all of the' provisions of this Code, if in his judgment the conditions require it. Application for this type permit shall be made in writing accom- panied by a sketch showing the work to be done; said sketch must be kept on 20 file-in the Plumbing Inspector)~s~e%~.i~:c~ ~,?,Q,.,t, he~ ~wofl~k pertaining to, but not specifically covered by this Code, the Plumbing Inspector may prescribe suc specifications as may be necessary and shall be consulted before any W~rk is started, · J , 9.1,5 Persons Who May Obtain A Permit: Permits shall be isSued only to the fol 1 owing: (1) Any Master Plumber licensed by the State Board of Plumbi Examiners. (2) Any property owner for plumbing work to be done by him building owned and occupied by him as his home. (3) Any appliance dealer or empl'o~ee of an appliance deale~ ac[ing as an appliance installation man or appliance se) in connecting appliances to existing piping installatior 9.1.6 Permits Not Transferable: Each permit issued under.this (]od( be personal to the Permittee. No such permit shall be assigned or tr( to another person and no person ~hall permit another person to obtain in his name, or permit any plumbing or gas fitting work to be perform( his permit by any person other than a person in the employment of the 9.1.7 False Statement or Bad Faith: Any )~erson who shall willfull, false statement in order to obtain a permit shall be guilty of a misd; and subject to the penalty provided herein Bad faith or unreasonabl~ in the performance of plumbing work shall ~e deemed a sufficient reas~ subjecting the plumber so offending to a suspension of the permit and ther permit shall be issued until such act of bad faith or unreasonab' has been corrected. 9.1.8 Duration of Permit: Every permit issued under the provision~ Code shall expire 90 days after the date thereof unless the work auth~ such permit shall have been commenced within such time; and every pen expire if the work authorized by Such permit is suspended or abandone~ long as 90 days after it has been commenced. In eyery case where a p~ permitted to expire, a new permit shall be obtained before any work i: 9.2 FEES: 9.2..1 Permit and Inspection Fees: The permit and inspection fees provided s--~]l be paid to the City before the issuance of a permit an any work is started. 'The fees shall be as follows with a minimum tot. of $2.. O0: 9.2!.2 Table of Fees: For each of first five fixtures .............. - ........ · ....... For.:each additional plumbing fixture or trap or set of fixtures of one trap (including water and drainage pip.ing ......................................... For each new sewer connection .... ~ ......... - ................. For each house sewer having to be replaced or repa i red ......................... . ....................... For each water heater and/or vent ........................... For each gas piping system of 1 to 5 outlets ......... ; ...... For earch gas piping system of 6 or more, per outlet ......... ~g n a Nho i s vi ce man S. shall ns ferred a permit d under Permittee. make any meanor del ay n for no fur- e delay of this rized by lit shal 1 [ for as ~rmit is resumed. erein I before fee ,$1.oo .$ .25 .$5.oo .$1.00 .$1.00 ,$2.50 .$ .50 21 284 For installation of water piping for water softening and water treating equipment ........................ ....... $2.50 Lawn sprinkler system inspection for five (5) sprinkler heads ............................................ $5.00 For each additional sprinkler head over five ................... $ .15 For each gas light ...................................... ....... $1.00 For each trailer connection .................................... $3.00 For re-i nspecti on .............................................. $5. O0 For repair of paving cuts - first square yard ................. $15.00 For each additional square yard of paving cut .................. $7.50 9.2.3 Startin9 Work Prior - Fees Doubled: If work for which a permit is required for gas or plumbing installations is started prior to obtaining a per- mit the fees as set out in SectiOn 9.2.2 shall be doubled, except as in 9.2.5, emergency work permitted. 9.2.4 Compliance and Other Penalties: The payment of a double fee shall not relieve the applicant from fully complying with the requirements of this'Code in the execution of the work or ~rom any other penalties prescribed herein. 9.2.5 Emergency Work Permitted. In case of emergency necessitating the immediate repair to, or extension of plumbing, at a time when the office of the plumbing inspector is closed, the work may be carried out without f~rst obtaining a permit. Thereafter, a written application shall be submitted to the Plumbing Inspector for a permit during the next day that such office is open. Before the permit shall be issued, all requirements for its issuance must be complied with. 9.2.6 B~rricades, Flares, and.War~i.ng_Signs. The plumbing Contractor shall provide ~nd erect all barricades, flares and warning signs necessary to protect the work and the public during construction. Open excavations, material stock piles, pavement or roadway cuts, and other hazards located on public streets, alleys, and right-of-ways shall be thoroughly marked and protected by barricades, flares and warning signs until such hazards are removed. At no time shall the work be left unattended without adequate means provided for the protection of the work and public. 9.3 INSPECTIONS AND TEST: 9.3.1 When Required: All new plumbing work, and such portions of existing systems as may be affected by new work or any changes, shall be inspected to insure compliance with all the requirements of this Ordinance. It shall be the duty of the plumber to give reasonable advance notice to the Plumbing Inspec-' tion Department when plumbing work is ready for inspection. If the Inspecbor finds the installation does. not meet with the require- ments of the Code, ,the plumber shall make the necessary corrections and the work shall then be re-submitted for inspection. For all inspection trips in the excess or the two inspection trips required in Section 9.3.1, a charge of five dollars ($5.00) for each additional inspection shall be paid by the plumber. All materials and labor necessary for tests shall be furnished by the pl umber. 9.3.2 Drainage and Vent System Tests: All the piping of new installations, and of major additions, or renovations of existing systems, shall be tested with air or water. The water test shall be applied to the drainage system either in its entirety or in sections. All openings in the portion under test shall be tightlYplugged except the highest opening and the'System filled with water to point of overflow. No joint or pipe in the system (to a point at least level with the top floor) shall be submitted~to less than a 42 inch head of Water 2 · '~ ¥~i, ~ ?.~ The water shall 'be kept in the systemj or portion of the system test, for a period of at least 15 minutes befo~,e inspection and shall tight at all points. 9.21.3 Water Supply System Test: Upon comoletion of the water syst section thereof, it shall be tested and prow~d tight under a water or at least 100 pounds. Water for testing must be from a potable supply must be on systems for at least 15 minutes prior to inspection. Caul use.of any patching material is strictly prohibited. All faulty pipe materials shall be replaced with good materials. 9,3.4 Buildin. Q Sewer Test: All building sewers shall be inspected approved prior to backfill. The Plumbing Inspector may call for a l! on any building sewer when, in his judgement it~is advisable in order sure safe sanitary conditions. 9.3.5 Gas System Test: The test on house pi ping shall be made by all openings and subjecting the pipes to an air pressure that will su 15 lbs. air pressure for at least 15 minutes, during periods of const erature, the piping shall be considered tight. 9.3.6 Prohibited Methods of Testing: Water shall not be used in t piping for leaks and pip~'ng into Which water has been introduced will approved, but will be condemned as faUlty. A fire test is not permit any circumstances. 9.3,7 Gas System Inspection: When the plumber has completed the g system and has all branches and branch extensions firmly and permanen tened, he shall test the piping and if found t~ght, shall make applic inspection and the Plumbing Inspector will call and inspect the pipin ness the test', and if he finds the piping tight, and the sizes and wo accordance with the provisions of this Code, he will issue a certific spection and attach an inspection~tag to the work.. 9. :3.8 Final Inspections: a. Final inspection shall be made on the sanitary system an water system after the fixtures are set and the buildin( for occupancy. b. Final insp'~ction shall be made on the gas system after heater, furnace and gas cocks have been installed and s made with air pressure of 5 lbs. o'f air pressure for 15 When changes or extensions are made to a gas system fron where no gas stop has been provided in the original gas the plumber must prepare the entire system for test and air pressure of 5 lbs. of air pressure. Test must be o~ for a minimum of 15 minutes before inspection. 9.3.9 Coverin9 Plumbing: No part of the plumbing system' shall be before it--h~T-G-een tested, inspected and approved as prescribed itl tt If any part is Covered prior to the provisions of this. Section, it st exposed upon the direction of the Plumbing l[nspector. 23 lder then be m, or air test Pressure ~ng or md ~nd ~e test to in- :losing ~port ~nt temp- )sting gas not be ;ed'under ~s piping ~.ly fas- ~ti on for j and wit- -k in ~te of in- the i s ready ~e water ~11 be ninutes. a point ~ystem, same wi th system covered i s Secti on. ~11 be 256 CHAPTER 10 BONDING PROVISION lO.1 PLUMBER'S BOND; CONDITIONS: No person shall enter upon the in- stallation, construction, reconstruction, or repair of plumbing and sewer piping., appliances, fixtures or apparatus or any change thereof, nor shall any person undertake for any other person the adjustment thereof, until such person shall have executed and delivered to the City a good and sufficient surety bond in the sum of $3,000.00 to be approved by the City Attorney. Such surety bond shall be with a surety company duly authorized to do business in the state, conditioned for the faith- ful performance of all such. work entered upon or contracted for in strict accordance and compliance with the terms, requirements and pro- visions of this chapter and other ordinances of the City. Such bond shall be further conditioned that such person shall, without additional cost to the person for whom:the work is done, remedy any defect there~n due to faulty workmanship or incorrect construction or due to the faulty material furnished or used by such person. All sureties on any bond required by the City shall be liable for breach thereof to the owner of the property and any other person actually damaged by such breach not exceed the face amount of such bond; provided, that written notice of such damage and probable amount thereof is given to the surety com- pany within ten days after the discovery of the damage, and in no event not later than ten days after the completion or abandonment of the work '--I by such person. No permit shall be granted and no work shall be started on the contract until such bond has been filed and approved ~ by the City Attorney; provided further, that liability on such bond for ~the full amount thereof shall Continue until the surety has given the City written notice of cancellation or of amount of clM~ms of which it has been notified, in'which event the contracting plumber shall not pursue work further until a bond for the full amount is filled out and approved. 24 10.2 GAS APPLIANCE DEALER'S, LAWN SPRINKLER, AND WATER SOFTENER CONDITIONS: No person, firm or. corporation shall enter up~ the installation of anY gas appliance, lawn sprinkler or water so' piping, fixtures or apparatus or any change thereof, nor shall an. son undertake for any other person the adjustment thereof,, until such person, firm or corporation shall have deliVered to the City a good and sufficient surety bond in the sum of $2,000.00 to approved by the City Attorney of the City. Such surety bond slhal with a surety company duly authorized to do business in the state ditioned for the faithful performance of all such work entered up, or contracted for in strict accordance and compliance with the te requirements and provisions of this chapter and other ordinances the City. Such bond shall be further conditioned that such contr lng principal shall, without additional cost to the person for wh the work.-.i'~ done, remedy any defect therein du~ to faulty workman or incorrect construction or due to the faulty material furnished used. All. sureties on any bond required by the City shall be lia for breach thereof to the owner of the property and any other per actually' damaged by such breach not t6 exceed the face amount of such bond; provided, that written notice ~of such damage and proba amount thereof is given to th'e surety company within ten days aft discovery of the damage, and in no event not later than ten days the completion or abandonment of the work by such person~ -No per shall be granted and no work started on the contract until such b has been filed ~nd approVed by_the City Attorney, and provided fu that liability on such bond-for the full amount thereof shall con until the surety has giVen the City written notice of cancellati¢ or of the amount of claims of i~hich it has been notified, in whi~ event the contracting principal on such bond shall not pursue wo~ further until a bond fO'r the full amount is filed and approved. 2-5 )ND; n tener per- be con- lllS ~ ~f ~ct- ~m ;hip or )le ;on ~le tfter nits )nd -ther, Cinue CHAPTER ll GENERAL REGULATIONS ll.1 CONFORMANCE WITH CODE: All plumbing systems hereafter installed shall conform with the provisions of this Code. ll.l~l Sewer Required: Every building in which plumbing fixtures are installed shall have a connection to a public or private sewer. Exception: When there is no sewer available within 200 feet, an approved private sewage disposal system may be used. ll.l.2 Independent Systems: The drainage system of each new building and of new work installed in existing buildings shall be separate and independent from that of any other.building and when available shall ahve an independent connection with a public sewer. Exception: When one building stands in the rear of another building, on an interior lot and these buildings are on one parcel of land under one owner, then the building sewer may be 'extended to serve the rear building. ll.l.3 Easement Provision: Utility sewer lines may not cross another lot unless a properly recorded easement or right-of-way is provided to protect all property owners. Only cast iron sewer shall be used when installed on easement, right-of-way or public property. ll.2 FITTINGS AND CONNECTIONS: ll.2.1 Fittings for Change in Direction: Changes in direction in drainage piping shall be made by the appropriate use of 45-~egree wyes or 1/2 wyes, long. or short sweep quarter bends, sixth, eighth, or sixteenth bends, or by a combi- nation of these or equivalent fittings. Single and double sanitary tees and quarter bends may be used in drainage lines only where the direction of flow is from the horizontal to the vertical. 11.2.2 Change of Direction Table: The fittings' in Figure 1 are used for changing direction as follows:~ Diameter of Pipe Drainage - any size Vent - any size 3 inch or more 3 inch or less Di recti on Horizontal to Vertical Any direction Vertical to Horizontal Vertical to Horizontal "Install Quarter bend or 90 degree short Turn Short sweep or 90 degree long turn drainage elbow Long sweep or extra long turn elbow~ 26 289 CAST IRON SOIL FITTINGS CAST IRON DRAINAGE ITTINGS Figure 1 ll.3 PROHIBITED FITTINGS AND CONNECTIONS: ll.3.1 Fittings: No fitting 'having a hub in the direction opposi or tee branch shall be used as a drainage=fitti.ng. No running thread or saddles shall be used in the' drainage system. No drainage or vent shall be drilled or drilled and tapped. 11..3.2 Heel or Side-Inlet Bend: A heel inlet quarter bend shall as a vent when the inlet is placed in a horizontal position, except cial permit for wet vents only. 11..3.2 Obstruction'to Fl.ow: No fitting or. connection which offers obstruction to fl ow s~'~ll be permitted. 11.4 EXISTING BUILDINGS: ll.4.q Provision for Code Deviations: In existing buildings or pr which plumbing installations are' to be altered, repaired, or renovate sary deviations from the provision of'this code may be permitted, pro deviations conform to the intent of the Code and are approved by the Inspector. 11.5 SEWER AND WATER PIPES: ll.5.1 Separate Sewer JDitch: Water-service pipes, or any undergrG pipes, shall not be run or'laid in the same trench as the building se drainage piping,, except as provided for by special permit only and th con~rmance with Paragraph 20.2.2. ll.5.1A Protection of Pipes: A. Breakage and Corrosion. Pipes passing through or under' wa 'be protected from breakage. Pipes passing through cinders crete shall be protected from external corrosion by prote¢ ing or wrapping. B. All drainage pipe passi.ng through foundation.walls shall with a sleeve at least two pipe sizes, gr. eater~.than the pip through. Annular space between sleeves and pipes shall be with coal tar, asphaltum compound or other material equall and approved by the Plumbing Inspector, 27 &dfc Le#~ 7um to flow· · bands· piping n )t be used u ~der spe- abnormal ~mises in ], neces- ~ided such ~lumbing 4nd water ~er or .~n in ls shall or con- five coat- provided passing filled effective All drainage pipes and/or building sewers passing under concrete or driveways shall be cast iron soil pipe with caulked or approved mechanical joints. 11.5.2 Damage to Drainage System or Public Sewer: It shall be unlawful for any person to deposit by any means into the building drainage system or sewer any ashes; cinders, rags; inflammable, poisonous, or explosive liquids; damage, or overload such system or sewer. ll.6 WATER CLOSET CONNECTIONS: ll.6.1 Lead: Three-inch extra heavy lead bends and stubs may be'used on water closets or similar connections, provided the inlet is dressed or expanded to receive a 4-inch floor flange. 11.6.2 Cast Iron: Cast iron bends and stubs may be used on water closets or similar connections. 11.6.3 Rigid: Wall outlet water closets may have rigid connections of approved manufacture. 11.6.4 Reducing: Four-by three-inch extra heavy lead or approved copper reducing bends are permitted. ll.7 RAT PROOFING: Where this term is used, it shall also mean mouse proofing. ll.7.1 Exterior Openings: All exterior openings provided for the passage of piping shall be properly sealed with snugly fitting collars of metal or other approved rat-proof material securely fastened into place. 11.7.2 Interior Openings: Excess space around pipe openings through walls, floors, or ceilings shall be chinked or closed by the use of non-corrosive material when and where possible. Where this is not practical the Plumbing Inspector shall prescribe an alternate method and material. 28 MATERIALS - QUALITY AND WEIGHT 12.1 MATERIALS: 12.1.1 Minimum Standards: The materials 'listed in this Chapter sh( form at least to the standard cited on pages 30 and 31 when used in ti struction, installation, alteration, or repair of any part of a plumb' drainage system, except that the Inspector may allow the extension, a, or relocation of existing soil, waste, or vent pipes with materials'o grade quality. 12.1.2 Use of Materials: The following Table outlines permissible for various uses subject to the restrictions of the following chapter. 12.1.3 Materials Not Listed: Materials other than those listed fo various uses may be permitted upbn approval of the Plumbing Appeals a~ Board. The Board shall not approve any material unless the same is $ equal to or better than materials listed in this ordinance. 29 ll con- e con- ng and di ti on, like mate ri al s · the ~d Advisory iown to be 2'-9.2'" 12.1.4 Materials and Uses: Clay Sewer PiPe With. NeoPrene x x x - · Concrete Sewer Pipe" .... I Ix x !'~ Bituminized Sew~ Pipe*** - . Asbestos Cement Pipe x x x x * Cast-Iron Soil Pipe & Fittings x x x x x x x x x x Cast-iron (.Threaded) Pipe x x x x x x x Cast-Iron Water Pipe & Fittings ~ * x Cas't-Iron (Screwed) Fittings. x x * x x x Cast,Iron (Drainage) Fittings x x x x x x! x x Wrought-Iron"Pipe Galvanize~ *~'*: I x .x x x x x Steel Pipe' Gaiv'~nize'd ' ' *~*: x x x x x x _Open Hearth Iron Pipe Malleable Iron Fittings Galvanized *~*~ x x x x x x ~l'~ll'eable Drainage Fittings x x x x Brass Pipe I P.S. & Screwed Fittings x x x x x x x x x x Co_9]zper Pipe I.P.S. x x x x x x x x x x Copper Water Tube (Type K Or L, Soft) & Wrought Copper Fittings ' x x x x Soldered Joint Fittings - Copper, Brass & Bronze x x x x x x Cast Brass Flared Type Fittings**** x x x x Solder Joint Drainage Pattern Fittings Brass x x x x x x x x x x Copper Tube, Type M Hard**** x x x x x x x x x Copper Tube, Type DWV x x x x x x Copper Tube, Type L Hard . x x x x x x x x x x x x x x Copper Tube, Type K Hard***** x x x x x x xx x x x x,x x Lead pipe x x x Steel Pipe Cement Lined , Plastic, Pipe (PVC) x Plastic, Pipe (Polyethylene) x Pl~'stic, Pipe (ABS) ' x. ~t~,rene Rubber Pipe x x,x Glass (of Approved Manufacture} x x x May be used for large size service lines and private distribution systems (3 inches or larger). When used for sanitary vents, shall extend up from a point at least 6 inches above the flood level of the highest fixture on the stack. When installed in accordance with manufacturer's recommendation and in no case shall it be less than Class 1200. Above ground only. Type "K" Tin Lined Copper Tubing may be used underground for the installation of outside gas yard l~ghts. 30 9'3 12.1.5 Materials Standards Note: Materials For Plumbin9 Installations To be used only within the limitations of the applicab standards listed below: Materi al s ASA ASTM FS Non-Metal 1 i c Pi.,pi ng Clay Sewer Pi pe Concrete Sewer Pipe for sizes 4" to 24" (C13-50) (C200-50T) C75-52 C14-52 Bi tumi ni zed Sewer Pipe and Fitti.ngs Ferrous Pipe 'and Fi tti ngs Cast-Iron Soil Pipe and Fittings Cast-I ron Water A21.2-19.53 Pipe Cas t- Iron (Th readed ) Pi pe Cast-Iron (Screwed) B16.4-1949 Fi ttings Cast-Iron Drainage Fi tti ngs Wrought-Iron Pipe Steel Pipe Open-Hearth Iron Pipe A40~.l-1935-,] :;A74~42 " A44-41 A40.15,1943 '. B16.12-1§53 B36.2-1950 A72-521' B36.10-1939 A120-67T B36.23-1950 A253-51T Mal I e abl e- Iron Fi tti.ngs B16.3-1951 (1BO lbs. ) Non-Ferrous -Pi pe an,d Fi tti.ngs Brass Tubing Brass Pi pe Brass or Bronze Flanges & Flanged Fittings ~ Cast-Bronze Sol dered Joint Fittilngs Cast-Brass Sol der Joint Drainage Fi ttings H27.t-1953 B16J24-1953 (15o & 300 lbs.-) B16~ 18'1963 B16.23-1953 B135-52 B43-52 SS-P-361 a(1942) SS-P-3)I (1937) WW-P-401 (1935)3 WW-P-421 (1931)4 WW-P- 356 ( 1936 ) WW-P-501 b(1945) WW-P-491 a(1945)5 W~-P-441b(1952)6 WW-P-406 (1944) 7 WW-P-406 (1944) WW'P-7gl (] ~3~1~)9 WW-P-351 (i'gJu J 31 ther Standard Remarks tandard Strength '.xtra Strength lei nforced Ion-Rei n forced Type 1 ;S-116-44 'C.l" - CS-188.53 -'xtra Heavy ~nd ~ervice Weights 2 kWWA 1908 'ype 1 and 11 Fype 111 only :or Copper Water Tube 294 Mate ri al s ASA ASTM Bronze Screwed Fittin~ 125 lb. Copper Pipe Seamless Copper Tubing Copper Drainage Tube (DWV) Copper Water Tube (KLM) Wrought Copper & Wrought Bronze Solder Joint Fittings Flared Fittings for Copper (water) Tubes Lead Pipe and Traps B16.15-1947 H26.1-1949 H23.1-1953 B16.22~1963 B16.26-19.58 B42-52 B75-52 B306-57 B88-51 Miscellaneous Caulking Lead Sheet L~ad Sheet Brass Sheet Copper Galvanized Iron & G8.8-1937 Steel Sheets Galvanized Pipe & Fittings Coal-Tar Enamel (Protective Coating) Soft Solder Fixture-S~tting Compound Air Gap Standards A40.4-1942 Backflow Preventer A40.6-1943 Valves Bronze Gate Cast-Iron Gate B36.52 B121-52 B152-52 A163-39 A9-52T B32-49 FS WW-P-460(i945) WW-P-377 (1932 ) 1 n WW-T-797 (1932)'v WW-T-799a(] 953)]1 WW-P-325 (1944) QQ-L-156 (1934 )12 Type 1 QQ-L-201 (1953)1 3 QQ-B-611a(1938) QQ-C-50I a(1941 ~l:4 QQ-1-716(1942)'~ ww-P-406 (1944) qQ-S-571 b(1947) HH-C-536(1936) WW-V-54(] 946)16 WW-V-58(1945) Other Standard Remarks MSS-SP-10 CS 95-41 CS Grade A Sec. D 6 AWWA 7A 6-1940 Copies of Standa.rds are available at the following addresses: ASA - American Standards Association l0 East 40 Street New York, N.Y. 10016 ASTM-'--The American Society for Testing 1916 Race Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19103 CS - Commercial Standards National Bureau of Standards Washington, D.C. 20224 and Materi al 32 2 95 AWWA - Am6r~afi~/~6~f~'~/°rks Association 2 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. FS Federal Supply Service Standards Division'- General Service Ad~linistration Washington 25, D~C. C~APTER 13 JOINTS ~ AND ' CONNECT]?ONS 13.1 GENERAL: 13.1.1 Tightness: Joints and connections in the plumbing system sh~ll be gastight and watertight for the pressures required by test, with the e~ ception of those portions of perforated or'open-joint piping which are installed for thel pulrpose of collecting and conveying ground or seepage water to the{under- ground storm drains. ~ ~ ~ ~ ] · 13.2 TYPES OF JOINTS: [11] _ 13.2.1 Caulked Joints: Caulked joints for cast-iron bell-and-spigo pipe shall be firmly packed with oakum or hemp .and filled with molten less than 1 inch deep and not to extend more than 118 inch below the r hub. No paint, varnish or other coatings shall be permitted on the jo material until after the joint has been tested and approved. 13.~..2 Threaded Joints: Threads shall conform to American National Pipe Thread, ASA B2.1-1945 or FS GGG-P-351a. All burrs shall be remov ends shall be reamed or filed., out to size of bore, and all chips shall removed. Pipe-joint cement and paint shall be used only on male threa 13.2.3 Wiped Joints: Joints in lead pipe or fittings or between le or fittings an¢l brass or copper pipe, ferrules, solder nipples, or tra be full-wiped joints. Wiped joints shall have an exposed surface on e of a joint not less than 3/4 inch and at least as thick as the materia jointed. Wall or floor flange lead-wiped joints shall be made by usin ring or flange placed behind the joint at wall or floor. Joints betwe pipe and cast iron, steel, or wrought iron shall be made by means of c ferrule, soldering nipple or bushing. 13.2.4 Solder or Sweat Joints: Solder or sweat joints for tubing s made with approved.fittings. Surfaces to be soldered or sweated shall cleaned. The joints shall be properly fluxed and made with approved s Joints in copper water tubing shall be made ~ the appropriate use of brass water fittings, properly sweated or soldered together. 13.,..5 Flared Joints: Fl~ared joints for soft-copper water tubing s made with fittings meeting approved standards. The tubing shall be ex with a proper flaring tool. 13.2.6 Hot-Poured Joints: Hot-poured compound for clay or concret~ pipe shall not be water absorbent and when poured against a dry surfac have a bond of not less than 100 pounds per square inch. All surfaces joint shall be cleaned and dried before pouring. If wet surfaces are able, a suitable primer shall be applied. Compound shall not soften s ciently to destroy the effectiveness of the joint when subjected to a ture of 160° F. nor be soluble in any of the waste carried by the drai system° 34 :soil ead not m of the nting Taper .~d. Pipe be ts. id pipe ~s, shal 1 ich side being a 1 ead ~n 1 ead iul king ~al 1 be be }lder. ipproved ~al 1 be ~anded sewer shal 1 of the ~navoid- ~ffi- :empera- age Approximately 25 per cent of the joint space at the base of the socket shall be filled with jute or hemp. A pouring collar, rope, or other device shall be used to hold the hot compound during pouring. Each joint shall be poured in one operation until the joint is filled. Joints shall not be tested until one (1) hour after pouring. 13.2.7 Cement Mortar Joints: Cement joints shall be used only when specifi- cally permitted in other chapters of this Code or when approved by the Plumbing Inspector, as sufficient to accomplish the purpose of this Code. A layer of jute or hemp shall be inserted into the base of the joint space and rammed to prevent mortar from entering the'interior of the pipe, Jute or hemp shall be dipped into a slurry suspension of portland cement in water prior to insertion into bell. Not more than 25 per cent of the joint space shall be used for jute or hemp. The remaining space shall be filled in one continuous operation with a thoroughly mixed mortar composed of 1 Part cement and 2 parts sand, with only sufficient water to make the mixture'workable by hand. After 1/2 hour of set- ting, the joint shall be rammed around the entire periphery with a blunt tool to force the partially stiffened mortar into the joint and to repair any cracks formed during the initial setting period. Pipe interior shall be swabbed to remove any material that might have fallen into the interior. Additional mor- tar of the same composition shall then be troweled so as to form a 45-degree taper with the barrel of the pipe. 13.2.8 Asbestos-Cement Sewer-Pipe Joints: Joints in asbestos-cement pipe shall be made with sleeve couplings of the same composition as the pipe, sealed with rubber rings. Joints between asbestos-cement pipe and metal pipe shall be made by means of an adapter coupling caulked as required in Paragraph 13.1.1. 13,2.9 Bituminized-Fiber Pipe Joints: Joints in bituminized-f~ber plp~ shall be made with~t~Pered-type couplings of the same material as the pipe. Joints between bituminized-fiber pipe and metal pipe shall be made by means ofan adapter couplin§ caulked as required in Paragraph 13.2.1. 13.2.10 Plastic Pipe: All plastic pipe shall be~ installed in strict accord- ance with manufacturer's recommendations and joints between plastic pipe and fittings shall be made by one of the following methods: A. The solvent weld method, with socket type fittings molded of the same materials as the pipe. B. Insert fittings and stainless steel clamps. C. Screw type~plastic fittings on threaded plastic pipe. Each type of joint shall be made in accordance with manufacturer's published. recommendations. 