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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - Regular - 8/9/1945REGUL.iR MEET I 11G . Lubbock, Texas, Aug. 9, 1945. The City Commission of the City of Lubbock, Texas, met at 2 P.PT. in regular Session, at the regular meeting -place in the 'ity Hall, the following members thereof being present, to -wit: Mayor 0. 6. Ribble,Cmmissioners W.B. Price, J. Ray Lickey, Hub Jones, F.H. Childress, Uity Attorney Vaughn Wilson, City Manager M.R. Smith,Jr,, k,ity Secretary, Lavenia Williams. Absent: Commissioner W.B. Price and commissioner r.H. Childress. The Minutes of xegular Meeting of July 26, 1945, were read, and upon motion by Oommissioner tickey, seconded by Commissioner Jones, ca7rried unanimously, they were aprroved. Motion by Commissioner Jones, seconded by Commissi ner 'Jickey, carried unanimously, Ordinance No. 718 passed second and final reading. ORDINANCE NO. 718 ORDINANCE CLOSIM IEAD END ALLEYS IN BLOCKS 2 AND 7, RICRITOND SECOND ADDITION TO THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS, WITH EASE1t,ZNT FOR ALL UTILITIEr. Motion by Commissioner 'Dickey, seconded by Commissioner Jones, carried n unanimously, Ordinance No. 719 passed Second and final reading. OR DI NANCE NO. 719 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 661, BY TAKING CERTAIN AREAS OUT OF THE C, D, AND J DISTRICTS AND PLACING THEM IN THE "K" DISTRICT. Motion by Uommissioner Jones, seconded by Oommissioner AJickey, carried unanimously, Ordinance No. 720 passed second and final reading. ORDINANCE NO. 720 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING BUILDING LINES ON THAT PhRT OF AVENUE J FROM 19TH STREET TO 26TH STREET IN THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS, AND PROHIBITING PLACIl�TG OF BUILDINGS OR OTHER STRUCTURES, OR REPAIR OR RECONSTRUCTION BETTPr= SAID LINES, IN FURTHERANCE OF WIDENING, STRAIGHTENING AND IMPROVING SUCH PART, 1WD ESTABLISHING TIME FOR EXISTING STRUCTURES TO CONFORM. Motion by Commissioner Jones, seconded by Commissioner Dickey, carried unanimously, Ordinance No. 721 passed first reading. ORDINANCE NO. 721 Amending Ord. No. 696 AN ORDINANCE AtlENDING ORDINANCE NO. 696 CREATING THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION, BY ADDING SECTION 5-A AND PROVIDING TES T TIM CITY PLANNING COMMISSION SHALL BE AND CONSTITUTE THE ZONING COMMISSION AND IRESCRIBING :-ADDITIONAL DUTIES, AND REPEALING ALL PROVISIONS IN ORDINANCE NO. 6290 IN CONFLICT HEREWITH. Motion by Commissioner Dickey, seconded by Oo mmissioner Jones, carried unanimously, the following bonds were approved and ordered filed: J.D. Sanders - General contractor's Bond Louis Gregory - Sul) Contractor's Bond Request having been received from S.S. Allcorn, Chairman of Locati:n Committee, Cooperative Hospital Association, for an option on ten (10) Acres of land adjoining and East of the Z)outh Plains Llectric Cooperative, this matter was discussed and it was unanimously agreed to not grant an option on this land as the pity does not -�ish to sell any of this property at this time. Motion by Commissioner Jones, seconded by ''ommissinr.er Dickey, carried unanimously, the 1945 Tax Roll was approved. the matter of extension of water mains for the purpose of supplying automatic sprinkler systems for fire protection was discussed and it was unanimously agreed that the property owner pay the additional cost of mains required to serve the sprinkler system over and above the cost of the 11-ne required for supplying normal water usage and normal fire protection. Motion by commissioner Jones, seconded by �Oo mmissioner Dickey, carried unanimously, to charge off delinquent tax as follows, account of errors in assessments. Lots Block Add'n. Name Year 13 - 14 13 00'20 Gong. Methodist 1939-43, Incl. 1 to 5 - 16 to 20 22 O.T. City of Lubbock 1942 15 30 O.T. Corimunity Center 1941 & 1942 5 & 6 81 0.'1. Presbyterian Ch. 1930 & 1931 12 134 O.T. Tech College 1933-1937,Incl. 13-14 237 0.`2. Col-Bapt. Church 1924 & 1925 20 3 Knight Red-Luthern Ch. 1938 11 13 Merrill Ft Worth - Denver Year 1928 & 1930 1 to 9 South 2 1 to 9 E . 2 26 25 14-13 8to11 16 15 11 14 7 C. 10' of 8 13914015016 13,14915,16 1 Morning fide 2 Morning Side 17 Mc Cr. 2nd 34 37 3 1 6 2 12 56 1 2 4 11 21 r. ---- 5 Tax 2.84 21.45 .73 17.16 194.04 12.07 26.78 1.75 Ft "orth - Denver 1928 & 1931 3.35 Ft Worth - Denver 1928 7.92 City Street 1937 & 1939 .46 R. & McW. R. & McW. Pan. & S.F. Aye Lubbock County 1925-1930,Incl. 1924-1929,Incl. 1.71 12.60 Rush Add'n. Lub. Ind. Sohool District 1930 45.88 Spikes Add'n. Usleman " Usleman " Wh. 2nd " Wh. 2nd " Under Hub -Homes Ft 'gortlg & Denver Ft Worth & Denver Col. Bapt. church Mosley Chappel 1937 1931 & 1932 1931 & 1932 1930 1939-1943,Incl. 1.35 .62 .67 1.12 6.49 Wh. 2nd " Overton " Uity of Lubbock City Alley 1933-1938,Incl. 1927-1937,In cl. 3.26 9.80 Lane " Replatted 1924-1927,Incl. 29.92 (replatted 12-9-27, now under lots 10) 11 and 12) Lane Add'n. Replatted (re latted, 12-9-27, now under Tubb Add n. Cites Well 1924-1927,Incl. lots 10-11-12 =-at,=- 24.00 _._. McMillan " Me ica se-ml?ly of Goc urch. 1941-1944,Incl. 8.73 0449.92 No further business coming up for considerat'.on, the City Commission rdcessed to meet Au^ust 14, 1945, at 2 F.M. Read and approved this the 30 day of �_, 1945. _Mayor _ matte 2 "*, �11 1..., ity 5 ecre Vary.