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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes - City Council - Regular - 6/23/1938461 M— REGULr R r-EETITIG. Lubbock, Texas, June 23, 1938. The City 0onnission of the pity of Lubbock, Texas, net at 1:30 p.I in. Regular Session at the Regular MeetinC Place in the City Hall, the following neribers thereof being present, to -alit: Mayor C E Slaton, Coruussioners W G i-cllillan, ?l B -Brice, J. A. Fortenberry, Hub Jones, City Attorney Duriiood Ii Bradlel,r, City T.:ar_ager 17 H Rodgers and City Secretary Lavenia ,7illians. ' bsent : None. The :.inutes of Re[-rlrs T°eeting of June 9th, 1938, were read and upon notion by Commissioner EcYi1lan, seconded by Cormissi-ner Fortenberry, the-,), inere unaninousl y approved. Notion by Comissioner TIcT'illan, secon(Ied by Conrz:ssioner Price, and unaninov sl;• carried, thq t returns of Special Election he;d June 14, 1938, be opened and canvassed and the results thereof declared - thereupon, it was found that votes, as follolvs, were cast. Zone TJo. 1. 115 Votes For the keeping of Live Stocl: ?within ,.one, No. 1 173 Votes 4'%ainst the keeping; of Livestock 13ithin Zone I:o . 1 Lone ilo. 2. 205 votes For the keeping of rive .sock within Zone IIo 4 2 392 Votes Against the keepingg of :live Stock within Zone Ho. 2 zone IIo. 3. 70 Votes For the keeping of Live Mock within Zone No. 3 285 Votes Against the keeping of Live Stock With- in gone Ido. 3. -'hereupon, b, motion nade by Cormissiorler Tfcl:illan, seconded by Corirnissioner Price, carried unanimously, that the election crtrried, the total vote being as follows: 290 Votes For the keeping o7P Live Stock 850 Votes .against the keeping* of Live Stock 1,240 '_'otal votes cast. 11otion b-- Corunission: r T cl ill_an, seconded by 1-;ormis sioner r''ottenberry, carried unanimously, Ordinance Yo. 591 passed second reading. OP.I)IIV_T'CE I'0. 591 ORDINANCE CLOSI'TG HEARING !_IID LEVYIN('.FOR A PM?ri OF 'TE'E' COuT OF I:TROVEM A P OIZTIO:f OF iVI IUE' "101 r.TdD SIIIOTHER STREETS, ',.V:I.rLES AITD ALLEYS IN� 71 CITY OF Lt?BBOCI=, T: 1"..�, AND PROVIDIIIG F:7It THE COLLECTION OF >;LTCII ^_ 337�.3ST: IIIT >, MID 0 ITT I;MUTCE OF A.I SIGI)9,BLE CERTIFIGATi'S III liVIIJBiICT� rlfiBlt}:0 , AND DECI.:'_RI1!G !11 EK' EHCr;;IICY. Moticn by Uonmissioner Fortenberry, seconded by �;orulissioner Price, carried unanirlousl.y, Ordinance 1-To. 592 passed first reading. ORDIIia TdCE ITO . 592 O DDITWITCE CLOSIT.1C. HEARING !�TJD L' 71YDTG ASSES:3T. 'M1TS FOR A Pld:T OF "_' E CO:iT OF IT23ROVITTG A POR^I0 1 OF 25TIi STREET r- AJTD SOIL DRY OrL-MDR S MEi:'T'S, AV131XI S .'_IID 2'3.LLZY S IN 'Mil; CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS, AND PPOVIDIT'G FOR 71E] COLLECTION OF STICK _UID FOR THE ISSUANCE OF ASSIGNULE CERTIFIC-M�S Ii' EVIDENCE 'I'11EIZE30F, AIM DECLARING A2T ?2."RGE1,ICY. Ilotion by Commissioner Jones, seconded by Connissioner Fortenberry, carried unanimously, to purchase strip of land in block 103, McCrunrien Second Addition, owned by J TT DeShazo, price �40.00. Yotion bTT Cor~.rnissioner IX - llan, seconded by Uorinissioner 2ortenberry, carried unanimously, that bonds as follows be approved and filed. 462 'J J Sexton General Contractor's Fond I: L atone It fr It Joe Telf ord It 11 L Cone to J George It IN " W A Foster, Jr. , Petition was presented to the City Cormission requesting that 20th Street be opened fron Avenue 1: to Avenue G. 'There was a discussion, but no action taken. Motion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Connissioner F'ortenberr'Z*, carried unanimously, the f1w.ror and City Secretary were authorized to execute paving release Lots 14, 15, 16 and 17, Block 181, Original Town, Lubbock, Texas. STATE OF T MAiS COUIMr OF LUBBOCK REL'{ SIE WHERMLS, on Earch 1, 1927 the City of Lubbock, passed an ordinance providing; for the paving; of Lots 14, 15, 16 and 17, Block 181, Original 'Tom of Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texas, Casement 104' N1,084.65, curb „41.60, total as shown by the record of a certified cop;,l of such ordinance recorded in Volurle 121, page 365, Deed i:ecords of Lubbock Oounty, Texas, and which said ordinance is recorded in Volune 1, page 234 et seq. Ordinance Boo}; of the City "orriission of the City o�' 1.ubbbck, Texas; and HERE«S, Texas Avenue, abutting upon said lots was never paved by virtue of the aforesaid ordinance; TIMEYORE V in consider-tion of the premises, the City of Lubbock, Texas, a municipal corporfition, acting; by and through Carl Slaton, its mayor, duly authorized, and attested, ty Secretary, does hereby release anir and all claim by the Ci or apparent liens against the :above described property by virtue of the paving ordinance referred to, and declared Lots 14, 151 16 and 17, Block 181, Original ^own of. Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texas, released from all apparent liens thereby or thereunder. ? ITI ;+'153, this the 23rd dair of June, A.D. 1938. Attest: C Slaton Lavenia ii`i ? lians Mayo'^ sty Secretary Upon notion by 0onriissioner Price, seconded by Corriissioner Fortenberrir, the follows g Resolution carried unanimously. RES; O=0I1 A resolution authorizing the City of Lubbock to request the United litate s of lineri ca through the Federal hdmi nistration of Public 4orks to omit the Fire Al ;rm Systen from their application known as Texas Project No. 2082. Section 1. Be ,it resolved by the City of Lubbock that the Fire Alarm ►system be omitted from the Applicr-tion filed b; the Cit'r of Lubbo k. to the Public Works Administr•� ion, Texas Docket No. 2082. ^his the 23rd day of June, 1938. Attest: Lavenia '�Jilliams. City Secretary. C E Slaton Ta; jo r . 463 Bids were read on Cast Iron. ripe and upon motion by Cor..miissioner Jones, seconded b;,r Cormissioner Fortenberry, carried unanimousl,r, to purchase pipe, as follows, from United States Pipe' and l"ounary Company,. pipe to be shipped as needed. Dallas, �'ex:+ s, �Tiane 213, 1938. T.'r. vl.Ii. Rodgers, City I j-;r., Cit-;. of Lubbock, iubbock, Texas. Dear Sir: de are pleased to quote l ou f.o.b. our Foundry with freight allowed to Lubbock, Texas, pronpt shipment:- 1600-ft. 10" Super-deLavaud Centrifugal Cast iron Pipe good for 150-1bs. pressure in 12-ft . or 18-ft . lengths, as you nay select, 0 1.73 per ft. 1755-ft. 12" Ditto, 0 4225-ft. 14" It in 12-ft. lengths, C> °� 2.68 5000-ft. 10" Super-deLavaud Centrifugal Cast Iron Pipe good for 100-1bs. pressure, in 12-ftor 18-ft. lengths, C? y? 1.62 per ft. 5000-ft . 12" Ditto: L 2.05 " " 3766-1bs.12'' Standard Bell E= Spigot Fittings, L ?103.00 per net ton 9497-1bs.14" Standard Bell L Spigot fittings, C, 103.00 " it if :1e would appreciate serving y ou. Less discount of r?500.00 luvp sure fron above prices. :,lso discount of 1/2 of 1% for cash 10 days fron Foundry price either 10" or lu" Class 100 to be ordered but not Moth. Yours very trt:'3r, United States ipe L- Foundry Lo. Hanlon Southwestern Sales gent Accepted: d If Rodgers -pity I..anager. Iir. Geo. ?1. Berry appeared before the Corinission, presenting a petition requesting boundry lines in Livestock Zone 1 to be changed. There was a discussion, an:; the request disallowed. There was a discussion of widening Train Street, Gasoline - ley to Avenue 2, but action deferred. P?r. C. E. Tiaedgen appeared before the Gornission and there was a discussion regarding selling; Gity of Lubbock Paving; Gertificntes, Three was discussion of mating applic^tion for loan and grant from the Governvent for Storm Sewer, and the City Tkanager was in.3tructed to secure the services of sone competent engineer to worl: up estivate end make application to the Federal Adninistr.ation of Public Works for loan and grant for this Storm Sever. I:Iotion by Gonmissioner Jones, seconded b,;r Uor:.r°iissioner T:cI.li-lan, carried unanirlouslir, Ordinance No. 593 passed first reading. ORDIIVUTCI+) NO. 593. AN 01"LDIITAPTCE PROKIBITIITC. THE KEE11rITG OF LIVES`POCI' '7ITIiIN CERVI.DT AREAS WIT '1'HL CI^lY OF LUBBOCK, T:r�� i, D;,SIGIIATI: G 3AID AF:F.:tl AS ZOITES 1, 2 and 3 AIIl) TLC ME. G ^_TIE BOU ITDA' IE j OF i, ..111 ZOTTE , DE --,: PINING iIL TEI��: "LIVy;�r�'O i" , 171KING A PEIIALW 20:. "'I11: 'TIOL_V-, IO1:f 0;+ TIIE �f PROVISI GI -I S OF TINS ORDINANCE, I.2J---IAG IT A SEPAItI'M OFFEI J1SE FOR E ICII DAY LIVESTOCri IS KEPT WITFIIT: SAID ZMEES IN VIOL:1"_'I()N OF ^_IIIS ORDIIUITCL', °LITD RE'FE.�ILIIT0 !ALL !ALL LITU Poi;^_3 OF ORDINANCES IN CO IT T ICT IMRETJITH. Motion byr `'oririissioner Jones, seconded by ooruaissioner Fortenberry, carried unanivously, to pay accounts as follo;Ais: P.Iaki ng Original and Copy of 'Transcript, parkin; Peter Case U Brown, District Clerk, Lubbock, 'iexa", y?6.00 464 3tatenent of Facts, parki.-Z peter case, Grady llest, reporter, 99th District Court, Parking Teter Case, 416.00 Ilaking 4 copies of Transcript (3) p5.00 each, Parking Meter Case, U, Brown, District Clerk, Lubbock, 'Texas, 20.00 Making .4- copies of 8taterqent of Facts, Parking I eter Case, U. Brown, District Clerk, Lubbock - 30.00 i No further business coring up for consideration, the Ui ty Uornission Keeessed to neet June 9114, 1938, at 5 O'clock N.I.. Read and approved this the /114th d a-r c:f July. City Secretary