13.2.11 Elastomeric Joints: Elastomeric joints shall be positive seal, compression type and shall be as approved in accordance with the requirements of this ordinance, 35 TRAPS AND CLEANOUTS 14.1 TRAPS: 14.1.1 General Regulations: Plumbing fixtu, res, excepting those havi integral traps,'~-hall be separately trapped b~ a water seal trap, place close to the fixture as p°~'~ible. ~'~, Ae Provided, that a combination plumbing fixture may be instal one trap, if one compartment is not more than 6 inches deep the other an~the waste outlets are not more than $0 inches SINK : TRAY '$" F~-~:IMUi~ -[- ~-£WIGOib'l' I ! . ' CONTI~ v~ ~ ~ ~WASTE CONTINUOUS WASTE tORAIN) I MAXIMUM I ~R THR[E¢COMPARTMENT SINK~,OR' THREE TRAYs OR TRAY WASTE CONNECTION' TH~,E ~AVATOR~S IN BATTE~ BELOW, OR WITHIn, TRAP: SEAL PREFERABLE TWO-FiXTURE CONTINUOUS WASTE WITH CENTER-TRAP OUTLET TWO-FIXTURE CONTINUOUS WASTE.WITH ENO-TRAP OUTLET Fig. 2 Figure 2 illustrates various types of continuous wastes thai: m~ used when connecting a two-or three-compartment fixture. In the case multi-compartment sink in residential use, each compartment shall_,be trapped, Fig. 3 36 as led on :r than apart. be fa )arately 14.2 FIXTURE TRAPS: 14.2.1 P Traps: Approved types of P traps of the same, or larger, diameter of the fixture drain may be used. 14.2.2 Drum Traps: Drum traps shall be not less than 3 inches nor more than 4 inches in diameter with at least a 2-inch water seal. The trap screw shall be one size less than the trap diameter._ 14.2.3 Trap Seal: Each fixture trap shall have a water seal of not less than 2 inches and not more than 4 inches, except where a deeper seal is found necessary by the Plumbing Inspector for special conditions. 14.2~4 Self-Cleaning: Fixture traps shall be self-cleaning. 14,2.5 Slip Joints: Slip joints or couplings may .be used on the trap inlet .or within the trap seal. 14.2.6 Prohibited Traps: A. No trap which depends for its seal upon the. action of movable parts shall be used. B. Full S-traps are prohibited. C. Bell traps are prohibited. D. Crown-vented traps are prohibited. 14.3 PIPE CLEANOUTS: 14.3.1 Underground Drain: Cleanouts, when installed on an underground drain, shall be extended to or above the finished grade directly above the place where the cleanout is installed; or they may be extended to the outside of the build- ing when found necessary by the Plumbing Inspector. Distance between cleanouts not to exceed 50 feet. 14.3.2 Buildin~ Sewer: A two-day cleanout of the same nominal size as the pipe, up to 4 inches and not less than 4 inches for larger pipe, shall be installed at the junction of the building (house) drain and the building sewer. Two-way cleanouts shall also be installed at intervals not to exceed 90 feet in straight runs and shall be brought to3 inches above finish grade and set in a 12" x 12" x 4" concrete pad. When cleanout is to be located near property line, it shall be not less than 5 feet inside the line. 14.3.3 Chan~e of Direction: A cleanout shall be installed in horizontal drainage piping at each change of direction greater than 45 degrees, provided that cl~anouts may be installed at.the end ~of branch lines if the change of direction in the branch is made with-two 1/8 bends or with a wye and 1/8 bend and is not more than 40 feet from the cleanout. Test tees or approved two-way cleanouts may be used for cleanouts where practical. i4.3.4 Concealed Piping: Cleanouts on concealed piping shall be extended through and terminate flush with the finished wall or floor or brought to grade. Pits or chases may be left in the wall or floor, provided they are of suffi- cient size to permit removal of the cieanout plug and proper cleaning of the system. 14.3.5 Base of Stacks: A cleanout shall be provided at or near the base of each sink ~aste 'stack and shall be extended to an easily accessible location above the floor line or to the outside wall. 27 INTERCEPTORS AND BACKWATER VALVES 15.1 INTERCEPTORS AND SEPARATORS: 15.1.1 When Required: A. Wastes from kitchen sinks and dishwashers in any hotel, res club house, boarding house, public institutions, hospitals or s places, shall discharge into an approved type grease trap of ad~ size before entering the sanitary drain or sewer. The grease t shall be properly vented. Separate fixture trap and vent will required if the grease trap is more than 4 feet horizontally or inches vertically from the outlet of the fixture it serves. B. All waste water from abatoirs, poultry dressing plants, and and/or sea-food markets, when such water is used in connection killing, dressing, cleaning, washing or handling of such animal try or sea-food, shall discharge into a trough not less than 4 deep and 6 inches wide. This trough shall discharge into a pro trapped and vented catch basin not less than 24" x 24" x 30" wi fitting solid cover and frame.. (See Plumbing Inspector for pro size.) In fish or sea-food market, the catch basin shall have ~ vent extending through the roof .independently of any other vent. C. Waste water from washing machines in washaterias shall discl into a trough as described above or into a collection system of or cast iron stand-pipes and drain pipes. This system shall th charge into a "P" trap which is Connected to a properly sized c basin. The "P" trap need not be vented if it is within 15 feet catch basin. Catch Basin Sizes 0-24 24-30 30-60 Washing Machines Washing Machines Washing Machines 24" x 24" x 48" deep 30" x 30" x 48" deep 36" x 36" x 48"' deep Other interceptors and/or separators shall be used when, in the ment of the Plumbing Inspector, they are necessary for the prop of liquid-bOrne wastes containing elements harmful to the build drainage system, the public sewer, the sewage treatment plant o processes. (Fig. 1, Page for accepted mud trap). D. When plumbing fixtures are installed in a half or full basel waste line shall empty into a sump and be rejected into the San Sewer by means of a pump or sewer ejector. Plans and specifica the means of ejection shall be submitted to and approved by 'the Inspector. 38 aurant, milar quate 'ap ~e 3O fish rith ., poul- nches ~erly :h tight ter 2-inch arge copper !n dis- ~tch of the Judge- ~r handling ng any of its .~nt, the tary :ions for P1 umbtng T I , I!1 Ii; ~I ; ,,, ,, ..... ~ ,i / I Ii , q-q --I-t~ Floor. ~ ,r'wo - ~,,,/AY Lo~ '1.4" IqUD TRAP ,,~..~, . ,~ ,~.... ,,eSe .2' 3g 15.1.2 Residential Unii~S:: A~gre~se"?interc~ptO~is~not required for ual dwelling .units or private living quarters. 15.1.3 V.entin~ Interceptors: Interceptors shall be so designed thai will not become air bound if closed covers are used. Each in'terceptor be properly vented. 15.1,4 Accessibility of Interceptor: Each interceptor shall be so i as to provide reao~y accessibility to the cover' and means for servici.ng. 15.2 BACKWATER VALVES: 15.2.1 Fixture Branches: Backwater valves shall be installed in the of the building drain which receives only the discharge from fixtures 1 within such branch and below grade and shall b,e so constructed as to in mechanical seal against backflow. All beari.ng parts shall be of bronze other corrosion resistant material. 15.2,,2 Diameter: Backwater valves, when fully opened, shall have a c not less than that of the pipes in which they are installed. 15.2,,3 Location: Backwater valves shall be so installed as to prov( accessibility to t~eir working parts, individ- they ~hall ~stalled branch )cated ~ure a or pacity le ready 40 CHAPTER 16 PLUMBING FIXTURES 16.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS: 16.1.1 Quality of Fixtures: Plumbing fixtures shall be constructed from approved materials; have smooth impervious surfaces; be free from defects and concealed fouling surfaces; and, except as permitted elsewhere in this Code, shall conform in quality and design to one of the following standards: Staple Porcelain Plumbing Fixtures, NBS Commercial Standard CS 77-48 Vitreous China Plumbing Fixtures, NBS Commercial Standard CS 20-49 Earthenware (vitreous glazed) Plumbing Fixtures, NBS Commercial Standard CS 77-48 Plumbing Fixtures (for) Land Use, F.S. WW-P-541a-1947 Formed Steel Enameled Sanitary Ware, FoS. WW-P-542 Formed Metal Porcelain Enameled Sanitary Ware, NBS Commercial Standard CS 144-47 Hospital Plumbing Fixtures, NBS Simplified Practice Recommendation R 106-41 Plumbing Fixtures, Fittings Trim R 227-47 Lavatory and Sink Traps R 21-46 16.1.la Alternate Materials: Sinks and special fixtures may be made of soapstone, chemical stoneware, or may be lined with lead, copper-base alloy suited to the use for which the fixture is intended. 16.1.2 ~upply Lines Protected: The supply lines of fittings for every plumbing fixture shall be so installed as to prevent backflow or back siphonage. 16.1.3 Prohibited Fixtures and Connections: Pan., valve, plu.nger, off-set, washout, latrine, frostproof, and other Waste closets having an invisible seal or an unventilated space or having walls which are not thoroughly washed at each discharge, are prohibited. Any water closet which might permit siphonage of the contents of the bowl back into the tank shall be prohibited. Floor-type trough urinals are prohibited. 16.1.4 Strainers Required: All plumbing fixtures, other than water closets and siphon-action washdown or blowout urinals, shall be provided with metal strainers. 16.1.5 Waste Outlets in Lavatories: Lavatories shall have waste outlets not less than 1 1,/4 inches in diameter. Wastes may have open strainers or may be provided with stoppers. 16.1.6 Floor Drains: Floor drains shall have approved metal traps and a minimum water seal of 3 inches and shall be provided with removable strainers. The open area of strainer shall be at least two-thirds of the cross section area of the drain line to which it connects. 16.1.7 Control Valves: Compression stops or globe valves shall be installed on hot and cold water supply pipes to all fixtures, use screw-driver stop on all concealed valves. 41 16.2.1 Flush ~ank Capacity,: Water closet tanks shall have a flushin capa- city sufficient to' properly flush the water closet bowl. 16.2.2 Float Valves: Float valves in lowdown tanks shall close tigh and provide water to properly refill the trap seal in the bowl. 16.2.3 Automatic Flush Valves: Flush valves shall be so installed t at they will be readily ~:cesSible for repairing. When the valve is operated, it' shall complete the cycle of operation automatically, opening fully and closin) posi- tively under the s, ervice pressure. At each operation the valve shall d-~liver water 'in sufficient volume and at a rate that will thoroughly flush the and refill the fixture trap. Means shall be provided for cegulating fl flow. Not more than one fixture shall be served by a single flush val¥ 16.3 IJRINALS: 16.3.1 Automatic Flushinq Tank, When Required: Tanks flushing more ~han one urinal shall be automatic in operation and of sufficient capacity to pr)vide the necessary volume to ~flush and properly cleanse all urinals simulta,~ously. 16;3.2 Urinals Equipped with Flush Valves: Flush valves shall be as pre- scribed in Sectqo--~ 16.2.4 and no manually operated valve shall be used ~o flush more than one urinal. Automatic electrically operated flush valves in bat- tery o'f urinals may be controlled from one central control device. 16.3.3 ~) Urinals: Trough urinals Shall be not less than 6 incl and shall 66 ~-n-ished with one-piece backs and have strainers with out least 1 1/2'inch in diameter. The washdown pipe shall be 'perforated sc flush with an even curtain of water against the back of the urinal. Th shall be securely clamped as high as practicable to the back of th'e uri Trough urinals with tanks shall have a flushing capacity of not less th gallons of water for each 2 feet of urinal length. Continuous water' fl perforated washdown pipe may be used to flush trough urinals. 16,3,4 Equiw~l__ent Length: Trough urinals shall be figured on the ba;is of 1 urinal for each 18 inches of length; i,e., 24-inch trough equals 1 urinal 36-inch trough equalS 2 urinals 48-inch trough equals 2 urinals 60-inch trough equals 3 urinals 72-inch trough equals 4 urinals 1.6.3..5 Surrounding Materials: The walls and floor space to a point )ne foot in front o~ %-~qE%-~ lip and four feet above the floor, and at least one :oct to side oi" the urinal, shall be lined with non-absorbent materials. 16.4 RESIDENTIAL FOOD WASTE GRINDER UNITS AND DISHWASHERS: 16.4,1 Disposal Unit: separately trapPe--d~, i Where a disposal unit is installed it shall 42 fixture Ash valve s deep ets at as to s pipe ~al. ~n 1 1/2 )w through 16.4.2 Residential Dishwashers: The drain from a residential dishwasher shall waste through an approved air gap mounted above the rim of the fixture and may discharge into a disposal, sink drain on fixture side of trap, or directly into a vented trap. See Figure 1. 16.5 DRINKING FOUNTAINS: 16.5.1 Design and Installation: The jet of the fountain should issue from a nozzle of non-oxidizing, impervious material set at an angle from the verti- cal such as to prevent the return of water in the jet to the orifice or orifices from whence the jet issued. The nozzle and every other opening in the water pipe or conductor leading to the .nozzle should be above the edge of the bowl, so that such nozzle or opening cannot be flooded in case a drain~from the bowl of the fountain becomes clogged. The end of the nozzle should be protected by non-oxidizing guards to prevent the mouth and nose of the user from coming, into contact with the nozzle. 16.5.2 Protection of Water Supp1.s: Stream projectors shall be so assembled as to provide an orifice elevation as specified by American Standard Air Gaps in Plumbing Systems (ASA A40.14-1942) and American Standard Backflow Preventers in Plumbing Systems (ASA A40.16-1943). 16.6 SHOWER RECEPTORS AND COMPARTMENTS: 16.6.1 Shower-Pan Required: All shower compartments except approved factory made receptors, and those built directly on the ground, shall have a properlY protected pan of lead, copper or approved equal. The pan shall turn up on all sides at least 4 inches above'the finished floor level or 3 inches above fin- ished curb level whichever is the highest. Drain fittings shall be so con- structed that the pan be securely fastened to the drain fitting at the seepage entrance making a water-tight joint between the pan and the drain. 'Shower recep- tacle waste outlets shall be not less than 2 inches in diameter and have remov- able strainers. 16.6.2 On the Ground: Shower receptors built on the ground shall be con- structed from dense non-absorbent and non-corrosive materials and' shall have smooth impervious surfaces, or as provided in Paragraph 16.6.1. 16.7 SPECIAL FIXTURES: 16.7.1 Specialties: Baptistries, ornamental and lily pools, aquaria, orna- mental fountain basins and similar constructions, when provided with water supplies, shall be protected from back-siphonage as required in Paragraph 19.2 or 19.3. Specialties requiring water and waste connections shall be 'submitted for approval of the Inspector. 43 CHAPTER 17 HANGERS AND SUPPORTS 17.1 STRAIN AND STRESSES:- 17.1.1 General: Piping in a plumbing system shall be installed with due strains and stresses, and provision shall be made for expansion,.co tion and structural settlement. 17.2 VERTICAL PIPING: 17.2..1 Attachment: Vertical piping shall be secured at sufficiently close interw~ls to keep the pipe in alignment and carry the weight of the pip and contents, 17.2.2 Cast-Iron Soil Pipe: Cast-iron soil pipe shall be supported less than at every story height and at its base. 17.2.3 Screwed Pipe: Screwed pipe (IPS) shall be supported at not- :every other story height. 17.2.4 COpper Tubing: Copper tubing shall be supported at each stor for piping 1 '1/2 inches and over and at not more than 4 foot intervals for 1/2 inches and smaller. 17.3 HORIZONTAL PIPING: 17.3.1 Supports;: Horizontal piPing shall be supported at sufficient intervals to'keep it in alignment and prevent sagging. 17.3.2 Cast-]Iron Soil Pipe: Cast-iron soil pipe'shall be supported more tlhan 5-foot intervals. 17.3.3 Screwed Pipe: Screwed pipe (IPS) shall be supported at apprc lO-foot interval s. 17.3.4 Copper Tubin9: Copper tubing shall be supported at approxima 6-foot inte.rvals for piping 1 1/2 inches and smaller and lO-foot inter~ piping 2 inches and larger. 17.3.5 Lead Pipe: Lead pipe shall be supported by strips or otherwi its entire length 17.3.6 In Ground: Piping in the ground shall have bell holes provi¢ that pipe may be laid on a firm bed for its entire length, except where is otherwise provided which is adequate in the judgement of the Plumbi ut un- )trac- t not )ss than y close ~t not ~imately ~ely al s for se for ~d such support Inspector. 44 CHAPTER 18 INDIRECT WASTE PIPING AND SPECIAL WASTES 18~l SPECIAL WASTES: 18.1.1 Food Handling: Establishments engaged in the storage, preparation, selling, serving, processing, or otherwise handling of food shall have the waste piping from all refrigerators, ice boxes, cooling or refrigerating coils, steam tables, egg boilers, coffee urns or similar equipment discharge indirectly into a sink or receptor and the waste outlet shall terminate at least 2 inches above the floor rim of such sink or'receptor. 18.1.2 Connections: Indirect waste connections shall be provided for drains, overflows, or relief vents from the water supply system or air conditioning units. Condensate water may connect to a sink, lavatory or other equal fixture drain above the trap. 18.1.3 Sterile Materials: Appliances, devices, or apparatus such as steri- lizers, stills, and similar equipment requiring water and waste connections and used for sterile material, shall be indirectly connected or provided With an air gap between the trap and theappliance. 18.1.4 Drips: .Appliances, devices, or apparatus not regularly classed as plumbing fixtures but which have drips or drainage outlets, shall be drained by indirect waste pipes discharging into an open receptacle. Condensate waste from residential air conditioning units shall drain into a sanitary sewer, properly trapped, or may connect to a sink, lavatory or other like fixture drain on the house side of, and above, the trap. Any other connection shall be submitted to and accepted by Plumbing Inspector before installation. 18.1.5 Commercial Dishwashing Machines: Dishwashing machines, except those in private living quarters or dwelling units',~shall' be connected as provided. in Paragraph 15.1. 18.1.6 Acid Wastes: Acid and chemical waste pipes shall be of materials unaffected by such wastes. All acid and chemical wastes shall be neutralized by passing through a properly constructed and acceptable dilution or neutra- lizing device. Such device shall be provided with an automatic intake of diluting water or neutralizing medium so as to make the waste non-injurious before being discharged into the sewage system. Details of the nature of the corrosive liquid and the proposed method of treating it must be submitted to and accepted by the Plumbing InsPectOr before ins~taliation. Vent Pipes shall also be of acid resisting material. 18.2 LENGTH OF INDIRECT PIPING: 18.2.1 Waste Pipe: Any indirect~waste pipe exceeding 4 feet in length shall be trapped. 18.2.2 Length Limitation: The maximum length of an unvented indirect waste shall be 15 feet. 18.2,3 Access for Cleaning: Indirect waste piping shall be so installed as to permit ready access for flushing and cleansing. 45 WATER SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION 19.1 PROTECTION OF POTABLE WATER SUPPLY: 19.1.1 Cross Connections: Potable water-supply piping, water-discha outlets;, backflow-prevention devices or similar equipment shall not be so as to make possible their submergence in any contaminated or pollute or substance. 19.1.2 Approval of Devices: Before any device for the prevention of flow or back siphonage is installed, it shall have first been certified meetin9 the reqp~irements and test as required for backflow preventers A 1943. Devices installed in a potable water supply for protection again flow shall be maintained in good working condition by the person or per having control of such devices. The Inspector may inspect such devices if found to be defective or inoperative, shall require the replacement thereof. 19.2 PREVENTION OF BACKFLOW BY AIR GAP: ge ocated liquid back- as ;A A40.6- ~t back- ;ons and, )r repair 19.2.1 Provision for Air Gap: The water distribution system shall .~ pro- tected against backflow. Every water outlet shall be protected from ba:kflow, where oossible, by having the discharge end elevated to provide a "mini num required air gap" as defined in ASA A40.4-1942 and illustrated in Figu~ 4. Where it is not possible to provide a minimum air gap, the outlet shall be equipped with an accessibly located backflow preventer complying with r.~quire- ments as stated in Paragraph 19.1.2 above, installed on the discharge side of the manual controll valve. f ~'~. FLOOD LEVE'L - .- ~ BATH ITu8 FEOOR LEVEL 19.3 VACUUM BREAKERS AND AIR GAPS: Fig. 4 AIR GAlI) LAVATORY LEVEL 19.3.1 Flush Valves: Flush valves shall be equipped with an approw breaker. The vacuum bPeaker shall be installed on the discharge side, flushing valve with the critical level at least 4.inches aboVe the ove of the bowl. vacuum f the flow rim 46 19.3,2 Flu_ship9 Tanks: Flushing tanks shall be equipped with an approved ball-cock. The ball-cock shall be installed with the critical level of the vacuum breaker at least 1/2 inch above the full opening of the overflow pipe. In cases where the ball-cock has no hush tube, the bottom of the water supply inlet shall be installed 1 inch above the full opening of the overflow pipe. 19.3,3 Lawn Sprinklers: Lawn sprinkler systems shall be equipped with an approved vacuum breaker on the discharge side of the main control valve. The vacuum breaker shall be at .least 6 inches above the highest head and at no time less than 6 inches above the surrounding ground. See Figures 5 and 6. Fig. 5 Fig. 47 309 19.3.4 Fixtures With Hose AttachmE ith hose attachmen be protected by an approved vacuum breaker led 6 inches above the point of usage and on the discharge side of the valve. Except that vacl breakers on residential sPring-loaded hose and spray attachments are noi 19.3.5 Swimmin__~. Pools: Swimming pool water' supply shall be protecte means of an adequate air gap. 19.4 WATER DISTRIBUTION PIPING AND FITTINGS: 19.4.1 Materials: Materials for water pipes and tubing shall be bra copper, case ~ron, wrought iron, open-hearth iron, or steel, with appro approved fittings. All threaded ferrous pipe and fittings shall be gal (zinc coated) inside and outside. Connections between ferrous and non- pipe shall be made only through an approved dielectric insulating type pling, union, or connector. 19.4.2 Selection of Materials:. When selecting the material and size water supply pipe, tubing, or fittings, due consideration shall be givel action of the water on the interior and to the soil, fill or other mate the exterior of the pipe. No material that would produce toxic condit' potable water supply system shall be used for piping, tubing or fitting 19.4.3 Inaccessible Pipes: Inaccessible water piping in or under fl shall be minimum weight Type L or better, copper tubing. Copper piping be continuous through the floor having no fittings or joints below the of the floor, except upon approval of the Plumbing Inspector. 19.4.4 Used Piping: No piping material that has been used for other potable water supply system shall be re-used in the potable water suppl~ 19.4.5 Underground Stop and Waste Prohibited: The installation of s' waste valves bel~-~ grade is prohibited. 19.4.6 Tank Controls: Supply lines, taken from pressure or gravity shall be valved at or near their source. 19.4.7 Water Heating Equipment: A shut-off valve shall be prohibite water branch line 'to each water tank or each water heater unless relief provided. 19.4.8 Water Service Pipe: The water servir-e pipe from the street mi the water distribution system for the building shall be of sufficient si furnish an adequate flow of water to meet the lrequirements of the buildi peak demand, and in no case shall be less than 3/4 inch nominal diamete~ main to point of. first building outlet or branch take-off. 19.4.9 Sizing. The sizing of the water distribution system shall con good engineering practice in accordance with the following Table: TYPE OF FIXTURE OR DEVICE PIPE SIZE (Inches) Bath Tubs .......... 1/2 Combination Sink and Tray . . . 1/2 Drinking Fountain ....... 3/8 Dishwasi~er (domestiCi ..... 1/2 TYPE OF FIXTURE OR DEVICE ,s shall highest um required. by , ~riate ~anized 'errous ~f cou- for ~ to the · ial on ~ns in a or slabs shall ;urface than a '-system. .op and anks in cold talve is in to ze to ng at from form to PIPE SIZE (Ir ches) · 1/2 · 3/8 .-1./2 Kitchen Sink, residential . Lawitory ....... Laundry.Tray, l~ ~, or 3 compartments ....... TYPE OF FIXTURE OR DEVICE PIPE SIZE (Inches) TYPE OF FIXTURE OR DEVICE PIPE SIZE (inches) Shower (single head) ..... 1/2 Sinks ($erv., slop) . . 1/2 Sinks Flushing Rim ...... 3/4 Urinal (flush tank) ..... 1/2 Urinal (direct flush valve). 3/4 Water Closet (tank type) . . 3/8 Water Closet (fl ush valve type ) .......... 1 Hose Bi bbs ......... 1/2 Wall Hydrant ....... 1/2 For fixture not listed, the minimum supply branch may be made the same as for a comparable fixture. 19.4.10 Separation from Drain and Sewer: The underground water-service pipe and the building drain or building sewer shall not be less than 5 feet apart horizontally and shall be separated by undisturbed or compacted earth. 19.4.11 Water Supply Control: -An approved shut-off valve shall be installed in the water-service pipe on the property Side of the meter and protected by an approved enclosure. 19.4.12 Provision for Draining System: Water piping in pier and beam con- struction may be installed as illustrated. Figure 7. 19.4.13 Private Water Supply: No private water supply shall be interconnected with any public water supply. Pipe to gradeto low point _ _ Fig. 7 19.4.14 Stops Required: All plumbing fixtures shall have approved stops, except tub and shower for a residence. 19.5 SIZE OF WATER PIPE AND FITTINGS 19.5.1 Fixture Units: The quantity of water required to be sup. plied to every plumbing fixture shall be represented by fixture units, as shown in the following table: q9 Fixture Number of Fixture Units Private . Publ i c Use Use Lavatory 1 2 F1 ushmeter Val ve-.-Water Closet 6 10 Wall Urinal 3 5 F1 ush Tank 3 5 Bath Tub or Shower 2 4 Kitchen Sink / 2 4 Laundry Tray (1 to33) 3 3 Hose Connection 3 5 OUTLETS FOR PLUMBING FIXTURES OTHER THAN LISTED IN TABLE 1 EQUIVALENT FIXTURE UNITS Fi xt ure Number of Fixture Units Private Publ i c Use Use 3/8 inch 1 2 1/2 inch 2 4 3/4 inch 3 6 19.5.2 Sprinkler Heads: Each'lawn sprinkler shall be counted as one unit. 19.5.3 Size of Pipe - General: The size of pipe in every water pipe shall be determined in accordance with the procedure set forth in Paragr 604 of Report BSS 66 (Plumbing Manual) and BMS 79 (Water Distributing Sy! for Buildings), issued by the National Bureau of Standards. EXCEPTIONS: If the pressure in the main is thirty (30) pounds per inch or more, the water piping system for any building taining three hundred (300) or less fixture units may signed in accordance with the alternate method given bE ALTERNATE METHOD FOR DETERMINING WATER PIPF SIZES: The following Ur Tables are based on BMS 66 and have been designed as a simple method of determining the sizes of the meter, house supply and branches of the ave piping system. This method is not intended to replace procedures outllin, BMS 66, but it is offered as an alternate method that will facilitate th~ design of average water piping systems without recourse to the complicat~ procedure required by BMS 66. 50 xture ,stem ~h ~ems ) uare COtl- .~ de- Iowo ~ge in TABLE II--FIXTURE UNIT TABLES FOR DETERMINING WATER PIPE AND METER SIZES BASED ON BMS 66 FOR INSTALLATIONS USING FLUSH TANK CLOSETS. METER HOUSE AND SUPPLY PRESSURE IN MAIN SERVICE AND LB. PER SQUARE INCH PIPE BRANCHES 30-45 45-60 60-75 75-90 Length 3/4" 1/2" 5 7 1 0 12 50 4 6 8 9 100 3 5 6 7 150 3/4" 3/4" 1 7 27 33 38 50 12 1'7 22 27 100 10 14 18 22 150 3/4" 1" 28 42 55 60 50 21 34 41 50 1 O0 ' 17 29 35 41 150' 1" 1" 35 51 74 98 50' 27 37 47 61 100' 19 32 38 46 1 50' 1" 1 1/4" 51 94 1 35 140 50' 38 66 96 12 3 100' 32 53 75 96 150' 1 1/2" 1 1/4" 76 150 208 260 50' 48 90 128 163 100' 37 65 92 120 1 50' 1 1/2" 1 1/2" 137 240 340 380 50' 92 168 240 300 100' 70 1 30 183 236 150' FOR INSTALLATIONS UsING~FLUSH VALVE CLOSETS .......... 1" 1" ** 13 25 35 50' ** ** 16 23 75' ** ** 11 17 100' 1" 1 1/4" lO 33 55 60 50' ** 19 34 50 1 O0 ' ** 12 24 35 1 50' 1 1/2" 1 1/4" 25 57 96 140 50' 11 29 47 70 1 O0 ' ** 19 31 45 150' 1 1/2" 1 1/2" 55 125 205 260 50' 31 72 120 170 100' 21 49 84 118 150' 19.5,4 Size of Meter and House Supply Pipe: Procedure 1. Single story installation: Knowing the pressure ~n the ~tree~ ~ ~e~Ect the column of pressure range (Table II) within which this pressure will fall. Follow down the column to a fixture unit value equal to or greater than the~'total number of fixture units required by the installation and where the corresponding Maximum length indicated in the right-hand column is equal to or exceeds-- the required length. Having located the proper fixture unit value length, sizes of meter and house supply pipe will be found opposite in the two left-hand columns. Procedure 2. Multiple-storied subtract five (5) 'lbs. p~'~'~'~q. ~n~-:' n main for each in height. Example: For a three-story apartment at a location where th pressure in the water main is 65 lbs. per .sq. 'in., subtract 15 lbs per s and water piping should be sized using column 45-60 in above tables. etermlne effective p~ ~ssure story I- in. ion) should 19.5.5 Size of Branches: (1) Size of branch (single story installai be determined by the number of fixture units to be serviced by that branFh, following the method outlined in Procedure 1, Section ]9.5.4. (2) Branches servicing flush valves must be the size from table of Installations Usinlg Flush Valves. On installations incorporating flush valves, all branches on which no flush valves are to be installed may be sized from the table for Install ~tions Using Flush Tanks (Table II). Piping to a flush valve shall not be less in size than the valve i~ et. (3) Branches to the various floors of a multiple-storied building shal be sized to correspond to the effective pressure available at each floor a de- termined as outlined in Procedure 2, Section 19.5.4. In the example gi~ n in Procedure 2, all branches to fixtures on the top or third floor would b( based on an effective static pressure of 65 minus 15, or 50 lbs. per sq. in.; ~ll branches on the second floor would be sized on the basis of an effectiv( static pressure of 65 minus 10, or 55 lbs. per sq. in.; and all the branches on the ground would be based on the static pressure available in the street mai , or 65 lbs. per sq. in. In localities where there is a wide fluctuation of pressure in the hain throughout the day, the water piping system shall be designed on the bas s of the minimum pressure available. 19.5.6 Standard Size: Steel or iron pipe sizes shall mean the nomin( size of standard weight steel or iron pipe. · 19.5.7 Hot Water Outlets: In computing services, or cold water size., ~ hot water outlets need not be counted, but piping to such outlets must be s '.ed according to this code. 19.5.8 Exceptions: The provisions of this section relative to size water piping shall not apply to the following- Designed piping systems for domestic, commercial, or industrial esi ~blish- ments, swimming pools, tanks or similar places requiring large quantiti( of water. (1) Additions to existing installations provided that there will reasonable adequate water supply for all fixtures. (2) Replacement of existing fixtures or appliances. (3) Piping which is part of fixture or equipment. (4) Unusual conditions where, in the judgment of the Plumbing ][ns ctor, a reasonable adequate supply of water is provided. 