HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - Regular - 3/24/1955REGULAR MEETING March 24, 1955
Lubbock, Texas
The City Commission of the City. of Lubbock, Texas, met at 9:30 A.M. in regular
session at the regular meeting place in the City Hall, the following members there-
of being present to -wit:
Mayor Murrell R. Tripp, Commissioners Lennis Baker, Hurley Carpenter and Lucian
Thomas, City Manager Steve Matthews, City Attorney Vaughn E. Wilson, Assistant to
City Secretary -Treasurer, Joyce Kittrell.
Absent: Commissioner S. S. Forrest and City Secretary -Treasurer Lavenia Lowe.
Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, the following City Commission Minutes were ap-roved:
Recessed Regular Meeting March 7, 1955
Regular Meeting March 10, 1955
55-13-549-930 Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, Ordinance No. 1682, was passed on third and final reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1682
AN ORDINANCE CLOSING HEARING AND LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR A PART OF THE COST OF
IMPROVING A PORTION OF 32ND STREET, SALEM AVENUE, 37TH STREET, 47TH STREET, NASHVILLE
AVENUE, 35TH STREET, CORNELL STREET, 58TH STREET, N. FLINT AVENUE, 38TH STREET,
HARTFORD AVENUE, E. 14TH STREET, PEORIA AVENUE, ELGIN AVENUE, DETROIT AVENUE, E. 15TH
STREET, 42ND STREET, AVENUE U, AVENUE S, 40TH STREET, 30TH STREET, 29TH STREET, E.
3RD PLACE, KNOXVILLE AVENUE, 60TH STREET, 39TH STREET, SHERMAN AVENUE, 3RD PLACE, 1ST -
STREET, N. AVENUE P, AVENUE D, BOSTON AVENUE, IO UISVILLE AVENUE, INDIANA AVENUE,
MEMPHIS AVENUE, 2$TH STREET, FLINT AVENUE, 3RD STREET, SANTA FE DRIVE, AKRON AVENUE,
JOLIET AVENUE, HICKORY AVENUE, GENEVA AVENUE, 34TH STREET, CHERRY AVENUE, E. 2ND
STREET, AVENUE X AND AVENUE W, SUCH PORTIONS BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED IN THE
PAVING ASSESSMENTS OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREOF AND
PORTIONS OF OTHER SUNDRY STREETS, HIGHWAYS, AVENUES AND/OR ALLEYS IN THE CITY OF LUB-
BOCK, TEXAS, AND/OR ALONG THE BOUNDARIES OF SAID CITY AND PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION
OF.SUCH ASSESSMENTS AND FOR THE ISSUANCE OF ASSIGNABLE CERTIFICATES IN EVIDENCE THERE-
OF, ALLOCATING FUNDS.
55-13-549-931 Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
Ordinance No. 1686 was passed on second reading.
ORDINANCE No 1686
AN ORDINANCE CLOSING HEARING AND LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR A PART OF THE COST OF
IMPROVING A PORTION OF THE FRONTAGE ROADS WITH OUTERMOST CURB AND GUTTER ALONG THE
EAST AND WEST SIDES OF AVENUE Q NORTH DRIVE, SUCH PORTIONS BEING MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED IN THE PAVING ASSESSMENTS OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE
A PART HEREOF, AMD PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION OF SUCH ASSESSMENTS AND FOR THE IS-
SUANCE OF ASSIGNABLE CERTIFICATES.IN EVIDENCE THEREOF, ALLOCATING FUNDS.
55-13-549-932 Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
Ordinance No. 1690 was passed on second and final reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1690
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING BUILDING LINES ON THE EAST AND WEST SIDES OF INDIANA
AVENUE BETWEEN 19TH STREET AND 20TH STREET, AND 33RD STREET AND 35TH STREET AS MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED BY METES AND BOUNDS IN THE BODY OF THIS ORDINANCE AND BEING
GENERALLY PARALLEL WITH THE EXISTING RIGHT-OF-WAY LINES OF INDIANA AVENUE BETWEEN
THESE STREETS; PROVIDING THAT NO BUILDING OR OTHER STRUCTURE SHALL HEREAFTER BE
ERECTED OR RE -ERECTED OR SUBSTANTIALLY REPAIRED BETWEEN SUCH BUILDING LINES; REQUIR-
ING EXISTING STRUCTURES ON OR BETWEEN THE BUILDING LINES HEREIN ESTABLIBHED TO CON-
FORM TO SUCH BUILDING LINES WITHIN FIVE YEARS; DEFINING BUILDING LINE AND PROVIDING
THAT SETBACK REQUIREMENTS UNDER THE CITYIS ZONING ORDINANCE AND AMENDMENTS THERETO
BE DETERMINED FROM THE BUILDING LINES HEREIN ESTABLISHED; PROVIDING EXCEPTIONS FOR
UTILITY EXTENSIONS AND PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS; PROVIDING A SAVINGS CLAUSE; EXPRESSLY
REPEALING ORDINANCES NOS. 1195, 1571, AND 1669; AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY
SECRETARY -TREASURER TO CAUSE PUBLICATION OF THIS ORDINANCE.
55-13-550-933 Bids as follows were read for purchase of 100,000 parking tickets, being bid 886.
BID NO. 886 PARKING TICKETS
Philip Hano Hesse Envelope Reynolds & The Steck
Company Company Reynolds Company
100,000 Parking tickets
as per specifications.
Per M
F. 0. B.
TERMS
No Bid 26.06 42.60 No Bid
2606.00 4260.00
LUBBOCK LUBBOCK
NET NET ON BID NO. 840 WE
RECEIVED ONLY ONE BID
THAT OF THE STECK CO.
WHICH WAS REJECTED THEY
BID PER M. 27.42
2742,00
After consideration of all bids, motion was made by Commissioner Baker, seconded by
Commissione» Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter,
and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize acceptance of the bid of Hesse
Envelope Company for purchase .of the .parking .tickets, theirs being considered the
lowest and best bid.
55-13-550-934 Bids as follows were read for purchase of three automobiles for use in the Police
Department, being bid No. 885.
AUTOMOBILES FOR POLICE
DEPARTMENT
BID NO. 885
Close March 7,
1955
Kuykendall Chevrolet
Kerr Motor
Lubbock Auto
Fenner -Tubbs
II
Louthan-Dowell
Company
Company
Company
Company
Motors
1 1955-4 door, 6 cylinder,
120 HP or, more, Sedan, color
Black, equipped with Fresh -
air type heaters, Dual De-
frosters, Dual Sun Visors,
Dual Windshield wipers, oil
bath air clearner, Fram Oil
Filter, Directional Lights,
Operators arm rest, State
Safety Inspection certifi-
cate, Spare Tire and Wheel.
;ss Trade-in 1953 Chev Coupe
1796.72 1738.89 1756.00
1859.40 No Bid
Lt y No. 16-21 475 .00 598.37 656.00 �9 .�21.
1321.72 1140.52 1100.00 904.1�
Less tax 130.00
1010.52
Same as Item No. 1 1796.72 1738.89 1756.00 1659.40 No Bid
;ss trade-in 1954 Ply Sedan 875 .00 993.37 856.00 1080.24
.ty No. 16-6 921.72 745.52 900.00 779.1
Less tax 130.00
_615, 5252
1 Same as Item No. 1
1796.72
1738.89
1756.00
1859.40
:ss trade-in 1954 Ply Sedan
875.00
10�.37
856.00
1080.24
ty No. 16-15
921.72
455.52
900.00
779.16
_ectrical System must be 6 Volt or
Less
tax 130.00
3 handle 6-volt
515.52
TERMS
NET
NET
NET
NET
F. 0. B.
LUBBOCK
LUBBOCK
LUBBOCK
LUBBOCK
PRICING
FIRM
FIRM
FIRM
FLEET
DELIVERY
3 Weeks
15-30 Days
30 Days
BRAND
CHEVROLET
STUDE CUSTOM
FORD
PLYMOUTH
4-DOOR CHAMPION
After consideration of all bids, motion was made by Commissioner Carpenter,
by Commis:�ioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker,
and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize the purchase to be made
follows:
Accept the bid of Fenner Tubbs Co. for purchase of three fordor Plymo
automobiles less trade-in as shown on the bid sheet.
