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AN O~INANCE ESTABLISHD~G STANDARDS AND SPEC!Fqcf.ri&iFO~ ~f2~TRUC
TION AND RECONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS, BOTH PRIVATE AND COMMEBCIAL,
CURBS AND GUTTERS ON PUBLIC PROPERTY; PROVIDING FOR PERMITS TO BE ISSUED BY THE
CITY BUILDnm INSPECTOR UPON WRITTEN APPLICATION AND A FEE; ADOPTING STANDARD
DETAILS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SIIEWALKS,I DRIVE~IAYS, CURBS AND GUTTERS IN THE CITY OF
LUBBOOK; PROVIDING FOR THE LOCATION AND GRADE FOR SIDEWA.LKS, DRIVEWAYS, CURBS AND
GUTTERS TO BE~TABLISEED BY THE CITY ENGINEER; REPEALING ORDINANCES NOS. 280,
1130 AND 1260; PROVIDING A PENALTY; PROVIDING EXCEPTIONS; PROVIDING FOR THE V.ALIDIT
OF THIS ORDIN E; AND AUTHORIZING PUBLICATION OF THE DESCRIPTIVE CAPTION AND
PENALTY CLAUSE. ~tLr·-·~-.. ,7 WHEREAS, the City Commission finds that it would be in the public interes
~v to establish and define standards for the construction, reconstruction and repair l3.t/f.,·.r·· ..z~~u 'of all sidewalks, driveways, both private and commercial, curbs and combination . eurbs and gutters constructed on public property to protect and preserve the
1' public property and safety; NOW, THEREFORE,
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SECTION I. fERMIT AND IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED
Paragraph 1. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to
construct, reconstruct, alter, repair, remove and/or replace any sidewalk or drive-
way or curb or curb and gutter on any public property within the City of Lubboojt
without first having obtained from the Building Inspector a permit so to do, and
all such persons shall construct, reconstruct, alter, repair, remove or replace
said sidewalks, driveways, curbing or curb and gutter under the supervision of the
Building Inspector and in accordance with the plans and specifications hereinafter
provided.
Paragrap~. Before a permit,required b.y Paragraph 1 (One) of Section I (One)
of this Ordinance, shall be issued an application therefor shall be made in l<Triting
with a plan made a part of such application showing the location, design, layout
and specifications of the proposed improvement b.y the abutting property owner or
his duly authorized agent.
fgragraph 3. When such written application and plan has been duly submitted
and the fee hereinafter required is paid, the Buiiding Inspector shall issue a
permit for such improvements, provided the plan showing the location, design, layou
and specification shall conform with the basic standards, specifications, details
and designs hereinafter made and provided.
Paragraph 4. A fee of $2.50 shall be charged by the Building Inspector at
the time an application for a permit as herein required is made, and such sum shall
be paid into the general fund of the City of Lubbock.
Paragraph~ Whenever any application is made to the Building InspeQtor by
any person, firm or corporation or their duly authorized agent for a permit to
e any const~ction, addition, structural alteration or repair on any building
or other structure where a permit so to do is required by this Ordinance or any
other ordinance of the City of Lubbock on aqy property in the City of Lubbock on
or abutting apublic street, and the existing·sidewalks, driveways, private or
commercial, curbs, street curbs and gutters abutting such property do not conform
to the basic standards, specifications, layout, details, and designs herein provide
and established, or all s.idewalks, driveways, private or commercial, curbs, street
curls and gutters required herein to be constructed have not been constructed, such
permits shall not be issu~d by the Building Inspector until such person, firm or
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corporation shall obtain a permit as herein provided to construct, reconstruct
or make such alterations necessary to JOOet the requirements of this Ordinance,
and the construction, addition, alteration or repair to such buildings or other
improvements shall not be approved by the Building Inspector until such time as
the sidewalks, driveways, curbs, street curbs and gutters have been constructed,
reconstructed or repaired and comply with the provisions of this Ordinance.
. Parugra.ph 6. Whenever the term "inner curbing" is used in this Ordina.n~,
it shall mean only that portion of the curbing required herein along driveways
and sidewalks and not constituting the curbing which borders and narks the margin
of the street designated and constructed for vehicular traffic. Whenever the
term "street curb" or "combination street, curb and gutter" is used it shall
mean that portion of concrete curbing and structure which borders and marks the
margin of the street designated and constructed for vehicular traffic.
