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Minutes - City Council - Regular - 5/25/1950
RT;GULAR MEETING May 25, 1950 . Lubbock, Texas The City Commission of the City of Lubbock, Texas, met at 1:30 P. P1. in regular session at the regular meeting place in the City Hall, the follow- ing :Members thereof beinr7 present, to -wit : Mayor Clarence K. Whiteside, Cor-.!I_issioners Harry Morris, E.K. Hufstedler, L. E. Davis, Lucian Thomas, City Attorney Vaug':n E. '.'Jilson, City I-lana^"er Steve Matthews, City Secretary Lavenia Lowe. Absent; None. The Minutes of Regular Meetings.of April 27, 1950 and Eay 11, 1950, were read, and stood approved. The Minutes of Accounts Allowed from Warrant No. 4234-D to Warrant No. 4694-D, were read, and upon motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Hufstedler, carried unanimously, they were approved. Motion by Connnissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Morris, carried unanimously, Ordinance D.o. 98 , passed second and final reading. CRDINANCE NO. 988 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CRDINTANCE NO. 661, AND THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK TO EFFECT TIME FOLLOWING CHANGES IN 'EARHART SUBDI- VISION, TO-'dIT: LOTS i, 22 3, 42 51 91 10 AND 11, BLOCK 2, AND LOTS 1, 21 31 41 AND 5, BLOCK 31 FROM ANV 111+11 TO AH 11L11 ZONING DISTRICT. ALL Oxi BLOCK 1 LgTS 6 7, $, 14 15, 162 1'1 1C; 19 20 21, 22 AND 23, DLOCK 2, AI'D LbT C�, BLOCK 3, FRO?,! AN "At1 TO L 11 fill ZbNIHI DISTRICT. Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Conunissioner Morris, carried unani- mously, Ordinance Iyo. 989 passed second and final reading. ORDINANCE NO. 989 Ali ORDINANCE A tiIE1JDIIuTG ORDINANCE 110. 661 A D THE OFF IZIAL ZONING 1J,AP OF THE CT OF LUBBOCK CHANGING LOTS ONE (1) , TWO (2) AND THREE (3) IN BLOCK NINE 9), IVICCRUPEENIS 211D. ADDIlI01: FROIvl A 11B11 DISTTRICT TO Ai% 'IF" DISTRICT; CHANGING LOTS OiT (l) TO SIX (6) '1IlCLU DIVE IN BLOCK 225, ORIGINAL TOWN OF LUBBOCK, FROL A 11C11 DISTRICT �1'0 A14 t1Htt DiSTHIM AND CHANGING LOTS EIGHT (8) TO `THIRTEEN (13) , INCLUSIVE, IN BLOCK EIGHT (d j , ItICCRUI L iEN 1 S 2ND ADDI- TIOIi, FROM A 1 B" DISTRICT TO A 11G11 DISTRICT. Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Coiunissioner Thomas, cai ried unanimously, Ordinance No; 990 passed second and final reading. ORDINANCE NO. 990 AN ORDINANCE A14ENDIIIG ORDINANCE NO. 696 RELATING TO THE PO'mm OF THE CITY PLANI:ING COI�U,IISSION SO AS TO I-L CLUDE THE CITY PLANIIING ENGINEER AS AN EX-OFFICIO I-IE1-1B R OF THE CITY PLANT, ING CO1,R.'iISSICN. i Motion by Commissioner Norris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, carried unanimously, Ordinance 11o. 991 passed second and final reading. Oi?DII,IANCE I O. 991 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION TWENTY-THREE (23) OF PARK111IG i+•FT�R ORDIAIANCE t�0. 564 SO AS TO DELETE THEREFROM' AND REPEAL THAT P:1RT: OF SAID ORDINANCE ES- TABLISHIITG PARKING IETER ZONI S IN THE FOLLOI^111<G DISC RIBED AREAS, AND BEING CERTAIN SPACES DESIGN."TED IN THE BODY OF THIS ORDINANCE WHICH AR.E NOW ESTAB- LISHED ON AVENUE K BETIdEEN BROADWAY AND i,VJN STREET, ON BROADWAY BETWEE1T AV_'NUE J AND 1,V:1IUE K AND ON BROADWAY BL1T,'JEEN TEXAS AVENUE A1TD AVENUE J, AND ON 13TH STREET BE`i V EEiI TEXt*iS AV-;NUE AND AVENUE J; A1TD 01`d AVENUE K BETWEEN 13TH STREET AND 14 T H STREET; AND DIRECTING R1,14OVAL OF SAID LE T ERS CONCURRENTLY WITH THE ES- TABLIS11ENT OF BUS STOPS AT SAID LOCATIONS. Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner I-lorris, carried unanimously, Ordinance No. 992 pas,-ed second and final reading. CR DINANCE NO. 992 All ORDINANCE AI,1ZNDINC,' SLCTION TWENTY-THREE (23) OF PARKING 1EI TER ORDINA.r.CE NO. 504, CREATING ADDITIONAL PA_'_KING I IET.�R ZONES AS FOLLO'US , TO -WIT: (A) ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF :�AIi,I STR�ET BETi�JEEN AVENUE J AND AVENUE K, LYII3G BE`i'WEEiI THE WEST LINE OF AVENUE J AND A POINT WHICH IS 34.6 FEET WEST OF THE IVEST LINE OF AVENUE J; (B) OIl THE EAST SIDE' OF AVENUE, J BETWEEN )!MAIN STREET AND BROADWAY, LYING BET,iEEN THE FORTH LINE OF THE EAST -:JEST ALLEY BEI;,�VEEN BROADWAY AND MAIN STREET AIu A POINT WHICH IS 71.0 FEET NORTH OF SAID I ri ALLEY LINE; (C) ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BROADWAY BETWEEN TEXAS AV;j'NUE AND AVENUE J, LYING BETWEEN THE EAST LINE OF AVENUE J AND A POINT WHICH IS 32.5 FEET EAST OF THE EAST LINE OF AVENUE J; (D) ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROADWAY BETWEEN AVENUE J AND AVENUE K, LYING BETWEEN THE WEST LINE OF AVENUE 4 AND A POINT WIIICH 1. 33.1 FEET WEST OF THE EST LINE I ' 0 OF AVENUE J; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES RELATING TO PARKING IN SUCH AREAS WHICH MAY BE IN CONFLICT WITH THIS ORDINANCE• PROVIDING A PENALTY AND DIRECTIT•:G THE CITY SECRETARY TO PUBLISH THE DESCRIPTIVE CAPTIO11 OF THIS ORDINANCE, TOGETHER VJITH THE PENALTY CLAUSE. Petition having been received from S. S. Forrest, Jr., T. A. hulen, 1,1. W. Warren, ,ester C. Cooper, W. B. Rushing and Donald T. Davis, requesting that an area between 40th and 44th Streets and Elgin and Gary Avenues be annexed into the City Limits, I•lotion was made by Commissioner Hu�stedler, seconded by Commissioner I,iorris, that this area not be annexed, whereupon the following vote was had: Mayor Whitesiae, Commissioners Thomas, Hufstedler, Morris, voting AYE. Com:,iissioner L. E. Davis, voting I1TO. Therefore, the property was not annexed. NOTICE TO BANKING INSTITUT.1011S IN THE CITY OF LUBBOCK Notice is hereby given that the Governing Body.,of the C:l y of Lubbock, subject to the provisions of Articles 2559 to 2566A, HCS, as amended, will receive applications for the custody of City funds until 2:00 o'clock, P.IY1. , I�Iay 25, 1r 0. Any such applications and bids shall be deposited with the City Secretary in the City Hall prior to such time. The monthly avera�-e demand deposits is estimated at $300,000.00. The monthly averaLge time deposits is estimated at 41,200,000.00. It is requested that bids or applications include the interest rate on loans up to �100,00`).00 for not exceeding; twelve (12) months, and rate of in- terest to be paid on time deposits and demand deposits. Selection of such depository is contemplated for one (1) year, or two (2) gears, at the option of.,the City Commission, and the right to reject any and all bids is reserved. - DATED this 4th day of Play, A. D. , 1950. Lavenia Lowe City Secretary In r-sponse to the above Notice, letters were received from the American State Bank of Lubbock, Texas, also Lubbock National Bank of Lubbock, Texas, each stating that they would not submit a bid at this titre on City Depository. The only bid received being from the Citizens National Bank, reading as follows: Lubbock, Texas I -lay 10, 1950 Honorable City Commission City of Lubbock Lubbock, Texas . Gentlemen: In complying with Article #2559=2566A, RCS as amended, we make application for the custody of funds of the City of Lubbock, for a period of two years.,.. ending the 27th day of April, 1952 as follows 1. Demand deposit will be handled without the customary serviee charge being applied, and interest will not be paid on these balances. 2. Balances placed in Savings Account or Time Deposits subject to thirty days written notice for withdrawal, will earn in- terest at the rate of 1% per annum, payable on the 30th day of June and the.`3`lst day of December thereafter. 3. All deposits in our custody will be secured by the pledge of U. S. Government Bonds at 950 of the par value, or other Bonds acceptable to the City of Lubbock. 4. Acceptable notes maturing for a period of net lon-er than twelve months will be carried at customary rates for the class of notes presented. If you find the above to be acceptable, we will immediately prepare the contract for the signatures of the bank and the City. Respectfully, . /S/ John Hu _;he s Vice President JH/gw After consideration of bid, motion.was made by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Coi:vaissioner Thomas, carried unanimously, that the bid of Citizens National Bank be acce ted as Depository for the City's funds for two year period ending April 2;, 1SK , and the Mayor be hereby authorized to enter into Contract. LEGAL NIO' ICE OF PROPCS ED AME'.-DIvIE TS TO ZONIP'IG ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS NOTICE is hereby given that the Planning and Zoning Commission has recom- mended to the City Commission that Zoning Ordinance No. 061 be amended so that: 1. 2. Change all of Block 88 and Piorth ? of Block 85, Roberts & McWhorter Addition from an TTATT Zone to an "Ell Zone District. Change all of Lots ten (10)-and eleven (11) in Block 9 of the Pierce Addition of Roberts and Ricl-Thorter Addition from an "All to an T'M" Zone District. The City Commission will hold a public hearing on May 25, 1950, at 2:30 O�clock P. M., in the City Commission roora on the second floor of the City Hall, in Lubbock, to consider the recommendations of the Zoning; and Planning Commission to determine the advisability of adopting its proposal, and at which time and place 411 interested persons -will be given an opportunity to protest a,'ainst the proposed amendment or make recoi:unenaations in support thereof. After said hearing the City Commission will determine whether the Zoning,Ordi- nance will be amended in accordance with such recommendation. Clarence K. Whiteside 1ulayor of the City . of Lubbock, Texas ATTLST : Lavenia Lowe City Secretary (SEAL) (PuElish three (3) times. S`e't`iearing more than 15 days after lst publication date.) LEGAL �QT ICE 1ENPI,jENTS TO ZONING ORDINANCE F - _ OF' THE CITY ,QF, LUBBOC4. r TEXAS NOTICE is hereby given that the Planning and Zoning Commission has recom- mended to the. -City Commission that Zoning Ordinance No. 661 be amended so that: 1. Change all of the property in Block sixty-four (04), Block sixty-five (65) and block sixty-six (66), Wheelock SecondAddition, from an "Alt., to an TTLTT Zone District. 2. Change an area of 180 feet -East and West by 300 feet North and South, in the Southwest corner of Block 78, Roberts and IvicWI_orter Addition from an "All Zone to an 'IF" Zone District. 3. ChanSe the East 422.7 feet, N. 5 - A. Tract A, Block-.0, S;uryey 4 of Brown Addition from "All Zone to t- TiG'Zone I11stri'ct. 4 . Clgq all -of Lots oL ' o, ;, 10 and the East 3/5" of Lot. 11 iri Block 7, Country Club Addition from an "All Zone to TTGTT Zgne" *istrict. �. Change the pry-karty, beginning at the point of intersect}orb of the North propertX line of Auburn Street and the -West Eight-of=way line of Clov�i-s, cut -oft road; thence West along the- hloi�th Pr.o2vtyI'lire of Auburn Street .114 feet to a point on the South right of, -why mine of the main track of the S.P. & S.F.R.R., thence in a Northeasterly dir- ection along the South ri..-;ht-of-way line. of the S.P. and S.F. R.R. and with said right-of-way- line to its intersection with,,�,he West: right - of -:,ray line of the Clovis cut-off .road; thence -in a Southeasterly dir- ection 270 feet alo.i- the West ri--ht-of--Vay line ' of Clovis cut-off road -to-the place ©2 beginning. This tract -is -known as the Pan_,handle and Santa Fe Railroad Company tract No. 19, W. D . 2807 . Change from an TrATr zone to an TTLTT zone district. 5 • . Change all. of Lots 14, �5, 23, 22, 21, . 40 and 19 and 3/5 of -Lot 18 .- n Block 7,7 Country Club A diti.on from an TTATT Zone to a IfGTT Zone District. The City commission will hold a public hearing on Hay 25, 111-5,.:, at 2:30 o'clock P . K. , in tiie City Commission room on the second floor of the City Hall in Lubbock, to consider the recoi.imen" ations 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 recoinlnenuations in support thereof. is After said hearing the City Commission will determine whether the Zoning Ordinance will be amended in accordance with such recommend,�tion. Clarence K. Whiteside Mayor of the City of Lubboc,:, Texas ATTEST: Lavenia Lowe City Secretary (SEAL) (Publish three (3) times. Set hearing more than 15 days after lst publication date.) LEGAL I10TICE 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: Change the property beginning at l�tt iron pipe at corner of fences doing North South ana lfest; the SE corner of this tract; from which the SE corner of Section 3, Block 0 bears South 1345 feet and Enst 1328 feet. Thence N. 002$1 E. 630 feet to -a -111 iron pipe; the NE corner of KSEL radio station tract. Thence S. 890 501 W. 510 feet to a 111 iron pipe on East side of KSEL radio station road. Thence 11. 