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April 26, 1951
The City Commission of the City of Lubbock; Texas, met at 1:30 P.M. in Regular session at the
regular meeting place in the City Hall, the following members thereof being present, to -wit:
Mayor Clarence K. Whiteside, Commissioners Harry Morris, E. K. Hufstedler, L. E. Davis, Lucian
Thomas, City Manager Steve Matthews, City Secretary Lavenia Lowe, City Attorney Vaughn E. Wilson.
Absent: None
The Minutes of Accounts allowed from Warrant No. 1032-E to Warrant No. 1516-E, both inclusive,
were read, and upon motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion
carried, all members of the Commission voting YEA, none voting NAY, they were approved.
Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside
and Commissioners Morris, Davis, Hufstedler and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, Ordinance
Number 1068 was passed on second and final reading.
ORDINANCE NO, 1068
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 661 AND THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE CITY
OF LUBBOCK SO AS TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING CHANGE: (4) CHANGE BLOCKS 1 AND 2, NELSON -BROWN ADDITION
FROM A TEMPORARY "A" DISTRICT TO A "J" DISTRICT.
Motion by Commissioner Hufstedler, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside
and Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler; Davis and Thomasvoting YEA, none voting NAY, Ordinance No. 1069
wds passed oh second and final reading.
ORDINANCE N0, 1069
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AND REGULATING RATES TO BE CHARGED BY SOUTHWESTERN PUBLIC
SERVICE COMPANY FOR ELECTRIC -SERVICE ACCORDING TO RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL CLASSIFICATIONS;
PRESCRIBING THE KIND OF USE TO WHICH EACH CLASSIFICATION IS APPLICABLE; PROVIDING MINIMUM
CHARGE OF SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS (750) PER MONTH FOR CUSTOMERS USING TWENTY-SIX (26) KWH OR LESS
PER MONTH, AND A MINIMUM OF ONE DOLLAR SIXTY CENTS ($1.60) PER MNTH FOR CUSTOMERS USING MORE
THAN TWENTY-SIX (26) KWH per MONTH, BOTH MINIMUMS APPLICABLE TO RESIDENTIAL CLASSIFICATIONS,
AND PROVIDING FOR MONTHLY MINIMUMS OF SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS (750) FOR COMMERCIAL CLASSIFICATIONS
USING THIRTY-FOUR (34) KWH OR LESS PER MONTH, AND TWO DOLLARS ($2.00) PER MONTH MINIMUM CHARGE
FOR CUSTOMERS USING MORE THAN THIRTY-FOUR (34) KWH PER MONTH, WHICH RATES DELETE FRO11 EXISTING
RATES THE TEN (10) PER CENT PROMPT PAYMENT DISCOUNT; AND SETTING A DATE FOR PUBLIC HEARING.
Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motbn carried, Mayor Whiteside
and Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, Ordinance
No. 1070 was passed on second and final reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1070
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 861, PASSED THE 26TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1948,ENTITLED,
"AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS, PRESCRIBING RATES TO BE CHARGED
FOR SERVICE FURNISHED BY THE ELECTRIC LIGHT SYSTEM, OWNED AND OPEiATED BY SAID CITY; REPEALING ALL
ORDINANCES, ORDERS, OR RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY,," SO AS TO DELETE FROM
SCHEDULE RL-1 AND SCHEDULE RL-2, BEING CLASSIFIED AS DOMESTIC EIECTRICSERVICE, AND SCHEDULE LCP-2,
CLASSIFIED AS COMMERCIAL LIGHTING AND POWER SERVICE, THE PROVISION PROVIDING FOR TEN (10) PER CENT
DISCOUNT FOR PAYMENT WITHIN TEN (10) DAYS OF DATE BILL IS RENDERED, AND FURTHER DELETING THAT PART
OF THE COMMERCIAL LIGHTING AND POWER SERVICE SCHEDULE LCP-2, WHICH INCREASES THE TWO DOLLAR ($2.00)
PER MONTH MINIMUM WHERE MOTORS OF 5HP OR OVER ARE CONNECTED; COMBINING EXISTING RATES UNDER SCHED-
ULES RLrl AND RL-2, AND CLASSIFYING SUCH RATES AS "RESIDENTIAL"; PROVIDING THE SAME RATES EXISTING
UNDER THE ORDINANCE BEING AMENDED, AND PROVIDING A MINIMUM CHARGE OF SEVENTY-FIVE (750) CENTS PER
MONTH FORCUSTOMERS USING TWENTY-SIX (26) KWH OR LESS PER MONTH, AND A MINIMUM CiF OIuE DOLLAR SIXTY
CENTS ($1.60) FOR CUSTOMERS USING MORE THAN TWENTY-SIX (26) KWH PER MONTH; AND FURTHER PROVIDING FOR
MONTHLY MINIMUMS OF SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS (750) FOR COMMERCIAL CLASSIFICATIONS USING THIRTY-FOUR (34)
KWH OR LESS PER MONTH AND TWO DOLLARS (42.00) PER MONTH MINIMUM CHARGE FOR DUSTOMERS USING MORE
THAN THIRTY-FOUR (34� KWH PLR MONTH; RESTATING ALL OF SAID RATES; AND SETTING A DATE FOR PUBLIC
HEARING.
Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried,•Mayor Whiteside
and Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, Ordinance
No. 1071 was passed on second and final reading:
ORDINANCE NO. 1071
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO, 896 ENTITLED, "AN ORDINANCE FIXING WATER RATES
IN THE CITY OF LUBBOCK; MAKING BILLS PAYABLE WITHIN (10) DAYS FROM THE DATE RENDERED: PRESCRIB-
ING MINIMUM RATE OF ONE DOLLAR AND 80/100 ($1.80).FOR EACH CONSUMER; ALLOWING TEN (10) PER CENT
DISCOUNT ON BILIS 'PAID IN TEN DAYS ('10) AFTER RENDERED; CLASSIFYING RATES APPLICABLE TO CON_
MERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL USES; AND APPLYING A RESIDENTIAL IRRIGATION RATE DUE TO DROUTH CONDITIONS,
"SO AS TO DELETE TH&�EFROM THE TEN (10) PER CENT PROMPT PAYMENT DISCOUNT PROVISION.
Motion by Commissioner Hufstedler, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Whitesidd
and Commissioners Hufstedler, Davis and Morris and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, Ordinance
No. 1072 was passed on second and final reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1072
AN ORDINANCE RELEASING AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE A RELEASE OF PAVING
ASSESSMENTS ON PARTS OF 34TH STREET, THE RELEASE BEING LIMITED TO THE PROPERTY SPECIFICALLY
DESCRIBED IN THIS ORDINANCE AND TO THE ASSESSMENTS MADE UNDER PAVING ORDINANCE NO. 917, UNIT
NO. 857, AS RECORDED IN VOLUME 391, PAGE 6, DEED RECORDS OF LUBBOCK COUNTY, TEXAS.
Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Hufstedler., motion carried, Mayor Whiteside
and Commissioners Hufstedler, Morris, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, Ordinance No.
1074 was passed on 2nd reading.
ORDINANCE NO, 1074
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 6 OF ORDINANCE NO. 654, PASSED BY THE CITY COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK FINALLY ON NOVEMBER 42 1940, ENTITLED, "AN ORDINANCE GRANTING TO J. A.
FORTENBERRY AND RAY FARMER A FRANCHISE OVER THE STREE,'TS,'ATJ YS AND PUBLIC THOROUGHFARES OF
THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS, FOR OPERATING BUSSES4 PROVIDING FOR A COMPENSATION AND FIXING
CHARGE FOR SAME; PROVIDING FOR EFFICIENCY OF SERVICE AND REASONABLE RATES: PROVIDING FOR
FORFEITURE OF SAID FRANCHISE AND REPEALING AIL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT
THERENITH, AND PROVIDING FOR ACCEPTANCE THEREOF WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS FROM THE DATE OF FINAL
PASSAGE, "SO THAT SAID SECTION 6 SHALL, AFTER FINAL PASSAGE OF THIS ORDINANCE, PROVIDE BUS
ZONES FOR THE CITY OF LUBBOCK TO CONTROL THE FARES AND CHARGES TO BE MADE BY THE BUS COMPANY
IN ACCORDANCE WITH RATES AND CHARGES ESTABLISHED BY RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION, AND
FURTHER PROVIDING THAT EXCEPT AS HEREIN AMENDED SAID ORDINANCE NO. 654 SHALL IN ALL OTHER
RESPECTS REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT ACCORDINGLY AS IT HAS HERETOFORE BEEN AMENDED.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO ZONING ORDINANCE
OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS
NOTICE is hereby given that the Planning and Zoning Commission has recommended to the City
Commission that Zoning Ordinance No. 661 be amended so that:
1. Change tots 4 and 5 ih Block 1, Jefferson Avenue Addition from a temporary "A"
District to a "B" District.
