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Home My WebLink About08902 ORD - 06/12/1968IMS:,IKH:6 -7 -68 AN ORDINANCE ORDERING AN ELECTION TO BE HELD IN THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ON T11.7 13TH DAY OF JULY, 1968, ON THE QUESTION OF ADOPTING AMENDMENTS TO THE CITY CHARTER'OF`THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI; PROVIDING FOR PLACES WHERE SUCH ELECTION SHALL BE HELD; PROVIDING FOR THE HOLDING OF SUCH ELECTION, INCLUDING THE NR41NG OF OFFICIALS TO CONDUCT SUCH ELECTION AND PROCEDURE TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE HOLDING OF SUCH ELECTION; SETTING FORTH THE PROPOSITIONS TO BE `DOTED ON AT SAID ELECTION; DETERMINING THE FORM OF THE BALLOT TO BE USED AT SAID ELECTION; PROVIDING FOR NOTICE OF SUCH ELECTION; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. WHEREAS, THE CITY COUNCIL HAS DESIGNATED SUCH PROPOSED AMEND- MENTS AS IT DEEMS OF SUFFICIENT IMPORTANCE TO SUBMIT TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY, AND PUBLICITY HAS BEEN GIVEN TO THE INTENTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL TO ADOPT THIS ORDINANCE FOR THE SUBMISSION OF SAID PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENTS TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE CITY FOR THEIR CON- SIDERATION AT AN ELECTION TO BE HELD ON THE 13TH DAY OF JULY, 1968: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS: SECTION 1. AN ELECTION IS HEREBY ORDERED TO BE HELD ON THE 13TH DAY OF JULY, 1968, IN THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, AT WHICH ELECTION THERE SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS WHO ARE QUALIFIED TO VOTE UNDER THE CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF TEXAS, THE FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS TO THE_CITY CHARTER OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS _ET OUT IN THE OFFICIAL BALLOT HEREINAFTER PRESCRIBED. SECTION 2. THE OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR THE REGISTERING OF THE "YES" OR "NO" VOTE OF THE VOTERS VOTING Ott THE PROPOSITIONS SHALL BE AS SET OUT IN SECTION 3 HEREOF, ON THE PROPOSITIONS TO BE,VOTED ON AT SAID ELECTION, WHICH PROPOSITIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS: PROPOSITION NUMBER SHALL THE PROCEDURE FOR VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION BY CON- TRACT BE CLARIFIED BY SPECIFYING THE NECESSIT/ OF TWO SEPARATE ORDINANCES TO ACCOMPLISH SUCH ANNEXATION, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 1, SECTION 2, SUBSECTION (8), TO HEREAFTER READ: "(s) THE CITY COUNCIL SHALL HAVE THE POWER TO CONTRACT WITH THE OWNERS OF LAND FOR THE ANNEXATION OF THE TERRI- TORIES OWNED AND DESCRIBED IN THE WRITTEN CONTRACT EXECUTED AND ACKNOWLEDGED BY SUCH OWNERS, AND SUCH CONTRACT MAY CONTAIN SUCH TERMS AND CONDITIONS AS THE COUNCIL MAY REQUIRE. THE EXECUTION OF SUCH CONTRACT 8902 FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE CITY SHALL BE DULY AUTHORIZED BY ORDINANCE, AND UPON PERFORMANCE OF THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE C014TRACT BY THE OWNERS OF SUCH TERRITORY AND THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING SAID TERRITORY TO THE CITY SUCH TERRITORY SHALL THEREAFTER BE ENTERED WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY AND BEAR ITS PROPOR- TIONATE PART OF ALL TAXES LEVIED BY THE CITY, AND THE :NHASITANTS OF SUCH TERRITORY SHALL HAVE ALL PRIVILEGES AND BE SUBJECT TO ALL DUTIES OF OTHER INHABITANTS OF THE CITY FROM AND AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF SUCH ANNEX4TION ORDINANCE." PROPOSITION NUMBER 2 SHALL THE 200 FEET LIMITATION ON ANNEXATION OF PUBLIC OWNED PROPERTY BE DELETED, SO THAT ARTICLE I, SECTION 2, SUBSECTION (C) WILL HEREAFTER READ: "(c) THE CITY COUNCIL SHALL HAVE THE POWER BY ORDINANCE TO ANNEX ADDITIONAL TERRITORY ABUTTING AND LYING ADJACENT TO THE CITY WHICH IS USED FOR ROADS, HIGHWAYS, STREETS ALLEYS, SIDEWALKS, PARKS OR ANY OTHER PUBLIC PURPOSE AND WHICH IS OWNED BY ANY GOVERNMENTAL SUBDIVISION OR HAS BEEN DEDICATED TO A PUBLIC USE." PROPOSITION NUMBER SHALL THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE STATE LAW FOR ELECTIONS BE FOLLOWED IN ELECTION5 FOR ELECTIVE OFFICES, BY ADDING TO ARTICLE II, SECTION 2, THE