00281 E. 484 feet to lit iron pike on So.. th line State Highway No. 21.ithe NE corner of KSK radio station road. Thence N. 87 441 E. 183 feet to fence corner post on South line State Highway -No. 24. Thence � - 490 J31 E 5� f et to corer of Fence; the NW corner OP tr - deede by �i. T. giros to R, . Dickinson. Thence S. 3058, W. 356 feet to corner of fence; the SW corner of said Dickinson tract. Thence S. 880 351 E. 149 feet to corner of fence; the SE corner of said Dickinson tract. Thence S. 50 171 W. 767 feet. This being approximately all of property located in Yellow House Canyon on South S-de of Highway No. 24, approximately 10, 11, and 12 hundred blocks East Broad*ay, from an "All Zone to TV?. The City Commission will hold a public hearing on May 25, 1950, at 2:30 otclock P. M., in the City Commission room on the second floor of the City Hall in Lubbock, to consider the recommendations 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 rotest against the proposed amendment or make recommendations in support hereof. After said hearing the City Commission will determine whether the,Zoning Ordinance will be amended in accordance with such recommendation. ATTEST: Lavenia Lowe i y Secretary ( SEAL ) Clarence K. Whiteside Mayor ot the City of Lubbock, Texas -(PLblish three (3) times. Set hearing more than 15 da1ys after 1st publication date). LE GAL NOTICE OF PROPOSED AME1,1DKENTS TO ZONING ORDINA14CE OF THE CITY CF LUBBO CK , TEXAS NOTICE is hereby give4 that the Planning and Zoning Commission has recommended to the City Comiiiission that Zoning Ordinance No. 661 be amended so that: Change the following described property: (a) FIRST TRACT: (b) SECCIID TRACT: (c) THIRD TRACT all that certain tract or parcel of land situated in Lubbock County, Texas, described as follows: Part of Section 4, Block 0, described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINI;ING at the Northwest corner of Section 4, Block 0; THEI,CE East lo50 feet to a point in the North line of said Section for Northeast corner of this tract; THEI:CE South 660 feet to a point for the Southeast corner of this tract; THENCE West 1650 feet to a point in the West line of said Section for the Southwest corner of this tract; THENCE North o60 feet to the place of be -inning, and being the same land described in deed dated February 11, 1937, from Raleigh Dennis and wife, Della Dennis, to Lee J. Sanders and wife, Linnie Sanders, recorded in Vol. 223, page 532, of the Lubbock County Deed Records, containing 25 acres of land." all that certain tract or parcel of land lyin; and being situated in Lubbock County, Texas, and bein; 1� acres of land out of the N! of the NW?,of Sur. No. 4 in Block 0, Abstract No. 895, described by metes and bounds as fol- lows : BEGIN-1:II`NG--at a point 660 feet East of the SW cor- ner of said Nj- of the NV11, of said Survey No. 4, Block 0, said point being the SE corner of S.J. Baines 10 acre tract sold by said J.T. Brown to said Baines under con- tract; THENCE East 55 yards • TI:EIICE North 110 yards; THENCE West 55 yards• THr;I:C;� South 110 yards to the be- zinninc;, containing ��'acres of land, however it is agreed that said H.P. Glass shall give 20 feet on the West and South sides of said 11 acre tract whenever needed, for road or street purposes, and being the same land described in deed fror,: J.T. Brown and wife to H.P. Glass, dated July 31, 1928, here referred to and made a part hereof. all that certain lot, tractor parcel of land lying, situated and being in Lubbock County, Texas, to -wit: The Southwest one-fourth (S'WI) of the Northwest one- fourth (M-1)4) of Northwest one-fourth (1\Rf4l-) of Section Four (4), Block 0, containing ten (10).acres of land, together with all improvements hereon. ALL OF THE ABOVE PROPERTY TO BE CHANGED FR(1,1 "All Zg�,E TO "MIT The City Commission will hold a public hearing on IV:ay 25, 1950, at 2:30 otclock P. I.!., in the City Commission room on the second floor of the City Hall in Lubbock, to consider the recormiiendations of the Zoning and Planning Commission to determine the advisability of adoptingits 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 thel eof . After said hearing the City Commission will determine whether the Zoning Ordinance will be amended in accordance with such recommendation. ATTIJST : Lavenia Lowe sty Secretary (SEnL ) Clarence K. Whiteside Mayor of the City 7 Lubbock, Texas (Publish three (3) times. Set hearing more than 15 days after 1st publication date. ) Ti,iis bein; the date set for Hearing on zone changes in accordance with the above legal notices, no citizen appearing to protest any of the zone changes, motion was made by Commissioner Hufstedler, seconded by Commissioner Davis, carried unanimously, that Hearing on each of the four above zone changes be closed. IL'Noti.on by Commissioner Iufstedler, seconded by Commissioner Davis, carried unanimously, Ordinance No. 993 passed first readin,-. CR DINAITCE 140. 993 AN ORDINANCE AIENDING ORDINANCE NO. o61 AND THE T FICIAL Z011ING MAP OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK) AND I TAKING THE FOLLOWING CHANGES: (1) . CHANGE ALL OF BLOCK EIGHTY-EIGHT (88) J!dID THE "NORTH ONE-HALF (N.1/2) OF BLOCK EIGILTY-FIVE (85) , ROBERTS &, MCWHORTER ADDITION FROM ANT TIAII ZONE TO AN "ETT ZONE DISTRICT; (2). CHANGE hLL OF LOTS TEN (10) AND ELEVEN (11) IN BLOCK NINE (9) OF THE PIERCE ADDITION OF ROBERTS AIID I�ICWHORTER ADDITION FROM AN "All TO Ali TTM" ZOI E DISTRICT; (3). CHI,NGE ALL OF `-'HE PROPERTY IN BLOCK SIXTY-FOUR (64), BLOCK SIXTY-FIVE (65) :',TAD BLOCK SIXTY-SIX (66) WHEELOCK SECOND ADDITION, FROII AN IT II TO AN TILT' ZONE DISTRICT; (4) . CF-!!NGE AN AREA OF 100 FEET EAST AND EST BY 300 FIJET NORTH AND SOUTH IiI THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BLOCK SEVLI4-TY-EIGHT (78) , i_� ROBERTS & IVICWHORTER ADDITION, FROItiI AN PTA" 7011E TO A1I 1IF" ZOi;E DISTRICT; (5). CHAI•I =E TI-IE EAST 422.7 FEET, NM TH 5 tiCRES, TRACT "A", BLOCK PTOPT, SURVEY FOUR (4) OF BROWN ADDITION, FROM AN; "At' ZONiE TO A TTGTT ZONE DISTRICT; (6) . CHA14GE ALL OFF LOTS SIX . #{6) , SEVEN (7) , EIGHT (8), NINE (9) , AND TEN (10) , AND THE EAST THREE -FIFTHS (E. 3/5) OF LOT ELEVEN .(11) , Iid BLOCK SEVEN (7) , COUNTRY CLUB ADDITION FROM AN "All ZONiE TO A TTGTT ,ZONE DISTRICT; (7) . CHANCE ALL OF LOTS FOURTEEN (14) , FIFTEEN (15) , TI'TENTY-THREE (23) , TIVENTY-TWO (22) , TWENITY-ONE (21) , TWENTY (20) AND. NINIETEEN (19) , AND THREE -FIFTHS (3/5) OF LOT EIGHTEEN (18) IN BLOCK SEVEN (7), COUNTRY CLUB ADDITION, FROM AN "Alf ZONE TO A TTGTT Z014E DISTRICT; (8) . CHANGE THE PROPERTY, BEGINNING AT THE POINIT OF INTERSECTION OF THE NORTH PROPERTY LINE OF AUBURN STREET AND THE WEST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF CLOVIS CUT-OFF ROAD; THENCE ITEST ALONG THE NORTH PROPERTY LIIIE OF AUBURN STREET 445 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH RIGHT -OF -WAY LINE OF THE MAIN TRACK OF THE S.P. & S . F . RR . , THENCE IN A NORTHEASTERLY DIRECTION ALONG THE SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF THE S.P. AND S.F. R.R. , AND WITH SAID RIGHT-OF-14AY LINE TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE WEST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF THE CLOVIS CUT-OFF ROAD; THENCE IN A SOUTHEASTERLY DIRECTION 270 FEET ALONG THE ''TEST RIGHT-OF-II1AY LINE OF CLOVIS CUT-OFF ROAD TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING. THIS TRACT IS KNOWN AS THE PANHANDLE AND SANITA FE RAILROAD C0111IPA NY, TRACT NO. NINETEEN (19) , W. D . 2807, CHANGE FROM AN "A" ZONE TO AN "L" ZONE DIS- TRICT; (9) . CHANGE THE PROPERTY BEGINNING AT ONE. AND ONE-HALF (1-1/2") INCH IRON PIPE AT CORNER OF FENCES GOING. I:ORT'H, SOUTH AND EST; THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF `!'HIS TRACT: FRODS WHICH THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SE, TIONI THREE (3) BLOCK PTOPT BEARS SOUTH 1345 FEET AND EAST 1328 FEET; THENCE NORTH 0 TWEN•:TY-EIGHT t281) FEET EAST 630 FEET TO A ONE (111) INCH IRON PIPE; THE NORTHEAST CORi,ER OF KSEL RADIO STATION TRACT THENCE SOUT11 EIGHTY-NINE (890) DEGREES, FIFTY (501) FEET WEST 510 FEET TO A ONE (111 j INCH IRON PIPE ON EAST SIDE OF KSEL RADIO S`l�ATION. ROAD; THENCE NORTH 0° TGII1H1NTY- EIGHT :(281) FEET EAST 484 FEET TO ONE (11f) INICH IRON PIPE ON SOUTH. LINE STATE HIGH- WAY NO. TWENTY-FOUR (24) ; THE NIORTHEAST CORNIER OF KSEL RADIO STATION ROAD; THENCE NORTH 87 DEGREES, 44 MINUTES FAST. 1183 FEET TO FENCE CORNIER POST ON SOUTH LINE STATE HIGH111AY NO. TIdENTY-FOUR (24) ; THENCE SOUTH FORTY-NINE (490) DEGREES TWENTY-THREE (23 T FEET EAST FIFTY-THREE (531 ) FEET TO CORNER OF FENCE; THE NCR THIJEST CORNER OF TRACT DEEDED BY H. 1" SIMS TO Ii. W. DICKINSONI; THENCE SOUTH THREE, (3°) DEGREES FIFTY-EIGHT (581) FEET TEST 356 FEET TO CORNIER OF FENCE; THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAID DICKINSON TRACT; THENiCE SOUTH EIGHTY-EIGHT (8$0) DEGREES THIRTY-FIVE (351) MEET EAST 149 FEET TO CORNER OF i-ENCE; THE SOUTHEEST CORNER':,OF SAID DICKINSONI TRACT; THENCE SOUTH FIVE (50) DEGREi:,S SEVENTEEN (17 1 ) FEET WEST 767 FEET THIS BEING APPROXIMATELY ALL OF PROPERTY LOCK' T'.ED IN YELLOW.ITGUSE CANYON ON SOUT• SIDE OF HIGHWAY NO. TWENTY-FOUR (24) APPROXIMATELY TEN (10) �T ELEVEN (11 AND T LV ' (12) HUNDRED BLOCKS EAST BROADWAY., FROM AN A ZONE TO A K ZONE DISTRI C^l . (M. CHAI. GE .1 HE FOLLOT.IING DESCRIBED THREE TRACTS 0,' LAND FROM AN "Al! TO ANTTI•iTT DISTRICT; FIRST TRACT: ALL -THAT CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND SITUATED INI LUBBOCK COUNTY, TEXAS, DESCRIBED.AS FOLLOWS: PART OF SECTION FOUR (4) , BLOCK TTOTT , DESCRIBED BY METES AND BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SECTION FOUR (4), BLOCK 110"; THENCE EAST 1650 FEE`!' TO A POINT IN THE NORTH LINE OF SAID SECTION FOR NORTHEAST CORNER OF THIS TRACT.; T-=ENCE SOUTH 660 FEET TO A POINT FOR THE SOUTHEAST CORNIER OF THIS TRACT; THENCE ITEST 1650 FEET TO A POINT IN THE WEST LIME OF SAID SECTIONI FOR THE SOUTHWWST CORNER OF THIS TRACT; THEivCE NORTH 660 FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNIINIG, AND BEIIIG THE SANE LARD DESCRIBED IN DEED DATED FEBRUARY 11, 1937) FROM RALEIGH DENNIS AND ITIFE, DELLA DENNIS, TO LEE J. SANDERS All.)- WIFE, LINN IE SANDERS, RECORDED IN VOLUN`IE 223, PAGE 532, --OF THE LUBBOCK COUNTY DEED RECORDS, CONTAINING 25 ACRES OF LAND. SECOND TRACT: ALL THAT CERTAIN- TR._CT OR PARCEL OF LAND LYING AND BEING SITUATED IN LUBBOCK COUNTY, TEXAS, AND BEITdG OI-E AND OIdE-FOURTH (1-1/4) ACRES Ot, LAND OUT OF THE NORTH OITE-HALF (N.1/2) OF THE NORTHITEST ON;E-FOURTH OPI-1/4) OF SURVEY NO. FOUR (4) IN BLOCK "OTT, ABSTRACT NO. 895, DESCRIBED BY METES AND BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNINIG AT A POINT 660 FEET EAST OF TIIE SOUTHI^TEST CORNER OF SAID NORTH ONE-HALF (N.1/2) OF the northwest one-fourth (N1*41) OF SAID SURVEY NO. FOUR (4), BLOCK PPDPP; SAID POINiT BEIIIG THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF S. J. BAIN;S TENT (10) ACRE TRACT SOLD BY SAID J.T. BROWI1 TO SAID BRINES UNDER CONITRACT; THENCE EAST FIFTY-FIVE (55) YARDS; THENCE NORTH 110 YARDS; THENCE WEST FIFTY-FIVE (55) YARDS; THENCE SOUTH 110 YARDS TO THE BEGINNING, COUTAININIG ONE AND ONE-FOURTH (1-1/4) ACRES OF LAND, LOVEVER, IT IS AGREED THAT SAID H. P . GLASS SHALL GIVE ^1WENTY (20) FEET CE THE I -VEST `NID SOUTH SIDES of said one AND ONTE-FOURTII (1-1/4) ACRE TRACT WHENEVER NEEDED, FOR, ROAD OR STREET PURPOSES, AND BEING THE S, l•lE LAND DESCRIBED IN DEED FRO'H J. T. BROWN ANID I'TIFE TO H. P. GLASS, DATED JULY 31, 1928, HERE REFERRED TO AND MADE A PART HE�LOF. THIRD TRACT: ALL THAT CERTAIN LO'i , TRACT OR P�-IRCEL OF LAND LYING, SITUATED AND BEII� G IN LUBBOCK COUNTY TEXAS, TO -WIT: THE SO I_ T HWEST OIIE-FOURTH (SW1) OF THE NORTHWEST OTyE-FOURTH (NW4. ) OF NORTHWEST ONE-FOURTH (1111 ) OF SECTION FOUR (4) , BLOCK TTOTT; CON- TAII*ING TEEM (10.) ACRES OF LADD , TOGETHER WITH ALL IMPROVEMENTS HE,.EON. Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris, carried unani:�iously, Ordinance Io. 994 passed first reading. Ordinance No. 994 All ORDINANCE DESIGi•ATING HOLIDAYS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR, SUBJECT TO APPROVAL OF DEPARTN•IENT HEADS AND STATING CONDITIONS Ul?DE'R I•THICH, AIID uVHEii, SUCH HOLIDAYS ARE, TO BE OBSERVED. Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, carried unanimously, Ordinance No. 995 was passed on first reading. ORDINANCE NO. 995 Aid ORDINANCE PRONIIBITING- TRESPASSING UPON ANOTHER P:IRSGN T S PRET�iIS-]S; AND PRO- HIBITING TRESPASSING FOR THE PURPOSE OF PEEPING, SPYING AND LOOIiI1q_G IIIT'O THE R.ESIDENC ROONi, HOUSE, HOTEL, TOURIST CABIN-, BUSINIE�;S HOUSE, OUT -HOUSE OR. OTHER BUILDINGS OR PLACES OF ABODE ON THE SAID PREMISES; ST,,TIIdG A DEFE14SE TO THE SAID OF EN:SE; PROVIDIN A PEN LTY TI E._[.EFOR; AND DIRECTING Ai_jD Ei•iP0',TLRING THE CITY SECRETARY TO CAUSE PUBLICA- TION OF THE DESCRIPTIVE CAPTICII OF T..IS ORDINANCE, TOGETHER WITH PENALTY CLAUSE. Application for Reservation of Urban Low -Rent Public Housing and for a Preliminary Loan from the Federal Government in the amount of 4170,000.00, having been presented the City Commission, by the members of the Housing Authority of the City of Lubbock, on February 9, 1950, (Minutes, Minute Book 9, Pa.-e 168); Hearing on the need for Federal Housing having been held by the City Commission, of record at Page 187-U$, Minute Book 9; Referendum authorized to be held on this petition, of record -at Page 208, Minute Book 9; and resulis of referendum on vote on Federal Housing Application, of record at Pame 232, I•Iinute Book 9. 