2. Change all of Block 1, Robert Jones Subdivision of Roberts and McWhorter Addition
from an "A" District to a "J" District.
3. Change Lot 3, in Block 5, Sieber Addition from a temporary "A" District to a "B'I
District.
4. Change Lot 1 and the North Ten (N.101) Feet of Lot 2, Block 109, Overton Addition
from a "C" District to an "F" District.
5. Change Tract 24, Northeast one -quarter (NEB) of the Northeast oneaquarter (NE4)
of Section 10, Block B, Stubbs Subdivision from a temporary "A" District to a -"CIO
District.
6. Change Lot 30, Block 1, Andrews Subdivision, out of Section 10, Block B, Stubbs
Subdivision from a temporary "A" District to a "C" District.
7. Change Lots 1 through 12 in Block 3, D.D. Elliston Addition from a temporary "A"
District to a 14C" District.
Change Lots 13 through 24 in Block 3, C.D. Elliston Subdivision from a temporary
"A" District to a "G11 District.
8. Change Lots 5, 6, and 7 in Block 3, Burleson & Osborne Addition Installment No. 1,
from an "A" District to an "E" District.
Change the West 100 feet of the North one-half (NJ) of Lot 15, all of the North
one-half (NJ) of Lot 16, and the East Fifty (E.50') feet of the North one-half
(NJ) of Lot 17, Arnett and Benson Addition from a "B" District to an "E" District.
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9. Change all of Manson Height 2nd Installment from an "A" District to an "E" District.
10. Change Lots 4 through 14 in Revised Stubbs Subdivision, Block B, Lubbock County, Texas,
from an "A" District to an "F" District.
Change Lots 15, lb, 17 in Revised Stubbs Subdivision, Block B, Lubbock County, Texas
from an "A" District to an "H" District.
11. Change Lots 1 and 2 in Block 14, Merritte and Wild Subdivision of Block 14 of Roberts
and McWhorter Addition from a "C" District to an "F" District.
The City Commission will hold a public hearing on April 26, 1951" at 2:00 o=clock P.M. in
the City Commission room on the first floor of the City Hall in Lubbock to consider the recommenda-
tions of the Zoning and Planning Commission to determine the advisability of adopting its proposal;
and at which time and place all interested persons will be given an opportunity to protest against
the proposed amendment or make recommendations in support thereof.
After said hearing the City Commission will determine whether the Zoning Ordinance will be
amended in accordance with such recommendation.
CLARENCE K. WHITESIDE
Mayor of the City of Lubbock, Texas
ATTEST:
LAVENIA LOWE
City Secretary
This being the date set for Hearing on zone changes as setout in the foregoing Notice, no citizen
appearing to protest any of the zone changes as set out in the Notice of Hearing, motion was made
by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Hufstedler, motion carried, all members of the
Commission voting YEA, none voting NAY, the Hearing was closed.
Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Hufstedler, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside
and Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomas vbting YEA, none voting NAY, Ordinance
No. 1075 was passed on first reading:
ORDINANCE NO, 1075
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) CHANGE'LOTS 4 AND 5 IN BLOCK 1, JEFFERSON AVENUE
ADDITION FROM A TEMPORARY "A" DISTRICT TO A "B" DISTRICT; (2) CHANGE ALL OF BLOCK 1, ROBERTS JONES
SUBDIVISION OF ROBERTS & MCWHORTER ADDITION FROM AN "A" DISTRICT TO A "J" DISTRICT; (3) CHANGE LOT
3 IN BLACK 5, SIEBER ADDITION FROM A TEMPORARY "A" DISTRICT TO A "B" DISTRICT; (4) CHANGE LOT 1
AND THE NORTH TEN (N 10') FEET OF LOT 2, BLOCK 109, OVERTON ADDITION FROM.A "C" DISTRICT TO AN "F"
DISTRICT; (5) CHANGE TRACT 24, NORTHEAST QUARTER (NE 1/4) OF THE NORTHEAST ONE -QUARTER (NE 1/4)
OF SECTION 10, BLOCK B, STUBBS SUBDIVISION, OTHERWISE ENOWN AS LOT 1 IN BLACK 1, ANDREWS SUBDIVISION
FROM A TEMPORARY "A" DISTRICT TO A "C" DISTRICT; b) CHANGE LOT 30, BLOCK 1, ANDRA'S SUBDIVISION
OUT OFSECTION 10, BLOCK B, STUBBS SUBDIVISION FROM A TEMPORARY "A" DISTRICT TO A"C" DISTRICT; {7�
CHANGE LOTS 1 THROUGH 12 IN BLOCK 3, C. D. ELLISTON ADDITION FROM A TEMPORARY "A" DISTRICT TO A "C"
DISTRICT; CHANGE LOTS 13 THROUGH 24 IN BLACK 3, C.D. ELLISTON SUBDIVISION FROM A TEMPORARY "A"
DISTRICT TO A "G" DISTRICT; (8) CHANGE LOTS 5, b, AND I IN BLOCK 3, BURLESON & OSBORNE ADDITION
INSTALLMENT NO, 1, FROM AN "A" DISTRICT TO AN "E" DISTRICT; CHANGE THE WEST 100 FEET OF THE NORTH
ONE-HALF (NJ) OF LOT 15, ALL OF THE NORTH ONE-HALF (N1/2) OF LOT lb, AND THE EAST FIFTY (E 501)
FEET OF THE NORTH ONE-HALF (NJ) OF LOT 17, ARNETT AND BENSON ADDITION FROM A "B" DISTRICT TO AN
"E" DISTRICT; (9) CHANGE ALL. OF MANSON HEIGHT 2D INSTALLMENT FROM AN "A" DISTRICT TO AN "E"
➢ISTRICT; (10) CHANGE LOTS 4 THROUGH 14 IN REVISED STUBBS SUBDIVISION, BLOCK B. IMBOCK COUNTY,
TEXAS, FROM AN "A" DISTRICT TO AN "F" DISTRICT; CHANGE LOTS 15, lb, 17 IN REVISED STUBBS SUB
DIVISION, BLOCK B. LUBBOCK COUNTY, TEXAS, FROM AN "A" DISTRICT TO AN "H" DISTRICT; (11) CHANGE
LOTS 1-AND 2 IN BLACK lk, MERRITT AND WILD SUBDIVISION OF BLOCK 14 OF ROBERTS AND McWHORTER
ADDITION FROM A "C" DISTRICT TO AN "F" DISTRICT,
Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside and
Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, Ordinance No. 1076
WAS passed on first reading.
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ORDINANCE NO. 107b LGB d"_ a �.c_�.. .( _ �+; )�v..;�... ..c..� t r
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE USE OF PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF LUBBOCK AS DEPOSITORY OF
EXCREMENT, GARBAGE OR OBJECTIONABLE WASTE, THE DISCHARGE OF UNTREATED WASTE INTO A NATURAL OUTLET,
(t THE CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES TO BE USED FOR THE DISPOSAL OF WASTE, AND THE CONNECTING OF TOILET
FACILITIES WITH PUBLIC SEWER; PROVIDING FOR A PRIVATE SEWER. DISPOSAL ItME PUBLIC SEWER IS NOT
G AVAILABLE UPON SECURING A PERMIT THEREFOR AMIMPECTION THEREOF AND REGULATING USE OF PRIVATE SEWAGE
DISPOSAL; REGULATING PUBLIC SEWERS AND CONNECTIONS THERETO AND OWNER BEARING EXPENSE OF INSTALLA-
TION AND CONNECTION AND BEING RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTENANCE OF BUILDING SEW LINE AND INDEMNIFYING
CITY OF IdJBBOCK FROM LASS OR DAMAGE AND REQUIRING APPLICATION TO NOTIFY INSPECTOR FIFTEEN (15)
} DAYS BEFORE INSTALLATION NEEDED; STATING THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR INSTALLATIONS; RESTRICTING USE
OF PUBLIC SEWERS TO WASTE THAT IS NOT INFLAMMABLE, POISONOUS NOR PROPMLY SHREDDED AND TRAT WHICH
WILL NOT OBSTRUCT THE SEWER; PROVIDING FOR GREASE, OIL AND SAND INTERCEPORS AND MANHOLES, AND
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS; PROHIBITING DAMAGES TO A PORTION OF Th'E M+ItT%1ICiPAL SEWAGE SYSTEM; PROVIDING
INSPECTORS SHALL ENTER PREMISES FCR THE PURPOSE OF INSPECTING; PROVIDING A PENALTY AND REPEALING
PORTIONS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; PROVIDING A SAVING CLAUSE AND FOR PUBLICATION.
