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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes - City Council - Regular - 9/13/193458 ,, , „DTI ,G. C . _iR la L . �7Y Lubbock, Texas, Sept. 13, 1934. Te City Commission of the City of Lubbock, 'Texas, met -.t 1:30 P.K. in Regular Session at the ReF_1 1^r T=eeting Pl•-ce in the City H'+11, the follo,TiinT rremb-rs thereof being -_,resent, to -wit: Mayor Ross Rd-,iTarns, Commissioners J.F. B-con, "'.B. Price, J.C. Roy-)lty, A.J. Rich^rdson, City Tdanager H. Rodgers and City Secr-t=try '11.0. Stevens. Absent: Mayor Ross E'd�^lards. The Minutes of Regulr Meeting of 1ugust -39, 1934, 1.1rere reed and urion rlotion by Commissioner Roy^lty, seconded b.T Commissioner Bacon, they 1,r�7re ur^nimou.sly approved. Committee fro- the Nazar-ne Church came before the Commission re- aue:ti_rg ti.-es on the church-nro�ert•T be remitted. -,,ft(-,r discussion the Co-mi.asion took no action in tho ?gatter. The matter of selecting a City Depository was pas.ei, it being the ide• of the Commission to Trait and see -.�rht the Lcgislztion did —ith reference to p Assi_ng depository law. It �vts-n.•ved by Commissioner B-icon, seconded b - Commissioner I:ich=irdson, carried unanimously, that there be no future charge on dry toilets. Pre-:ident Parker Prouty and =�irector Alex T.IcDona.ld of the Fair Ass'n., cane before the Commission a.nd requested that the City* remit the J50.00 c,�rnival tax and -.sled th t the City also give ample police rrotection during the F-)ir. It l-s moved by Comanissioner j3-con, se^onded by Coyrmissioner Richardson, th,t ,,re remit the C-rniv,.l tnx -nd to furnish the Fair Association r-ith the same nurnbor of policemen as —e did 1,-.st veal.. TA mrri_ ioner rj, ,ya1ty9 unani-noes-Ly carried, th•tt cne Co=issior: ___:,n to th.e State HiZhway Depart -Went necessary land to widen �.nd improve North Avenue H. Motion by T:Ar. Bacon, seconded by Commissioner 1Zo7 lt:y, 1.znaniniously cT,rried, Ordinance No. 52Z -s,- f. st ,ding. ORD N:AI� E *6 . 5 �� AN ORDINANCE L VYING A TAY ITON LL -PROPERTY SUB ,iCT TO TAXATION WITHIN THr CITY OF LUI BOCK, TEXAS, FOR THE �SUP?ORrp''OF THT+I CITY FOR 'TH:E YEAR 1934, APPORT IONI .,"G S AI.D, , I :'VY.. A!rONG T; E' VARIOUS FUNDS AND ITEI'AS FOR 7 HI CH R:''V INUE ?LUST BE RAISED, LEVYING AN OCCUPATION TAX UPON ALL OGC•UP:ATIO.;-:� TAXABLE AII"D 1VIYG' THE TI1N:@ •IN "HIGH SAID TAPES Big PrkTD, ASSESSING PE NALTY AND b T+'RES FOR NON P1YT:t'''NT OF "UCH TAiES ...I1THIN THE TIRE, SI-OT 'OTD DI"CLARING ANIMMENCY -non motion by Commissioner B-con, seconded Y,/ Co•=rriissioner4ichardson, carried unanimously, Ordinance No. 520 passed First reading. ORDINANCE NO. 520. AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING ANY PERSON FROMPARKING OR STOPPING ANY rR,'?iICL:u� IN I?'RJTT OF ANY U.S. T: AIL BOX. FOR ,Ni' IL'RI'USE F�XCEPT DEPOSITING 1JAI L IN SAID BOX, 1ND PROHIBITING ANY PiLMSON FROM P'.RKIlTG OR STOPPING .ANY VEHICLE FOR .AI'TY OTHER -PURPOSE '.`.`I`i'HIN UCH DID>TANCE OF SAID':(AIL BOX AS `:"ILL UNREASONABLY INTERF13RE ANY PERSON STOPPING VrHICLT LOTaCr ENOUGH TO DEPOSIT NiAIL IN S.AID BOX; ALSO PROITIRITING r ^ R'KIT G OR S TOFPING U\TY VEHICLE '7ITI:IN FI,P";T OF U.S.. 1dAI1*, BOX AT S." CORK^R OF 'U.S. POST OFFICE SIT, !T;YC` 1:T LONG 71,1M GH TO DEPOSIT I.fAIL; AND FI:VI' G A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION. Mrs. L.B. `."right, Yr & Mrs Idaxey, T.irs L.D. Rankin and Tars. Thomas carte before the Commi Sion with reference to a church build- ing tha.t is contemplating being built on the Corner of 16th Street �.nd. A,enue Ad, to remister their prote^t Tith reference to the btaild- ing being built. 'they asked the Commission, if possible, to prevent its erection as, from their understanding, it would be more or less a fire hazard. After discussion the matter was referred to City Attorney 'l.L. Ylett and City Manager '-`'.H. Rodgers for -attention. Committee from the Lubbock P-.stor's Associa.ti.on consisting of 'Rev. Barnett and Rev. Vibret, c-me before the Commission rTith reference to Sund-y=Dchool p.?r-de to be given in honor of the Sunday School te-c'ners of the City -end st ted th-t there .7ould be some 3,000 to 5,000 in the p?rade Ihich s..ould he on J-.turdny, October 6th, at 3 P.M., and reoue�:ted the Commission to give them cooper-ition in the p-it-.de, and that they be allo,:red to use the City P-rk ',":'est of the City H-11 for .a final program which grill probably last 45 minutes to an hour. It 1,„as moved by Commissioner Rich-.rdson, sec ;nded by Commissioher Roy•,lty, carried unanimously, that they be gr-Anted tl,�is courtesy. O Ot There being no further business coming up for consider- tion, upon motion by Commissioner Royalty, seconded by Commissioner Rich^.rdson, the City Commission recessed to meet Septe:aber 209, 1934, nt 9 A.M. Regd -ind arproved this d:y of -N_ _, 1934. Ma. o r TT4,ST: City Secretary.