Paragraph 7. In those cases where the street, curb and gutter has not been
constructed in place when application for a permit as provided in Paragraph 1 (One)
of this Section is made and the City Engineer has established or can establish
the location and grade of such street curb and gutter, then the person, firm or
corporation making such application shall have the option of constructing such
street curb and gutter according to the provi~ions of this Ordinance, or of
omitting the construction of such street curb and gutter until such time as the
street curb and gutter along said block is constructed b,y or at the instance of
the City of Lubbock. In the event the applicant decides not to construct that
portion of the street curb and gutter abutting his property then all of the
inner curbing required by this Ordinance which lies between the outer edge of the
sidewalk and the location of the street curb shall also be omitted.
Paragraph 8. In those cases where the grade and location of the street
curb and gutter cannot be established because of existing conditions, then the
street curb and gutter and that portion of the inner curbing lying between the
outer edge of the sidevalk and the street durb must be omitted until such time as
the remaining street curb and gutter along said block is conatructed by or at the
instance of the City of Lubbock.
Paragraph_.2. Whenever any portion of the street curb and gutter and the
inner curbing is ami tted as prov1.ded under Paragraph 6 (Six) and ? (Seven) of
this Section, then the owner of the property abutting such street and who would oth~rwise be required to make such improvement, shall, within thirty (30) days
from receipt of a notice in writing from the City Engineer, requiring the construc-
tipn 6f suoh street curb and gutter and inner curbing, shall make such improvements
within the time provided and shall, before making such improvements, obtain another
permit from the Building Inspector for such improvements but shall not be required
to pay additional fees therefor. In lieu of actually constructing the street
curb and gutter the entire cost of constructing same, as estimated by the Ci~
Engineer, may be paid to the City of Lubbock by depositing same with the City
Engineer within fifteen (1:5) days after receipt of said notice, said sum of money
to be used as an offset for the construction of such street curb and gutter b.1 or
at the instance of the Ci~ of Lubbock. The inner curbing which was omitted,
however, must be constructed by and at the cost of the abutting property owner
within the specified thirty (30) days' time.
SECTION II. LAYOUT AND DESIGN
Paragra_M_!. The design" layout and p:J.ans for the construction, reconstructior ~ alteration, repair and/or rep.Lacement of all sidewalks, curbs, driveways, both
private and commercial, and street curb and gutter shall conform and be constructed
according to 1the design, layout, plans and details shown and provided b,y the
STANDARD DETAILS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS, CURBS AND GUTTERS IN THE
CITY OF LUB~CK, hereby in all thi~s adopted and approved and which are attached
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to and made a part of this Ordinance, designated as PLATES 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and s.
SECTION III. SPECIFICATIONS
~SECTION A. SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS AND INNER CURBING.
Paragraph 1. Width and location of walks. In Zoning Districts "A", "B", "C",
nnn And ''E'1, as such Zoning Districts are established by Ordinance No. 661 and
all amendments thereto, all sidewalks shall be constructed .to a width of four feet
(4') unless otherwise specified herein; and shall be located with the inner edge
of the walk on the property line and parallel thereto except in those cases where
existing sidewalks within the block are constructed otherwise and new sidewalks
shall then be constructed in line with these existing sidewalks. In Zoning District ~
"Fn, non, "H", ttJtt, "K tt and "L tt, as those Districts are defined by Ordinance No. 661
and all amendments thereto, all sidewalks shall be constructed to a width of six
feet (6t) except as herein otherwise provided. In case it is necessary or
desirable to conatruct a sidewalk wider or narrower than the above requirements,
upon a showing t Q the Building Inspector that such special construction is
necessary and at ~the same time th& sidewalk affGrds•adequate and safe facilities
for pedestrian traffic, then the Building Inspector may issue a permit for the
construction of such narrower or wider sidewalk as the case may be. . .
~graph 2. On property situated at the corner of intersecting streets,
sidewalks shall extend to the street curb line of the intersecting street.
Sidewalks are required on both the side and front streets when the property is being
put to business use and occupancy. The sidewalk on the side street may be omitted
when the abutting property is being put to residential use and occupancy.
