HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - Regular - 3/25/1948REGULAR MEETING.
Lubbock, Texas
March 25, 1948
The City Commission of the City of Lubbock, Texas, met at 2 o'clock P.M. in
regular session at the regular meeting place in the City Hall, the following
members thereof being present, to -wit:
Mayor C. C. Bestwick, Commissioners W. B. Price, F. H. Childress, John Spikes,
City Attorney Vaughn E. Wilson, Cite Manager M. R. Smith, Jr., City Secretary
Lavenia Williams.
Absent: Commissioner J. Ray DIekey.
The Minutes of Regular Meeting of March 11, 1�48, and Recessed Regular
Meeting of March 15, 1, 48, were read, and upon motion by Commissioner
Childress, seconded by Commissioner Price, carried unanimously, they were
approved.
The Minutes oS Agcounts allowed from Warrant No. C-5312 to Warrant No. C-5629,
both inclusive, were read, and upon motion by Com. Childress, seconded by
Commissioner Spikes, carried unanimously, they were approved.
Motion by Commissioner Childress, seconded by Commissioner Price, carried
unanimously, Ordinance No. 865 was passed.
ORDINANCE NO. ___865_
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING DEFINITIONS FOR SL.".UGHTERHOUSE, ENU LOYEE, UTENSILS,
PERSON, HEALTH OFFICER AND ANIMALS; REQUIRING PERMITS; PROVIDING FOR APPLICATIO
REVOCATION AND RE-INSTATEI4ENT OF PERMITS; CREATING OFFICE OF CHIEF MEAT INSPEC-
TOR AND PROVIDING FOR APPOINTT'IENT 01F VETERINARIAN THERETO BY HEALTH OFFICER;
PROVIDING CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS FOR SLAUGHT]nRHOUSES; REQUIRING SCREENING
OF WINDOWS, DOORS AND PEGULATING THE USE OF IOISONS; REQUIRING SLAUGHTERHOUSE
TO PROVIDE NECESSARY EQUIPMENT FOR RETAINING AND HANDLING OF ME1iTS AND MEAT
PRODUCTS IN A SANITARY MANNER,; PROVIDING FOR STERILIZATION FACILITIES AND
PROCEDURE; REQUIRING HAND WASHING FACILITIES; CLEAN OUT23Z GARMENTS; AND
AFPROVED METAL KNIFE SCABBARDS; PROVIDING FOR HEALTH CERTIFIC.!TES FOR ALL
PERSONS ASSISTING IN S;LAUGHTERING AND HANDLING OF CARCASSES OR PARTS THEREOF;
PROVIDING SEPARATION DISTANCE OF SLAUGHTERHOUSE FROM FEEDING BENS, PRIVIES
AND EARTH TOILETS; PROVIDING FOR STANDARDS FOR SANITARY TOILET ROOMS AND
REGULATIONS THEREOF; PROVIDING STANDARDS FOR PRIVIES OR EARTH TOILETS AND
REGULATIONS THEREOF; PROVIDING FOR HAND WASHIW,, FACILITIES; REGULATING THE
HANDLING OF AND DISPOSAL OF ALL WASTE, OFFAL,'SEWAGE AND RAW WASTE WATER;
PROHIBITING THE PRESENCE OF DOGS AND CATS IN SLAUGHTERHOUSE; REQUIRING LIVE
INSPECTION OF ALL ANIMALS INTENDED FOR SLAUGHTER AND PROVIDING FOR INSPECTION
OF SLAUGHTERHOUSE; PROHIBITING THE TRANSPORTATION IN TO THE CITY OF LUB'11OCK
VaTH INTENT TO OFFER, EXPOSE FOR SALE, OR SELL ANY SICK OR DISEASED ANIMAL,
OR FISSH OR ANY SUCH ANIMAL WHICH WAS SICK OR DISEASED OR THAT DIED A NATURAL
DR ACCIDENTAL DEATH; PROVIDING FOR FOURS OF KILLING AND INSPECTION REQUIRE-
MENTS; AND FIXING INSPECTION FEES TO BE PAID FOR SAID INSPACTIONS; PROHIBITING
THE SLAUGHTER OF UNINSPECTED ANIMALS AND PROVIDING FOR INSPECTION AND STAMPING
THEREOF; CONDEMNATION AND DENATURING OF CONDEMNED MEATS OR MEAT PRODUCTS;
PROHIBITING THE POSSESSION FOR PURPOSE OF SALE ANY MEATS OR MEAT PRODUCTS