55-12-551-935 Bids as follows were read for purchase of various sizes of crushed stone, being
Bid No. 890. .
100 Cu. Yds. of 13/4« Crushed Stone
100 Cu. Yds. of 1 1/411 Crushed Stone
200 Cu. Yds. 5/811 Crushed Stone
400 Cu. Yd. 3/811 Screenings
F. 0. B.
DELIVERY BY
55-13-551-936
CRUSHED STONE BID NO. 890
Lone Star Material
Company
3.70
370.00
Less 10¢ per yd. 10.00
330.00
3.70
370.00
Less 100 per yd. 10.00
30. 00
3.70
740.00-
Less 100 per yd. 20.00
720.00
March 18, 1955
G. C. McBride
No Bid
No Bid
4.20 4.03
1680.00 1612.00
Less 100 per yd 40.00 Less 100 per yd. 80.00
1 00 1532.00
LUBBOCK
2% 10th
i ::•
Net
Truck Rail
Add approximately .75 per
yd. for unloading from cars
and hauling to stock pile on
the above bid.
Elliott Taylor
No Bid
No Bid
No Bid
No Bid
The only bid received on the City's requirements of crushed stone was from the Lone
Star Materials Company. Said bid was found in order, whereupon, motion was made
by Commissioner Baker, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to
authorize 4cceptance of the bid of Lone Star Material Co. for purchase of the Cityts
requirement of crushed stone, as set out in the above bid tabulation.
Bids as follows were received for purchase of 10" and 1211 V.C. sewer tile, being bid
No. 895.
BID NO. 895
4000 Lin. Ft. of 10" V.C. Tile
in 36' Joints.
2000 Lin. Ft. of 121, V.C. Tile in
36, Joints.
�p
j� PRICING
F. 0. B.
DELIVERY
NEED BY MAY 15, 1955
SEWER TILE
March 22, 1955
The Southern
Morrison
Homer G.
Clowe &
Company
Supply Co.
Maxey & Co.
Cowan Inc.
.776
.776
.796
.776
3104.00
3104.00
3184.00
3104,00
-2c° 60.08
-2% 60.08
-2% 63.68
-2% 60.08
3043.92
3043.92
3120.32
3043.92y
1.00
1.003
1.03
1.00
2000.00
2006.00
2060.00
2000.00
-2 40.00
-2 40.12
-2 41.20
-2°g 40.00
1960.00
19 5.$8
2018,80
1960.00
FIRM
LUBBOCK
TO BE
DELIVERED BY
JUNE 15, 1955
FROM SAN
ANTONIO
FIRM 15 DAYS 10 DAYS
LUBBOCK LUBBOCK LUBBOCK
30 DAYS BY JUNE BY MAY
15, 1955 15, 1955
FROM MINERAL FROM SAN MINERAL
WELLS ANTONIO WELLS
Texas Vitrified
Pipe Company
.776
3104.00
-2% 6o.08
3043.92
1.003
2006.00
2k 40.12
1965-88
FIRM
LUBBOCK
BY AY
15, 1955
MINERAL
WELLS
After consideration of all bids, motion was made by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded
by Commissioner Baker, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter
and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize acceptance of the bid of
Morrison Supply Co , for purchase of 4,000 Lin. Ft. of 10" tile and accept the bid
of Clowe and Cowan, Inc. for purchase of the 2,000 Lin. Ft. of the 1211 tile.
55-13-552-937 Advertisement for bids was published in the local newspaper for meals for prisoners
in City Jail to be received on this date, March 24, 1955. Only two sealed bids were
received, being from Maude's Cafe at 893 2nd Place in Lubbock and from Pete's Cafe
at $10 Texas Avenue in Lubbock. Upon opening the bids it was found that in the bid
forms submitted, and returned, Maude's Cafe failed to specify the price to be charged
for meals, the:z7efQre, this bid could not be considered. The bid from Pete's Cafe
specified 25 cents per meal for the two meals to be served per day. Whereupon,
motion was made by Commissioner Baker, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter motion
carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none
voting Natty, to authorize acceptance.of the bid of Pete's Cafe for furnishing two meals
per day to prisoners in the City Jail for the period beginning April 1, 1955 and
ending March 31, 1956, the Mayor being hereby authorized to enter into contract. The
bid submitted is set out below.
MEALS FOR PRISONERS
IN CITY JAIL .
Sealed bids in duplicate will be received by the City of Lubbock, at the office of
the Purchasing Agent, room 204, City.Hall, until 9:00 o'clock A.M. March 24, 1955"
at which time they will be opened. Bids will be for furnishing of meals to prison-
ers in the City Jail for a period of.twelve months beginning April lst, 1955.
A performance bond of one thousand ($1,000.00) dollars is required of
the successful bidder.
Bids on forms other than this may not be considered.
In signing this bid, the bidder.certifies that the prices are not in collu-
sion with other bidders of the same articles.
The City of Lubbock reserves the right to refuse any or all bids and to place con-
tract to the best interest of the City. The City of Lubbock, through the City
Manager, also reserves the right to cancel the contract at any time the quality of
food or service of vendor proves unsatisfactory in the opinion of the Chief of Police.
In case'of failure of successful bidder to supply any or all meals, the City
reserves the right to purchase said meals on the open market and charge the vendor
the difference between the cost on the open market and contract price. In case of
failure of successful bidder to supply meals meeting the minimum menu herein, in the
opinion of the Chief of Police, The City reserves the right to refuse such meals and
purchase meals on the open market and charge the vendor the difference between the
cost on the open market and the contract price. The payment to the City, in either
case, to be guaranteed by a one thousand ($1,000.00) dollar performance bond ob-
tained by the successful bidder before the contract is awarded.
'The kitchen, employees, food and means of transporting meals to the City Jail
must meet inspection standards required by the City Ordinances and City Health Officer.
Meals must be delivered to the Police "Jailer's Desk" at the City Jail on 9th f
Street and Avenue J, twice daily, each day of the week and on holidays.
The number of meals to be served will vary and the City of Lubbock does not bind
itself to take any certain number of meals.
It will be necessary for the successful bidder to call the Jailer at least one
hour prior to breakfast, which is usually at 9:00 o'clock A.M., and one hour prior to
the evening meal which is served usually at 4:00 o'clock P.M., at which time the
Jailer will give the number of meals required. . If .the Chief of Police changes the
meal hours, then it will be necessary to call the Jailer one hour ahead of the new
time so set.
The breakfast sandwiches shall be individually wrapped in a paper napkin ( 2
sandwiches to the package) and the evening meal should be served in individua*per
plates with a wooden +spoon or fork aryl the plate covered with a suitable covering.'
Coffee may be served from a single container and the City of Lubbock will furnish
the cups.
Only designated employees of the Lubbock Police Department will serve the meals.
The following is the minimum required menu for the meals:
Breakfast: Black coffee (Sweetened)
1 scrambled egg sandwich (1 egg per sandwich)
1 Fried Bologna sandwich (1/12 lb bologna per sandwich)
4 Slices of bread for sandwiches to be from li lb. regu-
lar loaf baker sliced.
