HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - Regular - 9/29/1953REGULAR MEETING LUBBOCK, TEXAS
September 29, 1953
The City Commission of the City of Lubbock, Texas, met at 10:00 A. M. in regular session
in the regular meeting place in the City Hall the following members thereof being present
to -wit:
Mayor Murrell R. Tripp, Commissioners Harry Morris; Hurley Carpenter, L. E. Davis, Lucian
Thomas, City Manager Steve Matthews, City Attorney Vaughn E. Wilson, City Secretary -Treasurer
Lavenia Lowe.
Absent: None.
Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp
and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, the
following City Commission Minutes were approved:
Regular Meeting August 27, 1953
Regular Meeting September 10, 1953
Recessed Regular Meeting September 16, 1953
-1Z-114-22& Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Tripp
and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay.. Minutes
of accounts allowed from Voucher No. 7080-F through Voucher No. 7573-F, both inclusive,
were read and approved.
.12 114-229 Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp
and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, Ordin-
ance No. 1452 was passed on second and final reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1452
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING BUILDING LINES ON THE EAST AND WEST SIDES OF THAT PART AND
PORTION OF QUAKER AVENUE LYING BETWEEN THE NORTH LINE OF 5OTH STREET AND THE EAST RIGHT-
OF-WAY LINE OF THE BROWNFIEID HIGHWAY, SAID BUILDING LINES BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIB-
ED BY METES AND BOUNDS IN THE BODY OF THIS ORDINANCE; PROVIDING THAT NO BUILDING AND OTHER
STRUCTURES SHALL HEREAFTER BE ERECTED, RE -ERECTED OR SUBSTANTIALLY REPAIRED BETWEEN SUCH
BUILDING LINES; REQUIRING EXISTING STRUCTURES ON OR BETWEEN THE BUILDING LINES HEREIN
ESTABLISHED TO CONFORM TO SUCH BUILDING LINES WITHIN FIVE YEARS; DEFINING "BUILDING LINE"
AND PROVIDING THAT SETBACK REQUIREMENTS UNDER ORDINANCE NO. 661 AND AMENDMENTS THERETO
BE DETERMINED FROM THE BUILDING LINE HEREIN ESTABLISHED; PROVIDING EXCEPTIONS R)R UTILITY
EXTENSIONS AND PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS; PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY; AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLIC-
ATION OF THE DESCRIPTIVE CAPTION AND PENALTY CLAUSE OF THIS ORDINANCE.
12-114-23O Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Tripp
and Commissioners Morris Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, Ordin-
ance No. 1453 was passe;�n second and final reading.
ORDINANCE NO, 1453
AN ORDINANCE DESIGNATING ONE-WAY ALLEYS FOR VEHICULAR TRAFFIC IN BLOCK NO. 115,
ORIGINAL TOWN OF LUBBOCK, SAID BOCK LYING WITHIN AND BEING BOUNDED ON THE NORTH BY MAIN
STREET, ON THE SOUTH BY BROADWAY, ON THE EAST BY AVENUE M, AND ON THE WEST BY AVENUE N;
PRESCRIBING THE SIZE AND WORDING OF SIGNS DESIGNATING ENTRANCE AND EXISTS OF ONE-WAY
ALLEYS, THE HEIGHT OF SIGNS FROM ALLEY SURFACE; PROVIDING PENALTIES NOT EXCEEDING $200
FINE FCR OPERATING VEHICLES IN SAID DESIGNATED ALLEYS IN VIOLATION OF THE PROVISIONS OF
THIS ORDINANCE; AND DIRECTING CITY SECRETARY TO PUBLISH THE DESCRIPTIVE CAPTION OF THIS
ORDINANCE WITH PENALTY SECTIONS.
12-111-231 Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp
'- and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
Ordinance No. 1455 was passe46n second and final reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1455
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION XXV OF ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 661 TO PROVIDE FOR A PRO-
CEDURE TO FOLLOW IN AMENDMENT OF ZONING ORDINANCE; PROVIDING FOR A MINIMUM OF FIFTY -
DOLLAR FEE FOR ALL APPLICATIONS FOR CHANGE IN ZONING CLASSIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR A
PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE ZONING COMMISSION ON ALL PROPOSED CHANGES IN CLASSIFICATION;
PROVIDING FOR NOTICES TO BE GIVEN BY THE SECRETARY OF THE ZONING COMMISSION AS PROVIDED
BY LAW; REQUIRING PERMANENT RECORDS TO BE KEPT ON EACH SEPARATE APPLICATION FOR A ZONE
CHANGE; PROVIDING FOR A PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CITY COMMISSION AND DIRECTING THE CITY
SECRETARY -TREASURER TO SET THE DATE FOR HEARING AND TO PUBLISH ALL NOTICES AS PROVIDED
BY LAW; PROVIDING FOR THE AMENDNAT OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE BY ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
COMMISSION AND REQUIRING A FOUR -FIFTHS VOTE OF ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COMMISSION
UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS HEREIN STATED; AND CONTAINING A SAVINGS CLAUSE.
'553-12-115-232 Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
Ordinance No. 1456 was passec)6n first reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1456
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING PERSONS LEAVING OUTSIDE OF ANY BUILDING OR DWELLING UNATTEND-
ED, DISCARDED OR ABANDONED REFRIGERATORS, ICE BOXES AND OTHER CONTAINERS; AND PROVIDING A
PENALTY NOT EXCEEDING $200.
53-12-115=M Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp
�i and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, Ordi-
nance No. 1457 was passed on first reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1457
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING BUILDING LINES ON THE EAST AND WEST SIDES OF THAT PART AND
PORTION OF MEMPHIS AVENUE LYING BETWEEN THE SOUTH LINE OF 34TH STREET AND THE NORTH LINE
OF 40TH STREET, SAID BUILDING LINES BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED BY METES AND BOUNDS
IN THE BODY OF THIS ORDINANCE AND BEING GENERALLY PARALLEL TO AND 5 FEET EAST AND WEST OF
THE EXLSTING RIGHT-OF-WAY LINES OF MEMPHIS AVENUE; PROVIDING THAT NO BUILDING OR OTHER
STRUCTURE SHALL HEREAFTER BE ERECTED OR RE -ERECTED OR SUBSTANTIALLY REPAIRED BETWEEN SUCH
BUILDING LINES; REQUIRING EXISTING STRUCTURES ON OR BETWEW THE BUILDING LINES HEREIN
ESTABLISHED TO CONFORM TO SUCH BUILDING LINES WITHIN 5 YEARS; DEFINING "BUILDING LINE"
AND PROVIDING THAT SETBACK REQUIREMEM S UNDER ORDINANCE NO. 661 AND AMENDMENTS THERETO BE
DETERMINED FROM THE BUILDING LINES HEREIN ESTABLISHED; PROVIDING EXCEPTIONS FOR UTILITY
EXTENSIONS AND PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS; PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION
OF THE DESCRIPTIVE CAPTION AND PENALTY CLAUSE OF THIS ORDINANCE.
f3-12-115—z34 Motion by Commissioner Davis., seconded by Commissioner Noarris, motion carried, Mayor Tripp
and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and -Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, Ordi-
nance No. 1450 was passed as ki_ekergeniy measure.
ORDINANCE NO. 11
AN ORDINANCE ABANDONING AND CLOSING A PORTION OF COMPRESS AVENUE 19"DIATELY NORTH OF
AND ADJOINING EAST 19TH STREET ROR STREET PURPOSES AND PRESERVING SUCH PORTION CLOSED FOR
OTHER CITY PURPOSES, AND AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS TO BARRICADE
THAT PORTION CLOSED; AND DECLARING AN ICY.
3—12-115-2 Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp
and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting -Nays Ordi-
nance No. 1459 was passed as an emergency measure.
ORDINANCE NO. 1459
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A LOADING ZONE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE ?00 BLOCK OF MAIN
STREET, BEGINNING 60 FEET EAST OF AVENUE G AND -EXTENDING EAST 28 FEET; REPEALING ALL
CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; AUTHORIZING PAINTING OF CURBS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
53-12-11Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
Ordinance No. 1460 was passed as an emergency measure.
ORIINANCE NO. 1460
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING PARALLEL PARKING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN
AVENUE "F" AND AVENUE "G"; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; AUTHORIZING PAINT..
ING OF CURBS; PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY; AUTHORIZING PUBLICATION; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. it
53-12-115-227 Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis ead Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
Ordinance No. 1461 was passed as an emergency measure.
ORDINANCE NO. 1461
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING AND PROVIDING CONTROLS FOR VEHICULAR AND PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC
ON THE TEXAS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE CAMPUS AND PROVIDING UNIFORM CONTROL DEVICES, INCLUDING
SIGNS AND SIGNALS AT LOCATIONS SHOWN ON EXHIBIT 1, 2, 3, 4, AND 5 on FILE WITH THE CITY
SECRETARY OF THE CITY -OF LUBBOCK AND MADE A PART OF THIS ORDINANCE BY REFERENCE; LIMITING
SPEED OF VEHICLES TO 20 MILES PER HOUR ON ANY ROAD, STREET OR ALLEY ON THE CAMPUS, AND TO
10 MILES PER HOUR ON ANY PARKING LOT; PROHIBITING PARKING ON ANY PAVED STREET, ROAD OR
ALLEY WHERE "NO PARKING" SIGNS ARE DULY PLACED; AUTHORIZING THE TRAFFIC ENGINEER OF THE CITY
OF LUBBOCK TO PLACE CONTROL DEVICES AT PLACES DESIGNATED ON SAID EXHIBITS, AND ADDITIONAL
CONTROL DEVICES, INCLUDING SIGNS, WHEN REQUIRED BY TRAFFIC CONDITIONS; REGULATING THE PARK-
ING OF VEHICLES WHILE LOADING AND UNLOADING PASSENGERS, GUESTS AND COMaODITIFS; PROHIBITING
USE OF THE STREETS, ROADS AND ALLEYS ON THE CAMPUS BY TRUCKS EXCEPT WHEN REQUIRED FOR
DELIVERY OF COMMODITIES THEREON; PROVIDING FOR IMPOUNDING OF VEHICLES PARKED IN VIOLATION
OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ORDINANCE AND OTHER ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, PROVIDING
IMPOUNDING FEES; FURTHER PROVIDING FOR "SCHOOL - SLOW" AND "TRUCKS KEEP OUT" SIGNS AT ALL
CAMPUS ENTRANCES; PROVIDING A REPEALING CLAUSE, SAVINGS CLAUSE, PENALTY CLAUSE; DIRECTING
PUBLICATION OF THE CAPTION AND PENALTY CLAUSE OF THIS ORDINANCE; AND DECLARING AN ICY.
3-12-116-238 Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris., motion carried, Mayor Tripp
and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter,_ Davis, omss voting Yea, none votingg Nay, Ordinance -
No. 1462 was passed as an emergency measure.
ORDINANCE NO. 1462
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A LOADING ZONE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE 1500 BLOCK OF
BROADWAY, BEGINNING AT A POINT SIXTY FEET WEST OF AVENUE "N" AND EXTENDING WEST A
DISTANCE OF TWENTY-FOUR FEET; REPEALING ALL CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; AUTHORIZING PAINTING
OF CURBS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. ,
-12-116- A Motion by Commissioner Dav3.s, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayw Tripp
and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, Ordi-
nance No. 1463 was passed crn first reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1463
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A FORTY-FIVE MINUTE PARKING ZONE ON THE WEST SIDE OF
AVENUE "M" FROM BROADWWAY NORTH FOR A DISTANCE OF 125 FEET; AND ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD -
WAY, BEGINNING AT AVENUE "M" AND EXTENDING WEST A DISTANCE OF 50 FEET; REPEALING ALL
CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; AUTHORIZING PAINTING OF CURBS; PROVIDING A PENALTY; AND AUTHORIZING
PUBLICATION.
,12-116—$39 Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp.and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
Ordinance No. 1464 was passed as an emergency measure.
ORDINANCE NO. 1464
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 23 OF ORDNANCE N0. 564, AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 1414,
THEREBY CHANGING PARKING METER N0. G-10••1 ON THE EAST SIDE Oz THE 1pp0 BLOCK OF AVENUE "G"
FROM ONE -NICKEL, ONE -HOUR PARKING TO TWELVE -MINUTE FOR ONE -PENNY, TWENTY-FOUR MINUTES FOR
TWO -PENNIES OR ONE -NICKEL PARKING; REPEALING ALL CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; PROVIDING A
PENALTY; AUTHORIZING PUBLICATION; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
12.116-240 Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
Ordinance No. 1465 was passed as an emergency measure.
ORDINANCE NO. 1465
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 23 OF ORDNANCE N0. 564o 4S AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO.
1414o THEREBY CHANGING PARKING METERS NOS. 13-11.23, 13-11-4, 13-11-6, 13-11-8 and
13-11-10 ON THE NORTH SIpE OF THE 1100 BLOCK OF 13TH STREET, FROM ONE -NICKEL, ONE -HOUR
PARKING TO TWELVE -MINUTE FOR ONE -PENNY, 24. MNniUTES FOR TWO -PENNIES OR ONE -NICKEL PARKING;
REPEALING ALL CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; PROVIDING A PENALTY; AUTHORIZING PUBLICATION; AND
DECLARING AN FMEftGENCY.
12-116-241. Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
Ordinance No. 1466 was passed on first reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1466
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND
RECONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS, BOTH PRIVATE AND COMMERCIAL, CURBS AND GUTTERS
ON PUBLIC PROPERTY; PROVIDING FOR PERMITS TO BE ISSUED BY THE CITY BUILDING INSPECTOR
UPON WRITTEN APPLIC A FEE; ADOPTING STANDARD DETAILS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SIDE-
WALKS., DRIVEWAYS,/G�aN THE CITY OF LUBBOCK- PROVIDING FOR THE LOCATION AND GRADE
FOR SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS, CURBS AND GUTTERS TO Bk ESTABLISHED BY THE CITY ENGINEER; RE-
PEALING ORDINANCE NO. 1416; PROVIDING A PENALTY; PROVIDING EXCEPTIONS; PROVIDING FOR THE
VALIDITY OF THIS ORDINANCE; AND AUTHORIZING PUBLICATION OF THIS DESCRIPTIVE CAPTION AND
PENALTY CLAUSE.