WHICH HAVE NOT BEEN INSPECTED UNDER THE REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE MEAT INSPEC-
TION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, OR THAT OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERMIENT; PRO-
VIDING THAT EACH PRIMAL PART OF NEAT OR PORTION THEREOF BEAR A MARK OR
STAMP SHOWING THAT IT HAS BEEN INSPECTED AND PASSED FOR FOOD PURPOSES; REGULAT-
ING THE POSSESSION AND USE OF STAI:IP OR BRAND USED BY INSPECTORS OF -THE HEALIEi
DEPARTMENT; PROVIDING ALL INSPECTORS OF THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT TO ENTER AND
INSPECT ALL PLACES WHERE MEATS ARE PREPARED, STORED OR EXPOSED FOR SALE; REGU-
LATING THE STORAGE OF MEATS OR MEAT PRODUCTS BY HOTELS, BUTCHER gHOPS AND
RESTAURANTS; PROHIBITING TFE STORAGE OF TEATS AND MEAT PRODUCTS IN COMPART-
MENTS WITH OTHER ARTICLFS WHICH MAY CAUSE SAID MEAT OR MEAT PRODUCTS TO
BECOME CONTAMINATED; PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE PROTECTION OF MEATS AND
MEAT PRODUCTS BEING TRANSPORTED THROUGH THE STREETS, ALLEYS, OR PUBLIC HIGHWAYS
OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK; PROVIDING FOR CONDEMNATION OF, FORBIDDING THE SALE
OF, CAUSIrG TO BE REMOVED, DESTROYED OR DENATURED, MY MEAT CR MEAT PRODUCTS
PREPARED, PACKED, HELD OR STORED IN INSANITARY CONDITIONS; GIVING THE CITY
HEALTH OFFICER AUTHORITY TO TAKE SAMPLES OF SUCH MEATS AND NEAT PRODUCTS FOR
EXAMINATION PURPOSU THEREOF; ADOPTING "BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY ORDER NUMBER
211 (REVISED) " AS THE STANDARD OF INSPECTION; PROVIDING FOR ADOPTION P41D
PROMULGATION OF RULES AND REGULATIONS BY THE CITY HEALTH DERARTI.7ENT ; PROVIDING
A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION THEREOF; REPEAL AND DATE OF EFFECT; PROVIDING A
SAVINGS CLAUSE; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
Motion by Dommissioner Childress, seconded by Commissioner Spikes, carried un-
animously, Ordinance No. 866 pasted first reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 866 _
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS I AND 2 OF ORDINANCE NO. 729, FINALLY PASSED
BY THE CITY COrM1TISSION NOVEMBER 8, 1545, AND SECTIONS 1 4ND 2 OF ORDINANCE
NO. 808, FINALLY PASSED BY THE CITY COMMISSION, MARCH 7, 1947; ESTABLISH
BUILDING LINES ON THE WEST SIDE OF AVENUE "A" FROM 6TH STREET SOUTH TO THE CITY
LIMITS IN THE VICINITY OF 28TH STREET; AND ON THE EAST SIDE OF AVENUE "A" FROM
THE NORTH PROPERTY LINE OF 6TH STREET AS PRODUCED FROM THE WEST, SOUTHWARDLY �
TO THE PRESENT CITY LITUTS IN THE VICINITY OF 28TH STREET; SAID ORDINANCE N0. 800
CONSTITUTING AN AMENDM TO ORDINANCE NO. 729, AND TF IS ORDINANCE CONSTITUTING
AN AMENDMENT TO THE BUILDING LINES ESTABLISHED IN SECTIONS 1 AND 2 OF SAID
ORDINANCE SO THAT THE BUILDING LINES SHALL CONFORM TO THE BUILDING Lp ES
ESTABLISHED BY THIS AMEN- MENT BETWEEN THE POINTS DESCRIBED AND BEGINNING AND
EXTENDING FROM AVENUE "A" AND 6TH STREET SOUTH ON AVENUE "A" TO 28TH STRET ;
AND REPEALING SECTIONS 1 AND 2 OF ORDINANCES 808 AND 720, RELATING TO
BUILDING LINES THEREIN ESTABLISHED IN `=0 FAR AS SAID BUILDING LINES ARE
MODIFIED AND CHANGED BY SECTIONS 1 AND 2 OF THIS ORDINANCE.