IIgtion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside and
Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, Urdinance No. 1077
was passed.
'ORDINANCE NO, 1077
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 10, EXHIBIT "A" OF ORDINANCE NO. 894 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE
CLASSIFYING ALL POSITIONS IN THE CLASSIFIED SERVICE OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK; DEFINING CERTAIN TERNS;
PROVIDING FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND ADOPTION OF THE CLASSIFICATION PLAN; PROVIDING FOR RECORDS OF
THE PLAN TO BE MAINTAINED; INTERPRETING THE CLASS SPECIFICATIONS SO ESTABLISHED; PROVIDING FOR THE
ALLOCATION OF POSITIONS TO THE VARIOUS CLASSES; PROVIDING FOR THE RE -ALLOCATION OF POSITIONS WHEN DUTIES
CHANGE; PROVIDING FOR APPEAL BY THE EMPLOYEE; PROVIDING FOR THE STATUS OF PRESENT EMPLOYEES; PROVIDING
FOR PERIODIC INVESTIGATION OF THE CLASSIFICATION PLAN; PROVIDING ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR AMENDMENTS
TO THIS ORDINANCE; AND LISTING CLASS SPECIFICATIONS," SO AS TO ADD TO SAID EXHIBIT "A" OF SECTION 10
AND ESTABLISH THE FOLLOiMZ POSITIONS, TO*WIT, AND
CITY OF LUBBOCK
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION CITY HALL
LUBBOCK, TEXAS
April 13, 1951
Mr, Steve Matthews, City Manager
Members of the City Commission
City of Lubbock, Texas
Gentlemen:
The Lubbock Civil Service Commission at its regulat meeting held April 4, 1951 considered
the salaries and clothing allowance in the Police Department and make the following recommendations
of salaries:
Captain - - - - - - - - - $200,00 Base
Lieutenant - - - - - - - 180.00 Base
Sergeant - - - - - - - - 165.00 Base
Detective - - - - - - - - 165,O0 Base
Detective (Clothing Allowance) 015.00
The creation of the Lieutenant classification necessitates the increase in salary for the
Captain classification. The higher cost of living has increased the cost of clothing and is the
basis for our recommendation for the $15,00 clothing allowance, for the detec tives. The City
actually spends about $15.00 per month per man, for the uniformed officers.
Sincerely,
M RION SANFORD /3/
Marion Sanford, Chairman
M :js
After consideration of the above recommendation of the Lubbock Civil Service Commission, and upon
recommendation of the City Manager that the salaries as set out in the foregoing letter be put into
effect, motion was made by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor
Whiteside and Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none'voting NAY, to
authorize the salaries as set out in the foregoing letter signed by Marion Sanford as Chairman of
the Civil Service Commission be adopted, effective July 12 1951.
Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside and
Commissioners Morris, Huf stedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, the following
Resolution was passed:
R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, at a Regular Meeting held on April 4, 1951, the Lubbock Civil Service Commission
dull considered and recommended for approval of the City Commission certain changes in the Civil
Service rules so as to comply with legislation of 1949, such recommended change being attached
hereto and marked Exhibit "A" and made a part hereof, and
WHEREAS, the City Commission has duly considered such recommendation and is of the opinion
that the same should be in all things approved, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMNZSSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK:
That the change in the Civil Service rules recommended by the Lubbock Civil Service @om-
mission as shown by its minutes of April 4, 1951, recorded in Volume 1, Page 134 of its minutes, and
as shown by the attached Exhibit "A", be, and the same are hereby in all things approved.
The foregoing Resolution was unanimously passed by an affirmative vote of the City Com-
mission of the City of Lubbock, this 26th day of April, 1951.
CLARENCE K. WHITESIDE
Mayor
ATTEST:
LAVENIA LOWE
City Secretary
Mdiibit "All referred to in the above resolution, follows:
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LUBBOCK CIVIL SERVICE COM[USION
That the provisions of Section 97 of Rule XV of the Firemen's and Policemen's Civil Service
Rules for the City of Lubbock be, and the said provisions are hereby deleted and repealed,
and substiture therefore the last paragraph in Section 14, Sub -Section D, Article 1269M,
Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, as amended. Section 97 of Rule XV is amended so that its
provisions hereafter shaj; read as follows:
"No person shall be eligible for appointment as Chief or head of the Fire
or Police Department of the City of Lubbock who has not been a bona fide
fire fighter in a fire department or a bona fide law enforcement officer
for five (5) years in the State of Texas. The Department heads of the
Fire Department and the Police Department shall be appointed by the Chief
executive of the city, and shall be confirmed by the governing body."
The foregoing change in Section 97 of Rule XV is hereby adopted at the regular meeting of the
Civil Service Commission held this 4th day of April, 1951.
MARION SANFORD
Chairman
LAVENIA LOWE
Director
Motion by Gommissi0ner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside and
Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, to authorize appoint-
ment of H. A. (Bill)Lamb, as Chief of Police, of the City of Lubbock, effective May 1, 1951.
There was discussion of recommendations of the Engineering Committee of the Citizens' Traffic
Commission, pertaining to traffic, and it was unanimously agreed to authorize the City Manager
to have ordinances prepared for consideration by the City Commission, of such recommendations
that are approved by the Citizens Traffic Commission.
Motion by Commissioner Hufstedler, seconded by Commissioner Tomas, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside
and Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, the following
Resolution was passed.
R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, the City of Lubbock constructed a water transmission line from City Water Well No.
6 east on an easement to Avenue A several years ago; and,
WHEREAS, the present owner of this property, Lot 17, Block 79 Original Town, desires to
secure a loan on the building over the present location of this water transmission line; and,
&1EREAS, the Loan Company requires that the water line be moved to a new location outside
the proposed site of the building; and,
WHEREAS, the estimated cost of moving this water transmission line is $325.00; and,
WHEREAS, the owner has deposited $500.00 to guarantee payment of the cost of the work.
NOWT THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMSSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK:
THAT, the water line be moved south on said Lot 17 to a new location as agreed upon by
the present owners of this property, provided the owners will grant the City of Lubbock an easement
for the water line on the new location, and bear t:Ie expense ofreloctting the line.
AND IT IS SO ORDERED,
PASSED AND APPROVED BY the City Commission this 26th day of April, 1951.
CLARENCE K. WHITESIDE
Mayor
ATTEST:
LAVENIA LOWE
City Secretary
APPROVED:
W. B. HOLEMS
City Engineer
APPROVED:
VAUGHN E. WILSON
City Attorney
Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside
and Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none votin# NAY, the following
Resolution was passed.
R E S O L U T I O N
A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING IMPROVEMENTS ON PORTIONS OF THE ALLEY IN THE CITY OF LUBBOCK AS LISTED
BELOW, AND ORDERING THE ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATES AS EVIDENCE OF ASSESSMENTS LEVIEDAGAINST PROPERTY
ABUTTING THE ALLEY LISTED BELOW.
WHEREAS, The City of Lubbock Heretofore passed various street and alley improvement
ordina.ces and resolutions, and entered into contract with J. R. Fanning, Contractor, for the making
and construction of such improvements on portions of numerous streets and/or alleys in said city,
including among others the following:
North -South alley in Block 151, Original Town, known and designated as Unit Number A-138;
AND &MEAS, the improvements upon the said portions of the above -mentioned alley have been
completed and have been inspected and found to have been constructed in accordance with the terms
of said oontrac%
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS:
I.
That the improvements on the said portion of the abovementioned alley be, and the same are
hereby accepted.
II.
That the Mayor and the City Secretary be and they are hereby instructed to execute and
deliver to the Contractor Certificates in evidence of the assessments levied against property
abutting upon the North -South alley of Block 151, Original Town, and against the owners of such
property in accordance with law and in the manner provided in said contract, and the proceedings
with reference to said improvements and assessments.
This resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
PASSED AND APPROVED THE 26th day of April, 1951.