~ragraph 3•_ Thickness and C~oss-section.
(a.) The thickness of concrete sidErwa.lks shall be a minimum of four
inches (4") and shall be of a cross·-section as shown in detail on Plate No. 8
attached hereto.
(b) The thickness and cross-section of driveways .,,ill vary in a~ordance
with the type of construction materials and the type of usage to which it is
subjected~ In general all concrete driveways shall have a minimum thickness of
four inches (4").
(c). Inner curbs shall be a minimwn of four inches (4tt) in width unless
otherwise shown by attached plaws, and shall e~tend a minimum of four inches (419)
above the driving surface except that they may taper at driveway returns so that the
top of inner curb meets the sidewalk grade as indicated on the Plates adopted by
this Ordinance. Separate inner curbs shall extend a minimum of six inches (6")
bel~1 the driving surface. (NOTATION: See Plate No. 8 for typical cross-sections.)
Paragraph 4t Lines and grades.
(a) No excavation shall be done, and no construction shall be commenced,
and no material shall be placed, for any such work in any public street or public
place until permit for such work has been obtained from the Building Inspector, nor
until stakes or lines and grades for such work have been given by the City
Engineer. Contractors or other person in charge of such work will be required to
protect both line and grade stakes; and ai'ter same have been set, and any errors
in lines or grades caused by stakes having been raised, lowered or otherwise changed
or lost will be charged against the Contractor, or othe~ ~rson in charge of such
work, and he will be require<¥ to c~.rrect such mistakes at his own cost and expense.
(b) Sidewalks shall have a maximum fall of one-fourth inch (l/4't)
to the foot toward the street unless otherwise established b.Y the City Engineer,
depending upon local grade conditions.
Paragraph ,:>. Grading. Excavations shall be done to line and grade as
established by the City Engineer and all excess excavated materials shall be
removed from the right of way dedicated for street purposes. Before placement
of concrete the sub-grade shall be wetted and tamped to secure a firm foundation.
Paragraph 6. Forms. Forms may be either metal or wood. In case forms are
wood, they shall be of material well seasoned and cleaned. All forms must everywherE
extend the full depth of the concrete, and must be set true to lines and grades.
All forms must be well braced so that bracing and tamping the concrete Yill not
displace them. Before concrete is placed forms must be thoroughly wet with water,
or perferably well greased 'IIlith a heavy oil or grease.
Paragraph 7.
(a) Sidewalks and driveway materials and inner curbs shall be con.strudZdd
of concrete composed of portland cement fine aggregate and coarse aggregate except
as herein specified. The concrete shall contain not less than five sacks of
cement per cubic yard and·"not more than eight gallons of water net per sack of
cement when coarse aggregate is used. The amount of coarse aggregate shall not
exceed 0.85 cubic feet per cubic feet of cement (dry, loose volume).
(b) Where the driveway is depressed in relation to the sidewalk, the
sidewalk area within the limits of the driveway may be constructed of the same
materials as the driveway, provided this material is approved by the City Engineer.
(c) Contractor or other person in charge of such work shall not place
or permit to be placed on any paved street any rock, gravel or sandfbr such work,
unless the same be placed and wholly retained on a heavy kraft paper or other
suitable heavy type of paper. Care shall be taken to keep the flow line of the
gutter unobstructed. If necessary the flow line must be protected by bridging.
(d) The concrete sidewalk slabs shall be re-enforced with steel where
the drivevray crosses the sidewalk in a business area. The area of steel used shall
be sufficient to prevent any failures in the concrete slab and shall be designed for
a H-20 loading. Where the remainder of the driveway area is to be of concrete, it
shall be similarly re-enforced.
(e) Contractor or other person in charge of such work shall keep, place
and dispose of all materials brought on the ground for such work as the Building
Inspector may direct, and shall immediately remove from the street and proximity
of the work any materials rejected b,y the Building Inspector; and he shall be
responsible for and protect all of said work and material therefor, and shall finish
and turn over said work in a complete and satisfactory condition as herein required.