Evening: Black coffee (sweetened)
Meat (beef, pork or fowl, any style) 4 ounces
Black eyed peas, macaroni, beans, rice, potatoes or any
other vegetable (two vegetables, 4 ounces each)
3 slices of bread from lj lb..regular loaf baker sliced.
Breakfast as per` minimum required menu Q 250 each
Evening meal as per minimum required menu Q 250 each
Invoices will be rendered on the 15th and last of each month and payment will
be made promptly. Delivery tickets which have been signed by the Jailer are to be
attached to the invoices rendered.
55-13-553-938
Date: March 22, 1955
Attest; /s/ Lavenia Lowe
Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary
Approved —1s/ Steve Matthews
Steve Matthews, City Manager
Submitted by: Pete's Cafe
By: /s/ S. C. Strain
Accepted: City of Lubbock
By: /s/ Roy L. Grimes
Roy L. Grimes, Purchasing Agent
Motion by Commissioner Baker, Seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, the following resolution was passed:
G. W. 0. 1100
RESOLUTION
A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR IMPROVEMENT OF PORTIONS OF STREETS, HIGHWAYS, AVE-
NUES AND/Oft ALLEYS IN THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS, AND ALONG THE BOUNDARY OF SAID
CITY AND DIRECTING PREPARATION OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS, THAT;
I.
Public necessity exists that the following portions of streets, highways,
avenues and/or alleys in the City of Lubbock and along the boundaries thereof,
be improved as herein provided, to -wit:
Street or Avenue
Gary Avenue
41st Street
Auburn Street
44th Street
Nashville Avenue
Nashville Avenue
42nd Street
42nd Street
Duke Street
Duke Street
39th Street
Memphis Avenue
Peoria Avenue
42nd Street
Baylor Street
E. 4th Street
39th Street
Gary Avenue
Gary Avenue
Gary Avenue
Gary Avenue
Gary Avenue
35th Street
42nd Street
NA 36th Street
Nashville Avenue
42nd Street
42nd Street
Nashville Avenue
41st Street
41st Street
42nd Street
65th Street
42nd Street
42nd Street
42nd Street
42nd Street
42nd Street
42nd Street
Hartford Avenue
Hartford Avenue
Hartford Avenue
Hartford Avenue
Hartford Av enue
18th Street
38th Street
From
SPL 38th Street
WPL Knoxville Avenue
WGL Clovis Road
WPL Avenue Q
SPL 32nd Street
SPL 33rd Street
WPL Flint Avenue
WGL Canton Avenue
WPL Gary Avenue
WPL Hartford Avenue
WPL Avenue V
SPL 36th Street
SPL 30th Street
WPL Knoxville Avenue
EPL Waco Avenue
WPL Cherry Avenue
WPL Flint Avenue
SPL 34th Street
SPL 35th Street
SPL 36th Street
SPL 37th Street
SPL 38th Street
EGL Gary Avenue
EPL York Avenue
E.Pay.L. Avenue H
SPL 40th Street
EPL Vicksburg Avenue
EPL Wayne Avenue
SPL 41st Street
WPL Louisville Avenue
WPL Memphis Avenue
WPL Utica Avenue
WPL Avenue T
W.Pay.L. Quaker Avenue
EPL Raleigh Avenue
EFL Salem Avenue
EPL Toledo Avenue
EPL Louisville Avenue
WPL Memphis Avenue
SPL 34th Street
SPL 35th Street
SPL 36th Street
SPL 37th Street
SPL 38th Street
EPL Knoxville Avenue
EPL Louisville Avenue
0
NPL 39th Street
WPL Louisville Avenue
West to L.R,R. R.O.W.
WPL Avenue S
NPL 33rd Street
N.Pay.L. 34th % reet
EPL Gary Avenue
EGL Elgin Avenue
WPL Hartford Avenue
EPL Indiana Avenue
EPL Avenue W
NPL 37th Street
NPL 31st Street
WPL Louisville Avenue
EPL College Avenue
W.Pay.L. Idalou Rd.
EPL Gary Avenue
NPL 35th Street
NPL 36th Street
NPL 37th Street
NPL 38th Street
NPL 39th Street
EPL 'Hartford Avenue
E.Pay.L. Slide Road
EGL Avenue G
NPL 41st Street
EPL Wayne Avenue
EPL York Avenue
NPL 42nd Street
WPL Memphis Avenue
WGL Nashville Avenue
EPL Vicksburg Avenue
ZPL Avenue U
EPL Raleigh Avenue
EPL Salem Avenue
EPL Toledo Avenue
EPL Utica Avenue
EPL Memphis Avenue
WPL Nashville Avenue
NPL 35th Street
NPL 36th Street
NPL 37th Street
NPL 38th Street
NPL 39th Street
EPL Louisville Avenue
EPL Memphis Avenue
North -South alley Block 10 Overton Addition between 13th Street and 14th Street and
Avenue Q and Avenue R.
East-West alley, Block 99, Overton Addition between Main Street and Broadway and
Avenue X and College Avenue.
East-West alley between Avenue P and Avenue Q and Broadway and 13th Street.
East-West alley, Block 127, Original Town between Avenue 0 and Avenue P and Broad-
way and 13th Street.
II.
Said portions of streets, highways, avenues and/or alleys shall be improved by
raising, grading and filling same, by installing concrete curb and gutters, by in-
stalling storm sewers and drains where necessary, by installing a compacted caliche
base, and by surfacing with quadruple ashpaltic surface treatment (Penetration type).
ENT
The City Engineer is hereby directed to prepare plans and specifications for
such improvements.
IV.
Such improvements in each unit shall be paid for in the following manner: (a)
Railways and street railways using, occupying or crossing any portion of said streets,
highways, avenues and/or alleys to be improved shall be assessed for and shall pay for
all of the cost of the work in the area between their rails and tracks, double tracks,
turnouts and switches and two feet on each side thereof.
(b) The abutting property and owners thereof shall pay and shall be assessed for all
the cost of constructing curbs and gutters in front of such respective property and
a part of the remaining cost of such improvements, after deducting the sums to be
paid by the railways under sub -paragraph (a) above, provided that such part of the
costs assessed to the abutting property or owners thereof shall not exceed 90% of the
cost of the improvements plus the cost_ of the curb and gutter, and further provided
that if it shall appear at the hearing to be had before final assessment is made that
the special benefits to such property by way of enhancement value thereof by means of
such improvements will not aggregate much proportion of the cost as specified above,
then there shall be assessed and be paid by such abutting property and the owners
thereof, a lesser amount not to exceed the benefits.
(c) The remaining cost of said improvements, after deducting the sums finally assess-
ed against railways and street railways under sub -paragraph (a) hereof, and against
abutting property and the owners thereof under sub -paragraph (b) above, shall be paid
by t"he: City of Lubbock.
V.
The amounts assessed against and to be paid by railways and street railways for
work between rails and tracks and 2 feet on each side thereof shall be paid on esti-
mates or statements on or before ten days after acceptance of the improvements in
the unit in which the railway lies, by the City Commission and shall bear interest
from date due and until paid at the rate of 6% per annum. The amounts assessed
against and to be paid by the abutting property and the owners thereof shall be pay-
able in three equal installmentp: the first of whi-:. shall become due on or before 10
days after completion and accsptanoe of the improvements in the unit on which the
property abuts by the City Commission; the second and third one and two years respec-
tively after completion and acceptance of the improvements in the unit upon which the
property abuts, by the City Commission, and shall bear interest from the date of com-
pletion and acceptance until paid, at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable
annually, with provisions that if default be made in the payment of any installment
promptly as the same matures: then at the option of the holder of such assessment or
certi:fi:cate issued in evidence thereof, such default shall mature the entire assess-
ment upon which same is made.
