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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - Regular - 7/11/19291 U L AR iL EET I NG . Lubbock, Texas. July 11, 1929. The City Commission of the City of Lubbock, Texas, met at 1:30 P.14, } in Regular cession in the Regular !�;eeting Place in the City Hall, the following members thereof being present, to -wit: `J Mayor H.ii. goods, Commissicners A.V. leaver, J.:.i. Hankins, J.F.Bacon, O. N. LeLver ton , Ci tyAttorney E.L. 1:lett, City 1Viantiger i..Y. tu'C l le:.ry and Secretary W. H. Rodgers. Absent: None. The minutes of 'regular Meeting of June 27, 1929, and Recessed Regular Meeting of June 3, 1929, were read and upon motion by 11r. Hankins, seconded by I.ir. Bacon, they were unanimously a;proved. Motion by hir. Hankins, seconded by -lr. Bacon, Ordinance No. 449 passed first reading. ORDINANCE NO* 449 AN ORDINANCE AFPOINTIN" A BOARD OF EQUALIZATION FOR THE CITY OF LUBBOCK. TEXAS, TO ACT 4ITH THE CITY COMMISSION: AND IXIN" A I TIFF, 'OR YEETI T" F45 SUCH BOARD OF EIZUALI ZATICN. BE IT ORDAIN.ED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS: �<�' 01 SECTION 1: That J.A. Hodges, and C.A.Burrus, qualified voters, residents and property owners of the :ity of Lubbock, Texas, be and they are hereby appointed commissioners to act as a Board of .Equalization for the City of Lubbock, Texas, for the Year 1929, with the City Commis io n of such U ity, SECTION 2: That the 15th day of July, 1929, be and it is hereby fixed as the time for the meeting of the Board of Equalization 'I for the City of Lubbock, 'Texas. Passed first reading this the llth day of July, L.D. 1929, gassed second reading this the day of July, A.D. 1929. Ila yo r. ATTST: City secretary ( SEAL ) I 291 Motion by, Mr.;., Beavertcn, 3 coan-ded by Y�r::_B.aoop,; carried unanimous,17, tt: was ordered that the_ 4� y .ommission accept niirpor.t, Co=it.t��@ Raport,, -art --tbe- same tiz-e, tha Xing them..for -tlye ir sp,e!ad�:c s - Kicv OR this, ,Oommi-ttee as peg the ; fo l lov i_ng complete .��el2ort. Lubbock, Texas. July. l.l.th , 19rg9y �QI Ftiio , .0 ot_a.rabl e C i ty �-Q=i s s i on We, your airport committee, submit the following recommendation in regard to the purchase of an air port for the city of Lubboek: We recommend that erection 28, Block A belonging to the L.Td. Jones -.:.state be purchased at a price of $40,000.00 to be paid for with your air port bonds at par, ode further recommend that this purchase be made at once, today if possible, .de have made this decision after looking over all of the sites offered and after talking to and showing these various sites to aviators of note, who have been here and offered us their service. ,ie find that land in cultivation is not nearly so good for this purpose as the land in sod. +e also find that we want to get away from development as it is far less hazardous for the aviators. The tract offered is on one of our best highways and has all of the utilities necessary available. in the judgment of the several aviators talked to the d1stance from town had practically no bearing on the selection. '.'his tract is large enough, is accessible to town, has power, light, and gas.available, is near enough to the city, Iractically :tiithout hazards, has excellent drainage, and a good coat of turf, and is surrounded by fields which will be of great value in emergency landing, and the price is'practically the lowest offered. rifler talking to the parties interested in aviation and air port committees from other points, we recommend that you buy this entire section. It is much to our advantao-e to have a larger tract of land and especially so when you can buy it at this time at the I -rice offered. --espectfully submitted, this the llth day of July, 1929. , se o. beds on T. B. Du agan ,:.F. 3eorge Motion by Per. Hankins, seconded by laZr. Bacon, carried unanimously, it was ordered to purchase section 28, Block "A", from E.M. Jones state at a cost of `„40,000.00, delivery to be made about August 1, 1929, or as soon as bonds are printed and leiivered. ,;.M. Jones :state to accept bonds at par, 5% interest. Lotion by Mr. Hankins, seconded by Par. ,leaver , carried unanimously, pity .secretary J.H. odgers was instructed to advertise for bids on paving as per the following idotice. Notice '-Oo Bidders. (Paving) Sealed proposals addressed to the lion. Mayor and ity Commission of Lubbock, Texas, will be received at the office of a.H. =Lodgers, City Secretary, City Hall, Lubbock, Texas, until 1:330 l.M. July 25th, 1929, and there upon publicl;, opened, read and, considered by the -City Commission, for furnishing all necessary materials, labor and equipment for the paving of certain streets in the City of Lubbock, Texas. Ax proximG to quantities as follows: 6500 sq. yds. paving, 3000 lin. ft. curb & gutter, 2500 cu. yds. excavation. jhe pity of Lubbock reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive formalities, and to accept the bid which seems to be mo.st advantageous to the c:ity's interest. Instructions to bidders, proposal forms, plans and specificat i,-ns may be obtained at the offices of I.H. iod¢ers, City Secretary, and M.R.Smith, Jr. , City I�ngineer, City Hall, Lubbock, Texas. H.D. Woods Mayor. —` W.H. Dodgers City Secretory. Motion by Mr. Hankins, seconded by lur. Bacon, carried unanimously, the Nell .Vorks Manufacturing Co., llr.Doty, representing them as contractor, was instructed to drill well, having reported in writing he will guarantee the test made upon lot fJ v--/ o , Block 6,1 Overton Addition, will produce 200 gallons per minute when completed. the contractors are hereby instructed to proceed with drilling said well in accordance with the contract and guarantee. Motion by I;':r. Hankins, seconded by l-Ir.Bacon, it was ordared to accept the resi nation of J.D. Young and H.B. Hamilton as members of the Examining Board of !lumbers and at the same time an_point T,J. Morgan Master Plumber and D.P. L'ox as Journeyman ! lumber , to fill the vacancies. Lotion by pair. Bacon, seconded by -4. Hankins, carried unanimously, City Jecretury W.H. -:odgers was authorized to issue Jarrant in favor of Panhandle Construction Company in the amount of ';474.43 in payment for patching paving on livenue a at Corner of 18th street and Avenue 'a at Corner of 13th Street, as per estimate submitted by city engineer M.H. Smith, Jr. Motion b7 11r. Hankins, seconded by 1,-r. Bacon, curried unanimously, City Lanager '. d. McCleary was instructed to proceed with marking streets as outlined by the rexor t of the Committee of the Board of City Development. motion by lar. Hankins, seconded by L.r. -oacon, carried unanimcusly, City secretary 'i.H.-'.odoers was authorized and instructed to issue 'darrant in favor of the Panhandle Construction company to the amount ; of -18,012.64 for the payment of .: stimate for work done on subway at .Nast roadway, as per estimate submitted by City engineer I.I.R. Smith, No further business coming up for consideration, upon motion by Mr.rsacon, seconded by .ar. Hankins, carried unanimously, the City Commission recessed to meet at 4 P.M. July 12, 1929. ::ead and al -proved this '_day of A.L. 1929. mayor. �0' JV`� City jec re to