Motion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner Spikes, carried
unanimously, Ordinance No. 867 passed first reading.
ORDINANCE NO. _867
AN ORDINANCE CREATING A PARKING METER ZONE IN THE CITY OF LUBBOC7�, TEXAS,
BY A1ENDING THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 15 AND SECTION 23 OF ORDINANCE NO. 5641
SO AS TO ADI) AN ADDITIONAL PARKING METER ZONE AND PROVIDE FOR THE INSTALLA-
TION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF MECHANICAL DEVICES TO REGULATE PARKING
IN SAID PARKING METER ZONE; PROVIDE FOR THE AF= LICAT rON OF ALL PROVISIONS
OF ORDINANCE NO. 564 TO THE PARKING METER ZONE HEREIN ESTABLISHED; FIXING
PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ORDINANCE AND REPEALING
ALL PROVISIONS OF ALL OTHER ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; FURTHER PRO-
VIDING THAT TITIS ORDINANCE SHALL NOT REPEAL ANY FORTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 564,
EXCEPT AS HEREIN EXPRESSLY PROVIDED; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
Motion by Commissioner Spikep, seconded by Commissioner Childress, carried
unanimously, to approve for paving, the following Paving Units:
Unit No. 642 - Uvalde Avenue, N.P.L. 3rd Street to N.P.L. 4th St.
Unit No. 597 - 32nd Strept, E.P.L. Ave. J. to E.P.L. Ave. L, RR RC
Unit No. 686 - 27th Street, W.P.L. Ave. P to E.P.L. Ave. Q
Unit No. 672 - Ave. U, N.P.L. 2nd St. to N.P.L. 1st St.
Unit No. 671 - 25th Street, W.P.L. Ave. L to E.P.L. Avenue N
Unit No. 508 - 15th Street, Ave. B to Ave. g - with the
exception of Lot 1, Block 187, Original Town, and
Lot 20, Block 186, Original Town,
which are to be "leaveout s" . II
Motion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner Childress, carried un-
animously, to authorize the Mayor to execute the following release and reassign-
ment of paving lien covering Lot 9, Block 7, Summer Hill Addition. is,
STATE OF TEXAS I
I KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
COUNTY OF LUBBOCK I
THAT in consideration of TWO HUNDRED ($200.00) DOLLARS, in hand paid by
the The Fidelity Union Life Insurance Company of Dallas, Texas, the receipt
of which is hereby acknowledged and confessed, the City of Lubbock, a Home
Rule Municipal Corporation, domociled in Lubbock County, Texas, hereby assigns
transfers and conveys unto the said the The Fidelity Union Life Insurance Com-
pany a certain paving lien contract executed by George Anderson, et ux, Margie
Anderson, dated the 17th day of May A.D. 1947, for the principal sum of
THRE- HUNDRED EIGHTEEN AND 64/100 (J318.64) DOLLARS, said paving contract lien
having been given to secure the payment of certain improvements, to -wit: paving
of the street abutting upon the following described property situated in
Lubbock County, Texas, and more fully described as follows:
i
Lot 9, Block 7, Summer Hill Addition to the City of Lubbock,
Lubbock County, Texas. �
And further provided that Ordinance No. 802 of the said City of Lubbock,
passed February 7, 1947, also created a paving lien a#ses@went upon the above
described property for the above described improvements and the said City of
Lubbock hereby assigns, transfers and conveys unto the said The Fidelity Union �+
Life Insurance Company of Dallas, Texas, said assessment lien, aforesaid, to-
gether with the above contract lien for the said consideration as above set outs.
HOWEVER, it is further provided that A. M. Smith, et ux, Bea Smith,
present owners, have paid upon said assessment lien and contract lien the
sum of ONE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN AND 64/100 ($118.64) DOLLARS, and are entitled to
a credit of said amount on the above amount of said contract lien and assess-
ment lien. It is hereby acknowledged that ONE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN AND 64/100
($118.64) DOLLARS of the above contract lien and assessment lien has been
paid, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, and the above assessment lien
and contract lien is hereby °releases in the extent of said credit, to -wit:
ONE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN AND 64/100 ($118.64) DOLLARS.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the above mentioned contract paving lien and assess-
ment lien together with all and singular the contract paving lien and assessment
lien right, equities and interest in and to said land which it has by virtue
of being the holder and owner of said contract paving lien and assessment
lien, aforesaid.