12-11� Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
Ordinance No. 1467 was passed on first reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1467
AN ORDINANCE RELEASING AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO JOIN WITH WARREN AND PURTELL,
INCORPORATED IN A RELEASE OF PAVING ASSESSMENTS ON PROPERTY ABUTTING PARTS OF NORTH ELGIN
AVENUE, DUKE STREET, ZENITH AVENUE, AMHERST STREET, NORTH DETROIT AVENUE, AUBURN STREET,
EAST 33RD STREET AND TEAK AVENUE, EAST 10TH STREET, 24TH STREET AND EAST -WEST ALLEY FROM
AVENUE P TO AVENUE Q BETWEEN 13TH STREET AND BROADWAY, SUCH RELEASE BEING LIMITED TO THE
PROPERTY ABUTTING THE PAVING UNITS SPECIFICALLY DESCRIBED IN THIS ORDINANCE AND TO THE
ASSESSMENTS MADE UNDER PAVING ORDINANCE NO. 1179 UNDER G.W.O. 643, AS RECORDED IN VOLUME
469, PAGE 139, DEED RECORDS OF LUBBOCK COUNTY, TEXAS.
0-12-Wr2U Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, MajFor
Tr1 p and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
Ordinance No. 1468 was passed on first reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1468
AN ORDINANCE RELEASING AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO JOIN WITH WAMUN AND PURTELL,
INCORPORATED IN A RELEASE OF PAVING ASSESSMENTS ON PROPERTY ABUTTING PARTS OF CORNELL
STREET, 42ND STREET, 2ND PLACE, 2ND STREET, BAYLOR STREET, EAST 36TH STREET, SHALLOWATER
DRIVE, AND EAST -WEST ALLEY IN BLOCK 99, OVERTON ADDITION, SUCH RELEASE BENG LIMITED TO
THE PROPERTY ABUTTING THE PAVING UNITS SPECIFICALLY DESCRIBED IN THIS ORDINANCE AND TO
THE ASSESSMENTS MADE UNDER PAVING ORDINANCE NO. 1247 UNDER G.W.O. 675, AS RECORDED IN
VOLUME 479, PAGE 666, DEED RECORDS OF LUBBOCK COUNTY, TEXAS.
53-12-117-244 Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp
and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, Ordi-
nance No. 1469 was passed on first reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1469
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING BUILDING LINES ON THE EAST AND WEST SIDES OF THAT PART AND
PORTION OF AVENUE "H" LYING BETWEEN THE SOUTH LINE OF SECOND PLACE AND THE NORTH LINE OF
FOURTH STREET, SAID BUILDING LINE BEING 90 FEET IN WIDTH AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED
BY METES AND BOUNDS IN THE BODY OF THIS ORDINANCE; PROVIDING THAT NO BUILDING OR OTHER
STRUCTURES SHALL HEREAFTER BE ERECTED, RE -ERECTED OR SUBSTANTIALLY REPAIRED BETWEEN SUCH
BUILDING LINES; REQUIRING EXISTING STRUCTURES ON OR BETWEEN THE BUILDING LINES HEREIN
ESTABLISHED TO CONFORM TO SUCH BUILDING LINES WITHIN FIVE YEARS; DEFINING "BUILDING LINE"
AND PROVIDING THAT SETBACK REQUIREMENTS UNDER ORDINANCE N0. 661 AND AM U4ENT S THERETO BE
DETERMINED FROM THE BUILDING LINE HEREIN ESTABLISHED; PROVIDING EXCEPTIONS FOR UTILITY
EXTENSIONS AND PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS- PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY; AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION
OF THE DESCRIPTIVE CAPTION AND PENALTY CLAUSE OF THIS ORDINANCE.
533-12-117--245 NOTICE
OF
ZONING HEARING
NOTICE is hereby given to owners of the property hereinafter described or referred to and
to all other persons as provided by law, that the City Commission will hold a public hear-
ing on the 29th day of September, 1953 at 2:00 o'clock P.M. in the City Commission Room
on the First Floor of the City Hall in Lubbock, Texas to consider the recommendations of
the Zoning and Planning Commission that the zoning district of the property herein de-
scribed be changed; and at which time and place all interested persons will be given an
opportunity to be heard, after which hearing, the City Commission wi11 determine whether
the Zoning Ordinance and map will be amdnded in accordance with such recommendation.
ZONE CASE NO. 449 - Request of 1?L E j2__T=sog to change Lot 8 in the
Thompson Addition from the "B" to "H" Zoning District (48th Street and
Avenue H) .
ATTEST:
/s / Murree R. Tripp
MURRELL R. TRIPP, Mayor
/a/ Layenia Lave
Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary -Treasurer
NOTICE
OF
ZONING HEARING
NOTICE is hereby given to owners of the property hereinafter described or referred to and
to all other persons as provided by law, that the City Commission will hold a public hear-
ing on the 29th day of September, 1953 at 2:00 o'clock P.M. in the City Commission Room
on the First Floor of the City Hall in Lubbock, Texas to consider the recommendations of
the Zoning and Planning Commission that the zoning district of the property herein de-
scribed be changed; and at which time and place all interested persons will be given an
opportunity to be heard, after which hearing, the City Commission will determine whether
the Zoning Ordinance and map will be amended in accordance with such recommendation.
ZONE CASE NO. 450 - Request of James Graham to change Lots 18 through 20,
Block 192, Original Town from the "D-1" Zoning District to the "H" Zoning
District (16th Street and Avenue N).
ATTEST:
/s/ Lavenia Lowe
Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary -Treasurer
/a/ Murrell R. Tripp
MURRELL R. TRIPP, Mayor
NOTICE
OF
ZONING HEARING
NOTICE is hereby given to owners of the property hereinafter described or referred to and
to all other persons as provided by law, that the City Commission will hold a public hear-
ing on the 29th day of September, 1953 at 2:00 o'clock P.M. in the City Commission Room
on the First Floor of the City Hall in Lubbock, Texas to consider the reccaomendations of
the Zoning and Planning Commission that the zoning district of the property herein de-
scribed be changed; and at which time and place all interested persons will be given an
opportunity to be heard, after which hearing, the City Commission will determine whether
the -Zoning Ordinance and map will be amdnded in accordance with such recommendation.
ZONE CASE NO. 453 - Request of J. M. Tierney to change Lot 1, Block 2,
Robert Jones Subdivision from the "C" to "H" Zoning District (Baylor Drive
and Avenue U).
ATTEST:
/s/ Lavenia Lowe
Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary -Treasurer
Zs/ Murrell- R.,IXJM__
MmELL R. TRIPP, Mayor
In accordance with the Legal Notices as set outabove, advertised hearings to be held on
this date on Zone Case Nos, 449, 450 and 453, the hearings were held, no persons appeared
to protest the change of zones in any of the hearings. Glenn Turner of the City Planning
and Zoning Commission appeared in support of the zone changes stating that they were in
accordance with the over all plan for zoning of the City of Lubbock# Whereupon, motion
was made by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
that the hearings be closed and Ordinance No. 1470 be passed on first reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1470
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 661 AND THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE
CITY OF LUBBOCK SO AS TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES: (1) ZONING CASE NO. A42 - CHANGE
LOT 8 IN THE THOMPSON ADDITION FROM THE "B" TO "H" ZONING DI C 48th STREET AND AVENUE
H); (2) ZONING CASE NO. 450 - CHANGE LOTS 18 THROUGH 20j. BLOCK 192. ORIGINAL TOWN, FROM
THE "D-1" TO THE "HotZONING DISTRICT (16TH STREET AND AVENUE N); AND (3) ZONING CASE
NO. 453 - CHANGE LOT 1, BLOCK 2, ROBERT JONES SUBDIVISION, FROM THE "C" TO "H" ZONING
DISTRICT (BAYLOR DRIVE AND AVENUE U).
12-118-246 NOTICE
OF
ZONING HEARING
NOTICE is hereby given to owners of the property hereinafter described or referred to and
to all other persons as provided by law, that the City Commission will hold a public hear-
ing on the 29th day of September, 1953 at 2:00 o'clock P.M. in the City Commission Room
on the First Floor cf the City Hall in Lubbock, Texas to consider the recommendations of
the Zoning and Planning Commission that the zoning district of the property herein de-
scribed be changed; and at which time and place all interested persons will be given an
opportunity to be heard, after which hearing, the City Commission will determine whether
the Zoning Ordinance and map will be amended in accordance with such recommendation.
ZONE CASE NO. 452 - Request of T. M. Wiggler to change Lot 1, T. M. Wiggley
Subdivision from the "B" to "H" Zoning District (19th Street and Peoria
Avenue).
/s/ Murrell R. Tripp
MURRELL R. TRIPP., Maayor
ATTEST:.
/s/ Lavenia Lowe
Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary -Treasurer
In accordance with the above Legal Notice, hearing was held on Zone Case No. 452. No
person appeared to protest the change of zone as set out in the Notice. Glenn Turner
appeared representing the City Planning and Zoning Commission, stating the zone change is
in accordance with the over all plan for zoning in the City of Lubbock; whereupon motion
was made by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
that the Hearing be closedg, It was brought to the attention of the Commission that the
Subdivision Plat of the T. M. Wigtey Addition has not been filed for record, therefore it
was unanimously agreed by the City Commission to defer passage of the Ordinance changing
this zone until said Subdivision Plat is filed for record.
12-118-247 Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Tripp
and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, the
following Resolution was passed.
If
R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, the City of Lubbock by Ordinance No. 860 entitled "AN ORDINANCE AUTHOR_
IZING ISSUANCE OF $1,850,000.00 'CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS, ELECTRIC LIGHT SYSTEM REVENUE
BONDS, SERIES 1948' DATED MAhCH 1, 1948," said ordinance being passed February 26, 1948;
and,
WHEREAS, the City of Lubbock by Ordinance No. 916 entitled "AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZ_
ING ISSUANCE OF $2,300,000 'City of Lubbock, Texas, Electric Light System Revenue Bonds,
Series 1949', Dated May 1, 1949," said ordinance being passed April 28, 1949, and
ordinance therein referred to provided an interest and sinking fund as provided by law,
including a reserve fund to pay the obligations therein created, as provided in said
ordinances and established a fund in the Fit st National Bank in Dallas, Dallas, Texas,
designated "SPECIAL ELECTRIC LIGHT SYSTEM REVENUE BOND FUND," and said bank was design-
ated custodian of said fund and paying agent of the bonds provided for in said ordi-
nances; and,
WHEREAS, the City of Lubbock now has on deposit in said funds in said bank a
substantial sum of money, and the Governing Body of the City of Lubbock desires to
invest a part of said funds in United States Government securities, as provided by
Article 836, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, by purchasing bonds and/or certificates
which, according to their terms, should mature prior to the time of maturity of the
City of Lubbock bonds, for the payment of which such sinking fund was created by
said ordinances, it being the intent of the Governing Body of the City of Lubbock to
purchase bonds of the value and to the extent of that part of the interest and sinking
fund designated by said ordinances as a "RESERVE"; THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK:
SECTION 1. That the Mayor of the City of Lubbock BE, and he is hereby authorized
to select bonds of the United States and/or certificates of indebtedness issued by the
Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, as provided by Article 836, Revised
Civil Statutes of Texas, and which mature prior to the time of maturity of the City
of Lubbock bonds for the payment of which the "reserve fund, of/the fund designated by
Ordinance No. 860 and Ordinance No. 916 as "SPECIAL ELECTRIC LIGHT SYSTEM REVENUE
BOND FUND," was created; that said bonds so selected be purchased as an investment of
but not in excess of/the amount of the "RESERVE" fund balance; and that additional
investments be timely made in the same manner as and when said "reserve"fund is
substantially increased by additional payments into said fund under provisions of the
ordinances; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, the investments here authorized shall be made in bonds
and/or certificates maturing at such times that under reasonably foreseeable conditions
such securities need not be c=erted into cash at a loss and/or prior to maturity.
SECTION 2. That the First National Bank in Dallas, Dallas, Texas, designated as
custodian and paying agent in each of said ordinances, BE, and said bank is hereby
authorized and directed upon request of the Mayor of the City of Lubbock to invest said
"reserve" fund in such securities, which shall be paid for out of said "reserve" fund
upon delivery of such securities to said bank, such securities to become a part of the
"reserve" fund, the bank's safekeeping receipt to be forthwith transmitted to the City
Secretary of the City of Lubbock.
SECTION 3. That the First National Bank in Dallas, Dallas, Texas, as custodian
and depository of said fund, is authorized and directed to convert said securities
into cash on their respective maturity dates, for benefit of the "reserve" fund; and to
convert any such securities into cash for benefit of the "reserve" fund prior to
maturity when directed by the City Commission, PROVIDED that said bank shall not be
liable for loss, if any, sustained by the "reserve" fund due to any decrease in value
of the securities so purchased under this authority, but FURTHER PROVIDED said bank
otherwise be liable as the custodian and depository of said funds, including bonds
and/or certificates, and interest accuring from any such investments.
SECTION 4. That all interest accruing from the investments herein authorized
shall be deposited in a new account designated "CITY OF LUBBOCK INTEREST FUND," subject
to disbursement for such City purposes as the City Commission may direct by its
resolution duly passed.
SECTION 5. The Mayor of the City of Lubbock and the City Secretary -Treasurer are
authorized to issue such drafts or orders to pay, as may be necessary, or required to
carry out the provisions and intent of this authority.
SECTION 6. The provisions of this resolution shall never be construed to change,
vary or alter any provision of any ordinance to which it relates, it being the intention
of the City Commission to construe said bond ordinances consistent with public policy
and Article 836, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, providing for the investment of sink-
ing funds which in its opinion is part of and read into said bond ordinances, the
provisions of which do not exclude, and were never intended to exclude, limit or deny
the City Commission's statutory right to invest said funds, as provided by law.