CLARENCE K. WHITiZIDE, Mayor
ATTEST:
LAVENIA LOWE, City Secretary
APPROVED AS TO LEGALITY: vaughn e. wilson, City Attorney
APPROVED A6 TO CONTENT: W. B. Holmes, City Engineer
Motion by Commissioner Huf stedler, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside
and Commissioners Hufstedler, Morris, Davis and Thomasvoting YEA, none voting NAY, the following
Resolution was passed:
R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, by Ordinance No. 887 the City Commission on October 15, 1948, in connection with
the paving of Sanders Street between the West property line of Vernon Avenue and the West property
line of Uvalde Avenue, designated as Unit No. 717, assessed a lien against the following described
tract of land, to -wit:
BEGINNING at the Northeast corner of the South One Half (S 1/2) of Block Twenty-three
(23), Roberts & McWhorter Addition; THENCE West 230.6 feet; THENCE South 127.5 feet;
THENCE WEST sixty-five (65) feet; THENCE North 127.5 feet; THENCE East sixty-five (65)
feet to the PLACE OF BEGINNING, and,
WHEREAS, the Commission now finds that said description was in error and that heretofore
a release has been granted coverinji such erroneous description, and,
WHEREAS, the City Commission finds that J. 0. Henderson, owner of the tract of land intended
to be assessedand released, has paid off and discharged in full said assessment to the City of
Lubbock for said paving, and the City desires to issue acorreet;ed release so as to remove any
cloud upon the title to said property in fact intended to be released, and the Commission fur-
ther finds that the description as hereinafter stated is the correct description of the land
intended to be assessed and the paving paid for by J. 0. Henderson and the release issued to
cover, TrM EFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK:
THAT the Mayor BE, and he is hereby, authorized to execute a correction release to J. g.
Henderson, fully releasing the hereinafter described tract of land from any and all assessment
liens created by virtue of the premises, and acknowledge full and final payment to the City of
Lubbock for said paving done abutting the said tract of land, described by metes and bounds as
follows, - to -wit:
BEGINNING at a point in the intersection of the South line of Sanders Street and the
West line of Uvalde Avenue, said point being twenty-five (25) feet West of the East
line of Block 23, Roberts & McWhorter Addition to the City of Lubbock, Texas; THENCE
West 230.6 feet to a three-quarter (3/4) inch iron pipe for the Northeast corner of this
tract; THENCE West sixty-five (65) feet to a 2 x 2 inch stake for the Northwest corner
of this tract; THENCE South 175.5 feet to a 2 x 2 inch stake for the Southwest corner
of this tract; THENCE East sixty-five (65) feet to a 2 x 2 inch stake for the Southeast
corner of this tract; THENCE North 127.5 feet to the ?LACE OF BEGINNING.
On motion of Commissioner Hufstedler, seconded by Commissioner Davis, the foregoing
Resolution was unanimously passed by the pity Commission this 26 day of April, 1951,
CLARENCE K. WHITESIDE
Mayor
ATTEST:
LAVENIA LOWE
City Secretary
Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Fayor Whiteside
and Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, the following
Resolution was passed:
R E S O L U T I O N
From and after the effective date of this Resolution and including December 31, 1951, no
claim shall be paid for out of the funds of the City -County Welfare Unit Fund for Indigent Persons,
unless such claim has been submitted to and approved by Thomas Gregory,
unless otherwise modifidd by a joint resolution bf the City and County Commissions.
It is understood between the City and County Commissions that the arrangement made by
agreement with Thomas Gregory is for a trial period, andthat should
v -yur the arrangement continue beyond December 31, 1951, it should be, for thecalendar year 1952,
subject to revocation upon thirty (30) days notice.
The provisions of this Resolution shallbecomeeffective the lst day of July, 1951.
kU� Passed by unanimous vote of the City and County Commissions in joint session, this
26th day of April, 1951.
CLARENCE K. WHIT,,SIDE
Mayor, City of Lubbock
ATTEST:
LAVENIA LOWE, City Secretary
Walter Davies
County Judge, Lubbock County
ATTEST:
Louie F. Moore
Clerk of County Court,
Lubbock County, Texas
Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside
!r and Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting MAY, to authorize
construction of an 8" (eight inch) water line, the relocation of two fire hydrants, and the
provision of a new connection to'the privately owned lines of the Lubbock Cotton Compress Company,
at an estimatedcost of $5,000.00. The relocation of said water lines being made necessary by the
proposed construction of an underpass at the intersection of 19th Street and the main line of the
panhandle and Santa Fe Railway. This expenditure to be made from voted bond funds.
Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside
and commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomasvoting YEA, none voting NAY, to reject
claim for damages presented by Weldon Jones of Route 4, Lubbock, Texas. The claim having been
for damage Mr. Jones stated was done to his automobile on April ll, 1951, when he alledgely
struck a piece of concrete wh}'�l'e�driving down unpaved section of College Avenue between 46th
and 50th Street. Mr. Jones/Mig been in amount of $65.65.
Claim of R. W. Shanklin was presented the City Commission in tare amount of $27.70, Mr. Shanklin
claiming his automobile was damaged when driving over a mound of dirt and rock in 19th Street
between Texas Avenue and Avenue H. After discussion of this claim, motion was made by Commissioner
Morris, seconded by Commissioner Hufstedler., motion carried, Mayor Nhiteside, and Commissioners
Morris, Hufstedler., Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, to reject the claim.
Motion by Commissioner Hufstedler.. seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside
and Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, to approve
construction of the following sanitary sewer lines, under proposed street pavement, GWO #614, the
six months sewer contract:
8" V.C. Sewer from F14i.nt to Hartford to Itasca - $22225,00
6" V.C. Sewer from Alley in Block 1 to Alley in Block
2, Frank White Addition, on Erskine 610,00
8" and 10" V.C. Sewer from 34th St. to alley South
of 38th Street, in Joliet Avenue 3,450.00
Total Cost 60285.00
LUBBOCK COMPRESS COMPANY
FORT NORTH, TEXAS
Mr. R. L. Oldham
Director of Public Works
City of Lubbock
Lubbock, Texas
Dear Sir:
April 21, 1951
File 331-67 AL
This will confirm our conversation in this office this morning in regard to the right-
of-way for the underpass that is planned on 19th Street in Lubbock at its intersection with the
main line of the Santa Fe Railway Co. tracks between Lubbock and Slaton.
We understand that your plan will require a strip of land approximately 1401 wide across
the South end of our premises at Lubbock, and in that strip is a corner of our Warehouse #1
of approximately 110,71 on the -Jest side and 133.11 on the South side, measured from the Southwest
corner of the building.
We are willing to convey the above mentioned strip of land and remove the portion of our
warehouse facilities involved, if the City and County of Lubbock will compensate us as follows:
1. The City will convey to us a tract of lard 3001 x 148.331, covered by a lease to �s
from the City of Lubbock and dated September 1, 1948, and on which we now have acotton warehouse.
2. The City will build a caliche road from our present truck loading dock on the West side
of our plant North and around the North side of our plant to Compress Avenue, this road to include
a suitable crossing of the Santa Fe sidetrack that now serves the West side of our plant, (pre-
ferably a plank crossing), and the construction of a retaining wall approximately 701 in length
to permit the construction of the road on the East side of our 100,000 gallon elevated water tank.
3. The City will construct an 811 water line in Railroad Avenue from a point East of our
Warehouse #5 to connect with our existing 6" water line at the South end of our plant, and relocate
water lines and fire hydrants in the vicinity of the South end of our Warehouse #1, as shown on
map submitted to the State Fire Insurance Commission for approval, and with adjustments shown
thereon of the location of the fire hydrants, and mare two other existing fire hydrants that will
be eliminated by the construction of your highway and to be located as later recommended by us.
4. Pay us $5,000.00 damages for the loss of the Southwest corner of our building, and the
loss of a 3-car set of our railroad track and the changing of our through switch to a dead-end switch,
and the necessary re -arrangement of our truck loading facilities and exit,
We will await your further advices,
Yours truly,
/S/ B. L. Anderson
President
After consideration of the above proposal for exchange of land between the City of Lubbock and
Lubbock Compress Company, motion was made by Commissioner Hafttedler, seconded by Commissioner
Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside and Commissioners Norris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomas
voting YEA, ncne voting NAY, that the proposal as set out in Items Number 1, 2, and 3 of the
above letter from Lubbock Compress Company, be accepted. The County of Lubbock has agreed to
pay the $5,000.00 as set out in Item 4 of the Lubbock Compress Company letter au set out above,
The land to be deeded to the Lubbock Compress Company is as follows, the Mayor being hereby
authorized to execute the necessary conveyances in order to effect the provisions of Items 1,
2, and 3 of the proposal. The land to be conveyed by the City of Lubbock to theLubbock Compress
Company is more particularly described as follows:
"BEGDD ING a� a 3/4 inch iron pipe set in concrete 689.64 feet South
39 degrees 51 minutes east from another3/4 inch iron pipe sdt in con-
crete 1614 feet north and 418.69 feet east of the SW corner of Section
3, Block 0, Lubbock County, Texas, for the SWor south corner of a tract
now belonging to Lubbock Compress Company, and the NW or'west corner of
this tract, said pipe being on the northeasterly property line to a 601
road or street which parallels the P & S F Railroad;
THENCE South 39 degrees 51 minutes east 300 feet along the northeasterly
property line of said 60 ft. road or street to a 1/2 inch iron pipe set
in the northeasterly property line of said 60 ft, road or street;
THENCE North 50 degrees 09 minutes east 148.33 feet to a 3/4 inch iron
pipe;
THENCE North 39 degrees 51 minutes west 302,94 feet to a point;
THENCE South 49 degrees 01 minute 148,33 feet to the place of beginning,
containing 1.026 acres,more or less."