PROVIDED HOWEVER, that said contract paving lien and assessment lien, as
to the above credit, to -wit: ONE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN AND 64/100 ($118.64) DOLLARS,
is released. That said release does not affect the balance of said contract
paving lien and as-essment lien of the said TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS ($200.00), whit
is hereby assigned to the said the The Fidelity Union Life Insurance Company 11
of Dallas, Texas, this a signment being without recourse on the City of Lubbock.
In witness Whereof, this instrument is officially signed and the seal affiXed
this �25 day of March�948. , �.D.,
ATTEST:
City Secretary
C A Bestwick
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Motion by Commissioner Trice, seconded by Commissioner Uhild ress, carried
unanimously, the following Resolution was passed.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS,the City Commission of the City of Lubbock deems it in the
public interest to secure a license from War Assets Administration, covering
building T-1904, at the South Plains Army -irfield, for the purpose of
dismantling and removing from its present location on the East side of
the field to the West Side of the field, and remodeling for use as an
airport facility, subject to the terms of a license submitted by the War
Assets Administration as herein modified; THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COZ24ISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOC_'�, TEXAS:
THAT, the Mayor or Mayor Pro-tem, of the City of Lubbock, BE, and he
ie hereby authorized, for and an behalf of the City of Lubbock, to accept
the license dated March 8, 1948, relating to the building and subject
matter set out in the preamble to this resolution, and to execute such
acceptance by signing the original and such original copies as may be
deemed necessary by War Assets Administration.
PROVIDED HOTEVER, that said license is modified so that the City of
Lubbock shall not be required to carry insurance provided in Section 8,
and further provided that this relocation and remodeling of this building
being for temporary use pending construction of a permanent airport building,
an appropriation of $2500.00 is hereby made for the purposes stated in Section
and the City of Lubbock shall not be liable f or any remodeling costs exceeding
said sum.
Three certified copies of this resolution will be furnished War Assets
Administration.
On motion by Commissioner Childress, seconded by Commissioner Spikes, the
foregoing resolution was unanimously passed by the Governing Body of the
City of Lubbock, at its regular meeting, this the 25tth day of Marc', A.D. , 1948
C . A. Bestwick
------------Mayor—'"----------
ATTEST :
Laveni Will Lams
--------City S Fgtary --
Motion by commissioner Childress, seconded by Commissioner Spikes, carried
unanimously, that Resolution passed by the City Commission film their meeting
of i'larch 11, 1948, in regard to Building Number T-1904 at the South Plains
Army Airfield, said Resolution being of record in Minute Book 8, Page 66,
of the records of the City Commission of the City of Lubbock, Texas, be and
it is hereby declared void.
Letter was received from Walton't, King's Jewelry and the Vogue, requesting
removal of Bus Stops on the North side of Broadway at Avenue "J". Thia
matter was referred to the City Manager and Chief of Police for study
and recommendation.
Letter was read from K. N. Clapp, requesting that the City dedicate
building for use by the Boy Scouts in the event the City secures use
of the buildings at Lubbock Municipal Airport which are now owned by
the Government. This matter was taken under advisement.
Motion by Commissioner Childress, seconded by Commissioner Price, carried
unanimously, the following Resolution was passed.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the City of Lubbock has, through its City Manager and Right -
of -Way Agent, Charles F. Dvoracek, attempted to agree with Mr. M. T. Howel
on the value of his property, being all of Lot 13, Block 15, Original Town
of the City of Lubbock, Texas, the said property being needed for highway
and street purposes; and,
WHEREAS, said owner has refu4od to accept the offer made by the City
Commission as aforesaid; and,
WHEREAS, the City and Mr. Dowell have failed to agree on the value
of said tract of land; and,
TNHEREAS, the said lot, to -wit: Lot 13, Block 15, Original Town of the
City of Lubbock, Texas, is needed for highway and street purposes and the
owner and the City having failed to agree on the value of said tract of
land; THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COM1,1ISSION OF THE CITY 'IF LUBBOCK, TEXAS:
THAT, the City Attorney, BE, and he is hereby authorized to file and
prosecute to the final conslusion, condemnation proceedings, and acquire
the fee simple title to all of said lot.