Paragraph 8. Mixing. The sand and cement shall be thoroughly mixed dry
tuntil the mixture is of uniform color and free from sand streaks. Wetted stone or
gravel shall be added and the entire mass wetted and thoroughly mixed b,y turning
it at least three times, or until the stone is thoroughly coated with motar and the
mass uniformly mixed, whereupon the whole shall immediately be deposited in proper
place in the work and thoroughly rammed at once to the required thickness. The
concrete must be sufficiently wet but shall not run and must be so thoroughly
tamped that all the voids will be filled resulting in a thoroughly compact mass.
In case a machine is used, it shall/be a batch mixer •. Contractor shall not mix any
concrete or cement materials on the surface of any paved street and heavy kraft
paper or paper of similar weight placed to protect the f:!plashing and dripping of
concrete mixture upon the pavement. '
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~agraph 9. Finishing and marking. The finish on the surface of the
concrete sidewalk shall be monolithic with the slab and shall be such that it does
not pre sent a hazard·ous condition when dry. The marking of the top of the sidewalk
slab must be done with a specially devised marking. tool at four foot intervals.
The marking must cut at least one-half way through the slab and shall be done after
the slab has set sufficiently so that the concrete will not flow. The exposed
edges of all concrete shall be neatly finished with a special edging tool. The
contractor shall employ adequate measures to protect all work from the action of
the sun, cold and wind until the same has thoroughly hardened and set.
Paragraph 10, Expansion joints.
(a) Transverse e~nsion joints one-half inch (1/2") in thickness, and
extending the full width of the concrete slab, shall be provided at intervals not
more than tliftty-six feet (36 r) apart. These joints must be the full depth of
the concrete and shall be well filled with some satisfactory and elastic joint
filler approved b,y the City Engineer.
(b) Where walks or driveway transitions join or abut on the street
curbing line, an expansion joint of not less than three-fourth inch (J/4") thickness
across the entire section of walk must be made and filled as provided.
(c) Where a new section of sidewalk is to connect with a walk previously
constructed, a one-half inch (1/2") expansion joint must be made and filled as
provided.
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Paragraph 11. Cleanup. After all work is completed the Contractor.:jother
person in charge of such work shall remove all rubbish, waste and excess materials
and have the land used for construction purposes and the street and right-of-way
area in a neat and clean appearing condition.
~agraph 12. Miscellaneous provisions.
(a) Sidewalks and inner curbs. Where sidewalks are to be adjacent to
an off-street parking area a concrete inner curb must be built to separate the
parking area from the sidewalk. This inner curb must be at least four inches (4")
in width and extend a minimum. of four inches (4") above the driving surface and a
mininum of six inches (6") below the driving surface. The sidewalk may be used as
this curb provided the sidewalk extends a minimum of four inches (4tt) above the
driving surface. No combined sidewalk and inner curb shall be constructed; they
~uat be constructed separatelY.
(b) Contractor or other person shall not construct any step or offset in
~ny sidewalk outside property lines, except where certain conditions necessitate
such step or offset and then only at the instance of written instructions from the
~ity Engine0r. Where such step or offset is likely to occur, the Contractor shall
notify the ity Engineer before constructing same.
(c)-Driveways. All driveways into private property, or alleys must be
tpaved from the street curb line to property line on such grades as may be determined
[by the City Engineer. They shall be constructed as directed by the City Engineer
~nd as shown on the STANDARD DETAILS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS, DRIVEVIAYS, CURBS
lAND GUTTERS hereto attached.
S_UB-SECTIGN B. STREET CURB AND GUTTER.
Paragraph 1. General. All work under this Sub-Section shall be done in
~ccordance with the City of Lubbock Standard Plans and Specifications for the
~onstruction of street curbs and gutters approved and adopted by the City Commission
~t Regular Meeting on the day of , 1953 which Standard
Plans and Specifications are of record in Book , page 1
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~·•upe~ision and inspection by the City Engineer or his duly authorized represen
tive. '
Paragraph 2. Lines and Grades. Lines and grades shall be staked and set
only by the City Engineer or his duly authorized representative. It shall be the
Contractor's duty to maintain these lines and grades throughout the construction
of the street curb and gutter.
Paragraph 3. Thickness and Cross-section. Thickness and cross-sections
shall be as shown and designated by Plate No. 8 except that where there is an
existing street curb and gutter of a different section to l:e net or reconstructed
in which case the thickness and cross-section shall conform to the existing pattern
~ECTION C. AUTHORITY OF BUILDING INSPEX::TOR.