1%,1( THEREFORE, on this date, May 25, 1950, the matter of whether or not to grant this application was discussed, and motion was made by Commissioner Hufstedler, seconded by Commissioner Davis, carried unanimously, that said Application for Urban Low -Rent Pbblic Housing, be rejected. Lubbock -Public Library Committee, composed of Mrs. Godeke, i,irs. Brewer, J. T.' Carter, Thord Iiockray, Jimmie Atcheson, and i,Irs. A. W. Young, appeared before the City Com- mission, recommending,, that the City of Lubbock exchan;;e the l;th Street City �ARk for the George T,i. Hunt tract of land, and that the Lubbock Public Library Building Bonds be sold as soon as possible and the library building constructed. After dis- cussion of this matter, it was unanimously a^reed by the City Commission that the Real Estate Appraisal Coia..ii.ttee be requested to make an appraisal of both the 19th Stre t Park and the George Ii. Hunt. School property. Motion by Commissioner Piorris, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, carried unanimously, the following Resolution was passed. RLSOLUTIOi,' WHEREAS, Clarence K. Whiteside wa-s elected Mayor of the City of Lubbock, said election being held April 4, 1950, and udIIEREAS, the City of Lubboc=., thru its director of Health, Jerald E. Jarvin, has made application to the U. S. Treasury Department., Office of District Supervisor, District No. 10, Alcohol Tax unit, 412 Federal Office Building, New Orleans, 12, La. for Basic Permit TF TEX-445, authorizing the use of alcohol free of tax, at 205 4th Str(::et, Lubbock, Texas, NO'W) THEREFORE) BZJ I`!.' RESOLVED BY THE CITY COM,1ISSION OY THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS, That Clarence K. Whiteside, Mayor, City of Lubbock, Texas, be hereby authorized to execute, acknowled•e and si.'n, all necessary documents in connection with tax- free alcohol permit matters. Passed and approved by the City Com ission o-' the City of Lubbock, Texas, this the 25th day of May, 1950. ATTEST: Lavenia Lowe City Secretary Clarence' K. Whiteside Mayor Harry Morris _ Commissioner Lucian Thomas Coi-=issioner — L. E. Davis Commissioner_ _ E. K. Hufstedler Commissioner Request was received from Elmer Terry for lease of certain land on East side of Field at,Municipal Airport, for agricultural purposes. After consideration, this request was rejected. Motion by Commissioner Morris,. seconded.by Commissioner Davis, carried unanimously, to authorize repair of Buildin;;s Nos. T-1401 and T-1402 at Municipal Airport, repair conslstin�- of repair doors, wipdow frames, case doors and windows, stL.cco-s-We tiro buildings. Consideration: W7.00. Elmer Terry to do this work. Tiotion by Commissioner Hufstedler, seconded by Coiii,�_issioner Davis, carried unani- mousl-r, to authorize the Tiayor to execute contract between the City of Lubbock and Plains Brokerage Company (Joe Arrin ton) for Lease of Warehouse Building No. T-1101 at Tunicipal Airport. Term of Contract to be two (2) years. Building to be used as a vegetable processing plant. I,:otion by Corilmissioner Hufstedler, seconded by Commissioner Davis, carried unanimously, the following Resolution was passed. RESOLUTION RESOLUTIO11 APPROVI-NG A!,D ADOPTING ESTIM'fE OF TIE COST OF I1UII'I'OVED.1ENTS OF AMOUNTS TO BE ASSESSED FOR. IIIPROVE1FE`TS IN THE MATURE OF GRADING, LAYING CURB AND GUTTER AND PAVING PORTIONS OF CERTAIN STREETS AVENUES AND/OR ALLEYS IN THE CITY OF LU�BOCK, TEXAS, SAID IMPROVEMENTS BEII'G DESIGNATED AS GWO NO. 543, FIXING THE TIIiDE AND PLACE FOR HEARIKG TO THE OWNERS OF ABUTTING PROPERTY, AI`TD OTHER PERSONS I11TERESTED IN SAID PROPERTY AND DIRECTI14G THE CITY SECRETARY TO PUBLISH NOTICE OIL BEHALF OF THE GOIFERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS: y1HEREAS, the Governing Body of the City of Lubbock has heretofore ordered that portions of the streets, avenues and alleys be improved by grading, instal- lin concrete curb and gutter and pavinc with caliche base and quadruple asphalt surface together with incidentals and appurtenances, and arrangements therefore have been made and entered into by the City of Lubbock, Texas, Contractor, and, WHEREAS, the Governing; Bodyrof the City of Lubbock has caused the Cit Engineer to prepare and file estimates of the cost of such improvements and estimaes of the amounts per front foot proposed to be assessed against abuttinS property and the owners thereof, and such estimates have been prepared and examined; THE EFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COI.%.=ISSION OF ''I-IE CITY Cl' LUBBOCK, TEXAS: 1. Such estimates be and they are hereby,, adopted and approved. NOTICE TO THE MV14E:LS OF PROPERTY ABUTTIN _7 UPON THE HEREINB SLOW MENTIONED PORTIONS OF STREETS, AI E UES AND/OR ALLEYS) Al D TO ALL OTHERS AI?'F ECTED : The governing body of the City of Lubbock has heretofore ordered that the following portions of streets, avenues and/or alle-:s in said City of Lubbock, Texas be improved by r:.Lisinr; grading and filling and pavirE and by installing concrete curbs and -utters and storm sewers and drains where necessary on streets designated below: It is he_�:•eby found and determined that the cost of improvements on such por- tions of said streets, avenues and alleys with the amount or amotints per front foot proposed to be assessed for such improvements against the abutting property and the owners thereof, o_1 the portions of said streets, avenues and alleys are as follows, to -wit: Canton Avenue from its intersection with the South Property Lire of 41st Street - to its intersection with the North Property Line of 42nd Street designated as Unit Number 1000, the estimated cost of the improvements is $17&9.81; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is .00.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is q"p�2.54 for front abutting property and $1.70 for side abutting property. 20th Street from its intersection with the East Property Line of Louisville Avenue to its intersection with the West Property Line of Memphis Avenue; desi.-;nated as Unit No. 1001, the estimated cost of the improvements is $4673.18; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and ©turners thereof for curb is 40.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is "2.95 for front abutting; property and :1.97 for side abutting property. Amherst Street from its intersection with the East Property Line of Akron Avenue to its intersection with the East Property Line of Detroit Avenue, designated as Unit Number 1002A, the estimated cost of the improvements is $14,553.00; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof . for curb is �0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against thq abutting property and owners thereof for improvements ex- clusive of curb is �3.09 for front abutting property and $2.06 for side abutting property. Louisville Avenue from its intersection with the South Property Line of 19th Street to its intersection with the North Property Line of 20th Street, designated as Unit Number 1003, the estimated cost of the improvements is $1805.79; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed a.-'ain:rt the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is '2.46 for front abutting property and .1.64 for side abutting property. 33rd Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Avenue X to its intersection with the East Property Line of Collee Avenue, designated as Unit Number 1004, the estimated cost of the improvements is $6572.59; the estimated mmount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $2.74 for front abutting property and $1.82 for side abutting property. Avenue U from its intersection with the North. Property Line of 38th Street to its intersection with the North Property Line of 39th Street, designated as Unit Number 1005; the estimated cost of the improvements is 92152.89; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is y0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting; property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.03 for front abutting property and $2.02 for side abutting property. 39th Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Avenue S to its intersection with the West Property Line of Avenue U, designated as Unit Number 100'7, the estimated cost of the improvements is $8524.62; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed a-'ai.nst the abutting- property and owners thereof �Cor curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is '�2.o4 for front abutting property and �1.76 for side abutting property. 33rd Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Indiana Avenue to its intersection with the West Property Line of Joliet Avenue, designated as Unit Number 1008; the estimated cost of the improvements is W30-.35; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55,; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed a-ainst the abutting. property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $2.04 for front abutting property and $1.76 for side abutting property. 22nd Place from its intersection with the West Property Line of Indiana AVLnue to its intersection with the 'Jest Property Line of Memphis ,venue designated as Unit number 1009; the estimated cost of the improvements is $17,132.�l; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is00.55;: the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements ex- clusive of curb is $2.71 for front abutting property and �.1.80 for side abutting proportyq 35th Street from its intersection with the East Property Line of Avenue X to its intersection with the East Property Line of Colle"e Avenue, designated as.Unit Dumber 1010, the estimated cost of the improvements is �L�240.33; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed a,-ainst the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed ar-ainst the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is %�2.c�4 for' front abutting property and �1.76 for side abutting property. 24th Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Avenue F to its intersection with the East Property Line of Avenue G, designated as Unit Number 1011, the estimated cost of the improvements is 41727.03; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed a.-ainst the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is 40.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for itprovements exclusive cuff curb is 42.39 for front abutting property and �1.59 for side abutting property. Louisville Avenue from its intersection with the South Property Line of 20th Street to its intersection with the North Property Line of 21st Street, desig- nated as U'vit Number 1012, the estimated cost of the improvements is $1805.7.; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed a,-ainst the abutting property and owners thereof -for imprar ements exclu- sive of curb is �2.46 for front abutting property and $1.64 for side abutting property. Louisville Avenue from its intersection with the South Property Line of 21st Street to its intersection with the North Property Line of 22nd Place,, desig- nated as Unit I•Tumber 1013, the estimated cost of the improvements is 153975.94; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for, curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements ex- clusive of curb is �p2.78 for front abutting property and 1.85 for side abutting property. Louisville•Avenue from its intersection with the South Property Line of 22nd Place to its intersection with the North P,,.operty Line of 27th Street,, desip-- nated as Unit Number 1014, the estimated cost of the improvements is 410,283.77; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is 40.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assesses: against the abu-.ttinE property and owners thereof for i.mproverm nts ex- clusive of curb is 42.89 for front abutting property and �1.93 for side abutting property. Avenue F from `_ts intersection with the South Gutter Line of 23rd Street to its intersection with the South Property Line of 25th Street, designated as Unit Number 1015, the estimated cost of the improvements - is $5784. 89; the estimated amount per front foot to b� assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $2.71 for front abutting property and 41.81 for side abutting property. 24th Street from its intersection with the West Pavi.n- Line of Avenue E to its intersection with the East Property Line of Avenue F, desi-nested as Unit Humber 1016, the estimated cost of the i.mprov.. ,tents is W75. 48; the estimated amount per front foot -to be assessed against the abutting property and ovr}e-rs thereof for curb is �0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against i the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is 42.81 for front abutting property and 41.87 for side abuttinc property. 2nd Street from its intersection with the East Property Line of Bcs ton Avenue to its intersection with the EaPcootrty o theLine improvementssAisnw9702e00;nthed as Unit number 1017, the estimatedro ert estimated amount per 1rou�bfost Uo55e .theee stimatedssed namount per st the tfront pfoot to and owners thereof for be ssessed agains1St�e.pl�uforn`rontpabu tin propertyhando1p210� M P sidecabvt- e�cMive of curb 43 y +.znrr rirnnerty. ,, ) I 0 4th Street from a point 52.1 feet West of its intersection with the West Property Line of Avenge C to its intersection with the West Gutter Line of Avenue A, desig- nated as Unit Number 1018, the estimated cost of the improvements is $3079.21; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $5.29 for front abutting property and 43.53 for side abutting property. 33rd Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Knoxville Avenue to its intersection with the West Property Line of Louisville Avenue, designated as Unit lumber 1019, the estimated cost of the improvements is $4230.35; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed a:-ainst the abutting property and owners thereof for curb' is �0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $2.64 for front abutting property and $1.76 for side abutting property. 22nd Street from its intersection -with the East Property Line of Knoxville Avenue to its intersection with the East Property Line of Louisville Avenue, designated as Unit Number 1020,the estimated cost of the improvements is %X324.98; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed a -ai.nst the abutting; property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed ar-ainst the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is �2.71 for front abutting property and $1.80 for side abutting property. 