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Ljibbocic, Teyas, Sept. 22,1934.
'he City Commission of the City of Lubbock, Texas, met at 11:30 A.M.
in Recessed Regul-)r Session, Recessed from Reaulra.r Meeting of ept.
at the RP?vl�r:;[eeting Place in the City Hnll, the follo'�ring
members thereof being present, to -;nit:
lilayor Ross Ede+%rRrds, Commissioners "'.13. Price, J.C. Royalty, A.J.
Richardson, City I,lfin:z.ger F.H. Rodgers and City Secretary ','.0. Stevens.
Absent: Commissioner J.F. Bacon.
H.A. Smith, Stci.te I`ilk Supervisor, was before the Commission and made
a. talk as to the conditions of the mill- situation in Lubbock and
st,ited that our condition should be improved from a general sanit•try
condition ^nd gave some helpful advice along that line. He suggested
that the Commission do a`--iy or repeal the present milk ordinance and
pass a stand-)rd milk ordinance. It was moved by Commissioner
Rich=lydson, seconded. by Commissioner Price, unanimously c�irr.ied,
Ordinance No. 522 be passed at first reading.
ORDII`ANCE NO. 522.
AN ORDIY,1 CE re rul-ting the s--le of milk -nd providing for the
issuance and revoking of perrn.�.ts for the s Ile of milk; defining
misbr,qnding; providing for the r.egul.n.r inspection of dairies and
milk pl?nts; authorizing the local he,ilth officer to promulgate rules
=and regulations as he rn-iy de -gym necessary: providing for the adoption
of the Standard -`ilk Ordinance for the grading and labeling of the
milk; providing for the enforcement of tv!i_s ordinance and fixing a
penalty.
Geo. Berry --as before the Commission ,4rith reference to a State P?rk
and said that there -'could probably be a co,_ ple of State Parks loc•-,ted
in the ne=,r future and wanted to kno,rr if the City �riould be interested
in buying all of the la.nd necess-ry for a State P^rk. It was ;:coved
b-,r Commissioner Rich,,rdson, seconded by Commissioner Royalty, that
the City CorYL-mi.ssion considered th-t it -Tould be ri;_rht ^.nd proper to
purchase the land upon �rhich to loc-!te -trite P-.rk if the citizenship
should manifest its desire that th.e Uity should do so Ind provide
that the loc-tion designated b•r the Superintendent of Parks be such
-s :could be advanta,aeous to the City of Lubbock to do so and the
price cf the land- be proper.
Mr. D-niels, of the Daniels Studio, before the Ci ty 1-;o°imission
--ith reference to passr.�e of a special ordinance protecting the local
photos-lphers -1nd asked the Co -mission to pass the following
ordinance, O.rdirance I\umber 523.
ORDIT -ONCE NO. 523.
AN OT?PI1gkNCF, R?7GITLATIItG TH? BUSIl'EISS 01' PHOTOGRAPHY 1171 `t'I-E CITY OF
LU"3OCK, D'EFIhTITrC� `I MMS :li;D PROVIDIF.G FOR LIC-EUTs-�,S -kXD, FEES, :u D
F IKI G FOR VIOLATION.
It ivas moved by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner Royalty,
unanimously c^rr.ied, that Ordinance Number 523 be passed first read-
in.r.
Eo furth.,�r business coming up for consider-tion, upon rnoticn by
Cornmissionor Price, seconded by Commissioner Royalty, carried
unanirlou.sly,. the Ci ty Commission adjourned.
Read and ap ,roved this�1 _ _ day of , 1934.
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