HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - Regular - 8/24/1950REGULAR N2JJTING
Lubbock, Texas
Au-ust 24, lc50
The City Commission of the City of Lubbock, Texas, met at 1:30 P. I-. in
regular session at the regular meeting place in tr,e City Hall, the fol-
lowing members thereof being present, to -wit:
P'Ia,ror Clarenc-_ K. Idhiteside, Com►iissi.�ncrs Harry Morris, E. K. Hufstedler,
L'. E. Davis, Lucian Thomas, City :'_ttorney Vaughn E. '.Nilson, City Manager
Steve Ilatthews, City Secretary Lavenia Lowe.
Absent: None.
The Minutes of Regular Pieeting of August, 10, 1950, 'an-.' Recessed Regular ,Meeting
of _-1u„ust 22, 1950, were read, and upon motion by Commissioner Morris, sec-
onded by Commissioner Thomas, carri d unanimously, they were approa ed.
The Minutes of °accounts allowed from 'Warrant No. 5406-D to :"Warrant No. 5775-D,
both inclusive, were reed, and upon motion by COI'i miL3sioner Thomas, seconded
by Commissioner Davis, carried unanimously, they were approved.
Motion by Gommissioner I,orris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, carried
unanimously, Ordinance No. 1015 passed second and final reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1015
AN ORDINANCE CORRECTI1%IG THAT PART OF ORDINANCE IJO. 982 RELATING TO
CH"S.IIGIIG BLOCKS ONE (1) , TUO (2) , AND THREE (3) IN MILTON T—)DI T:; ON, FROM
AN "A" DIST:RICT TO A "C" DISTRICT SO THA'!` SAID PROVISION 1,'1ILL HEREAFTER
READ: "TO CHANGE BLOCKS OIJE (1) , T140 (2) , AND THREE (3) IN &1ILTO111 ADDI-
TION, FRO1 AN "A" DISTRICT TO A 11Grr DISTRICT.
Motion by Commissioner LOrris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, carried
unanimously, Ordinance No. 1016 passed second and final reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1016
AN ORDINANCE SETTING* THE TAX RATE AND IEVYINS A TAX UPON ALL PROPia-'STY
SUBJ:1`CT `.[(_i TAXATION UdITHIN THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, Ti,X.,S, FOR THE YEAR 1949;
r1PPU:tTIUP1Ii'dG SAID LEVY ANIOIIG `l HL VARIOUS FUNDS :'.IJD ITIiaNIS FOIL WHICH REVENUE
MUST BE RAISED, LEVYING AN OCCUPATION TAX UPOI••1 ALL OCCUP ITIOIIIS TAXABLE, AND
FIXII4G THE, TII,1E IN i'THICH SAID TIXES BE PAID., AND ASSESSING; PENALTY AND IN-
TEREST FOR TIE NuN-PAYM__,,NT OF SUCH TAXES n"LTHIN `i'H_` TIPIE SET, THEREFORE:
Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioners Davis, carried
unanimously, Ordinance NO. 1018 passed second and final reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1018
AN ORDINANCE :i .ENDING SECTION, TIdENTY-THR (23) OF THE P:iI�cKING 1'IETER
ORDINANCE IJO. 564 SO -S TO INCLUDE THE PROVISIONS OF THIS CRDINANCE-, AND
PROVIDING IIE'.T. PARKING METER ZONES EMBRACING THE EAST SIDE OF TEXAS A EIIUE
FROI'T NINTH (9TH) STRE .,,T TOT ENTH ( LOTH) STREET; SOUTH SIDE OF NINTH (9TH)
STREET FROM TEXAS AVENUE ?VEST TO TH:- NORTH -SOUTH ALLEY BET'1__.:EI`J TEXAS AVEIRE
AND AVENUE J; NORTH SIDE OF. NINTH (9TH) STREET FROM AVENUE J EAST TO THE
NORTH -SOUTH ALLEY Bi)Tfl.: ,_N TEX.1S AV NUS AND AVENUE J; TIE EAST SIDE OF TEX!':S
AVENUE FROA EIGHTH (8TH) STREET TO NINTH (9TH) STREET; THE NORTH SIDE OF
NINTH (9TH) ST�?.EET FROPi TEXAS AVENUE TO THIS NORTH -SOUTH !?LLEY BETI;rEEPd TEX.;S
AVENUE, 1ND AVENUE H, SINE _'',NID .EXCEPT THE DISTAPICE OF THIRTY-EIG11' AND ONE-
IL1LIi, (3 1) FE �7' (JEST I ROi TII~l S�11D ALLEY, '.'JHICH IS HEREBY DESIGNED AT A
LOADII r" ZCNE; PROV`Ii)L?G FOR Ti E T_I'JST.ILL TIOIT OF OIJi, (1) HOUR DETERS; RLPEll LING
ALL ORDINI',.NCES R.i�,LATING TO PARKING OPJ THA-T P.:RT CF THE STREETS HEREIN DESIGNA-
TED, AMID CONFLICTING WITH THE PROVISIONS OF ORDJN;'INCE NO. 564; PROVIDING i
PEII 1LT�: FO'l. VIOLS TIOId PIOT TO 'EXCE"D ONE HUNDRED (5 100.00) DOLLARS, AND DIR=,CTING
THE, CITY SECRET.A:L�Y TO PUBLISH THE C PTION OF. THIS ORDINAICE, T OGETFIIIR ',JITH THE
PENALTY CLAUSE, THEREFORE:
Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded b�T Com�iissioner Thomas, carried unani-
mousl;r, Ordinance No. 1019 passed first reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 1019
AN 01-10IPi.°NCE AP.ENDING ZONING ORDINANCE No. 661 AND THE OFFICIAL ZONING
MAP OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK SO LS' TO Pi;iKE THE FOLLOWING CHt;iJGES : CHANGE THE
NORTH OIJE-HALF (N1) OF BLOCK FOUR (4) OF HILLCR ,ST SUBDIVISION AN , ALL OF
HILLCI�EST COT:';l'•IUNITY CENTER FROM AN sr.; sr DISTRICT TO AN "F" DISTRICT; CHANGE ,
LOT MINE (9) , BLOCK ONE (1) iIND LOT ONE (1) , BLOCK T�JO (2) , HIGHLAND PLACE