Passed and approved by unanimous vote of the City Commission this 25
day of __March,— 1948. ----""""
C. A. Bestwick
---- -----------------------
Mayor
ATTEST:
Lavenia Williams
-- City�3ec erer eery --�--
Bids as follows were read on Meter rings and Lids; in lots of not less than
600. This being Bid No. 924.
Lubbock Machine Company $2.14 each
Dallas Foundry 2.24 each
San Antonio Machine & Supply Co. 2.20 each
Motion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner Spikes, carried
unanimously, to accept the bid of Lubbock Machine Company for this purchase.
Bids were read on miscellaneous hardware for use by the Electric Department.
Bids were received an lVitems of Pole Hardware and fixtures from
Southwestern Electric Company
Nunn Electric Company
Line Material Company
C� E :Tones Electric Company
Westinghouse Electric Company
Nelson Electric Company
Anderson -'Young Electric Company
General Electric Supply Corporat
The following bids being submitted on all items:
Westinghouse Electric Company $3,315.79
Nunn Electric Company 3,404,84
Nelson Electric Company 32393.41
Line Material Company 3,364.89
G E Jones Electric Company 39385.09
General Electric Supply Corporation 32336.58
Motion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner Childress, carried
unanimously, that this purchase be made as follows:
Items 1 to 18, be purchased from General Electric Supply Corporation
because they can make immediate delivery of materials.
Item No. 19, as shown in the bid, be purchased from Line Material Company
at a price of $874.02.
This being Bid No. 929.
Bids were read on purchase of approximately 200 poles of various lengths for
use in the Electric Department. This being Bid No. 928.
G E Jones Company $4 163.50
General Electric Supply Corporation 4,417.00
Nelson Electric Company 4,039.00
Conroe Creosoting Company 4,278.45
Potosi Tie F, Lumber Uo. 4,821.00
Motion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner Child re s, carried
unanimously, that the purchase be made from Nelson Electric Company.
There was discussion of purchase of 16 M.M. Movie Projector Microphone and
Record Player for use by the Recreation Department, but no action was taken.
n
Bids were read on Fifteen (15) metal well houses for wells in the new well
field area Northeast of the City; this being Bid No. _ _ and being
for all steel pump houses. Bid was received, being from Bilt Products Co�
in the amount of $375.00 each, on size 10 Ft. x 12 Ft., and
Prefabricated Structure Company $331.96, on size 81 x 9f4rf.�
I
Motion by Commissioner Childress, seconded by Commissioner Spikes, carried
unanimously, that the bid of Steel Built Products Company be accepted for this
purchase.
Bids as follows were read on utility track body for the Electric Department:
F W D Company - Firm price, 60 day delivery - $2,069.35
American Coach and Body Company
Price subject to change without notice
6 to 7 months delivery, 1,821.85
Motion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner Spikes, carried unan
to accept the bid of F. W. D. Company for this purpose.
Bids as follows were read on 22 Steel Beds
for the Fire Department:
Tot al
Grass Furniture Company, - Beds - $10.00 each $220.00
Motion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner Childress, carried
unanimously, that this bid be accepted for purchase of these beds provided
Springs can be furnished at a satisfactory price.
Bids as follows were read on purchase of 1,000 Feet of 2 1/2" and 500 Feet
-of 1 1/2" Fire Hose.
M. 'B . McKee O ompany
2 2 ff
1 It?
Oxford Hose
$1.28
-
Huskey - -
- t88¢
Cord - -
1.22
-
Special - -
- .86
American LaFranee Fire Hose Company
Brigade Hose -
1.17
- .72
Eureka Fire Hose Company
Multex -
1.50
- 1.02
Southland -
1.27
- .89
Viking Supplv Co.
Niagra Hose 1.45 .93
Quaker Rubber Company
Oxford - 1.50 - -
Huskey - - 1.02
Cord - 1.30
Special - - .95
Paramount Supply Company
Oxford - 1.42 - -
?uskey - - .97
Cord - 1.24 -
Special - - - .90
General of Detrott
Boston - 1.37 - .90
Paramount - 1.20 - .85
Hancock Fire Extinguisher_uo,
Inner Flex - 1.225 - .8475
Chief Twitty recommends as follows:
1st - Eureka "Multexff
as being the best hose and most economical in the long run.
2nd - American LaFranee "Brigade"
3ta - Eureka "Southlandff
Ly,
Motion by Commissioner Childress, seconded by commissioner Spikes, carried
unanimously, to accept the hid of Eureka Fire Hose Company on the Multex
hose, for this purchase.