On motion of Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Thomas ,the foregoing
Resolution was this 29th day of September, 1953, duly passed by the following vote:
Commissioners voting "YEA": Morris, Carpenter, Davis, Thomas and Mayor Tripp
Commissioners voting "NAY": None
AT'i EST : /s / Murrell R, Tripp
MURRELL R. TRIPP, Mayor ok:VEW
1s/ Lavenia Lowe
Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary -Treasurer
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8-13-53
53-12-120-248
Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Maycr
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
the following Resolution was passed.
GWO 790
R E S O L U T I O N
RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING ESTIMATE OF THE COST OF IMPROVEMENTS, OF AMOUNTS
TO BE ASSESSED FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN THE NATURE OF FILLING DITCHES AND GRADING, LAYING
CURB AND GUTTER, AND PAVING IN WIDENING IDALOU ROAD FROM OAK AVENUE TO TEAK AVENUE IN
THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS., SAID IMPROVEMENTS BUNG DESIGNATED AS GWO N0. 790, FIXING
THE TIME AND PLACE FOR A HEARING TO THE OWNERS OF ABUTTING PROPERTY, AND OTHER PERSONS
INTERESTED IN SAID PROPERTY AND DIRECTING THE CITY SECRETARY TO PUBLISH NOTICE ON BE-
HALF OF THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF LUBBDCK, TEXAS.
WHEREAS, the Governing Body of the City of Lubbock has heretofore ordered that
Idalou Road from Oak Avenue to Teak Avenue be improved and widened by filling ditches
and grading, installing concrete curb and gutter and paving with caliche base and hot
mix asphaltic concrete surface together with incidentals and appurtenances and arrange-
ments therefore have been made and entered into by the City of Lubbock, Texas with
Frank B. Hodges, Contractor, and,
WHEREAS, the Governing Body of the City of Lubbock has caused the City Engineer to
prepare and file estimates of the cost of such improvements and estimates of the
amounts per front foot to be assessed against abutting property and the owners thereof,
and such estimates have been prepared and examined.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS.
I.
Such estimates be and they are hereby adopted and approved.
II.
NOTICE TO THE OWNERS OF PROPERTY ABUTTING UPON IDALOU ROAD FROM OAK AVENUE TO
TEAK AVENUE AND TO ALL OTHERS AFFECTED:
The Governing Body of the City of Lubbock has heretofore ordered that Idalou Road
from Oak Avenue to Teak Avenue be improved and widened by raising ditches, grading and
filling, installing concrete curbs and gutters and storm sewers and drains where
necessary, and paving with caliche base and hot mix asphaltic concrete surface:
It is hereby found and determined that the cost of improvements on Idalou Road from
Oak Avenue to Teak Avenue and designated below with the amount or amounts per front foot
proposed to be assessed for such improvements against the abutting property and the
owner s thereof, are as follows, to -wit :
Idalou Road from its intersection with the West Property Line of Oak Avenue to its inter-
section with the East Property Line of Teak Avenue, known and designated as Unit Number
1558; the estimated cost of improvements is $16,403.52; the estimated amount per front
foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb and gutter
is $1.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting
property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb and gutter is $3.25974
for front abutting property.
And arrangement for the making and construction of such improvements with pavement
of hot mix asphaltic concrete surface and a Six (6) inch compacted caliche base in the
streets and/or highway and with pavement of Five (5) Inch concrete slab in alleys has
been made and entered into by the City of Lubbock, Texas, and rolls or statements show-
ing the proposed amounts to be assessed against abutting property and the owners thereof
have been filed with the City, such rolls or statements showing other matters and things,
and have been approved and the City Commission of said City has fixed a time and place
for hearing to the owners of property abutting upon said portion of Idalou Road, and to
all other affected, at which hearing the amounts to be assessed against the respective
parcels of abutting land and theAwners thereof for improvements in the units upon which
the particular parcels of property abut, the amounts of benefits to the respective
parcels by property by means of the improvements in the unit upon which the particular
property abuts, the regularity of the proceedings with reference to such improvements,
the apportionment of the cost of such improvements, and other matters and things, will
be determined, and after such hearings assessments will by ordinance be made, and levied,
and such hearing will be had and held by and before the City Commission of the City of
Lubbock, Texas, in regular Commission meeting room in the City Hall, in the City of
Lubbock, Texas, on the 22nd day of October, 1953, at 2:00 P.M. o'clock. The rolls or
statements showing the proposed amounts of such assessments are on file in the office of
the City Secretary and copies thereof are in the office of the City Engineer of the
City of Lubbock and open to inspection of any interested parties at any time, and of all
said matters and things all such owners of property, as well as any and other in any-
wise affected or interested, will take due notice.
By order of the City Commission of the City of Lubbock, this the 29th day of
September, 1953.
No notice other than that hereinabove provided for shall be necessary but public-
ation of such notice shall be due and sufficient notice to any and all persons, firms,
corporations and other parties.
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That a hearing be given and held by and before the Governing Body of the City of
Lubbock, Texas, to all persons owning or claiming any property abutting any part or portion
of Idalou Road described in Section II, of this Resolution, as well as all owning or
claiming any interest in any such property. Such hearing shall be given and held on the
22nd day of October, 1953, at 2:00 P:M. o'clock on the first floor it the City Hall, City
of Lubbock, Texas and the City Secretary is hereby directed to give notice of the time
and place of such hearing, -and of other matters and facts in accordance with the terms
and provisions of an Act passed at the first called session of the 40th Legislature of
the State of Texas and known as Chapter 106 of the Acts of said Legislature which has
been adopted as an amendment to and made a part of the Charter of the City of Lubbock,
Texas, and as amended by Chapter 281 Acts of the 52nd Regular Session of said Legis-
lature. Such notice shall be by advertisement inserted at least three times in a news-
paper published in the City of Lubbock, Texas; the first publication shall be made at
least ten days before the said hearings Said notice shall comply with and be in accord-
ance with the terms and provisions of this resolution and said Act as amended.
PASSED AND APPROVED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK,
TEXAS, THIS, THE 29TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1953.-
ATTEST:
Zl _Laveni a Lowe -
Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary
APPROVED:
/s_ / W. B. Holmes
W. B. Holmes, Director of Public Works
APPROVED:
iNwba & igim
Vaughn E. Wilson; City Attorney
/s/ Murrell R. Trigg
MUM]L L R. TRIPP, Mayor
City of Lubbok, Texas.
11=12.121- 2�Q, Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
the following Resolution was passed.
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING IMPROVEMENTS ON CERTAIN "LEAVEOUT" PORTIONS OF CERTAIN STREETS
AND/OR AVENUES AS LISTED BELOW.
WHEREAS, the City of Lubbock heretofore entered into contract with Erneht Loyd for
the making and construction of street improvements on certain "leaveoutd' portions of
various streets and/or avenues in said city including, among others, "leaveouts" located
at the following addresses and abutting the following property, to wit:
1610 Avenue U abutting Lot 24, Block 51, Overton Addition, known and designated as Leave -
out No. 11.
1932 Avenue N lot 16, Block 2, Myrick Addition, known and designated as Leaveout No. 50,
AND WHEREAS, the improvements upon said "leaveouts" portions of the abovementioned
avenues, have been inspected and found to have been constructed in accordance with terms
of said contract (GWOS 760 and 761).
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS:
I.
That the improvements on said "leaveout" portions of the abovementioned avenues be,
and the same are hereby accepted.
II.
This Resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
PASSED AND APPROVED this 29th day of September, 1953,
ATTEST:
Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary
APPROVED:
/s/ W. B. Ko a..,,
W. B. Holmes, City Engineer
APPROVED:
/a/ Vauahn E. Wilson
Vaughn E. Wilson, City Attorney
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12-1.22-250 Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Tripp
and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, the
following Resolution was passed.
R E S O L U T I O N_
WHEREAS a necessity exists for the photographic duplication of the public records,
letters, memoranda, etc. for the purpose of recording, preserving and protecting the same _
and for the purpose of reducing space required for filing, storing and safekeeping of the
same; and,
WHEREAS, Article 6574b, Vernon's Civil Statutes, provides for the duplication of
public records and the disposition of the original records; and,
WHEREAS, the City Commission deems it expedient to microfilm their public records ,
lstters,memoranda, etc.; THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK.-
SECTION 1. That the City Secretary shall be responsible for the control and direction
of the microfilming of any and all public records, letters and memoranda more than five
(5) years old, and said City Secretary shall supervise the duplication d such records, which
shall be checked, approved and certified to as being correct and legible copies of the
original records of that office#
SECTION 2. Said photographic duplicates of all records microfilmed shall be placed
in conveniently accessible files and provision shall be made for preserving, safekeeping,
using, examing, exhibiting, projecting and enlarging the same whenever requested during
regular office hours.
SECTION 3. The original records which are microfilmed shall be destroyed or other-
wise disposed of, provided that notice of destruction or disposition of original public
records shall first be given to the State Librarian.
SECTION 4. Nothing in this resolution shall authorize the destruction or disposition
of any deed record, deed of trust record, mechanic's lien record, or any minute book, or
any ordinance book.
SECTION 5. The City Secretary may make a charge of $ 1.00 per page for the
duplication of public records requested by the general public.
SECTION 6. Said photographic duplicates of public records shall be deemed to be
an original record for all purposes, including introduction in all courts or administrative
agencies. A transcript, exemplification or certified copy thereof shall, for all purposes
recited herein, be deemed to be a tr&ns oript, exemplification or certified copy of the
original.
On motion of Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris, this Resolution
was approved and passed this the 29th day of September, 19535, by the following vote:
Commissioners voting "YEA": Morris, Carpenter, Davis, Thomas and Mayor Tripp
Commissioners voting "NAY": None
/a/ Murrell It. TriDD
MURRELL R. TRIPP, Mayor
ATTEST: ok:VEW
/s/ Lavenia. Lowe
Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary -Treasurer
SG:sv
9-28-53
,12-122-251 Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
the following Resolution was passed.
R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, Texas Technological College administration, in cooperation with the City
Traffic Engineer, has worked out a plan of traffic control on the streets, roads and
alleys on the college campus, which plan is represented by plats of the campus designated,
as "Schedules" orltxhibit s," and each plat has a controlling legend relating to areas,
streets, roads and alleys, namely, "Schedule 1," showing no -parking area: "Schedule 2,"
showing no parking on streets between 7 A.M. and 5 P.M.; "Schedule 3," showing one-way
streets; "Schedule 4" showing location of traffic signals; and "Schedule 5," showing the
location of loading zones; and,
WHEREAS, it is contemplated that the City f'af. Engineer will by an ordinance be
authorized to install traffic control signals, devices and signs on the campus in accord-
ance with said Schedules or Exhibits; and..
WHEREAS, after due consideration by College authorities, the Traffic Engineer and
the City Commission, it is found that said plan of vehicular and pedestrian traffic
control is needed in the public interest and will promote public safety, and that a true
copy of said Schedules or Exhibits should at all times remain on file with the City
Secretary for public inspection and reference; THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK.-
THAT Schedules or Exhibits 1, relating to parking, Schedule 2, relating to parking,
Schedule 3, relating to one-way streets, Schedule 4, relating to traffic signals, Schedule
5, relating to loading zones, HE, and said Schedules and Exhibits are hereby approved and
adopted by the Commission as a comprehensive traffic control plan for the Texas Tech-
nological College Campus, and the same shall be filed with the City Secretary of the City
of Lubbock to be kept permanently as other records arelkept, and the Mayor and City
Secretary are authorized to id,&ntify each of the schedules attached hereto by signing thedr
names on the face thereof in their official capacities.
On motion of Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, this
Resolution was passed by the City Commission this 29th day of September., 1953, by the
following vote:
Commissioners voting "YEA": Morris, Carpenteer, Davis, Thomas and Mayor Tripp
Commissioners voting "NAB: None
ATTEST:
/s/ Lavenia Lowe
Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary -Treasurer
VEW:sv
9-17-53
/s/ Murrell R. TriPP
MURRELL R. TRIPP, Mayor
53-12-123-25i The Policy Forming Committee of the City -County Wel&re appeared before the City Commission.
Persons appearing were:
G. P. Kuykendall
Bert Pinson
Raymond Buford
Mrs. W. A. Marquis
Mr. Bill Robertson of the Salvation Army,
Captain John W. Jordan of the Salvation Army, all of Lubbock;
Mrs. C. H. Green and 0. C. Ball, both of Slaton.
This 6ommittee gave a report of the work connection with the welfare office and re-
commended a $48,000.00 budget for the/C ?y Welfare for the coming year. After dis-
cussion in this regard, motion was made by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner
Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and
Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, the following Resolution was passed.
RESOLUTION,
From and after the effective date of this Resolution no claim shall be paid for out
of the funds of the City -County Welfare Unit Fund for Indigent Persons unless such written
claim has been duly submitted to and approved by the Salvation Army or the City -County
W fare Board, er-a committee duly appointed and authorized by said Board to act for it in
approving or disapproving such claims, unless otherwise modified by a joint resolution of
the County and City Commissions. Said Resolution to be subject to revocation upon thirty
(30) days4 notice by either party.
The provisions of this Resolution shall become effective the 29th day of September,
1953.
Passed by unanimous vote of the City Commission this the 29th day of September, 1953.
/s/ Murrell R. Tripp
MURRELL R. TRIPP, Mayor
ok:VEW
ATTEST:
/s/ Lavenia Lowe
Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary -Treasurer
VEW: sv
9-30-53
53-12-1237252 Motion by Commissioner Davi seccppnded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Tripp
and Commissioners Morris,/D `"��tiar?homas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize
Change Order No. 3 to pave and seal coat contract of Ernest Loyd on GWO 760 and 761 and
Airport Work Order No. 139 to extend the completion time of this contract to October: 15:
1953, and to add GWO 809 for construction of pavement on Gallardia Drive in Lubbock
Cemetery at an approximate cost of $1349.89,
53-12-123-253 Motion by Commissioner Carpentep , seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
to authorize acceptance of final documents closing GWO 643 mid 675, contract of Warren
and Purtell.