ADDITION FROM AN "A" DISTRICT TO AN! "F" DISTRICT; CHANGE LOTS ELEVEN (11) THROUGH
TWENTY (20) , INCLUSIVE, BLOCK THREE (3) , JOHI,:I\IY AND JACK ADDITION, FROM AIi "A"
DIST RICT TO AN 'IF" DIS`l',IICT; CHANG;�, LOTS T',TELVE (12) THROI GH TI'JENTY-TWO (22) ,
I/
INiCLUSIVE, BLOCK FOUR (4) AHD -LOTS `I',TILVE (12) THROUGH T IENTY-Ti` 0 (22) ,
Ih'1CLL;SIVE, BLOCK THREE (3 j , 'J'ESTI,I1INSTER HEIGHTS, ADDITION, FROM AN
DISTRICT TO Al' 'IF"'DISTRICT; CHAI;G THE NORTH ONE i1UNDRED AITD FORTY-FIVE
(N 1451 ) FEET OF BLOCK FOUR (4), LUB=-OCK VIE;1 SUBDIVISIONT, FROI.: AN "A"
DISTRICT TO .,IT "F11 DISTRICT; CHJ`�::GE ALL OF LOTS ONE (1) THROUG:_ TEN (10) ,
INCLUSIVE, OF THE, PRESSLEY DAVIS SUBDIVISION, FROM: AN "All DISTRICT TO AN
'IF" DISTRICT; CIIANGE AN AREA OUT OF THE ITORTI-IEAST OITE-FOURTH (NE,) SURVEY
SIXTEEN: (16), BLOCK "B"; BEGINNING AT THL 11MTHEAST C013MER OF S'SID PLAT;
THENCE :'JEST SIX..HUNDRED, AND TIIIRTY-FIVD (635 1) FELT • TI-1EI. CE SOUTH 177.8
FEET; THENCE EAST SIX HUI,TDRuD A1_1D THIRTY- IV-z (6351 j FEET; THENCE NORTH
TO THE POINdT OF BEGIN II1G, FROI,I ANI "A" DISTRICT TO AIi "Fi1 DISTRICT; CHANGE
LOTS OI•TE (1) THROUGH I`%IVE (5). INCLUSIVE, BLOCK ONE (1) , PAI;KHILL SUBDIVI-
SION OF BLOCK ONE (1) , LUBBOCK VIEIJ SUBDIVISIOI! , FROM AK I' 11 ZONE DISTRICT
TO AN 'IF" ZONE DISTI_I•CT.
Motion by Gommissioner Morris, seconded by Coru.iissioner D-vis, carried
unanimously, Ordinance No. 1020 passed first readin.•. r
ORDINANCE NO. 1020
AN ORDINANCE AMENDINTG SECTIOI: TWENTY-T!- REE (23) OF THE PARKINTG TU,;TER
ORDINANCE NO. 564 SO AS TO INCLUDE THE PROVISI OI1TS OF TIIIS ORDINA CE, AIVD
PROVIDING Ni_jJJ PiaKING i,IETER Z0I`1;.�S EIv1BRACING TIE EAST AND T,'JEST SZbES OF AVENUE
N_ FROI,I NtAIN STREET SOUTH TO BROADWAY STREET OIi AVENUE M; PROVIDI`NG FOR THE
INSTALLATION? OF ONE (1) HOUR 1 uTERS; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES RELATIMG TO
PA RKI14G ON THAT PART OF THE STREETS HEREIN DESIGNATED AND COITLICTING WITH
THE PROVISIONS Or ORDINANTCE N0. 564; PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION NOT
TO EXCEED ONE HUNDRED ($100.00) DOLLARS, AND DIRECTING THE CITY SECRETARY
TO PUBLISH TILE CAPTION OF THIS ORDINANCE, TOGETHER WITH THE FETTATY CLAUSE,
T HIMLEFORE :
Eotion by Commissioner IO'stedler, seconded by Commissioner Davis, carried
unanimo:°_sly, Ordinance No. 1021 was passed.
ORDIN.AI!CE NO. 1021
AN ORDINANTCE ESTABLISHING RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE CONDUCT AND
OPERATION OF THE LUBBOCK MUNICIPAL AIRPORT, DECLARING AN ElI-EIRGENCY, AND
PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR ITS VIOLATION.
Hearing
This being the date set for Zone Chan. e/as set out in the following Notice:
LEGI'11 I OTICE OF PROPOSED AI�IENDI.1ENTS TO ZONING ORDINANCE OF
THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS 4
NOTICE is hereby given that the City Commission proposes to amend Zoning
Ordinance I:o. 661 so that:
1. Change Lots 1, 2, 31 4, 5, Bloch 2 and Lots 1, 2, 3, Block 1,
Highway Heights Addition, from an TrArr district to a "Gt' district.
2. Change an area beginning at a point which is 1345 fe6t NCRth
and 495 feet West of the SE Corner of Survey 7, Block B; thence East
215.71 feet to the place of beg;inn.ing; thence North 635 feet; thence
East 351 more or less to the South line of the F. W. L, D. C. Ry. CO.
R . C.W. • thence Southeast _rizr alon s� id R.O..1. line 1-20 feet .Wore or
la3sz to the ;Nest line of Ins Avenue; thence 20 S 121 E along the Vies t
line of Ash :avenue 610 feet more or less to the North line of 30th
Street; thence :.Test 159.31 feet to the place of be -inning frori "A"
district to a i1J'r district.
3. Change Lots 11, 12 in BLOcI. 1, Edwards Addition from an. "Att
district to a 1TCTr district.
4. C'_ange the N4: of Block 15, J. C. Davis Subdivision from an
"All district to a 'tGt' district.
5. Change Lots 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, Block 38, Easley Subdi-
vision of Roberts & MclThorter Addition from a P1C'r district to a 1tG"
district.
6. Change Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, b, Block 38, Easley Subdivision
of Roberts 8c McUjhorter Addition, from a ttC" distri at to a 'tGft district.
7. Change Lots 9, 10, 11, 12, Black 37, Easley Subdivision of
Roberts 8; ItilcUhorter Addition, from a 11C'r district to a "Gtr district.
8. Change Lots 22, 23, 24, Block 37, Easley- Subdivision of Roberts
8c I cWl-lorter Addition from a "C" district to a 'rG" district.