19.6 WATER HEATI--RS: 19.6.1 Temperature and Pressure Relief Valve: All water heaters shall be protected with a combination temperature and pressure relief valve insta]led in the hot water outlet side of the tank. The temperature sensing element ;hall be immersed in the water within the upper 6 inches of the storage tank. 19.6.2 Relief Valve Disch.arge: The discharge pipe from the temperat~ pressure relief Valve shall be installed to a grade that will allow the line to be drained and shall extend to-the outside of the building appr( 12 inches above grade with the opening toward the ground, Any exceptio~ requirement must be approved by the Plumbing Inspector. 52 'e and mti.re (imately to this 4 3.1 19.6.3 A_~_provals: Temperature and pressure relief valves which have been tested and approved by, or meet the specification requirements of the American Gas Association, the Underwriter's Laboratories, Inc., or other recognized approval authorities, shall be considered acceptable. 19,6.4 Pressure Markin~ of Storage Tank: Any storage tank hereafter installed for domestic hot water shall have clearly and indelibly stamped in the metal, or so marked upon a plate welded thereto, or otherwise permanently attached, the maximum allowable working pressure. Such markings shall be in an access- ible position outside of the tank so as to make inspection or re-inspection readily possible. All storage tanks for domestic hot water shall meet the applicable ASM£ standards. CHAPTER 20 DRAINAGE SYSTEM 20.1 GENERAL: 20.1.1 Materials: Pipe, tubing and fittings for drainage systems shall com- ply with the provisions of Chapter 12 of this Code. Above ground piping within buildings and piping in raceways or tunnels shall be of cast iron, galvanized open-hearth iron, lead, brass, copper pipe, or hard copper tube. All materials must conform to the requirements of. the Materials and Use Table on Page 29 and the several applicable standards listed on Pages 30 and 31. 20.1.2 Under~round Pipin~ within Buildings: All such piping shall be cast- iron soil pipe, Type L or K copper, conforming to the requirements of 20.1.1. 20.1.3 ~t~t~: Fittings on the drainage system shall conform to the type of piping used. Fittings on sCrewed pipe shall be of the recessed drainage type. 20.1.4 Alignment and Grade: Horizontal drainage pipe shall be run in prac- tical alignment at a uniform grade. 20.2 BUILDING SEWER: 20.2.1 Separate Trenches: The building sewer, when installed in a separate trench from the water-service pipe, shall be cast-iron sewer pipe, vitrified- clay sewer pipe, bitumunized-fiber sewer pipe, asbestos-cement sewer pipe, or Type L or K copper tube. Joints shall be watertight and rootproof. 20.2.2 One Trench: Upon special permit only, the building sewer, when installed in the same trench with the water service pipe, shall be constructed of durable materials which are corrosion-resistant and shall be so installed as to remain watertight and be rootproof. The building sewer shall be tested with a 10-foot head of water or equivalent and found to be tight. 20.2.3 Bituminized-Fiber Pipe: When bituminized-fiber pipe is used, it shall be installed ink'strict accordance with the manufacturer's specifications. 20.2.4 Filled or Unstable Ground: A building sewer or building drain in- stalled in filled or unstable ground shall be of cast-iron pipe, except that non-metallic drains may be laid upon an ~pproved concrete pad if in separate trench° 20.2.5 Depth of Buildin~ Sewer: Building sewers must be installed with a minimum of 12 inches of cover. Where conditions prohibit the required amount of cover, cast-iron soil pipe with caulked or approved mechanical joints must be used. 20.3' DRAINAGE PIPING INSTALLATION: 20.3.1 Uniform Grade: Horizontal drainage piping shall be installed uniform slope or grade as follows: Am Small[ Piping: Horizontal drainage piping of 3-inch diametel less shall b~ installed with a fall of not less than 1/4-inc foot., Be Large Piping: Horizontal drainage piping larger than 3-inch meter~;h~ll be installed with a fall of not less than 1/8-in foot ,, Minimum Velocity,: Where conditions do not permit building o and sewers to be laid with a fall as great as that specified a lesser slope may be permitted provided the computed veloc~ not be less than 2 feet per second. 20.4 FIXTURE UNIT VALUES: 20.4.1 Use of Fixture Unit Value: Fixture unit values as given in P( 20.4.2 designate the relative load factor of different kinds of fixtures shall be employed in estimating the total load carried by a soil or wast and shall be used in connection with the tables of sizes for soil, waste drain pipes for which the permissible load is given in terms of fixture 20.4.12 Table of Fixture Unit values: Fixture Type Fixture-unit Value as load factor 1 Bathroom group consisting of water closet, lavatory, and bathtub o'f shower stall Bathtub 1 (with or without overhead shower).. . Bathtub 1 ......... Bidet ................ Combi na'ii Jn' s i n k-arld-t ray Combination sink-ar, d-tray wit~ ~oJd'dis~o-~ai ~nit' Dental unit or cuspidor .............. Dental lavatory ............... Drinking fountain ............ Dishwasher, 2 domes, c .............. Floor drains 3 ............... Kitchen sink, domestic ...... . . . . . . Kitchen sink, domestic, wit~ food-disposal unit, . Lavatory 4 ................ L'avatory ............ Lavatory, b;r~e~,'b;a~t~ ~a~lor ....... Lavatory, surgeon's ........ Laundry tray (1 or 2 Jo~p;r~m;n~si ........ Shower stall, domestic .............. Showers (group) per head ......... . .... Sinks: Surgeon ' s ................... Flushing rim (with valve) ........... (Tank water (closet . 6 (Flush-v;1 ~e {water closet 8 2 3 3 3 4 1/2 1 1/2 2 1 2 3 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 ~55 t a and per dia- per 'ains then y will iagraph which pipe and ~its. linimum Size of trap (inches) 1 1-/2 2 Iominal 1 1/2 1 1/2 ;eparate traps l-l/2 1 1/4 1 1/4 1 1 I/2 2 1 1/2 1 I/2 mall PO 1 )/4 arge PO 1 1/2 1 1/2 1 ')12 1 1/2 2 1 1/2 3 Fi xture Type Fixture-unit Value as load factor Minimum Size of trap (inches) Service (trap standard) ..... -.. ~- · .o. · . Service (P trap) ............. Pot, scullery, etc. 2 ........ Urinal, pedestal, syphon jet, ~l~w~ut ...... Urinal, wall lip .............. Urinal stall, washout .......... Urinal trough 2 (each 2-foot s~ctioni .... Wash sink 2 (circular or multiple, each set of faucets .................. Water closet: Tank-operated ........... Val ve-operated ............... 3 3 2 2 4 1 1/2 8 Nomi hal 3 4 1 1/2 4 2 2 1 1/2 2 Nominal 2 1/2 4 Nominal 3 8 3 1. A shower head over a bathtub does not increase the fixture value. 2. See Paragraph 20.4.3 for method of computing unit value of fixtures not listed in Table 20.4.2 or for rating of devices with intermittent flows. 3. Size of floor drain shall be determined by the area of surface water to be drained° 4. Lavatories with 1 1/4 or 1 1/2 inch traps have the same load value;.large PO plugs. 20.4.3 Fixtures Not Listed in Paragraph 20.4.2: Fixtures not listed in Para- graph 20.4.2 shall be estimated as follows: Fi xture Fi xture Fixture Fi xture Drain or Trap Size Unit Value Drain or,Tr~ap.Size...Unit.Value 1 1/4 inches and smaller . 1 1 1/2 inches . . . 2 2 inches ........ 3 2 1/2 inches ........ 4 3 inches ....... 5 4 inches ......... 6 20.5 DETERMINATION OF SIZES FOR DRAINAGE SYSTEM: 20.5.1 Maximum Fixture-Unit Load: The maximum number of fixture-units that may be connected to a given size of building sewer, building drain,~horizontal branch, or vertical soil or waste stack is given in Paragraph 20.5.2 and 20.5.5. 20.5.2 Table of Building Drains and Sewers: Maximum number of fixture-units that may be connected to any portion *(1) of the building drain of the building sewer. Diameter of Pipe (I.nc..hes 1 Fal 1 Per Foot ' 1/16 inch ' 1/8 inch ...... l'/'4'in~h'~"'"l/.2 inch 2. ......... -... 21 20 2 1/2' . .............. 24 31 'ii ' 3 .............. * 3 20 *(2)27 *(2)36 4 .................. 180 216 250 5 ................ 390 480 575 6 ......... - 7~0 840 l, 000 8 . . ' ' ] i,~06 1~6~0 1,920 2,300 10 .......2,500 2,900 3,500 4,200 12 ..... 3,900 4,800 5,600 .' '~ 6,700 *(1) *(2) *(3) Includes branch'es Of the building drain. Not over 2 water closets. Water closets not permitted. 56' 317 20.5.3 be smaller than the largest horizontal branch ~onnected thereto except 4 x 3 W.C. connection shall not be considered as a reduction in pipe siz Said stack to be located in bath room most remote from sewer main. Minimum Size of Soil afi~W~6~S~i~~:~oil or waste stacl shall hat a e. 20.5.4 Minimum Size of Stack Vent or Vent Stack: Any structure in wi building drain is installed shall have at least one vent stack carried through the roof not less than 3 inches in diameter or the size of the drain, whichever is the lesser. 20.5.5 Table of Horizontal Fixture Branches: 'Diameter of Pipe (Inches 1 1/4 1 1/2 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 *(1) *(2) *(3) Maximum Number of Fixture Units That MaS Be Conn~ Up to 3-stories in height Over 3-stories in h( Any horizontal *(1)~'fix- Total at 1-story or ture branch branch interval ......... 1 1 ........... 3 2 ........... ~(~)5 *(3)4 ........... *(3)9 *(3)7 ........ *(2)16 *(2)12 ............. 120 90 ........ 300 200 20.5.6 .............. 580 ...... 1,200 .............. 2,500 ........... 3,900 350 600 1,O00 1,.500 Does not 'include branches of the building drain line. Not over one water closet. Water closets not permitted, Stack Loadin9 and Vent Requirements 'Fable: 20.5.6a Stack and Vent Diameter Plus Length of Vent (1-to-3-stories in height]) Fixture Units 1 1/4 Connected Di'ameter of Vent Required 1 1/2 2 2 1/2 3 4 *(1} Maximum Total Length of 75 200 60 3O 200 500 190 250 900 30 70 300 9( 24 100 2~ 30 Stack Loadin9 Size of Soil or Waste Line (Inches) 2 3 4 10'(3) 30*(2) 240 540 960 2,200 ,,8oo *(2) ich a ull size uilding cted To ight 5 6 8 lO 3O Not more than 2 water closets may be installed on a 3-inch line. 57 Inches) 6 8 Vent (Feet) D 1,000 350 1,1 O0 80 350 20.5.6b Stack and Vent Diameter Plus Length of Vent (Over 3 stories in height) Stack Loadin~ Size of Soil or Waste Line Fixture Units ___[Inches) ...... connected 2 24 *(3) 3 60 *(2) 4 500 5 1,100 6 1,900 8 3,600 10 5,600 12 8,400 Vent Requirements Diameter of Vent Required' (InChes) 1 1/4 1 1/2 2 2 1/2 3 4 5 6 8 *(1 ) Maximum Total Length of Vent (.Feet) 20 30 lO 150 5O 2O 80 70 20 400 180 700 50 200 '700 20 70 200 700 25 60 250 800 25 60 250 25 60 500 250 General: Vent lines are to be no smaller than one pipe size less than the fix- ture trap being served~ and in no case less than one and one quarter (1 1/4) inches. All water closet revents are to be no less than 2 inches in size. *(1) *(2) *(3) Twenty per cent of the above total vent length may be installed in a horizontal position. Not more than 6 water closets may. be installed on a 3-inch stack. No water closets permitted. 58 VENTS AND'VENTING 21.1 GENERAL REQ_UIIREMENTS: 21.1..1 Vent Pipe Material: ments of Table 12.1.4 except that material shall be the same as that re for waste or soil pipe to a point not less than 6 inches above highest on the stack. Acid vent pipe material shall be the same as that requir acid waste and. the acid vent system shall not connect to sanitary vent but extend separately through the roof. Vent pipe material shall conform to the 'equire- lui red ~ :i xture ~d for ;ystem 21.1..2 uhde.rground: Vent pipi.ng placed underground shall be cast-ir Type L or K hard copper tube. All materials to conform to the requirem the applicable standards listed on pages 30 and 31.. 21.1.,3"M~in'Sta~k: Every building-in which plumbing is installed sh at least one main stack, which shall~ run undiminished in size or 3 inch ever one is the lesser, and directly as possible, from the building dra~ to the open air above the roof. 21.1.4 Vent Terminals: Extensions of vent pipes through a roof shal inated at least lO inches above it except that. where a roof is to be us any purpose other than weather protection, the vent extensions shall be least 6 feet above the roof, and shall be anchored to the construction ner approved as safe by the Inspector. 21.1..5 Location'of'vent'Terminal: No vent terminal from a drainage shall be direc-~y beneath any door, window, or' other ventilation openin building or of an adjacent building nor shall any such vent terminal be 10 feet horizontally of such an opening unless it is at least 2 feet ab top of such opening. 21.1.,6 Flashin_,qs: Joints at the roof around vent pipes shall be mad tight by the use of flashings. Such flashings shall be made of lead or and turned down~ in vent pipe. 21.1..7 _Fla~ Po_lin~: Vent terminals shall not be used for the purpos flag poling, T.V. aerials, or similar purposes. 21.1.,8 Vent Grades and Connections: All w, nt and branch vent pipes so graded and connected as to drip back to the, soil or waste pipe by gr 21ol..9 Vertical Rise: Where vent pipes connect to a horizontal soil pipe, the vent shall be taken off above the center line of the soil pip the vent pipe shall rise vertically, or at an angle not more than 45 de from tile vertical, to a point at least 6 inches above the floor-level r~ fixture it is wmting before offsetting horizontally or before connectil branch vent. Exceptions to this provision are floor drains and "P" tral stal led~:'.under fl oors, o 59 }n pipe, .,nts of ~ll have ~s, which in through be term- d for run at in a man- ;ystem I of the within }ve the water copper of the hall be lvity. or waste :, and ]rees im of the ~g to the )s in- Venting of Fixture in Center of Room 6O Typical Washi.ng Machine Installati'on 21.1.10 Height Above Fixtures: A connection between a vent pipe an( a vent stack or stack vent shall be made at least 6 inches above the flood-level rim of the highest fixture served by the vent. Horizontal vent pipes formi vents, relief vents, or loop vents shall be at, least 6 inches above thl level rim of th~ highest fixture served. Island sinks where traps are inaccessible may be installed with 2-inch, deep-seal P-traps below floo vented with 2-inch soil pipe to wall with cleanout. 21.1.11 Bar and Soda-Fountain Sink Wastes: Where the location and/o struction of bars, soda fountains o~counters make the venting of the s traps unfeasible, sinks shall waste ~nto a floor sink or drain that is trapped and vented. 21.1..12 Fix%ures Back-tozBack: Two fixtures set back-to-back, withi distance allowed between a trap and its vent, may be served with on con vent pipe, provided that each fixture waste separately into an approved fitting having inlet openings at the_same level. (See Paragraph 21.6.3 While Paragraph 21.6.3 states "fixtUres set ba'ck-to-back", fixtures set side also comes under its provisions~ 21.1.13 Trap Seal Protection: The plumbing system shall be provided system of vent piping which will permit the aomission or emmission of a that under normal and intended use the seal of any fixture trap shall n~ subjected to a pressure differential of more than 1 inch of water. 21.1..14 T?~p_Dip: The vent pipe opening from a soil or waste pipe, for water close~-and similar fixtures, shall not be b~lo~ the weir of 61:. ~g branch flood- ~o be and con- nk ~roperly the inuous double s i de-by- wi th a ir so )t be )xcept :he trap. 21.1.15 Crown Vent Prohibited: No crown vent shall be used nor shall any vent connection be made within 2 pipe diameters of the trap weir. 21.1.16 Determinin~ Length of Vent Stacks: The length of the vent stack or main vent shall be its developed length from the lowest connection of the vent system with the soil stack, waste stack, or building drain to the vent stack terminal, if it terminates separately in the open air, or to the connection of the vent stack with the stack vent, plus the developed length of the stack vent from the connection to the terminal in the open air, if the two vents are con- nected together with a single extension to the open air and shall comply with requirements of Table 21.6.5. 21.2 FIXTURE TRAP VENTS: 21.2.1 Distance of Trap'From Vent: Each fixture trap shall have a protecting vent so located that the slope and the developed length of the fixture drain from the trap weir to the vent fitting are within the limitations-set forth in Para-' graph 21.2.2, except the water closets, and similar fixtures, shall not be more than 4'-0" developed length, measured from the top of the floor flange to the inner edge of the vent. See Figure C. 21.2.2 Distance of Fixture Trap'FrOm'Vent Table: Size of Fixture Distance Trap to Vent Drain (Inches) Feet InChes '"MaX,'SlOpe'Per'Ft. 1 1./4 ........ 2 6 1/4" 1 1/2 ........... 3 6 1/4" 2 ............ 5 0 1/4" 3 .......... 6 0 1/4" 4 ._ . . 10 0 1/4" 21.2.3 ~ydraulic Gradient and Developed Length: Figure A, below, illus- trates both the hydraulic gradient principle and the method of measuring dis- tance from trap to vent. A fixture drain which slopes more than one pipe diameter between the vent opening and the trap weir has a greater tendency to. self-siphon the trap seal than a fixture drain installed at a slope of not more than one pipe diameter. Figure B, below, illustrates how to measure the developed length of a drain from the weir of a fixture trap to a vent opening, including an offset. This developed length should not exceed the developed lengths shown in Para- gra@h 21.2.2o 62 21.3.1 This is a vent connecti'~ng~at~t~he~j~nc~oh of two fixture drains and · serving as a vent for both fixtures. An individual vent, installed vel tically may be converted to a common vent for two fixture traps when both fixb re drains connect wi th a vertical drain ~at the same lew~.l. 21.3.2 Typical Examples of Common'Vent I~Stallations: 323: Fl~e ! ! I ! P~d~e 21.4 WET VENTING AND STACK VENTING: 21.4,.1 .S.i.ng.le Bathroom Groups: A single bathroom group of fixtures installed with the drain from a back-vented lavatory, kitchen sink, or ation fixture serving as a wet vent for a bathtub or shower stall and water closet, provided: A. Not more than 4 fixture units drain into a 2-inch diameter B. The horizontal branch connects to the stack at the same lev water closet drain, or below the water ~closet drain when im on the. top floor. It may also connect to the water closet I See d!agrams on following pages for examples of typical wet instal 1 ations. 21.4.2 'ExampleS:Showin~ ApprovedlWet Vent InStallations: I W Z" ~rench Vent 3' Soil St~k ~ay be combi n- or the et vent. 1 as the talled end. 'vent id~3" Stack Vent i . 2" Branch Vent t /.---1 I I , ! · .L ,. ' S~nk -. i - ~i I~ ~,,,~" 3" ,2" Tub ~3" So~l St~ck 21.4.2 Examples Showing Approved Wet Vent Installations; (cont) I 1~3" Stack Vent p-w' I . , 2" ~ 2" ~b ~~" ~.c. ~~3" s~t S~,ck 2].4.3 Examples Sho.inu Approved Slack Vent Installations: S~k Ven~ S~ck Ven~ Sink with Dis- posal 1~" i Lev. W_' Lev.. ~ J~ _/ 2" Tub or Shower Tub or Shower 2" . M' C~,,3"/~~Tee with Soil' 3"Stack ~d~["~~._;.~"~,,qr.,..,,~3"sideSan.inletTee with 2" Soil S~ack~/.~''p' /~ ~.-- i~e~ '~" Stick l~2" i L-- Sink with ~ {~~ 1~" Disposal 3,,~~I Sh~,, 2". 64 21.4.4. Wet Ven. ting and Stack Venting Limitation: A drawing of any we or stack vented installation which:~differ.s.~fKom th~examPles shown ill Pa 21'.4.2 and Paragraph 21 ~34 shall be Submit-t~t6 tt~e ihSpector for revi approval prior to installation. 21.4.5 Multi-Stors BathroOm. GrOUps: On the lower floors of a multi-., building, the waste pipe from 1 or 2 lavatories may be used as a wet ven 1 or 2 bathtubs or showers provided that: A. The wet vent~.and its extension to tlhe vent stack is two inche diameter. See Panagraph 21.4.6. B. Each water closet below the top floor is individually back w C. The vent stack is sized as given in Paragraph 21.4.7 below. 21.4.6 Multi-S_torS Wet venting: Typical Bathroom P1 an NOTE: This 'arrangement may be continued to any number of floors provided all W.C.s below tops floors are re-vented as shown on first floor, all lav.s are vented as shown on second floor, and pipes are sized in accordamce with require- ments of Tables 20.5,2, 20.5.6a, and 20.5.6bo t vented ragraph ew and.~ 65 tory t for s in nted. Tub. It&" We Ce (i~e-vented) ELEVATION Y¥~)CAL TWO-STORY WET 'ENTING ~#. C. (#et Vented . by Lev.) 2" (l~f" Copper) All Connections be- tween vents mot be et least 6 incheo &bore htsheoC fixture on etcher stacl~, or Shover 2" ~. ~u'%#,C. (eec vented (1¥' C.O..-------~~ b? Lev.) · _ 1£ Copper)' Brouaht Co Ac- - ~ ~ cesoible l~aCi~ ~" ~ or S~r TYPICAL TWO-STORY WET VENTING Branch or revent shall connect. co rain vent ac least 6 inches above flood-level rim of top fixture Tub and #,C.. connect to stack at same level, Both vet vented by lavatory Tub _Or Shover 4"---2*' This line.mst be siz;ed in .ac- cox~dance v~th pro- v~.~.~ons o£ Table 20~. ,2. 2. lteducer Shover line may be 3*' if no more than t~o W,C, va~ into it and the total ~ bet of fixture.units not exceed .provis of' 20.5.'2, TYPICAL TWO-STORY STACK VENTING 67 ,OhS ' (Vet ve~ted by ) ~i~.#.C'. (minor fixtures) I I brsnch or revent.q Ce con- nect te main ven~ et [esst 6 inches shove fLood-Isys I rim ofr highest f~- tureo This line ex- tends to receive waste from two tubs or showers. These to be roughed similar to two shown. vented by ) Tub or ShMr TYPICAL TWO-STORY BACK-TO.BACK BATH INSTALLATION 68 21.4.7 Diameter of Vent Number of Wet-Vented Fixtures Stacks (Inches) 1 or 2 Bathtubs or showers 3 to 5 Bathtubs or showers 6 to 9" Bathtubs or showers 10 to 16 Bathtubs or showers .. ....... 1 1/2 21.4.8 Exception: In,multi-story bathroom groups, wet-vented in acco with Paragraph 21.4.'.5, the water closets below the top floor need not be vidually vented if the 2-inch waste connects directly into the water clo bend at a 45-degree angle to the horizontal portion of the bend in the d of flow. 21.5 INDIVIDUAL FIXTURE REVENTING: 21.5.1 Horizontal Branches: One sink and 1 lavatory, or 3 lavatories 5 feet developed length of a main-vented line, may be installed on a 2-il horizontal waste branch without reventing, provided the branch is not le 2-inches in diameter throughout its length; and provided that the wastes connected into the side of the branch, and the branch leads to its stack tion with a slope of not more than 1/4-inch per' foot. 21.5.2 Limits of Fixture-Units Above Bathtubs and Water Closets: A f or combination of fixtures whose total discharge rating is not more than ture-units may discharge into a stack not less than 3 inches in diameter reventing, provi~e~ such fixture connections are made above the connecti the highest water closet, or bathtub, the fixture-unit rating of the sta not otherwise exceeded, and their waste piping is installed as otherwise in ~Paragraph 21.2.2. 21.6 C][RCUIT AND LOOP VENTING: 21.6.1 Batters__Venting: A branch soil or waste pipe to which two but more than six floor mounted water closets are connected in battery into' of a horizontal branch may be vented b~ a circuit or loop vent which sha' off in front of the last fixture connection. In addition, lower floor b~ serving more than 2 water closets shall be provided with a relief vent t~ in front of the first fixture connection. When lavatories or other simi~ tures d'ischarge above such branches, each vertical branch shall be provi~ a continuous vent. All blowout type fixtures shall be individually vent~ 21.6.~. Vent Connections: When the circuit, loop, or relief vent conm are taken off the horizontal branch, the vent branch connection shall be off at a vertical angle or from the top of the horizontal branch. 21.6.3 Fixtures Back-to Back in Batters: When fixtures are connected horizontal branch ~hrough a double Y or a sanitary cross in a vertical p~ a common vent for' each two fixtures back-to-back or double connection shi provided. The common vent shall be installed in a vertical position as tinuatiOn of the double connection. See Paragraph 21.3.1. 69. 'dance indi- ;et irection within )ch ;s than are connec- i xture 3 fix- without )ns to :k is requi red not :he side 1 take -anches lken off ar fix- led wi th )ctions taken to one )sition, 1 be con- 21.6.4 Pipe Sizes for Circuit or Loop Vent Systems: Diameter of Circuit or LOop Vent (Inches) Horizontal Soil 2 1/2 3 4 5 or Waste Pipe Fixture Units Maximum Horizontal Length Diameter (Inches) (Maximum No~) ................ (.Feet) 4 lOO 20 52 200~ 4 200 18 5o 180 5 300 12' 50 180 21.6.5 Size and Length of Vents: Size of Soil Diameter of Vent Required (Inches) or Waste Stack Fixture Units1 1/4 1 1/2 2 2 1,/2 3 "4' 5 6 (.In_ches) Connected Maximum Length 'of 'Vent { Feet) 2 12 30 2 20 26 2 1/2 42 -- 3 10 -- 3 30 -- 3 60 -- 4 100 -- 4 200 -- 4 500 -- 5 200 -- 5 500 -- 5 1,100 -- 6 350 -- 6 620 -- 6 960 -- 6 1,900 -- 8 600 ,- 8 1,400 -- 8 2,200 -- 8 3,600 --- lO 1,000 -- 10 2,500 -- 10 3,800 -- lO 5,600 -- 75 200 . . . 50 150 ..... 30 100 300 . 30 100 200 -- 60 200 -- 50 80 -- 35 100 -- 30 90 -- 20 70 .... 35 .... 30 .... 20 .... 25 .... 15 600 ......... 500 ......... 400._ ....... 260 looo' . .... 250 900 ....... 180 700 .... 80 350 1000 ...... 70 300 50 200 50 200 30 125 24 100 20 70 -- 50 -- 40 -- 30 -- 25 900 700 400 1300 300 llO0 250 1000 200 700 . 150 500 130~ 100 400 120r-- 80 350 llOl 60 250 801 75 125 1000 ' 50 100 500 30 80 350 25 60 250 70 GAS PLUMBING 22.1 GFNERAL PRE. CAUTIONS: 22.1.1 Turn Off Gas: All gas piping of gas appliance installation sh performed 'with th~ gas turned off to eliminate hazards from leakage of g 22.1.~. Notification of Interrupted Ser-vice: It shal'l be the duty of installing agency when the gas supply is to be turned off to notify all ted Consumers. 22.1.3 Before Turnin9 Gas Off: -Before turning off the gas at the met the purpose of installation, repair, replacement or maintenance of pipin appliances, all burner and pilot 'Valves on the premises supplied with ga through the meter' shall be turned off and the meter test hand observed f~ sufficient length of time to ascertain that there is no gas passing thro~ meter. Where there is more than one meter on the premises, precaution s be exercised to assure that the proper meter has been turned off. 22.1.4 Checking for Gas Leaks: No matches, candles, flame or other s of ignition shall be employed to check for gas leakage from meters, pipi appliances. Checking for gas leakage with a soap and water solution is mended. 22.1.5 Use of Lights: Artificial illumination used in connection wit search for gas leakage shall be restricted to electric hand flashlights ferably of the safety type). 22.1.6 Workin9 Alone: An individual shall not work alone in any situ where accepted working practice dictates that two or more men are nece§s to perform the work safely. 22.1.7 No Smoking: When working on piping which contains or has cont gas, smoking shall not be permitted. 22.1.8 Handlin9 Flammable Liquids: Flammable liquids used by the ins shall not be left within the premises from the end of one working day' to beginning of the next. 22.1.9 Work Interruptions: When interruptions in work occur, the sys shall be left in a safe and satisfactory condition~. 22.2 PIPING PLAN: Plan Required: Before proceeding with the installation of a gas system, a piping sketch or plan may be required showing the proposed loc~ of the piping as well as the size for different, branches. Adequate cons tion should be giw~n futureldemands and provisions made for added gas se~ When an additional appliance is to be serviced through an extens present piping, capacity of the existing line shall be verified° 7l 11 be JS. :he ~ffec- ~r for or r a ~gh the ~all )urces lg ~ or ~ecom-,- 1 a [pre- )tion ~ry Hned ;aller the :em piping ~tion idera- 'vices. ion of 22.3 CONVERSION TO NATURAL GAS: Notwithstanding provisions of this section to the contrary, consumer's gas piping installed for other than natural gas may be converted to use natural gas, if the Plumbing Inspector finds, upon inspec- tion and proper test, that such piping renders satisfactory gas service to the consumer, and will not in any way endanger life or property; otherwise, such piping shall be altered or replaced, in whole or in part, to conform with the requirements of this section. 22.4 SIZE OF PIPING TO GAS APPLIANCES: 22.4.1 Minimum Size of Certain Piping and Outlets: All consumer's gas piping from the point of delivery to the house piping shall not be less than one and one-fourth (1 1/4) inch in diameter unless approved by the Plumbing Inspector. Outlets for gas ranges shall be not less than three-quarter inch (3/4") pipe. The minimum size of outlets shall be one-half inch (1/2") pipe. In no case shall~a branch line to any gas appliance be installed having a dia- meter smaller than the inlet connection of the appliance. In no case shall an extension to gas piping be instal.led from pipe of smaller size than the exten- sion. 22.4.2 Required Gas Supply: The hourly volume of gas required at each out- let shall be taken as not less than the maximum hourly rating, as specified by the manufacturer of the appliance to be connected to each such outlet. To obtain the cubic feet per hour of gas required divide the maximum BTU input of an appliance by the average BTU heating value per cubic foot of gas. Always divide by 1000 unless the actual average BTU value im lower. Where the BTU rating of the gas appliances to be installed have not been definitely specified, Table I, Page 71, may be used as a reference in sizing pipe to estimate the approximate requirements in BTU per hour of typi- cal appliances. 22.4.3 ~equired Gas House Piping Size: To determine the sizes of consumer's gas house piping proceed as follows: A. Measure the length of pipe from the point where the house piping begins to the most remOte outlet in the building. See definition of House Piping. B. In the first horizontal line in Table 2, Page 72, select the verti- cal column showing that distance, or next longer distance if the Table does not give the exact length. C. Use this vertical column to locate gas demand figures for this particular system of gas piping. Do Starting at the most remote outlet, find the vertical column just selected, the gas demand for that outlet. If the exact figure of demand is not shown, choose the next larger figure below in the same column. E. Opposite this demand figure in the first column at the left in Table 2, Page 72, will be found the correct size of pipe. F. For each succeeding section of pipe, determine the total gas demand supplied by such section and then'proceed in the manner outlined above to determine the size of each section of pipe. 7'2 22.4.4 · gas. 