The land to be conveyed to the City of Lubbock by Lubbock Compress Company for right-of-way pur-
poses on Fast 19th Street, is more particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point which is the intersection of the South line of
Section 3, Block 0 and the Northeasterly CHOW line of the P & SF Aailway
and which is 501 at right angles to the Main Line of the P & SF Railway;
THENCE East along South Line of Section 3 524.51 to a point;
THENCE North 390451 West 169.11 to a point on the Southwesterly property
line of Compress Avenue; THENCE North 870 321 West 2330 to a point; THENCE
West 3001 to a point on the Northeasterly ROW line of the P & SF Rai -Ivey;
THENCE South 39°451 East 182.11 to the point of beginning,"
Request was received from M & M Development Company, developers of Ridgecrest Addition to
the City of Lubbock, that the City purchase their interest in water and sewermains construc-
ted by these developers at a fifteen (15%) per cent discount. There being 160 lots in the
addition, 71 of which have been sold, and eight (8) houses being under construction at this
time. The total amount outstanding on the utilities for which the developer would be reim-
bursed over a five (5) year period based on development in accordance with the City's standard
contract being $28,299,44, After consideration of the request, motion was made by Commissioner
Hufstedler, seconded by Commissioner Morris,motion carried, Mayor Whiteside and Commissioners
Hufstedler., Morris, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, the following Resolution was
passed: F F S D 4 0 T/ D/Y
WHEREAS, the City'of Lubbock reimbursed Dr. A. H. Rogers the amount of
his deposit for the construction of Water and Sewer lines in Blocks 1
to 6, inclusive and Block 9, Marlin Park Addition, less twenty-five (25%)
per cent, (of record at Page 37, Minute Book 10), this reduction being
made in consideration of the reimbursement of this deposit four to five
years in advance of the time for reimbursement agreed upon in the conl
tract; and
WHEREAS, this subdivision was approximately sixty-five (65%) per cent
developed at the time this refund wag made; and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of the City Commission to base all such re-
funds on the ratio of theper cent discount to the per cent development
as used in the reimbursement of the Dr. Rogers project;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
LUBBOCK, TEXAS:
THAT,this same ratio as above set out be used in determining the per-
centage to be deducted from the total deposited for water and sewer
lines when any Developer desires that the City of Lubbock buy their
water and/or sehrer contract in advance of the time designated in the
G` Contract between the Developer and the City of Lubbock.
i`
Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside and
Commissioners Hufstedler, Morris, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, to authorize en-
largement of the kitchen in the new Administration Building at Lubbock Municipal Airport, to extend
that portion of the Airport Administration building 20 feet North; Estimated cost of this extension,
$15.,000.00, the Federal Government having agreed to bear one balk of the 'cost,leaving the City's
coat ;'7,50U.00.
Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris,motion carried, Mayor Whiteside and
Commissioners Hufstedler, Morris, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, nonevoting MAY, to authorize O.R.
Walker, Architect, -to prepare plans and speeifications for enlargement of Airport Administration
Building, as authorized by the City Commission on this slate, the Mayor being hereby authorized
to enter into Contract for this architectural work. '
Request was received from J. C. Clark that the City open the North -South alley thru Block 19,
Crestlawn Addition as shown on the Plat of Crestlawn Addition. Bebause of the'fact that there
are obstructions in this alleyway location, it was unanimously agreed that the City Commission
make inspection of the property before taking any action in regard to the opening of the alley.
There was discussion of constructing 12" water main in College Avenue from 42nd Street to 50th
Street, in an effort to const_~uct the water main before the street is paved. Estimated cost of
the 12" main, $19,405.00. Motion by Commissioner Morris,seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion
carried, to authorize the water main to be laid, however, the water main to not be laid unless
the street is completely signed up for pavement and the construction of the pavement is an ab-
solute certainty. This motion carried by the following vote: Mayor Whiteside and Commissioners
Morris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY.
There was discussion of many requests being received for annexation of property into the City
Limits, and motion was made by Commissioner Hufstedler, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion
carried, Mayor Whiteside, and Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA,
none voting NAY, to authorize the requests for annexation to be turned over to a committee
of the chamber of Commerce for recommendation to the City of Lubbock as to whether or not the
City should annex any territory at this time.
Request was read for additional street lights near Lubbock Auction Barn at 1219 Avenue D, the
lights requested to be placed on Avenue C, between 13th andl4th Street; motion was made by Com-
missioner Hufstedler, seconded by Commissioner Thomas,motion carried, Mayor Whiteside and Com-
missioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis, and Thomas voting YE", none voting NAY, to authorize the
necessary street lights be installed at this location.
Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis,motion carried, Mayor Whiteside
and Commissioners Morris, Davis, Hufstedler and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, to authorize
joint meeting to be held of the City Commission and all City Boards or committees on May 11, 1951.
The City Commission considered purchase of landnear the old City Dump Ground, South of 19th Street
and Southeast of Lubboc', for use as a park for the Negro people, the land at this time being owned
by -the Lubbock Cotton Oil Mill.
It was unanimously agreed between the City Commission and the Lubbock Cotton Oil Mill that an ap-
praisal ^ommittee be appointed to appraiao, this land, as to value, whereupon motion was rude by Com-
missioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside and Commissioners
Morris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, that `the City appoint Knox Thomas
as a City representative of the Committee; that Lubbock Cotton Oil Mill appointed Claude Hurlbut as
member of the Committee , the said Knox Thomas and Claude Hurlbut to select a third man, the three
men to comprise the Appraisal Committee, and are hereby requested to appraise the land and snake a
report back to the City Commission and the Lubbock Cotton Oil Mill.
Mr. F. S. Vance, Sr., of 1707 21st Street, appeared before the City Commission requesting that Mr.
U. S. Robinson, owner of Bob's Super Market at 21st Street and Avenue Q be requested to pave North
and South alley back of Bob's Super Market locatedat 2104 Avenue Q. Mr. Vance stating that Mr.
Robinson agreed -to pave this alley at the time the zone was changed by ordinance to allow construc-
tion of the grocery store. After consideration of this request, the City Commission unanimously
agreed to ask Mr. Robinson to pave the alley,as they were assured at the time the zone was changed
that he would pave the alley at his own expense.
Motion by Commissioner Hufstedler, seconded by Commissioner Morris,motion carried, Mayor Whiteside
and Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, to authorize
transfer of Budget accounts as follows, in the Legal Department;
Transfer $300.00 from Special Service Account #8-f-4 to Account 8-Z-1,
Furniture and Fixtures.
This transfer authorized in order to permit the purchase by the Legal Department of at least three
chairs for library and other needed equipment, including a desk .and desk chair.
Bids as follows were read cn purchase of Watt Hour Meters and Indoor Transformers, for use in the
City of Lubbock Electric Department:
WATT HOUR METER & INDOOR TRANSFORMERS
GE
Nelson
WH
C. B. And.
1.
20
15 Amp
240 va 3 w. 3 ph. 5 t.
34.67
(10wk)
33.93
(12 wk)
34.12'
30.99
2.
10
50 Amp
240 v. 3 w. 3 ph. 5 t.
46.49
(7 wk)
45.39
(4 now-bal
45.73
41.12
.
12 wk)
30
10
50 Amp
480 v. 3 W. 3 ph. 6 t.
54.37
(8_wk)
54.85
(14 wk)
52.62
48.57
4.
65
15 Amp
240 V. 4 w. Delta S
42.55
(S .)
42.24
(12/16 Uk)
41.93
38.14
5.
40
50 Amp
240 V. 4. w. Delta S
50.43
(476)
52.$6
(12/16 wk)
49.75
45.29
6.-10
2 Amp
240 v. 3 w. 2 E . 8t
38.61
(sk)
38. 23
(12 wk)
39.41
34.27
7.
4
2 Amp
120/208 V. 3 ph. 4 wy. 3
E 66.98
(sk)
6o.58
(16 wk)
67.56
-----
8.
6
50�jmp
120/208 v. 3 ph-4 wY. S
75.64
(sk)
68.61
(16 wk)
74.68
-----
9.
6
Ind. C.
Transformer, 2 wy, 50/5
amp 34.24 (sk)
3520
� wk
34.24
31.94
10.
12
Ditto,
100/5
34.24
(Sk)
35:20
�8 wk �
34.24
31.94
11.