VI.
Assessments shall be made and levied, and shall be a first and prior lien and
personal liability for principal, interest, reasonable attorneys fees and costs of
collection, if incurred, all under and in accordance with the Charter, and amendments
thereto, now in force in this City, and in accordance with the provisions of Article
1105 B Revised Civil Statutes of Texas as,amended by Chapter 281 Acts of the 52nd
Legislature.
VII.
This Resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 24th DAY OF March 19 55
ATTEST: /s/ Murrell R. Tripp
MURRELL R. TRIPP, Mayor
/s/ Lavenia Lowe
Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary
APPROVED.
s Va
Vaughn
E. Wilson
, City Attorney
/s/ W. B. Holmes
W. B. Holmes, City Engineer
55-13-555-939 Motion by Commissioner Baker, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpnter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, the following resolution was passed:
RFSnT.TTTTnN
WHEREAS, the City Commission has heretofore determined that the City would
contribute the customary city portion of from ten (10) to fort] (40) per cent of
the cost of street paving improvements, as determined by side and front propertyy
to be constructed in accordance with the standard City of Lubbock street plans
and specifications as approved by the City Engineer, and the owners of property
abutting Peoria Avenue from lst alley south of 46th Street to 1st alley south of
48th Street, have requested permission to have pavement improvements constructed
on the aforementioned Peoria Avenue, and the paving of said Peoria Avenue is
needed to provide access to the area during its construction period, and the City
Engineer has approved the plans and specifications for such improvements, and,
WHEREAS, Carl Clawson and the other owners of the property abutting on
the herein described avenue will contract separately with a competent contractor
for the above street improvements, and said improvements will be constructed
in accordance with the abovementioned plans and specifications under the super-
vision of the City Engineer, and the said owners desire that the City contribute
its customary share towards such paving, and,
WHEREAS, the contract cost of the paving improvements will not exceed
$4378.62, the total cost not over $4708.50, and the Cityts share in connection
therewith would not exceed $843.75, leaving the property ownerts portion not to
exceed $3864.75, such costs being well within the current prices for paving
obtained by competitive bidding, and that such payment to be made by the City is
reasonable fair and just to the abutting property owners, the City and all other
persons affected thereby, and that the sum of $843.75 will be duly budgeted in
1955-56 Budget; THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK:
Section 1. THAT, the City Engineer be and he is hereby authorized to
approve plans and specifications for paving on the streets herein described,
provided that such plans and specifications meet the usual requirements for paving
on streets within the corporate limits of the City of Lubbock; said streets being
as follows, to -wit:
Unit No. N-S 176 Peoria Avenue from its intersection with alley north of
47th Street to its intersection with the alley south of
48th Street.
The City Engineer is further authorized and directed to duly inspect said
paving construction on said Peoria Avenue and to require strict compliance with
the approved plans and specifications, and upon completion of said paving, and
upon final approval by the City Engineer and acceptance of such improvements by
the City Commission, the City Engineer is authorized to pay the contractor in full
and final payment of the Cityts share of the cost of the abovementioned improve-
ments a sum not to exceed $513.87 which is the City Share• $843.75 less $329.88
engineering, leaving the amount due the contractor from the property owners not
to exceed $3864.75.
Section 2. This authority is conditioned that Carl Clawson and the other
owners of abutting property and the contractor will pay for all material and
labor and costs incidental to such construction, indemnify the City of Lubbock
against any costs, claims or damages of every nature pertaining thereto, and that
the Contractor furnish the City Engineer with acceptable evidence that the
contractor and his sub -contractors, if any, are adequately covered by public
liability and property damage insurance policies, that the said Carl Clawson and
other owners of abutting property will cause such paving to continue to be done
according to the approved plans and specifications, and that upon completion
thereof and final approval of the City Engineer, all improvements designated here-
in shall be a permanent part of said Peoria Avenue and the property of the City
of Lubbock, without any liability whatsoever, except for the payment of a sum
$513.87 to the contractor after December 15, 1955.
On motion of Commissioner Baker , seconded by Commissioner Thomas ,
the foregoing resolution was unanimously passed by the 6ity Commission this
24th day of March , 19 55 .
ATTEST:
/s/ Lavenia Lowe
Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary
/s/ Murrell R. Tripp
MURRELL R. TRIPP, Mayor
I, Carl Clawson, representing myself and the remaining owners of abutting property
on the aboverrientioned streets, and Kerr and Middleton, Contractor, do hereby
accept and agree to fully abide by the foregoing provisions for the considerations
therein stated.
APPROVED:
/s/ W. B. Holmes,
W. B. Holmes, City Engineer
Carl Clawson
By
Kerr and Middleton
Ls/ Vaughn E. Wilson _
Vaughn E. Wilson, City Attorney
;5-13-556-940 Motion by Commi.ssione Baker, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
the following resolution was passed:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the City Commission has heretofore determined that the City would
contribute the customary city portion of from ten (10) to forty (40) per cent of
the cost of street paving improvements, as determined by side and front property,
to be constructed in accordance with the standard City of Lubbock street plans and
specifications as approved by the City Engineer, and the owners of property abutting
35th Street, Avenue U to Avenue V, have requested permission to have pavement im-
provements constructed on the aforementioned 35th Street, and the paving of said
35th Street is needed to provide access to the area during its construction period,
and the City Engineer has approved the plans and specifications for such improve-
ments, and,
WHEREAS, Paul Graham and the other owners of the property abutting on the
herein described streets and avenue will contract separately with a competent con-
tractor for the above street improvements, and said improvements will be constructed
in accordance with the abovementioned plans and specifications under the supervision
of the City Engineer, and the said owners desire that the City contribute its custo-
mary share towards such paving, and,
WHEREAS, the contract cost of the paving improvements will not exceed $4221.70,
the total cost not over $4538.33, and the City's share in connection therewith would
not exceed $342.87, leaving the property. owners portion not to exceed $4195.46,
such costs being well within the current prices for paving .obtained by competitive
bidding, and that such payment to be made by the City is reasonable fair and just to
the abutting property owners, the City and all other persons affected thereby, and that
the sum of $342.87 will be duly budgeted in the 1955-1956 budget, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COM ISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK:
Section 1. THAT, the City Engineer be and he is hereby authorized to approve
plans and specifications for paving on the streets herein described, provided that
such plans and specifications meet the usual requirements for paving on streets with-
in the corporate limits of the City of Lubbock; said streets being as follows, to -wit:
Unit No. N-S 172 35th Street its intersection with the WPL Avenue U to its inter-
section with EPL Avenue V
The City Engineer is further authorized and directed to duly inspect said paving
construction on said 35th Street and to require strict compliance with the approved
plans and specifications, and upon completion of said paving, and upon final approval
by the City Engineer and acceptance of such improvements by the City Commission, the
City Engineer is authorized to pay the contractor in full and final payment of the
Cityfs share of the cost of the abovementioned improvements a sum not to exceed $26.24
which is the City share $342.87 less $316.63 engineering, leaving the amount due the
contractor from the property owners not to exceed $4195.46.