;'. Change Lots l.T, 12, 13, 14, Block 31, Original Town from an ttE"
district to a 'rG11 district.
10. Change the NEB, of the N! of Block 5, Suburban Homes Ad _i.tion
from an 1rATr district to an TIF" district.
11� Change Lots 1, 2, 3, Block 1, Jefferson ,Avenue !Addition from
an TfATr district to a TTBrr district.
1Z.. Change the South 4701 of Blocks 76 and 77, Roberts mcUnorter
Addition, except a tract out of Block 77 described as '011011s : Be;- inning
at a. point 85 feet East of the SW Corner of Bloch 77; thence North 130
; Thence South 130 feet; Thence -1st 50 feet to
feet; Thence East 50 feet
the place of beginning from an "Aft district to a ft Jrr district.
13. Change Lots 1, 2, 3, 5, u, 4 and 12, Dloch 1, I:_:rlin Park !Addi-
tion from an "All district to an "y,'t di.s tract and Lots 7, 8, 9, 101 11,
Bloch 1, Alurli.n Park ADditi on from an ft: rr district to a frGff dis tract;
and Lots 1, 2, 3, ► 2 5, 6, 7, Block 2 Marlin Park Addition from an "All
district to a tTGTT district; and Lots 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, Block 2,
Marlin Pzrlr Addition from an "All district to an "Ell district.
14. Change Lots 8 thru 25, Block 2 l_arlin Park, from an "A" to
a 1rGrT district; change LC`1 s 2o, 27, 28, K ?,loch 2, I,:arli.n Park from
an "All to an "Ell district; change all of Block 3, I.'Iarlin Park Addition,
from an rrATr district to an ttETt district.
The City Commission will hold a public hearing on Au:;ust 24, 1950,
at 2 :00 o'clock P . I�1. , in t_ie City Commission room on the second floor
of the City Hrkll in Lubbock, to consider the proposed change and to de-
termine the advisability of adopting the proposal, and at which time and
place all interested persons will be given an opportunity to protest
against the proposed amendment or make -recornmendatioris in support thereof.
After said hearing amended
inccordncewithsuchproposal
ned nlanldetermine
l the
Zoning Ordinance will
Clarence K. Tghiteside
Mayor ol the Cj_ty of Lu' boc i
ATTEST:
Lavenia LC;Te (SEAL)
City Secretary
I�
•J
No citizen a.)pearing to protest any of the zone changes set out in the
abov-e Notice, motion was made by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Com-
missioner Thomas, carried unanimously, Ordinance No. 1022 passed first
reading.
ORDIN!,NCE 1,10. 1022
AN ORDINANCE 1111ENDING ZONII*\IG ORDINAi� CE T10. 661 AND TI OFFICIAL
ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF LUDT.30CK SO S TO : ":KE �HE FOLLOJI11G CHANGES:
(1) CHANGE LOTS 1, 22 31 42 5, .BLOCK 22 ATID LOTS 1, 2 3, BLOCK 1� HIGHWAY
HEIGIITS ADDITIONI FROi,l An 'TA DISTRICT TO A "G'T DISTRiC T. (2) CI1A? GE :�T�1
AREA BEa' NNING AT A POINT i}1HICH IS 1345 FEET M10RTH AND 4�5 FEET ITEST OF
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SURVEY 7, BLOCK B, `iHEi CE EAST 215.7 FEET TO THE
PLACE OF BEGINNING; THENCE- NORTH 635 FELT; THE!.. -ICE EAST 35' 11ORE OR LESS
TO `''HE SOUTH _ LATE OF. THE -F F. WL & D. C. RY. -CO. R.0. 11; T `ENCE SOUTHEASTIERLY
ALONG SAID. R. O.-J. LINE 120. FEET LORE OR LESS TO THE . R1 ST LINE OF. ASH AVENUE;
THENNCE 20 . S 12 r E:�ST ALO IG THE' WEST .,LIT1E OF ASH AVENUE 0-10 FEET MIORZ :OR LESS
TO TI'1E NORTH LINE OF 30TH STREET; TI'ENCE WEST 159.31 FEAT. TO .TIT'PLslCE OF BE-
GINNING FROM "i'r DI TRACT TO A 'rJ'T DISTRICT; (3) CH41TGE :DOTS 111 12, IN BLOCK
1 ED ARDS ADDITION FROI`�I. AA' "Air DISTRICT TO A "C" DISTRICT; (4) CIIAEGL THE
TIORTH ONE-FOURTH (10) OF BLOCK 15, J. C. DAVIS SUBDIVISION TROT, AN 11.E DIS-
TRICT TO A 71GT' DISTRICT; (5) CHANGE LOTS, 19, 20, 2.1•, 22, 23, 24, BLOCK 3$,
EASLEY SUBDIVISION , OF ROBERTS & NICW'r'ORTER ADDITION, FROM j'; rrCTr DISTRICT TO
A 'rG'T DISTRICT; (6) CHANGE LOTS' 1, 22 32 5, 4, 6�, BLOCK 3$, E.QLEY SUBDIVISION
OF ROBERTS & MCWHORT ,R ADDITION• FROI-k A TIC" DISTRICT TO A r1G" DISTRICT; (7 )
CHANGE LOTS 9, 10, 11, 12, BLOCK--`37, EASLEY SUBDIVISION CF ROB13RTS & 1,1CU11-IORTER
ADDITION . FROT.I A "C'T DISTRICT TO A "G" DISTRICT; (S) CHANGE LOTS. 22, 23, 24,
BLOCK 37, EASLEY SUBDIVISION OF ROBERTS L I•ICWl-1ORTER ADDITION FILIOMI A "C" DIS-
TRICT TO A "G'T DIS`l'RICT; (9) CHANGE LOTS 11, 12, 13, 14, BLOCK'31, ORIGINAL
TOj'1N FROI',�T AN rrErr DISTRICT TO •A rrG'r DISTRICT • (10) CHZI IE THE NORTHEAST ONE -
QUARTER (NEB.) OF THE NORTH ONt-HALF (N2) OF � BLOCK 5,, SUBURBAN I OPIES ADDITION
FROM AN TrAT' DISTRICT TO ti1T 'rF'T .I)IS`i'RICT • (11) CHANGE LOTS 1 2 3 , BL CK 1
JEFFERSON' AVENUE ADDITION FRO!- AN rrhrr DISTRICT TO A '?BTT DIS`�'RIa�; EXCEPTHAI�GJ
THE SOUTH 470' OF BLOCKS 76 AND 77,' ROBERTS & MIgdHORTER ADDIT j ,
TRACT OUT OF FLOCK 77 DESCRIBED AS FDLLGdt : "BEGINFING AT �A. PQINT` 85 FEET
?I1ER OF BLOCK '77 • T-. E1 CE NORTH H 130 FEET; THENCE EAST 50 FEET;
EAST OF HE SWCOi �
"HEIICE SOUTH 130 F1,ET ; T..ET,CE JEST 50 FEET ,TO THE PLACE OF BI{�G FRO11,1 , h�i
III,, -LIT DIST�iICT TO A 'TJ" DISTRICT; (13) CI -GE -GE LOTS 1, 2, 3, D > _
.�1C�1' AND
BLOC 1, !-'MARLIN PI-RK ADDITION FROM; A14 "All DISTRICT TO AiI 'TE'T DIST� ,