6
Ditto,
3 w. 300/300/5
46.01
(4/6 wk)
19.50
(8 wk),
46.01
12.
10
Ditto,
60 cy. 2400/120 V.
37.45
(sk)
35.20
(12 wk),
41.73
34.48
FOB:
Lub.
Lub.
Lub.
Lub.
Terms:
Net
Net
Net
Net
Pricing:
Time of ship.
Time of ship.
10% Esc.
Time of ship.
Delivery:
SK to
10 wk
8/16 wk
Meters-75/90 da. 8/25 wk.
Trans.-180 da.
After consideration of all bids submitted, motion was made by Commissioner Davis, seconded by
Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor dhiteside and Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis
and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, that the purchase be made as follows:
Items 1, 2, 9, 10 and 12 be purchased from C. B. Anderson Company.
Items 3, 4, and 5 be purchased frown Westinghouse Electric Mfg. Co.
Items 6, 7 and 8 be purchased from Nelson Electric Company.
Item 11 be purchased from General Electric Supply Corporation.
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Bids as follows were read on purchase of Corporation Stops, Meter Couplings, etc., for use in
the 4ater Department:
Rohan Morrison
Hays Hays
1 1500 3/4 Corp. 1.67
Stops #1500
2 1100 3/4 curb st. 2.64
900 bent M&H 15335
500 Pr-3/4 909
3, -ent Meter Coup .565
H10892
500 Pr-3/4 St
4+ Ditto #10890 .515
5 1000 Service 1.90
Clamps Tapped
3/4 Corp th ODR
4.13 to 4.75 M10479
for 3" R TP.
6 1000 Service 2.24
Clamps Tapped
3/4 Corp th ODR
4.13 to 4.75 E10479
for 3" R Tr
1500 Meter Box 2.90
rings & Lids
with locks
8 400 2 pc. Valve 4.40
Boxes
9+. .100 2" q Gate
Valve
10 75 3" HE Gate
Valve
1.68
1.81
.57
.52
2.90
4.40
21.05
27.6o
Bid #2283
Viking
Well Mch. C&C
W.T. Wh.
McKee DF
Jones
Mueller Mueller
Mueller
McD,Jones,SB
1.77
1.51 1.53
1.52
1.74
2.69
2.665 2.69
2.68
----
.76
.55 .56
.55
.85
.56,5
.46 .46
.45
.$9
1,44
1.335 1.35
1.34
1.92
2.10 1.67 1.69
2.90 2.90
4.40
19.70
25.75
4.90
18.90
25.88
3.13
2.92
5.82
4.40
18.94
Delivery: 1&4-8-10w 1&4-16/18w Jo SC 4/6 wk M-sk to
5&6-3w 7&8-30/60d 2/3w 4/6 wk.
7&8-30 da 9&10- Bal- Met Bx
60/75 da. 5/8 w 30/100 da
DF-30/6od
NH-60/75d
Terms: 2% Exc. 2% exc. 2% Exc.DF 2% 2% exc.DF
Met.box V Box
& V. & P&L
Pricing: 15 days Firm Firm 20 da 10d ?
FOB: Lub Lub Lub Lub Lub
1.69 2.17
---- 2.26 2.90
Mueller
Trinity
Valley
3.64
---- 4.25 4.40 6.31
18.90 19.75 18.95
---- 25.89 24.44
Sk to 4/6 1-30/45 30/60
wk da;3&4- da
30 da
5&6-3wk
7-30 da
8&9&10-
60/75 da
2% 2% Net 2%-10
I.
Firm 10d Firm --- Firm til
5/1
Lub Lub Lub Lub
45/90 da
1'%
Firm
Lub
After consideration of all bids submitted, motion was made by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Com-
missioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside and Commissioners Huf stedler, Davis, Morris and
Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, that the purchase be made as follows:
Items 1, 2, 5, 6, and 9 to be purchased from Yell Machinery & Supply Company.
Items 3 and 4 to be purchased from West Texas Wholesale and Supply Company.
Items 7 and 8 to be purchased from M. B. McKee Company.
Item 10 to be purchased from Mueller and Company.
Bids as follows
were read
on purchase of Class 150 Pipe.
C.I. Transite, or K & M Pipe, Class 150
Johns-M
U.S. Pipe
McWane
Morrison Viking
Viking
Lone Star
Lone St&t
American C.I.
Item 06.
(Transite)
(C.I.)
4C.I.tar
(K&M or
(C.I.)
(K&M or
Pipe Co.
Pipe Co;
Dipped)
Cont.)
Cent.)
(C.I.
(C.I.) Tar
(C.I.)
1. 4000'
41' .88
1.05
1.052
.84
1.08
.84 cement lined)
(Dipped)
1.04
1.04
1.08
21 l0000,
6" 1.36
1.545
1.54
1.30
1.60
1.296
--
1.54
1.59
3. 10000'
8" 1.90
2.23
2.20
1.80
2.33
1.88
--
2.18
2.27
4. 10000t
10" 2.55
3.01
2.95
2.53
3.15
---
2.93
2.83
3.04
Terms:
Net
Net
Net
1%-10
Z'%-10
1%-10
Notlo
Net
FOB:
Frt
Fbt
Frt.
,Net
allowed
allowed
Allowed
Lub.
Lub at
Lub at
Lub-12.42
Frt. allowed
@18.06 ton @18p6
present
present
net ton
at 18.06 ton
ton
freight
freight
rate
rate
Delivery:
Start Nov 51 :-egin 4 mo start
2nd
8&10 june
2cars
Start 5/51
Immedel.
230 days
Comp Apr 52
Comp. 6mo 30days
qtr
& july 51
Dec 51
camp as
comp
1952 4&6 sept5l
Bal Mar
required
90days
Apr 52
Pricing:
Time of ship
Firm
Firm
Esc not Firm
10%
Firm til
FT= til
Time of Ship.
T�-ko
exceed
10%- til
5/3-Esc
5/15
5/15
After consideration of all bids submitted, motion was made by Commissioner Hufstedler, seconded by
Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside and Commissioners Morris, Huf stedler, Davis
and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, that the purchase be made as follows:
Item 1 and 4 to be purchased from Lone Star Pipe Company, purchasing Cast Iron,cement lined pipe.
..inn 2 and 3 to be purchased from Lone Star Pipe Company, purchasing Cast Iron, tar dipped pipe.
Bids as follows were read on
purchase of electric lamps for the
next
one year period.
Terms
Homer Maxey
(Westinghouse) fist less '33%
.2%
General Electric
(BE) (CE Contract) List
Lest
33%
.2%
(GE) (CA Contract) List
less
33%
5%
Electric Supply
(GE) (CE Contract) List
less
33%
'2%
(GE) (CE Contract) List
less
33%
5%
Southwestern Elec.
(GE) (CE Contraato List
Tess
33%
2%
(GE) (CA Contract) List
Tess
33%
5%
(Sylvania)
35%
2$
Nunn Electric
(GE (CE Contract) List less 33%
2%
(GE) (CA Contract) List
less
33%
5%
After consideration of all bids, mot on was made by Co•nriissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris,
Mayor Whiteside and Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none
voting NAY, that electric lamps be purchased from Homer Maxey Lumber Company, the Mayor hereby being
authorized to enter into Contract.
Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside and
Commissioners Morris, Thomas, Hufstedler and Davis.voting YEA, none voting NAY,` the following Resolution
was passed:
R E S O L U T I ON
WHEREAS, an appraisal committee has appraised the property on the West side of Sherman Avenue,
for the widening of same, between Baylor Street and the North line of Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway
Company right-of-way.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION& THE CITY OF LUBBOCK:
THAT, J. B. Miller, Guardian of the Estate of Mrs. Jessie Brazil; Non Compos Mentos and all
persons interested inthe following described property to -wit:
"The East 25 feet of Block 68, Roberts and McWhorter Addition to the City of Lubbock, Lubbock
County, Texas."
be offered by the Right-of-way Agent the total sum of $320.00 for said property to be acquired with
possession delivered to the City free and clear of any and all liens, encumbrances, and claims of any
nature.
On motion of Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, the foregoing Resolution
was unanimously passed by the city Commission this 26th day of April 1951.
CLARENCE K. WHITESIDE, Mayor
ATTEST:
LAVENIA LOWE, City Secret ary
APPROVED: VAUGHN E, WILSON, City Attorney
Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside and
Commissioners Morris, Huf stedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none votingNAY, the following Resolution
was passed:
R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, the City Commissio n hasheretofore authorized a Right -of -Way Agent to make an offer
to J. B. Miller, Guardian for the Estate of Mrs. Jessie,Brazil, Non Comp6sRentos, 6f'$320.00 for the
following described property in the City of -Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texas.