'pi rd Lir of. .,~m~ne~ the .s~ze of consumer's to. ~he.hOUse: Pi ~f ng,. proceed as i~ol lows: Using Column marked 60' in Table 2: Outlet A, supplying 30 c'fh, requires 1/2" pipe. Outlet B, supplying 3 cftC, requires 1/2" pipe. Outlet C, supplying 62.5 cfh, requires 3/4" pipe. (Due to range connection being 3/4") OUtlet D, supplying 150 cfh, requires 1" pipe° he point e dis- xact the not ~mn. the mini- ~ge 72: of the speci- ter ~ from from r (from (ll.S,O00 o the only Section 1, supplying outlet A or 30 cfh requires 1/2" p:pe. Section 2, supplying outlet B or 3 cfh requires 1/2'~ pif,e. Section 3, supplying outlet A and B or 33 ·cfh-requires 1/2" pipe. Section 4, supplyi'ng outlet C or 62.5 cfh requires 3/4'I pipe. Section 5, supplying outlet A., B, and C, or 95,5 cfh r~l uires l" pipe. ' I Section 6, supplying outlet D or 150 cfh requires l" pi e. supplying outlets A, B, C, and D or 245.5 cf Section 7, I 1/4" pipe. 73 req ui res Solution: A. Maximum gas demand of outlet A--30 cubic feet per hour Table 1, Page 71) Maximum gas demand of outlet B--3 cubi:c feet per hour Table 1, Page '71) Maximum gas demand of outlet C--62.5 cubic feet per ho Table 1, Page 71) Maximum gas demand of outlet D--150 cubic feet per hou BTU per hour 1,000) B. The length of pipe from the start of the house piping · most remote outlet (outlet A) is 60 feet. This is the distance used. 22.4.5 Examp.le'IlluStrating'USe'Of'Ta~Jle"l;'Page.71, and Table 2, f Problem: Determine the required pipe size of each section and outl( system shown in Figure l, Page 73. Gas to be used has 0.6 fic gravity and 1000 BTU per cubic foot, delivered at 6" w col umn pressure. the length of pipe from the point ·of:,delivery to Where the house piping begins'. B. In Table 2, Page 72, select the 'vertical colu'mn showing t tance or next longer distance if the Table does nOt give length. C.. In this vertical column, select the figure corresponding demand figure of the house piping. If the exact figure i shown, choose the. next larger figure below in the: same co D. Opposite this demand figure on the same line will be founc mum 'size of pipe allowable'. TABLE 1 APPROXIMATE MAXIMUM DEMAND OF TYPICAL GAS APPLIANCES IN BTU PER HOUR ~ppliance Domestic Range, Free-Standing Domestic Build-In Oven Domestic Built-In Top Burner Unit Storage Water Heater --- Up to 30 Gal. Tank Storage Water Heater --- 30 to 50 Gal. Tank Refrigerator Domestic Clothes Dryer Domestic Gas Light Domestic Incinerator Steam Boiler --- Per Horsepower Restaurant Range --- 4 Top Burners, 2 Ovens Restaurant Range --- 6 Top Burners, 2-4 Ovens De~and BTU/HR. 65,000 25,000 40,000 3O,000 55,000 3,000 35,000 2,000 35,000 50,000 150,000 240,000 74 TABLE 2 SIZE OF GAS PIPING Maximum Capacity of Pipe in Cubic Feet of Gas Per Hour (Based upon a Pressure Drop of 0.3 Inch Water .Column and 0.6 Specific Gravity Gas) 33.5/ Length In Feet l0 20 30 40 5O 60 70 8O 90 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275 3O0 35O 400 450 5O0 550 600 700 80O 900 1000 1/2" _.3/4" 93 218 66 151 54 124 46 107 42 96 38 88 35 81 33 76 31 72 29 68 -- 55 -- 51 -- 48 -- 45 -~ 43 -- 41 -- 39 NOMINAL PIPE SIZE l" l_l/4" 1 1/2" 2" 2 1/2" 3" .4" 420 930 1450 2900 4750 8600 1800 300 650 1020 2050 3360 6150 1270. 242 535 830 1670 2750 5050 10401 210 465 720 1450 2390 4350 9001 190 410 640 1300 2120 3900 800 175 380 585 1190 1950 3550 735 161 350 540 11 O0 1800 3300 6801 150 330 510 1025 1690 3070 635( 142 31 0 480 970 1590 2900 600 135 295 455 920 1500 2760 570 120 263 406 825 1350 2480 51 O( ll 0 240 370 750 1230 2250 ,¢651 1 O1 221 342 690 l140 21 O0 430t 95 209 320 650 1060 1950 400( 90 196 302 612 1000 1850 380t 85 186 288 580 950 1750 360( 81 178 275 550 91 0 1660 345( 78 1 70 262 530 870 1600 330( 72 158 243 490 810 1475 305( 67 148 230 460 760 1380 2851 63 139 215 430 710 1300 270( 60 132 203 41 0 675 1240 256[ 57 126 195 390 640 11 75 244C 55 120 185 375 615 1125 232C 50 112 172 350 570 1050 2181 47 104 161 323 530 980 2010 45 98 153 306 500 930 1900 42 93 144 290 475 880 1800 75 11 53000 38000 31000 26900 24000 22000 20200 19000 17900 17000 15300 14000 12800 12000 11400 10700 10200 9800 9000 8500 8000 7600 7200 6900 6400 6000 5650 5400 Figure 1 Section #7 10ft. Start of House Piping 20ft. 150,000 B.T.U. Furnace Outlet D 20 ft. Section #6 30 Gal. automatic water heater Outlet A Section #1 Sec. #5 Sec. #3 ~ 10ft.~10ft- Sec. #2 15ft. Outlet C Range Section #4 10 ft. 5ft. Outlet B Gas Refrigerator 22.4.6 Pipe Sizin9 Requirement for.Special Conditions: For conditions other than those set ~-Srth in-Para. 22~4"-~3--~n~d p~ra?-.~22~.~4.4.~and those covered by Table 2, Page 72, 'such as longer runs or larger sizes of piping, greater gas demand, application of a diversity factor when piping multiple-family dwellingS, pres- sucre higher than fifteen inches, (15") or lower than four inches (4"') ~f water co/umm pressure, or specific gravity other than 0.55 to 0.75 the size f piping required shall be calculated in a manner satisfactory to both the ing In- spector and the gas company.~ Where larger sizes of pipe than those set forth in Para. 22.4. specified by pipe sizing requirements established by the Plumbing Insp, ctor or the gas company, 'these large ~i~es shall be used. 22.5 MATERIALS: 22.5.1 Acc__q.~9_~a!~le Pipin~ Material: Consumer's gas piping shall be iron or standar~ i~eel pipe. All pipe fittings (except that in sizes ches (4") or larger, steam pattenn cast iron may be used. Where approv the Plumbing Inspector, copper or brass pipe 'in iron pipe sizes assembl threaded fittings of the same materials may be used with gases not such material. Dissimilar metal pipe shall not be buried. All yard or service piping shall be black steel, except that ~e "K" tin lined copper tubing may be used for underground piping in outside light installation. Jif galvanized pipe is used it shall be used in the ho~ piping only. Yard piping shall be buried not .less than 12" deep and not less ~han 12" from the sewer line. Gas piping and fittings shall be clear and free from cutting burrs and defects in structure or threading and shall be thoroughly brushed and s.;ale blown and reamed. The use of welded steel fittings, either 'ship or field fabricat~d, and connecting of pipe and fittings by welding is permissible. Defects in pipe or fittings shall not be repaired. When defect've pipe or fittings are located in a system the defective pipe or fittings shal be replaced. 22.5.2 Pipe Coatinq: When in contact with material exerting a corro action, piping and fittings coated with a corrosion-resistant material used. 22.5.3 Use of Old Pipe: Pipe fittings, valves, etc., removed from a y existing i~~-~ion shall not be again used until they have been thoroughly cleaned, inspected and ascertained to be equivalent to new material. 22.5.4 Joint~ComPounds: Joint compounds (pipe dope) shall be applie¢ ingly and 5-~]y to the male threads of the joint. Such compounds shall tant to the action of LP gas-air mixture. 22.5.5 Bushings: Bushings shall not be used in house piping. 22.6 P~PE THREADS: 22.6.1 Specifications for Pipe Threads: Pipe and fitting threads sh Il com- ply with the Amer~.an Standard ~or Pipe Threads, ASA BS. 1-1945. 77 rought four in- ed by ed with ye to ;ive ~hall be - spar- resis- 22.6.2 Damaged Threads: Pipe with threads which are stripped, chipped, corroded, o~otherwise damaged shall not be used. If a weld opens du~ing the operation of cutting or threading, that portion of the pipe shall not be used. 22.6.3 Number of Threads: Pipe shall be threaded in accordance with Table 3. 22.7 CONCEALED PIPING: 22.7.1 Minimum Size: No pipe smaller than standard 1/2" iron pipe size shall be used. 22.7.2 ~iping in Partitions: Concealed piping shall be located in hollow rather than in solid partitions. 22.7.3 ~crete or Masonry Floors: House piping shall not be installed in solid floor slabs such-as concrete or masonry unless the Plumbing Inspector determines there is no other practical manner of installing such pip- ing. For this type of floor construction, the house piping should be installed above the floor, in open or furred space, hollow wall, attic space, or pipe chase. Where the Plumbing Inspector determines that it is not practical to avoid the installation of piping in solid floors, then one of the following methods of installation, when approved by the Plumbing Inspector shall be followed: A, House piping may be installed in a casing of iron pipe with tightly sealed end and joints. The casing shall extend at least two inches beyond the point where the pipe emerges from the floor. The casing shall be vented to the outside atmosphere and/or coated as specified in Para. 22.7.5. B. House piping may be installed in a channel in the floor. Such chan- nel is to be suitably covered so as to permit ready access to the piping and prevent the entrance of corrosive material which can be removed with a minimum of damage to the floor. TABLE 3 Specifications for Threading Pipe Iron Pipe Size Approximate Length Approximate No. (Inches) of Threaded Portion of Threads to (Inches) Be Cut 1/2 3/4 10 3~4 3/4 10 1 7/8 10 1 1/4 1 ll 1 1/2 1 ll 2 1 11 2 1/2 1 1/2 12 3 1 1/2 12 4 1 5/8 13 78 -- 22.7,4 Buried House Piping: House piping shall not be buried or in contact with th? g~or f!ll unde~abU~J~g~ess.,~he ~lumbing Inspector deter- mines there is no other practiCal m~n~r~6~%i'nstalling such piping. Where the Plumbing Inspector determines that it is not practi( 1 to avoid installation of house piping that is buried or'in contact with the ground or fill, the Plumbing Inspector shall speci~ the method of protecting this house piping from corrosion as may be required by local soil conditions. 22.7.5 Pi~Passing Through Concrete or Masonrs Walls: When necessary to install house pi~ing through concrete or masonry walls, the piping may~be installe~ in an iron pipe conduit tightly sealed at both ends and ven~d to ~he outside, unless o~he~w~e specie,ed by ~he Plumbing l~spec~o~, 22.7.6 Connections in Original Installations: When installing piping which will be co~'~t, union, running threads, right or left couplings, bushings and sw~ng joints made by combinations of fittings shall not be used. 22.8 INSTALLATION OF PIPING: 22.8.1 Buildin9 Structure: The building shall not be weakened by t lation of any gas piping. 22.8.2 Su_9]!p_~!rting Pipe: Gas Piping shall not be supported by other but shall 6e s~-~-ported by pipe hooks, metal pipe straps, bands or hang. able 'For the size of pipe, and of' proper strength and quality at prope vals so that the piping cannot be moved accidently from the installed Spacing of supports in piping installation shall not be greate the following: 1/2. inch pipe 3/4 or 1 inch pipe I 1/4 inch or larger-(horizontal) 1 1/4 inch or larger ivertical) 6 feet 8 feet l0 feet every floor level 22.8.3 Do Not Bend Pipe: The pipe shall not be .bent. Fittings sha used when making turns in gas piping. 22.8.4 Avoid Clothes Chutes, etc.: Gas pipe inside any building sh be run in or through an air duct, clothes chute, Chimney or flue, vent duct, dumb waiter or elevator shaft. 22.8.5 Cap All Outlets: Each outlet, including a valve or stop coc be securely closed gas-tight with. a threaded iron plug or cap immediat~ installation and shall be left closed until an appliance-is connected Likewise, when an appliance is removed from an outlet and is not to be immediately, it shall be securely closed gas-'tight by means of a threa plug or cap. In no case shall the outlet be closed with tin caps woo~ corks, etc. ' 22.8.6 Location of Outlets: Outlets must be located in room or spa( the appliance is or may be installed. The.unthreaded portion of pipin! shall extend at least two inches through finished ceilings and walls, extending through floors.,..., shall be not less than two inches (2") above t 79 ~e instal- piping ~rs suit- ~ inter- )osition. than 1 be L1 1 not lating ., shall ly after hereto. used. again ed iron en plugs, where outlets nd when hem. 339 The outlet fitting or the pipe shall be securely fastened. Outlets shall not be placed behind doors. Outlets shall be far enough from floors and walls to permit the use of a pipe wrench of suitable size without straining ~or bending the pipe. 22.8.7 Prohibited Devices: No devices shall be placed inside the gas pipe or fittings that will reduce the cross-sectional area or otherwise obstruct the free flow of gas. Gas filters approved by the Plumbing Inspector shall not be constructed as prohibited devices. 22,8.8 Branch Pipe Connections: Where a branch' connection is placed on a main supply line before it is known what size of pipe will be connected to it, the connection shall be the same size as the line which supplies it. 22.9 GAS SHUT-OFF VALVE: 22.9.1 Accessibility of Gas Valves: Shut-off valves controlling several piping systems ~-~-~ll be placed at adequate distance from each other so they will be easily accessible for operation, and will be installed.so as to be protected from injury. They shall be plainly marked by the installer so that the piping systems supplied through them can be readily identified. 22.9.2 Shut-Off Valves for Multiple House Lines: In multiple tenant build- ings supplied through a master meter, or where meters are not readily access- ible from the appliance location, an individual shut-off valve for each apart- ment and for each separate house line shall be provided at a convenient point of general accessibility and tagged for identification. 22.10 TEST OF PIPING FOR TIGHTNESS: Before any system of gas piping is finally put in service, it shall be carefully tested to assure that it is gas tight. Where any part of the system is to be enclosed or concealed, this test should precede the work of closing in. To test for tightness, the piping shall be filled with air or inert gas, but not with any other gas or liquid. In no case shall oxygen ever be used. The gas piping shall withstand a pressure of not less than 15 pounds air pressure for not less than 15 minutes without showing any drop in pressure. Gauge range to register 0-30 lbs. pressure. This inspection shall be done after roughtin is completed. There shall be a second test of 5 lb. required after all appli- ance connections have been made. It shall be a violation of this ordinance for anyone to set a meter on any gas installation until the Plumbing Inspector has issued a clearance to the gas company. Repairs, alterations, re-locations and/ or other work on any portion of consumers gas piping containing measured gas shall be done by a qualified installing agency authorized to do such work. When such work is done the Plumbing Inspector shall be notified and all work done shall conform to the standard method of testing gas piping for tightness. 'The standard inspection fee shall be charged the installing agency. 22.11 TURNING ON GAS: 22.11.1 Close All Gas Outlets: Before turning gas into any piping, all openings from which gas can escape shall be closed. 22.11.2 Checkin~ for Leakage: Immediately after turning gas into piping, the system shall be checked to ascertain that no gas is escaping. 80 ~ . 22, t2 PURGING: 22.12.1 Purge All Gas Lines: After the piping has been checked and free of leaks, all piping receiving gas through the meter shall be full Under no circumstances shall a line be purged into the combustion chamb appliance. 22.12.2 Light Pilots: After the piping has been Sufficiently purgec appliances shall be purged and the pilots lighted. The installer shall himsel'f that al' piping and all appliances are fully purged before leav 22.13 FI REPLACES 22.13.1 Valves: An AGA approved valve shall 'be placed on all firepl 22.14 APPLIANCE INSTALLATION - GENERAL INSTA/.LATION REQUIREMENTS: :ound to be purged. .~r of an , all assure ing the premises. ~ces~ 22.14.1 Appliances and Accessories to Comply with standard Requirements: All gas applianc-E~-~d accessories instal led for domestic.or commercial use/shall: A. Be listed by a nationally accepted testing agency*, or / B.' Comply with applicable American Standard Approval or Listink Requirements**, or C. Be acceptable to the authority having jurisdiction. 22.14.2 Listed Appliances and Accessories: The word "listed" used i tion with applianc, es and accessories throughout the present text refers appliances and accessories which are shown in a list published by an ap nationally recognized testing agency* qualified and equipped for experi testing, and maintaining an adequate periodic inspection of current pro of listed models 'and whose listing states either that the appliance or sory complies with nationally recognized safety requirements or has bee and found safe for use in a specified manner. 22.14.3 Type of Gas: It shall be determined that the appliance has designed for use with the gas 'to which it will be connected. No attemp be made to conw~rt the appliance from the gas specified on the rating p use with a different gas without consulting the local gas company or th~ facturer for complete instructions. 22.14.4 Verification of Pipe Size: When connecting additional appli a piping system, the existing piping shall be checked to determine if i adequate capacity. (See 22.4.) If inadequate, the existing system sha enlarged as required or a separate line of adequate capacity shall be r the meter to the~appliance. The American Gas Association, Inc., Laboratories and Underw Laboratories, Inc. are such nationally recognized agencies. Such compliance may be determined by the presence on th~ ap accessory of a label of a'nationally recognized testing age fied and equipped to perform the tests necessary to determi compliance and maintaining an adequate periodic inspection ¢ production, models, and whose label on the appliance or acc( that it complies with national safety requirements. In cam applicable standard has been developed for a given class of or accessory, approval of the authority having jurisdiction obtained before the appliance or accessory is installed. 81 connec- to ~roved nental ~uction lcces- tested )een ; shal 1 late for manu- ~nces to ' has '1 be In from 'iter's ,liance or ~cy quali- ~e such ,f current ~ssory states ~s where no appliance should be 342 22.14.5 Permissible Temperature on Combustible Materials: All gas appliances and their flue or vent connectors shall be installed so that continued or inter- mittent operation will not create a hazard to persons or property. They shall not during operation, raise the temperature of unprotected combustible walls, partitions, floors, or ceilings more than 90° F. above normal room temperature when measured with mercury thermometers or conventional bead type thermocouples. (When wall and partition temperatures are measured with disc type thermocouples as specified in American Standard Approval Requirements for the types of appli- ances involved, and indicated'temperature rise of 120° F. will correspond to the 90° F. rise measured with thermometers or conventional bead type thermocouples.) Minimum clearances between combustible walls and the back and sides of various conventional types of appliances and their flue or vent connections are specified in this Section. 22.14.6 Air for Combustion: Appliances shall be installed in a location in which the facilities for ventilation permit satisfactory combustion of gas and proper venting, under normal conditions of use. While all forms of building construction cannot be covered in detail, this requirement may usually be met by application of one of the following methods in ordinary building construction: A. In buildings of conventional frame, brick, or stone construction without enclosed appliance rooms, basement storm windows, or tight stair doors, infiltration is normally adequate to provide air for combustion and draft hood dilution. (See Chapt. 6, Pg. 44, Col II, Uniform Mechanical Code.) B. Where appliances are installed in a confined space within a building, provision may be made for supplying this space with air for combus- tion and ventilation by eliminating the ceiling of the confined space; provided, however, that the area above this confined space freely communicates with the outdoors. C. Where appliances are installed in a confined space within a building having adequate air infiltration, provisions shall be made for sup- plying this space with air for combustion and ventilation. This may be accomplished through use of two permanent openings freely commun- icating with interior areas of adequate infiltration or by compliance with provisions of item (B) or {D}. These two permanent opening~ shall each have an area of not less than one {1) sq. in. per 1000 BTU per hour of input rating. One opening shall be near the top of the confined space and one near the bottom. If necessary, con- tinuous ducts having cross-sectional areas equal to the opening shall be utilized to communicate with the source of air supply. The mini- mum dimensions of rectangular air ducts shall be not less than three {3) inches. D. Where appliances are installed in a confined space within a building, the building being of unusually tight construction, air for combus- tion and ventilation must be obtained directly from outdoors or from outdoors or from spaces {crawl or attic} freely communicating with the outdoors. Under these conditions, the openings called for in {C) shall be replaced either by the provision (B} above or bytwo openings having a combined area of not less than two (2) sq. in. free area per 1000 BTU per hour of input rating. One opening shall be near the top of the enclosure and one near the bottom. These openings shall be of approximately equal area and shall communicate with the selected source or sources of adequate air supply by con- tinuous ducts of the same cross-sectional area as the openings to 82 Eo which they connect.. The.~min.imum dimension of rectangular a shall not be le~{han~ t~ree~¢inches. (~_).3" Any:duct from th opening must be horizontal or pitched upward. Where appl i ances are, ~_:n~a~%~l~i~,~D~::~unconfi ned spaces, such a .basement, within a uilding'of"uni~sualiy tight construction combustion and ventilation must be obtained from outdoors o spaces freely communicating with the outdoors. No combusti is to be obtained from return air plenum. Under these cond a permanent opening or openings having a total free area of than one (1).sq. in. per lO00 BTU per hour of input rating provided. Where ducts are required, they shall be of the sectional area as the openings to Which they connect. The dimension of rectangular air duct.<; shall be not less than inches. Ventilating air ~utie%reg. ister For furnace room f scl. in. free area for each 1000 Btu per hour furnace input, located %' above relief opening of ~ draft hood. Register must ~ not be blocked by drapes ~ or other Furnishings.~ ~ Both registers must either face same Illllll ~org , v..ti~atod Iit1111 interior space or ax- IIIIIII t,nd t .... h ,poc,IIIIIII byre ..... fduct, IIIIIII Vertical distance ~.lo ]I.U~[ ~.o~ registers should II~l Suggest room access [ d~r be nor less than 6 Ftue should termlnale ab~)ve peak of roof and above nearby walls lo assure satisfactory flue parlor. manes. In installations v~here the flue terminal is below nearby walls or roof peaks, an effective rant cowl should be used. 'No port of furnace casing drear limn inches to wall. *Spacing behvoofl draft h~ o~ w~ at I~U 6 in~. flue products may ~ died t~o~ wall, 12 i~e ~ ing r~Omm~. Air circulated by f~nace mall be handled by feet high by a width sulfi- ducts which are sealed cient to provide for in- Combustion and ventilation to furnace casing Mtd stallation, or removal of air inlet register for furnace are tntireiy sePmrate furnace. At least 2 feet room I sq. in. free area ~or h'om means I~OVided iff horizontal clearance each 1000 Btu per hoar lur. supplying combuUie~ should bu provided in aoce input, located at or be. and veafilalkm ah', J~ront of furnace when Iow .combustion air inlet to closet door is open or furnace. Register mu~t not be 18 inches when door is blocked by dra~s or other *U~4,s approved dosed.* ~urnishlngs. {or a dm~ spacing. Figure 2 F. The sizeof combustion air open~.ngs specified~shall_not nec govern installations having a combination-input in excess o BTU per hour. Go Operation of exhaust fans, kitchen ventilation systems, or may create conditions requiring special attention to avoid factory appliance operation. 22.14.7 ~e.nti~ Appliances shall be vented in accordance with the of the Uniform Mechanical Code, Vol. II, 1967 Edition. 22.14.8 Flammable Vapors: Gas appliances shall not be installed in tion where flammable vapors are likely to be present, unless the design tion, and installation are such as to eliminate the possible ignition o flammable vapors~ (This section refers to industrial and commercial est ments. ) 83 r ducts top a ful 1 air for from on air itions, not less shall be ame cross- ,inimum ~ree (3) ~ssarily 400,000 :ireplaces Insatis- irovi sions ~ny Inca- opera- ~the ablish- 22.14.9 Accessibility--: Every appliance shall be located so that it will be readily accessible for servicing and replacement. 22.14.10 Avoid Strain on Piping: Gas appliances shall be adequately supported and so connect to the piping as not to exert undue strain on the connections. 22.14.11 Extra Device or Attachment: No device or attachment shall be instal- led on any gas appliance which may in any way impair the combustion of gas. 22.14.12 Combination of Appliances: Any combination of appliances, attach- ments or dev~es used together in any manner shall comply with the standards which apply to the individual appliances. 22.14.13 Use of Air or Oxsgen Under Pressure: Where air or oxygen under pressure is used in connection with the gas supply, effective means shall be provided to prevent air or oxygen from passing back into the gas piping. The local gas company shall be consulted for details. 22.14.14 Venting of Pressure Regulators: Gas appliance pressure regulators requiring access to the atmosphere for successful operation shall be equipped with a vent pipe leading to the outer air or into the combustion chamber adjacent to a constantly burning pilot, unless constructed or equipped to limit the escape of gas from the vent opening in the event of diaphram failure to not more than 1.0 cu. ft. per hour of a 0.68 specific gravity gas at 7 inches water column pressure. In case of vents leading to the outer air, means shall be employed to prevent water from entering this pipe and also to prevent stoppage of it by insects and foreign matter. In case of vents entering the combustion chamber, the vent shall be located so that the escaping gas will be readily ignited from the pilot flame and the heat liberated will not adversely affect the operation of the thermal element. The terminus of the vent shall be securely held in a fixed position relative to the pilot flame. For manufactured gas, a flame arres- tor in the vent line may also be necessary. 22.14.15 Installation Instructions: The installer shall leave the manufac- turer's inst~ instructions in a lOcation on the premises where they are readily available for reference by the authority having jurisdiction. 22.14.16 Listed Automatic Pilot Required with Automatic Controls: The installation of automatic off and on controls or modulating controls on any appliance is prohibited unless the appliance is listed for such use and is equipped with a listed automatic pilot. For information governing the instal- lation and the use of automatic controls on Conversion Burners, see Para. 22.15.8. 22.14.17 A. Be ~ppliance Connections to Building Piping: Connectin~ Non-Portable Appliances: Permanently connected and/or non-portable appliances such as central heating, water heating and similar equipment that becomes a part of the building fixtures. Such a semi-rigid connection shall not be more than two feet (2') in length and shall be protected from mechanical injury. Such connec- tions shall have a gas stop, installed at the connection to the house piping and it shall be readily accessible. Connecting Domestic Ranges, Refrigerators, etc.: Domestic gas ran- ges, hot plates, refrigerators, room heaters and similar equipment, shall be connected to the gas piping with rigid pipe, listed simi- rigid tubing and fittings or listed appliance connectors or flexible 84 22.14.18 A. Bm Da metal tubing and fi~g~] 'Wh2n ~ s~ml-r~g~d tubing connector or a connector of flexible metal tubing and fittings is used~ it shall connect to an outlet in the same room as the appliance, l~he length of the connector shall not exceed six (6) feet. The connector shall be installed so as to be protected against mechanical 'injury. Such connections shall have a gas stop installed at the connection to the house piping and it shall be readily accessible. Use of Gas Hose: The connection of an appliance with a~ny type of gas hose is prohibited except when used with laboratory, hop or ironing equipment that requires mobility during operation Such connections shall have the shut-off or stop cock installed at the connection to the house piping. Where gas hose is used, '~t shall be of the minimum practical length, but not to exceed six feet (6'), and shall not extend from one room to another nor pass through any walls, partitions, ceilings, or floors, under no circumstances shall gas hose be concealed from view or used in a concealed lo(ation. Electrical Connections: Electrical Connections: All electrical connections between gas appliances and the building wiring shall conform to the N~tional Electrical Code, NFPA 1955. Electric I~nition and Control Devices: No devices employing or depending upon an electrical current shall be used to conirol or ignite a gas supply if of such a character that failure o~ the electrical current could result in the escape of unburned gas or in failure to reduce the supply of gas under conditions w~ ch would normally result in its reduction unless other means are p~ ~vided which would prevent the development of dangerous temperatures, pressures or the escape of gas. Electrical Ground: The gas piping shall not be used for electri- cal ground nor shall electric circuits utilize gas or water piping casii~g of controls panels or other metal parts in lieu oflwiring. This provision shall not apply to low voltage control and lignition circuits, and to electronic flame detection circuits incor)orated as a part of the appliance. Electrical Circuit: The electrical circuit employed for o~erating the automatic main gas-control w~lve, automatic pilot, roe tempera- ture thermostat, limit control or other electrical device.~ gas.~appliance shall be in accordance with the wiring diag~ lied with the appliance. Cont::nuous Power: All gas appliances using electrical corn shall have the controls connected into a permanently live cal circuit, i.e., one that is not controlled by a light Heatin9 Durin~ Construction: All gas appliances requiring cal power for operation and/or control shall be connected trical wiring in a safe and substantial manner prior to tu of gas to such appliance. 