LOTS 7, S, 9, 10, 11, BLOCK 1, 1,JRLIN PARK ADDITION FROM All "ATI DISTRICT TO
ri BLOCK 2 , i-ARLIN P ARK ADDITION
r� TTG" DISTRICT; AND LOTS 12 2, 32•4r 5, > 7�
FROII AN rrA'T DISTRICT TO A rrGrr DISTRICT•; AIJID LOPS 30, 31) 32, 33, 34, 35
rr ' er DISTRICT TO AT�i "E TT DISTRICT ; 44 )
BLOCK 2, MIAI LIN PARK ADDITION FRONT AN ��"All
CHANGE LO`_S 8 THROUGH 25, BLOCK 2, Mii1RLIMI Pii� K FROM ,i1 ll?? '? IC ANrT'TEISjISTRICT;
CHANGE LOTS 26, 27, 28, 29, BLOCK 2, I4IARLTII P11Ri� FROM All h 1
CHANGE ALL OF BLOCK 32 T'i1'.RLI:; PARK ADDITION, FRO11, AN Ilk" DISTRICT TO ATI I; rrErr
DISTRICT.
There was 'iscussion regarding'passa-e of Ordinance levying 2% gross
receipts tax on Rural Electrification (REn) for use of City streets and alleys
in operating their utilit;r, anal motion was -made by Comtissi.oner Miorris, sec-
onded by Commissioner Thomas, carried unanimously, to authorize such ordinance
to be drafted.
,•lotion by Commis d ones Hufstedler, seconded by Commissioner Morris,.carried
unanimously, the following Resolution was passed:
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION ADOPTING PLANS Ai:D SPECIFICATTOi,S AI1D DIRECTIIIG i:DVEPTISPIEENT
FOf. BIDS.
VIin.Book 9, ,JHEREAS, the City Commission on August 10, 1950, passed a resolution
Page 387-8. providing for the improvement of a portion of streets and avenues in the
City of Lubbocl�- to be done under General Work Order Number 572 and directing
prepration of plans and specifications coverin the stre_,ts and avenues as
named in said resolution; and,
WHEREAS, the City Engineer has prepared and filed with the City plans
and specificf.tions for such imp-rovemsnts, and same have bedn examined; NOW
THEREFORE,
BE IT 11=0LVED BY THTJ CITY COIIT•IIS'S ION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK:
THAT, the plans and specifications -submitted by the City Engineer,
improvements contemplated b- said resolution, BE, and the same
covering ,_
See Notice are hereby approved and the I,,Tayor and City Secretary are hereby authorize
to Bidders w the Tr
of record and directe l to advertise for bids in accordance with tr... NO�i'ice to Bidders
at Page made a part of said specifications covering the quantities of materials
needed for said paving program as therein set out.
398, this
Minute Al;D IT IS SO ORD""RED •
'hook. PASSED :dTD APPROVED THE 24th day of August, 1950•
Clarence Y. Tijbiteside
ATTEST: Lave pia Lowe ----- Mayor
City Sec retary
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed Proposals addressed to Mr. Steve Matthews City Manager,
Lubl)oc lr, Texas, will be received at his office until 2:06 p. r.i. .September
14, 1950, for the construction of grading, drainage, concrete curb and
gutter, caliche base and asphalt surface tre;,tment on certain strt;-ts; for
the construction of grading, draina-e, and concrete paving slab on certain
alleys, in the City of Lubbock as hereinafter specifically desi;,nated.
As soon as possible after receivin the bids they will be considered
and the successful bidder notified.
Prices in the Proposal shall be made on the basis of unit measure-
ment for each of -the eleven items of the ro osal. The approximate quantities
are as follows: Subgrade preparation - 8�, W-00 square yards; Concrete curb
and gutter - 44,454.75 linear feet; Pavement (includes base and asphalt surface)
71,619.54 square yards• Subgrade preparation in alleys - 2,335.70 square yards;
Concrete pavement in a�leys - 2,335.70 square yards.
Bidder must submit cashierts or certified check issued by a bank
satisfactory to the Owner, or a Bidderts Bond from a reliable Surety Company,
payable'without recourse to the order of the City of Lubbock in an amount
not less than five (5%) per cgnt of the largest possible bid submitted as a
guaranteE• that Bidder will enter into contract and execute bond and guaranty
in the forms provided w-thin the (10) days after notice of award to hii:i. Bids
without required check or proposal Bond will. not be considered.
The succes3ful Bidder must furnish performance bond on the attacl�Ied
form in the amount of one hundred (100) per cent of the total contract price
from a Surety Company holding a permit from the State of Texas to act as
Surety, or ot'ler Suety or Sureties acceptable to the Owner.
The City reserves the right, to reject any or all bids, to waive
i'ormalities, to accept the bid which -seems most advantageous to the Cityts
interest.
Bidders are expected to inspect the site of the work and to inform
themselves regarding all.local conditions.
:'attention is called to the provisions of the Acts of the 43-rd LEgis-
latGure . of the State of Texas; page . , , Chapter 45, (article No.:5159A Civil
Statutes 1925) covering the wage scale and payment; of prevailing rates of
wages as established by the Omer. Said scale of prevailing rates of wages
is set forth us follows:
Mechanic, Jorkman General Prevailing per diem General
or type of labor wage based on 8 Hour Prevailing
workinb day HourlTT. Z57o`a-e
Skilled 10.00 to'-! . 0
0 to 10.U0 0.85 to 1.25
(�.