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Bids as f ollcvis were read on purchase of kitchen range for the new Fire
Station at 30th St. and Texas Avenue:
Meinecke Bros. Hardware
Baker Flemming Company
Terry & Childress Hardware Co.
Terry & Childress Hardwa:rd Co.
Sears Roebuck Co.
Make
Enterprise $189.50
Roper 200.00
Magic Chef 299.50
Red Rose 165.50
Western Holly 173.25
Motion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Gommissioner GAildress, carried
unanimously, that the City Manager be authorized to purchase the range
to the best advantage of the City.
Final Estimate to R. H. Fulton Company, in the amount of $60,539.19 under
contract on which bids were received for water worlds improvements
A$ral� 24, 1947, was presented the Commiss.on and motion was made
by- Commissioner Childress, seconded by Commissioner Price, carried
unanimously, to authorize payment in the amount of §50,539.19; $10,000.00
to be with -held until final approval and acceptance of this work.
Motion by Commissioner Childress, seconded by Commissioner Spikes, carried
unan-imously, the following Resolution was passed.
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK:
THAT, the City Manager and Citr Attorney, BE, and they are hereby
authorized to fully defend all suits on behalf of the City of Lubbock,
and institute any and all proceedings and suits deemed necessary or
expedient in clearing the seventy-five (751) foot right-of-way on Avenue "A",
between 6th Street and the South City Limits line.
Passed and approved by unanimous vote of the City Commission this 25th
day of March, 1948.
C. A. Bestwick
-----mayor �----------
ATTEST:
Lavenia Williams_________
VCity Secretary
Motion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner Childress, carried
unanimously, the following Resolution was passed.
LUR70CK FORM NO. 10
RESOLUTION DIRECTING ENGINEER TO
PREPARE AND FILE ESTIMATES, ROLLS,
ETC., IN CONNECTION WITH PROPOSED
IMPROV12JENTS ON PORTIONS OF STREETS,
AVENUES AND/OR ALLEYS IN THE CITY OF
LUBT30 CK , TEXAS
":HEREAS, the Governing Body of the Gity of Lubbock has heretofore ordered
and provided for the improvement of portions of sundry streets, avenues and
or alleys in said Gity as designated below:
23rd Street
from
Avenue N
To
Avenue P
24th Street
from
Avenue P
to
Avenue Q
Avenue W
from
19th Stt'eet
to
20th-Street
Avenue W
from
20th Street
to
21st Street
Avenue W
from
21st Street
to
22nd Street
Avenue W
from
22nd Street
to
23rd Street
Avenue W
from
23rd Street
to
24th Street
Avenue W
from
24th Street
to
25th Street
20th Street
from
Tyler Avenue
to
Polk Avenue
Jackson Avenue
from
26th Street
to
28th Street
27th Street
from
Jackson Avenue
to
Van Buren Ave.
Waco Avenue
from
Sanders Street
to
3rd Street
Waco Avenue
from
3rd Street
to
4th Street
Avenue V
from
North 2nd Street
to
lst Street
Avenue V
from
lst Street
to
2nd Street
32nd Street
from
Avenue P
to
Avenue Q
31st Street
from
College Avenue
to
Washington Avenue
31st Stre-t
from
Washington Ave.
to
Adams Avenue
31st Street
from
Adams Avenue
to
Jefferson Avenue
Sanders Street
from
Vernon Avenue
to
Uvalde Avenue
32nd Street
from
Washington Ave.
to
Adams Avenue
32nd Street
from
Adams Avenue
to
Jefferson Avenue
32xid Street
from
Jefferson Ave.
to
Monroe Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
from
College Vie Addn.to
32nd Street
31st Street
from
Sunshine Addn.