{a) The Building Inspector shall be authorized to suspend any such
work for any period l-rhenever he may deem such suspension to be necessary to insure
good work or in the public interest; but no such suspension shall ordinarily
extend longer than one week.
(b) The Building Inspector shall be authorized to give all notices and
instructions with reference to the work either to Contractor or his agent or to
any person in charge of the l-TOrk on the ground.
(c) The decision of the Building Inspector with reference to such work
and with reference to all materials, whether free or incorporated in the work,
shall be fully binding on all parties at interest and such decision shall be in
all cases strictly in keeping with the intent and purpose of this Ordinance and
free from all bias and unfairness.
SUB-SECTION D. RESPONSIBIT.ITY OF THE CONTRACTOR.
Paragraph 1, Contractor or other person in charge of work within the scope of
this Ordinance shall familiarize themselves with all provisions of the ordinances
covering such work and may, upon request, receive explanations and instructions
pertaining to the provisions of this Ordinance from the Building Inspector.
Paragraph 2~ Whenever during the excavation for any construction under the
provisions of this ordinance, the Contractor or party doing such work discovers a
City monument or survey mark he shall notify the City Engineer and use all possible
caution to protect such monument or survey mark.
Paragraph J• Contractors shall begin work in all cases within sixty (60) days
after the permit for such work is issued, and shall prosecute the same continously
until the work is completed unless unavoidably delayed by weather conditions or
other cause not within the control of the Contractor.
SECTION IV. BOND AND RESPONSIBILITY.
taragraph !· General Provision. The Building Inspector shall not issue any
permit herein provided for until the applicant therefor has posted a bond, as
provided in Paragraph 2 {TWo) of this Section, with the Building Inspector to
secure the City of Lubbock in compliance with the provisions of this Ordinance.
Provided however, that no such bond shall be required where the owner or resident
of the property upon which such improvements are to be constructed makes applicatio
for such permit and makes all of the improvements for himself without pay.
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Paragraph 2. Bond. The bond which shall be filed with the Building
Inspector by ahy person, firm or corporation performing work as herein contemplated,
shall be in the principal sum of· not less than $1,000.00 and made payable to the
City of Lubbo_ck and shall be conditioned that the principal or obligator on said
bond shall well and faithfully at his own cost and expense furnish all proper
materials, tools and appliances, and perform,execute, construct and complete all
such work within the scope and purview of this Ordinance, and will o~serve and
comply with all the rules, regulations, specifications, plans and details and
other requirements of this or a~ other ordinance of the City of Lubbock; and such
bond must be approved ~ the City Attorney before it shall be deemed as having
been filed with the Building Inspector. Whenever the Building Inspector may declar
in writing that the contractor has failed or refused to construct and complete
any such work in accordance with the permit for such work and in accordance with
the provisions of this Ordinance then and thereupon either the City or the contrac~
ing property olmer injured on such construction ~reement may recover his damages
upon such bond. Such bond shall be a corporate surety bond and shall be executed
by any corporate surety company permitted under the laws of the State of Texas
to act as sureties on bonds and each such bond shall continue in effect for and
during a period of one year. No surety may cancel his obligations on said surety
bond without having first given ten days t written notice to the .Building Inspector
that they so intend to do. And 'tvhen such surety bond has been canceled then the
contractor who was the principal shall not begin or complete any work unless and
until a new bond, as herein provided, shall be filed with the City Building Inspec •
Paragraph 3. Care to Avoid Accidents-City Indemn:ii'ied. At all times and
period during which any work under this Ordinance is beimg perfol"..ISd and until such
work is completed and accepted and approved by the Building Inspector the Contracto
shall place and maintain all necessary and proper barriers and other safeguards,
including watchman, if necessary, upon and around the work for the prevention of
accidents, and at night he shall place, maintain and keep suitable and sufficient
lights and flares to warn of the obstructions and ·hazards; and the person doing
such work under said permit shall and will indemnify and save harmless the City of
Lubbock from and against any and all actions and claims and against all costs,
damages and e~ense to which the City my be put by reason of any in3-ury or alleg~q
injury to any person or property resulting or alleged to result from or to be
occasioned by any act, negligence, carelessness or want of skill in connection with
or in the conduct of any of said work, or in guarding same, or from any improper
methods, tools, implements or materials used in its prosecution or by or on account
of' any alleged act or omission whatever of Contractor or his agents, employees or
servants; and Contractor and the person, firm or corporation doing said work under
the permit as herein provided for shall well and truly make payment of any and all
sums so recovered against the City of Lubbock in a~ suit or suits on account of
such alleged injuries to which the City may be made a party, together 'IIlith all sue)}.