22.15 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIFIC APPLIANCES: 22.115.1 Domestic Ran~es:~ A. Clearance from CombuStible Construction: Listed domestic when installed on combustible floors shall be set on their used with ~ms supp- :rols ~lectri- ~itch. electri- ~ith elec- ming on as ranges bases 85 or legs and shall be installed with clearances not less than shown in Table 4. In no case shall clearances be such as to interfere with the requirements for combustion air and accessibility. Table 4 DOMESTIC GAS RANGES Type of Range Spacing of Top Burner Opening From Side of Range Distance From Combustible Constructions,Inches Wall Not Wall Body Projecting Extending Extending of Flue Above Above Range Box Cooking Top Cooking Top A Uninsulated Insulated* B Insulated Flush to Wall C Flush to Wall ............. 6 6 6 1 Less than 5 in~ 1/2 3 1 1 5 in. or more 1/2 1/2 1 1 Less than 5 in. Flush 3 Flush ... 5 in. or more Flush Flush Flush ... Be 22.15.2 A. .B. Ce Vertical Clearances Above Cooking Top: Domestic gas ranges shall have a vertical clearance above the cooking top of not less than thirty-six inches (36") to combustible construction. When the under- side of such combustible construction is protected with asbestos millboard at least one quarter inch (1/4") thick covered with sheet metal of not less than No~ 28 U.S. gauge, the distance shall, extend nine inches (9") beyond the sides of the range. Water Heater (Gas Fired): Prohibited Installations: Water heaters shall not be installed in bathrooms, bedrooms, or in any room without proper ventilation with reference to combustion air. However, water heaters of the automa- tic storage type may be installed as a replacement in a bathroom, when specifically authorized by the Plumbing Inspector providing they are properly vented and are supplied with adequate combustion air. Clearance: Gas-fired water heaters shall be positioned in relation to combustible construction with a minimum clearance in accordance with Table 5. In no case shall clearances be such as to interfere with the requirements for combustion.air and accessibility. (See Para. 22,14.6 and Para. 22.14.9.) Connections: Water heaters shall be connected in a manner to permit observation, maintenance and servicing. Closed Systems: No water heater shall be installed in a closed system of water piping unless a temperature and water pressure re- lief valve is provided. Table 5 MINIMUM CLEARANC"£S~~ ~:~'R~D' WATER HEATERS Type of Heater** Distance from Combustible Con., Inches Nearest Part of Jacket F1 Type A 6 . Type B 2 . Type C ... ** Type A -- Miscellaneous (including circulating tank', instantaneous lated,.underfired). Type B -- Underfired, insulated automatic storage heaters. TY'pe C -- Type B units with one or more flat sides and tested for lation flush to wall. Table 6 MINIMUM CLEARANCES FOR LISTED GAS-FIRED ROOM HEATERS Type Warm Air Circulators Radiant Heaters Wall Heaters Gas Steam-and Hot Wa~er Radiators Distance from Combustible Constructio~ Jacket, Sides and Rear Projecting F1 or Draft I~ 6 2 6 2 Flush 6 2 E. ..Temperature, Pressure and Vacuum Relief Valves: The insta and adjustment of temperature, pressure and vacuum relief combination thereof, and automatic gas shut-off valves sha accordance with the requirements of the Plumbing Inspector the manufacturer's instructions-accompanying such devices. Fo Anti-.Syphonin9 Devices: Means acceptable ~o the Plumbing shall be provided to prevent syphOning in any boiler or ta which any water heater, is 'attached. A cold water tube wit near the top is commonly accepted for this purpose. 22.15.3 Room or Space Heaters: Clearance: A room or space heater shall be placed so as n cause a hazard to walls, doors, curtains, furniture, doors etc., and to the free movements of persons within the room ances designed and marked "For use in non-combustible fire fire-place only" shall not be installed elsewhere. Listed space heaters shall be installed with clearance not less t. fied in the Appliance and Equipment Vents (22.16), except ances listed for installation at. lesser clearances may be in accordance with their listing. In no case shall the cl be such as to interfere with the requirements of combustiol accessibility. truction at Side Flush uninsu- nstal- -Inches ue Box ood lation ~alves or 1 be in or with nspector ~k to a hole to when open,, Appli- .resistive room or an speci- hat appli- nstalled .arance air and 87 22,15.4 A. with the requirements for combustion air and accessibility.' Erection and Mounting:. A central heating boiler or furnace shall Wall T_zp_~__Room Heaters: Wall type room or space heaters shall not be installed in walls of combustible construction unless listed for such installation. Installation in ~ Only room heaters listed for vented ~-~e shall'"be installed in. sleeping quarters for use of transients, as in hotels, motels, auto courts and institutions such as homes for the aged, sanitariums, convalescent homes, orphanages, etc. Such heaters shall be connected to an effective flue or vent and equipped with an automatic safety pilot. Listed Central Heating Boilers and Furnaces: __ Manual Shut-Off Valves: Where a complete shut-off type automatic pilot system is not uti'lized, a manual shut-off valve-shall be pro- vided ahead of all controls, except the manual pilot gas valve. ~ Where a complete shut'off type automatic pilot system is utilized, a manual shut-off valve shall be provided ahead of all controls. A manual shut-off valv. e shall be provided for shutting off the main burner gas independently of the pilot gas. A union connection shall be provided downstream from the manual shut-off valve to permit removal of the controls, including auto- matic pilot device. Clearances: Listed central heating boilers and furnaces for other ~han residential use shall be installed with clearances not less than specified in the Uniform Mechanical Code, Volume I, except that appliances listed for installation at lesser c.learances may be install- ed in accordance with their listing. In no case shall the clearance be such as to interfere with the requirements for combustion air and accessibility. Listed central heating boilers and furnaces for residential use shall be installed with clearances not less than specified in the Uniform Mechanical Code, Volume I, except that appliances listed for installation at lesser clearances may~be installed in accordance with their listing. In no case shall the clearance be such as to interfere'__ be erected in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and shall be installed on a firm, level, fireproof foundation unless listed for installations on a combustible floor if protected in a manner acceptable to the Plumbing Inspector. D. Accessibility:. The installation of central heating boilers and fur- naces s'hall be such as to make them accessible for cleaning of heating surfaces, removal of burners, replacement of sections, motors, con- trols, filters, draft hoods and other working parts, and for adjust- ment and lubrication of parts requiring such attention~ E. Feed Water and Drain Connections to Boilers: A steam or hot water boiler shall be provi'de'd with a direct connection to a water supply and individual control valve and check valve. A drain valve, by means of which the boiler may be flushed or drained, also shall be provided. F. Temperature or Pressure Control Devices on Boilers: Steam and hot water boilers shall be provided with automatic devi'ces, approved by the Plumbing Inspector to shut down the burners in the event of un- due pressure or low water in a steam boiler, or over-heating in a 88 349 hot water boiler ~.~ fe control device~, steam and hot water pressure reli.~f valves approved by the Plumbing Inspector. 22.16 APPLIANCE AND EQUIPMENT VENTS: 22.16.1 Appl. iance Requiring Vents: Vents shall be required on flog furnaces, suspended heating units, insert wall furnaces, boilers, AGA appliances having down draft diverters, duct furnaces, attic furnaces, below the floor .~ating units, water heaters (and other gas-fired appliances designed to be u .~d with a vent. ) 22.'16.2 Type of Vents: Such vents Cot equipment having an hourly BtU input rating of 750,0~-0 or less shall be constructed of AGA approved double ~all metal pipes having an exterior casting of galvanized iron of aluminum and an interior lining of aluminum or non-corrodible metal and separated by a dead air space, or otl~er listed type of vent approved by the Plumbing Inspector. 22.16.3 ~: All vent pipes shall beI supported by and secure(, to rigid structural members in such manner as to prevent vertical or horizontal displace- ment. Each gas vent shall extend above the roof surface and through ts flash- ing and shall terminate in an approved cap with a venting capacity not less than that of the vent. The outlet opening of any such vent shall be not les than twelw.~ inches (12") from any portion of the building, nor less than four feet (4') from any of that portion of the building or structure which extenis at an angle of more than 45 degrees upward from the horizontal. No such ven: outlet shall terminate! less than four feet.(4') from or one foot (1') above a~y door, window, or air intake. No vents shall terminate less than four feet (4') in vertical ~eight above-the vent collar of the appliance. 22.116.4 Industrial or Public Buildings: In buildings used for comm.,rcial, ihdustrial or public purposes, equipment having an. hourly BTU input ra;ing of more than 750,000 shall be connected to stacks designed and built acco'ding to accepted engineering standards and approved by the City Plumbing Inspe :tor. 22.116.5 Vent Caps: An effective vent cap which does not reduce the cross- sectional area of the vent outlet and also protects against wind induc:d down draft.,;, rain and snow shall be used. 22.16.6 Vent Flashings: Sheetmetal flashings of aluminum, copper o galvan- ized iron shall be used.. 22.17 VENTING REQUIREMENTS: (The following tables apply specifically to double-wall Type B gas vents constructed of metal, includ!ng all fittings, from the [raft hood outlet to top of vent.) 22.17.1 Individual Vents: Total Vent Height is the vertical distan e between the draft hood outlet and the vent top. The position or rise of a con~ ector, or the location of an offset, has no effect on the total vent height. Le~ gth of Laterial is the horizontal distance or offset between the draft hood o~ tlet and the final vertical portion of vent. See Figure A, Page 8~o / 89 22.17.2 Procedure For Using The Individual Vent Table: To determine the proper vent size for an individ- ual vent, See Table 7. F, igure A (1) Determine total vent height and length of lateral, based on appli- ance and vent location, and height to top of vent pipe. (2) Read down the total vent height column at the left to a height equal to or greater than the total vent height. (3) Select the horizontal row for the appropriate length of Lateral (Zero for straight vertical vents). (4) Read across to the first column which shows a capacity equal to or greater than the appliance nameplate heat input, except .for room heaters, floo~ furnace~., and vented recessed heaters, in which case st_~9_P at the first value whic~h is equal t0 or greater than 1.4 times the nameplate hea'----t lnpu~t. (5) If the vent size shown at the top of the column containing the correct capacity is equal to or larger than the appliance draft hood, use the vent shown by the Table. (6) If, however, the vent shown is smaller than the draft hood size, see Paragraph 22.12.4, 90 -- 22.17.2 Example: , Fi~.u~'e B A typical individual venting pr is shown in Figure B. The furn~ a 150,000 BTU capacity and a 6- draft hood. Procedure: Go down the Total Vent Height c to 20-foot height and across on line for 10-foot lateral. 150,000 BTU capacity is found i 5-inch'size column. 338,000 BTU capacity is shown i 6-inch size column. 5-inch size is adequate because height, exceeds l0 feet (See Par 22.17.4 Draft Hood-to-Vent Reductions: The vent size determined fr Table may be usea, even though a draft hood-to-vent reduction takes pl long as the vent is at least 10 feet high. When a vent is shorter tha high, the vent should be at least as large as the draft hood. Vents for draft hoods 12 inches in diameter or less should not more than 1 pipe size. A 6-to-5-inch or a 12-to-lO-inch reduction is size reduction. For larger gas burning equipment, such as boilers, ha hood sizes from 14 to 24 inches in diameter, reductions of more than 2 are not recommended. (24-to-20-inch is a 2-size reduction.) 22.17.5 Combined Vents: A "combined" vent is a venting system for more appliances at one level attached to a common vent. "Least Total is the vertical distance from the highest appliance draft hood outlet system to the top of the vent. (Se~ Figure A, Page 82~.) This is one dimension for any one system regardless of the number of placement of in the system.. "Connector Rise" for any appliance is the vertical dis its draft hood outlet to the-point where the next connector joins the A "Common Vent" is the p6rtion of the venting system above the lowest connection. When the common vent is entirely vertical, it is called a or "V" type. Otherwise the common vent is a Lateral or "L" type. 22.17.5a Interconnection of Vents: No flue or vent connector fro) appliance shall be interconnected with any other flue or vent connecto pipe, or flue, unless such gas appliances are equipped with an automat to prevent the escape of unburned gas at the main burner of burners. gas-appliance flue or vent connector is joined with a smoke pipe from ance burning some other type of fuel for connection into a single flue they shall be joined by a Y-fitting located as close as practicable to ney. With liquefied petroleum gases the automatic device to prevent ti of unburned gas shall shut off the pilot light as well as the main bur) burners. All gas appliances connected to the common vent shall be locat~ same story of the building. ject ~ce has inch 1 umn the total 22.13.4). ~ the ice, as 10 feet be reduced 1 pipe ~i~g draft pipe sizes :wo or leight" n the =ixed ~ppliances :ance from ;ystem. nter- Vertical a gas , smoke c device Ihere a n appli- opening, the chim- e escape er of d in the Table 7 MAXIMUM CAPACITY, Thousands of BTU Per Hour' TOTA£ LF~GTH ~O;HT L.AT~L 3" , 5" 7" 10" 12" 16" 18" 20" 22" 24" '-"--~ --~ .... 90 125 190 2~5 320 ~0 720 670 1200 1630 2000 2430 2' 39. 59 94 137 190 250 4051 586 740 960 1220 1520 1830 2180 4' 4' 29 56 90 133 185 243 395t 570 730 956 1215 1510 1820 2170 8' 27 53 64 125 175 232 377 525 790 930 11 90 1505 1810 2160 ..... 0 40 ' 86 141 205 285 370 570 850 1170 1530 '1960 2430 2950 3526 2' 30 67 105 157 217 285 455 650 890 1170 1480 1850 2220 2670 6' 6, 32 61 190 '149 205 273 435 630 870 1150 1470 1820 2210 2050 12' · 28 55 91 137 190 255 406 610 840 1110 1430 1795 2180 2600 0 50 94 155 235 320 415 660 970 1320 1740 2220 2750 3390 4010 8" 826 40 75 120 180 247 322 515 745 1020 1340 1700- 2110 2560 3050 35 66 109 165 227 303 490 720 1000 1320 1670 2070 2530 3030 ,16' 28 50 96 148 206 281 458 685 950 1200 1690 2035 2470 2960, 0 55 100 16~ 255 345 450 720 1060 1450 1925 2450 3050 3710 4450 '~' 42 01 129 195 273 355 560 856 1130 1480 1890 2340 2840 3390 'B O' 10' 36 70 115 175 245 330 525 795 1080 1430 1840 2280 2780 3340 20' -- 66 100 154 217 300 486 735 1030 1360 1780 2230 .2720 3250 0 58 112 167 285 390 525 840 1240 1720 2270 2900 3620 4410 5300 2' 48 93 150 225 316 414 675 985 1350 1770 2260 2800 3410 4080 15' 15' 37 76 128 198 275 373 610 905 1250 1675 2150 2700 3390 3980 34:)' -- 60 107 169 243 328 553 845 I180 1556 2056 2620 3210 3840 - "~ 6~ 119 202 307 430 575 930 1356 1900 2520 3250 4060 4980 6000 2' 51 100 166 249 346 470 755 1100 1520 2_0~0 2570 3290 3910 4700 20' 10' 44 89 150 228 321 443 710 1045 1460 1640 2500 3130 3830 4600 20' 35 70 134 2~ 295 410 665 990 1390 1890 2430 3050 3760 4550 30' -- 68 120 186 273 38O 626 945 1270 1700 2330 2980 3656 4390 0 64 128 220 336 475 ' ' 650 1060 1550 2170 2920 3770 4750 5856 7060 ~ · 2' 56 112 185 280 394 535 665 1310 1890 2380 3050 3010 4656 5600 130 20' -- 90 154 237 343 473 764 1185 1656 2200 2870 3656 4490 5310 ..... ~ , --, -- -- 200 298 415 705 1075 1520 206o 2790 3490 4270 5140 0, 66 J32 '228 353 500 685 1140 1730 2400' 3230 4180 5270 6500 7860 ' 50 110 198 298 420 579 960, 1420 2000 2660 3420 4300 ~ 6329 ~, ~l" ~ -- 6i 167 201 377 516 860 1310 1830 2460 3200 4050 6070 4g)~ -- -- -- 223 333 460 785 1205 1710 2310 3020 3846 4786 9020 0 -- 1~ 238 373 535 730 1256 1920 2790 3650 4740 6000 7380 9000 2' -- 125 213 336 476 656 1060 1605 2250 3020 3920 4960 6150 7400i 60' 30' -- -- 170 275 397 555 930 1440 2050 . 2780 3640 4700 5730 7000 60' -- -- -- 334 475 830 i285 1870'2560 3390 4330 5420 66~) O, -- -- 23g 384 550 755 1290 2020 2890 3960 5100 6450 8000 9750 2' -- -- 217 356 495 663'1145 1740 2460 3320 4310 5450 6740 0260 80' 40' -- -- -- 275" 464 570 980 1515 2190 2990 3920 5000 6270 7650 80' ? .... -:- 656 1420 2000 2750 664O 4080 50~0 720O - 0 . -- -- 460 560 770 1310 2050 2056 4050 5300 6700 8600 10,300 2' -- -- -- 375 510 7O0 1170 1820 2550 35O0. 4600 5800 7200 8800 JO0' 50' .... 405 575 1000 1550 2250 3100 4050 5300 6600 8105 100' J ...... 870 1430. 2050 2850 3750 4900 6100 1500 NOTES I A ..... See step 4 of paragraph 22.13,2 S "~" Where no capacity is given, vent may be liable to bo~h spillage and condensation. C: Regardless of altitude, always design vent for sea level nameplate appliance input. D "0" lateral applies only to o vertical vent attached to a top outlet draft hood. Regardless of the size vent shown by the Tables or Calculator for such appliances, do not connect four-inch draft hoods to three- inch vents. 92' 22.17.5b Water Heater Ven~n~Man~i~ds: ~Every gas water heater shall have an entirety separate and ~ndependent' ve~, except that not more ~han four gas water heaters may be connected to a common vent manifold if constructed and installed in accordance with the requirements of this'Section. (a) Location - All water heaters connected to the common ven~ shall be located in the same story of the building. (b) VentManifold.Required - If more than three feet (3') of vent con- nector is required to connect a water heater to the common vent, the water heater shall be.connected to a vent manifold. ~ (c) Length of Vent Manifold - The length of the vent manifOl~ shall be not greater than 75 per cent of the height of the vertical vent to which it connects, nor shall the length of the vent manifold exceed fifteen feet (15'). i ' / (d) Slope - The vent manifold and w. nt: connector shall slopelup' at a rate of not less than one-half inch (1/2") per foot of l~ngth. The vent manifold s.hall be located as high as the structure will permit. (e) Connections The connections between individual water h~aters and the .vent manifolds shall be as direct as possible and sh~ll have the maximum possible vertical rise above the flue outlet of the water heaters. (f) Size of Vent The size of the common vent and the vent anifold shall be not less than the values set forth in the following Table. (g) Other Designs of Vent Manifolds - The use of other arrangements ahd size of vent gas connectors and piping for interco~nectei vents and -vent manifolds may be permitted when approved by the Bui ding Official. Number of Maximum Gas In- Minimum Internal Gas Water Put Rating of Diameter of Vent Heaters All Gas Water And Vent Manifold Heaters (Inches) 2 or 3 75,000 BTU 5 4 100,000 BTU 6 4 200,000 BTU 7 4 300,000 BTU 8 22.17..6 Procedure for Determinin~ Each Vent Connector Size: (1) Determine the Least Total Height for the system. (2) Determine the Connector Rise for each appliance. (3) Enter the Vent Connector Table at the appropriate Least l)tal Height. Continue across on the line for the first appliance Connector Rise to the nameplate BTU rating (or the next h gher rating) for that appliance. Read the connector vent size for that appliance at the top of this column. ('4) At the same Least Total Height, repeat the procedure for :he Connector Rise and BTU rating for each appliance. Never use a connector smaller than draft hood outlet size. CAUTION: 22.17.7 (1) (2) (3) (4) CAUTION: Procedure for Determinin~ Size of Common Vent: Add together all appliance BTU input ratings to determine the total BTU rating. Enter the Common Vent Table at the same Least Total Height used in Table 9, Page 92. Continue across either on the "L" line or on the "V" line as indi- cated in Table 9, Page 92.- Stop at the first value which is equal to or greater than the total BTU rating. (5) Read the size of the Common Vent at the top of this column. Regardless of table results, the Common Vent must always be at least as large as the largest connector. If both connectors are the same size, the common vent must be at least one size larger. 22.17.8 Example: IS FEET ONE FOOT IS FEET IS FEET 140,000 TOTA~INPUT: LEAST I I LEAST ~COMMON VENT LEAST CONNECTOR I I TOTAL ~ _~__.,,~ SINCH SIZE TOTAl. RISE d. ~] TOTAL HEIGHT ~EERcON#EcT~°g NEIOHT ~ ~ q~ HEIGHT ~s,ooo I I *,s,ooo FURNACE I I I ii , .ooo Figure A shows a typical two-appliance combined-vent system. To deter- mine common vent and individual connector sizes, use the following procedure: (1) Enter the Vent Connector Table at [east Total Height of 15 feet and a Connector Rise of 1 foot. Read across to the BTU rating next higher than the water heater rating. This is the column showing 53,000 BTU. At the top of_this column a 4-inch connector size is designated for~the water heater. See Figure A, above. (2) Enter the Vent Connector Table at the same Total Height (15 feet) but this time for the furnace Connector Rise of 3 feet. Read across to 111,000 BTU (the next higher rating above 105,000 BTU). At the top of this column a vent connector size of 5 inches is designated for the furnace connector. See Figure B, above. (3) The sum of the two ratings is 140,000 BTU. Enter the Common Vent Table at the same Least Total Height (15 feet) and on the "V" line. For a total capacity of 144,000 BTU, the column heading directs a 5-inch common vent for this system. See Figure C, above, 94 -- /VMJ(IMUM COUBg ED Vi ABLES VENT CONNECTOR TABLE MAXIMUM INPUT TO VENT CONNEi~OR, Thousonds of BTU Per Hour COMMON VENT TABLE INPUT TO EACH SECTION O4F COMMON VENT, Thousands of BTU Per Ho~ i 308 590 ~,4 1950 2240 490 2280 612 2620 115S I~10 11i10 1950 2470 3710 I 4590 35,10 I 436O Table 9 95 22.18 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS: 22.18.1 National Electrical Code: All electrical connections between gas appliances and the building wir---~shall conform, at least, to the National Electrical Code, ASA C1, 1965. 22.18.2 Electric I_~ion and Control Devices: No devices employing or de- pending upo~-~ctrica~ ~u~nt shall be used to control or ignite a gas sup- ply if of such a character that failure of the electrical current could result in the escape of unburned gas or in failure to reduce the supply of gas under conditions which Would normally result in its reduction unless other means are provided to prevent the development of dangerous temperatures, pressures or the escape of gas. 22.18.3 Electrical Ground: The gas piping shall not be used as a grounding electrode for an electric fuse panel, telephone circuit or lightning arrester, nor shall electric circuits utilize gas piping, casing of controls, panels or other metal parts in lieu of wining. This provision shall not apply to low voltage control and ignition circuits, and to electronic flame detection device circuits incorporated as part of the appliance. 22.19 COMPLIANCE WITH ACCEPTED STANDARD: 22.19.1 National Standard: All work installed under the Gas Fitting Section of this Cod~-~all comply to the standards of the National Board of Fire Under- writers for the installation of gas piping and gas appliances in buildings as recommended, by the National Fire Protection Association, a pamphlet normally referred to as NBFU Pamphlet No. 54. Except where specifically changed by Table within this Code, all provisions of NBFU Pamphlet No. 54 shall ap@iy to work installed under this Code. 35? CHAPTER 23 TRAILER PARK PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE SYSTEMS 23.1 GENERAL' 23.1.1 be designed and 'installed in accordance with the provisions of this Ch the installation requirements of this Code. Adherence to Code' Trailer park plumbing and drainage systems shall apter and 23. T.2 Prohibited Pipin9 Installation: No gas piping, non-metalli or vent piping, sewage disposal system or parts thereof, shall be loc~ area where a trailer may be parked, or a cabana, or other structure me -23.1.3 Plans and Specifications'Requieed: Before any plumbing or disposal facilities are installed or altered in any trailer park, dupl and specifications shall be filed and proper permits obtained from th Plumbing Inspection Department. Plans shall show in detail: A. Plot plan of park, property lines,, driveways, existing or p buildings and the sizes of trailer sites. B. Complete specification and piping layout of proposed plumbi or alteration. C. Complete specification and layout of proposed sewage dispos or alteration. 23.2 DRAINAGE AND VENT INSTALLATION: 23.2.1 Drainage Installation: Each trailer site shall be provided 3-inch I~.P~le or female threaded connection extending above the s grade from a 3 inch, minimum size, vented "P" trap. See Figure 2. Tr be located with reference to the immediate boundary lines of the desig or area within each trailer site that will actuall.y be occupied by the Each such trap shall be located in the rear third quarter section alon boundary line of the trailer parking area. See Figure 3. Each trap i nection shall be protected at grade by a concrete pad not less than 4 thick and 18 inches square if 90© ell is used. See Figure 1-B. Concr, should be not less than 8 inches thick and 16 inches square if vertica let is used. See Figure 1-D. No trap shall be more than 24 inches be Each trap inlet connection shall be effectively capped with a screw ty plug when not in use. 23.2.2 Trailer Drainage Connectors: Connectors from trailer drain inlet shal~--6-e of sanitary semi-rigi-d--pipe installed so that there is in the connector. drainage ted in any ~, be built. .~wage cate pl aris City 'oposed ~g system system ~ith a ~rroundi ng ~ps shal 1 )ated space trai 1 er. I the left et con- nches ~te pad trap in- ow grade. cap or o trap ot trap 23.2.3 Materials: All traps, risers from traps, horizontal vents a d.the first 5 feet from the trap on .each trap branch shall be of materials aDproved for underground use within a b.uilding; provided, however, that approve~ type non-metallic pipe may-be used for the balance Of the system when not unlder any trailer or any possible future building site. See Figure 1-E. 23.2.4 Wet Vents: Drainage systems may be wet vented as set forth i this section off,ode. ' 97 358 Va lye TRAILER PARK PLUMBING DETAIL SFr ins Loaded ,~.4tose Connection lelie£ Drain I ~ ' P'l l ~,l. ' ' IZ'~ ~1. Concrete' Pad Pipe/ Pro te c t thru Concrete Figure B Yent. lO ft, lttSh, LO ft, &#x from Property Line v~ N° Clay Pipe ~tthin I ~t, of Surface Figure .C Sewer Connection Flexible Sanitary Trailer .Connection to Permit Sway o~ Trailer Without Damage to Trailer Park in Connec ~ ion Concrete use Figure D First 5 it. cast iron pipe Max. Trap Arm 3" - 6 ft. Max. Trap Arm 4" - 15 ft. ~ Durham Elbow~ Pad Hax. Riser 24" Fig, 1 Figure E 98 TYPICAL WET VENT INSTALLATIONS Keep Vent:8 Not: Le8o ~hn 10' from proper~y line COnVen~or~! system (Size accordin$ t:o uniC load) .0. Relief Vent: E.very 100' Figure F 4" - Maximum Trap Arm 15' 3" - Maximum Trap Arm Maximum No. of Traps on Any Single Branch of Wet Vented Main Vent For 3" Branch Main Vent For' 4" Branch Main Vent For 6" Branch 3" - Pipe 1 Trap 4" - Pipe l0 Traps 6" - Pipe 50 Traps 3'!-- Pipe 3" - Pipe 4" - Pipe (R, el ief 3") (Relief 3") (Relief 3") For Individually Vented Trailers Size vents and Drains to House Plumbin Fig. 2 99 'stem: Standards 360, Trailer Court Details All Trailer Space Must Be Shown And Boundary Lines Approved Before Locating Plumbing Front o£ Trailer Site Keep Trap 1' to 3' from this line' And 1' Min. from Trailer Wheel Trailer First Quarter of Tratler Second Quarter of Trailer Third Quarter of Trailer Fourth Quarter of Trailer Min. Rear o~. Space This Distance Varies Fig. 3 100 23.2.5 Location and Size of Vents: Each wet vented drainage systE provided with a...~ vent not--~more %han 15 ~feet~'~<lowns~tream from its upper long mains shall be provided Wi th ~addi ti onal relief vents at interval more than 100 feet thereafter. The minimum size of any vent serving ted system shall be not less than 3 inches in diameter and it need no than 4 inches in diameter. See Figure 2. 23.2.6 Prohibited Wet Vents: The drainage system of any building discl~arge into a wet vented linen No building, or house, sewer shall a wet vent. 23.2.7 Vent Supports and Protection: Vents shall be securely fast 4 x 4 redwood post or have equivalent support. Galvanized iron or ga steel vents may be anchored in a substantial concrete base and t'he re eliminated, provided that the concrete extends not less than 12 inche junction with the cast-iron pipe or fitting. Galvanized vent pipe, s iron, may extend below ground vertically and may directly intersect a line, providing the entire.section around the vent pipe and drainage encased in concrete to prevent movement. Galvanized vent pipe th'at i encased in concrete shall first be coated with bituminous~paint or protective material. ~ shall be ' ;rap, and of not wet ven- be larger ;hal 1 not serve as )ned to Ivanized iwood post above the ~eel or kdrainage line i's to be valent 23.2.8 Size and Location of Clean Outs: Cleanouts shall be provi :d at the upper end of each horizontal drainage line and at intervals of not mo'e than 90 feet thereafter. Each cleanout shall be brought up to grade and made readily accessible. C. leanout fittings shall not be less than the size of th( pipe ex- cept that none need be larger than 4 inches. Cleanouts shall be as r~quired by Section 14.3.2 of this Code, except as in this paragraph. 23,2.9 P_j_pe Sizes: For the purpose of determining pipe sizes, eac site connection shal]-be assigned a waste loading value of 6 fixture each trailer park drainage system shall be sized as provided in Parag 23.2.10 'Pipe Sizes for Trailer Park Drainage System: Plax. No. Trailers Individually Vented System Max. No. Trailers Wet Vented Size of System Drain 2 1 *3" 30 l0 4" lO0 50 6" 400 ** 8" * The maximum length of any 3-inch trap branch is 6' feet from 'its ** Will require special design. Consult Plumbing Inspector. 23.3 WATER DISTRIBUTING SYSTEM: 23.3.1 General Requirements: Each trailer park water distributing shall conform to the requirements of Chapter 19 and shall be so desigr maintained as .to provide a residual pressure of 20 P.S.I. at each i~rai under normal operati.ng conditions. 