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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - Regular - 10/28/1943RR,GTTL R MEETIATG. Lubbock, Texas, Oct. 28, 1943. The City Commission of the City of Lubbock, Texas, met at 1:30 I.M. in Reau] ar Session at the regular meeting place in the lity Hall, the following members thereof being; present, to -wit: Mavor C E Slaton, Commissioners J.C. Jones, W. B. Price, Hub Jones, Garland Newsom, City Attorney %rwood H. Bradley, City Manager M.R. Smith, Jr., City Secretary Lavenia Williams. Absent: None. The Minutes of Regular Meeting of Oct. 14, 1943, were read, and upon motion by Commissioner Hub Jones, secondegby Commissioner W.B. Price, carried unanimously, they were arproved. The Minutes of Accounts allowed from Warrant No. 327-B to Warrant No. 547-B, both inclusive, were read, and uron motion by "ommissioner Hub Jones, seconded by commissioner Garland Newsom, carried unanimously, they were approved. Mr. E.G. Pone, U.S. fish & Q ldlife Serv. Game Ainaa_ement Agent, and Frank Baker and Joe Harter of the Jr. Chamber of ommerce, arreared before the City Commission in regard to rat eradication camleian to be conducted in Lubbock. IJIr. Harter reported that the Junior Chamber of Uommerce has in their rossessien funds in the amount of 1978.00 to out on this program. There was discussion, and motion was made by Uommissioner J.0. Jones, seconded by Commissioner K.B. "rice, curried unanimously, to approve this rat/eradication nropram, the City to fgrnish one man to assitt in carrvina it on, the details to be worked out by the City Manager, M.R. :smith, Jr. Sterling Parrish, agent for Charlie Lockhart, appeared before the Commission, offering to sell the `'i tv of Lubbock right of way for 19th Street, between Avenue H and Texas Avenues, for a sum of 415,000.00. There was discussion, and the m tter tpken under advisement. There was discussion of collision of Police cur driven by Walter 0horton ' and car driven by Florence Bolar at Main Street and avenue N, and motion was made br Commissioner W.". Price, seconded by lommissione.r J.O. Jones, carried unanimously, to pav for repair of I:Iiss Bolar's automobile in an amount not to exceed $''65.55. This figure having been furnished by Kuykendall �_ C ?zany a�s�ar estate -tom repair_ this automobile . Motion by Commissioner Hub Jones, seconded by Commissioner J.O. Jones, carried unanimously, Ordinance No. 696 passed second and final reading. ORDINANCE NO. 696 AN ORDINANCE CREATING A CITY FLANNING C019TISSTOY, ROVIDINCT FOR THE 1PFOI1`TTMENT OF ITS MEN' TERS _'LTD PRESCRIBING THi'IR QZTtiZIFICATIOTP, TERM OF OFFICE AND THF'IR DITTIES. Motion by �'ommissioner Garland Newsom, seconded b,T Commissioner J.O. Jones, carried unanimouslv, to accept 442.44 in full payment of paving lien covering Lot 10, and Vest 11 I'det of Lot 9, Block 65, Crestlawn Addition, Lubbock, Texas, G.R. Kennedy owner; the first two ravmPnts of -�17.28 and 9'17.26 having* been already Paid in full. This amount to be accepted in lieu of the full amount, due to the fact that Mr. Kennedv only has in his rossession the East 39' of Lot 10 and 'Jest 11' of Lot 9, Block 65, Crestlawn Addition and the 442.44 is full payment covering this Portion of the nronerty described in the original lien. Iviotion by Commissioner "d.B. Price, seconded by Commissioner Hub Jones, carried unanimously, to arnrove the following, bond: J.B. Moser House Mover's Bond Motion by `'ommissioner Hub Jones, seconded byCo-nissioner Garland Newsom, carried unanimously, to authorize Ci tv Manager I.Z.R. -smith, Jr., to rurchase Elgin Street Sweeper at an arrroximate cost of 4'7,000.00. phis bid being the only one the "it,y was able to secure on the larger type sweeper. Request having. been received from Ray Farmer of Lubbock City Bus "omrany for change i route of 19th Street, Avenue X and 25th Street bus, motion was made by Commissioner J.O. Jones, seconded by Commissioner d.B. Price, carried unanimously, to authorize this change in route as follows: Eliminate one block on 25th Street from `'efferson to itilonroe Avenue and add three blocks on Jefferson Avenue from 25th Street to 28th Street. Clai- of damages fDr personal injury of Martha Jinn in the amount of $10,000.00 was presented to the I'ity '-Iommission thru Benjamin Kecura, Attorney. The claim was discussed, and taken under advisement. The injury was claimed due to tripping over an object in the street on north Avenue H. Motion by Commissioner Garland Newsom, seconded by Commissioner J.O. Jones, carried unanimously, to approve Plat known as Anderson subdivision of Block 3, Tract 2, of Stanton Subdivision of the Northeast 1/4 of Section 15, Block B, Lubbock County, `texas, filed by J.C. Anderson and wife, Lola Anderson. Yellow Cab Company's request for removal of one additional parking meter in front of their prorerty on Avenue "K" between Broadway and Plain Street, was presented to the Commission and it was the o-ninion of the Commission that the elimination of two meter spaces in front of t'-is prorerty was sufficient. The owner being allowed to select any two of the three meter spaces in front of his rro-perty and which the-+:ters are to be left out. No further business comino uT for consideration, the City Commission recessed to meet Nov. 5, 1943, at 5:00 P.M. Read and approved tris the 16th day of November 1943.