Section 2. This authority is conditioned that Paul Graham and the other owners
of abutting property and the contractor will pay for all material and labor and costs
incidental to such construction, indemnify the City of Lubbock against any costs, claims
or damages of every nature pertaining thereto, and that the Contractor furnish the City
Engineer with acceptable evidence that the contractor and.his sub -contractors, if any,
are adequately covered by public liability and property damage insurance policies, that
the said Paul Graham and other owners of abutting property will cause such paving to
continue to be done according to the approved plans and specifications, and that upon
completion thereof and final approval of the City Engineer, all improvements designated
herein shall be a permanent part of said 35th Street and the property of the City of
Lubbock, without any liability whatsoever, except for the payment of a sum $26.24 to
the contractor upon completion after December 15, 1955.
On motion of Commissioner Baker , seconded by Commissioner Thomas
the foregoing resolution was unanimously passed by the City Commission this 24th
day of March , 1955.
ATTEST:
/s/ Lavenia Lowe
Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary
1, Paul Graham., -representing myself and th
the abovementioned street:, and West Texas
hereby accept and agree to fully abide by
Lions therein stated.
APPROVED:
/s/ W.B. Holmes
W.B. Holmes, City Engineer
Isl Vaughn E. Wilson ^�
Vaughn E. Wilson, City Attorney
/s/ Murrell R. Tripp
MURRELL R. TRIPP, Mayor
e remaining owners of abutting property on
Construction Incorporated, Contractor, do
the foregoing provisions for the considera-
B s Paul Graham
BY:
West Texas Construction Incorporated
55-13-557-941 Motion by Commissioner Baker, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, to authorize re -appointment of the following members ; of the Board of Literary
Review: C. H. (Brownie) Hamilton, Chairman
Mack Mead
Mrs. George Livermore, Secretary
Rev. Cecil Ray
and to appoint Mrs. Harold M. Alschuler as member of this board for the term beginning
April 1, 1955.
55-13-557-942 Motion by Commissioner Baker, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, to appoint Wright Kerr as member Cof Park and Recreation Board to replace
O.B. Ribble, deceased. Mr. Kerr's term to expire March 31, 1956; and to reappoint
K.N. Clapp as chairman of this Board for the term March 31, 1955 to expire March
31, 1960.
55-13-557-943 There was discussion of preparation of plans and specifications for construction of
storm sewer system in Quaker Avenue, but action was deferred.
55-13-557-944 Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay to approve and authorize payment of. final estimate in the amount of $10,715.68,
on contract of R. B. Hodgson and Co. for water well collector line improvements
under W.W.O. 6727, water line improvements in West Lubbock County Water Well Field.
Original amount of this,contract was $103,604.65. Total contract price $103,142.75,
reduction in contract having been authorized by change orders. Payment of this
final estimate hereby authorized to be made from Water Bond Funds.
55-13-5`7-045 Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, Yotion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, to authorize installation of 3,200 feet of 161, water main on 34th Street from
Avenue A to Jumper Avenue at an estimated cost of $18,000. Said water main to be
laid by City Forces and payment hereby authorized to be made from Water Bond Funds.
55-13-557-946 Motion by Commissioner Baker, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, to authorize extension of electric distribution lines on the West side of
Quaker Avenue from 29th to 34th Street at an estimated total cost of $1425.00.
Cost of this construction to be paid from Electric Department Distribution Budgeted
Funds.
�I 55-13-557-947 Motion by Commissioner Baker, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, to authorize recor}struction of distribution lines in the 8th-9th Street alley
from Avenue S to Avenue X at a total estimated cost of $1,250.00. Payment for
said construction to be paid from Electric Department Distribution Budgeted Funds.
55-13-557-948 Consideration was given to pas:'age of an ordinance to regulate and permit soliciations,
of advertising and subscription contracts, sales or gifts for patriotic, religious,
educational or philanthropic purposes in the City of Lubbock, but action was deferred.
55-13-557-949 Request was received from the Foremost - International Daries, Inc. of Jacksonville,
Florida, letter having been written by Ulrick J. Schmid of P.O. Box 5115, Dallas,
Texas to close the alleys located in Block 12, Bozeman Heights Addition in Northeast
Lubbock. After consideration of this request the Director of Public Works was
instructed to investigate the proper location of utilities to serve this addition
to determine if alleys will be needed in this addition in tt,e future.
t was received from Jack Lowden that the City construct electric distribution
:;o serve an irrigation well located on his propert approximately one-fourth
)uth of the Industrial area at the Municipal Airport. Estimated cost of said
$516.44. The City Commis. -ion deferred action on this request.
55-13-558-951 The following letter was received from the Panhandle and Santa Fe Railroad Co. re-
questing annexation of certain property in North Lubbock.
Amarillo, Texas
March 21, 1955
City of Lubbock
Mr. W.B. Holmes
Director of Public Works
Lubbock, Texas
Dear Mr. Holmes:
With reference to the recent discussions you have had with our local repre-
sentatives about bringing an additional portion of our property at Marnels into
the City of Lubbock:
As sole owners of the property under discus:;ion we hereby .request the City
to take the necessary action to incorporate the property described in the following
in the City of Lubbock:
Description of Property to be Annexed -
All that certain tract or parcel of land situated in the east half
of Section 16, Block "A", in Lubbock County, State of Texas, more
particularly described as follows:
Beginnin,g at a point in the city limits of the City of Lubbock as
established by Ordinance No. 1503, said point being the_ intersection
of the north line of the proposed Marshall Street, of the proposed
Marnels Industrial Addition and the center line of the proposed
Avenue S, distant 15L9.3 feet west and 2676.9 feet north of the
southeast corner of said Section 16; thence north, along the center
line of said proposed Avenue S and parallel with the east line of
said Section 16, a distance of 2603.1 feet to the north line of
said Section 16; thence east along said north line of Section 16 a
distance of 786- 1 feet to the west property line of the Panhandle
and Santa Fe Railway Company; thence south along said west property
line of said Railway Company a distance of 2603.1 feet to the north
line of said proposed Marshall Street and the city limits of the
City of Lubbock as established by said Ordinance No. 1503; thence
west along said north line of proposed Marshall Street and the
city limits as established by Ordinance No. 1503 a distance of 793.6
feet to the point of beginning.
As a condition to that annexation Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway Company and -
Lone Star Townsite Company agree that they will have all improvements on the said
property installed without expense to the City of Lubbock, such improvements now
contemplated consisting of an 8-inch cast iron pipe water line for fire protection.
A portion of the property described herein is to be used for cotton storage and
when a change in occupancy or further development occurs, a plat showing the pro-
posed changes and subdivision will be filed and the required utilities, paving
and other improvements installed without expense to the City of Lubbock.
It is agreed also that Pqnhandle and Santa Fe Railway Company and Lone Star
Townsite Company assume the responsibilities attaching to ownership of one-half
the width of the streets bordering the final plat,
As previously stated, a portion of the property described herein is to be used
for the storage of cotton. No structures in addition to the two warehouse buildings
now under construction, other than those required for temporary watchmen's towers
and appurtenances incidental to furnishing customary fire protection in open storage
areas will be permitted until a plat for the area is filed.
The City will be indemnified and held harmless against claims or loss of any
nature resulting from the construction connected with the installation of the water
line required to serve the cotton storage area.
Since this ground is urgently needed for the storage of cotton, it is respect-
fully requested this matter be given the most expeditious handling possible so water
will be available for fire protection purposes.
Very truly yours,
Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway Co.
/s/ G. R. Buchanan
Vice President & General Manager
Lone Star Townsite Company
/s/ C. D. Oheim
Vice President
After consideration of the above request for annexation, motion was made by Com-
missioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Tripp
and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to
authorize an ordinance to be drafted, for presentation to the City Commission,
to annex this property.