23.3.2 Size of Supply Connection: Each trailer site branch water nection sha--TT-Ge not less than one-half inch inside diameter, 101 ) trailer ini ts' and 'aph 24.2.10. vent. system ed and ler site upply con- 23.3.3 Protection From Cross Connections: An approved combination vacuum breaker and check valve shall be installed on the water supply branch at, or near, the trailer connection. See Figure 1-A. 23.3.4 Relief Valves: An approved pressure relief valve shall be installed immediately on the discharge side of each vacuum breaker and check valve. See Figure 1-A. Each pressure relief valve shall be equipped with a full size drain with the end of the pipe not more than 2 feet nor less than 6 inches above ground and pointing downward. Such drain may terminate at other approved loca- tions. No part of such drain may be trapped. No shut-off valve shall be install- ed between a relief valve and the trailer it serves. 23.3.5 Shut-~off Valves: A shur-off valve shall be installed immediately up- stream from the combi-~tion vacuum breaker and relief valve.. See Figure 1-A. 23.3.6 DitCh: Water pipe shall be installed' in a separate ditch from non- metallic drainage pipe or as required in Chapter 19. 23.4 INSPECTION: 23.4.1 '~ Installations shall be tested and inspected as required by the installation requirements of this Code, 23.5 RESPONSIBILITY: 23.5.1 Code Violations: When it is evident that there exists, or may exist, a violation o~ any pertinent regulation, the owner, lessee, operator, person in charge of the park or any person causing a violation, shall immediately discon- nect the trailer water supply and sewer connection from the respective park systems and shall employ such other corrective measures as may be ordered by the City Plumbin§ Inspector. 23.5.2 Maintenance: All required devices or safe guards shall be maintained in good worki.ng order. The owner, operator, lessee or his designated agent shall be responsible for their maintenance. 36g INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM ~24.1 GENERAL: Provision of adequate and safe sewage disposal facilit es in areas with no community sewerage system, can be a difficult problem. P 'oper dis- posal of human excreta in such areas is a major factor influencing the health of individuals. The following sections of the Texas General Sanitation L~w of 1945 (Article 4477-1, Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes) are concerned with the treat- ment and disposal of domestic sewage. "Sec. 4. (b) No kitchen waste, laundray waste, or sewage shall be ~llowed to accumulate, discharge or flow into any public: place, gutter, street, highway." "Seo. 5. (all All human excreta in populous areas must be disposed f through properly managed sewers, treatment tanks, chemical toilets, approved p,ivies, or by other methods approved by .the State Department of Health. The disposal system shall be sufficient to prevent the pollution of surface soil, tie con- tanimation of any drinking water supply, the infection of any flies, c)ckroaches, or the creation of any other nuisance." "Sec. 5. (b) All effluent from a septic tank' hereafter constructed posed of through a subsurface drainage field designed in accordance wi public health engineering practice 'or any other method which does not nuisance." In general, the mass use of individual wells fOr water supply a~d sep- tic tanks for sewage disposal in suburban developments has usually cre~ted health problems and is, therefore, an undesirable practice. The moder~ sewage collection system and central treatment plant', provides the most economical, trouble-free and effective method yet devised[ for the disposal of domestic sewage. For most unsewered, non-urban areas, a septic tank and soil absorption sys'tem may be used instead. ] Detailed technical information concerning any phase of~househol~ sewage disposal may be obtained upon request from the Division of Sanitary En ineer~ng, Texas State Department of Health, Austin, Texas. 24.2~ SITE CONSIDERATIONS: The builder should first decide whether a tank and soil absorption system would work in his particular case. In the proposed site for the septic tank and absorption system must be lo safe distance from~water wells, streams, etc., and soil conditions mus able. Further, the site must not be in an area subject to flooding, a graphy should permit gravity flow through the entire process. 103 shall be dis- Ch good :reate a septic general , :ated a be suit- )d topo- Table 1 From Water Wells, Cisterns and Pump Suction Pipes Streams and Ponds Foundation Walls of Structures Property Lines Minimum Safe Distance in Feet Vitrified Soil Cast- Clay Pipe Septic Absorption Iron With Water- To Tank System Sewers Tight Joints 50 150 10 50 50 50 -- 50 l0 15 .... 10 10 .... Some subsurface exploration and testing will probably be necessary to determine suitability of the soil at the proposed site. Two conditions must exist: 1. The average percolation time (See "Percolation Test" in Chapter 25.4) should be within the range specified in Table IV. 2. Impervious strata should be at least four feet below the bottom of the soil absorption system, and the maximum elevation of the ground- water table should be at least four feet below ground surface. 24.3 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION: 24.3.1 House Sewer: The line from the house plumbing system to the septic tank should be constructed of structurally sound pipe such as cast iron, vitri- fied clay, or bituminuous fiber pipe. Cast iron pipe should be used under drive- ways. The pipe should have a minimum inside diameter of four inches and be laid in a straight line at a grade of not less than one-fourth inch fall per foot of pipe. The material used to seal the pipe joints s.hould effectively prevent leak- age and entry of roots at the joints. 24.3.2 ~e__ptic Tank: A properly-designed septic tank will be water-tight and will hold all sewage from the home for about a two-day period, in which time gravitational force will cause the settling-out of most of the sewage solids. The solids, which slowly accumulate in the tank bottom, will then undergo a rotting process and in a few months become more stable chemically. Periodically, the tank will become filled with solids and require emptying. As additional sewage is introduced into the tank, the original settled liquid is desplaced and overflows into the subsurface absorption field. It is very important that the septic tank be made big enough. Probably the best method of estimating sewage loading is bases upon the number of bed- rooms in the house to be served.~'The addition of ground-up garbage solids will also have a significant bearing upon required tank capacity. Table II should be used to determine the required minimum septic tank liquid capacity. 104 - No. of Bedrooms 2 or less 3 4 For each additiona~ Table II Septic Tank l~i"himum Liquid Capacit~ Septic Tank Capacity (Gal)ns) A B 500 750 600 900 800 1000 200 2§0 365 A. Wiithout garbage grinder or automatic washer. B. With garbage grinder and/or automatic washer. The flow line of the inlet pipe should be three inches higher than the operating tank liquid level (which is determined by the flow line of tie outlet pipe) to assure rapid drainage of house plumbing. Liquid penetration of the in- let device should be at least si~ inches but never greater than that o the out- let device. Liquid penetration of the outlet device should be approxi ately forty percent of the tank liquid depth. "T" branches are recommended for inlet and outlet devices be( ~use they provide a means for venting decomposition gases from the tank and abs(-ption system through the house plumbing. OtherWise, the gases will probabl leak from around the lid and cause an odor nuisance in the vicinity of the septi; tank. "T" branches also offer ready access for maintenance. To pervent exca)e of scum and floating solids from the tank, the open spaces between the tops of the inlet and outlet devices and the underside of the tank lid should not be gre~ter than approximately two inches. For rectangular tanks build according to suggested dimensions given in Table III, the proper liquid penetration and riser height of the inlet and out- let devices will be provided if standard four-inch vitrified clay "T" )ranches-- or equivalent fittings of the same dimensions--are used. It is recomm:nded, howew:r, that the barrel of the inlet device be shortened to give a liluid pene- tration of six inches. (See Fig. 1) A properly designed single compartment tank will give acceptable per- formance. Recent research data indicates that two tanks in series or ~ two- compartment tank, with approximately one-half to two-thirds of the total volume -' in the first compartment, will provide an extra degree of solids removal, which is especially valuable under poor soil conditions'. The second tank or,compart- ment should have inlet and outlet devices designed the same as for a s~ngle- compartment tank, except that the elevation, or flow line, of both inl ~t and out- let devices in the second unit should be the same as the outlet device first unit. Means of entry should be provided to each compartment for tion, cleaning and maintenance. Both the inlet and outlet devices sho accessible for inspection and maintenance without having to enter the tank. For tanks not buried too,.!deeply, the use of sectional slab cove conveniently and safely provide the needed access. For tanks buried d, manholes with risers are recommended. The septic tank should be of sturdy, water-tight construction used may be concrete (reinforced poured in place or precast), or tile ~ crete base and cover, or metal. Metal tanks shall be plainly marked ti meet U.S. Dept. of Commerce Commercial Standard CS 177'62. in the inspec- dd be eptic 's will !eply, Mate ri al s 'ith con- at they 10.5 24.3.3 Soil Absor t~ s_~_stem.~' Liquid discharging from a septic tank requires further treatment to render it saft and chemically stable. A well-designed sub- surface soil absorption system will allow these liquids to seep away into the ground at a slow rate without creating a health hazard or nuisance. After the prospective builder has picked out a suitable area, with the consideration of safe distances and topography in mind, he should then determine whether soil for- mations in the chosen area will allow the soil absorption system to work. (See Paragraph 25.2 concerning how to determine suitability of the soil at a particular site). Where the topography, or' ground slope, is not too steep, a flat or level system of gravel-filled trenches is recommended. The use of a loop trench will avoid dead ends and assure maximum effective utilization of all portions of the system. The capacity of any particular absorption system is fixed by the total area of trench bottom built into the system. The amount of this required mini- mum area will depend upon the expected sewage load (number of bedrooms) and the average soil percolation time. The soil percolation time may be~_determined by performing a percolation test as recommended in Paragraph 24.4.5, Fig. t Si.ngle Compartment Septic Tank Table III Su99ested Dimensions For Rectangular Tanks Tank Capacity (Gal 1 ons) Inside Width Inside Length-. I n s i de "A" "B" . ·Depth ........ (Refer:.to .Fig..1) 500 750 900 0I' - 6" - 6" 6' - O" 4' - 9" 9" 12" 7' - 6" 4' - 10" 9" 12" 7' - 6" 5' - 7" 9" 12" Fig. 2 Two Septic Tanks in Series, Cross Section 4" TILE LINE FOR EFFLUENT DISTRIBUTION NOTE COVER OF TAR PAPER STRIP FOR JOINT PROTEt I 6" MIN. SECTION SIDE vIEW Fig. 3 Details of Soil Absorption Trench Construction HOUSE SOIL ABSORPTION FIELD I- ~'--'~'--- - -'~ A~IAL Fig. 4 Typical Lay-out for Level Ground 'lO7, Table IV Minimum Required Trench P~r Bedroom Average Percolation Rate Bottom Area ~inutes per Inch). .(Square Feet) ..1 ,.. 85 3 1 O0 4 115 5 125 10 165 15 190 30 250 45 300 Required Trench Total-Trench Length. (Feet) for Sp.ecified Trench Widths 18" '. .' 24" 30" 26" 57 43 '34 29 67 50 40 34' 77 58 46 39 84- 63 .50 42 llO 83 66 55 127 95 76 64 167 125 lO0 84 200 150 120 100 60 330 220 165 132 llO Over 60 Unsuitable for soil absorption systems Notes: 1. A minimum-si'zed installation should be designed on the basis of a two-bedroom house, i,e. double the minimum area requirement as given in Tab)e IV. 2. Table IV provides for the normal household appliances,'including automatic sequence washer, mechanical garbage grinder and dishwasher. All parts of the trench bottom should be at'the same elevations, with a permissible variation in total trench depth of a minimum eighteen inches to a maximum of twenty-four inches. Permissible variations in trench widths range from a minimum of approximately eighteen inches to a maximum of thirty-six inches. Minimum recommended spacing between adjacent edges of parallel trenches is approximately five feet. Liquid from the septic tank is conducted to the absorp- tion system via a water-tight line similar to the house sewer. The liquid is distributed uniformly through the gravel-filled trenches by a pipeline of. four''' inch. farm drain tile or equivalent materials. It is recommended that the dis- tribution piping be laid level in the trenches, with a minimum of six inches gravel depth under the pipe and a two-inch gravel cover, Thus a total gravel depth of approximately twelve inches would be required. To avoid root troubles, an additional six inches of gravel should be provided underneath the distribu-- __ tion tile within ten feet of trees or large shrubs. The filtering media may be clean, graded gravel, broken brick, washed rock, or similar aggregate and may range in size from one-half to two and one-half inches. Pipe joints of the .... distribution line, preferably twelve inch lengths, are laid with samll gaps (the thickness of a pencil or less) between joints to allow the slow escape of the liquid. Covering the top half of the distribution pipeline with lengths of tar- paper or equivalent material is recommended to prevent the entry of fine materials.. into the openings between joints. A covering of straw, hay, tarpaper, or simi- lar material over the tOP of the gravel is also recommended to prevent the so'il backfill from invading the gravel'until the backfill becomes stabilized. Where the topography, or ground slope, is too steep for feasible con- struction of a closed-loop trench system, the following alternate layout may be used. Asingle, level trench, constructed like the closed-loop trench, is build along a COntour, and the overflow from this line is conducted via a water-tight line to the next lower level, where a second trench can be built along a contour similar to the upper trench, The pattern can be repe'ated until the required minimum trench bottom area has been provided. It is recommended that no indi- vidual trench exceed one hundred feet.in length. 108 Poor construction practices will cause serious damage to the-soil absorp- tion system. It is, therefore, extremely, important that care b~ taken to avoid sealing the surface on the bottom and sides of the absorption t~enches through smearing. Trenches should not be excavated when the soil is wel enough to smear or compact easily. Open trenches should be protected from ce runoff, and if it is necessary to walk on a trench, use a temporary board the bottom to reducr the damage. All smeared or compacted surfaces should be raked to a depth of one inch and loose material removed just before the gravel other media is' laid. The top of a new absorption trench should be hand-tamped land over-filled with about ~ur to Six inches of earth to prevent-later settling below grade. Automobiles or hea~ machine~ wil! crush the distribution tile~andshould be excluded from the area. unless special provisions are made to support the extra weight. ! ~8. $, Sept~c~auk S~atem "' for Slop~ GFouQd \ lOg 24.4 PERCOLATION TEST: 24.4.1 Number and Location of Tests: Six or more tests shall be made in separate test holes spaced uniformly over the proposed absorption fietd site. 24.4.2 Type of Test Hole: Dig or bore a hole, with horizontal dimensions of from four to twelve inches and vertical sides to the depth of the proposed ab- sorption trench. 24.4..3 .Preparation of Test Hole: Carefully scratch the bottom and sides of the hold with a knife blade or sharp-pointed instrument in order to remove any smeared soil surfaces and to provide a natural soil interface into which water may percolate. Remove all loose material from the hold. Add two inches of coarse sand or fine gravel to protect the bottom from scouring and sediment. 24.4.4 Saturation and Swellin9 of the Soil: It is important to distinguish between saturation and swelling. Saturation means that the void spaces between soil particles are full of water. This can be accomplished in a short period of time. Swelling is caused by 'intrusion of water into the individual soil particle. This is a slow process, especially in clay-type soil, and is the reason for requiring a prolonged soaking period. In the conduct of the test, carefully fill the hole with clear water to a minimum depth of twelve inches over the gravel. In most soils, it is neces- sary to refill the hole by supplying a surplus reservoir of water, possibly by means of an automatic syphon, to keep water in the hole for at least four hours and preferably overnight. Determine the percolation rate twenty-four hours after water is first added to the hole. This procedure is to insure that the soil is given ample opportunity to swell and to approach the condition ,it will be in during the wettest season of the year. Thus, the test will give compara- ble results in the same soil, whether made in a dry or in a wet season. In s'~dy soils containing little or no clay, the swelling procedure is not essen- tial, and the test may be made as described under Para§raph 24.4.5C, after the water from one filling of the hold has completely seeped away. 24.4.5 Percolation-rate Measurement: With the exception of sandy soil4, percolation-rate measurements shall be made on the day following the procedure described under Paragraph 24.4.4. A. If water remains in the test hole after the overnight swelling per- iod, adjust the depth to approximately six inches over the gravel. From a fixed reference point, meas~ure the drop in water level over a thirty-minute period. This drop is used to calculate the perco- lation rate. Bo If no water remains in the hole after the overnight swelling period, add clear water to bring the depth of water in the hole to approxi- mately six inches over the gravel. From a fixed reference point, measure the drop in water level at approximately thirty-minute intervals for four hours, refilling six inches over the gravel as necessary. The drop that occurs during the final thirty-minute period is used to calculate-the percolation rate. The drops during prior periods provide information for possible modification of the procedure to suit local circumstances. C. In sandy soils (or other soils in which the first six inches or water seeps away in less than thirty minutes, after the overnight swelling period), the time interval between measurements shall be 110 taken at ten mlnu~m~fl~ the' ~est run for one hour. occurs during the final ten minutes is used to calculate lation rate. 24.5 MAINTENANCE OF SEPTIC TANKS: Septic tanks should be cleaned be great a volume of settled solids accumulate. If neither the deposite~ or floating scum layer approaches too closely to the bottom of the out The trop that ;he perco- ~ore too sol i ds · !l et devi ce, particles will be scoured into the soil absorption system. If this c¢,ndition is allowed to continue, the solids will eventually clog and ruin the mbsorption system. Construction of a new absorption system is usually necessary/in such a case. / A tank which receives_normal loading should be inspected at ye~rly in- terw. ls to determine if it needs emptying. Experience for a particuler system will indi.cate the desirability of longer or shorter intervals between inspections A long stick wrapped with rough, white toweling and lowered to the boi.tom of the ' tank will show the depth of solids and the liquid depth of the tank. The stick should be small ,enough in diamet'er so it can be lowered through the oLtlet devic:e to avoid scum particles After several minutes, if the stick's care- fully removed, the height to w~ich the solids have built up can be ~li~tinguished by black particles clinging to the toweling. It is recommended that t~he tank be emptied when 'the solids level has buil't up to approximately twelveminches from the bottom of the outlet device. Professional septic tank ~clean~rs, with tank trucks and pumpi.ng equipment, are located in most large communities and can be hired to perform this service. In any case, the contents of the s6ptic tank may contain disease-causing organisms and should be disposed of in a nanner that is acceptable 'to local, health authorities. Immediate replacement of broken-off inlet or outlet fitti.ngs septic tank is essential for effective operation of the system. 111 the CHAPTER 25 INDIVIDUAL WATER SUPPLIES 25.1 GENERAL: Suitable water for drinking purposes seldom occurs in nature. Rain and snow waters become contaminated quickly by dust, insects, an. imals and man. Some of the organisms introduced into water by these means cause typhoid fever, paratyphoid fever, bacillary and amoebic dysentery. The organisms~causing these diseases are excreated in human discharges and if defective excreta dispo- sal methods or a lack of safeguards around the water source allow the organisms to reach water supplies, human illness will result. In order that we may free ourselves of these dread diseases, certain safeguards must be provided. We cannot depend on the physical appearance of water as a measure of safety for it is possible that clear and sparkling waters may be unsafe. For complete satisfaction, the water supply should be safe, pleasant to taste, clear and free of gases and minerals that impart disagreeable odors. Too, a good water supply is one that is adequate for needs, dependable and convenient. A minimum of approximately 50 gallons of water per person per day are required in those homes with complete plumbing facilities. In homes not equipped with plumbing, the water demand may decrease to about 10 gallons per person per day. Of course, if stock or irrigation water is to be provided from the household supply, additional allowances must be made. Table ! gives water usage information that will be applicable in most farm and surburban areas. Detailed technical information concerning any phase of water supply or treatment may be obtained upon request from the Division of Sanitary Engineering, Texas State Department of Health, Austin, Texas. Table I Use Household - (hot and cold running, water, kitchen, laundry, bath, etc.). Livestock - Dairy cows (drinking only) .....; Dairy cows (drinking and servicing~ · Beef cattle, horses and mules ..... Hogs ....... Sheep · · · ' Chickens ilayers a~d ~roilers) · · · Turkeys .......... Water Consumption per Day 50 gal per person 15 gal. per head · 35 gal. per head · 12 gal. per head · 4 gal. per head 2 gal. per head · 4-6 gal. per lO0 birds · 10-18 gal. per lO0 birds Other Uses - Dairy utensil washing ........ Flushing dairy barn ........ Sanitary hog wallow ....... Garden watering, 1 inch h~se ...... 30-50 gal. 30-50 gal. 100-400 gal. 625 gal. per 1,O00 sq. ft. 112 25.2 THE LOCATION OF WELLS: ~hi~le~ the .determ~gation of a safe distarce be- twee~ ground supplies and a ~6~-~6~'~~amination is depencent on many factors, to safeguard your well from possible sources of contami ation such as stock and poultry yards, privies, septic tanks, absorption fields, etc., it is recommended that the well be located at least 150 feet from such s urces of contamination. If local conditions will not permit a distance of 150 feet be- tween the well and the entire septic tank system, the water-tight septic tank should be installed at least 50 feet from the well and an effluent line of tight joints should be laid so that no part of the open joints abso. rp~ion field will be located ~ithin 150 feet of the well. It is also recommended'l~hat the well b.e located so that flooding and the entrance of surface water areI prevented. For ex~sting wells located less than 150 feet from possible sources'of contami- nation, the co~lstruction of diversion ditches or levees between the well and potential sources of contamination might be considered. Water producing formations located less than l0 feet from the o ground surface should be considered potentially unsafe and should not as a domestic water supPly. Deeper wells drawing water from rock form such as limestone that are crevi'ced or channeled, should also be regar suspi,,~ion until several analysis have demonstrated that the water is f contamination. Even then, occasional analysis-should be made because water may travel long distances through crevices or underground channe out being purified. 25.3 WELL CONSTRUCTION: 25.3.1 Drilled Well: Drilled wells are deep enough to reach a more and more reli~-6T~' water supply. A casing of steel or other approved m should be placed in a drilled well to prevent caving of the formations and also to insure protection of the water supply fr. om contamination b from shallow strata. To secure maximum protection against possible col the well should be cased from the top of the water producing formation least 18 inches above the elevation of the concrete surface or finishe~ of the well house. The casing should also extend at least 1 inch abow of the foundation upon which the pump or motor is ~mounted. It is also to have the well casing pressure cemented from the top of the water fol to the e ' arth s surface; at least, a mixture of water-tight concrete~sho placed around the upper l0 feet of the casing, or deeper if necessa~ i~ water from shallow formations as illustrated 'in Figure 2. The drilled should also be provided with a cover sloped away from the casing. 25.3.2 Bored Well: Bored wells may be constructed with the aid of machine driven augers. Casings of tile, metal or other suitable mater' be provided in the excavation and extended from the earth's surface to stratum to be developed. Bored wells do not tap deep sources of water therefore, subject to the same difficulties of providing relatively la~ and they may be affected considerably during periods of drought. 25.3.3 Driven Wells: A driven well is constructe~'~Y driving a pipe with a wel~with a pile or other driving device. .Such installati limited to localities where water-bearing sands lie at comparatively sh depths and where the water sands are not located below layers of rock w would prohibit the driving of the pipe° ll3 ri gi nal )e utilized ~tions, ~ed with "ee from }olluted s with- plentiful ~terial penetrated 'water tami nati on, to at floor the top des i rabl e mati on ul d be o exclude wel 1 and or ~l should ~he water ~nd are, ~e yeilds, fi tted )ns are low ~ich 372 AI~ORPTION FIELD I I I I i I Fig. 1 Properly Located Well 375 ROD8 SLOPE I PER FOOT FEET BRICK REINFORCED ETE B" THICK BRICK Fig. 2 Protected Drilled Well 115 25.4 ABANDONMENT OF WELLS: Permanently abandoned wells should be filled with suitable materials to protect the water-bearing formations from contamination. Wells may be deemed satisfactorily filled when: (1) Drilled or cased wells are filled completely with cement grout, concrete or clean puddled clay, (2) Dug or bored wells are filled completely with puddled clay or its equal after as much as possible of the curbing is removed. This procedure should be carried out whether or not a new well is to be constructed nearby. Abandoned wells shoul]d never be used for the disposal of sewage, septic tank effluents or other wastes. 25.5 SUGGESTED CHLORINATION ACCESS FOR WELLS: It sometimes becomes necessary to disinfect wells. In order that the protective seal need not be broken for introduction of chlorine compounds, it is suggested that a pipe be installed through the well seal to provide an access for chlorination. This pipe should either be capped or raised and equipped with an elbow turned downward and screen- ed or copped. 25.6 DISINFECTION OF WATER SUPPLIES: New wells and equipment become contami~ nated during construction and installation. Also, existing wells that have been opened for repair are 'subject td contamination from tools, dust, soil, hands, etc. Certainly any water supply that has been tested bacteriologically and found unsafe should not be used until disinfection is completed. However, it is not wise to assume that water will be indefinitely safe even after disinfec- tion. For this reason, construction and location defects should be removed prior to disinfecting an existing well, and periodic samples should be submitted for bacteriological analysis after disinfection has been carried out. An effective and economical method of well disinfection is the intro- duction of chlorine solution into the well and circulating it through the systemo The amount of chlorine to use in disinfection will depend on the amount of water in the well or tank and the condition or chlorine demand of that water. The following table enables a rapid calculation of water volume in your well or cylindrical ~ank. Table II DIAMETER OF WELL Depth of water in well or Drilled Well, Gallons Dug Well or CylindriCal Cistern, Gals. tank (ftC)' ~in~ ' 6in. 8in. 3ftC' ' 4ft~ .... 5ft~ .... 6ft~ ..... 1 1/2 1 1/2 2 1/2 53 94 147 212 2 1 1}4 3 5 106 188 394 421 3 2 4 1/2 7 1/2 159 282 441 636 4 2 1/2 6 10 212 376 588 848 5 3 1/4 7 1/2 12 1/2 265 470 735 1060 7 4 1/2 10 1/2 17 1/2 371 658 1029 1484 8 5 1/4 12 20 424 752 1176 1696 9 6 13 1/2 22 1/2 477 846 1323 1908 10 6 1/2 15 25 530 940 1470 2120 ll 7 16 1/2 27 1/2 583 i034 1617 2332 12 8 18 30 636 1128 1764 2544 Example: A dug well 5 feet in diameter and containing 7 feet of water would contain 1029 gallons 6f water. 116 The capacity of a rectangular well, box or tank is found by multiplying the length by the width by the height, all in feet, then multiplying by 7 1/2. This will give the total gallonage. Chlorine compounds in powder, solution and tablet form are available at most drug, feed and grocery stores. The chlorine concentration is usually desig- nated on the label of each product in terms of the percentage of "available chlorine". Laundry bleaches, sanitizers acceptable for utensil sterilization in the dairy and fool industries and chlorine products recognized for water sterilization are all acceptable for use in treating individual water supplies. Local health officials and municipal water plant'operators will'be happy to offer advice concerning suitable chlorine compounds. 3-77 CHAPTER 26 26.1 other e~l install or perform any plumbing work as defined in without first having secured a permit in accordance with the provision Code. PENALTY AND CLOSING PROVISIONS PROHIBITING WORK WITHOUT A PERMIT: No, person, firm or corporation or ~his Code of this 26.2 PROHIBITING USE OF UNTESTED INSTALLATIONS: No person, firm, co or other entityshall cause or permit any plumbing installation to be poration . onnected with the City water o~ sewer system or to any gas distributing .system ~or shall such person, firm, corporation or other entity use or permit the use o any such plumbing installation, or cause Or permit any~water, sewage or gas to ~low through the same before it has been inspected and approved as herein plovided. 