1st Street from its intersection with the Southwest Property Line'of Clovis Road to its intersection with the East Property Line of Temple Avenue, designated, as Unit Number 1021, the estimated cost of the improvements is $10869.99; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.5'5; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.09 for front abutting property and $2.06 for side abutting property. Avenue T from its intersection with the Southwest Property Line of Clovis Road to its intersection with the South Property Line of 2nd Street designated as Unit Num- ber 1022, the estimated cost of the improvements is $432-.1i; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is 40.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abut- ting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $2.81 for front abutting property and 41.87 for side abutting 'property. Auburn Street from its intersection with the Southwest Property Line of Clovis Road to its intersection with the East Paving Line of Colle.-e Avenue, designated as Unit Number 1023, the estimated cost of the improvements is $189714.73; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed a�.ainst the abut- ting property* and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is 0.26 for front abutting property and $2.18 for side abutting property. 37th Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Boston Avenue to its intersection with the East Property Line of Canton Avenue, designated as Unit Number 1024, the estimated cost of the improvements is $3899.22; tho estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is �0. 55; the estimated amount per front foot to.be assessed against the abut- ting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $2.38 for front abutting property and l- 59 for side abutting property. 32nd Street from its intersectioh with the West Property Line of Knoxville Aven-a.e to its intersection with the West Property Line of Louisville Avenue, designated as Unit Number 10252 the estimated cost of the improvements is';,4230.35; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property -and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abut- ting- property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $2.64 for front abutting property and :1.76 for side abutting property. 31st Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Knoxville Avenue to its intersection with the West Property Line of Yiemphis Avenue, designated as Unit Number 1026, the estimated cost of the improvements is �8555.33; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed at-ainst the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is :tp0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed a; ;ainst the abut- ting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is 42.6'7 for front abutting property and 41.78 for side abutting property. 33rd Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Elgin Avenue to its intersection with the East Property Line of Indiana Avenue, designated as Unit Number 1027, the estimated cost of the improvements is $18,805.15. the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is 03.03 for front abutting property and $2.02 for side abutting property. 37th Street from its intersection with the East Property Line of Akron Avenue to its intersection with the eldest Property Line of College Avenue, designated as unit Number 1028, the estimated cost of the improvements is 3867.27; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is.$0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improverm nts exclusive of curb is $2.38 for front abutting property and $1.59 for side abutting property. 40th Street from its intersection with the West .Property Lin.e of Boston Avenue to its intersection with the East Property Line of Canton Avenue, designated as Unit Number 1029, the estimated cost of the improvements is $3899.22; the esti- mated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be as- sessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improverrm nts exclu- sive of curb is ap2.38 for front abutting property and $1.59 for side abutting prope rty. 27th Street from its intersection with the West Froperty Line of Dlemphis Avenue to its intersection with the West Property Line of Louisville Avenue, designated a's Unit Number 1030, the estimated cost of the im.provements.is $4288.81; the esti- mated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the 'abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $2.68 for front abutting property and �1.79 for side abutting property. 40th Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Canton Avenue to its intersection with the vilest Property Line of Elgin Avenue, designated as Unit Number 1031, the estimated cost of the improvements is $4262.31; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is 42.64 for front abutting property and $1.76 for side abutting property. 2nd Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Avenue V to .ts intersection with the East Property Line of Vernon Avenue, designated as Unit I'dumber 1032, the estimated cost of the improvements is $1915.03; the estimated amoL-.nt per front foot to be assessed against the abutting prop-er�ty and owners thereof for curb is 40.55; the estimated amount.per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $2.83 for front abutting property and $1.89 for side abutting property. 41st Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Boston Avenue to its intersection with the East Property Line of Canton Avenue, designated as Unit Number 1033, the estimated cost of the improvements is 03a99.22; the esti- mated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting"pr�operty and owners thereof for curb is 0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed a7ainst the abutting property and owners the-,eof for improvements ex- clusive of curb is �2.38 for front abutting property and $1.59 for side abutting property. 35th Street from its intersection with tx7e East Property Line of Canton Avenue to its intersection with the West Property Line of Boston Avenue, designated as Unit Number 1034, the estimated cost of the improvements is W28.23; the esti- mated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements ex- clusive of curb is $2.38 for front abutting property and $1.59 for side abutting property. Widening of Avenue 1.1 from its intersection with the South Gutter Line of 7th Street to its intersection with the North Gutter Line of Mkin Street, designated as Unit Ilumber 903, the estimated cost of the improvements is $15,434.53; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is 40.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting, property and owners thereof for improvements ex- clusive of curb is $6.1$ for front abutting; property and $4.12 for side abutting property. Widenin,:; of Avenue K from its intersection with the South Gutter Line of I,ain Street to its intersection with the North Gutter Line of Broadway, designated as Unit Number 903A, the estimated cost of the improvements is 43,213.9o'; the esti- mated aiiiount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof or curb is yj0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed a ainst the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is 5.19 for front abutting property and 0.4o for side abutting property. And arran?ement for the making and construction of such improvements with pav:ment of quadruple course asphalt surface treatment (Inverted Penetration Type) of a Six (o) Inch compacted caliche base has been made and entered into by the City of Lubbock, Texas, and rolls or statements showing the proposed amounts to be assessed against abutting property and the owners thereof have been filed with the City, such rolls or statements showing other matters and things, and have been ap- proved and the City Commission of said City has fixed a time and place for hearing to the owners of property abutting upon said portions of streets, avenues and/or alleys, and to all others affected, at ;•rhich hearin- the ai:�ounts to be assessed against the respective parcels of abutting Land and the owners thereof for improve- ments in the units,upon which the particular parcels of property abut, the amounts of benefits to the respective parcels of property by means of the improvements in the unit upon which the particular property abuts, the regularity of the proceedin.-s with reference to such,improvements, the apportionment of the cost of such improve- ments, and other matters and thin''s will be determined, and after such hearings assessr erts twill by ordinance be made and levied, and such hea-ri nr; will be had and held by and before the City Commission of the City of Lubbock, T'�xas, in regular Commission rneetin-; room in the City Nall, in the City of Lubbock, Texas on the day of , 1950, at P.M. o'clock. The rolls or, statements shoe—r, ng the proposed am:-,unts of such assessments are on file in the office of the City Sec- retary and copies thereof are in the office of the City Engineer of the City of w k i j Lubbock and open to inspection of any interested parties at any time, and of all said matters and thin--.s all such owners of property, as well as any and others in any wise affected or interested, will take due notice. By Order of the City Commission of the City of Lubbock, this day of , 1950. No notice other than that hereinabove provided for shall be necessary, but publication of such notice shall be due and sufficient notice to any and all persons, firms, corporations and other parties. III That a hearing be given aid held by and before the Governin,-� Body of the City of Lubbock, Texas, to all persons owning or claiming; any property abutting any part or portion of said streets described in Section ik, of this Resolution, as well as all owning or claiming any interest any such property. Such hearing shall be given and held on the $Gh day of June, 1950, at 1:30 oTCLock on the second floor in the City Hall, City of Lubbock, Texas and the City Secretary is hereby directed to give notice of the time and place of such Hearing,and of other matters and facts in accordance with the terms and provisions of an Act passed at the first called session of the 40th Legislature of the State of Texas and known as Chapter 106 of the Acts of said Legislature which has been adopted as an amendment to and made a part of the Charter of the City of Lubbock, Texas. Such Notice shall be by advertisement inserted at least three times in a newspaper published in the City of Lubbock, Texas; the first publication shall be made at least ten days before the said hearing. Said Notice shall comply with and be in accordance with the terms and provisions of this resolution and said Act. PASSED AND APPROVED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THE GOVIERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, this 25th day of May, 1950. Clarence Whiteside Mayor, City of Lubboc:, Texas ATTEST: Lavenia Lowe City Secretary Lubbock, Texas May 25, 1950 Honorable I•Iayor and City Conu«ission Lubbock, Texas Gentlemen: I have examined the improvements and paving constructed by Kerr and 1Aiddleton under their contract dated December 15, 1949, (GWO 525-S) and find the improvements on loth Street from VTPL of Tyler Avenue to WPL Polk Avenue, known and designated as Unit No. 963, to have been completed in accordance with plans and specifications and recorv-lend that you accept improvements on said street, paying:; the Contractor the amount shown hereon as due by the Ctty of Lubbock, and issue a<signable certifi- cates against property owners for the respective amounts hereinafter shown as beinE, due against then and their respective properties: Final Estimate for paving; and improving 28th Street from WPL Of Tyler Avenue to WPL Polk Avenue, known and designated as Unit No. 963• -975.29 sq. yds. Pavement @ $0.94 Der sq. yd. 1,050.78 326.04 2328.05 sq. yds. SubQrade Prep. @ ;p0.14 per sq. yd. 1 1272.84 lin. ft. Curb & Gutter @ $1.35 per lin. it. ,71C.33 3,901.15 Engineering 5% 195.06 Total Cost of Improvements 4109b.21 Less City's Share 341.34 Amount Paid by Property Omers3 Final Rate per front foot = 2.53891735 ITEMIZED STATEI'ENT OF PROPERTY COSTS: NA11E LOTS South Side B. A. Peek 1 ° Billy ',r. Snell 2 Roy C. Stevenson 3 Fred DeL•sle 4 Ralph M.1Hodges 5 Rudy I. Green 6 C. F. Simes 7 Clark H. Schooley o Billy P. Morris 9 L. R. Luckie 10 BLOCK & ADDN. FRONTAGE COSTS Property 65 Curb 65 200.78 3 W..odlawn 3 rr 60 60 185.33 3 fT 60 6o 185.33 3 ,T 60 60 185.33 3 ,f 60 60 185.33 3 ,r u0 60 185.33 3 6o 60 185.33 3 sT o0 60 185.33 3 Tf 00 60 185.33 3 it 60 7 5.71 193.97 I1EMIZED.STATEMENT OF PROPERTY COSTS: NAME LOTS BLOCK & ADD-E. North Side Terrell DeLavan 11 2 Woodlawn Walter J. D. Allison .12 2 TT Royce Joplin 13 2 �► $am Hallmark 14 2 TT George B. !McReynolds 15 2 TT Ater-Whitwell Lumber Co. 16. 2 TT Ater-idhitwell Lumber Co. 17 2 TT P. K. Palmer 18 2 TT Muton 0. Bynum 1y 2 TT J. E. Gentry 20 2 it Honorable Mayor and City Commission Lubbock, Texas Gentlemen: 1 ROIT`,'AGE Property Curb 60 75.71 00 6o 00 00 6o 6o bo 6o 60 60 6o 6o 6o 6o 60 6o 65 65 Total Property Owner Cost COSTS 193.98 185.34 185.34 185.34 185.34 185.34 185.34 185.34 185.34 200.78 $ 3,754.87 Very truly yours, W.B. Holmes Citv Engineer Lubbock, Texas May 25, 1950 I have: examined the improvements and pavin" constructed by Kerr L Tiiddleton under their contract dated Decerlber 15, 1G49, (6,10 525�-S) and find the improve- ments on 36th Street fror�i ,dPL avenue U to :LPL Avenue ;1, knotv-i-I and designated as Unit 11o. 940, to have been completed in accordance with plans and specifications and recorlmend that you accept improverients on sLi.d street, paying the Contractor the amount shown hereon as due by the City o:i Lub'joc_�, and issue assi,;nable cer- '-- t t p i y for the respective am- unts hereirn. fCler shcr.Lvn Ali ica es a�;ain;� ro�:.e-rt a; Hers �- as being due a:,ain..L them Nnd their respective prono--ties: Final Estimate for paving ind iml)rovinz 36tii Street froii -.]PL ,.venue U to LPL :Io.enue 4 W, '_-norm and desi_•natcd as Unit Lo. 940. 