55-13-559-952 It was brought to the attention of the City Commission that annexation was desired
by the property owners of land located between College Avenue and Elgin Avenue and
the 58th-59th Street alley and the 59th-60th Street alley, whereupon, an ordinance
was authorized to be drafted for presentation to the City Commission for annexation
of this area.
55-13-559-953 The following request for widening of Avenue N between Broadway and 13th Street
was received.
First Methodist Church
1411 Broadway
Lubbock, Texas
March 23, 1955
City Commission
City of Lubbock
Lubbock, Texas
Attn: W. B. Holmes
Dir. of Public Works
Gent 1 emen :
The Building Committee of the First Methodist Church requests the .City Com-
mission to take under consideration as a project for this summer, the widen-
ing of Avenue N between Broadway and 13th Streets, in order that it may be
completed by the time our educational building is finished..
Respectfully submitted,
/s W. G. Alderson _
W. G. Alderson, Chairman Building Committee
Motion was made by Commissioner Baker, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion
carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker,_Carpenter, and Thomas voting Yea,
none voting Nay, to authorize this widening project to be included in the next
assessment project, with the understanding that the City of Lubbock will participate
to t,�e extent of 10% of the entire cost of the project. It is estimated that wide-
ning of this street from the present 30' foot brick pavement to a 55 foot width
will cost approximately $4,900.00..
55-13-559-954 Motion by Commissioner Baker, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to
authorize inclusion of the assess roadway which parallels the East 19th Street
underpass from Cedar Avenue to Railroad Avenue in the 1955 Miscellaneous Paving and
seal coat project. Estimated cost of this paving construction is $4,700.00.
55-13-559-955 Motion by Commissioner Baker, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, the following resolution was passed:
G. W. 0. 1082
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION DIRECTING ENGINEER TO PREPARE AND FILE ESTINA TES, ROLLS, ETC.
IN CONNECTION WITH PROPOSED OUTERMOST CURB AND GUTTER IMPROVEMENTS ON AVENUE Q
FROM 34TH TO 50TH STREET IN THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS.
WHEREAS, The Governing Body of the City of Lubbock has heretofore ordered
and provided for the outermost curb and gutter improvement of portions of Avenue
Q in the City as designated below:
East
Side
Ave. Q
from 56.4 feet north of NPL 35th to NPL 38th St.
East
Side
Avenue
Q from SPL 44th St. to NPL 50th St.
West
Side
Avenue
Q from SPL alley South of 34th to NPL 38th St.
West
Side
Avenue
Q from SPL 44th St. to NPL 50th St .
and agreement and arrangement therefore has been made and entered into by the City
of Lubbock with Frank B. Hodges Construction Company, and it is proposed to make
and levy assessments against abutting property and the owners thereof and others
for a portion of the cost of such improvements.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION O� THE CITY OF LUBBOCK,TEXAS
THAT:
The Fh gineer of the City be, and he is hereby directed to prepare and file
with the City estimates showing cost of improvements in each Unit, showing the
description of the property abutting upon each unit with the names of the owners
of such property and the amounts proposed to be assessed against each parcel of
property showing other matters and things, it being specially provided, however,
that any mistake in such estimates or in amounts and in the descriptions of pro-
perty or names of owners shall in no wise affect, invalidate or impair any assess-
ment which may be levied.
Il.
Such estimates, rolls and statements shall show all information required to
be shown thereon by the proceedings of the City relating to such improvements
and the law and charter with amendments in force in the City, and by the pro-
visions of Article 1105B, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas as amended by Chapter
251, Acts of the 52nd Legislature.
age.
This resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its pass -
PASSED AND APPROVED, This the 24th day of March , 1955.
/s/ Murrell R. Tripp
MURRELL R. TRIPP, Mayor
ATTEST:
/s/ Lavenia Lowe
Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary
APPROVED:
/s/ W. B. Holmes
W. B. Holmes, City Engineer
/s/ Vaughn E.-Wilson
Vaughn E. Wilson, City Attorney
;5-13-560-956 Ed Colby, Airport Manager, -appeared before the City Commission to pres:,nt the
Airport Board's recommendation -relative to the acquisition of land for "Clear
Zone" protection of the North -South runway at the Municipal Airport. This land
acquisition to be participated in by the Federal Government through the Civil
Aeronautics Administration. Mr. Colby reported that $32,000.00 of federal funds
were available for the Federal 50% of whatever actual cost might be involved in
acquiring four (4) tracts of land containing in all approximately seventy (70) acres,
together with the -Airport Board's recommendation that the city commission authorize
the Board to proceed with a formal application to Civil Aeronautics Administration
for the project of acquirin,- the land. -
Upon motion of Commissioner Baker, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, the Airport Board was authorized to proceed with the formal application for
Federal Funds, and to proceed with negotiations with the present land owners.
55-13-560-957 Nb tion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, Ordinance No. 1691 was passed as an emergency measure,
ORDINANCE NO. 1691
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 1319 AND SECTION D OF ORDINANCE NO.
1540, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
55-13-560-958 Motion by Commissioner Baker, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioner Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, Ordinance No. 1692, to adopt Master Throughfare Plan, was passed on first
reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1692
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN; DEFINING CERTAIN TERMS;
ADOPTING A MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN MAP AND MAKING IT A PART OF THIS ORDINANCE,
AND MAKING ALL FIGURES, LETTERS, MARKINGS AND COLORS ON SAID MAP A PART OF THIS
ORDINANCE; PROVIDING FOR AMENDMENT OF THIS ORDINANCE AND MAP; AND CONTAINING A
SAVINES CLAUSE.
>5-13-560-959 Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, Ordinance No. 1693 was passed as emergency measure.
ORDINANCE NO. 1693
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 23 OF ORDINANCE NO. 564 AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE
NO. 1414, THEREBY CHANGING PARKING METER NOS. H-10-13 AND H-10-15 ON THE EAST SIDE
OF AVENUE H IN THE 1000 BLOCK OF SAID STREET, FROM ONE NICKEL, ONE -HOUR PARKING TO
12-MINUTES FOR ONE -PENNY, 24MINUTES FOR TWO -PENNIES; REPEALING ALL CONFLICTING
ORDINANCES; PROVIDING A PENALTY; AUTHORIZING PUBLICATION; AND DECLARLING AN EMERGENCY.
55-13-561-960 Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Baker, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker-, Carpenter, and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, Ordinance No. 1694 was passed as an emergency measure.
ORDINANCE NO. 1694
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A NO -PARKING ZONE ON THE WEST SIDE OF AVENUE M, BE-
GINNING AT 13TH STREET AND EXTENDING NCR TH TO THE ALLEY EFFECTIVE FROM 7:00 A.M.
UNTIL 9:00 P.M. ON SUNDAYS; AUTHORIZING THE PAINTING OF CURBS AND THE ERECTION OF
SIGNS; PROVIDING A PENALTY; REPEALING CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; AUTHORIZING PUBLI-
CATION OF THE DESCRIPTIVE CAPTION AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
55-13-561-961 Public hearing having been held on March 17, 1955, of record at page 545, Minute
Book 13, on proposed new zoning ordinance and map to replace Ordinance No. 661 and
action having been deferred, said ordinance was again presented to the City Com-
mission for consideration. Mr. Charles Adams, Jr. appeared before the City Com-
mission for discussion of the zoning of property located on the Brownfield High-
way owned by H. A. Allen and operated as a dog kennel, but no action was taken by
the City Commission in this regard.