costa, damages, and expenses as may be suffered by the City of Lubbock, all in such
~r as to save the City whole and harmless from all such actions or claims.
SECTION V. PENALTY.
Any person, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this
Ordinance shall, upon conviction, be fined in any sum not exceeding Two Hundred
and N0/100 ($200.00) Dollars, and each day a violation continues shall constitute
and b& a separate offense.
SECTION VI.
Ordinances Nos. 220, 1130 and 1260 are hereby repealed. Any other ordinance i
conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance, whether expressly repealed or not,
shall be deemed repealed insofar as the provisions thereof conflict with any of the
term of thia Ord;l...mnc..e
SECTION VII. VALIDITY OF THIS ORDINANCE ..
~ In the event any section, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this
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Ordinance be declared unconstitutional or invand for any reason, the remainder of
said Ordinanoe shall not be affected thereby, and it is intended that every other
section, pa~graph, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance declared unconsti-
tutional or invalid for any reason, the remainder of said Ordinance shall not be
affected thereby, and it is intended that ever.y other section,paragraph, sentence,
clause and phrase of this Ordinance shall remain and be in full force and effect.
SEGTION VIII. EXCEPTIONS.
(a) The provisions of this Ordinance shall not apply to the construction
of any public works by or at the instance of the City of Lubbock on any public
property. But it shall be the policy of the City of Lubbock to construct all publi
works consistent with the provisions of this Ordinance except in those cases
where the City Commission should find it necessary in the public interest to vary
therefrom.,
(b) The provisions of this Ordinance shall apply only to the street
area abutting the lot or lots on \vhich the improvements or set of improvements
comprising the component unit or units of a separate and individual house, apartmen
or business 1-1i th and including all appurtenant structures and areas used in
connection therewith and as a part thereof; and, in those cases where an applicatio
for a permit is mad~ for improvements on land, or addition, alteration or repair to
improvements already situated on land, not subdivided or platted into the desired
ultimate divisible units or lots thereof, then the applfcant shall show on the plan submitted with the application hereinabo~ required, the proposed boundaries
of the individual tract of land on which such improvements with all appurtenant
structures and areas comprise the whole of the separate house, apartment or
business, and such tract as shown on the plan shall constitute the 11abutting
property" within the meaning and scope of this Ordinance. Provided that this
exception shall never be construed as permitting the erection of buildings
prohibited by Ordinance No. 1331 as amended or of authorizing permits for improve-
ments or construction not heretofore authorized by Ordinance of the City of Lubbock
SEaTION IX. PUBLICATIQN>
The City Secretary is hereby directed and authorized to publish the
descriptive caption together with the penalty clause of this Ordinance as an
alternative method of publication provided by law.
AND IT IS SO ORDERED.
On motion of Commissioner -------"~P&~yH___. ___ , seconded by
Commissioner ----~~~@r~------·------' the foregoing Ordinance was passed
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on first reading this 2~th day of .Tune -----' 1953 by the following vote:
Commissioners voting I
._YEA" 1 c .. ·~--, n · Th d M • a. ...... aVl.S, .o nas an ayor P~Olbe:mr MOr.r. .
J ---l.>· "NAY"· • None. Commissioners voting
On motion of Commissioner ---MO~twtt~s~---------------' seconded b,y
Commissioner -------Davis -~----' the foregoing Ordinance was passed
on second · rea~ng this 2th day of ____ J...,.u'"'"ll~--' 195.3 by the following vote:
Commissioners voting nYEA": Morris,Carpenter:;Da.rls, Thanaa & Mayor Tripp
Conunissioners voting "NAY": None
ATTEST:
, ;(; ?,W''"'~ --avenia Lowe, City Secretary-Treasurer
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