Semi -skilled 6.8 0 0.45
Unskilled
(Detailed Labor Classific .tions and Corres onding Wage
Rates are set forth in the specifications)
Infor�.iation for bidders, roposal forms ,plans ands ecific�{tions
pp zr ;;n-ineer gat the City Rall, Lubbock
are on file at the office of the Cit o '� s •uarantee of -safe
a� a
Texas, and ma_, be procured lz;ion a depositof
�u�i00mount of this deposit
return of the plans and specifications.
will be returned to each
cconditioO17imr.iNoirefLnduonnreturn contractodocumentplans
andjlans
specifications in god
returned later than ten (10) days after the date of receiving bids ��ria e
obligatory. Additional sets of plans may be obtained �t the cost of duplication.
The bidders attelition is called to the fact that he will not be paid
in cash by the City of Lubbock for the work performed on street and alley
improvements under the terms of this contract, except for the Cityts share
minus 5jo for Engineering but will accept with,:ut recourse, assessment cer-
tificates payable: in 3 equ_11 payiiaetta (See Information for Bidders) and will
be entirely responsible for the collection of the grope -ter owner and railt�ay
assessments. (See infori,,.ation for Bidders).
No bid may be withdrawn after the scr:edule closing- for receiving of
bids for at le,.st thirty (30) d�.ys .
t.TTLS T :
Lav:_�nia Lre
City SecretHry
(SE:;L )
City of LU_._•boc_:, Tex._ s
Owner
By: Clarence K. 1,1hiteside
Clarence Whiteside, Mayor
Notion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner I•lorris, carried
unanimously, the following Resolution was passed:
RESOLUTION
1,1HERE S IT HAS HE=1 :TOFG!iE BEEN TIME POLICY OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK TO
ASSESS ABUTHNG PROPERTY IN RESIDENTIAL ZONES USED FOR HOUSI_TG PURPOSES AND
011TIERS THED.EOF FOR STREET PAVING AT THE RATE' OF NINETY PERCENT (90 0) OF THE
PAVING COST FOR FRO11T aRiJTTLTG PROPERTY :AND AT THE RATE OF SIXTY PERCENT (60 'J)
OF THE PAVI TG COST i�`OR SIDE ABUTTING PROPERTY, i=.I\ID FRO11T ABUTTING PROPERTY, ND
SIDE kBUTTING PROPERTY HAVE I3EEJ, DEFiI�ED BY THE POSITIUI: OF THE HOUSE ON THE
LOT. U14DER THIS POLICY CORNER LOTS .ITH HOUSES FACII,TG THE LONG SIDE OF THE LOT
laPTD O'i'T�IERS THEREOF H1�VE BEER ASSESSE: FUR PAVING AT THE FRONT RATE OF NINNY
P%I�CEI-j (90 0) OF THE P_�VI:1TG COST LORIG THE LONG SIDE OF THE LOT.
WHEREAS, the aforementioned policy of determining front and side rates
for stre:.t pavin; sometimes works a hardship on property owners; NOW THEREFOL'LE)
BE IT RESOLVED BY TIE CITY COM11'.1ISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK:
I.
That from this date forward all property located in residential zones
and used for housing purposes and the owners thereof shall be assessed for
pavinb at the front rate of ninety percent (90°"Q of the paving cost for paving
along the short side of the lot and at the side rate of sixty percent (60;,0)
of the paving cost for paving along the long side of the lot, except in cases
where there is more than one house on the lot the front rate of ninety percent
(90)) of the paving cost shall be assessed against the property, and owners thereof
along the long side of the lot for the amount of property equal in length to the
length of all houses f<acin a t:.e long side of the lot and for the length of the
short side of the lot. The remainin- length of the long side of the lot and the
owners thereof shall be Assessed at the side rate of sixty percent (600) of the
paving cost. Churches located in residential zones shall be assessed in the same
manner as property used for housing purposes. Business pro ertrr located in resi-
dential zones and -C_he ownc-rs thereof shall be assessed tree 1ron,t rate of ninet,.
percent (90%) of the paving cost for paving along all sides of the lot. Assess-
ments a;ainst property in residential zones not divided into lots and the owners
thereof will be determined by the City Engineer at either the front rate of ninety
CD
percent (90%) of the paving cost or the side rate of sixty percCe.,,t ( 0O L') of trie
paving cost. All property and owners thereof in business and industrial zones
shall be assessed for paving at the rate of ninety percent (90) of the paving
cost.
II.
That this resolution shall in no war affect assessments against property
and the owne-r-s thereof for paving ,Wade prior to its passage.
AND IT 13 SO ORDLRJD .
PASSED AND r-PPROV,]D 'i HE 24th day of August, 1950.
ATTEST:
Lavenia Lowe
i y ecre ary
Clarence K. 7.1hiteside
L. or
Motion bar Commissioner ItiIorris, seconded by Commissioner D• vis, carried
unanimouslir, the follo,>>in.- Resolution was gassed:
RESOLUTION
v-1HER AS, Ted Kirk, an experienced paper collector of Lubbock - Texas,
has submitted a proposal to use the streL:ts and alleirs within the business
aistrict to pick up and salvage Pape , wooden crates and boxes, and other
paper, behind arbage trucks, for a period of thirt,r (30) days, and the City
Com ;ission deei]1S 1t in the public interest to issue a license t0 him for
not exceeding t1lir'ry (10) days in order to secure experience relating to
garbage and other disposal; THERERORE:
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COJ'a �ISaION OIL THE CITY OF LUBBOCK:
SECTION 1. THAT, Ted Kirk of 2205 :avenue G, Lubbock, Texas, be and
he is hereb�r licensed to use one (1) truck for the purposes above stated and
acc6rding to the terms and conditions of the proposal this day submitted to
py of which is
tIle City Commission, approved by -the commission, and the co
attached to the on -anal of this Resolution.
A certified copy of this resolution s1hall constitute the license ,;ranted
to Ted Kirlt, and-_ut'_,or_i,ze hii.,i to p4 rfor_,i the service stated in said proposal,
for a poriod not e_:ceedinS thirty i30) days from the date �..f this Resolution,
at which time this license will. expire.