55-13-561-962 Motion was made by Commissioner Baker, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion
carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea,
none voting Nay, zoning ordinance No. 1695 was passed on first reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1695
A ZONING ORDINANCE REPEALING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 661, AND ZONING MAP PASSED
AND ADOPTED ON THE 13TH DAY OF MARCH, 1941, AND BECAME EFFECTIVE ON THE 6TH DAY OF
APRIL, 1941, TOGETHER WITH ALL AMENDMENTS THEREON AND ENACTING AND ADC'TING IN LIEU
THEREOF A NEW ZONING ORDINANCE AND MAPS, DIVIDING THE AREA WITHIN THE CORPORATE
BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK INTO DISTRICTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH A CITY-WIDE
COMPREHENSIVrE PLAN; DEFINING CERTAIN TERMS; REGULATING THE LOCATION, SIZE, HEIGHT,
BULK AND USE OF BUILDINGS WITHIN SUCH RESPECTIVE DISTRICTS; FIXING BUILDING LINES
FOR EACH RESPECTIVE DISTRICT; FIXING THE PERCENTAGE OF ANY LOT OR TRACT OF LAND
TO BE OCCUPIED IN THE VARIOUS DISTRICTS; REGULATING THE SIZE OF YARDS, COURTS AND
OPEN SPACES IN EACH PARTICULAR DISTRICT; REGULATING THE DENSITY OF POPULATION,
STRUCTURES, BUILDINGS, LANDS, INDUSTRY AND RESIDENCES IN THE ERECTION, REPAIR AND
ALTERATION OF ALL BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES IN EACH PARTICULAR DISTRICT; ADOPTING
ZONING MAPS AND MAKING THEM A PART OF THIS ORDINANCE; PROVIDING FOR THE LOCATION
AND OUTLINE OF ALL DISTRICTS ON SAID MAPS AND MAKING ALL FIGURES, LETTERS, MARKINGS
AND COLORS ON SAID MAPS A PART OF THIS ORDINANCE; CREATING A BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
AND DEFINING ITS POWERS AND DUTIES; PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATIONS OF THIS
ORDINANCE; AUTHORIZING PUBLICATION OF THE DESCRIPTIVE CAPTION AND PENALTY CLAUSE
HEREOF; CONTAINING A SAVINGS CLAUSE; AND PRESERVING RIGHTS IN PENDING LITIGATION
AND VIOLATIONS UNDER EXISTING ORDINANCES.
55-13-561-963 The following property owners and residents of East Broadway in the vicinity of
the area from Date Avenue to Zenith Avenue appeared before the City Commission:
Name
Sam Strong
C. H. Payne
T. C. McLain
Z. A. Kimbro
Earl W. Ince
L. W. Utley
Mrs. L. W. Utley
Mrs. J. R. Sechrist
F. B. Tonroy
R. R. Parks
Arthur Lay
C. B. Key
Guy B. Hilton
L. C. Stakes
J . M. Cunningham
Rolan Simpson
Paul Willis
George C. Sewell
G. H. Nelson, repres nting Geo. Sewell
G. G. Kerr
Clovis L. Vaughn
D. B. Reynolds
Bruce Barrier
Mrs. L. A. Howard
W. H. Massey
Address
1320 East Broadway
118 East Broadway
118 East Broadway
2419 East Broadway
1728 East Broadway
416 Idalou Highway
416 Idalou Highway
416 Idalou Highway
1514 East Main
1917 East Broadway
106 Broadway
1505 East Broadway
1819 East Broadway
102 East Broadway
1505 East Broadway
2626 29th Street
1501 East Broadway
2120 East Broadway
Nelson & McClesky attys.
3520 East 4th Street
500 East Broadway
220 East Broadway
710 East Broadway
E. Broadway
Earnest Griffith
Milton Conine
Walter Granberry
G. G. Gililland
This meeting with property owners of East Broadway from Date Avenue to Zenith Ave.
was held for a discussion of requesting the State Highway Department to reconstruct
and widen pavement of East Broadway from Date Ave. to Zenith Avenue and in such
event the City to be responsible for construction for the median divider, outermost
curb and gutter and street lighting. The estimated cost of the City's portion for
construction of the median divider is $17,000. The City's plan for street lighting
being to budget in the 1955 - 1956 Budget at an estimated cost of $12,333.00.
Estimated cost to the Highway Department is $45,000,00. The plan being to assess
the property owners for the cost of the outermost curb and gutter. The Citizens
present for the hearing stated to the City Commission that they would be favorable
to the project if the median divider island from Date Avenue to Zenith Avenue could
be eliminated from the project. However, Mr. A.H. Gearhart and W.H. Massey who own
property in the area emphatically stated to the City Commission that they were not
agreeable to paying the assessed cost of the outermost curb and gutter. Since these
two pieces of property are homesteads and abut on East Broadway between Date Avenue
and Zenith Avenue and these property owners refuse to pay their portion of the cost
of this reconstruction of the outermost curb and gutter, it was unanimously agreed
by the City Commission that it would not be feasible to assess the above property
for curb and gutter, therefore, any action as to the reconstruction of paving at
this location was deferred.
►5-13-562-964 Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, Ordinance No. 1696 was passed on first reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1696
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE PORTION OF
U.S. HIGHWAY NO. 84 IN THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, HEREINABOVE REFERRED TO AS "THE STREET
PROJECT" AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR OF THE CITY TO EXECUTE AND THE CITY SECRETARY TO
AFFIX THE CORPORATE SEAL AND ATTEST THE SAME, A CERTAIN CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY AND
THE STATE OF TEXAS PROVIDING FOR THE INSTALLATION, CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE, EXIS-
TENCE AND USE OF THE SAID STREET PROJECT: FOR THE INDEMNIFICATION OF THE STATE OF
TEXAS, BY THE CITY, AGAINST ALL DAMAGES TO ADJOINING, ABUTTING AND OTHER PROPERTY,
AND FOR EXPENSES IN CONNECTION WITH ANY CLAIM OR SUIT THEREOF: AND DECLARING AN EM-
ERGENCY AND PROVIDING THAT THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BE EFFECTIVE FROM AND AFTER ITS
PASSAGE.
55-13-562-965 Motion by Commissioner Baker, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter, and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, Ordinance No. 1697 was passed on first reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1697
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE TRANSPORTATION, DISTRIBUTION, AND STORAGE OF PET-
ROLEUM PRODUCTS AND OTHER VOLATILE OR EXPLOSIVE LIQUIDS IN THE CITY OF LUBBOCK;
DEFINING CERTAIN TERMS; REGULATING THE PARKING OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS TANK TRUCKS AND
TRAILERS; PROVIDING A PENALTY; UPEALING ORDINANCES NUMBERS 710, 1309, and 1314;
CONTAINING A SAVINGS CLAUSE: AND AUTHORIZING PUBLICATION OF THE CAPTION AND PENALTY
CLAUSE.
>5-13-562-966 Motion by Commissioner Baker, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yda, none voting
Nay, Ordinance No. 1698 was passed on first reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1698
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING AND RESTRICTING THE STORAGE, HANDLING, TRANSPORTATION,
SALE, DISPENSING AND USING OF LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS; DEFINING TERMS;.PRESCRIBING
STANDARDS FOR THE INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS AND FOR .HAN.DLING LIQUEFIED
PETROLEUM GAS; LIMITING THE AREAS IN WHICH IT MAY BE TRANSPORTED OR USED; PROVIDING
FOR THE INSTALLATION OF LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS CONTAINERS AND EQUIPMENT AT GASOLINE
SERVICE STATIONS; PROVIDING FOR THE ABATEMENT OF NUISANCES RESULTING FROM DEFECTIVE
EQUIPMENT OR MATERIALS OR FROM IMPROPER METHODS OF HANDLING LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS;
REQUIRING LICENSES, PERMITS, INSPECTIONS AND TESTS; REPEALING PROVISIONS IN CONFLICT;
CONTAINING A SAVINGS CLAUSE; PROVIDING A PENALTY; AND AUTHORIZING PUBLICATION OF THE
DESCRIPTIVE CAPTION AND PENALTY CLAUSE HEREOF.