September 29, 1953
Honorable Mayor and City Commission
City of Lubbock
Lubbock, Texas
Gentlemen:
I submit hereigithin the Closing Documents for fit Blocks of Street Paving and 1 Block of
Alley Paving, Warren and Purtell, Inc. Contract, known. and designated as GWO 643.
Final inspection has been made of the abovementioned improvements and I hereby certify
that the improvements have been constructed in accordance with plans, specifications and
contract documents. I therefore recommend acceptance of the improvements.
Very truly yours,
ODF:wm W. B. Holmes, City Engineer
September 29, 1953
Honorable Mayor and City Commission
City of Lubbock
Lubbock, Texas
Gentlemen:
I submit herewithin the Closing Documents for 72 Blocks of Street paving and 1 Block of
Alley Paving, Warren & Purtell, Inc. Contract, known and ddsignated as GWO 675.
Final inspection has been made of the abovementioned improvements and I hereby certify
that the improvements have been constructed in accordance with the plans, specifications
and contract documents. I therefore recommend acceptance of.the improvements.
Very truly yours,
/a/ W. B. Holmes
ODF:wm W. B. Holmes, City Engineer
.12-124-254 Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
to authorize the extension of a 10 in. water main from Booster Station No. 4 to City
Electric Plant No. 2 to supply an additional amount of water for boilers and cooling
towers at No. 2 Power Plant. Estimated cost of this extension $6,450.00 and payment is
hereby authorized to be made from Water Bond Funds,
12-124,255 Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
to authorize transfer of $25,000.00 from City of Lubbock Water Bond Funds to the City of
Lubbock Pro Rat& Water Fund.
12-124-256 There was duscussion of serving the Rush School site located at 15th Street and Utica
Avenue with water and motion was made by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner
Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and
Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize the pro rata charge for extension of
water mains to this site to be made on residential basis.
L2-124-257 Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
to authorize supplement to the 1953-1954 City Budget, Item 28-B-15, Miscellaneous super
plies, Street Cleaning in the amount of $2612.64. This supplement being necessary be-
cause on June lb, 1953, under City Purchase Order No. 3514, 30,01b lbs. of Palmyra
Broom Fibre was ordered from A. Steim t and Son Incorporated of Morriston Pennsylvania,
with promised delivery of from 60 to 90 days. Since this fibre is imported from India
and the manufacturer advises that due to war and labor difficulties.. he is Onable to
make the early delivery,it is necessary to make the purchase from the 1953-1954 budget
instead of the 1952-1953 Budget.
L2_ i24-238 Mr. Elmer Tarbox, member'of the Airport Board, appeared before the City Commission and
gave the following report of the operations of the Aviation Department during the fiscal
year October 1, 1952, through September 30, 1953.
September 25, 1953
The Honorable Mayor & City Commission
City Hall
Lubbock, Texas
Gentlemen:
I have been instructed on behalf of the Airport Board to present this their preliminary
report of the operations of the Aviation Department during the fiscal year October 1,
1952 through September 30, 1953, This report includes actual income during the above
period together with actual expenses for the period October 1, 1952 through August 31,
1953 with an estimate of'the expenses incurred during the month of September.
Beginning Balance
Revenve 10-1-52 thru 8-31-53 plus
Landing Area
Hanger Area
Terminal Bldg. Area
Industrial & Agrio Act.
$549273
estimated income for September
$20,447
15,890
13,667
73,165
123,169
Less Expenses 10-1-52 thru 8-31-53 plus estimated expense for
Landing Area $21,810
Hanger Area 7,632
Terminal Bldg. Area 169718
Industrial & Agri. Act. 18,232
Less Capital Outlay
Less T-Hanger Project
Less Debt Retirement
Less Concession Stand Change
64,392
Remaining Balance
177,442
September
- 64,392
- 2,150
- 23,100
- 22,460
- 2,500
,840
The Airport Board is very happy to report a successful operation during the past year,
on operation which showed an operating profit of $58,777. In additional the Airport made
the following capital outlay improvements out of earnings:
T-Hanger Project
Debt Retirement
Concession Stand Change
$23,100
22,460
2,500
Total. $48,060
Therefore, the Airport Board requests that the City Commission, on October 1, 1953 draw
a draft on the Airport Revenue Fund in the amount of $220019.00 as the interest and
principal payment due during the fiscal year 1953-54 for the retirement of all Airport
Tax Bonds.
Sincerely yours,
Is/ Elmer Tarb=
Elmer Tarbox, Chairman
Lubbock Municipal Airport
Board
The above report of the Lubbock Municipal Airport was found to be in order and the City
Commission unanimously commended the Airport for their work.
53_12-125-259 Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
to authorize transfer of the City of Lubbock Cemetery Fund to the City of Lubbock General
Fund, as of September 1, 1953.
53-12-125-260 Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay
to approve the transfer of $75,000.00 of the Paving Fund from demand deposit to 6
months deposit. Transfer of these accounts to be made at the Citizens National Bank,
the City of Lubbock Depository.
53-12-125-261 Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Capenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
to authorize purchase of the following described land from Ran Smith to be used as a
Water Well site,purchase price hereby authorized paid $1,000.00, said amount to be paid
from Water Bond Funds.
Beginning at the northeast corner of Block 83 of the Roberts & McWhorter
Addition to the City of Lubbock, Texas;
2-12-125-262 THENCE West 50 feet;
THENCE South 50 feet;
THENCE East 50 feet;
THENCE North $0 feet to the Point of Beginning.
3-12-126-263 Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
to authorize publication of the following Notice to Bidders for drilling and deNeoping
eight water wells. Bids to be received October 22, 1953. The water wells to be located
as follows:
Two water wells in the Country Club Addition;
Two water wells in the Northwest Well Field;
Two water wells on Municipal Airport land;
One water well on the A. L. King tract recently purchased from A. L. King
north of Lubbock;
One water well adjacent to the 36 in. water supply line on the Ran Smith
tract north of Lubbock.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed proposals, addressed to the Honorable Mayor and City Commission of City of
Lubbock, Texas, will be received at the office of Steve Matthews, City Manager, until
2 P.M. October 22, 1953, for the drilling and development of 8 water wells in the vicinity
of Lubbock,, Work shall be done in accordance with the plans, specifications and contract
documents on file in the office of Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary, City Hall, Lubbock, Texas,
Any bid received after closing time will be returned unopened.
Bidders must submit cashier's or certified check issued by a bank satisfactory to
the owner, for 5% of the amount of the base bid, payable without recourse to the order of
the City of Lubbock, or a proposal bond in the sum of the same amount from a reliable
surety company, as guaranty that the Bidder will enter into the contract and execute bond
and guaranty in the forms provided, within ten (10) days after notice of award of contract
to him. Bids without the required check or proposal bond will not be considered.
The successful bidder must furnish bond on forms provided in the amount of 100% of the
contract price as security for the faithful performance of this contract and for the
payment of all persons performing labor and furnishing materials in connection with this
contract.
Bidders are expected to inspect the sites of the work and to inform themselves regard-
ing the local conditions and conditions under which the work is to be done. Attention is
called to the provisions of the Acts of the 43rd Legislature of the State of Texas, page 91,
Chapter 4% (Article 5159A, Civil Statutes, 1925) concerning the wage scale and payment
of prevailing wages established by the Owner.
The Owner reserves the right to rejed; any cr all bids and to waive any or all form-
alities or informalities. In case of ambiguity or lack of clearness in stating the price
in the bids, th§6wner reserves the right to consider the most advantageous construction
thereof, or to reject the bid. Unreasonable unit prices will authorize the owner to reject
the bid.
Instructions to bidders, proposal forms and specifications are on file at the office
of W. B. Holmes, Director of Public Works, Lubbock, Texas, and may be secured from that
office without charge.
Payment for successful completion of these wells will be made, from the Bond Funds
of the City of Lubbock.
CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS
By Isl Murrell R. Tripp
Murrell R. Tripp, Mayor
ATTEST:
Isj Lavenia JQwe—
City Secretary
-12-126-264 Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
to authorize the Director of Public Works, W. B. Holmes, to institute a program of
rehabilitation of some of the City's older water wells on a t3dal basis. This work to be
done under the existing well maintenance contract between the City and G. M. McIntyre and
the cost to not exceed $15,000.00, said amount hereby authorized to be paid from Water
Bond Minds.
-12-126-26 Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
to authorize the Mayor to execute Quit -Claim deed as follows:
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QUITCLAIM DEED
THE STATE OF TEXAS
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENPS:
COUNTY OF LUBBOCK
THAT, the CITY OF LUBBOCK, a Municipal Corporation, by and through its duly electisd
Mayor, MURRELL R. TRIPP, of the County of Lubbock and State of Te s, for and in consid-
eration of the sum of ONE and N01
100 ($1.00) DOLLARSto it/p dh§FRANK D. WILSON of the
County of Lubbock and State of Texas, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, do,
by these presents, BARGIN, SELL, RELEASE, AND FOREVER QUIT CLAIM unto the said FRANK D.
WILSON, his heirs and assigns, all his right, title and interest in and to that cerpain
tracts or parcels of land lying in the County of Lubbock and State of Texas, described as
follows, to -wit. -
TRACT ONE:
That portion of the Southwest One-fourth Section of Section 'three (3), Block E,2
Lubbock County, Texas, which is in the present City limits of Lubbock, Texas,
the tract of land being described as:
BEGINNING at a point which is 2415.0 feet North and 2590.0 feet East of the
Southwest Corner of Section 3, Block t-2;
THENCE North a distance of 130.0 feet to a point;
THENCE East a distance of 33.17 feet to a point;
THENCE in a southeasterly direction along a curve to the right an arc
distance of 24.79 feet to the P.C. of the curve and a point, long chord bearing
South 290 15.91 East a distance of 24.79 feet (curve data - - R a 317.94 feet;
L - 24.79);
THENCE on a bearing of South 310 30' East a distance of 25.45 feet to a point;
THENCE South a distance of 79.08 feet to a point;
THENCE in a southwesterly direction along a curve to the left an are distance
of 60.04 feet, long chord bearing South 710 47.11 West a distance of 59.80 feet,
which is the P.C. of the curve and the point of BEGINNING (curve dataJ6185.33;
L - 60.04).
TRACT TWO:
That portion of the Southwest One-fourth section of Section Three (3), Block
E-,2, Lubbock County, Texas, which is in the present City limits of Lubbock, Texas,
the tract of land being described as:
BEGINNING at a point which is 2560.0 feet North .and_ 2590.0 feet East of the
Southwest Corner of Section 3, Block E-2;
THENCE North a distance of 130.0 feet _ to a point Ahich is the P.T. of a
curve and a point on the South Property Line of ,Broadway Street;
THENCE in a Southeasterly direction along a curve to the right an arc distance
of 133.38 feet to a point, long chord bearing South 12 01.41 East a distance of
132.28 feet (curve data_--Ru317.94 feet; IAP133.38 feet);
THENCE West a distance og 26.66 feet to the point of BEGINNING.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said premises, together with .ail and singular ttLe rights,
privileges and appurtenances thereto in any manner belonging unto the said FRANK D. WILSON#
his heirs and assigns, Forever, so that neither it, the said CITY OF LUBBOCK, A Home Rule
Municipal Corporation, nor its successors, nor any person.or persons claiming under it
shall, at any time hereafter, have, claim or denyand any right or tittle to the aforesaid
premises or appurtenances, or any part thereof.,
WITNESS THE HAND of the CITY OF LUBBOCK, a Home Rule Municipal Corporation, acting
by and through its duly authorized officer, MURRELL R. TflIPP, Mayor, at Lubbock, Texas,
this 29th day of Septe#iiber, -A. D. 1953
CITY OF LUBBOCK
ATTEST: by:_Js% Murrell R. Tripp,
/a/ Lavenia Lowe
Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary -Treasurer
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF LUBBOCK
BEFORE ME,the undersigned authority, a Notary Public, in and for Lubbock County,
Texas, on this day personally appeared MURRELL R. TRIPP, known to me to be the person
whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that he
executed the same as the ac# and deed of the CITY CF LUBBOCK and as MAYOR, for the pur-
poses and consideration therein expressed, and in the capacity therein stated.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE, this 29th day of September, I.D. 1953.
Notary Public, Lubbock County
(SEAL) Texas.
APPROVED AS TO DESCRIPTION:
/s/ John-;" Scott _ —
Asst. City Engineer
APPROVED: (AS TO FORM)
/a/ Vaughn E. Wilson
City Attorney
-12-128-266 Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Cazj$enter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
to authorize the surveying of league 206 Ochiltree County School land, of Sections 4, 1020
103 and 116, Block A, Melvin Blum and Blum, all in Bailey County, Texas, at an estimated
cost of $850.00. This cost to include surveying, place pipe corners and compiling pre-
liminary plats. Work to be cone by Sylvan Sanders, Licensed Land Surveyor, this being
property under camtrii ction as future/w eiites.
-12-128-267 Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Mavis, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas -voting Yea, none voting Nay,
to authorize sale to the City of Crosbyton, three used electric transformers for a total
consideration of $297,66, Said transformers now being considered surplus to the Citycs
use.
-12-128-268 Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
to authorize payment to'R. C. Janeway $250.00 for services as consultant in the pre-
liminary planning of the public library building, payment to he made from Public Library
Bond Funds.
-12-128-269
Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners
Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
-to approve supplements as set out below to budget accounts overspent by various depart-
ments for the fiscal year 1952-53, and approve transfer between accounts .