The Cit;T Manager is requested to notify 14r. Kirk of the issuance of this
license and to authorize the s,.:rvice ',rl en he has presented to the City Manager
evidence that he carries adequate public liability and property damage insurance
which will save the City hart.iles;_, froi:i any and all claims and suits of every
nature perta in__ng to the operation of said truck during the term of this license,
Passed and Ap roved by unanimous, vote of the City Commission this the
21rth day ' of august, 1950.
Cla= ence K. 11hiteside
P'La fro r _ ... _ _ .
ATTEST:
Lavenia Lowe
Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded bir Commissioner Davis, carried
unanimously, the following Resolution was passed.
RESOLUTION
91HERL:+.S, several City employees, both Civil Service and otherwise,
desire to know their status.with the City in the event they are inducted
into, or otherwise 01 the termed Services of the United States relating
to or growing out of the Korean Velar, and the City Commission desires to
establish of record, a policy relating to this i:lattu�r, THEREFORE:
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COT,11ISSIOP4 OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK:
SECTION 1. TH;,T, all employees of the City of Lubbock -who have been
regular• employees of the City for one (1) year, and go directly from such
employment into the r.rmed Services of the United States (exclt:_ding —the
Merchant Marines) and are thereaft,:r honorably discharged and forthwith
return to the Cit,,r of Lubbocr. and ap ,ly for emplo;rrient, shall be entitled
to reemployment at the same job, classification or office, together vrith
the seniority durin,,; such absence which otherwise would have accred had
they been continuously employed by the City-0-
Passed by -unanimous vote of the Cit,T Coru.ii.ssion this 24th day of
August, 1950.
Clar::nce I . Whiteside
r Mayor
11TTEST :
Lavenia Loire
City Secretary
A:otion by Com.i, issioncr Thomas, seconded by Coi.imissioner Davis, carried
unanimously, to authorize the electrical ilorkers Union to have parade on
September 4, 1950, Labor Day, and to use Loud Speaker in the parade. The
parade to start at 10 ;"1.. 1•1- and be of ap,)roxi,nately oi1e hour duration.
T.Ir. Guy Victory a - earc;d befo ,e t,,e City Commission is connection with
processing veuetakes at i_Iunicipal .iirport, but no action was taken.
Jerry Jal'rott appeared before the City Commission requestin- that his
property on 34th Street be zoned for busines°_. 1vlr. Jarrott was requested
to see 11r. Forbes, Plan.iing Engineer, and rake application for zone change
through the Zonin,-.; and Planning Commission for rezo _:1J o_" L..1.1i.s p �opert�r.
Request was received from C. D. Eva, Tax Representative of National Hotel
Company Box 59, Galveston, Texas, for refund on overpayment of Taxes made
by Hotel LUBBocji- error ',aving been l.iade in number of Square Feet, when re-
valuations were made in 1946 by G. B. ;.Jlzitney. After discus:ion, notion
was made by Commissioner 1Iorris, Seconded by Com_::issioner H stedler, carried
unanimously, to deny this request.
There was discussion of installation of small sevaage lift station at the
intersection of 40th Street and Avenue W, to sorve one block East and one
block idest of Avenue ud, but action was deferr_d. This bein- Stewart -Saylor
r
:addition ;nd Iolv,_=to-n S>>bdivision. Total esti.aated cost: $6,215•45.
I -lotion by Corl.:lissioner Kor-ris, seconded by Co.lm:issioner Thomas, carried
unanimously, to aut<.ori.ze I•layor .Vriteside to execute Arena ent with Foy t
Yorth and Denver City Railvaay Compah,r t0 CI'OSS "raelk'08.� properti� Oil :,v_enue
It ,tr bet•rcen 2oth and 28th Street, w1th Sanitary Sevier Line, ana a'Lithori<,e
payment of �%1.00 fee.
1eryno Of-Str�t parking
There was discussion of .-)as,—of, O '1ii1,�
in certain business sections of town between the hours of 12 midnight ana
6:00 o t clock A. I•i. in order that the stre .t swJe .per r:iay sweep the streets,
and it i,ras unanimously agre .d that sucl•� ordinance be drafted and brow -lit
to the City Commission 'or consideration.
Pi.RKHILL, SMITH & COOPER
Consulterr� l;rIg.inecrs
Lubboc,l., Texas
lu,�;ust . 24, 19.0
�•:r. Steve m tthetrs
Cet-v i-iana;der
Lubboc'_c, T eXa s
DeL:r EX. Liatthews :
In accordance with our discussion on ,%ugust 21, retarding the
preparation of plans and specif ic��tions fora swimr;;irig pool to lye con-
structE d in the southeast section of Lub )ocl:, we are pleased to submit
the followinE proposal for yo-,zr consider_.ti.on.
We propose to iaake the nece.s" ary preliminary sketches, surveys
end estimates requir;d for the City to dett =mine the type, size and
layout of the proposed swimming pool; after approve of the preliminary
plans, to furnish complete plans and specifications for the construction
of the pool, including tk.e bath house and all equipment; and a'=:list tine
City in receiving and tabulation of bids and awarding the contract.
We propose to furnish the services outlined above for a fee of
3.75;b of the total construction_ : cost of the taork -dovei:ed by the final
plans and specifications.
In the past three years we have designed and supervised construc-
tion on pools at Floydada, Boy Scout Carg at Post, and at Hereford,
Texas, and have prepared plans and specifications on improvements ,_tt the
_-
Lubboc'_Country Club pool.
'tie will appreciate your considerate on of this proposal; and if
-, prOposo1A aorl:. If
accepted, willexecu:;c iorrl.l contr,_,,c-:,
awarded the contract are could ber-in wort, on the plans and specifications
coi.:plete •thei"a in ap- roximately thirty
wi t::en ten dL.ys and da,Ts after
approval of preliminary plans.
Re spectfully submitted,
PARKHILL, Si•:"ITH 8. COOPER
/S/ 1•,. R. Smith, Jr.