"They East 25 feet of Block 68, Robertsand McWhorter Addition to the City of Lubbock, Lubbook
County, Texas." and, - I '
WHEREAS, Rohr L. Grimes as agent for the City of Lubbock, made such offer to J. B. Miller,
Guardian for the Estate of Jessie Brazil, Non Compos Mentos, for the right-of-way easement across said
tract of land and the said J. B. alter refused to accept, said offer for the aforesaid tract of land,
and the City Commission considered such offer tobe fair and in all things rewsonable, and hereby approves
and ratifies such offer in all things and it appears that any further effort to agree with him would be
futile;
�j
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK:
THAT, the City Attorney be, and he is hereby authorized and directed to file condemnation
proceedings against said tract of land described in the preamble of this Resolution against the
said J. B. Miller, Guardian for the Estate of Mrs. Jessie Brazil, Non Compos Mentos, and all other
persons having an interest in said property, the same being required for the opening extension and
widening of Sherman Avenue between Baylor Avenue and the North right-of-way line of the Panhandle and
Santa Fe Railway Company.
On motion of Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, the foregoing Resolution was
unanimously passed by the City Commission this 26th day of April 1951.
CLARENCE K. WHITESIDE, Mayor
ATTEST:
LAVENIA LOWE, City Secretary
APPROVED: Vaughn E. Wilson, City Attorney
LUBBOCK BAG COMPANY
304-10 Avenue L
Lubbock, Texas
Mr. Roy L. Grimes
C i Ly Engineer
Lubbock, Texas
Dear Mr. Grimes:
With reference to the blind alley that lies between the property that we occupy, Lots 6, 5, 7 and 8,
William Tubbs Addition, and the vacant lot which we,own, Lots 9, 10, 11 and 12, Block 8, William Tubbs
Addition, we figure there to be in this alley directly behind our building which we could use
approximately 3,440 feet. In the small triangle running parallel with the railroad track and due
North of our Lot 9 there is approximately 2,910 feet which we could also use. Thismakes a total of
6,350 square feet.
We would be willing to purchase this property from the City. In doEng this we would be in a position
to improve this property by building a fire wall next to our present building and connecting the two
buildings together. Therefore, we could build a larger building than we anticipated at the time we
purchased the lots facing Avenue M. In improving this property in this manner the revenue the City
would receive would be increased many times over what it is at the present.
Within the past two years we have purchased footage facing Avenue M at a little less than 160 per foot.
We feel that 100 per square foot would be a fair price for the 6,350 feet included in the triangle and
the alley.
If we can carry out the above plans.the City will benefit by additional tax revenue, and we will also
be able to create jobs for approximately twice the number we now have employed which will also be a
help to the City of Lubbock.
We wouldalso like to point out to you that at the time we built our present building facing Avenue L
we paid the City of Lubbock $1,332.98 to lay a water line in Avenue L up to our property. I under-.
stand the present policy for the City is for the property owners to pay for these lines, and the
city reimburse them over a period of years. I also understand there have been cases where the city
have gone back to reimburse property owners for lines which were put in prior to the present policy
which they are now following. Please advise if this is correct.
I would appreciate it ifyou will submit this bid to the City Commissioners, and let us know something
definite just as soon as you possibly can as we would like to go ahead with our plans.
With best wishes, I am
Yours truly,
LUBBOCK BAG COMPANY"
M. R. QUARLES ISI
M. R. Quarles
The above proposal of Lubbock Bag Company was considered and m6tlon was made by Commissioner Morris,
seconded by Commissioner Huf stedler, motioncarried, Mayor Whiteside and Commissioners Morris, Davis,
Huf stedler and Thomas voting YEA, nonevoting NAY, to authorize the Mayor to execute aquit-claim deed
to Lubbock Bag Company for alley described in the above proposal, being total of 6,350 square feet,
for a considerationof to be paid to the City of Lubbock in the amount of $1,500.00. (One Thousand
Five Hundred and No/100 Dollars).
BLACKWELL MATTRESS COMPANY - 2610 Texas venue- Lubbock, Texa:
April 30, 1951
Mr. R. L. Grimes
City of Lubbock
City
Dear Mr. Grimes:
Aa I explained, we have been and are now carrying on our busir____
of placing us in the same position as present if we consent to the changes made to
of widening Texas Avenue.
carry out the program
(3 Mr. Robert Allen, Secretary -Treasurer of our Co., and I went to the last meeting of the Commission to
x explain our position but were able to see the Secretary only.
.1-! We will expect you to (1) replace the front removed, (2) replace the lost floor space, (3) remove
�uV and re -partition the office, tick room, construction room, and restrooms, (4) move and re -install
exterior doors and windows asneeded, (5) provide power and other utility connections as required.
At best our loss in labor and business would cost between one and two thousanpAollars which we are
willing to contribute to the ;-)roject but we cannot assume any part of the cost of placing%s thus.
As I explained, our position had to be based on our being able to negotiate an extension of our
lease from October 1, 1952 to October 1, 1957)• Mr. Carlock agrees to do this if satisfactory
arrangements with the city are made.
Upon assurance from the city that this will be done, we are agreeable to give our consent in writing.
Very truly yours,
BLACKTIELL NLTTRESS CO.
G. M. BLACKKELLELL, /S/
G.M. Blackwell, Pres.
After consideration of the above proposal, motion was made by Commissioner, Davis, seconded by
Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside and Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler, Davis
and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, to authorize the City to remove the fromt.10 feet of
the mattrees factory building located immediately South of the Fort Worth & Denver Right-of-way, and
on the West side of Texas Avenue, and extending the building South to compensate for the floor area
removed in cutting off the front of the building; cost to not exceed Eleven Thousand (911,000.00)
Rolla.rs. This land to be secured to widen Texas Avenue from 19th Street South to Avenue "H".
The City Commission
Lubbock, Texas
The undersigned, being the owner of the property herein described, hereby maker the follow-
ing proposal and offer to the City of Lubbock for said property, being all of Lot 6, Block 2, %ay and
Jones Subdivision to the City of Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texas.
We will duly execute to the City of Lubbock a warranty deed covering the above described
propettyfor the sum of $15,000 and we will deliver to the City of Lubbock a base abstract together
with all supplements therein down to the present date, and said abstract show good and merchantable
title in the undersigned, free from any and all encumbrances.
This proposal is submitted subject to due acceptance by the governing body of the City of
Lubbock.
Time limit 30 days only.
JOHN W. HALSEY, Owner
BE IT -RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK that the foregoing proposal BE,
and that it is hereby accepted April 26, 1951.
CLARENCE K. WHITESIDE, Mayor
ATTEST:
LAVENIA LOWE
City Secretary
After consideration of the above proposal of John W. Halsey to sell the City Lot 6, Block 2, May
and Jones Sub -division for a consideration of $15,000.00, motion was made by Commissioner Davis,
seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside and Commissioners Morris, Huf-
stedler, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, that the proposal be accepted, and the pay-
ment of $15,000.00 for this land ishereby authorized. This land being secured in order to widen
Texas Avenue from 19th Street South to Avenue H.
To the City Commission, Zity of Lubbock - April 26, 1951
The undersigned being the owner of the property herein described hereby make the following
proposal and offer to the City ofLubbock with respect to the Right-of-way required for widening and
repaving of Texas Avenue and 19th Street South to the intersection of Avenue H and 30th Street, said
property being that part of Lot 1, 2, 3, and 4 of Block 2, May and Tones Subdivision, beginning at a
point which is the Northwest corner of Lot 1, Block 2 of May and Jones Subdivision; Thence in a
Easterly direction 6.90 feet to a point; Thence along the curve 173.77 feet (radius equals 367.80 feet,
long chord equals 172,14 feet) to a point, the bearing of this point being South 250 221 East; Thence
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a distance of 69.38 feet at a bearing of South 380 541 East to a point which is on the East property
line of Lot 4; Thence South a distance of 32.13 feet.to a point which is the South property corner
of Lot 4; Thence in a Southwesterly direction a distance of 3.20 feet.at a bearing of North 450 01
West to a point; Thence along the curb to the right 273.83 feet (radius equals "5.44 feet, long chord
equals 269.5 feet) to the point of beginning, the bearing to this point being North 270 231 West. The
area of the whole containing approximately 4,196 square feet and the following described part of Lot 5,
Block 2 of May and Jones Subdivision beginning at a point which is the West property line of Lot 5,
Block 2 of May and Jones Subdivision; Thence East 77.68 feet to a point; Thence in a Southeasterly
direction a distance of 90.08 feet at a bearing of South 450 001 East to a point which is on the East
property line of Lot 5; Thence South a distance of 28.03 feet to a point; Thence along curve to the
left a distance of 90.45 feet (radius equals 446.74, long chord equals 90.18 feet) to a point, the
bearing to this point being North 400 211 West; Thence a distance of 32.52 feet at a bearing of South
450 of West'to the point of beginning. The area of the wh612 being approximately 7,730 square feet.