BUDGET ACCOUNTS
OVERSPENT AND RECOWWDED TRANSFERS
AS OF AUGUST 31. 1953
Present B4-
"ount
Amount 1952-53
Total Spent
Recommend Transfer From:
ance in
Overspent Budget
Thru 8-31-53
Acct. Name Amount
Transfer AOct*
wr and CAmiuissioners
3--1 Office Supplies
349.00 50.00
399.05
I-G-1 Contributions & Gratuities 350.00
3s655.00
?-1 Telephone & Telegram 208.17 100.00
308.17
1-G-1 Contributions & Gratuities 210.00
3,655.00
4 Special Services
4,136.47 6,800.00-
10,936.47
Unappropriated Funds --
--
7-5 Advertising
384.88 600.00
- 984.88
1-G-1 Contributions & Gratuities 385.00
3,655.00
6 Travel Expense
160M 400.00
560.75
1-G-1 Contributions & Gratuities 161.00
3,655.00
?43 Election Expense
435.33 700.00
1,135.33
-1-G-1 Contributions & Gratuities 436.00
3,655.00
�y Manager
3-1 Office Supplies
216.39
300.00
516.39
2-Z-1 Furniture & Fixtures
200.00
200,00
�-4 Maint.Motor Vehicles
19.82
300.00
.319.82
2-G-1 Retirement Plan
40.00
115.12
-1 Telb. & 21egraph
42.60
300.00
342.60
2-B-6 Motor Vehicle Supply
85.00
167.17
-6 Travel Expense
445.65
600.0o
1,045.65
Unappropriated Funds
-
--
c Office
t-2 Hire of Equip.
87.50
750.00
837.50
4-Z-5 Motor Vehicles
50.00
87.90
-4 Special Services
18.50
1,229.50
1,248.00
4-Z-4 Motor Vehicles
20.00
87.90
t 5 Advertising
4.76
25-.00
29.76
4-Z-4 Motor Vehicles
5.00
87.90
-7 Rent
1,036.20
-0-
1#036.20
4-A-2 Salaries - Clerical
1,036.20
24,946.14
L-1 Salary -Supervisor
None
3,450.00
3,468.75
25 Atl Salaries - Supervision
550.00
469.24
.-3 Salary Operating
None
8,780.00
80825.76
25-A-1 Salaries - Supervision
650.00
469.24
-1 Furniture & Fixtures
.47
250.00
550.47
25-A-1 Salaries - Supervision
300.47
469.24
-sonnel
L-2 Salary - Clerical
None
3,720.00
3,792.56
Supplement
680.o0
�-1 Furniture & Fixtures
2.50
130.00
132,50
7 E-1 Maint. Furn. & Fixtures
2.50
5.00
,al
r-1 Retirement Plan
55.28
750.00
805.28
8-A-4, Salaries - Attorneys
140.00
22,800.00
�-1 Furniture & Fixtures
None
1,700.00
2,146.65
8-F-4 Special Services
750.00
1.9879.36
�-1 Office Supplies
25.53
500.00
775.53
8-F-4 Special Services
300.00
19879.36
-1 Tele. & Tlegraph
105.55
300.00
405.55
8-A-1 Salaries - Attorneys
150.00
22,800.00
-chasin
-2 Salaries - Clerical
346.96
5,400.00
5,746.96
Unappropriated Funds
--
�-8 Cleaning Supplies
28.44
20,00
48.44
9-F-1 Telephone & Telegraph
35.00
187.37
'-6 Travel Expense
17.20
75.00
92.20
9-F-1 Telephone & Telegraph
20.00
187.37
ineerity
Z-1 Furniture & Fixtures
None
900.00
1,001.30
10-Bzl Office Supplies
250.00
450.86
E-3 Maint. Instruments
None
200.00
320.17
10-B-t1 Ylffice--Supplies
120,17
None
E-10 Maint. Radios
12.30
360.00
372.30
10-F-2 Hire of Equip.
50.00
644.00
Z-4 Motor Vehicles
20.00
3,000.00
3,020.00
10-Z-1 Radio Equipment
20.00
234.32
F-6 Retirement
438.12
4,000.00
4,438.12
10-F-6 Travel Expense
444.75
444.75
y
Amount
Traffic
11-E-•10 Maint. Radios
11-E-10 Maint. radios
11-Z-10 Radios
11-Z--10 Radios
11-A-►1 Salary Supervision
11-D-8 Maint. Streets
11-D-8 Maint. Streets
11-B-4 Clothing
11-Z-3 Inst. & Appra.
Building Inspection
12-F-2 Hire of -Equip
12-F-1 Tele & Telegraph
12-Z-1 ftrn. & Fixtures
Trapfiq Safety E&Sati,oa
13-B-1 Office Supplies
13-B-1 Office Supplies
13-B-1 Office Supplies
13-A-1 Salary Supervision
13-A-2 Salary Clerical
13-B-6 Auto Supplies
13-E-4 Maint Motor Vehicles
13-F-1 Tele & Telegraph
13-F-1 Xe & Telegraph
13-F-6 Travel Expense
13-Z-1 Furn. & Fixtures
Corporation Court
15-B-1 Office Supplies
15-B-1 Office Supplies
15-B-1 Office Supplies
15-F-1 Tele & Telegraph
15-G-7 Jury Fees
Probation
14-F-6 Travel Expense
Poli ce
19- 1
Retirement Plan
16-F-10 Water .
16-G-4
Injuries & Damages
16-Z-10 Radios .
-F-5
Advertising
16-Z-4
MotorVehicles
16-Z-10 Radios
164-10 Radios
16-F-5
Advertising
16-F-5
Advertising
16-F-6
Travel Expense
Fire
18-E-3
Maint. Instruments
18-B-14
Botanial Supplies
18-B-1
Office Supplies
18-X-1
band Station Sites
18-E-2
Maintr-Mach.& Tools
18-F-1:
Tele. & Telegraph
Health
2
Furniture & Fixtures
20-D-1
Maint. Buildings
20-E-4
Maint. Motor Vehicles
20-E-4 Maint. Motor Vehicles
20-Z-4
Motor Fees
20-A-16
Salaries.
Amount 1952-53
Total Spent
Recommend Transfer From:
Present Balance
Overspent Budget
Thru 8-31-53
Acct,
Name
Amount
in Transfer Acct.
890.50
11-A-4
Salaries *Maint
1,000.00
2,670.09
51.760-.00
7#913.74
11-E-3
Maint. Instruments
263.24.
1,089.96
None 5,600.00
62625.08
ll-Z-4
Motor Vehicles
564.47
None
11-A=4
Salaries Maint.
2,500.00
2,670.o0
None 3,4.50.00
3,485.13
85-A 1
Salary - Supervision
550,00
5,857.50
None 14,700.00
149417.17
30-A-1
Salary - 8upervidm
1,500.00
231.44
85-1-1.
Salary -Supervision
955.00
5,847.50
31.59 -0-
31.59
11-F-6
Travel Expense
31.59
291.00
118.75 13,000.00
13,118.75
11-G-1
Retirement Plan
120.00
632.43
Nbne 480.00
19.86 444.00
17.00 100.00
None 1,675.00
3,600.00
2,280.00
180.00
180,00
19.99
180,00
19.99
280.00
None
350.00
None
155.00
None 1,100.00
None -0-
4.50 50.00
17.20 75,00
1,280.68 12000.00
126.30 540.00
202.33 250.00
None 1,025.00
60.63 500.00
422.30 2,208.50
None 1,025.00
60.63 500.00
476.00
Supplement
480.00
463.86
12-B-6
Motor Vehicle Sup.
70.00
117.00
12-B-6
Motor Vehicle Sup.
17.00
1,915.36
13-F-6
Travel Expense
56.07
13-Z-1
Furnitire'& Fixtures
19.02
13-Z-+4
Motor Vehicles
116.11
3,425.00
13-F-5
Advertising
150,00
2028.34
13-B-1
Office Supplies
177.80
181.97
13-B-1
Office Supplies
50.00
346.46
13-B-1
Office Supplies
250.00
299.99
13-B-1
Office Supplies
100.00
299.99
13-04
Maint.Mot or Vehicles
45,00
381.03
13-B-1
Office Supplies
150.00
360.08
1.3-B-1
Office Supplies
225.00
1,889.45
15-Z-1
Furniture & Fixtures
119.90
•
15-Z-4
Motor Vehicles
137.90-
Supplement
250:00
110.84
16-F-1
Telephone & Telegraph
191.00
•54.50
15-B-6
Motor Supplies
15.00
•92.20 9-F-1• Hire of Equip 50.00
11,280.68
666.30
452.33
20029.95
663.86
220630.80
2,029.95
663.86
114.17 3,550.00 3,663.17
None
1.9800.00
None
100.00
-42.16
300.00
407.00
6,000.00
7403
75.00
138.66
1,500.00
None
250,00
None
800,00
29.15
360,00
Nome
- 0-
2,433.92
-0-
2$743.07
156.50
342.16
6,407.00
149.33
1,638.66
70.00
993.58
589.15
1,162.95
22433.92
16-B-6 Motor Supplies 1,300.00
15-B-8 Cleaning Supplies 240.00
16-F-9 Support of Prisoners 300.00
10-Z-10
Radios
100.00
16-B-2
Fuel Supplies
50*00
16-A-2
Salaries -Clerical
422.30
16-E-10
Maint. Radios
775.00
Supplement
1,000.00
16-D-1
Maint.-Buildings
3.23
16-B-4
Clothing
150.00
16-B-2
Fuel Supplies
150:00
1p200iOO
18-Z-3
Instruments & Appra.
18-D-1
Maintenance Bldg.
100.00
18-B-10
Mechanical Supplies
60.00
18-A-1
Salary -Supervision
407.00
18-A-1
Salary -Supervision
80.00
18-A-1
Salary -Supervision
290.00
20-A-4 Salaries -purses 550.00
20-B-7 Minor Tools 350.00
20-B-9 Chemical Supplies 200,00
20-B-9 Chemical Supplies 50.00
20-A-1 Salaries-Supervision4500.00
20-A-2 Salaries -Clerical 1200.00
700.17
700.17
62.90
None
None
None
25.59
25.59
25.59
25.59
83.75
25.59
25.59
None
None
89.30
104.32
' 335.00
1,853.63
335.82
1,990.30
234.32
164.46
1,951.77
877.33
124.96
381.90
164.46
3,556.88
469.25
60.00
-5,132.50
-5,132.50
,5,132.50
7,055.00
202.00
2,292.24
-2,250.00
4.9892.60
Streets
25-Z-4.
Motor Vehicles
858.08 19700.00
5,9.59.08
25-Z-2
Machine & -Tools
4,400.00
6,746.43
25-B-15
Miscel. Supplies
209.64 1,400.00
1,4.79.09
25-A-2
Salaries -Clerical
450.00
811.88
25-G-8
Land St.& Alleys
1,109.03 22000.00
3,109.03
25-A-4
Salaries- Maint.
1,500.00
22,596.29-
25 E-2
Maint.Mach.& Tools
17.4537.9000.00
17,016.45
25-A-.
Salaries- Maint.
2,000.00
22096.29
ALrlcleanlus
28-E-2• Maint.Mach. & Tools
Sanitation
30-B-2- Fuel Supplies
30-G-4• Injuries & Damages
Sanitary Sewers
35-F-2. Hire of Equipment
35-G-1 Contributions
• 1-24. 53 119760.00 11.9883.53 28-B-6 Motor Vehicles
None -0- 27.36 Supplement
None 300.DO- 343.90 30-A-3- Salaries -Operating
221.00 560.00 5,821.00 75-B-2 Fuel Supplies
407.64 2,000.00 2,407.64 35-F-1• Power Purchased
1,500.00 3,270.00
36.00 - -
290.00 32,976.04
221.00 399.99
470.00 550,61
130
►SEP zy �s�3
Present Bal• j
Amount
Amount
1952-53
Total Spent
Recommend
Transfer From;
ance in Trans*
Overspent
Budget
Thru 8-31-53
Acct.
Name
Amount
fer Account.
Sewage
disposal
36-F-1
Tele.& Telegraph
.38
150.00
150*38
36-F-11
Light & Power
30.00
2,662.71
36-F-6
Travel Expense
75.00
36-F-2
Hire of Equipment
31.00
36-Y-1-
Buildings
-0-
364-1
Furniture & Fixtures
50.00
36-G-4
Injuries & Damages
4.75
50.00
54.75
36-A-11
Light & Power
15,00
2,662.71
36-E-4-
Maint.Motor Vehicles
5.86
50,00
55.86
36-F-11
Light & Power
15.00
2,662.71
36-E-53
Settling Tanks
253.96
19520.00
1,773.96
36-5 11
Light & Power
400.00
2,662.21
Cemetery
39-B-6,
Mtr. Vehiclw Supply
163.18
315.00
478.18
39-B-14
Botanical Supplies
2.00
781.15
39-B-15
Misc. Supplies
None
25.00
174.16
39-D-1
Maint Bldgs. Grounds
150.00•
49.00
39-B-15
Misc. Supplies
39-B-14
Botanical Supplies
150,00
781.15
39-E-14
Maint. Water System
None
300.00
397.00
39-E-4
Maint. Motor Vehicles
300.00
50.11
39-D-10
Maint.-Roads•& Grounds None
500.00
571.00
39-B-14
Botanical Supplies
200.00
781 .15
39-A-4
Salaries Maint.
None
25,524.00
25,68G.70
39-B=14
Botancial Supplies 2,500.00
781.15
39-B-1
Office Supplies
None
150.00
244.26
39-5=10
Maint.Roads & Gnds.
128.00
None
39-E-2
Maint. Machinery
None
300.00
492.54
39-B-9
Chemical Supplies
100.00
12.65
39-E-2
Maint. Machinery
39-Z-15
Music System
150.00
694.46
39-F-10
Water Purchased
2,411.35
5,000.00
7,411.33
Unappropriated Funds
39-B-8
Cleaning Supplies
5.41
25.00
30.41
39-B 2
Fuel Supplies
5.50
16.54.
Park
40-B-2-
$mil Supplies
None
75.00
139.09
40-A7-4
Salaries Maint.