1, R. Sm-it#, Jr.
jv S : el_m
Ai consideration of the a'�ove 1roposal for prepar:-ttion of plans -and
specific_, ions for ;zwi.ir;-wing pool try be constructed in the southeast (negro)
section of Lubboc i, motion was made by Commissioner 1:orris, seconded by
Commis-ioner Davis, carried unanimously, that the proposal oe accepted.
The Mayor being hereby authorized to enter into contract.
Request of Henry Mahoney that the City deed him Mineral ri.-;hts on five (5 )
acres of land that he deeded the City for location of a signal towar in
connection with Reese ,air Force Base (formerly Lubbock- ':rmy :',ir Field) was
discussed, and motion was made by Conu:iissi_oner Morris, seconded by Com..1issioner
Davis, carried unanimously, to authorize the rain.:-ral rights on _this five acre
tract to be deeded. bac'-, to I�lir. 1dahoney. Consideration to be: 1.00 and other
.
considerations. The MaYor being hereby authorized to execute such deed.
This land having been originally purchased . from Mr. P.Tahoney for use as
signal tower or radio range in connection vdith Lubbock Array Air =field.
I;Iilus Steen, colored, appeared before the City Cormuission requesting that
his property, being Lots 11 and 12, Bloc': 71- , .4heclock 1 s 2nd Iddi.t: on, on
tPaich zone change Hearing was hold July 27, 1Q50, be cliariged from an p'l.T'
to a 11G11 district. After'consideration of this request, motion was made
by Coi.uaissioner Morris, seconded by Coiunissioner Thomas, carried unanimously,
to refer this zone cil'-ange rec:uest back to the .Plan, ing and Zoning Col.Zmissi.on,
with the recom-mendation that this prop�rk.y be chan`ed fro-_i;. an iT_,T1 to a TTDr1
District.
Bids =-,s -.'ere receiV:.) Oja �`T)O Liner Feet T i11
' o_ 1 _end 3300 Linear Feet
of 141T Class 100 Water Pipe for use as. water sup-rnly line from recently acquired
well sites on Will Stacy property Ilorthi est of Lubbocl•:. This being known as
General Work Order ' 575.
8700 FEAT 121T CLASS 100 'dATERPIPE,
3300 FZ-'T OF 1 j1T IITATERPIPE
COI,RiNY
B��.'.I:D 121► 141T
J13 L. T219 '11S
FOB
U.S. Pipe
C.I. 3.47 3.59
100 duys Net
Lubbock
Foundry Co.
Johns 11anville
Transite 2.97 3-$�
120 dc.ys Price time
Lubbock
Of del.
Vil=inQ
Century 2.63
45/60 ,1 l
Lubbock
T�iorrison
Century 2.63
45/60 i1 lj�
Tubbock
After consideration
of all bids, :notion 1:ra.s :iiade
by Commissioner Davis, sec-
onded by Commissioner
Hufstedler, car-ri.ed unanimously, to uthorli:,e _�ccept_inc
of the bid :)f iiorrison
Supply Company for purchase of the 1211 pipe and the
bid of U. S . Pipe
& Foundry Cor.apany for purchase
of the 1_411 pipe.
Bids as follows were
read on purchu,6e of Fire Hose:
V BID
jr'K63 - FINE HOSE - 1�, 000 T 21 IT
- 1, OtXJ 1-11r
a
2111
12, 71
Inner-
Inner-
Lub'_ock I,iac- ine
Flux ;Boston Paramount
-- Flex Boston Paramount
Plain
1.40 1.35 1.22
1.01 .97
.87
Treated
1.46 1.45 1.20 --
1.05 1.01'
.91
5 Meek delivery,
2,'� disc., Lubbock FOB
American LaFrance
Fendwell Alflex Brigade --
Fendwell Alflex
Brigad
1.66 1.60 1.25 --
1.17 1.11.
.855
30 day delivery,
2;%� disc . , Lu'Q'>>ock FOB
Gen�ra.l Detroit
Inner -Flex Bo,ton Paramount
-- Inner -Flex Boston Param
Plain
1.40 1.35 1.22
-- 1.01 .97
.87
Treated
1.46• 1.41 1.28
-- 1.05 1.01
.91,
2% Disc., FOB Lubbock
I
Eureka Fire Hose Multex Southland
1.63 1.39
30 to (DO day del., 2 dis . ?SOB Lub .
M. B. I,_cIipe Quacker Special
1.04
RM
Underwriters -- Mu.ltex Southland Unde wr±ters
1.20 -- 1.11 .98 .$0
.03 -- Light Leader .03
for label LIne - .98 for libel
-- Quaker Special
.81
After cons idecat ion of :1.1 bids, inotion was made by Commissioner Hufstedler,
seconded by Cormriissioner Tho-was, carried unanimoLisl�T) that '.he bid of rurek-
Fire Hose Company, on the outhland Fire Hose, be accepted for this purchase,
and authorize the 1950-51 Budget be supp3-emented in the amount of $740.00 to
cover this purchase.
Bid was read from Burroughs �,ddin ; Machine Company, bei_l;; 3-d No. 2092, on
Tax Billing Machine for use in the City Tax Office - price quoted being $3,528,
l;o jther bid was received on this ;.lachine. Motion was made by. Commissioner
Hufstedler, seconded by Commissioner Morris, carried unanimously, that the bid
of Burroughs Adding Machine Company be accepted for this purchase.
L,
Bids as folloiis were read on purchase of 2,000 Uater i,ieters .
BID #2082 - 2000 W.TER METE—HS
1800
100
50
50
3/411
lit
l 11
2 Pi
Hersey 16.20
35.64
6�.04
102.06
Neptune l . 20
3 5.64
68.04
102.06
';Tell I-l_rchinery 15 • 4
32.46
59. 5D
89.26
After consideration of all bids, motion was made by Commissioner I.Iorris,
seconded by Conu:iissioner Danis, carried unanimously, that the bid of Neptune
Keter Company be accepted for the purchase of the water :peters and that the
1950-51 Budget be supplemented in the amount of $29.00 to cover this purchase.