3754.96 sq. ids. Pavement C '�0. ;?4 per sq. yd. 4454.56 sq. jrds. S'ubgrade Prep. C �0.14 per so. rd. 2518.55 lin. ft. Curb c� Gutter C w1.35 pe:_• lin. ft. Sub -Total Enj_noeri_zg 50,o Tot-LL1 Coot of Improvel.ients Less Ci.ty's S".are Ai.:ount P�..:id by Property- Ovmei's Fii.L.1 Rate per front foot = 2.407i1803 side = 1.6052$0"71 } 0.55 IT_:,RiZZED ST-LT_ZI-:.�I T OIL' PROPERTY COSTS: I;:d ._L T:ort:, Side) F. J. Hold B. E . "ei-lell , et ;_.1 B'. E. Sewe--1, et al i:rs . Ruth - di.11is J. G.' Leverett, et al J. G. Leverett; et al J. G. Leverett, et al J. G. Leverett, et al �. G. Leverett, et al %arnest R. Brown Joe Telford (South Side) Coleman I.:CSpadden Richard Bird Richard Bird C . a . iicSpadden C. A. i,icSpadden C . A . I.cSpadden C . A. I-:cSpadden F. G. Parris G. L. DeSI1azo Td'1ti of 0. J. Davis, et ux F, of 3,529.06 623.64 3,400.04 7,553.34 377•�7 7;L •0 .7u7•�;, 7 , 1 r •>2 LOTS LLOCi: �,D.a_:. 1' L'_ :G% COS TS Property Curb 10 L.G. LeVcrett 100 100 295.79 11 L. G. Leverett 46 46 136.06 12 L. G. Lev nett 46 46 136.06 13 L. G. Leverett 47 47 139•G2 14 L. G. Leverett 6,6 o6 195.22 15 L. G. Leverett 66 66 1�,5.22 17 L. G. Leverett 51 51 150.85 16 L. G. Leverett 81 81 239.59 1� L. G. Leverett 53.5 53.5 158.56 19 L. G. Leverett 53.5 09.21 160.90 4 3 Alta Vista Acres 010 625.71 1812.97 1 I:cSPL..dden..r.niiex 177.5 193:21 533.06 2 I,icSpadden j".nnex 57.5 57.5 170.09 3 1,:dSpadden Apnea: 57.5 57.5 170.09 1 1 McSpadden Sub. 75.0 75.0 1u1.65 2 1 i,icSpadden Sub. 00.0 60.0 121/-.32 3 1 I•IcSpadden Sub. 00.'0 60-.0 177 :47 4 1 IicSpadden Sub. u0.0 60.0 177-47 5 1 T•icSpadden Sub. 62.5 u2.5 114.87 2 6 ;^_it�� Vista :.cres 305.0 305.0 902.16 2 u .',lta Vista ,acres 305.0 320.71 910. 00 Total Property U:aner Cost 7,143.52 Very- trulyr yours, '64.B. Holmes . 4 Lubbock, texas 11<:i. , 2 5 , 1, 5 Q I I--onorable Ilayor and C-Lty Co:_ZIission Lubbocl., Texas Gentlemen: I have examined the il,Iprovemonts and paving constructed by I,crr and T.iddleton under their contract dated Decel:Iber 151, 1,49, (G.aO 525-S) and find the improvements on Adc.ms _,venue fro:a SPL 36th Street to IIPL 37th Streit, knot"m and deli ;Hated as Unit No. 991, to -lave been completed in accordance with plans and specifications and reconmiend that you u.ccept imp-roveme:Its on said street, payili�; the Contractor the amount shown hereon as due by the City of LubL-,oc!:, and issue assi,,nable cer- tificates a`,ainst property owners for the respective amounts hereinafter shown s being due a,ainst then: and their respective properties: Final „St17:late for paving and i i;i pr UV1 n` .&�.T1S :.Venue fromSPL 36t11 Street t0 I\IPL 37th Street, vnown. and designated :s Unit l.o. 991. 808.89 sq. yds. Pavement C 0.94 per 6q. yd. 760.36 964.45 sq. yds. Subgrade Prep. C ''0.14 per sq. yd. 135.02 560 tin. ft. Curb Co,41.35 per lin. ft. 75u.00 Sub Total 1,0 1.3 Engineering 50 82.57 Total Cost of Im.irovements 1,733. 5 Less City's Sharc 516.9� Amount Paid by Property. Owners 1 )156. Final Kate per front foot 1298:20 = 2.44943396 530 side - 1.63296413,; 4 0.55 ITJi-:IZ-- 0 STAT I-E-JIT OF PROPEli'.I`i' COSTS: iL"T-L LOTS BLGCI: �c .' DDI-. FRG!IT 1GF COSTS .Jest Side) Property Curb Joc L. Tarver 1 .:dal?s __y- enue 132.5 132.5 259.24 Fred t, . , Perdue et [A: 24 : damis :, enue 132.5 132.5 28,.2 (c- st Side) Charles I,. T1.-ans 10 3 Lisemby 132.5 132.5 289.25 I'. I1. Tipton 11 3 LIsemby 132.5 132.5 28-9.24 Total Property Owner Cost L,�1,156. 7 V ory truly yours, tid. L. Iiolme-s City Ennineer Honorable I.:ayor and City Commission Lubboc'L, TexL.s Gentlemen: LubbocE., Te..as I:�:y 25, 1950 I have examined the ii.iprovemcnts and ")avin constructed by Kerr ' I?iddleton under their contract dated December 15, 1949, UR.10 52-5=S) arid find the iTIiprovements on Polk Avenue from SPL 24.th S'� reet to NPL 25th Street, '..norm and designated as Unit Tqo. 966, to have been completed in accordance with plans and specific..tions and recoi.I1lend that you: accept improvements on said street, paying the Contractor the amount shot"m hereon as due by the City,- of Lubbocr:, and issue assignable certi- ficates a ainst property owners for the respective amounts hereinafter shown as bein, due auainst theii and their respective properties: Final Estimate for paving; and improving Poll. !,, enue from SPL 24th Street to ITPL 25th Street, knoorn Lnd desi -nI -).ted as Unit Iio. 966. 780 sq. yds. Pavement C 00.94 per sq. yd. 733.20 530 sq. yds. Subgrade Prep. C `O ,lZ� per sq. yd. 130.20 540 lin. ft. Cu-:rb :_utter C $T.35 per lin. ft. 729.00 Sub -Total 1., 55 92 . 40 E..Ci.nc erin 5 7 9.62 Total Cost of Improv:.raents 1,072.02 Less City's Share 556.61 Ai.aount Paid by Property Olmers 1,115.7 Final Rate per front foot ! 252.37 = 2.4.5562745 510 side = 1.637093152 0.55 ITEMIZED ST HTEI IraIIT OF PPOPZIL` Y -COSTS: TdAiI:?, LOTS BLOCI� (r ".D-1 . �,R.CITTAGE ;Jest Side) Property Curb R. 1-. CanadL.y 1 4 Tyler Square 127.5 12'7..5 Christine Hall 20 4 Ty-ler Square 127.5 127.5 (East Side) H. A. Anderson 10 4 'Tyler Square 127.5 127.5 Walter E. Bass, Jr. 11 4 Tyler Square 127.5 127.5 Total Property 0•aner Cost Very truly you-= s , ;I. B. Holmes City En ;inter Honorable T,:ayor any: City Co mission Lubbock, Texas Gentlemen: LubboclI, Texas l.�iy 25, 19 50 COSTS 278.85 278.85 278.86 27$.$5 )115.41 I have e„umined the improvements and pLxinE constructed by Kerr L i.I ddle ton under their contract dated December 15, 1>A,.9, froi_1 SPL 37th Street to i:PL 42nd Street, known and designated as Uri.L i- 590, to. have been completed in accordance frith plans and specific:.tions a_.0 recoi-.Yacnd that you accept iliarovements on said streets, paying the Contrzctor the amount shoi-a-, he, --,eon as due by the City of LL:bbock, and issue assignable certificates a ain:t property owners for the respective amounts her;;ina ter shown as being due �:gainst theiii and their respective properties: Final Estimate for paving, and improvin ; Adariis r'venue 42nd Street,-knoi-m and designated as Unit T o. 990. 4912.96 sq. yds. P, ve-rient C 40.94 £ r sq. yd. 5765.72 sq. yds. Subgrade Prep. Q q-p0.14 per sq. yd. 3069.94 lin.lt. Curb Gutter @ 41.35 per lin. ft. Sub -Total Engineering 5 Total Cost of Ir.11)rovements Less Cityts Share Ai,iount Paid by Property Oviners Final Rate Per front loot 7583.24 2730 Side IT.vI IL_uD S` ATEIIE' !T Oi" PIZOPEIYy COSTS: 2.77774358 from SPL 37th S'reet to 'PL 1 $ryl`°0`2`059 + 0.55 4618.1$ 807 : 20 4144.42 __-95b9. SO •47$.49 4 10;04 .29 2;Q05.52 Y--72':42•'77 LG^1 `LOCK &� k= . FROIIT,..GE C(6 rS '.;est S. S. Side) Forrest, Jr. 1 22 2 Property Urban Hgts. 2e5 Curb 280.71 c:45.12 S. S. Forrest Jr. 1 22 1 Urban II`;ts . 265 296. 42 653.76 City , of Lubbocl.(Park) E. of I,<;3 of 6 6 Kinser Sub. 010 205 0$1.42 280.71 2047.20 , 645.12 011ie . a�rnick E 551 of S2 oi' S2 of 3 3 Kinser sub. (East E. I.. side) :flood 10 3, 11 1 Tiodern Homes 2e5 296.42 653.76 E. T•i. Wood 10 11 2 Iqodern Hoines 205 132.5 280.71 148.21 645.12 326•89 L. S. Cyril Bridge Uri er 5 6 1 1 Brid e-Patterson Brid.,e-Pate-:arson 132.5 148.21 326.$9 J . P . Boyd J 5 2 Bridge -Patterson 13�'.5 14$.21 320.$9 326.09 Paul firs. Basinger Bertha F. 6 L16D'emby 10 2 G, 11 Bridge-Patt:;rsori 4 Lisenby 132.5 2u5 148.21 2$0.71 11)45.13 Total Property Ozmer Cost r7,242.77 Very truly yours, W.' B. Holmes Ciby EnZ;inc:er Lubbock, Texas I,Iay 25, 1;50 Honorable Tia' -or and City Coi.iiai;�sion Lubbock, Te._��is Gentleiaie n : I have e.,-ami.ned the i-mprovements, and pavin constructed by Kerr I._iddleton under their contract dated December 15, 1 49, (G-10 525-S) and find -the improve- ments on 28t11 Streit from LPL Taylor LIvenue to EPL Fillriore Avenue, known and designated as Unit Iio. ;47, to have been completed --;n accordance with plans and speciilCc .Ltions and recommend that you accept ir.,iprovements on said street, paying . 3WJ the Contractor the amount shown hereon as due by the City of Lubbocl:, and issue assignable certificates a ainst property owners for the respective amounts herein- after shown as being due aainst their: and ti-leir respective properties: CD Final Estimate for paving and irmproving 25th Street from EPL Taylor _.-,. n�ie to EPL P illrmo.re Avenue, knovai and designated as Unit Igo . S47 . 2 -03 9. 36 sti . ,-ds . Pavement @ J�0. 94 per sq. . d. 2;396:42 sq. yds. Subrade Prep. C�S��0.14 per sq. yd. 335.50 17285.40 lin. ft. Club ?� Gutter Q w1.35 per lin. ft. 1.735.29 Sub -Total Engineerin 5% 199.39 Total Cost of I;ipro'vernents �21 7.18 Less Cityts Share (1Q` of 350�.94) 350.09 "mount Paid by Property 01,•mers 3, 37.0 Final Pate per front foot 3150.85 1210 = 2.e0400$26 4 4'0.55 ITEI'IZED Sir,.r2Qv 4T OF PitOP_j.CQ COSTS: NAIVE LOTS BLOCK & X`.DX . FRONTAG;; I:OSTS IJorth Side ) Property Curb W. H. Eaves 11 E W> of 12 10 Woodlawn 90 90 283.86 Ray Z`T. Pace El of 12; All 13 10 �:lo�.,dlawn 90 90 283.86 Ross Ayers 14 Er W20, of 15 10 !'Ioodlawn 00 00 252.32 James G. Fox E 401 of 15 10 Woodlawn 40 40 126:16 James G. Fox 11 401 of 16 10 l ocldlavan 40 40 126.16 Tom S . Breedlove E 201 of to • ;°lll 17 10 Idoodlavnl 8o 8,0 252.32 Iierbert Stubbs 18; tl1 of 19 10 Woodlairn 90 90" 283:56 Herbert Stubbs El of 19; All 2C 10 �doodlavm 95 113r85 310.01 (South Side)- J. L. I1-urfee, Jr. 1; E 36, of 2 11 1 doodlaiin 101 119.85 32S.92 J. J. Chauncey, Jr. W241 of 2; 2` 11 11 tidoodlatan 9t= S0 302.78 3 E '121 oa. 4 C. L. Ililnyard mid 461 of 4; �' 4�' 11 Vloodlawn 96 96 302.79 of 5 Max Rut 1ed`;e ,.I 121 of 5; A11 6; 11 Woodlatian 120 120 375.48 E 481 of 7 Dr. Jamiles I�:.Re,, nolds W 121 of 71 11 Woodl�im o 96 >02.78 E 241 o9; All 8 JOy Stanley ��� 361 of 9; All 10 11 7 oodla..m 96 95 302.79 Total Property- Ot-,iner. Cost 37.09 Very truly yours, W. B. Holmes City Engineer Honorable I.ayror --,nd City Coi.L.-.fission Lub')oc:>, 'Texas Gentlemen: Lubbo ch, Texas May 25, 1950 I have e..amired the improvements and pavi.n constructed by Derr Ec Middleton under their con :.Tact dated Decel._ber 15, 1949, (Ghd0 525-5) and find the improve - id meats on 20th Street from:l WPL Poll, :,venue to EPL Taylor :,venue, knorm aidesi nated a:- Unit i,Io. 844, to have been completed in accordance with plans and speci- fic_t ions and recommicnd that you accept irnprovemeizts on said street, payin ; the Contractor the amount shozn-i hereon as due by the City of Lubbock, and issue assiL n- able certificates against property oimers for the respective amounts hereinafter shot,m as bein due a ;ainst them and their respective properties: Final Estimate for paving and ir,mproving 28th Street from vj?L Poli: Avenue to EPL Taylor Avenue, hno-vm and designated as Unit i o. ;?64. 1747:78 sq-. yds. Pavem_Zcnt C 5r0.94 per sq. yd. 1,642.92 2083:89 sq. yds. Subgrade Prep. C �0:14 per sq. yd. lin. 291.1 1;633.50 1210:00 lin. ft. CurbGutter o; $1.35 per .ft. 3,568.16 Sub -Total Engineerinu 5% Hof 17 8. 41 3;74b.57 Total Cost Ii.i-provement s Less City's Share (10 0 of 306'1.07) 30$.11_ kmount Paid by Property Oirners 3)438• 'o Final Hate per front, foot 2772.96 = 2.29170247 + �0.55 1210 IT�IiIZED STATM;L,I-T OF PROPERT-Y (.`,OS,.'S : N 1N E Fill -or t'z Side ) T�isy S. Lovell W. L . Loan Mary S. Lovell Jimmie L. Holmes T-filarl S. Lovell (Soutl. Side) E. I.I. Kratzen Terrell DeLavan Virginia Smith Joan i'Tilson LOTS BLOCK L.=,DOiI.. FROT;TAGE COSTS Property CtIrb 11,12,13' 7 Woodlawn 1�0 180 511.52 11! , l),1u,1'7 7 ti•Toodlea,,n 240 21;0 682.01 1U 7 'doodl.7.wn bo 60 170.50 19 7 Woodla ,n 60 60 170. 50 20 7 Nodlav,m - u5 65 184.71 1 u Wood1avnz u5 65 184.71 2 6 Woodlawn 00 60 170.50 3,425,6,7,8 6 Woodlawn 360 36o 1023.01 10 u -1oodlavrn 120 120 341.00 Total Property 0,iI'er Cost 93313r.46 Ver ;r truly yours, T.7 -r. .. ii0 ._:(,S City�Ei.�--;incer Lu ,:o ck, r"c:_as Iiay 25, 10,50 Honorable D'ILyor and City Corii.i:ission Lubboclk, Tel, -as Gent leiiien : I have el,arilined the i iprovernents and pLavino constructed by Kerr & Middleton under their contract dated D'�cember 15, 1949, 65140 525-S) and find the *improvements on :,venue X froi:i SPL 30th Street to T�;PL 31st Street, .krovrn and (Iesi, hated as Unit Teo. 930, to Lave boen completed in accordance with plans and specifications and reco_:.,:,iend thut you accept improvements on said street, paying; the Contractor the aiiiount slnotirn hereon as uue by the City of Lub1boc1:, and issue assignable certificates a„a inst property oz;ners for the respective amounts hereinafter shown as being due against then and their respective properties: Final Estilliate for p&-Lvi.-i_6 and ii�� roving Avenue 1 zroi.i SFL 30th Street to T;PL 31st Street, IMown ind designated as Unit 1i0. 930. 855.11 sq. yds. Pavernent L 90.94 per s,;. yd. 1019.55 sq. yds. Sub -ride P-rep..0 wo.14 per sq. yd. 592.00 lizz.i't. Curb &. Gutty IQ41.35 per lin-ft- Sub-Total Engineering 5;0 Total Cost of Improvements Less CitylS Share ri,liount Paid by Property Owners Final Rate per -fro-lit foot - side 4 '0.55 ITEi,IIZED Or PIZOP-1RTY COSTS: LOTS ','Test Side) J. D. Rountree L.G. Karmaerdiener (East Side) Kary Fiat -his Frank C. Goodwin 1 3 Ct.nningham E 6o, of 28 3 CunI-�in ham 803:00 142.74 7c.Q `'0 - 1745.74 U7.29 1U3 .03 ull.77 1221.20 120. ! 