109.57
774.42
40-B-10
Mechanical Supplies
2.02
30.00
57.02
40-B-8
Cleaning Supplies
25.00
.12
40-E-2
Maint. Rech A Tools
None
450.00
672.70
40-B-6
Motor Vehicles Sup.
225.00
207.01 Ovey4ramom
40-E-50
Street Lamp Renewals
None
450.00
314.08
40-B-5
Forage & Bars
50,00
2.39
40-F-10
Water Purchased
5,797.31
12,000.00
17,797.31
Unappropriated Fonds
--
-
40-F-6'
Travel Expense
None
200.00
267.14
40-G-1
Contributions
550.00
871,62
40-F-11'
Light & Power
None
3,000.00
39632.28
40-G-1
Contributions
800.00
871.62
40-E-14
Maint.Water System
25.17
150,00
175.00
40-A-11
Salary Patrolmen
35.00
1,170.10
40-Z-2
Mach. & Tools
None
1,250.00
1,570.24
40-A-4
Salary Maintenance
25.00
71,764.42
40-Z-2
Mach. & Tools
None
1,250.00
40-Z-4
Motor Vehicles
325.00
22262.33
40-E-4
Maint.Mtr.Vehicles
45.14
1,500.00
1,545.14
40-A-11
Salary Patrolmen
150.00
1,170.10
40-D-1
Maint. Bldgs.
16.03
750.00
766.03
40-A-11
Salary Patrolmen
60.00
4170.10
40-Z-8
Amusement Equip.
None
500,00
1,421.71
40-F-10
Water Purchased
921.71
51797.31 Overdrawn
40-B-15.Misc.
Supplies
63.Q1
200.00
263.81
40-A-1
Salary Supervision
75.00
1,1689.41
40-3-1
Office Supplies
29.77
100.00
129.77
40-A-11
Salary Patrolmen
50.00
1,170.10
40-B-10
Mechanical Supply
2.02
55.00
57.02
Salary Patrolmen
25.00
1,170.10 flll
40-B-6
Mtr. Vehicle,Supply
207.01
1,500.00
1,707.01
40-A-1
Salary Supervision
300.00
1,689.41
40-B-7•
Minor Tools
1.26
350.00
351.26
40-A-11
Salary Patrolmen
5.00
19170.10
Recreation
41-B-1
Office Supplies
None
550.00
f94.16
41-Z-1
Furniture & Fixtures
25.00
19.67 Overdrawn
41-B-2
Supplies - Fuel
None
50.00
.90.67
41-Z-1
Furniture & Fixtures
75.00
19.67 Overdrawn
41-B-7
Minor Apparatus
None
100.00
244.82
41-Z-1
Furniture & Fixtures
150.00
19.67-Overdrawn
41-B-8
Cleaning Supplies
None
150.00
174.34
41-Z-1
Furniture & Fixtures
125.00
19.67 Overdrawn
41-B-1J
Recreational Suppler
None
2,500.QO
22484.35
41-Z-1
Furniture & Fixtures
50.00
19.67-Overdrawn
41-B-15
Misc. Supply
18•62
350.00
493.62
41-Z-1
Furniture & Fixtures
125.00
19.67 Overdrawn
41-B-15
Misc. Supplies
41-B-8
Cleaning Supplies -
100.00
118.88
41-D-1
Maint.Bldgs.& Grounds
5.96
500.00
4405.96
41-Z-1
Furniture & Fixtures
300.00
19.67 Overdrawn
41-D-1
Maint.Bldgs.& Grounds
41 A-15
Salary Janitor
175.00
840.00
41-D-1•
Maint. Bldgs.& Grounds
45-A-3
Salaries Operating
850.00
6,075.00
41-D-1•
Maint. Bldgs.& Grounds
45-F-7
Rent
150.00
None
41-E-1
Maint. Furn..& Fixtures None
250.00
373.31
41-A-1
Furniture & Fixtures
150.00
19.67 Overdrawn
41-E-8
Maint. Amusement Equip, None
200,00
R35.70
41-Z-1
Furniture & Fixtures
50.00
19.67 Overdrawn
41-F-1
Tele. & Telegraph
None
325.00
344.03
41-Z-1
Furniture & Fixtures
25.00
19.67 Overdrawn
41 Z-10
Radios
None
150.00
160.00
C45-A-3
Salaries -Operating
160.00
5000.00
41-Z-1.
Furn. & Fixtures
19.67
23195.00
2,214.67
41-A-15
Salary. -Janitor
175:00
840.00
41-Z-1•
Furn. & Fixtures
41-B-1
Maint.�Bldgs.& Grounds
400.00
5.96 Overdrawn
41-Z-1.
Furn. & Fixtures
-
Supplement
600.00.
--
41-Z-1
Furn. & Fixtures
41-Z-4
Motor Vehicles
500.00
17.00
41-F-6
Travel Expense
None
200,00
381.00
B45-A-3
Salaries -Operating 1,500.00
6,075.00
41-A3 Salaries -Operating
3002.06
14025.00
172627.06
Unappropriated'Funds
--
--
Airport
42-Y-5
Buildings
27,000.00
24,244.72
Unappropriated Funds
--
--
42-Z 2
Mach. & Tool,
None
11800.00
1,864.55
42-A 3
Salaries -Operating
200,00
39697.79
42-Y-1
Buildings
None
500.00
Supplement
2000.00
--
42-F-6 Travel Expense
None
500,00
1067.26
Supplement
1,200.00
--
42-Z-10
Radios
None
None
417.00
Supplement
450.00
--
42-B-1 -Office
Supplies
2.77
300.00
3.02.77
42-A-3
Salaries -Operating
25.00
31697.78
42-B-9
Chemical Supplies
6.70
200.00
206.70
42-A-3
Salaries -Operating
15.0.0
32697.78
42-B-15.Misc.
Supplies
14.99
200.00
214.99
42-A 3
Salaries - Operating
20.00
3,697.78
swimming
Pools
B45-B-$
Cleaning Supplies
None
125.00
253.41
B45-A-3
Salaries -Operating
137.50
6,075.00
C45-B-8
Cleaning Supplies
None
125.00
203.68
B45-A=3
Salaries -Operating
137.50.
6,075.00
A45-Z-10 Radios
None
75.00
63.00
41-Z-10
Radios
75,00
150.00
A45-Y-1
Buildings
None
1,000.00
1,141.54
A45-Z-3
Instruments & Appra.
200.00
.32
A45-A-1
Salary Super
1,434.28
19700.00
3,134.28
C45-A-3
Salary Operating
160.00
5000.00
A45-A-3.Salary
Oper,
5,834.14
9,135.00
14,969.13
B45-A-3
Salary Operating
62075.00
6,075.00
A45-B-1
Office Supplies
2.80
250,00
252.80
C45-A-3
Salary Operating
10.00
5000.00
A45-B-9
Chemical Sply.
73,40
1,6oO.00
1,637.40
C45-A-3
Salary Operating
60.00
5000.00
A45-B-9•Chemical
Sp]y.
C45 A 3
Salary Operating
20.00
5.9300.00
A45-F-10
Water Purch.,
7,5.20
1,000.00
1,075.20
C45-A-3
Salary.Operating
20.00
5000.00
A45-G-4
Injuries & Damages
.33
50.00
50.33
C45-A-3
Salary Operating
5.00
5,300.00
Balance in
Account
Amount
1952-53
Total Spent
Recommend Transfer From:
Transfer
Overspent
Budget
Thru 8-31-53
Acct.
Name
Amount
Account.
JdmLiag „fool (Cont ' d )
B45-B-13
Recreation Supply
3.44
400.0o
403.44
C45-A 3
Siary Operating
5 .00
5,300.00
B45-D-1
Mairit.-Bldgs.
4.45
250.00
254.45
C45 A-3
Salary, Operating
100.00
5,9300.00
B45-F-11
Lights & Power
34.90
500.00
534.90
C45-A-3
Salary Operating
300.00
5,300.00
B45-Z-1
Furn. & Fixtures
10.26
3,110.00
3,120.26
C45 A 3
Salary Operating
15.00
5000.00
B45-Z-1
Furn. & Fixtures
B45--A-1
Salaries -Supervision,
100.00
5,300-d0
B45 Z_-2
Mach. & Tools
365.44
1,000.00
1,365�-44
C45-Z 3
Salaries -Operating
500.00
5000.00
C45=Z-2
Mach. & Tools
365.44
1,000.00
1,365.4.4
C45-Z 3
Salaries -Operating
500.00
5,300.00
Labor Cam
46-F-10
Water Purchased
16.55
80.00
96.15
46-B-9 Chemical Supplies
25.00
100.00
46-Y-1
Buildings
None
81000.00
7,678.35
Supplement
4,500.00
--
46-b-1
Maint. Bldgs.
111.62
100.00
561.62
Supplement
350.00
--
46-F-10
Water Purch.
16.15
30.00
96.15
Supplement
50.00
--
46-b--1
Maint. Bldgs.
111.62
450.00
561.62
46-Y-1 Bldg. & Grounds
125.00
4,821.65
Garage
47-�-15
Misc'. Supplies
None
700.00
968.85
47-E-4 Maint.Motor Vehicles
100.00
36.92*
47-b-15
Misc. Supplies
47-D-1 Maint.Bldgs.& Grounds
100.00
4.01*
47-B-8
Cleaning Supplies
12.60
600.00
1,162.60
47-F-11 Light & Power
200.00
58.87*
47-8-15
Misc. Supplies
47-F-11 Light & Power
100.00
58.87*
47-13-8
Cleaning Supplies
47-F-11 Light & Power
200.00
58.87*
47-B-7
Minor Apparatus
None
500.00
624.77
47-F-11 Light & Power
200.00
58.87*
47-B-7
Minor Apparatus
47-F-11 Light & Power
200.00
58.87*
47-b-11
Lubricants
None
600.00
lt092.40
47-F-11 Light & Power
200.00
57.87*
47-b-11
Lubricants
47-B-1 Office Supplies
100.00
22.17*
47-$-11
Lubricants
47-F-1 Light & Power
200.00
58.87*
47-�-4
Injuries & Damages
49.05
50.00
149.05
47-F-10 Water Purchased
50.00
31.55
47-G-4
Injuries & Damages
Unappropriated Funds
--
--
474-2
Maint.Mach. & Tools
None
300.00
560.17
47-Z 2 Machinery & Tools
250.00
8.64
47-$-8
Cleaning Supply
12.60
1,150.00
1,162.60
Unappropriated Funds
--
-
47-A-1
Salaries Maint.
None
5,100.00
49862.02
Unappropriated Funds
187.02
--
47-A-3
Salaries Oper.
None
24 761.00
21,658.99
Unappropriated Funds 1,103.69
--
47-b-1
Maini.Bldgs.Grds.
None
500.00
520.98
47-B-6 Motor Vehicle Supplies
200.00
35.20
47-b-11
Lubricants
None
1,100.00
1,092.40
47-B-1 Office Supplies
21.00
31.55
47-b-11
Lubricants
47-B-7 Minor Tools
20.00
25.23
47-D-1
Maint.Bldg. & Grounds
47-F-10 Water Purchased
21.00
22.17
47-b-11
Lubricants
47-E-2 Maintenance Machinery
10.00
55.83
47-b-11
Lubricant s
47 2-1 Furniture & Fixtures
10.00
75.00
47-b-8
Cleaning Supplys
None
1,150.00
1,162,60
47-Z-1 Furniture & Fixtures
15.00
75.00
4744
Cleaning Supplys
47-B-6 Motor Vehicles Sup.
5.00
35.20
474-8
Cleaning Sup.
47-B-10 Mechanical Supplies
25.00
27.97
474-4
Maint.Mtr. Vehicles
36.92
595.00
631.92
47-E-2 Maint. Machinery
37.00
55.83
Warehouse
48-A-3
Salaries Oper.
438.45
9,360.00
92798.45
Unappropriated Funds
--
--
48-b-6
Mtr.'Vehicle
48.59
75.00
123.59
48-B-8 Cleaning Supplies
60.00
71.45
48-P-1
Tele. & Telegraph
83.68
50.00
133,68
48-B-2 Fuel Supplies
100.00
105.94
48-Z-1
Furn. & Fixtures
121.62
22835.00
2,956.62
48-D-1 Maint. Buildings
121,62
419.60
48-4--1
Office Supplies
None
225.00
384.42
48-Y-10 Walks & Drives
300.00
100.00
City Hall Building
50-B-,2
Fuel Sply.
25.52
110.00
135.52
50-Y--1 Build"s
30.00
3,000.00
Street Light
& Fire Hydrants
55-G-4
Injuries & Damages
None
-0-
None
55-F-11 Light & Power
250.00
6,k40.65
55-G-1
Contributions
None
-0-
None
55-F-11 Light & Power
180.00
6,440.65
55-E-4
Maini. Mtr. Vehicles
44.62
504.00
925.62
55-E-50 Maint. Lights
350.00
189.39
554E 4
Maim. Mtr. Vehicles
55-Z-50 Street Lights Equip.
350.00
21000.00
55-Y,-4
Maint. Mtr. Vehicles
55-F-11 Light & Power
27.00
6,440.-65
55-B-4
Clothing & Dry floods
14.00
55-F-11 Light & Power
46.00
61440.65
55-B-6
Mtr. Vehicle Sply.
324.00
55-F-11 Light & Power
346.00
6,440.65
55-A 4
Salaries Maint.
None
61561.00
12,244.97
55-F-11 Light & Power 2,49Q.00
6,440.65
55-A-4
Salaries Maint.
6,561.00
86-A-4 Salaries Maint. 5,340.00
6,261.54
55-E-51
St -Lamp Renewls
411.62 2,500.00
2,911.62
55-Z-50 Street Light Equip.
700.00
2,000.00
Water Production
175-Z-4
Motor Vehicles
None
-0-
2,192.95
25-Z-2
Machinery & Tools
900.00
-3,346.43
.75-F-2
Hire of Equip.
None
-0-
205.00
75-A-4
Salaries Maint.