26.3 PENALTIES: Any person, either by hims~P_lf 'or agent, and any fir~, corpo-rati on or other entity who violates any of the provisions of this Code shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction of any such violat- be fined in any sum not to exceed TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS ($200.00); and e( during which such violation continues shall constitute a separate and offense. In any case of a violation of any of the terms of provisions ordinance by any corporation, the officers and agents actively in char, business of such corporation shall be subject to the penalty herein pr( Any offense defined herein which has been defined by law of the State ( as an offense and for which penalty has been prescribed shall be punis~ provided in said State Law, and nothing herein shall be held as fixing lty contrary to a penalty provided by the laws of the State of Texas. 26.4 FORM OF COMPLAINTS: In any prosecution hereunder, it shall not ary for the complaint to negative any exceptions contained in this Cod6 cerning any prohibited act, but any such exception may be urged as a d~ any person charged by such complaint. 26.5 RESPONSIBILITY FOR DEFECTS UNCHANGED: This Code does not relic lessen the respo~ibility or liability of any person owning, operating, ling, or installing any plumbing, gas piping or gas-fired appliances, f to person or property caused by any defect therein, nor shall the City regarded as assuming any such liability by reason of the inspection aut herein or certificate of approval issued as herein provided. 26.6 SEVERABILITY CLAUSE: If any provisions of this ordinance or of hereby adopted or' the application thereof to any person or circumstance invalid, the remainder of the Code, and the application of such provisi other persons or circumstances, shall not be affected thereby° 26.7 REPEALING CLAUSE: All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conf' herewith are her-eb-~ repealedo on, shal 1 ch day istinct of this e of the vided. f Texas ed as any pena- ~e necess- COrl = fense by .~ from or control- )r damages )e )ori zed :he Code is held ~ns to ' ict ll8 26.8. PUBLICATION: The City Secretary is authorized and directed to cause the publication of the descriptive caption of this Code to- gether with the penalty provisions for the violation thereof. This Code shall become effective and be in full force and effect from and after its passage and publication as required by law. PASSED AND APPROVED this ATTEST: r City Secretary 5th day of May .., A.D., 1969. MAYOR Phinvtew Published Every Afternoon Except Saturday With Enlarged Plainview Daily PUBLISHED BY ALLISON COMf~U NICATIONS, 801 BROADWAY -- P. O. BOX 1240- PHONE Area Plainview, Texas 79072 THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day ...... J am.e..s...B, ...~..s.~ .a. ld ............................. Busin e s s.. ~an agex. (3~tle) of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: August 18, 1969 ......... (Title) Fee: 33.48 SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this../...~.~, day of Notary Public, Hale County, Texas The Best Investment For Your Advertising Dollar ORDINANCE NO._~ AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE IV, SECTION 13, CHAPTER 6 OF T VIEW CITY CODE, SAID CHAPTER BEING 'TITLED "~ ........ ,, --- HE P~AIN- ADDITION THERETO a~v~t~ ............ ,,__ ~zr, m ~uo,~ ; FROVIDING FOR , ...... ~ vi mmi.I~O ~'IRE PREVENTION CODE"; PROVIDI FOR ADOPTION OF THE FIRE PREVENTION CODE, 1965 EDITION, 'RECOMMENDED BI THE AMERICAN iNSURANCE ASSOCIATION; PROVIDIN~ FOR CERTAIN AMENDMENTS THE~ ~TO; PROVIDING THAT THE TERM "CHIEF OF BUREAU OF FIRE PREVENTION" AS USED :N THE FIRE PREVENTION CODE AS ADOPTED SHALL MEAN THE FIRE MARSHALL OF CITY OF PLAINVIEW; PROVIDING THAT THE FIRE MARSHALL SHALL ONLY HAVE A- THORITY OF DETERMINING COMPLIANCE WITH THE RULES AND STANDARDS ESTABLISHED BY SUCH CODE; PROVIDING FOR THE ESTABLISHING OF ZONES FOR PERMITTED Ui ;ES; PROVIDING FOR ADOPTION OF THE APPENDIX; PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY; PROV]iDING A SE~qZRABILITY CLAUSE, AND PROV.IDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINAl[CE. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Plainview finds that th~ present Fire Code of the City of Plainview is inadequate to properly ro- tect the public health, safety and welfare of the citizens of the Cit' of Plainview and their property, from loss due tto fires, and, WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Plainview finds that th~ 1965 Edition of the Fire Prevention Code, as recormnended by the American I~surance Association, with certain amendments thereto:, should be adopted for tt pro- tection of the citizens of the City of Plainview, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CI~ OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 13 OFFICE OF FIRE CHIEF: FIRE MARSHALL: CHIEF OF BUREAU OF ?IRE PREVENTION. (1) The office of Fire Chief is- hereby created and established f)r the City of Plainview. The Fire Chief shall be the chief of the fire depa:tment of the City of Plainview. The fire department of the City of Plainvi~ be under his supervision and all members of the fire department except wise prescribed herein, shall be subject to the orders and supervision Fire Chief. The Fire'Chief shall be appointed by the Mayor with the consent o City Council° shall as other- of the the (2) The office of Fire Marshall is hereby created and established for the City of Plainview. The Fire Marshall of the City of Plainview shall also be and is hereby made the Chief in charge of the Bureau of Fire Preven- tion. Wherever the Fire Code herein adopted refers to the Chief in charge of the Bureau of Fire Prevention, the same shall refer to and mean the Fire Mar- shall of the City of ¥1ainview who shall be-one and the same person as the Chief in charge of the Bureau of Fire Prevention and is hereby charged with the duties and responsibilities of the Chief in charge of the Bureau of Fire Prevention as prescribed by the "Fire Code" herein adopted. The office of Fire Marshall shall be under the supervision of the Fire Chief except that wherever permits are required by the Fire Code herein adopted the same shall be issued by (or application therefor rejected) the Chief of the Bureau of Fire Prevention who is the Fire Marshall whose judgment in this respect shall not be subject to the supervision or control of the Fire Chief. The Chief of the Bureau of Fire Prevention shall keep complete re- cords and files pertinent to his office. (3) The Fire Prevention Code shall be enforced by the Bureau of Fire Prevention in the Fire Department of the City of Plainview which is hereby established and shall be operated under the supervision of the Fire Marshall of the City of Plainview. (4) The Chief of the Fire Department may detail such members of the fire department as inspectors as shall from time to time be necessary. The Chief of the Fire Department shall recommend to the City Council of the City of Plainview the employment of technical inspectors, who, when such au- thorization is made, shall be selected through an examination to determine their fitness for the position. The examination shall be made open to mem- bers and non-members of the fire department, and appointments, made after ex- mination, shall be for an indefinite, term with removal for cause. (5) A report of the Bureau of Fire Prevention shall be made an- nually and transmitted to the chief executive officer of the municipality; it shall contain all proceedings under this code, with such statistics as the Fire Marshall may wish to include therein. The Fire Marshall shall also recommend any amendments to the code which, in his judgment, shall be des- irable. SECTION 2. That Chapter 6 of the Code of the City of Plainvtew, Texas - 1957 is hereby amended by adding thereto Article VI, which said Article VI shall read an~be as folIows: ARTICLE VI FIRE PREVENTION CODE SECTION 28 ADOPTION OF FIRE PREVENTION CODE. There is hereby adopted by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, for the purpose of prescribing regulations governing conditions hazar- dous to life and property from fire or explosion, that certain code klown as tlhe Fire Prevention Code recommended by the American Insurance Ass )cia- tion, being particularly the 1965 Edition thereof and the whole there)f, save and except such portions as are hereinafter deleted, modified or am- ended (by Section3~ of this ordinance), of which code not less than t Ires (3) copies have been and now are filed in the office of the Clerk of :he City of Plainview, and the same are hereby adopted and incorporated a~ ful~ly as if set out in. length herein, and from the date on which this ordin~Lnce shall take effect, the provisions thereof shall be controlling within the l~m~,l:s Of the Ci~y Of Pla~nv~w, Texas. SECTION 29 DEFINITIONS. a. Wherever the word "municipality" is used in the Fire Prevent Code, it shall be held to mean the C~ty of Plainview, Texas. b. Wherever the term "Corporation CouU~"is used in the Fire tion Code, it shall be held to mean the City Attorney for the City of view, Texas. SECTION 30 ESTABLISHMENT OF LIMITS OF DISTRICTS IN WHICH STORAGE OF SIVES AND BLASTING AGENTS IS TO ]BE PROHIBITED° The limits referred to in Section 12.Sbof the Fire Prevention Co¢ which storage of explosives and blasting agents is prohibited, are he~ established as follows: The storage of explosive and blasting agents within 300 feet 'of dence or within 300 feet of any business or other area in which there ployees working (who are not employed by the person responsible for ~ age) is hereby prohibited, except for temporary storage for use in co~ with approved blasting operations: provided, however, this prohibitio~ not apply to wholesale and retail stocks or small'farms ammunitions, liters, fuse igniters and safety fumes, (not including cordeau detonam in q~mntities involving less than 500 pounds' of explosive material; nc it apply to explosive-accutuated power devices when employed in constz operations in highly populated areas, in quantities involving less the pounds of explosive material. SECTION 31 ESTABLISHMENT OF LIMITS OF DISTRICTS IN WHICH STORAGE FLAM LIQUIDS IN OUTSIDE ABOVEGROUND TANKS IS TO BE PROHIBITED° a. The iimits referred to in Section 16.22a of the Fire Preventi in which sb~rage of flammable liquids in outside aboveground tamks is are hereby established as follows: In. any R~'- Residential District as zoned by Article No..794 (Zonim of ~he City of Plainview. even- Plain- XPLO- e, in eby resi- are em- stor- ~ection shall /ses, fuses) shall ction 50 ABLE )n Code ,rohibited, Ordinance) b. The limits referred to inSection 16.51 of the Fire Prevention Code, ' d in which new bulk plants for flammable or combustible liquids are prohlbite , are those zones in the City of Plainview where such bulk plants are not per- mitted by Article No. 794 (Zoning Ordinance) of the City of plainview, SECTION 32 AMENDMENTS MADE IN THE FIRE PREVENTION CODE. The Fire Prevention Code is amended and changed in the following respects: (1) Appendix A and Appendix B shall be a part of the code adopted hereby. Appendix C and Appendix D shall not be considered as any part of the Code, and are. hereby deleted from the code adopted by Section I hereof. ~ (2) The revision of the Fire Prevention Code, 1965 Edition of Division VI, Service Stations of Article 16, as recommended by the American Insurance Association, attached to the said Fire Prevention Code, adoptedhereby, is hereby adopted as part of said ~ode and Division VI, Article 16 of the origi- nal code shall hereinafter read as provided in said revision and said Division VI, Article 16 is hereby amended to read as it reads in the revision of the Fire Prevention Code, 1965 Edition, as recommended by the American Insurance Association~,which said revision is attached to said Fire Prevention Code and designated ~evision A. (3) Article 21, Liquid Petroleum Gases of the Fire Prevention Code - 1965 Edition and hereinabove referred to, is hereby deleted and all storage and handling of Liquid Petroleum Gases shall be in compliance with the laws of the State of Texas and with the I~G Docket #1 of the Rail Road Commission of the State of Texas. SECTION 33 MODIFICATIONS. (1) The Chief of the Bureau of Fire Prevention shall have power to modi- fy any of the provisions of the Fire Prevention Code upon application in Writing by the owner or lessee, or his duly authorized agent, when there are practical dificulties in the way of carrying out the strict letter of the code, provided that the spirit of the code shall be observed, public safety secured, and sub- stantial justice done. The particulars of such modification when granted or allowed and the decision of the Chief of the Bureau of Fire Prevention thereon shall be entered upon the records of the department and a signed copy shall be furnished the applicant. (2) However, whenever in the Fire Prevention Code, 1965 Edition, as adop- ted, it is provided that anything must be done to the approval of or subject to the direction of the Fire Marshall, this shall be construed to give such offi- cer only the discretion of determining whether the rules and standards estab- lished by this Code have been complied with; and no such provision shall be construed as giving any officer discretionary powers as to what such regula- tions or standards shall be, or power to require Conditions not prescribed by the Code or to enforce provisions in an arbitrary or discrimnatory manner. SECTION 34 APPEALS. Whenever the Fire Marshall as Chief in charge of the Bureau of Fire Pre- vention shall disapprove an application or refuse to grant a permit a or ~hen it is claimed that the provisions or' the code do not apply or true intent and meaning of the code have been misconstrued or wrongly ed, the applicant may appeal from the decision of the. Fire Marshall t Council qf the City of Plainview within thirty days from the date of the decision appealed. SECTION 35 NEW MATERIALS, PROCESSES OR OCCE~ANCIES WHICH MAY REQUIRE The BuildLing Official of the City of Plainview, the Chief of the partment and the Chief &f the Bureau of Fire Prevention shall act as : tee to de,ermine and specify, a~ter giving affected persons an opportl be heard, any new materials, processes or occupancies, which shall re~ permits, in addition to those now enumerated in said code. The Chief Bureau of Fire Prevention shall post such list in a conspicuous place office, and distribute.copies thereof to interest persons. SECTION 36 a. Section 1.9 PERMITS OF THE FIRE PREVENTION CODE is hereby a~ -adding thereto a new paragraph which shall read as follows: (f) There shall be no fee required for a permit. Permits shall be renewable each year. b. Section 3.4, Article 3, of the Fire Prevention Code 1965 Edi~ hereby deleted. c. Section 16.1014, Article 16, sub-Section (a) of the Fire Pre, Code, 1965 Edition is hereby amended to read as follows: (a) Smoking by tank vehicle driw~rs, helper, repair- men, or other personnel is prohibited while they are making deliveries, filling, or making any re- pairs to tank vehicles. SECTION37 Section 28.]., Article 28, of the Fire Prevention Code 1965 Editi¢ be a~nded to hereafter read as follows: No person shall knowingly ignite and burn or knowingly caus~ to be ignited and burned, any trash, debris or other combust~ ble materials in such a manner that any offensive smoke, soot, or ash falls or is blown into or accross surrounding perry and buildings within the limits of the City of PlainvJ pplied for, that the interpret- the City PERMITS. Fire De- ~ commit- miry to [uire of the in his nded by ion is ention Shall ~rS, ~ro- .ew. SECTION 38 PENAI~IES. a. Any person who shall violate this Ordinance, or any provision thereof, or any of the provisions of the Fire Prevention Code hereby adopted in Section 28 hereof as amended by Section 32, hereof, or fail to comply'therewith, or who shall violate or fail to comply with any order made thereunder, or who shall build in violation of any detailed statement of specifications or plans submitted and approved thereunder, or any certifieate or permit issued thereunder, and from which no appeal has been taken, or who shall fail to comply with such an order as affirmed or modified by the Chief or Fire Marshall in charge of the Bureau of Fire Prevention, or by a court of competent jurisdiction, within the time fixed herein shall severally for each and every such violation and noncompliance respectively be guilty of a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of not less than $1.00 nor more than $200.00. The imposition o~ one penalty for any violation shall not excuse the violation or permit it to continue; and all such persons shall be required to correct or remedy such ~iolations or defects within a reasonable time; and when not otherwise specified, each ten days that prohibited conditions are main- tained shall constitute a separate offense. b. The application of the above penalty shall not be held to prevent the enforced removal of prohibited conditions. SECTION 39 REPEAL OF CONFLICTING ORDINANCES. Ail former ordinances or parts thereof conflicting or inconsistent with the provisions of this ordinance or of the code hereby adopted are hereby repealed. SECTION 40 VALIDITY. Should any Section, Paragraph, Sentence, Clause or Word of this Ordinance or of the Fire Prevention Code, 1965 Edition adopted hereby as amended, be declared unconstitutional or invalid for any reason, the remainder of this ordinance and of the code adopted hereby, as amended shall not be affected. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 16th day of June . A.Do, 1969:~ .... Plainview . Mayor, City' of ATTEST: 'City' Clerk O DINANCE NO. ! O' AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING CERTAIN STREET IM~HOVEMENTS MADE IN THE PLAINVIEW, TEXAS IN ACCORDANCE WITH AND PURSUANT IQ AN ORDIANANCE OF THE CI'. VIEW, ~AS PASSED AND DATED JANUARY 5, 1967 and NUMBERED.. 67-962-. WE~REAS, the governing body of the City of Plainview, Hale County, .... determined upon the necessity for improvements to certain public streets-wit City limits: of Plainview, Texas, in accordance with Plans and Specificatiom with the City Secretary and the City Engineer; and WHEREAS, after due advertisement for bids, a contract for the maki~ improvements was awarded and entered into with PIONEER PAVERS, INC., WHEREAS, the governing body of the City of Plainview, Texas, there~ due time, form and maturer, by Ordinance duly adopted and passed on the 5th of January, 1967, assessed against the lots or parcels abutting on said improved as aforesaid and the owner or owners thereof, the due and proporti( part of the costs of said improvements to be borne by said abutting propert2 fixing and impressing upon said abutting property, as a first and prior liez superior to all other liens and claims except State, County and City ad valc and fixing as a personal liability and charge against the true owners of sai whether in said Ordinance named or not, the unit designation, being f~lly se in Appendix "A~.' attached hereto, the same being made a part of this Resoluti fully as had it been set forth ~erbatim herein; and W~REAS, said improvements have been completed and the City Enginee Plainview, Texas, the same being Parkhill, Smith sm~d Cooper, Construction En Lubbock, Texas have heretofore inspected the same, certified their approval governing body on the ~-~ day of ~~ , 1969, expressly these improvements by~'eason whereof, the assessments heretofore made became payable twenty (20) days after the aforesaid ~-~A day of ,J~,,, ~ the date of acceptance of such improvements bY said. City, and WH~S, under the terms of the ordinance adopted by the governing the City of Plainview, Texas, and pursuant to the terms and provisions of th for improvements of said public streets, executed between the City of Plain~. and Pioneer Pavers, Inc., the contractor 'is entitled to succeed to the asses.~ made by the City of Plainvie~~ as aforesaid with the right and authority in Contractor to collect the same and ret~asethe liens securing same; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the City of Plainview, Texas; (1). That the impro~vements on the portions of the public streets d~ in Appendix A ~Atta~ched hereto, the same having been performed under the above contract, are nereoy accepted and the Mayor and City Secretary are thereby au to make payments of the Citys Cost as reflected by l~he Engineers Final Estima upon receipt of stat~aent to make payment for the Citys Cost as a property ow make payments to PARKHII~, SMITH AND COOPER, for the engineering cost. (2). That the Mayor and City Secretary, the same being duly author~ formal resolution of the governing body of the City of Plainview, Texas, are ized and directed to execute and deliver in the Citys name assignable certifi to PIONEER PAVERS, INC., evidencing the assessment levied, declaring the lien the appropriate property, and fixing the terms and conditions of such certifi. in accordan~ce with the contract awarded PIONEER PAVERS, INC. and Ordinance No passed the~th day of January, 1967 by the governing, body of the City of Plai~ Hale County, Texas. (B). That the City of Plainview, Texas, acting herein by and throug May, the same being duly authorized by formal resolution of the governing bo~ City of Plainview, Texas, to take such action, does ihereby assign, transfer over unto PIONEER PAVERS, INC., a corporation of Lubbock, Texas, its success¢ t' OF ~ OF PLAIN- Texas, ~hin the on file g of said .fter in ~y eets hate owners, thereon, .~mtaxes; d property, t forth ~n as v of ~ineers, ~o this ~ccepting due and 1969, ody of contract .ew, Texas. :ments ~id scribed described thorized te and her, and zed by ~uthor- :ates upon :ates . 67-962 the of the d set ,rs and assigns, all and singular, each and every, right title and interest of the City of Plainview, Texas, in and to the assessments made against each lot or parcel o~' land and owner or owners thereof abutting to the street or streets improved as set forth in Appendix A attached hereto, it being the purpose and intention of this ordinance to assign and transfer unto the said PIONEER PAVERS, INC., its successors and assigns, each and every assessment specifically listed in said appendix, together with all and singular the lien or liens, claims, equities or demands, right, estate, title and interest to the City of Plainview, Texas, in and to said assessments and the resp~cti.ve parcels of land against which such assessments were made. (4). This resolution stiall take effect and be in force from and after its pas sag~$., In testimony whereof, the City of Plainview, Texas, a municipal corPOration, acting by and through its Mayor M. B. Hood, hereinto duly authorized, has executed these presets und~er ~ sealjf P~i.nvie~w, Texas and;~e.s~ation by the City secretary, this /-~ day f ~~ ' -, · M. B. Hoo~, Mayor ATTEST: ,. / ./<..~-~ City Secretary THE STATE OF TEXAS : COUNTY OF HALES : BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared M. B. Hood, Mayor of the City of Plainview, Texas, known to me to be the person and officer whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the purpose and consideration therein expressed, as the act and deed of the City of Plainview, .Texas, within the capacity therein stated. .--'.'i. - ....... 'G~m tm'mm )m ~ A~X) s~m OF OFFEr., this~~ay of ~~ ~ ~969 ~ Notary I~blic, Hale County, Te~xas b~IT 17-1-66 34-1-66 35-1-66 43-1-66 104-1-66 44-3-66 45-3-66 3-5-66 5-5-66 6-5-66 STREET -W. 15th St. W. 14th St. Kokomo St. Independence St. Escuela E. 4th St. E. 4th St. Uti-a Utica Utica St. Uti~a St. EXHIBIT "A" FROM EPL of Lexing~$on EPL of Kokomo St. NPL of W. 14th St. NPL of W. 13th St. EPL of Camino Dr. EPL of Elm Street EPL of Fir Street NPL of W. 19th St. NPL of W. 2Oth St. NPL of W. 21st St. NPL of Castro St. TO WPL of Kc WPL of Jo Ft.' Wor t~. SPL of 1~ WPL of S~ WPL of Fi: WPL of Gr SPL of W SPL of W. NPL of SPL uf W. komo Street [iet St. & Denver R. R. th St. Felipe Ave Street re St. ~Oth St. 21st St. fro St. 24th St. AT ORD~CE ACCEPTIN~ C~mTAIN STHFmT new~o~Ts m~DE IN ~m CXTY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS IN ACCORDANCE WITH AND PURSUANT TO AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS PASSED AND DATED JANUARY 6, 1969 and NUMBERED_~9-1032, WHEREAS, the governing body of the City of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, determined upon the necessity for .improvements to certain public streets within the City limits of Plainview, Texas, in accordance with Plans and Specifications on file with the City Secretary and the City Engineer; and WEEREAS, after due advertisement for bids, a contract for the making of said improvements was awarded and entered into with HIGH PLAINS PAVERS, INC., WHEREAS, the governing body of the City of Plainview, Texas, thereafter in due time, form and manner, by Ordinance duly adopted and passed on the 6th day of January, 1969, assessed against the lots or parce~ts abutting on said streets improved as aforesaid and the owner or owners thereof, the due and proportionate part of the costs of said improvements to be borne by said abutting property owners, fixing and impressing upon said abutting property, as a first and prior lien thereon, superior to all other liens and claims except State, County and City ad valorum taxes; and fixing as a personal liability and charge against the true owners of said property, whether in said Ordinance named or not, the unit designation, being fully set forth in Appendix "A" attached hereto, the same being made a part of this Resolution as f~lly as had it been set forth verbatim herein; and WHEREAS, said improvements have been completed and the City Engineer of PlainView, Texas, the same being Parkhill, Smith and Cooper, Construction Engineers, Lubbock, Texas have heretofore inspected the same, certified their approval to this governing body on the____~_~______day of J ~ . . ...., 1969, expressly accep~- ingthese improvements by reason whereof~ the assessments heretofore made became due and payable twenty (20) days after the aforesaid ~h . day of J~ , 1969, the date of acceptance of such improvements by said City, and WHEREAS, under the terms of the ordinance adopted by the governing body of the City of Plainview, Texas, and pursuant to the terms and provisions of the contract for improvements of said public streets, executed between the City of Plainview, Texas and High Plains Pavers, Inc., the contractor is entitled to succeed to the assessments made by the City of Plainview as aforesaid with the right and authority in said Contractor to collect the same and release the liens securing same; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the City of Plainview, Texas; (1). That the improvements on the portions of the'public streets described in Appendix A attached hereto, the same having been performed under the above described ~ntract, are hereby accepted and the Mayor and City Secretary are thereby authorized to make payments of the Citys Cost as reflected by the Engineers Final Estimate and upon receipt of statement to make payment for the Citys Cost as a property owner, and make payments to PARKHI~, SMIE AND COOPER for the engineering cost. (2). That the Mayor and City Secretary, the same being duly authorized by formal resolution of the governing body of the City of Plainview, Texas, are authorized and directed to execute and deliver in the Citys name assignable certificates to HIGH PLAINS PAVERS, INC., evidencing the assessment levied, declaring the lien upon the appropriate property, and fixing the terms and conditions of such certificates in accordance with the contract awarded HIGH PL~2NS PAVERS, INC. and Ordinance No. 69-10B2 passed the ~h day of Januaa~Y, 1969 by the governing body of the City of Plainview, Hale County, Texas. (B)- That the City of Plainview, Texas, acting herein by and through · the Mayor, the same being duly authorized by formal resolution of the governing body of the City of Plainview, Texas, to take such action, does hereby assign, transfer and set over unto HIGH PLAINS PAVERS, INC., a corporation of Hale County, Texas, its successors and assigns, all and singular, each and every, right title and interest of the City of Plainview, Texas, in and to the assessments made against each lot or parcel of land and owner or owners thereof abutting to the street er streets improwed as set forth in Appendix A attached hereto, it being the 3S9 purpose and intention of this ordinance to assign and transfer unto the sa~ HIDE PLAINS PAVERS, INC., its successors and assigns, each and every assess specifically listed in said appendix, together with all and singular the li or liens, claims, equities or demands, right, estate, title and interest to the City of Plainview,, Texas, in and to said assessments and the respective of land against which such assessments were made. (4). This resolution shall take effect ~md be in force from sm~d a its passage. ATTEST: y ecretary In testimony whereof, the City of Plainview, Texas, a municipal co acting by and tl~ough its ]4~ror, ]4. B. Hood, hereinto d~fl.7 authorized, has these presents, under~e seal of Plai~yiew, Texas: and attestation by the C Secretary, this / [. '/~ day of. ~ 1969. ]4. B. Hood, Mayor THE STATE OF TEXAS: COUNTY OF BALE: (Seal) BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeam ]4. B. Hood, ]4ayor Of the City of Plainview, Texas, known to me to be the person and officer whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the purpose and considerat~ therein expressed, as the act and deed of the City of Plainview, Texas, with the capa~.itY therein stated. · ".