1 11 U-j C CS T S Property Curb 11�0 138 305.31 140 138 305.31 u 1 Lee I.. Jaci:son 140 138 305.32 U 3 Lee I.. JaCI,SOn 140 138 305.32 Total Property Oiaier Cost 1, 221.26- Very truly yours, . 11,011-cie s City Engineer Lubbock, Tex-s 'lay 25, 1950 Honorable I•:ay or Lind City Cora.::i,3sion Lubldocr:, Texas Gentlemen: I have e.,amined the i i_?provei,ients • and pavinz constructed by Derr er, Middleton under their con -'race dated Doceiiiber 15, 191H;', `(G';TO 525-S) end Find tine irll�rovei:lents on 28th Street from, ',TPL Louisville Avenue to 601 East Of LPL TIe 1phis f .venue, l�novm and designs tcd as U:1it I:o. 1039, to have been cor:ip L , ed in accordance with plans ,1 i and speci' ic_.tions �'nd recor :lend that you accept illiprovements on said street, pG:yin`; the Cont_ actor the aML.ui'jt silo;•nj hereon as due by the City of Lu lboc::, and issue ass 1.Jriable certi _" ic�:tes against property owners for the respective alilouni.s hereina=ter s 1OW a: s bei nr ue a?'''ainst theii a,-,'ld tlieir" respective grope -ties: Final Lst ":_la- e 'or l czvin" end ilrlprovin` "28ti, Street -f'roia �u'PL Louisville Avenue t0 a 0 1 E:. st of ZPL 1•IE'.:lp;i?S :;venue, '_11UL9n and deSignated c.s Unit- 1-'o 1039. 1574. 2+4 s, . girds . Pavem--nt E 0. ;'L: per sq. y d. 1877.21 s . yds. Stlb,,rade Prep. _C g00.14 per sq. -rd. 1090.00 lill._'t. Curb w Gutte-rC q'A-35 per liil. ft. Sub -Total Lrl.�;inoerin-. 5;, Total Cost of Ii.iprov.,lments Less City's Share 1i1J1_.ul:t PL i d ;by Property Owners Final bate per front .soot 2.2;1608- ITE!JZi:�D S,f;f,.; I.r,i,r-rT C�� P-'.Or-iHr r COS`.iS: ll -i7 •� �J_L l v P�f 'li TE k1orth Side) Richard h;i,rd R . C . I1 i'il l Ted J. Cra-er J. I . Jen'kins Tee r ill Dele .rc n G. D. Reed Geor.e F. 1-IaYCS L. AR Bill (South Side) Sled lillerl J . Dural l� Joilil ii. Mull Terrell Delevan Charles R . I :e Lnecke C . .�3 . Tolard James E. Pa.r-on Laster :. 1,oblitt 1, 47 5. 7 2U2.81 1-471.50 3,214.28 1-0.71 3;374.9 277.5 5 3,OC7.44 LOTS 1 3LCCti �' 1.DJI: _ I ReI _T :G= Property 'Curb 12 15 -1rocdl_-.1an o0 170.50 13 ;' 00 60 170.50 rr 00 60 170 . -0 1? 'r o0 U0 170. 0 7 `i 00 60 60 60 170.50 170.51 r 1& • E, of a 19 rr CO 90 255.7- r1?- of 19 20 i7 5 5 269.96 1, C, E - of 2 14 Woodlarrn 95 c5 26s .'16 ; of 2 c., 1; 3 r , CO rr 2.75 55 5 jO 60 170.50 6 T UO 00 170.50 10 60 170.50 7 ' y0G e. 170.50 8 00 00 170.50 ,I r 00 60 170.51 Total P. G. Cost 3,097.44 C tyts _!0"0 277.55 Total Est. Cost 3,374.,9 ilotio--i -cy Co:.u:'_issioncr ilufste;dler, seCO-ldet. by Co=_._:L_'sioneY' i.OY'r1 ;, carried unanimously, the followiii" Resolution i,aas passed. RliSOLUTION ��%, � 1 T rr- r ((� ,r 1Tnr •. T / .. - - mC ` l j' JT.�1r, in-- i'r, / S-II�LIJISJ, :1 � T' 1�+r,+ T �{ C i11iD l�xL .1�+lJ1. VlJlJ, S LIST- D .1 1_)t:ILQ.f, �n c j _._.� �.:.�L1L!1J�L7 11.'J lIJ LJ V:._•.V� r, z lJ~' il..J l'.�I_`•I�I r y{ I: l.J l.i Ia'. - T% (1 c i�J ll�lJ iJ �l II 111J 1'1_111'iTS ILSTIED. 4 ';J11EiLEPS the City c;.f Lul�Oock heretofore passed various street ii��lproverlent ordinancesand resolutions, and entered into contract willfile prOpert," Otsrllc'Y'S for the-r.iaking and construction of street i i.Drovemants On portions of nt?i:1:rous t{ ft streets, and/Ur avenues in said City, incl JLi.n,; ar1On« Ut-_:;rS the f 011o:-jin` : r :,venue X i-rom its ilitersectio"i with the 1) 1 Prop-.rtyr Line of 30th SUr ct to its intersection with the i.or th P„opurty Lille c;d 31st Street, 1:novin and desi-_ noted as Unit 1-,0. 930. /M10, �f 36th Street fro::i its intersection with the ','rest P=�Gpertyr Line of :avenue U to its intersection with the East Property Line of 'Lvenue -.J, --novm and designated ' as Unit !�, o . 940. 28th Street from its intersection with the .East Property Line of Taylor ,ivenue to its intersection with the Fast Property Line of Fillmore Avenue, ltnovM and desi-iLated as Unit I O. 947. 28th Street from its intersect ion with the West Property Line of Tyler _..venue to its intersection with the West Property Line of Polk Avenue, knovrri and desir;- nated as Unit No. 0.63. Poll: avenue I'rom its intersection with the Soutll Property Line of 24th Street to its..... ntersect:i.on with the 14orth Property Line of 2;th Street, known and designated as Tn IIo. 966. 28th Street from its intersection with the T�Iest Property Line of Poly Avenue to its intersection with the Last Property Line of Taylor Avenue, I:nown and designated as Unit 'Ho. 984• kiwi -is t;venue froE, its intersection with the South Properrty Line of 3'7th Street to its ii- tersect-ion with the Ilorth Property Lira. of 42nd Street, ?: lown and desiSnatued as Unit I•io. 990. r ,d-nis ,.venue from its intersection with the South Property Li-.ie of 3CUth ;street t0 ytS 1-1teNorth with the orth Property Line oi' 37th Street; known and desisnated as Unit 11o. 991. 28th. Street from its intersection with, the yvest Property Line of, Louisville livenue to its intersection, with a line `01 East of the East Property Line of I�Ielnphis zvenue, I�ilou:n and desiE nated as Unit i o. 1039. '10 '01EREAS, the irlpr ovc rments upon the said portion. of the abovement-i.oned str•<:ets and/or av ,,nues have been corimleted and have been inspected and found to have. been constructed in accordance with the torms of said contract. THE,IEFORZ; BE IT RDSOLV'�D BY THE CITY OF LUBDOCK, TEXAS: 1. That the i proveiiients on said portions o:f the aJoverientloned streets and/or avenues be and the sai::e is hereby accepted. 11. T -at the i.w.-y-or .slid City Secrctar;- be and the -;are hereby instructed to execute and deliver ccrtificcites in evidence o.r the ass-essments .Levied against the parcels of prop.:rty- abutting upon the s,-_.:i.d portio-ns of the stroets and/or avenues as listed above', and a-;air_st the owners of such property in accordance with law and in the manner provided ' n said contract, and -the i)roceedin�s with reference to s .id i..il,r�ov,llients and assessments. This resolution shall take e lfect and be i_Z force f-roi_i and after its passa ,. P;iSS'Z'JD :,-'.D :.PT ILCV.�J TIM the 25th d of I:ay, 1;50. Clarence K. .-fl teside Ela yo r 1TTEST: Lavenia LOtre City Secretary I•lotion by Co.-..i;:iss_'oner D. vis, seconded by Commissioner Hufstedler, carded unanii,iously, the follovrin- Resolution vras passed: IZLS OLU`I'ICII ;iHEI%Z«S, the City Ply nnin- Cor.1;.:i ;sl,_. on has recor�ended the approval of the plat of the fI E SUIT-DIVISIC-'11, a i -`' T locl:s C")'3 and v,. of the i,Iarkowitz Subdivisio-1 ol" Bloci� 0`0 of Robcrts t� i._c`,q'jorter V-._ditioi_, Lui)i'Ock County, TexL:s, 1,11]J 7ii'Gil, : _LJ;,LIVED I} r � III GGV „ III_: _. ,:,ODD C� rIJ GT 1 I OF LL3=,GGIi : 1HA_, the Plat of thei�.t�.r.. SUB-DTVI,�TCI. , a port of Blocks 8r�._ 3 _d 66 of the idarkowit7, Subdivision of Block C`;0 of F:obcrts C; IIc,'l�orter Addition, Lubbock County, Te=±1:s, approved by the Pl:.nnin Commission on the 4t1i day of i,iuy, 1950, be and the same is hereby ap,,)rove;d. nI.D IT IS CI:DEni D. P.'�SS D l�iill r�l PiiGVED BY LTr1,_1 i:u Z) 'VG A OF THE CITY CO�,_.ISSIOI:i this 25th day of i•i�,y, 1950. Clarence K. Whiteside I•Iayor ATTE''ST : Lavenia Lowe City Secretary I`sotion by COiiii.isslonar Kor ris, seconded by Coi;L issionk_r Thom., s, carried unanimously, the followin„ Resolution was passed. RESOLUTION �: HE_ ' S, the City Plr-.n, in- Cor-f- fission has recor.L!ended approval of the LD Plat of the "Wolverton Subdivision,'f out of Block Four (4), Tract Twelve (12); Alta Vista .,c-res, out of Section Ten (10), Block. "B", Lubbock, LubLjock County, Texas; TI-i REI,CRE : _E IT UL SOLVZL) = Y `_ IIE GOVE RI I1'j(, BODY 0' TIE CITY OF LUBBOCK: t M`T, the Plat of llllolvcrton Subdivision,rr out of - Block Four- (4), Tract �',jelve (121), Alta Vista Acres, out of Section Ten (10). Block, "BTM,Lubbocl_ Lubbock County, Texas, approved by the Planning Cor.�riission on thel-th day of Play, 1950, be and the sane is hereby approved. AND IT 15 SC Pessed and approved by unanimous vote of the City Cot.1-c:ission dais 25th day of iiiay, 1950. Clarence IL. ;,Ihiteside I1aror :1lTL7�T: Lavenia Lowe City Secretary 1.'otion by Coi�y;:issioner II fstedler, seconded by Co,._!_:issic,-.er Tponias, carried unanimously*, the followin,- Resolution was passed: RESOLUTIOIJI �t�iERE:�S, the City Plannin, Commission has recommended the approval of the plat of the "S UBBS SUBDIVI,::IO-� Tp, of Section 10, Bloc' B , Lubbock County, Texas ; THE=_LFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE GOVERNIi,tG .BODY OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK: TI-I'T, the plat of "Sn'U3I3S SUBDIVISIO_ ll of Section 10, Block B, Lubbock County, Texas, approved by the P1an__in Conrnission on thet�th day of Kay, 1;5G, be and the sai;ge i s hereby approved. :,iTD 1T IS. Oi�D:j.LL, D. P.r,iqyPPtOULD BY U11TaIiGLTS MOTE OI' TiI�� CI`Y COI,T:ISSIO-I: THIS 25th day of i-asT; 150. Clarence K. Whiteside La ycr .i'=%J ITES Laveylia LoT-;G City Secretary Motion by CorL_issioner 'Huf stodler, ::cconded by Cor.L issionor Tho-.mas, Carried unanir_ously, to a -.-:prove Plat of i•IcL�:.rty 2i1_. Circle Division J%ddition. ili;SUUTIOI: ZnII-EI'EAS, the City Pla i,ing Coi-.-aiissi..n has recouimended approval of -the Plat of the 1?1'cLartyt s Second Circle View Lddition,ll out of Section. Tv o (2) , Block 112,i4r) Lubbock County, Tel:as ; THL LEFORE, ' BE IT RES.OL TED BY THE GO L,.M.II?G BODY CF THE CITY OF LUEBOCK : THAT , the Plat of IlMcLarty's Secona Circle View Add-"tion2 out of Section Two (2); p,Lock "E11, Lubbock- County, Texas, approved by the Plan;..in,.; Commission on the 1;th day of May, 1950, be and the same is hereby approved. J� D IT IS SO ORDF,:IED. PASSED :�::D .PI�i}OV ;D- �Y UI:.Li VO ; 0i ",,TIE CI`.{'Y "Cg.- ISS1t T? this 2>th d�.y of Tiay50: Clarence 11. ';vl'iiteside t ayor .ATTEST : Lavenia Lone —� City SecrE-tart' !Motion by CorT,13s ;io:1er _Hufstedler, seconded by Co �..:issioncr Thori�_.s, carried unanir:louslyr, the follot. ink Resolution was passod: RZSOLU'i'J_Oi: the City Plannin- ConI -As ion has -recor�rrended the approval of the plat of the VIE.I 1=:D 13i'IOi:41, Subdivision -of Roberts zz I,'C'Aiorter :�jjdi- tion o-ut of ;locks_ $5 and U682 Lubbock County, -Texas; TIIERE.-'ORE, BE I`! ;;ESOL'u �D BY THE GOVERI?IiIG BODY U rl,H CITY OF LUE�OCI�:: TIIAT, the plat of "CANY01F VIEW AD.}ITIG11", a Subdivision of '?oberts C, K� c'Uharter Addition out of blocks 85'gc 8-8, Lubbock County, Te_�r_'�s, apt+r'ovcd by the Planning Com_r_iiscion on the 4th dc.y of may, 1950, ba and the SumLe is hereby approvcd. :_I.D IT IS UIRME iED. Y D _PP'u072D BY 0iT'ii;ITiO S `JO„ r, ", --. r, r 1 y P:.;�SD _i1_ Tom, m Ci_ zT GOI Ian l� _ THIS 2jtT1 C?u O-' i-10y, 1� 50. Clarence I . 4hiteside MM, ,Sm Lavenia Loi•.ie Citv Secretory Kotion by CofL-iissioner i•:orris, seconded by COrL.1i ssione-r Hufstedler, cL.rried unanimously, the followin`; Resolution Vias -passed: RESOLVE IO1: the City Col,:i:fission of the City of Lubi�ocli has heretofore autho- ri zed the Lubbock L1unicipLLl r,irport 13oz.Lrd to conduct -tests at the lainicipal Airport tO determine the ty-.,e and amount of civili�:n trafi'ic, the type and are.:�tlnt of mili- tary traf�'ic iffiich could be permitted, and the best hours that military traf-c c could be permitted. joint: use on the Municipal Airport; and, WHEREAS, the Airport Board has conducted such tests during the periods from February 14, 1950, through February 11, 1°50, and Larch 20, 1950 to -present date; and, v.MMIEI.S, the Lubbock, i°-unicipal Airport bard has -.tiled theirroports of such tests, and has made certain recor;.rtiendatiorns in their reports: 1.DUV1 lI�u1t.'FULDLE) „E, II _.,ESOLr�D „ iIE CIF_ �Ul=.la.�U_: _ ._J �.: Y Ul' LiJ U�I�: THAT, the United States :fir Force shall- be granted joint use of rile I;Libbocli I.,iunicipul _''.irpol't for student 11yii1; trai i1111 ; under tI1C i olloti,ring ter.IflS and conditions:. The fiir Force shall be per -Tit fed the use of th3 Lub'OC'-L i=A'•_11iCip 11 ,_irlpOrt L':rlder G'rt187'_;CT1CZr conditionswhenLi_bboc- ::e�ath�r is, above .tile i1Li2irli;illS established for r.,.ilitary student fl,ring at the Lubboc1: 1`°� n, ci-)al _, irport . Emer- Sencv conditions shall be defined 2.3 r.1eaninw a • req.ui: eia.ent created by unavap.lability of Reese r12B au:� Lliarie.s On account of vTeat_: er, or z:�lder requirel:lelatS C1Geiled Ur`;E:P_t intine opinion of i.ne CoiLu,,.undinr_' General :ill 1.4ainin,; COliili1cL11Ct, E=lpressed directly, or throtl Iz the CoI handing 0 'iicer, Reese � Fb, to the City Cor aissiOn. D. Flight operations under emerUency conditolls will be permittea from davli-ht until 10 :00 a .: . with not :Acre than six military aircraft ' in the Lubbock I`'iunicipal Airport Traffic Pattern, and between 12:00 noon and 3:00 p.1_T. with not :.:ore than six military aircraft in the traffic pate r n; -,gith the afternoon period subject to.revision based upon traffic load; C. The United States Air Force shall be grunted the :right to m- l-Le occasional landi-.l,s and take -offs at the Lubbock Kuni.cipal :iirport, not to e..ceec� a rate of' one aircraft per hour, in order to 1_,. ep their ins tructors qua�_ified at this ai-r- port and to provide stral-kr;e field landings for their students; D. Lifter the completion of tee installation by Civil :leronau tics idminis- tra eon of the Instrument Landin;-- Anp-roach System, tale Air Force shall have the right to make simulated instrument landing approaches on the Instrument, Landing Sy steel• These approaches oaches shall net result in c Cttic.l' l'a«ldln`:S Or take -offs; E. In the exercise by the United States ; i r_ Force of the rihz� s `;rOnted ile3'einc.bOve all lflili Lary i'iight ope ations shall be stib jeer to the Lu pbOcl� T':tini- Cipal irport Traffic and Taxi � _aiEs, and shall be subject to i ::I�lediate c�:ncella- tion if, ii, the opinion of the 21irport 1-.:.ana� er, Leaf i°iC '! S OI. StiCll density as t0 overcrowd. the traffic pattern mind/OP jeopardize the safety Of Civilian traffic t_sin,� the Lubbock.,TiizlZicipal ,irport; F. if traffic load at the Lubbock 1•:unicip�.l _:import is such as to permit ir�creL:sed h=llitarjT flit Opera t"1U115 be;Tcr�d chat specified i hi b u'uove, and in the event of need therefor, the Airport I_anal-er or, in his absence, his L.ccredited representative may permit increased numbers of military ai-rc_'aft, rut to ep_ceed twelve) in the traffic pattern; and may authorize use o" the E."Luni cipal iirport for military flight operations at tides Other tiharl specified in .D "ubave. G. In the event that military usea,_e of the Lubboclti 'unicipal i'lirport a hull be developed on the pound shO��.ld become substantial, rates and charges s frequency bE-sis. Upoll lilot_L of Corl_.,issioner Morr is', seconded by CoT.Missioner Hufstedler, the fOregoil�, Resolution was ptiSSeJ by un. nim us vote Oi the City Com:.1.,`.:�sion of the City of Lubbock, this 25th day of Klay, 1950. : 17 1T,,� t _11JS Lave nia Loire Clarence 1K. Td:rliteside l,lay o r I•:otion by Co_ifmissioner Hufstedler, seconded by Comr iissioner Davis, carried unanimoL_sl,-, to a -.