to
U. S. #87
Monroe Avenue
from
29th Street
to
32nd Street
2nd Street
from
Vernon Avenue
to
Waco A,Oxaue
2nd Street
from
Waca Avenue
to
College Avenue
Avenue W
From
25th Street
to
26th Street
Avenue W
from
26th Street
to
27th Street
29th Street
from
Monroe Avenue
to
Jackson Avenue
Monroe Avenue
from
32nd Street
to
33rd Street
Avenue K
from
25th Street
to
Avenue L
24th Street
from
Avenue T
to
Avenue U
Jackson Avenue
from
22nd Street
to
23rd Street
26th Street
from
Avenue Q
to
Avenue S
29th Street
from
Avenue H
to
Morning Side Addn,
Harrison Avenue
from
19th Street
to
20th Street
Harrison Avenue
from
20th Street
to
21st Street
Avenue U
from
4th Street
to
5th Street
Avenue U
from
5th Street
to
6th Street
25th Street
from
Tyler Avenue
to
Polk Avenue
Avenue M
from
2nd Stre et
to
9ath Street
Vernon Avenue
from
lst Street
to
2md !Street
Vernon Avenue
from
2nd Street
to
Sanders Street
Vernon Avenue
from
Sanders Street
to
3rd Street
Vernon Avenue
from
3rd Street
to
4th Street
8th Street
from
Avenue N
to
Avenue 0
Avenue V
from
32nd Street
to
33rd Street
Avenue V
from
33rd Street
to
34th Street
23rd Street
from
Avenu e L
to
Avenue K
23rd Street
from
Avenue K
to
Avenue J•
23rd Street
from
Avenue J
to
Texas -Avenue
23rd Street
from
Texas Avenue
to
!venue H
21st Street
from
Tyler Avenue
to
Polk Avenue
33rd Street
from
College Avenue
to
Washington Avenue
33rd Street
fran
Washin ;ton Avenue to
Adams Avenue
33rd Street
from
Adams Avenue
to
Jefferson Avenue
33rd Street
from
Jefferson Avenue
to
Monroe Avenue
31st Street
from
Avenue L
to
Avenue N
31st Street
from
Avenue N
to
Avenue P
26th Street
from Monroe
Avenue
to
Jackson Avenue
26th Street
from
Jackson Avenue
to
Van Buren Avenue
26th Street
from
Van Buren Avenue
to
Harrison Avenue
26th Street
from
Harrison Avenue
to
Tyler Avenue
33rd Street
from
Avenue L
to
Avenue N
33rd Street
from
::venue N
to
Avenue P
28th Street
from
Monroe Avenue
to
Jackson Avenue
28th Street
from
Van Buren Avenue
to
Tyler Avenue
28th Street
from
Jacksoz Avenue
to
Van Buren Avenue
Adams Avenue
from
College View AddIn.
to
31st Street
Adams Avenue
from
31st Street
to
32nd _Street
Adams Avenue
from
32nd Street
to
33rd Street
Adams Avenue
from
33rd Street
to
34th Street
�5th Street
from
Avenue L
to
Avenue N
ajo agreement and arrangement therefor has been made and entered into by
the City of Lubbock, and it is proposed to make and levy a ssessments against
abutting property and the owners thereof/and others for a portion of the
cost of such improvements.
THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the "ity Commission of the pity of Lubbock,
Texas, that,
I.
The Lngineer of the 'ity be, andhe is hereby directed to prepare and file with
the City estimates showing cost of improvements in each Unit, showing
the description of property abutting upon each unit with the names of the
owners of such property and the amounts proposed to be assessed against
each parcel of property and showing other matters and things, it being
specially provided however, that any mistake in such estimates or in amounts
and in the descriptions of property or names of owners shall in no wise
affect, invalidate or t .pair any assessment which may be levied.
II
Such estimates, rolls and statements shall show all information required to
be shown thereon by the proceedings of the Uity relating to such improve-
ments and the law and charter with amendments in force in the City.
NIS
This resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage
PASSED AND APPROVED, this the 25th day of March, 1948.
ATTEST:
Lavenia Williams
City Secretary.
Motion by Commissioner Price seconded by Commissioner
unanimously to appoint the following persons tg6erve
Recreation douncil, term to expire March 25, 1951.
Mrs. Durwood H. Bradley
Mr G.C. Dowell
Dr. J.M. Lewis
Wm. H. (Bill) Evans
C A Bestwick
MAYOR
Spikes, carried
as members of the
Motion by Commissioner Spikes, seconded by CCommissioner Childress, carried
unanimously, to authorize the Mayor to issue a License to the Panhandle
and Santa Fe Railway C o<<.pany for loci ting a f ence at 6th Street and Avenue
H. The License follows:
STREET USE LICENSE
THIS LICENSE, made this 25th day of March, 1948, between City of
Lubbock, a Home Rule Municipal Corporation, and Panhandle and Santa Fe
Railway Company, a railroad corporation, hereinafter respectively called
City and Railroad.