5-13-562-967 Claim was filed with the City by W. J. Martin in the amount of $50.00. Mr. Martin
stating that his automobile was involved in collision with a City Police car at the
intersecti6n of 9th Street and Avenue J. After consideration of this claim, motion
was made by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea., none voting
Nay, to authorize the claim to be REJECTED.
�i 55-13-563-968 The City Commission on January 27, 1955, authorized acceptance of the proposal of
` Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Sales Inc. of Dallas, Texas, for trade-in of
45,000 lbs of #2 and 35,000 A, 7 strand aluminum conductor, said minutes being
of record at page 445-446, Minute Book 13. On this date, March 24, 1955, the
following letter was presented the City Commission from Kaiser Aluminum and
Chemical Sales Inc.
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Sales, Inc.
225 Mercantile Commerce Building
Dallas, Texas
March 20, 1955
Mr. Roy Grimes
City of Lubbock
City Hall
Lubbock, Texas
Dear Mr. Grimes:
Recently we quoted you per our quotation #DL-173 dated 1-10-55 on five items of
Kaiser Conductor with the note that we would accept the return of approximately
801000 pounds of Kaiser Conductor previously purchased if we were awarded an
order based on said quote. Your purchase order #A-4179 was issued to us.
We find that there is no market for the material which you desire to return, and
it has been decided by our Product Office that this material can be sold only as
scrap. Therefore, we have arranged to have this material sold to Texas Aluminum
Company, Rockwall, Texas at a price of twenty-one cents ($.21) per pound. This
letter is your authority to release this material to Texas Aluminum Company and
Original letter, to invoice them directly at the price stated above. Texas Aluminum Company will
as copied herein, pick up the material at your plant in their trucks.
returned to Roy
GrimesJurchasing This method of handling the items that you desired to return will result in at
Agent with 6ity, least two advantages to your city. One, rather than having the credit on this
March 31, 1955. return spread over the period of your purchases against your order #A-4179 you
will get cash very quickly on your billing to Texas Aluminum Company. Two,
with this company picking up the material in their trucks, you will save over
two cents per pound which you would paid as freight if you had returned it to
our plant per Note #4 of our quotation.
In billing Texas Aluminum Company as stated above, you will not receive the in-
voice value of the material as invoiced to you at the time that your original
purchase was made. In order to allow you the full credit applicable, we propose
to reduce the prices on our quotation DL-173 dated 1-10-55 by an amount which
will have allowed you the balance involved when the total amount of conductor
covered by your purchase order #A-4179 has been shipped. This, of course,
cannot be accomplished until you have completed shipments to Texa:-; Aluminum and
the total amount of the returned material determined.
It should be noted that since this material is having to be scrapped 25% of
the total weight returned will be allowed only at scrap value with 75% to be
allowed at the original invoice price. Each item will be credited on this
basis - in other words each item would be credited on the basis of 25% scrap
and 75% invoice price.
In order that there be no misunderstanding the word "material" as used in con-
nection with the desired return refers to Items 6 and 7 on our quote #DL-173
and Items 6 and 7 on your purchase order #A-4179. These items are specified
as #2 all aluminum conductor 7 strand and #4 all aluminum conductor 7 strand.
Accurate record must be kept of the weight of the conductor as shipped to
Texas Aluminum Company and forwarded to us so that these figures may be used
in determining the balance of credit due.
I believe the above covers all phases of this transaction, but would be very
happy to clarify any question that may arise.
Yours very truly,
KAISER ALUMINUM AND CHEMICAL SALES, INC.
/s/ M. W. Foster
11. W. FOSTER, District I anger
After consideration of the above letter, motion was made by Commissioner Baker,
seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners
Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to approve the method
of handling this trade as set out in the above letter of Kaiser Aluminum and
Chemical Sales Inc.
55-13-563-969 Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried,
Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting
Nay, to authorize an ordinance to be drafted for presentation to the City Com-
mission wherein authorization will be given for the appointment of an operational
board for the Municipal Auditorium Coliseum.
;5-13-564-970 Bids having been advertised to be received March 24, 1955 for construction of outer-
most curb and gutter on Avenue Q,between 34th and 50th Street, G.W.O. 1082, Notice
to Bidders being of record at page 529, Minute Book 13, motion was made by Commissioner
Baker, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners
Baker, Carpenter and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize the bids to be
opened and read, whereupon the following bids were opened and read:
CITY OF LUBBOCK
TABULATION OF BIDS G.W.O. 1082
March 24, 1955
Frank B. Hodges
Item Construction Co. Kerr and Middleton
No. Description
QUANITY UNITS UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL
1 Concrete Curb and Gutter or 30"
Wide Separate Gutter, complete
in place 9100 L.F. $1.70 $15,470.00 $1.75 $15,925.00
After consideration of all bids, motion was made by Commissioner Baker, seconded by
Commissioner Carpenter, Motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Baker, Carpenter
and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize acceptance of the bid of Frank
B. Hodges for construction of this outermost curb and gutter on Avenue Q from 34th
to 50th Street, the Mayor being hereby authorized to enter into contract. Median
divider and paving of this project to be construxtted by the State HighwEiy Department
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Accept the bid of R and A Supply Co. for purchase of items 1, 2, 4, 11, 13
and 14 and 15.
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and 23.
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21, 22, and 24.
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18, 19 and 20.
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Cr, y!nr
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Sunrly Co.
C=,n,
HI ectric Co.
Sunnly Co.
Gomnnnv
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Sunply Coro.
15,
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11/..00c
211.00c't
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l'0.50c
119.00C
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456.00
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42.E2evt
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6.2.30
642.30
6.!2.30
642.30
642.30
21
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41.97 eft
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2138.50
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firm
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time of ship-
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1,2,14,15
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r,10-10 dye
11-3'-'1s.
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1.70 c
3.71 c
3.99 c
4.50 c
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4.5.75
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48.75
48.75
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net
net
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32.60 c
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12.60 c
32.60 c
3'.60
32.60 c`
118.25 c
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''e�rn•'y Cet. -417546 stud at-
65.20
65.20
65.20
65.20
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2.l..1�
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10.87 c
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S. 1300
Ft. 500n "olt V-n shielded
1202.00 1.1
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1,62.60
1 L..60
1•CM st.r-nded tinned copper
net
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11/6/." rubber.- Jacket sh'.11
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`/64" neoprene. Cnhle shell
4 suitable for use as Aeri•,1
('nhle on a 60 cycle 4160 volt
{•rounded system. Ca'Q• shell
nest all the stand^rd acceptrnce
tests required by the IPCBA for
sinvle conductor non -shielded
5000 volt cahlee for Aerial
end direct burial (225 to 300
MC:')
6. 25
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14.40
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6.38
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9.60 c 9.J. io !'id Eo !ad
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1,62.60 1562..60 7.81 ••S_1% 7.8115`4.79 1554.799,
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1/.,75 ;
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15.20
14,60
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15.05
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17.00
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3.71
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2.59 t
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2.56
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32.00 cwt
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not --
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16.05
net
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8.80
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Fmct,.-y Stock
No further business coming up for considerat'on, the City Commission reoessed..
to meet April 6, 1955 at 10:30 A.M.
Read and approved, this the 14th day of April, 1955.
4MIUJ TRI
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