-.-,rove revised City Budgets for cert,tia Dep.artr_ients, as f ollows : c n-r , CU1_i �' -,^T ITT L'_:j _. 1!:D�]D 3"I'D -,--:r, _ C i . GES CITY OF 7uI.D T1111* 25, 1950 " Increase Decrease I:et Incr el --.se in 3ua,;et in Budget or Decre:-se ) General Departr tints City Corv':ission 1 y� B-1 Of"ice Su -plies 50.00 F-5 r Dvertising 250.00 +'-13 Election Expense 100.00 1,200.00 - 0 - 1,2L0.00 Ta:. 0"r f i c e B-1 0_'f is e Supplies 11000.00 F-4 Special Services 2)400.00 F-13 Board of E�u�.liJation 200.00 1,200.00 2,400.00 1,200.00 Le -al A-1 Salaries, 200.00 B-1 Ca'ice Sup��lies 100.00 F-4 Special Services 1004-00 A-2 Salary - Clerical - 125.00 F-6 Travel Expense 75.00 300.00 -`300.00 - 0 - Purc:asing B-1 02-Licu Supplies 125.00 lelc:;11orie Te1cUr pry 25.00 F-Q Travel Expcnse 75.00 • 225.00 - - 2 .00 Building Inspection F-5 Adverti.sin- 375..0 ":-3 Salaries, Operating 000.00 375 0 b00.00 22 Corporation.Court Z-1 Fur:_isure w Fixtures 100.v0 A-2 Salary - Clericc l 10u .00 100.00 100.00 - 0 - Police B-6 Riotor' Vehicle Sup: dies 700.00 B-7 Elinor Tools - 5 0.00 E-4 I-'iaintenance, 11otor Vehicles 220.00 F -1 Telephone _'L Tele ;rape 100.00 F-9 Jail %Peals 300.00 G-7 Court Costs 25000 D-8 E'"-intenance, Traffic I•iarkers 1.000::.00 Z-8 Traffic Markers 2,500.00 A-3 &.',laries, Policemen 1' 395.00 44, 8 5-.00 1, 3 .00 ;, 500l00 Fire Depart_nent E-4 Maintenance, I-lotor Vehicles 90.00 E-3 Mlaintenance, Fire Apparatus i__.00 0.CO G - Public Pound B-7 Kinot Tools-. 10.00 i -4 1-i<_i ntenance, I•totor Vehicles '120.00 rl-3 Salo ries , Operating 130.00 0 130.00 3 .00 - - Health - B-1 0f::ice Supplies 430:00 " B-2 Fuel Supplies 15.00 B-7 Minor Tools 200.00 B-8 Cleanin7 L Janitor Supplies 75.00 E-2 I-iaintenance, I-lachinery (Fogging) 447.76 D-1 I� Lgintenance, Buildings �:, Grounds 150.0 _ F-1 Telephone u; Telegraph 315.00 F-10 Water Purchased 120.00 F-11 Light U Poer 460.00 B-6 i•iotor Vehicle Sup -plies 160.00 E-4 I�Iuintenance, Rotor Vehicles - 220:00 F-4 Srpeci al Services 1,24�.7Q OQ Z-4 Motor Vehicles 5 2,�12.76 2,212.'76 - 0 - Increase Decrease Net Increase in Budget in Bud'et or (Decree:se General DepartmaL'i to Parks B-& Cle;&nin�; cl,-, J«nitor Sub.: lies 50.00 B-15 IicO...lancous Supplies 200.00 D-1 1',aiiitena.rce, Buildia,:s, Ground S 50,00 Z-2 Iiachinery & Tools 300.00 A-4 Salaries, I aintenaiice 300.00 B-14 Botanical Supplies 250.00 D-2 I.iaintenance of Brides 50.00 000.00 000.00 - U - Recreation D-1 Iiaint-enance, Bld;;s. , Prrounds 50.00 F-1 Telephone Ll Telegraph 100.00 B-13 Recreational Supplies 319.92 Z ' 8 Ai,iusemcnt Equipment 28 / .12 F-o Travel Expense 1&2.G0 .:2 4b9. 2 - - Labor Carap F-11 LiL-ht (,, Power 35.00 D-1 T.aintenance, Jldg. 8,G"ounds 35.00 -iTarehou se F-11 Li,fht L, Po,� er 75.00 G-4 Injuries : Dani<;es 44.05 A-3 Salaries - Operating 119.05 -__ -0 1190 _ - C - City Hall B-7 Tiinor Tools 10.00 D-1 Iiaintenance, Furniture 10.00 B-5 Cleaning cle Janitor Supplies 20.00 20.00 _ 2 0 . - 0 - TOTi*:L, GEIIsi'AL )EP:,HT12 J TS 11,971.23 8,471.73 3,500.00 '.later &: Street Departments dater Production A-1 Salary - Supervision 72.00 B-6 Motor Vehicle Supplies .500.00 E-4 I�Iainl;enance, 1•iotor Vehicles 1,200.00 E-21 T..aintenance, Booster Put ips 300.00 B-2 Fuel Supplies 150.00 B-8 Cleaning Supplies 50.00 B-10 T.lechanical Sup; ,lies 75.0 B-11 Lubricants 50.00 B-14 Botanical Supplies 150.00 D-20 I.iaintenance of dells 100.00 D-22 l:ain�enance - of Surface Reservoirs 200.00 E-20 Tlaintenance, 'dell rui_ipin" Equip. 1,600.00 F-1 Telephone Tele,,raph 84.00 F-2 Hire of Equipment 200.00 Z-1) ,•dater S- stems 2,072.E • 600.00 3,2 ,.0 1 l 18�•00j�' ti Water Distribution ' B-6 I•1otor Veiiicle Supplies _ 269.00 B-7 T°.liior Tools 100.00 8-15 Ei.scell,�,i�eous Supplies 200.00 E-2 1,,c.int . i.achinery [; Tools 2; 200.00 E-23 1,,ain-',-,cnance Services 1; 500.00 E-25 T-iaintcnance Con6ui.ier meters 1, 500.00 2-2 Hire of Zquipmcnt 350.00 Z-23 Hew Sei vices 42250.00 12U.00 A-1 Salary - Supervisions 757.00 A-7 A-8 Salary' - Testing; i:eters SalL.ry, Reiaovcd Reset 1i.i4crs 27053.00 B-10 I•iechanical Supplies 75.00 900.00 ,H;-27 T.u;.intenance Fire :_ydr�.::Ls 10 , 30 .00 3 , 13.00 y45 • 00 Storm Setters -4 Salaries - 380.00 B-1 Office Supplies 1.00 40.00 0 B-7 liinor Tools 380.00 It*o.00 24e.o0 Increase Decrease :et Increase in Budget in Bud et or (Dec ,ei�_se ) Sanitary SewersD 1-4 Salaries - 11aintenance 3,407.00 B-6 P!otor _ Vcriicle Sul�p2ie, s 120.00 B-9 CIiemir-a 1. SL:,pplies 100.00 D-4 1,intenance Se ;er Lines b00.00 F-10 ;rater 26o.0o F-11 Light 2c Powe- 1,70.00 Y-4 Sanitary Sewer Lines 100.00 3-4 Clothing � Dry ,00ds .100.00 Z-4 i.i�Aor Velii.cle;s 3,200.00 3 Z3oo.� �3 Street Cleaning i-3 Salaries 1,320.00 D-1 Office Supplies 3.07 B-6 Motor Vehicle Supplies 11000.00 D-15 Street Sweeper Sup lies 1; 000.: 0 E-2 !."Iaintenance,. lachinery 1,200.00 F-4 Hire of Eaui ment 1', 4.00 Z-2 i:acliinery jw 'fools 3; 263.00 Z-4 I,�otor Vehicles 1 701.00 4, .07 5,138. _1,.. Street 1-aaintenance li'-4 Special Services � 270.00 Z-2 Elachinery ,Tools 1, 300.00 -4 Salaries, 1,a�intcnance 5,127.00 r;-1 O'_ice Sul., -)lies . 50.00 B-6 L.otor Vehi cle Supplies 11200 - 00 B-9 Chemical Supplies 50.00 B-10 1,1-ecl.anical 9up_lies 500'00 D-2 i.iAI ,,enance Underpasses .800.00 i'-2 1Lire Of Equipment 2,000.00 Z-4 Iiotor Vehicles '241.74 Z-- Street l•.L.rhers 1�57T. no 3 ; 500.00 13,018.74 11 442.74 :later, ;general &� administration ,�-2 Salaries - Clerical 000.00 .-5 Salaries - i.-ieter Readers 23.00 B-1 Office Supplies 2,040.00 B-c Rlotor Vehicle Supplies 200.00 L-1 liaintenance - 0-j'-'ice Equi.prnent 50.00 F-1 Insurance 10.00 F-4 Special Services 5.00 `,-1 Salarjr - Supervision 20.00 r�-6 Salary - Collec u ; 20.00 E-4 1.1r_.intenance - Motor Vehicles 78.00 .FF Tcleplione �; Telegraph 50.00 F-2, Hire of Equipment 10.00 Z-1 Office Equipment 337.0"0 TOT.',L -OiAT�P� �i STRijET 31EPT. 26,611.o7 29,324.54 (2,713.47) Public -.;orlcs Departilents Engineers -2 S�._laries - Cleric:-1 000.00 :-3 Salaries - Operati- , 1; 900.00 'rrl Oi'f ice SuhlDlies 1)300.00 B-7 Linor Tools i00.00 F-3 Insurance S .0� ' Z-1 Furniture Fixtures 17.50 A-4 Salaries - Lot Surveys 6o0.00 E-1 1.ic.in-,enance - ii'urniture Zix-urns 50.00 Z-3 Instruments w .'►p..,aratus 7.50 Z-4 i_otor Vehicles 12.00 _ 4 0 b69-50 _ 3, 53.00 Gara--e 13-10 lyiechanicl-11 250.00 B-l$ Miscellaneous Sup;; -lies 250.00 E-4 1lLintcnance I.lotor Vehicles 100.00 F-o Travel Expense -100.00 Z-4 11otor Vehieles 1,398.00 A-1 Salary - Supc -rvision 145.00 .1-3 Salaries - •Operating 80.00 .,-1 0-'Fite Suy;plies 200.00 B-b i,lotor Vehicle Supplies 180.00 D-11 Lubricants 100.00 D-1 L,aintenunces :J'u.11din -s L Grounds 100.00 Z-1 Furn 4.-L-ure Fi,�uures ' 150.00 G-2 L:;�chi ncry Tools 2,Gia.OU 2 ; 290" .00 3,2-)3.00 _ 1,155.00 Increase Decrease -et I,zc-r�_L.se in Bud�:et in Dud�et or (Decrease) Planninc; En;ineer Y,-� Su1L•ry - :� ; ,inec:r-Ji�ai tsric.r: 1,000.0 0 - - 0 1,00C..00 Garbage E-4 !._in'tcn�:nce 1.10tor Vehicle 22160.00 J-14 Lzin.enance eater STsteiri ' .04 F-2 Iiire of Equipr_icnt 15.00 F-3 Insurance 5-CO 1"-1 Sal,.r r - Supervision 40.00 n-3 Salaries = Oper atin" 1137L).00 B-1 Office Supplies" 35.00 B=-6 i'�iotor Vehicle Su>>plies JC', 4 B-7 1,1inor Tools 75.00 B_ 9 Cherni ca 1 Supplies 20.00 D-10 L_-cllanical Supplies 15.00 B-15 1•,iiscellaneous Supplies 25.00 D-1 I•�aintenance - Duildin�s 100.00 G-4 Injuries cc Dama_.es 50.00 Z-2 Machinery cc. Tools 405.00 z16 9.04 - 2 , 630.M7!1•1.00 Serrate Disposal -11 Lubr•i c_.nts 20.00 -1 �Il«1�;r - upervisioiz 350.00 A--11 Salary - Sludge Deds 150.00 B-6 Toot or VJhi cle Supplies • 100.00 B-9 Cherlical SUppli.es 1 900.00 D-5 T aintenance. - Disposal PlLnt 50.00 E-4 Maintenance - 1•'.otor Vehicles 100.00 E-14 i' aintenance "Water System 30.00 Z-3 Instruments Apparatus 100.00 20.00 2,"JU0.00 2;7 0.00 TOTAL Pi,i~_LIC _JU_ KS D ;P:.iL"I'F;i,TTS Electric Department See Detailed Sheed.) -; ,penses C:.p tut 0`�tl'a", Electric Genera 1 ._.di�iiliistrative -2 &.:laries - ClcricL.1 A-5 Sale: vies - i•: ter Rea, in B-1 Office Supplies CD 7-1 1,.i .intenahce - OZZice Equipment F-3 Insurance 1' -4 Special Services ji-1 Sal::.ry - Supervision ,A-u Salary - CQllecting A_ 9 Sal: ries - Co.:i-ie-rcial B-6 1•,otor Vehicle �uppli.es F-1 Telephone Tele.--r aah F-2 Hire of quipiam t F-5 ndvc.rtisino Z-1 Yurniture G ii i:>tur s %, 49, 532.54 5,293.0� 54 lD :u 11 -5z�,-'-• � Z 000.00 >3.00 2, 040.00 50.00 10.00 5.00 2 2 .00 � _5oT, 1:'.v1 0.00 i'0.00 257.00 120.00 50.00 470.00 500.00 .302.81 1;73>.U-1 7,03 'lor, _LL 104, 925.15 54, 3o1.68 SU1d_.1RY U.' 1LZCGT°u'i111\T�L�i] 'BUD GLT CI"1XI.1 :ES CITY OF LU�I OCK :,IRP0fin :RE.d7 1.,% UiD Play25, 1950 :airport 42B2 Fuel Supplies 400.00 42B6 :-rotor Vehicle 0"up1,lies 800.00 42B7 i�:inor Tools L-U.00 Bu Cleaning Supplies 500.00 B9 CFiemical Supplies 100.00 Ell Lubr icLmts 15.00 J1 bsaint-nL.ncL Bld�Ds . ! G •ounds 15.00 B15 Lijcellaiicous Supplies 64.U`2 D15 T'•Iaintenance f. 54.Z12 E 1 1'.iaintenance - ! urniture Fixtures 11•00.00 L 4 I,,F�An-tenance Liotor Vehicles 1,00b.00 E 14 Sys term 500.00 F 4 Special Services 300.00 Z 2 i i;..chinery L 'fools 500.00 2 3; 9.32 2, 3(�92 (103.U0) }00.17- /d ,S7 9.94 50,5o3.47 e J In aneetin of t�pr _1 27,; 1,50, the City Cor.ir,�ission authorized-,.-r.icnt to Board of ';'rater iil`;lneerS &nd U . S. GeoloLicc.l Survey in the am unt of 10,000.00 "or conducting; study of ,i nder,;ro�-.nd water on the 1!i`1h Plains of Te=_-..._s for loCL.tipi1 of water.-v,,ells, etc., providod the of"iCCS of the ,oarrcl of 14ater End-necrs were .._oved to Lub'_:.ock _rori Plainview. In this m-etin lj_.:; 25, 1;50, it rr_.s det rinined b,T a letter the card of ter Ei-.gi Beers tllut such off1cc s rro-_ld of be ; _oved to Lubbock, wheruu Jol_ it rrLs unanimously .;,-reed by the City Comr.iission to not pay the 910, 000. (�0 to the Board o_f rater Enginee_•s for fur-i h,:r services. Tliero was discussion of enforcin- the Hoalth Dcpartr:lont ordinance .rll.:rel-1 it requires that propel ty owners �:rovide 30 _ ,Ilo lv a c - .L 7_� ti,-•h.t lid for �arba;;e . lifter discussion it w:-. s unanii-:ously a,creed by the City Conu�iission that this Ordinance be enforced. Lids as follows were read on purchase of o00 Electric r:±eters, bein~ 13id 7i1391. LID „'13,:l - - 600 ELEC'1RIC 'd:.�2T Ii�Ui:S i_ T ;i�S 3 � IRE, SI'LGLL PIi�.SE, 15 .JJI__ RL 2 21,0 VOL'_'S, 00 CYtJLE FOR 'IS" TYPE 1.3:.Sr; FIRI:l Biq,,i:D P�lIC", DELIVERY I O.D. TE'L 1S Graybar ��5x522 Type I-30S 11.30 1 irm 90 d Lubbock Piet r42x8-8 Type I-50s 11.00 „ Y'462x96 `i';rpe I-50s 12.02 General Elec. 851L522 Type I-30s 11.30 Firi.: X d Lul;',_;oc1: _.et 1�62xCQ Tye e I-50s 11.60 462x9u Type I-50x 12.02 hbbott t s l:eter Duncan11.3G LL.fayettc ::Ct Indiana �restin,-1house S rrU'21548 11.33 Firm, ,�0 d L1L bock .:et C.B. �'1nderson Duncan i1. 1 Lubbocic :et . G. E . Jones San"ai:io 11.32 Luboc1". - Net .after consideration of all bids, ±:lotion eras made b T seconded b,i Co Davis unan�.imor_sly) thL,t "the Lid o- nbbott t s 1•,et_.r LL.b, on the D .lice :i r.�et r, be acccptcd, provided the . rice quoted in L .0. ?• LUbboc.: T'exi.._S In event "t.'1S �7r10E is i:Ot i ,. .'J. ' > > (, Lu - ..;o c.c, Tel.�.s, the bid of C. ,i,derson on t-.e Du -scan e,,er i , , 1=i s here]) extl!_2zed to be a cceptca. aids ; s 'ollotrs were read or--, purchase of lla , GO.; feet of =2 Cz.st Iro l or trLlnsitc pipe, ])till Bicl ;:o. 1393. DID > 13 i3 - - 14, 000 �'E, T OF 121, CI 0. �'LL... S L`i, � PIFL CL.iaS 150 B eS , P 2110E DELIVEIY ��. G. p, I;cZ,ane 3.53 - 60 d,..y Lubbock 3 41 Trunsite 3.2& �; ,-.1; . LubhOck 3 G00 11�:r1; •, Lubbocic ,;L::erican C.I.J. 3, 5 ,G net 45 d`-.y U.S. Pipe l 3 s Lubbock .33 1 twit. Lub :ocic lifter consideration of all bids, motion seconded by Col;l...issioner Davis, was -,,--de by- Cor:1..=issioner Lorris, carried Pipe CompLny �:e accepted for this unanii.lOUSl�r, that the bid of i .s. purchase. ;;ids as follo,,Ts were -read oil pua:•c117ase of ..sp.1�,1 t L'ist-ributor and in the S 2rcet department, roller f'or use 1- e in Bid : o . 13 4. "ID t 13>4 600 gallon tank 1' fiber —lass insulation or equal mculltcd on s-7 1-..