Bids as follows were read oz} purchase of
Police Uniforms:
BID ;J207 9 POLICE, U111IFORMS
146 shirts - 12 oz. 100o wool
146 trousers - 19 oz. 100% wool
73 winter caps
73 Uniform jackets 19 oz. 100% wool
cOrII ANY PRICE
DEL. TEI '•IS
FOB
J. C. Penny 7,47,1.55
4/5 weeks et
Lubbock
Fechheimcrs Bros. 7,0:9.2
6 weeks i et
Lubbock
Mallor;; - ;.enable to bid
Hemphill :dells - unable to bid
;After consideration of all bids, motion
by Commissioner Thomas, carried
was made by Commissioner Morris.;
unanimously, that the bid of Fechheimer
seconded
Brothers Company be accepted for this purchase,
and
Budget to be supplemented. in the amount
-
of �675.25 .,o c ov..r this purchase.
Bids as follows were read on purchase
of portable
steel bleachers,
'1"or use
bar City Recreation Departr_Zeizt .
BID #2_080 PORTABLE STEEL BLEACHERS
4 sections o tier seats
2 sections 10 tier seats
seat 624 1,-)erso;--,s
C01IP 'LaJy PRICE
D L.
FOB
TERMS
.Wiversal 3,370.00
4-5 mo.
Lubbock
Net
2;0
wi son t`d�l 1, 971.6o
at once
Lubbock
1V
Hixson 22364.80
Lubbock.
Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded bir Commissioner 1,orris carried
unanimousl.;-, that the bid of V11ilson �'dalz Company be accepted for this
purchase.
Bids as follows wer read on Electric Meters.
BID
jt207O ELECT TIC
P,LETE'_ S
COMPANY
1440
240
DEL.
TERMS
FOB
15
amp, 3 wire 15
amp,120 v
24O volt
2 wire
I I r.i,
90
Lubbock
Westinghouse (a4I-I)
11.31
10.46
as req.
day -
net
General Electric
(GE) 1-30
11.3.4
10.47
as req.
firm,
90
Lubbock
1-50
'll.bO
10.73
day -
net
1-50 ;grit h
12.02
11.16
cyclometo, r
C. B. 1.,D-rson
(Duncm
.
11. 30
10.L�6
as req.
irl,i,
_1:, v -
g0,
not
L.ibboc1L
^,'�'�ott ::et�r Shop (Dune~
n) 11.30
10.46
as req.
firm,
day -
90
net
Lubbock
After consideration of all bids, i;:oti :,n it .s made by Coml:?issioner Davis,
sec onded by Coi.u.,issioner I-iorris, cai p.-red unanimously, that the bid of
General Electric/qo pant' be accepted for purchase of 720 - 3 Haire meters,
and 120 - 2 wire � ors, being the 1-50 with c%rclo�let r, and that tl.e
bid of Abbott Meter Shop be accepted for purchase of 720 - 3 ri re ,..1: 1?_0 -
Wire Du'ican me-•:,ers. Tilis motion also a'?thor izi_nu 1.9 ;0-57l 101- d`;e t t0
be supplemented in the amov-nt of $1, 3E`L.&0 to cover this Iurchase . Also
that an option be taken to increase this purchase to eleven hundred (1100)
if it is found the additional meters are needed.
Bids as follows were read on T1Gangfr Mower for usc, by Airport:
BIB yt2060 5 or 7 GANG 1KOaTER FOR AIRPORT -- Toro 11Areopr or llWort'li r> ton7
or PAirfield Blit zerrr
COMP':NY
PRICE
TERbIS FOB DEL.
Alexander Machine Co.
.
1;o Pen--,. I::� d.
Worthington 5 �anU
1,17 .00
Worthin.-ton 7 gang
1,645.00
Frt.
150.00
Goldthwai.tes - Tex is `Loro
Co.
Toro 5 gang
1,151.50
iIt Lu'- '-Nock Sept or
Toro 7 gang
1,596.00
Noir.
Eclipse - unable to bid
Motion was made by Comliiisaioner Ilufst-edl,er, seconded by Commissioner Thomas,
carried unanimously ) th_,.t tli:: bid of Aleoxander Machine Company be accepted
for purchase of the s:�ven Ong �dorthir�ton Mower, also that the Budget (1950-51)
be supplemented in the amount of 4445.00 to cover this purchase.
Bids as followswere
read on purchase
of t�, 6;3 feet o:i' C'•_i:-ii _-i
'T,.ice for
use i-n '�: crce!ttion
and :dater
Depart.:nent :
BID #20081 z�633 FELT
CHAIN LINK FENCE,
7t, 5-41 walk-in Gates,
4-201 double
gatos, 1-121
double gate.s,
35 -terminal, corner, and
;;ate .pos ts.
COMPANY
PRICE
TERMS
DELIVERY
Texas I'letal Prod.
12,030.59
Net
Pioneer
14,600.00
2% 10 day
30 days
Western Brick- Sup.
12,125.42
Aet
4 weeks
C-rc1one Feuco Coi-iipany
11, 999.92
Net
30 days erected in
60 days or less
Atlas Fence Company
13,613.80
Net
Harrison
10, 517.10
Net
Indefinite if rrlrir
post -re :iuire:l .
Forrest Lumber Co.
12,529.26
20 10 days
After cons iderat ion of bids _Motion lvias made by Commissioner I. orris,
seconded by Commissioner D.ivis, carried unanimously, that the bid of
Cyclone Fence Company on cyclone fence, be accepted for t:lis purchas,,.
BID rT207$ 4 - 15 CUBIC Y :!0 P 1CKI R BODIIaPS - for use ii_ Garbage Dept.
COI�tP:1NY BRAND PRICE EA. DEL. . TL_MS FOB
W. T. l,:cClure
Garwood
4,070.00
45-60 days 2% LUBbock
Rine'_r,_.rt
Lcach-
(Includes mounting
PAckmast,:r
4)235.00
30-u0 -.!.Vs 2;', Lubbocic
and paint)
Truc'_: 13ody
City Tank Corp.,
5692.00
5,692.00
New York
(Painted & Mounted)
After consideration of bids, ;11otion ?l'_ S .,iV de by ni?i:11115 i=Oil r Iu-;"stedler, -3 :co-1d30.
by COm:lissioner Davis, car rie°d un nii.louSl�', tI: tt t''.e did Oi W. T. i•1CvLtire, on
the Ganiood.bodies, be accepted for this purchase.
No further business coming up for consideration, the Cit; Co:rmissionur
recessed to meet ;".u-ust 25, 1950, -at 3 P. M.
Read and approved this the day of P , 1950.
ATTEST:
1Cit1f -
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