WITNESSETH :
That the parties hereto for the considerations hereinafter expressed
covenant ant agree as follows:
1. Subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth City hereby
grants Railroad a license to use the following described triangular tract
of land lying within the corporate limits of the City of Lubbock, being a
part of the "Dead end" of 6th Street at its intersection with Avenue "H"
described by metes and bounds as follows:
Beginning at a point in Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway North property
line, said point being approximately 25 feet West of the intersection
of the South Property line of 6th Street and the West alley line of
Block 41, Original Town; Thence West approximately 60 f eet; Thence
Northwesterly along the present North Right-of-way line of said
Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway a distance of approximately 105
a feet ; Thence South Easterly approximately 150 feet to the point
of beginning.
2. The Railroad is authorized to change its fence now located along the
South lines of the above described triangular tract and to reconstruct and
build said fence along the North side of the above described triangular
tract, and after such reconstruction of the fence, to use the area within
the above described triangular, tract for all proper purposes provided
however, that no permanent structure shall be placed within said area.
3. Railroad shall pay to City the sum of One ($1.00) Dollar, per year as
compensation for this license.
4. Railroad shall at all times indemnify and save harmless the Uity against.
any and all loss, damage, expense or calicos of every nature which "ity may
incur or become liable for resulting in any manner from the relocation,
construction, maintenance, use, state of repair incident to the relocation
of said fence and use of said area South of the relocated fence by Railroad,!
which shall ing ude any loss, damage or expense arising out of loss of or
damage to property, injuries to or death of persons, mechanics or other
liens of any character or taxes or assessments of any nature.
5. This license is granted by City to Railroad for on(/year from March 25,
1948, and shall continue thereafter for a period of ten (10) years, subject
however, to City's right, with or without cause, to cancel this license
by written notice by City to Railroad that said license has been cancelled
and revoked, and any such notice given by "ity of the cancellation or
revocation of this license shall be conclusively presumed to be prop@Fly
served if the same be delivered to Railroad by delivering to its local
agent, or if deposited in the postoffice at Lubbock Texas, post paid and
addressed to Railroad at Lubbock, Texat.
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6. All the covenants and provi eions of this license shall be binding upon
and inure to the benefit of the successors, legal representatives and
assigns of the parties to the same extent and effect as the same are
binding upon and inure to the benefit of the parties hereto, but no
assignment hereof by Railroad shall be binding upon and inure to the
benefit of its successors, legal representatives or assigns, or any
subsequent assignee without the written consent of City for each instance,
and further provided that this instrument or any other instrument relating
hereto shall never be construed as modifying the �,ity's right to revoke an
cancel this license upon thirt3 (30) days notice as above set out, and in
the event such notice is given by City, Railroad covenants and agrees that
it will forthwith remove said f nce from along the North line of the
triangular tract of land herein escribed and clear the area of said triargul
tract of any and all obstructions then existing thereon.
In witness whereof the parties have executed this agreement in
duplicate the 25th day of "larch, 1948.
ATT T:
'/.", , , _' - /1,0 - -
ity -Secretary.
CITY 0 LUBBOCK
BY
Mayo r
PANHANDLE & S ANTA FE RAILWAY COMPANY
The R+ d Cross request for water service without the rdquired deposit was
discussed and it was the unanimous Oecision of the Commission that the
deposit be required.
The matter of a contract with the Texas Technological College for electric
service was discussed and the City "'anager was instructed to present
contracts to the college officials for their consideration.
Motion by Commissioner Spikes, seconded by Commissioner Childress, carried
unanimously, that the Mayor be authorized to execute quit -claim deed to
a fifteen (15' ) foot triangular tract of land to G.k, & ,RYL. Ytykendall out
the Northeast corner of Lot 35, Block 2, Dupree Addition to the City of
Lubbock in . exchange for a deed to the pity to a strip of land five (5 )
feet wide off of the east side of Lot 35, Block 2, Dupree Addition,
Lubbock, Texas. Field notes for each tract of land tobe shown in the deeds.
Annual Audit report of the �-ity's accounts for the fiscal year April 1,
1946 to March 31, 1947, was presented to the City Commission by C.A.White,
of Cornell abd Oompany, and upon motion by Commissioner Price, seconded
by Commissioner Childress, carried unanimously, the Audit report was
accepted and payment to Cornell and "ompany authorized in the amount of
$1,425,00, in accordance with contract.
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No further bus ine ss coming up f or consideration, the C ity Uommission
recessed to meet March 29, 1948, at 9:30 A.M.
Read and approved this the , day of /Y/ 1948
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City S ecretdry