The above described property will be dedicated to the City of Lubbock fof Texas Avenue rightiaof-way.
For the sum of $6,500.00, I propose to move the present filling station out of the proposed
right-of-way onto Lot 6,.Block 2 of May and Jones Subdivision (said Lot 6 to be purchased by the City
of Lubbock and deeded to me and property zoned for a filling station, or the City will move said building
and place in as good condition as is.
The City agrees (1) to pay for the paving abutting the above property, (2) �o move or cause to be
moved a telephone pole onto the North lirm of Lot 6, (3) give a letter to the proper authorities asking for
permit for any material needed for construction of a new building, (4) to give permit to move building now
situated on Lot 5 to Lot 6, (5) to allow 60 days from date of this agreement to remove gasoline pumps now
on the West side of the filling station which is now located on Lot 5,
This proposal is contingent upon being approved by the J. A. Fcr tenberry estate and John E. Toles,
and any other lessees interested in Lot 5, Block 2, May and Jones Subdivision,
The City will also level by grading with a maintainer, Lot 6, before the building is moved onto
the lot or before a new building is started and will removed the oldconcrete foundation, floor anddrive-
ways from the site of the present building.
Yours truly,
J. D. JONES, Owner
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY C =IISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, that the foregoing proposal BE, and it is
hereby accepted April 26, 1951.
CLARENCE K. WHITESIDE, Mayor
ATTEST.
LAVENIA LONE, City Secretary
It is ,.greed and understood that as a part of this proposal that the new property line as of this date
is to be placed as shown by the nails with red flags now driven in the ground on the property. If
these lines are not correct than ti.is proposal will be null andvoid and.of no :effect.
y� J. D. JONES
J. D. Jones
oD After consideration of the above proposal, motion was made by Commissioner Davis, seconded by
i Commissioner Mortis, motion carried, I�.ayor Whiteside and Commissioners Hufstedldr,'MofTis, Davis and
Thomas voring YEA, none voting NAY, that the at,ove proposal of J. D. Jones be accepted for securing
right-of-way to widen Texas Avenue from 19th south to Avenue H, the Mayor being hereby authorized to
execute deed to J. D. Jones covering Lot 6, Block 2, May and Jones Sub -division, Lubbock, Texas.
,Aril 19, 1951
To the City Commission
Lubbock, Texas
The undersigned, being the owners of the property herein'described'hereby make the following
proposal and offer to the City of Lubbock with respect to Right of way required for Texas Avenue said
property being that certain tract or parcel of land being out of the Northwest one -quarter of Section
7, Block B, Abstract #94 in Lubbock County, Texas; said property being and is now known as Dixie Courts
and situated at the Southeast corner of the intersection at 23rd Street and Texas Avenue, and fronting
123.7 feet on the East side of T xas Avenue.
And that portion required by the City of Lubbock being described as follows:
We propose to execute a right-of-way deed for the West 15 feet of the above described land
and move one tourist cabin that now extends on or about 13 feet West of the Eastbuilding line of
Texas Avenue out of or East of the building line.
We will execute and deliver to the City of Lubbock a Right-of-way Deed and move said buildings
as stated above from the above described property for the sum of $5,000.00.
This proposal is submitted subject to due acceptance by the governing body of the City of
Lu, . ;ock.
Yours truly,
HENRY DE LAVEN
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COM11ISSION OF THE CIT`I OF LUBBOCK, that theforegoing proposal BE, and it is
hereby accepted April 26, 1951.
CLARENCE K. WHITESIDE, Mayor
ATTEST:
LAVENIA LOWE, City Secretary
After consideration of the above proposal of Henry DeLa.va;L, motion was made by Commissioner Davis,
seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Nhiteside and Commissioners Hufstedler,
Morris, Davis and Thomas voting YEA, none voting NAY, to accepte the proposal of Henry DeIavan, author-
izing payment to him of $5,000.00. Said right of way needed off his property to widen Texas Avenue
from 19th Street South to Avenue H.
November 28, 1950
To the City Commission
Lubbock, Texas
The undersigned, being the. owners of the property herein described hereby make the following proposal
and offer to the City of Luboock with respect to right-of-w4y required for Avenue A, said property
being Lot 7, 81 9, and 10, Block 190, O.T. to the City of Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texas.
And that portion required by the City of Lubbock being described as follows: - Same asabove.
To duly execute anddeliver to the City of Lubbock a Warranty Deed covering that portion of the above
described property needed in consideration of the benefits to my property and the sum of $17,200,00
and we will deliver to the Qity of Lubbock a base abstract, together with all supplements therein,
down to the present date, and said abstract to show good and merchantable title in the undersigned,
free from any and all incumbrances. Owner to have all salvage And remove buildings from site within
sixty (60) days' time.
This proposal is submitted subject to due acceptance by the governing body of the City of Lubbock.
Yours truly,
LUBBOCK HOG AND CATTLE COMPANY
BEN H . DAVIDSON
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COIZ ISSION OF THECITY OF LUBBOCK, that the foregoing proposal BE,and it
is hereby accepted April 26, 1951.
CLARENCE K. WHITESIDE
Mayor
ATTEST:
LAVENIA LOWE, City Seciletary
After consideration of the proposal set out above of'Lubbock Hogand Cattle Company, motion was made
by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Whiteside and
Commissioners Morris, Huf stedlerI D vis and Thomas votingYEA, none voting NAY, to authorize
acceptance of the proposal as set out above, and authorize payment to Lubbock Hog and Cattle
Company of 917,200.00 for said Lots 7, 8, 9 and 10 of Block 190, Original Town of Lubbock, Texas.
LOAN AGENCY OF THE RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION
Rio Grande National Building
Dallas 2, Texas
April 24, 1951
City of Lubbock
Lubbock, Texas
Attention: Mr. R. L. Oldham, Director of Public Works
Re: Charges for Storm Sewer, Block 8
Richmond Second'Addition
City of Lubbock
Gentlemen:
We have your letter of March 30, 1951 referring to and enclosing a copy of your Ordinance No. 743
concerning placement of a storm sewer on Avenue "N" between Second and Third Streets.
Our Engineer, Mr. George T. Marion, has reported on conferences held with you and other members
of the City Staff on handling of this matter, and Mr. Marion has recommended to us handling of this
construction and charges therefor as follows:
1. That the City of Lubbock build the sewer using its own fofces and upon completion of the work
bill RFC on the basis outlined herein:
2. That the cost charged to RFC for construction of -the storm sewer be limited to $2,000.00•or
actual direct cost for doing the work, whichever is lesser.
3. That the direct cost mentioned above be interpreted to mean cost of labor and materials
exclusive of profit and exclusive of any overhead, service, cr administrative charges;
4. That no part of the cost of inlet box along Avenue "N", shown on your Drawing GWO-596 as
manhole No. 3 at Station 7 � 26.9, be included in charges to the RFC;
5. That no part of the bost of the 48" pipe from manhole No. 3 to the intersection of Avenue "N"
with the Santa Fe Railroad right-of-way at approximate Station No. V 07 be included in
charges against RFC;
6. That in further clarification of Nos. 4 and 5 above, the charges to RFC will be limited to cost
of laying a 36" concrete pipe from the north property line in Third Street to the nearest edge
of manhole No. 3;
7. That charges to RFC upon completion of tho work will be backed up iri reasonable detail and
breakdown of costs, and will be accompanied by a certification from an authorized official
of the City of Lubbock to the effect that charges to RFC are., - to the best of his knowledge,
correct, fair, just and reasonable, and were incurred in performance of that portion of the
storm sewer work properly chargeable against owner of Block 8.
e:e concur in the above recommendations for menthod of handling this work and the charges, and
would like to have the City's approval or comments as soon as possible.
Your svery truly,
nuke T . -PTTTu. 4rencv Vanarer
After consideration of the above proposal of Reconstruction Fingnce Corporation in regard to placement
of storm sewer on Avenue N, between 2nd and 3rd Street, motion was made by Commissioner Huf stedler,
seconded by Eommissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor 'Whiteside and Commissioners Morris, Hufstedler,
Davis and Thomas votingYEA, nonevoting NAY, that the proposal as set out in their letter be accepted,
in connection with construction of storm sewer on Avenue N, between 2nd and 3rd Street.
No further business coming up for consideration, the commission recessed -to meet May 3, 1951, at
1:30 P.M.
Read and approved this the 24th day of May , 1951.
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ATTEST:
Ci Secretary