150.00
3,100.44
,75-B-8
Cleaning Sply.
32.72
100.00
132.77
75-A-3
Salaries Operating
60.00
30219.67
75-Z-1
Furn. & Fixtures
8.24
255.00
263.24
75-A-3
Salaries Operating
8.24
3,219.67
75-E-20
Maint. Well P.
18.89
5,100.00
5,118.89
75-A-3
Salaries Operating
50.00
32219.67
�75-F-11
Power Purc.
3,867.23
65,000-00
68,887.23
75-F-10
Water Purchased
15,200.00
l$,200.00
75-F-1
ale. & Telegraph
13.40
170.00
183.40
75-A-3
Salary Operating
60.00
30219.67
Water Distribution
7 E-10
Maint. Radios
None
420.00
629.04
76-F-6
Travel Expense
250.00
100.00
76-E-27
Main Fire Hyd.
None
300.00
496.46
76-B-6'
Motor Vehicle Supplies
380.00
972.06
76-B-7
Minor Tools
None
500.00
683.70
76-D-22
Maint. Standpipes
200.00
4,469.42*
76-E-2
Maint. Machinery
None 1450.00
2008.59
76-D-59
Maint. Standpipes
800.00
4,469.42*
76-E2.5
Maint. Cons. Met.
None
11P00.00
13,216.08
76-Z-2
Machinery & Tools
2,500-00
394.66
76-D-22
Maint. Std. Pipe
4,469.h2
21090.00
ll,142.42
35-F 2
Hire of Equipment
42500.00
21.00*
76-D-22
Main Res. & Std. Pipe
76-Z-23
Service Water
5,000.00
39,350.22
476-G-1
Contributions
211.85.15y000.00
15,9211.85
76-A-4
Salaries-Maint-
1,500.00
7,646.71
6-G-4
Injuries & Damages
866.35
400.00
10266.35
Salaries-Maint-
loOOO.00
7,646.71
Water Office
77-A-1
Salaries Superv.
None
4,$60.00
4,455.00
Supplement
400.00
--
77-E-4
Maint.Mtr. Vehicle
189.23
900.00
10089,23
77-A-1
Salary Supervision
250.00
805.00
# Overdrawn
132
SEP 2 9 1;
Balance in
Account
Amount
1952-53
Total Spent
Recommend Transfer From: Transfer
Overent
sp
Budget
thr•u 8-31-53
Acct. Name Amount Account
Water Office (Cont'd)
77-3-1 Retirement Plan
14.8.75
10250.00
1,398.75
77-A-2 Salary -Clerical 275.00 2,736.56
78-.G-10 Bad Debts
1024.21
10200.00
2,724.21
UnappropriatedFunds -- --
El"tia Produotion
85-.D-1
Maint.. bldg. & Grds.
None
750.00
945.70
85-E-35 Maint. Cooling Towers
200.00
2,021.10
85-.Z2
Mach. & Tools
None
-0'-
1,685.02
85-Z-38
Switchboards & Switches
390.00
10,288-.65
85-B-2
Fuel Supplies
None
195,000.00
193,111,07
85-B-12
Water Softener Supplies
3,634.00.
2,825-.12
85-Z-2
Mach. & Tools
None -0-
85-B-12
Water Softener Supplies
13,000.00
2.9825.12
85-B-6
Mtr. Vehicle Sply.
None
11000.00
980.31
85-B-12
Water Softener Supplies
232.00
20825.12
85--B-7
Minor Tools
68.49
1,000.00
11168.49
85-B-15
Miscellaneous Supplies
100.00
-2.64*
85-B-7
Minor Tools
85-A 2
Salaries Clerical
150.00
3,952.29
85-B-8
Cleaning Supplies
90.56
21000.00
2,426-.56
85-B-15
Miscellaneous Supplies
336.00
2.64.#
85-B-8
Cleaning Supplies
85-A-2
Salaries Clerical
100.00
3,952.29*
85-E-3
Maint.Instr. & Appra
None
50000
34.54
85-E-2•
Maint. Machinery & Tools
14..00
83.-91
85-F-4
Special Services
None
500.00
387.00
85-B-12
Dilater Softener Supplies
202.00
2,825.12
85-F-5
Advertising
None
-0-
6.00
85-E-35
Maint Cooling Tower
6.00
2,021.10
85-G-4
Injuries & Damages
None
100.00
52384.00
85-B-35
Maint. Cooling Tower
403-.00
22021.10
85-A-3
Salaries Oper. 61212.50
134 900.00
118,112.50
Unappropriated Funds
-
85-E-4
Maint.Mtr. Vehicles
84-45.
1000.00
1,384.45
85-A-2-
Salaries Clerical
150.00
3,952.29
85-B-15
Misc. Supplies
2.64
1,200.00
1,202.64
85A-2
Salaries Clerical
50:00
3,952.29
Electric Distribution
$ Y-1
Building
None
1,190.00
450.00
86-E-46
Maint.Line Transformers
700.00
254.50
86-E-48
Maint.•Cons. Meters
None
1,250.00
22135:68
86-Z-48
Consumers Meters
1,000.00
2,049.82
86-Z-47
Line Transformers
None
171,000.00
3,620.94
86-Zr48
Consumers Meters
4,000.00
2,049.82
86-Z-47
Line Transformers
86-Z-45
Electrical Servins
2051.00
21,201.25
86-Z-40-42 Maint. Poles
Towers & Fixtures
None
8,500.00
15,107.59
86-Z-45
Electric Services
10000.00
21,201.25
86-Z-40-42 Maint. Poles,,Towers,
Fixtures
86-Z-4•
Motor Vehicles
757.00
12.99#
86-Z-40-42 Maint. Poles,Towers,
Fixtures
86-Z-1 Furniture & Fixtures
142.00
464.10
86-Z-40-42 Maint. Poles,Towers,
Fixtures
86-Z-2•
Machinery & Tools
80.00
2,513.76
86-Z-40-42 Maint. Poles�Towers,
Fixtures
86-Z-10
Radios
21.00
3,503.40
86-Z-40-42 Maint. Poles,Towers,
Fixtures
86-A-3
Salaries Operating
4,000.00
3,684.03
86-Z-40-42 Maint. Poles,Towers,
fixtures
86-G-1
Contributions & Grat.
1..000.00
170.95*
86-Z-40-42 Maint. Poles ,Towers,
Fixtures
86-A-8
Sal.Remove & Reset Met,
1000.00
2,426.78
86-Z-40-42 Maint. Poles,Towers,
Fixtures
86-A-7
Sal. Testing Meters
500.00
1,546.00
86-A 2
Salaries Clerical
None 1_�941.00
15,470.26
86-A-3
Salaries Operating
1,750.00
3,684.03
86-B-4
Clothing & Dry Goods
None 288.00
216.10
86-B-6
Motor Vehicles Supplies
85.00
1,047.55
86-B-7
Minor Tools
None
1,5Q0.00
2,00406
86-B-6,
Motor Vehicles Supplies
531.00
1,047.55
86-D-1
Maint.Bldgs.& Grounds
None
-0-
27.28
86-B-15
Miscellaneous Supplies
30.00
43.10*
86-E-43
Maint.Sub.Stations
None
650.00
573.32
86-E-42
Maint.Conductors
100.00
690.52
86-E-45
Maint.Service Wires
26.96
1,900.00
2021406
86-E-42
Maint, Conductors
288.00
690.52
86-F-1
Tele. & Telegraph
None
1,415.00
1041.40
86-E-3
Maint.Instruments & Appra. 85.00
140.94
86-B-8
Cleaning Supplies
None
100.00
355.30
86-A-7
Salaries Testing Meters
270.00
1046.05
86-B-9
Chemical Supplies
None
50.00
134016
86-A-7
Salaries Testing Meters
135.00
19546.05
86-F-11
Light & Power
80.59
ls200.00
2,145:58
86-A-7.
Salaries Testing Meters
865.00
1,546.05
86-F-11
Light & Power
86-A-4-
Salaries Maint.
375.00
6,261.52
86-B-15
Misc. Supplies
43.10
250.00
293.10
86-A-4.
Salaries Maint.
80.00
6,261.50
�86-SkO
Maint.Towers & Fixt. 2,688.67
6000.00
9,188.67
86-Z-10
Signal System
3,503.40
3003.40
Maint.Service Wires
26.96
20188.00
21214.96
86-A-4
Salaries Maint.
50.00
62261.52
l86-E-45
86-G-1
Contrib. & Grat.
170.95
10,870.00
ll,040.95
86-A-4
Salaries Maint.
900.00
6,261.52
86-Z-4
Motor Vehicles
12.99
7,800.00
%812.99
86-A-4.
Salaries Maint.
15.00
62261.52
Electric
Office
87-A-1
Salaries Supervision
None
4,860.00
4,455.00
Supplement
400.00
--
87-B-6
Mtr. Vehicle Supplies
87.97
900.00
987.97
87-A=1
Salaries Supervision
100.00
805.00
87-F-1
Tele. & Telegraph
30.02
300.00
330.32
87 A-1-
Salaries Supervision
60,00
805.00
88G-12
Store Adjustments
13.42
-0-
13.42
Unappropriated Funds--
# Overdrawn
53-12-132-270 The following report was
given to the
City Commission:
On August 271, consideration was given the, verbal proposal of Mr. 0. H. Schmidt, out
of Mr. Goodwin's office, (Land & Tex Department of the Ft. Worth & Denver Railway),
to grant easement for a 50 ft. Street along the west side of the Flynn Place
Addition between 30th and 34th Streets. City Commission referred the matter to
the City Planning ConmLissiog who in turn recommended that the matter be handled
further with the railroad because of the -fact that the railroad was only agreeable -
to granting easement between 30th and 32nd. The Engineering Department contacted
Mr. Goodwin and entire matter was reviewed on the ground.- The railroad is now
agreeable to recommending that easement be granted for the full distance between
30th and 34th Streets, however we will only be able to obtain an easement on 22.9
feet instead of 30' since they want to retain 24 feet from center of track for
loading trucks. This will necessitate the purchase of 25' off of the Flynn Place
Lots on the east side in order to accommodate a 42' pavement and sidewalk.
53-12-132-271 Mr. Dave Sherrill, County Agent appeared before the City Commission requesting a parking
space or loading zone at the old Lubbock County Court Ham for the -County Agent's Office.
This matter was discussed but no action was taken. F
53-12-132-272 Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Tripp
-. . • - ___ -t -- 1T__ J.-
effective October 1, 1953. Dr. Pigford's salary to be paid by the State Health Department
of Austin, Texas, the agreed salary being $8550.00 per year. The County of Lubbock paying
Dr. Pigford $24110 per year as an expense allowance.
53-12-133-273 Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
to approve payment of partial final estimate in the total amount of $2054.22 to Ernest
Loyd for the work completed on miscellaneous paving and seal coat project, CIO 760 and 761
and Airport Work Order No. 139. The partial payment being made because Change Order No. 3
to this contract in the amount of $1073.00 is not completed at this time.
53-12-133-,274 Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp
and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay., to
approve plarui and specifications and authorize advertisement for bids as set out below
to be received on October 22, 1953 for construction of two Fire Stations. One to be locat-
ed at 22nd Street and Avenue X and the other to be located at 35th Street and Indiana
Avenue. Estimated aost of each Fire Station $50,000.00, Butler -Brasher Architects. City
to supervise construction.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed proposals addressed to the Honorable Murrell R. Tripp, Mayor, Attn. W. B. Holmes,
Director of Public Works, City of Lubbock, Lubbock, Texas, for the construction of Fire
Stations No. 6 located at 35 and Indiana and No. 7 located at 22 and Avenue X, in accord-
ance with Plans and Specifications prepared by the Butler -Brasher Company, Architects -
Engineers 412 Avenue M, Lubbock, Texas, will be received at the City Hall, Lubbock, Texas
until 2 p.m. Thursday, October 22, 1953, where they will be publicly opened and read aloud.
Bids shall be received for the General Construction which shall include Plumbing and
Heating and Electrical.
A Cashier's check, certified check or acceptable bidder's bond payable to the Owner, in
an amount not less than five per cent (5%) of the largest possible total for the bid sub-
mitted, must accompany each bid.
In case of ambiguity of lack of clearness in stating prices in the proposal, the Owner
reserves the right to adopt the prices written in words, or to reject the proposal.
The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive formalities.
Plans and Specifications may be examined without charge in the office of the Architects,
and may be procured from the Butler -Brasher Company, 412 Avenue M, Lubbock, Texas, upon
a deposit of $25.00 as a guarantee of the safe return of the Plans and Specifications.
The full amount of this deposit will be returned to each bidder immediately upon the
return of the Plana and Specifications in good condition . No refund on contract documets
and plans returned later than ten days after the award of contract will be obligatory.
Additional sets of Plans and Specifications may be procured from the above upon a deposit
of $25.00 each, as a guarantee of their safe return within 10 days from the date of open-
ing of bids, in which event, $15.00 (amount of deposit less actual cost of reproduction)
of the deposit will be returned.
No bid may be withdrawn, after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids, for at
least thirty (30) days.
Attention is called to the provisions of the Acts of the 43rd Legislature of the State of
Texas, Page 91, Chapter 45, (Article No. 5159A Civil Statutes 1925) concering the wage
scale and payment of prevailing rates of wages as established by the Owner. Said scale of
prevailing minimum rates of wages is set forth below in the specifications.
Labor Clas LLication and Genera:
ftevalljUg
CLASSIFICATION WAGES PER HOUR
Carpenter Journeymen
$2.00
Cement Finisher
2.37
Plaster Journeymen
3.12
Electrician Journeymen
2.25
Lather Journeymen
3.00
Painter
2.00
Glazier
2.00
Brick Layer
3.25
Plumber Journeymen
2.371
Iron Worker Reinforcing
1.50
Iron Worker Structural
2.12
Sheet Metal Journeymen
2.12
Roofer
1.50
Common Labor
1.00
Payment for overtime and work on legal holidays shall be one and one-half times the general
prevailing rate. Payment for work on SundaU s shall be twice the general prevailing rate.