~ .... /~r~m~ ~m ~Y SA~ A~ SEAL OF O~F~C~, this //~ ~-~/ day of 1969. ~ ~ ~ - ~"~':. ~': ~'~ Notary Public' Hale Co~unty, T~exas, d sent en parcels ~er ~poration, ;xecuted [ty on UNIT STREET 6-1-68 West Second 7-1-68 West Second 8-1-68 Zephyr St. 9-1-68 Nassau St. 12-1-68 Houston St. Leave Out 13-1-68 W. 10th St. Leave Out 14-1-68 w. loth St. Leave Out 15-1-68 Fresno St. Leave OUt 16-1-68 E. 7th St. Leave OUt 17-1-68 E. 2nd St. Leave Out 18-1-68 Nassau St. Leave Out 1-2-68 W. lOth St. 1-3-68 2-3-68 West 16th St. Xenia Street 3-3-68 Denver St. 1-6-68 w 24th st. EXNIBIT "A" FROM WPL of Amarillo St. EPL of Zephyr St. 450.8' S of SPL of West Second St. N. Paving Edge of West 16th St. NPL of W 9th St. WPL of Galveston St. WPL of Galveston St. SPL of W 10th St. EPL of Beech St. WPL of Beech St. 50' S of SPLW 15th Street EPL of U.S. Highway 87 EPL of U.S. Highway 87 NPL of W 24th Street SPL of W Third 'St. 230' W of WPL Xenia St. WPL of Zephyr St. EPL of Yonkers St. NFL' of W. 2nd St. NPL of Bond St. 96.4' N. of NPL of W 9th St. 125.5' W. of WPL of Galveston St. 127' W of WPL of Galveston St. 134' S of SPL of 19th St. 10' E of WPL of Cedar St. 138.4' W of WPL of Beech St. 213.4' S of SPL of W 15th Street EPL of Alley E of ~ s Highway 87 ~ of Jefferson Dr. S paving edge State Highway SPL of W 4th Street SFLof State Hwy 194 ORDINANCE NO. 69-1052 AN ORDINANC~ OF ~H~ CITY OF PLA~NVI~ P~GULATING AND CONTROLLING ~ DESIGN, QUALI~f OF ~T~R~ALS, CONSTRUCTION, LOCATION, ELECTriFI- CATION, AND ~INT~C~ OF ALL SIGNS AND SIGN ST~U~S NOT ]LOCATED WITHIN A BUILDING: PROVIDING ~DR TH~ ADDPTION OF TH~ 1967 EDITIO~ UNIFOP$~ BUILDING ODDE, VOLU~ V, SIGNS, A~ COPYP~D IN 1967 INTERNATIONAL CONFER~NC~ OF BUILDING OFFICIALS OF PASAD~A, G~LI~ WITH CERTAIN A~S ~H~P~TO: PRO¥ID~NG ~OR ~ ISSUANC~ O~ P~ AND COLLECTION OF ~ES, TH~P~FOP~; PROVIDING PP]NALTIES FOR ~ LATION ~P~OF; PROVIDING A S~RABILIT~ CLAUSE; DIP~CTING PUBLI£ OF /HE DESCRIPTIVE CAPTION OF THIS ORDII%~NCE TOGETHER WITH THE P~ PROVISION OF /~E 1967 EDITION, UNIFORM ]BUILDING CODE VOLUME V, SI AS AMENDED, AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE ]DATE: WHEREAS; the City Council of the City of Plainview has found that there is a need for a Sign Code; and, WHERE~$; the City Council appointed a Sign Code Study Commi~ tee to prepare recommendations for the City Council in regards to a ~ 3d- ern Sign Code;. and WHE~$; the Sign Code Study Committee recommenclw the 1967 E ]Uniform Building Code, Volume V, Signs, with certain amendments t 'to'; be adopted as the Sign Code of the City of Plainview, NOW TH~ BE IT ORDAINED BY THB CITY COUNCIL OF ~ CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION I. That the 1967 Edition, UnifOrm Building Code, Volume V, Signs, as copyrighted in 1967 by the International Conf,.~rence of Building Officials, Pasadena, California, as hereinafter amend,~d, is specifically adopted as the Sign Code of the City of Plainview. Texas, and a copy is attached hereto and. incorporated herein by reference as though set out completely in detail. A copy of s-aid Secretaryl~if°rm Buildingand a Code, Volume V, Sign, shall be filed with the Ci~ . copy maintained in the office of the Building off$ycial of the City of. Plainview, Texas. All such copies to be open to p[~lic inspecti.on during business hours of the offices where they are ma~n- t. ained with the following amendmentls thereto: ORNIA, RMITS IO- ATION NAL iition ~ere- (1) (2) That Section S-105 (d) Chapter 1 of the 1967 Edition, Uniform Building Code, Volume V, Signs, shall, hereafter read as follows: (a) Violation and Penalties. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to erect, construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move, improve, remove, convert, demolish, equip, use or main- tainany signor structure in the city, or cause or permit the same to be done, contrary to or in violation of any of the provisions of this Code. Any person, firm or corporation violating any of the provisi6ns of this Code shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and each such person shall be deemed guilty of a separate offense for each and every day or portion thereof during which any violation of any of the provisions of this Code is con~nitted, continued, or permitted, and upon conviction of any such violation such person shall be punishable by a fine of notmore than Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00). That Section S-304 Chapter 3 of the 1967 Edition Uniform Building Code Volume V, Signs, shall hereafter read as follows: SECTION S-304. A sign permit fee and plan-checking fee shall be paid at the time application is made for con- struction of a sign. Such fee shall be according to the following schedule. Wall signs and Projecting signs Ground signs Roof Signs $ 2.50 2. S0 2.50 Electric Signs - Outside Neon Sign 3.00 (1 to 5 transformers) Each Add. Transformer .SO Interior IlluminatedOutdoor signs 3.00 Plan-checking fee shall be one-half of the Permit fee. Phrlnvt~r Published Every Afternoon Except Saturday Pla in v iew Daily PUBLISHED BY ALLISON CON~MUNICATIO 801 BROADWAY -- P. O. BOX 1240- PHONE Area Plainview, Tezas 79072 THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day James B. Oswald Business Ftana~ of the Plainview Daily Herald, a newspaper of general Hale County, Texas, who stated on oath that the attached lished in said newspaper on each of the following dates, to-wit: .............................. .A. ug.u..~..2..8, _]..9.69 ..................................... ~... Fee: 70.56 SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME Notary Public, The Best Investment For Your Advertidng Dollar . 92 SECTION II. That Chapter 3 of the 1967 Edition, Unifom Building Code, Volume V, Signs is hereby' amended by the addition thereto of a new paragraph to be known as SEC. S-307 to read as follows: SEC. S-$07. Ail signs erected witthin the City of Plainview shall conform to requirements established by the Zoning Ordinances. SECTION III. Ail fomer Ordinances or parts thereof, con- i"licting or inconsistant with the provisions of this Ordinmice or of the Code hereby adopted are hereby repealed. SECTION IV. Should any section, paragraph, sentence, cla~mse or word of this Ordinance or of the Code adopted hereby, be de- clared unconstitUtional or unvalid for may reason, the remainder of this Ord~aance, and of the Code adepted hereby shall not be affected thereby. SECTION V. The City Secretary is hereby authorized and directed to cause the publication of the descriptive caption of this Ordinance together with the penalty provision of the 1967 Edition, BlifomBuilding Code, Volume V, Signs as amended. This Code shall become effective and be in full form and effect from and after its passage and publication as required by law. PASSED and AIl)FrED this 16th day of June MAYOR Ao m. ATI~ST: City Clerk 1969. ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 690 OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW PRESCRIB2NG THE COMPOSITION AND DUTIES OF THE CITY PLANNING COM- MISS.ION OF THE CITY OF PLAINViEW AS CP~]ATED BY CiTY ORDINANCE No. 690 PROVXDING FOR THEIR APPOINTMENT, P tESCRIBING THEIR FUNCT'IONS~ DUTiES, POW~RS AND RESP. ONSIBILITIES, :~F, FINING TERMS AND PROV%DING TP~AT TF~ CITY PLANNING COMMISSION SHOULD BE A SEPARATE BODY FROM Tt{E BOAR"} OF CITY DEVELOPMENT; AND FURTHER PROVIDING THAT WHEREVER ORDINANC": NO. 690 IS REFERRED TO iN OtLDINANCE NO. 781 CREATING A ZONING COFRMiSSION, THAT THE SAME SHALL REFER .TO SAID ORDINANCF. NO. 690 AS AMENDED BY THIS ORDINANCE; AND THAT SAID ORDINANCE NO. ~_781~ , CREATING THE ZONING COMMISSION SHALL NOT OTHE.C. WISE BE ~FFECTED BY THIS ORDI~IANCE. WHEi~AS, by Ordinance No. 690 of the City of Plainview a City Planning Commission was created, prescribing the terms and pr~visions of the composition and duties of said commission; and W~REAS~ under the terms and provisions of Ordinance No. 690 of the City of Piainview, the City Plannimg Commission of the City of Piainvie~, Texas and the Board of City Development are composed of the mame m~ers; and Wi~E~AS~ the duties and responsibilities of the City Planning Commission ~nd the duties and responsibilities o~ th~ Board of City Development are performed bY citizens ,~f the City of Plainview, without pay or remuneration; and WH]~REAS, the duties.of both the City Planning Commission and the Board of City Development are more onerous on the same me ship body than is compatible with the efficient performance o duties, in that to meet and act as a Board of City Developmen as a .City Planning Commission requires more time than can be :onven- iently performed by civil ~inded citizens serving without pay or remuneration. For said reasons the City Council of the City of Plainvi.~w, Texas, finds that the City Planning Co~mmission, that also ser-tes as'the Zoning Commission of the City of Plainview should be divorced from the Board of City Development, and that the duties and r4~spon- sibilities of the Board of City Development.should, for said 'easons be performed by a membership composed of members who would no be charged with the d~ties and responsibilities of both the City Plan- ning Commission and the Zoning Commission; and the City Council of .the City of Plainview further finds that to accomplish said ptrpose, Ordinance No. 690 should be amended; NOW, THEREFORE, B.B~ iT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: That Ordinance No. 690 of the City of Plainview, Texas be the same~ is hereby amended so as to hereinafter read as follow SECTION 1. For the purpose of this Ordinance, certain te and words are hereby defined as follows: A. CIT~.. Wherever the word "city" is used in this Ordin the same shall refer to and mean the City of PlainView, Texas. B. COMMISSION. Wherever the word "commission" or the wo~ -2- 4 tuber- their, and and : ms ~nce, ~'Ptanning Commission" are used herein~ the same refers to and means the City Planning Commission of the City of Plainview~ Texas. C, COUNCIL° W~erever the word "council" is used herein, the same refers to and means the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas. D. CITY ATTORNEY. Wherever the ~ords "city attorney" are used herein, the same refers to and means the City Attorney of the City of Plainvie,~, Texas. E. CITY ENGINEER. Wherever the words "city engineer" are used herein~ the same refers to and'means the City Engineer of the City of Plain'view, Texas. F. BUILDING OFFICIAL. Wherever the words "building official" are used herein~ the same ~efers to and means the Building Official of the City of Piainvi~w, Texas. SECTION 2. There is hereby c~eated ~a City Planning Commission, to be composed of nine (9) members, seven (7) of whom shall be appointed by the City Council, and shall be residents in and real property tax payers of the City, and shall'have resided in the City not less. than five (5) years; the other two (2) members Shall be the Building Official and th~ 'City Engineer. The building official mud the city engineer shall be ex officio members acting in an advisory capacity and without the power to vote. The seven (7) appointed members of the City Planning Commission shall be appointed by the City Council° SECTION 3~ All members of the City Planning Commission of the Oity of Plainview~ as heretofore created and now existing, shall ser~e until ~h~ir respective terms expire. As the terms of office of the present members of ,the City Planning Commission expire, the C;.ty Council shall appoint memb'ers to serve on the City Planning Commissio on the basis of three year terms. The ~term of office o~ two 'members oJ the present City' PiJ_nqing Commission will terminat~e on Jan~ ary 1, '19 70_~ the term. Of office of three members of the.p~esent City Planning 'Commission. wili ~terminate on January 1, 19 71 ; and the t~rm of office of~ two members of the . present City Planning Commission will terminate On.January l, 19~72 . After said t~rms cf office of~ the pre~ent merJbers terminat~, the Cit~ Council will on. or before the termination date of said terms of office, appoint m, mbers to serve on said~p annzng Commissioln on the basis Of said three y,~ar terms. SECT!O~ .~4~ Members of ~the~ Planning Commission shall~be ap ~oint~ed in the same manner and me:thod as is PrOvided for the appointme ~t of all other~offieers of the City in Sedtion 7 of the Charter of the 'i~y of Plainvi~w. . ~T~N~ 5. In'cases where vacancies occur on said. Plannin mission by death, r~moval f~om ~ffice, resignation or otherwise vacancy ~hall be filled by appointment of a person for the unex term of the member so vacating the~office.~ SE__~CT~ON.6. If any member of said commission shall remove Plainview with the intention of establishing his permanent resi, elpewhere, such act ~hall ipso facto vacate his .office. SECTION 7. ABSENCE OF MEMBERS AT MEETINGS. Any member of Planning Commission who misses, three. (3) regular consecutfve me~ sha%l, be automatically removed from office, unless at the next g Com- , the ~ired 'rom lence the tings eguiar meeting of said Commission after such absence, shall submit in per- son or in writing~ legal excuses, as same are defined or provided for in the rules and regulations of said Commission, and in default of such excuses the Chairman of the Commission shall declare Such member's position vacant, and the Commission shall certify'such fact t~ the City Council, who shall appoint a successor to such member for the unexPired term~ rAfter a member has missed two (2) regular consecutive meetings, it shall be the duty of the secretary of the Pianhing Commission to notify him in writing to that effect, calling his attention to the above provision of this. section, and warning him that a third absence without legal excuses submitted at t~e next regular meeting after such third absence, ~ill subject him to'automatic removal from the Conm~ission. SECTION 8. The members of the Planning Commission of the City of Plai~iew, shall serve without pay, shall elect from among their own number a First Fice-Chairman and a Second vice-chairman, and shall elect from outside their own members a secretary and assistant, who shall hold their office at the will of the Commission, and shall re- ceive such compensation as shall be fixed by said Commission with the approval of the City Council. SECTION 9. MEETINGS OF T}~ PLANNING COMMISSION. A majority of the voting members of said Commission (excluding the ex officio members) shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business~ The Secretary or Chairman shall notify all members of regular or ~special meetings of the Commission, and the said Commission shall be convened on the call of the Chairman~thereof, or on demand of -5~ 4 399 five (5) members of the Commission made in writing to the secretary. SECTION 10. The Chairman of the Planning Commission shall be named and appointed by the City Council. The Vice-Chaizman of the Planning Commission shall be elected by the members thereo~ It shall be the duty of the Chairman to call all meetings of s~ch Commission~ and to preside at the meetings° It shall be the d~ty of the Vice-Chairman to preside over meetings and to call meetl.ngs as may be necessary in the absence of. the Chairman. It shall ye the duty of the Secretary to keep a record of all meetings and the business transacted at such meetings. The Ptann[ng Commission shall me~t for the'purpose of attending to their duties on the second and fou'th ~~ of each month, at a time and place to be determined 'by ~aid Planning Commission.. They shall meet at such called meetings is may be necessary to attend to their duties and responsibilities. SECTION 11.~ The Chairman of the Planning Commission s]hal call such meetings as he may deem necessary to,attend to and transa t the business of the Planning Commission. SECTION 12o A majority of the voting members of the Plam~ing Commission shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business by the Planning Comm{ssion. SECTION 13. The members Of the Planning Commission shall be sqbject to removal from office by the City Council for any cause deemed by the City Council sufficient for their removal in the i~terest of public service. SECTION 14o RULES AND REGULATIONS. The members of the Plan- ning Co~nission shall adopt such rules and regulations as they deem best for the government of their actions, proceedings, and time and place of meetings. However, such rules and regulations shall not be in contravention of any of the laws of the State or of~ any of the laws of the State or of any provision of the Code or other Ordin- ance of the City. SECTION 15. POWERS AND DUTIES GENERALLY. It shall be the duty of the Planning Commission to act ~s an advisory board to the City Council° it shall'~be their duty to make recommendations to the City Council relating to all nature of public improvements, civic improvements, city planning, opening, widening, changing and Closing of streets~ routing of public utilities, controlling and regulating traffic upon the public streets and highways of the City and such other matters relating to city improvements as the City Planning Commission and the City Council may deem beneficial to the City. The Planning Commission, in addition~to the powers and authority granted by this ordinance, shall be and is hereby vested with all of the powers and authority conferred upon city planning commissions b~ ordinances of the City of .Plainview, and by the laws of the State, and such commission shall, in addition to the duties set forth in this Ordinance, perform all of the duties provided by the laws of the State of city planning commissions, and as provided by the pro- vision of any Ordinance of the City or by any provision of its City Code. SECTION 16. The-Planning Commission shall submit to ~he City -7- "401::. Council plans, together with recommendations, for the establish- ment and location of additional ~tf~e'ts, alleys and highways, schools, parks, playgrounds, recreation centers, public amusen.ents, outdoor theaters, swimming pools, or any other recommendation~ deemed by the Planning Commission to c.ome under the heading oi civic improvements or city planning. The City Council may there- after adopt the recormnenda~tions made by the Planning-C'ommissicn or any other plans or m~'thods which may be deemed most advisat le by the City Council. SECTION 17. POWERS AND. DUtIES AS TO DIVISION OF LANDS. It shall be the further duty of the Planning Commission to examii.e all proposed division of lands, which is hereby defined as pl~.ns, plats, replats, additions, subdivisions and resubdivisions sutdivi- ding lands, located in the corporate limits of, or within fiv~ (5) miles of the corporate limits of the City, to determine if such division of lands conforms to the general.plan of the City, i~s streets, alleys, park~ playgrounds, public utility facilities sanitary facilities, drainage facilities and all other facili ies or the extension of any of the above facilities, which h~ve b~en 6r may be laid out, and to determine if such division of land co~forms to such ~eneral rules, regulations ordinances or laws, if any, governing the division of land falling within the jurisdictio~ of the City, its City Council or the Planning Commission, which ules, regulations, ordinances or taws are or have been adopted or p omulgated to promote the health, safety, morals or general welfare of t~e -8- 4 Council plans, together ~ith recommendations, for the establish- ment and location of additional streets, alleys and highways., schools, parks, playgrounds, recreation centers, public amusements, outdoor theaters, swimming pools, or any other recommendations deemed by the Planning Commission to come under the heading of civic improvements or city planning. The City Council may there- after adopt the recommendations made by the Planning Commission or any other plans or mdlhods which may be deemed most advisable by the City Council. SECTION 17. POWERS AND DUTIES AS TO DIVISION OF LANDS. It shall be the further duty of the Planning Commission to examine all proposed division of lands, which is hereby defined as plans, plats, replats, additions, subdivisions and resubdivisions subdivi- ding lands, located in the corporate limits of, or within five (5) miles of the corporate limits of the City, to determine if such division of lands conforms to the general plan of the City, its streets, alleys, parkJ playgrounds, public utility facilities, sanitary facilities, drainage facilities and all other facilities or the extension of any of the above facilities, which have been or may be laid out, and to determine if such division of land conforms to such ~eneral rules, regulations ordinance~ or laws, if any, governing the division of land falling ~ithin the jurisdiction of the City, its City Council or the Planning Commission, which rules, regulations, ordinances or laws are or.have been adopted or promulgated ko promote the health, safety, morals or general welfare of the -8- 4 community and the safe, orderly and healthful development of community. The Planning Commission is authorized to set up such. stan dards to cover the presentation of such division of land, 'and establish such procedures for acting upon such reprresentation as it may deem advisable; provided, that such standards of thi ordinance or other ordinances of the City, the laws of the Sta and the Constitution of'.the united States. SECTION 18. It shall be the duty of the Planning Commiss to prepare a Master Plan for the systematic development and gr~ of ~he City of Plainview. This Master Plan Shall include the tion of main thorouthfares, arterial ]highways, alleys, a plan the general disbursement and routing of traffic, widening of s where necessary, and the extension of streets having in mind tt continued growth and development of the City of Plainview. Th~ Master Plan shall also include plans for public utilities, cit water wells, parks, playgrounds, sanitary facilities, drainage ties, and all other things and matters deemed important or advJ by the Commission in relation to c~vic improvements. SECTION 19. No street or alley in the City of Plainview ever be close'd or changed by the City Council until and unless have first received the recommendation of the Planning Commissi SECTION 20~ The purpose of the Planning Commission for th City of Plainview is to further the orderly and systematic deve men~ of ~he City of Plainview.' The Planning Commission shall -9- :on ~wth .oc'a- ~or :ree ts [e facili- sable hall they 0~, e lop- prepare 404- a Master Plan for the development and growth of the City of Plain- view, and make recommendations to the City Council when they deem it necessary for the City Council to pass additional ordinances or to amend any existing ordinance for the benefit of the City's growth and development. It shall be the duty of the Planning Commission to study, consider, approve or disapprove all plats for subdivisions or resubdivisions within the City of Plainview, or within five (5) miles of the corporate'~imits of the said City, in accordance with the procedure, regulations and rules prescribed in regard to sub- divisions by the City Council, and the i~ws of the State of Texas. SECTION 21. The City Engineer shall be the technical advisor to the Planning Conm~ission on all engineering problems. SECTION 22. The Building Official shall advise the Planning Commission on all ~atters pertaining ~o the City's Building Code, building restrictions and matters coming under his supervision. SECTION 23. The City Attorney shall be the legal advisor to the Planning Commission, and shall advise with them pertaining to legal matters. SECTION 24. The expenses of the Planning Commission in compil- ing statistics, conducting studies and formulating plans relative to ~he future growth and development of the City of Piainview, and other expenses and cost of operations of the Planning Commission shall be paid by the City. All of such costs shall be considered by the City when making its budget, and such costs and expenses shall be budgetec, accounted for and paid in the same manner as the cost of operations cf any other city department° The Planning Commission shall not incur any expense nor obligate the City for the payment of anYthing without prior -10- 405' approval of the City Council. SECTION 25. The Planning Commission'is relieved of its Juties as a Board of,City Development. SECTION 26. The obligation of any of th~ money heretofore approp- riated by the City Council of ~h~ City of Plainview for ~h~ u~ and benefit of the Board of City Development of the City of PlJin~iew that has already been obligated by the present Board of City Devel~pment under th~ terms and pro?isions of Ordinance No. 690, shall no be effected by this amendment. After the passage of this Ordinance, the duties and resp~ msi- bilities of the City Planning Commission shall be as prescribed by this Ordinance. '' ~ SECTION 27. The duties and responsibilities of the Zoning Commission of the City of Plainview created and presgribed by Ordinance No. 7~1 of the City of Plainview, shall no~ be effected by this ordinance; and wherever said Ordinance No. 6~ is referred to in said Ordinance No. 781 creating a Z, ning Commission, the same shall refer to said Ordinance No. 690 as ~mended by this ordinance. Passed this the ~_~ day of _~]~ ,. 1969. M. B. HOOD, MAYOR CiTY OF PLAINVIEW, %~E~ S Mo_Lo REA~, CITY C~ERK CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS -11- 406 AN O~DINA~CE PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF A BOARD OF CITY DEVELOPMENT FOR THE CITY OF PLAtNViEW: ~ROViDiNG THE QUALiFI- CATIONS OF THOSE APPOINTED, PROVIDING T~. TEP~M OF OFFICE, AND Ti{E PURPOSE OF SAID BOARD; PROVIDING FOtl THE PREPARATION OF AN ANNUAL BUDGET FOR SAID BOARD; AND THE OI?~GANIZATION AND FUNCTIONS OF 'SAID BOARD. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TI~] CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1: A BOARD'~F CITY DEVELO~MNT as provided in Section 187 of th'e Charter of the City of Plainview, is hereby established. The authority and function of the Board-shall be as provided in the Charter. SECTION 2: The BOARD OF CITY DEVELOPMENT shall consist of not less than nine members or more than fifteen, and shall be appointed by the City Council for a term of three years beginning on January 1, of the year which appointed; Said members to serve without compensation and shall be residents' of the City. Should a member move from the City, or become disqualified for any other reason, he shall vacate the offic~ and the City CouQcil shall appoint another member to fill the unexpired term. SECTION 3: The BOARD OF CiTY DEVELOt~NT is to be independent of the City Council, and shall elect from its member- ship a treasurer and such'other administrative officers as may be'~eq~ired from time to time. The Board may elect from outside its membership a secretary who shall hold office at the will of the Board, and shall receive compensation recommended by the Board and approved by the City Council. The Board shall adopt rules and regulations for gover- .ance and guidance, which are not in conflict with the Charter of the City of Plainview. SECTION 4: The-~xpense of maintenance of the BOARD OF CITY DEVELOPmeNT shall be paid out of the General Fund of the City, and disbursed as required by the City Charter. SECTION 5: The BOARD OF CITY DEVELOPMENT ~hall submit a proposed budget to the City Manager by June 1, of each year for the succeeding fiscal year (October 1 to September 30, inclusive) for the approval of the City Council. Monthly reports of receiots and expenditures, and such other reports as re{uired by the City Council shall be filed with the City Clerk by the 15th day of each month. SE'CTION 6: The accounts, books and records of the BOARD OF CiTY DEVELOPMENT shall be audited annually by the auditor employed by the City to audit the accounts and records of the City of PlainvJe~.. PASS AND ADOPTED, this the ---- day of ~-f~ A.D., 1969. ATTEST: M~ L. Rea City Cle~ k. M. B. Hood Mayor City of Plainview AN ,APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE NO. 69-1055 ORDINANCE WH ERE AS, the City council of the City,~ piainview finds it is necessary to appropriate certain specific funds out of General Fund, Acct. 62i~i09 fUndS for ,an approved project, and this operation of City departments in the public interest which Creates ah emergency: BE IT O.RDAINED BY'THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY. OF~ PLAiN¥!EW: , Th6re is hereby appropriated Out of the folloWing General Fundi ~eet. 621-109 The Sum $ 4 ~ 867.0i FOr th~ following purpose: described fund, to-wif: Payable tO Mosquito Control of the Southwest, For Mosquito ContrOl Spray of the PlainvieW City Limits on June'3, june. 4, June 17, and June 27, 1969~ at 17.9¢ per acre. an emergency exists as shown in the preamble to this ~rdinance, the enactment of this ordi- .., 'nan'ce is dealared 'to be an emergency measure thereby creating a ~ublic, necessity that the ale requiring',' ,. proposed ordinances to be presented at two (2) separate Council meetings be dxspensed with;, and thl Ordinance shall be effective from the date of its passage. Passed by the Council on this AND IT'iS SO ORDERED 21st .... day of ,1969 Approved by: Division Director ORIGINAl. Verified by: Department ' ' ;' 'AccdUnting Department" '. ORDINANCE NO. 69-1056 AN APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE wH~RE AS, the City Council of the City Of Plainview' finds it is necessary to appropriate c~ funds out ~,f General Fund, Acct. 62i-109 · funds for an approved project, and this ordinan'ce deals ~peration of City departments in.the public interest Which create-~ 'an emergency.' NOW, THEREF( BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CiTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF i= There is hereby aPPropriated out of the following described Getlerai.Fund~ ,Acci:, 62i-i09 , Payabia to.~arican Cyanamid Company' l~iathion 95% 2160 gallons @ $6.979 per gallon The sum $'i5,074.6Z~ : .foil.oWing purPc~se~. min. Specific ~,ith the daily IRE, i-: '".~ ' WHEF1EAs.; an emergency exists as shown in the prearrble to this .ordinance, the ': nance is, decia~d 'to be an emergency measure thereby creating'a ~ubhc 'n'eces~ity.th/it the ~ · . prOposed' °rdlnances to be presented at two (2) separate Council meetings be dispensed w, ith; and 1 · ~i~ shall be effective from the date of its passage. ~ . ' ~ · ' Passed }~y~/h~ coUnciI on mis' AND iT IS SO ORDERED of ,196 9 . Of this ordi- ule requiring his ordinance MAYOR' 'ATTEST: CITY SEC Approved.by:... Divis ion Director _ Department Accounting ~o' P'"%, . " -' ' ORDINANCE NO. ' ". · / ~4 . ." AN APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE ~ . .j · ' WHEREAS, the City Council of the' City rof Plainview finds it is necessary to appropriate certain specific fund~ out of Assessment Escrow Fund (AcCt. ~428) ' ' . ' ' J · · ' . ' funds for an approved project, and this ordinance deals with the daily J operati°n of City departments in the public interest which creates an emergency: NOW, THEREFORE; BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIl OF THE CiTY OF P/AINViEW: There is hereby appropriated out of the following desCribed Assessment Escrow Fund Thesum $, 384.58 For the following purpose: fund, to-wit: Payable to MuniciPal Investment Corporation Street paving expense along west of intersection at W. 2nd Street and Yonkers Street. WHEREAS, an emergency exists as shown in the preamble to this .ordinance, the enactment of this ordi- nance is declared to be an emergency measure thereby creating a public necessity that the rule requiring proposed ordinances .to be presented at two (2) sep.arate Council meetings.be dispensed with; and this ordinande shall be effective from the date of its passage. Passed by the :Council on this ' AND IT IS SO ORDERED 4th day of August MAYOR Verified ATTEST: , 196 9 T- -~ by' ~ Approved by:, Division Director Department ORIGINAL Accounting Department