--le with dual 650-20, 8 a::le tra-f ler ply tires. Tani: to hole and stra her, perc'il type t;..eriiiometer," Lc.' ecuil�ped with _ pressure relievin,. man- overflow pi_-e', rlec;s-Lr-i tubes and tiro suitable 1__erosen6- .bi:rn-eis COMplctc with fuel •tank, ; stick ,� fuel =ire clutch, and fuel piping and Hoses. The asphzilt pul:ip sl all ':e 100 pump UK- filth pump with V;isconsin VE 4 air tolled en,ille or e�,ual connect -.d to the pump by means of reducer and clutch. - gear FIRI-1 BR1',1%TD PRICE _ .0.3. I' ;�Tyi DEL. Overton C, moss f Roscol, 2072.90 l.innisota let 0 d Conley C', L C� i;ichols 11Ltnyrell PL ins 238-0.30 Lubbock lief GO d 11achinery #101 Lit;tleford _ 2175.00 Lubbock :et 2 rrl•_ Grace i.unuf. Co. Rapid -spray #'201 2250.00 Lubbock 10 d :tee_ ryhill Equipriient ata-ndard "S' J" 2041.15 Lubbock _:et ::et Sk and �o Patchin'- roller, roller to ;)e a tandem roller -frith com- ssio_^ roll exerting a pressure of not le;3s t'_L: 105 l�. leer linear inch of roller illdtil and stce-rin- roll not less than 1+0 lbs. per li_ze _r inch of roller ;;idth. the alum e comp�=�ction shall 'ue obtained without use of L_n_ ballast 1'011i l:' shall Lcve L. ;;ross metal wei-lit of 3-jot less than 4300 lbs. P01Ter shall have a gravity spr:_nliler system with not less than 05 -,al. cL_pacity tank. FIR1,I Conley L L i:ichols P1Gi ns I�.chi ncry ;errs lei 11 �;euipment I;1LAHD �'i-iub�rfr j155 Littleford Fortabk. Trail-0- roller Essick 400 �ra'lor P1�ICE 3596.87 1156. 00 2045.00 420.00 2465.0`0 F.0.B. TEIH1,1 DLL. Lubbock filet bOd Lubbock Ket 2 t&- Lubbock I:et Essick 300 1745.00 Lubbock l,let Trailer 395.00 2140.00 L, r,_,uson 152 1750.00 LU`✓eock Ferguson 155-B 2150.00 Lubbock After consideration of all bids, motion °,-as made by Co__nmissioner Hufstedler, seconded by COri11_iissioner Thomas, carried unanimously, that t-he bid of Plains I-iachinery Coz;,pany '- e accepted for the purchase of the Asphalt Distr-butor and the Roller. Bids as follotrs were read on purchase of 10 000 Gallon car of Cylinder Oil for 1.Tordberg f,nr;ines, )ein 3id it 1397. BID #1397 10,000 Gallons Car of Cylilrer Oil for ;:ordber� En--in_e Gulf ,�541 or equal. FIRIA: P� ICi; `-'f,�dTS i .0.D DELIVl� LY !!,a,-1noli �,_ Oil Co . Gar -ogle Vac:.ie 4 . 305 1;� 10 d. Luba ock 20 d . ;r Texas Co . Ursa P=40 .38 1;o 10 d. Lu,J.)ock 10 d 1•:cAllester Fuel, Fa�'anav .251 2, Lubbock Gulf Oil ;- 541 .2u20 1/0 Lubbock 15d. i,o bid received from Continental Oil Co. �.md Cities Service. Gravity �.P.I. Fl-sh o, _ t'1'1 Sulphur p F:;.re 01'"1,1 Color Four OF �i,,COSi�y , 100 130 210 i-Ia-nolia 22.3 1H10 470 'All 20 1260 435 75 `i'ex., s 27.2 510 .30 jo 580 32 5 333 75 Ric,',llester 16.20 465 530 -10 050 330 70 Gulf 25 460 525 3 1 972 370 75 In 'connectio=, with the bids reccivcd for 10,000 al. cylinder oil rre note that the Gulf r1541 o' 1 is second low ?yid with a diffel'ence of 1.16 cents per 'al. over the lots bid. llt recor.mmend the Gulf Gil from a standpoint of maintenance cost. Lae lave had an equal comparison on the use of both paranay and Gulf oils now, and find that we have broken less piston rims while usin;_; the Gulf oil. I feel that the expenditure of ;?139.94- additional over the low bid to purchase the Gulf oil can be justified when the cost of piston rings for one enjne alone amounts to 4,594.00. F. G. Posey _After consideration of all bids; motion ir4:s Made by 'o._:..issioiler Ilufstcdler, seconded by Cmiamissioncr "'l_e.::� s, c� r-ri.ed unaniriously, that the bid of Gulf Gil Corporation 'De accepted for this purchase. Bids as i'ollows ,,.-oro read on purchase of two (2) Street Snreepers ; ;: einE. bid ;" 2001. DID # 2001 C..B _,' lD h.11: GUTT1311 3R00I•1 - i.IjinirlL:ra requirements are: 2 cu. -d. dirt bole, 1�,0 �&.11on -::an!-,, 7.50 x 20 - 10 ply tires, 200 cu.in. :'isplacement rotor, Lnd L_t leL.st 50 BIIP at not over 2200 HPI.. B-`,IID P__'ICE TER11 F.0.3. DLL. 1qinehart-`2L_:.:.s Ellin 81 Zor one i900.00 C-..sll for one Lubbock Less Trade 700.00 cc rental a�,- 9? 0U 00 re el:ient i or 2 'till l-,ov. f or two 19800.00 Less Trade 1400.00 18400.00 Left Hand Gutter Brooitl extra �050.00 each. Berr,r_rill Equip. A. �T It y. 40 for one 7382.40 Pay one now Lubbock 7/10 d. Less Trade-in 750.00 �� bal. 1.T o,� 32.40 for two 14764.00 Less Trade-in 1764.00 BIL_ND P LICE TE't�Ii .0.13. DEL. k IRI.i Gaddy ,1, chi;_e Co. `l owns c o Equip. Co. Ja;Me 1-450 C39G. ;0 taitll t,ade-in for two Vri th luGS. 55 trade' -in Left ? Gutt ..r jjjl�ooill yr750.00 ea. Gutter S_Z:tpe iij'ii L for one vb , . 00 Less Tirade -in 800.00 0 ,�00 for two 13792.00 Less Ti-_de-in 800:00 12, -2.00 I1-o loft nand Gutter Broom. i irili till Lubbock 30 d. ju-1-le lst , cash or time t;a=.nt one - cL,:.sh Lub1-ock 2nd = Oct. 1950; l;, 10d 3 d. I•,otion ',y Coi:li:_issi older Davis, scco7.ded by Ccmi.dssioncr T'_ ola_.a, carried l.n .r_i:nously, that the ' id of Go.ddy :..::chine Col _ an:r ' e accepted for purchase of tl ;e two sweepers. Regl lest w_.s received y'roin C. l. estwr ch to s-)utd recessed parkins- area at 315 Avenue Q. I'.Ot-O'll FrC.S made by CUiai..issioner seconded by Coi,ii.issioner 1.-orr4 5, carried unanir-,iously , th::t tl_is request be ]rantod. 1 r: 1.�1r:1U1'il Of u 1'eet back- of the curb and 30o arisle parkin, uthorized. J:!ds :.-s follovrs ::ere rear. on co_'-struction Of itiSG Street Surfacing L.nd se,.l" coat--)ro'-'r aril, under G'- 0 545, motion bee 11 glade by CO::1rAi Usloner IiUf stedler, seconded by CUni.-i:_ssioner Moi.ias, carried unanimously, that bids be opened L.nd read: arroai Purtell J. is. FanninZ Kerr !iicidleton V LU Oc : , x'ex . s Lubboc:.; �_.'exz�.s Lui_,ao cL, Texas g7o,2u2.13 y��4, lu2.32 yj-ol, 702.24 alter consideration of « � .r' it bias, i.1;,tion was iilade by iria liissio-�.er 11ufstedler., sec.-nded by• Comiiiissioner !•.orris, carried•unanimol sly, tilat the ?yid of ',:arren and Purtell, in -the amount of �78,262.13, be accepted for this work- YIotion by Commissioner D-.v i s, secc•nded by Col.Lrn'Lssioncr ThoLl�.s, carried v.nani- mously, to a Pp'rove co_struction of the follotri n water lines. SL.iC. trori to LD be done by City forces: P ;--; 1. I•Iempnis .L'. nt: 1 >✓.1 to 2`.nd PlIace it � 7 ggL,b .00 '2u25.00 i 2uth to 2�th Street CeCLar S tree � , -- o U i' 4550.00 3 . 30t1Stre _t , .,vennue A -to _, j enue D cii 2310.00 1. .'ot-h atre�t Colle..•e to .,kxon !',venue ) of 1050.00 � �' i�ue T to `-Em ple ,venue 5. isStrut , �': 1 1077>ol0.t G. Cornell :=.venue; Flint to Indiana _venue 20OO.00 7. Misc. Stubs across ilitersect:.ols 0,t , o u,CO 5 &. Flint revenue 33rd to 34th Street &'i 1155'00 9. Gary -Avenue, 33rd to 31�th Street it 555.00 ' 10. Hartford .iveni.:.e 33rd to 34-1-1h Street Ott 1-r550.00 .; :.-venue L To ,venue P 11. 1st Street : pit 371e�.00 12. .;venue .J, 3���,h to 3uth Str� ct }31,902.00 !,-lotion by Collrinissior i'1oi�ris, seco.lded bT Coil,.lissio�zer r;ufstedler, carried in,, 1�vu-ti Storms Sewer unanimously, to approve construction of e-tension of exiis to 29th Street, and the corZstr-iction Of 4 on ;Oston :Venue fro_.i 28th Street inlets 29th Stre:;t and '30stoil .jvonue . l;st_m-:ted cost: yp4, 050 .UO. This at expenditure to be :..& d.e from Bond funds. �• � i � ' C1e:�i1:1s Haven,_ been received frorl three persons recll~e� stingy payment Citizens �, of dala�-�a to ' _, .. , i •tional ;,i-1 X, their aU.to:iIOb�les ,•alLich were parked at the curb East of of I,iay lu, 1950, Depart- betrruen road- and 13th Street, on the evening; and Struck such automobiles.- .Police Motion vi-as ment cur i:avin :ogle out of control grade by CoraYnissioner :ufstc dler, seconded by coil-:.issioner I•lorris, carried unani- mou-sly, thLt these. cl�.i_as 'ie disallowed. o-t on by Coril�iicsioner Iiufstedler, soc,-nded by Corm-:issioner Iiorris, carried Driginal unanil:lol;S1v to �.ccept the iollo;riiz dedic-.tion fro, J. C. Davis as'a P�ir'•� site, Dedieat- �cin located in 1,andelia Tfi...- a e, and b in„ located on SSth Street, _L <<_''�enue ion siggn- P to :venue U. T:.e City Coi:z111ission a.-;reei_�J to devolop the area as a park. if sd�iyJC Davis and when the surroundinL; area �_s developed, -nd ,�rhen the Cit�T of Lubl;ock- Has �iven'to s -��'.�icient ilol�ey to develop said 14:nd into o. p�irk. Zr .Ho11mmee s , City Engr., to file in Engineering Dept.files.) (Or si Dedi gil nor.. THE S` 'LTE OF 'ZIM—S ) - TiI' O;I ALL1�it BY _ hESE PRES.i:,i. l S : //,, ' 1 I V VU�1_1 0- LV_._.0Cii THs'.`' I, J. C. Davis (bainc, the perso:i as iL.spFcr Cal -in Davis) , not joined herein by r.iy wife y'or t_lc reason chat this property is not .ow final and Y_ever ilas constituted any part of our ho.,este�.a, of the County of ied Lubbocli, State of Texr,_s, do he l�eby dedicate to the CI"1':t -OF L;3L'OCH the tarized area-.arkea "Parktt on the r:lap of Vandelia Vi=_la .e, Gin ::L di -ion to the ration C sty of Lu;iboc:_, Lubaoc'•-, County-, Te1.�:s, to ')e used and maintained by s�:id an to City of Lubbock as a public park. , Piling ','IIT'! -ern ,ay i, t s �7t;1 day of 1--It 1 S0. ��.� .,.y £31u. Ui11 ,.. ..;� ST). ie 1, 50 • ( Map, showing site and marked "Park", filed by Mr. Forbes, Planning zngineer, /SI J. C. D�_vis in Engineering Dept. office). J. C. Davis T�ot�.o�1 byCo;,,.lissio _,r i..orri;,, seco.idec? by Co::L,lissioner Iiufstvdler, carried unaniraoil sly, to :appoint t. _'ollowin" r::en -Uo serve as members of the Tax Equalt- nation Doard ion• the y eL,r 1'�/50•-51. B. S..crrod, Joe i;islar, J. Lay D..c .e-r iT.R. I�en._ed-!, and Gilrh�r Aycock. Request havi3Lg been received from the Lubbock Independent School District to purch-,se fro --a the City of Lubbock ten (10) acres of land in the vicinity of Lubbock Cerrietery, the iollowin,; action was talten: 1,iotion laas made by Co__-,iissioner HUfstedler, secf--:3hded by Cormriissioi er Detvis? carried unanirisou5ly, to, authorize this *land to,'be sold to the School District -for location of a public school, the I•iayo�:, being hereby au-tlxorizod to execute Deed. The consideration to be charged for LL_ch ten acres of :'_and to be in accordance •,pith that received for 50 acres of land located in thi s vicinity that the City plans to advertise For sale in the irc3;_3ediate future, or at a price to --,e a --reed upon. The City Cora .i ssion hereby aut-horizes the acl,,00l District t.o go ahead ir,:-Jediately and ;.:ove a School Buildin On't0 Said ten aC3"CS of land, being ten acres out of the Southwest Corner of the Cit-y?,; 190 .acre tr�:Lct_ of land located in Survey 3, Dlocl, I , Lubbock County, Te:a..s. ��ppraisal values .s ' 01_lo rs we -ire received fro i the 1ippra „s a l Co-,.:i-ctee coi�iposed of 1ylie Puckett, of Robort IT. ;,Iri,ht and GLenn Hess, appointed by the City Cori - ✓ 111'.rch 16, 1950, on the East 19th Stre::t -r-J"ht-o.i-i-ray• i:II- ETEEN T II STREET R,I GHT-OF-Iob-'ff . iPPRAIS>D 0"t= Lr� L ..ND UiP'a0V' ..11E'1'T S C.'i Rasa Day 2 ,154• . GO w 4-, 9C;0.00 w rl ;1 ^4 , 00 1- 130.00 Tii:•s. ;i. :;. Shelton 1'0 5.OG i ? �OS.GG , 3;9r10.00 I. E ., S e , 0315 R. J. 1 i htrower 1-400.00 1�51%�.GV 2,057•00 1;400:00 3,576•00 I`La• %li.a 1.1,L.,rdock 1,.;00.00 1, 400.00 Ver_-3ice i'ord Vernice Ford 1;4.00.00 1;400.00 • R. L. Elms 1)400.00 1)4-J0.00 1, 435.00 n E J J- orison 1, 4.35.00 . U r of -6', I�et:.;e;en 1311.s 236 Iroie ',Ihit�! eld ,�. C.; :..37) O.T. Ella Lewis adjoininJ Lot 12, 2lock <37 O.T.1 Miller c, Pinkston, ad j oini n- ' Lot 13 , ilk . 37 O.T. Lubbock Cotton Oil Co. 1y1att R"ichar_:son Jossia A. Smith w Ruth S:.Zit- h Hart Lot 8 ; I�1...17 ,:r��ee7oc_c t a 2nd " ;� Bayles Lot 9, Blk.l7 ;T.;heelocl.t s 2nd H . E . Joe Thomas Lot l0, F,ll..17, erhee7.ockt s grid d F yl'- E11:Jns- 2,015.00 1,670.00 12035.00 2, 930.00 3,U50.0 4., 600.0 L�; 560.00 32580.00 u;14.0. 3,Wt 5.00 'move fence 300.G0 4,01+5. 165.00 :.lo v� e house 300.00 4.65: 165-00 165: 165.00 move hoG.se 250.00 4.15 • �:� Cara.,, -)bell Elkins Lot 11,12,;:,11..1"1, y,Iheeloc'_.ts 2nd 385.00 Lubbock Cotton Oil Co. -Lot rl,BLI..16, Tt TT 205.00 r,:ove .10�7.. e Geneva Hereford Lot U;Dlk•l6; y.1heeloc..ts 2nd 125.00 1-love house Lo::rerlr tlorthar.3 Lot 9,Eli:*16-, v,1h6blobk1s 2_hd 1C)5.00 50:00 K. G.JT`icCtullouSh Lot 10) �'11_:16, :,-_ecJ_oc=.ts find " TT 90.GG :Iilli_ ,113 C. Yc�,� 3" Lots 11,12, 11i• lo, TT 120.00 Silas Love J--c::. ` ,_,ar,u,,el Lot Lot 12, Dll.. 1 2 1)'' Blip. 1 TT TT 120:00 J. L. Tlinslcy Lot 1�., "'lx... 1, Uiley Puckett 1,4.66.00 i.love house 385.0+ 4.o .. oo 605.0 500.00 625:01 105.0 80.0 90:0 120.: 120:0 531i••00 2�0.00 tt','zr rya- tt- zt -Total 1,`•' 5 0 :s v� enu� _ s •�o East- �"s �� enue r7 y�•�U, 4•>5 • tT-; r w�lll, 4.15.0 Texas .'� �nue to ;;venue T . Te1.as Avenue to Last rvenue srjjTt15 ��C7U. This total price does not include the property of the ie .W. <; D.C. .railroad. -ter consideration of tills riatter, iiiotion t.Ias made by Coi.iii.iS sicner TJorris, seconded by Coili-dissioner Tho::ias, ca-ried u:i narioizsly; that ;,he -',•':zlues as set out by the ap ,raisal coniii:iittee be ol. ered to bro, orty' ownel'a listed att1 that it proposals are received from ;,he property otrne s of not ii1 ef.cess of- $400.00 on the amourrLs whe:�-e the total a ;praisai1 price is i_z e_:cess of 41500.00, the i ht-oi-';l�.y A- ent is hereby authorized to accept such proposu.ls. Motion, by Coi'.,i.iiss:7Loner i,-:ori'iS, seconded by, Cormri:issioncr Thornas, " carried unc ni- mously, to auth.orize ac ricultural use of arec:a between runways at Lubi)oc% I,iunicipal ,,' i rpor t. This plantinr, to ;e under the direction -of ,d Colby, nirport I•1rana.--er. No further business coming up for consideration, the City Commission adjourned. Read and approved this the 8th day of June, 1950. ATTEST: /� CitY Secretaryl e WEM