This method of payment has been found to pevail with contractors in this locality.
ATTEST:
City Secretary
Ely:
53-12-135-275 Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay,
to a#thorize rental -contracts as follows of City owned farm and grass land for the year
1954.
Agricultural Land - Leases
R. L. McGuire All of Section 5, Block A, Lubbock County except that
part occupied by the railroad and highway right-of-way.
Raymond Marshall 160 Acres in Lubbock County, out of the N.E. part of
Section 12, Block A, Tyler Tap Railroad Company.
B. W. Lawson e A tract of 286.15 acres; 18.4 acres out of Section 13,
Block A. 0.36 Acres out of Section 17, Block A. 267.39
acres out of Section 12,-Block A, all in Lubbock County,
• Texas#
F. W. Austin 80 Acres in Lubbock County, Texas, 4 miles Northeast of
Lubbock, Texas, off of the East side of Section 41,
Block A, ]trying East of the turnraw along a countour
line and being the same land farmed by Lessee during
the year 1947.
Bedford Shearer * 173s77 Acres in Lubbock County, Texas, 4 miles North -
(Joe Bruce Shearer) east of Lubbock, Texas. Part of Survey 41, Block A.
Culver Austin * 260 Acres in Lubbock County, Texas, 4 miles Northeast
of Lubbock, Texas. Off of West part of Section 41,
Block A.
Frank Gray Sewage Disposal Land
John Lynch Airport Land
# Lessee to pay Lessor as rent - 1/4 of all cotton and cotton seed and 1/3 of all grain
crops delivered to Lessor in Lubbock, free of all charges as provided in Lease.
e* Cash Rent.
„ 0-12-135-276 Bids as follows were read
on purchase of two air compressors for use at Electric Plant #2,
being
Bid No. 281,
BID TABULATION
- BID NO. 281
Air Q2=reasgxm-1QL-125
PSIG
65 CFM DEL. For Plwt
Conley -Lott-
A. M. Lockett
Ingersoll-
No Bids Received ftom
Nichols
Company
Rand -Company
UNIT PRICE
ii COMPRESSOR #1
$2107.40
$2446.00
$1615.00
(1)
Briggs Weaver Mach.Co.
COMPRESSOR #2
2107.40
2446.00
1520.00
(2)
Clowe & Cowan
EXTRAS.
(3)
M. B. McKee
Auto. S & S
Included
Included
95.00
(4)
Plains Machinery Coo
Two (2) Motors w/slide
(5)
Lubbock Machine Co.
Rails
Two (2) Receivers
Included
Included
676.00
(6)
Browning Ferris Mach.Co.
Included
Included
500.00
(7)
J. R. Dowdell & Co.
Two (2) Aftercoolers
Included
Included
560.00
Two (2) Aftercoolers
Taps
No
Included
Included
Bolts for Comp.
No.
Included
26.00
Two (2) Sets of FLU
Two (2) Sets of FDN
Bolts for Motor
No
Included
20.00
Two (2) Belt Guards
-Included
Included
190.00
Two (2) Air Filters
Included
Included
26.00
TOTAL PRICE
$4214.80
$4892.00
$5218.00
BRAND
Gardner -Denver
Worthington
Ingersoll-Rand
DELIVERY
2 Months
4 weeks
6 weeks
F.O.B.
Lubbock
Lubbock
Phillipsburg, N.J.
TEM
Net
Net Cash/30 days
Net Cash/30 days
SHIPPED FROM
Quincy, Ill.
Buffalo, N.Y.
Phillipsburg, N.J.
WEIGHT COMPLETE
4170#
4926#
4200#
PHYSICAL DATA. -
TYPE
AAD�-Vertical
HB-Horizontal
ES-1
2 cycle
Single Cycle
Single Cycle
Doubleacting
Doubleacting
No. of Stages
Single
Single
Single
size
53/4X5
6 X 7
7 X 7
Cooling
Water
Water
Water
Speed RPM
690
400
400
Piston Disp.
130.7 at
89
122
870 RPM
Actual Air Del.
6WFM
65CFM
78CFM
136
MOTOR: H.P.
Voltage
Frame
11 Speed RPM
CONTROL
Pressure Switch
Starter
Valves
Water Valve Control
Separator
By Pass Selector Sw,
COST/CFM. CAI.
COST/CFM. REQ.
53-12-136-277
Conley -Lott
Nichols
20,
440
Open
m
Yes
No
Plate
Yes
Yes
No
$61.98/CFM
$64.84/REQ
A. M. Lockett Ingersoll -
Company Rand Company
15. 20,
440 440
Open Open
Rip Proof
1800 1800
Deal
Dual
No
No
Feather
Channel
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
$75.26/CFM
$62.02/CFM
$75.26/REQ
$80.27/REQ
No Bids received from:
After consideration of all bids, motion was made by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by
Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis,
and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize acceptance cf the Bid of Conley-L tt-
Nichols for purchase of two air compressors.
Bids as follows were read for purchase of one air compressor for use at Electric Plant No.l,
being Bid No. 284.,
UNIT PRICE
EXTRAS:
Motor
Belt Guard
Boltd;Nats,Washers
for Compress.Found.
Bolts,Nuts,Washers
for Motor Found.
After Cooler
Air Filter
Bed Plate
Water Valve Control
TOTAL PRICE
BRAND
DELIVERY
F.O.B.
TE1W
SHIPPED FROM
Weight complete
PHYSICAL DATA:
TYPE:
No. of STAGES
Size
Cooling
Speed, RPM
Piston Displacement, CFM
Actual Air Delivery, CFM
MOTOR: HP
Voltage
Frame
Drive
Speed, RPM
CONTROL
Pressure Switch
Starter
Intercooler
Valves
BID TABULATION - BID NO. 284
1-1000 PSIS Air Compressor for Electric Plant No. 1
A.M.Lockett
Company
$5741.00
Included
Included
No
No
No
11,50
No
No
$5752.50
Worthington
8 mo.
Lubbock
Conley--Lott-
Nichols
$190- 50
Included
Included
No
No
Included
Included
Included
Included
$1948.50
Gardner -Denver
1 mo.
Lubbock
Net Cash 30 da. Net
Buffalo, N.Y. Qunicy,Ill.
2771 lbs.
Ha-6
Single Cycle
Horizontal
Tandem
Three
6 1/8 X 3 7/8
X15/8X7
Water
285
51.3
36.8
15,
220/440
Drip ''roof
V-Belt
1800
Auto. S & S
Yes
No
Yes w/trap
1 feather &
2 plate
1625 lbs.
ABC
Vertical
Two
5X7/8X4
Water
870
39.5
25,
20.
220/440
Drip Proof
V-Belt
1750
Unloader
No
No
Yes w/trap
Plate
Ingersoll
Rand Co.
$4435.00
392.00
95.00
13.00
Ingersoll Rand
Co. Alternate
$1507.00
Included
No
No Bids Received from:
(1) Briggs Weaver
Machine Co.
(2) Clowe & Cowan
(3) M. B. McKee
(4)
10.00
No (5)
230.00
Included
25,00
Included (6)
Included
No
No
$5200.00
$1507.00
Ingersoll-Rand Ingersoll-Rand
20 weeks
4 to 6 weeks
Phillipsburg
Painted Post
New Jersey
New York
Net Cash
Net Cash 30 da.
Phillipsburg
Painted Post
New Jersey
New York
3600 lbs.
-1180 lbs.
Not Specs.
ES-3
Horizontal
Tandem
Three
5 1/2 X 3 -7/8
X15/8X7
Water
350
63
43.2
25.
220/440
Open
V-Belt
18W
None
No
No
Yes w/trap
1 channel
2 plate
Type 30
15-T-2
V
Three
51/2x3X
1 5/8 X 4
Air
800
44
30.5
15.
220/440
Open
V-Belt
1750
Auto. S & S
Yes
No
Yes
Plate
Plains Machinery
Company
Lubbock Machine
Company
Browning Ferris
Machine Company
After consideration of all bids, motion was made by Commissioner Morris, seconded by
Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter,
Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize acceptance of the Bid of
Conley -Lott -Nichols., for purchase of this Air Compressor.
53-12-136-278 Bids as follows were read for purchase of tires for use by all City Departments being Bid
u� 007
TIRES, BID NO.
287, CLOSED SEPTEMBER 18. 1953
B. F. Goodrich
CQA Cities Service Oil Company
Shook Tire Company
5 7:00 X 20 10 ply plain tread
37.31
32.07
32.92
186.55
160.35
164.60
10 7:50 X 20 10 ply plain tread
44.32
38.70
39.12
443,20
387.00
391.20
4 7:50 X 24 10 ply Front Maintainer 60.02
NO BID
56.95
240.08
227.80
10 8:25 X 20 10 ply plain tread
52.67
4710
46.45
5M.70
471.00
461.50
!�
!' 10 8:25 X 20.10 ply Mud and Snow
tires 57.92
52.00
54.97
579.20
520.00
449.70
12 9rO0 X 20 10 ply Mud and Snow
tires 69.79
62.05
66.78
837.48
744.60
801.36
12 9:00 X 20 tubes
5.61
4.50
4.53
it
67.32 _
54.00
54.36
10 10:00 X 20 tubes
6.40
4.90
5.27
64.QO
49.00
52.70
2,944.33
2085.95
2o706.22
Less 2% 58.89
Less 2%
47.72
2.,8$ • +
2sJ39.2
Net Fisk brand, if
Armstrong brand is
used 5% is given
2,570.91
BRM
Goodrich
All or None
After consideration of all bids, motion was made by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by
Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor
Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter,
Davis and Thomas voting Yea,
none voting Nay, to.authorize acceptance of the bid of
�i Shook Tire
Company for purchase of the Armstrong Tires.
' 53-12-137-279 Bids as follows were read for
purchase of various sizes of pipe
being Bid No. 289.
BIDS FOR INVITATION #289
9 25-53
811
1011
1211
Total
American C.I. Pipe Co.
3150
5200
1800
ASA A21.8
Class
250
150
150
Linear Foot Price
1.99
2.63
3.40
Sq. Inch price
.03527
.03028 - .02746
Total
6298.50
13,676.oO
6,120.00
Delivery
7 days
Johns -Manville
SSB 351
Class
100
50
50
AWWA C400-53T
Linear Foot Price
1.72
2.18
2.90
Square Inch Price
.0355
.0281
.0259
Delivery
5418.00
11,336.00
5220.00
30-60 days
Viking Supply
glass
150
150
150
WWP 421
L. F. Price
2.47
3.35
4.24
Square Inch Price
.04815
.0424
.0370
Total
7,780.50
17,420.00
7,632.00
Delivery
8-10 weeks
National W.B.Crow & Sons)
Class
150
150
150
ASA A21.6
L. F.
2.30
3.02
3.88
S. Inch
.0445
.0381
.0337
Total
7245.00
15704.00
69.84.00
Delivery
30-45 days.
United States Pipe & Foundry Co.
Class
50
50
50
ASA A21.6
L.F.
2.35
3.095
3.975.
S. Inch
.0455
.0391
.0346
Total
7402.50
16,094.00
7155,00
Delivery
30-60 days
Lone Star Stegj Comparnv_
Class 50 50
L.F.Price 2.16 2.84
Sq. Inch Price .0418 .0359
Total 6804.00 14,768.00
Morrison Supply Co.
II Class 100 100
Linear Foot Price 1.75 2.27
50 ASA A21.6
3.79
.0330
6,822.00 2-4 weeks
100
3.05
138
isEp 2 9 1953
Morrison Supply Co. (Cont'd)
Sq. Inch Price
Total
Delivery
I%
loll
.0361 .03131
5512.50 11,804.00
12" Total
.0290
5490.00
"as needed"
After consideration of all bids motion was made by Commissioner Morris, seconded by II
Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis
and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize acceptance of the Bid as follows:
• I
Accept the Bid of American Cast Iron Pipe Co. for purchase of the 8 in. Cast
Iron Pipe;
Accept the Bid of Johns -Manville for purchase of the 10 and 12 in. transits
pipe.
53-12-138-280 Bids as follows were read for purchase of one 4 door automobile being Uid No. 293.
1-4 DOOR AUTOMOBILE, BID NUMBER 293
Loutnn-Dowell-Motcr Hub Motor Company Kuykendall Chevrolet
Company Company
1-1953 4-door. automobile with sun visors and wind- 1,768.00
shield wipers, fram oil filter, directional lights, 1,768.00
spare tire and wheel, ash tray, left side arm rest,
heater and dual defrosters, oil bath air cleaner,
and gasoline filter.
W, 1
TERMS
F.O.B.
Plymouth Cranbrook
Immediately
Net
Lubbock
1,573.15 1,670.00
1,573.15 1,670.00
Plymouth Crap- Chevrolet
bridge
Immediately
Lubbock
After consideration of all bids, motion was made by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by
Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis
and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize gLaceptance of the bid of Hub
Motor Company for purchase of the Plymouth Cambridge automobile it being considered the
lowest and best tLd. This automobile being purchased for use in the City Health Department.
53-12-138-281 Bids as follows were read for purchase of traffic summons tickets for the Corporation Court.
SLU,%ARY FORMS, SETPEMBER 21, 1953
Baker Company Moore Business Sides Printing
50,000 M. sets of Court Summons Forms. Forms Company
50 or 25 sets to a book, 4 part snap -a -part 11.47/M 11.68/M
573.50 584.00 771.70
Delivery
30 Sys 35-40 days 3"weeks
F.O.B. Lubbock Lubbock Lubbock
Terms N130
After consideration of all bids, motion was made by Commissioner Morris, seconded by
Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis
and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize acceptance of the bid of Baker
Company for this purchase, their bid being considered the lowest and best bid.
No further business coming up for consideration, the City Commission adjourned.
Read and approved this the 22D day of October , 1953•
H yor
City Secr ary-Treasurer