FOLLOWING: "ALL ELECTIONS FOR ELECTIVE OFFICES SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPLICABLE LAWS OF TEXAS GOVERN- ING ELECTIONS. IF AT ANY TIME ADEQUATE PROVISION IS NOT MADE BY STATE LAW, THE CITY COUNCIL SHALL MAKE PROVISIONS BY ORDINANCE THEREFOR. THE CITY COUNCIL MAY ALSO MAKE PROVISIONS NOT INCONSISTENT WITH THE CHARTER OR STATE LAWS FOR SAFEGUARDING THE ELECTION AND PURITY OF THE BALLOT." PROPOSITION NUMBER 4 SHALL THE DATE OF THE ELECTION OF THE MAYOR AND THE COMMISSIONERS BE CHANGED FROM THE FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL TO THE FIRST SATURDAY IN MAY, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 11, SECTION 3, BY SUBSTITUTING "FIRST SATURDAY IN MAY" FOR "FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL THEREIN." PROPOSITION NUMBER SHALL THE COUNCIL BE AUTHORIZED TO ELECT AN ACTING MAYOR TO CONDUCT A SCHEDULED MEETING WHEN THE MAYOR. AND MAYOR PRO -TEM ARE ABSENI, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 11, SECTION 4, BY ADDING: "WHENEVER A REGULAR OR SPECIAL MEETING IS SCHEDULED TO BE HELD AND BOTH THE MAYOR AND MAYOR PRO -TEM ARE ABSENT FOUR OR MORE MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL PRESENT MAY PROCEED -2- TO ELECT ONE OF THOSE PRESENT AS ACTING MAYOR FOP, SUCH MEETING WHO SHALL PRESIDE AND DISCHARGE THE DUTIES OF � THE MAYOR. THE ABSENCE OF THE MAYOR AND MAYOR Pao -TE14 SHALL BE NOTED IN THE MINUTES AND A CERTIFICATE OF THE CITY SECRETARY AS TO SUCH ABSENCE SHALL BE ATTACHED TO ANY ORDINANCE OR RESOLUTION PASSED AT SUCH MEETING WITH A SHORT STATEMENT OF THE REASON FOR ABSENCES IF KNOWN. "WHEN IT IS ANTICIPATED THAT BOT4 THE MAYOR AND MAYOR PRO -TE14 4fILL BE ABSENT FROM THE CITY] OR UNABLE TO PER- FORM THE DUTIES OF THE OFFICE OF MAYOR ON THE DAY OF THE NEXT REGULAR. MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL, THE COUNCIL BY MAJORITY SHALL NAME A MEMBER OF THE COUNCIL TO BE MAYOR PRO -TEM FOR THE PARTICULAR MEETING AND HE SHALL BE EN- TITLED TO PERFORM THE DUTIES AND HAVE THE POWERS OF THE MAYOR ON SUCH OCCASION." PROPOSITION NUMBER 6 SHALL MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL BE PROHIBITED ONLY FROM HAVING AN INTEREST IN ANY CITY CONTRACTS, BY DELETING THE LAST SENTENCE IN THE FIRST PARAGRAPH OF .ARTICLE II, SECTION 10, SO THAT THE FIRST PARAGRAPH WILL READ: "NO MEMBER OF THE CITY COUNCIL SHALL. HOLD ANY OTHER PUBLIC OFFICE, OR HOLD ANY OFFICE OR EMPLOYMENTS COMPEN- SATION FOR WHICH IS PAID OUT OF PUBLIC MONEYS; NOR BE ELECTED OR APPOINTED TO ANY OFFICE CREATED BY OR THE COMPENSATION OF WHICH WAS FIXED OR INCREASED BY THE CITY COUNCIL WHILE HE WAS A MEMBER THEREOF, UNTIL AFTER THE EXPIRATION OF ONE YEAR AFTER HE HAS CEASED TO BE A MEMBER OF THE CITY COUNCIL. NOR SHALL ANY OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI BE PECUNIARILY INTERESTED, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, IN ANY CONTRACT LET BY THE CITY OR ANY WORK DONE FOR THE CITY NOR IN ANY 14ATTER WHEREIN THE RIGHTS OR LIABILITIES OF THE CITY ARE OR MAY BE INVOLVED." PROPOSITION NUMBER SHALL THE CITY COUNCIL BE AUTHORIZED TO MEET IN PUBLIC PLACES OTHER THAN CITY HALL, BY AMENDING THE FIRST PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE 11, SECTION 16, SO AS TO READ: "THE CITY COUNCIL SHALL MEET IN REGULAR SESSION AT LEAST ONCE EACH WEEK AT THE CITY HALL OR AT SUCH OTHER GOVERNMENTALLY -OWNED PLACE WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS AS DESIGNATED BY THE COUNCIL, AND THE COUNCIL SHALL PRESCRIBE THE MANNER IN WHICH SPECIAL SESSIONS MAY BE CALLED,-NAME THE GOVERNMENTALLY -OWNED PLACES AND PROVIDE FOR RECESS OF ANY REGULAR OR SPECIAL SESSION. THE MAYOR OR MAYOR PRO -TEM OR ACTING MAYOR AND THREE COMMISSIONERS SHALL. CONSTITUTE A QUORUM. ALL SESSIONS SHALL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. THE CITY SECRETARY SHALL KEEP A JOURNAL OF THE COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS WHICH SHALL BE PUBLIC AND ONE OF THE ARCHIVES OF THE CITY." PROPOSITION NUMBER LB SHALL PUBLICATION OF THE SL!MMARY OF PENAL ORDINANCES BE AUTHORIZED, BY AMENDING THE LAST SENTENCE OF ARTICLE 11, SECTION 16, 30 AS TO READ: -3- "EVERY ORDINANCE IMPOSING ANY FINE, PENALTY OR FOR- FEITURE SHALL BE PUBLISHED IN ONE ISSUE OF THE OFFICIAL PAPER, WHICH PUBLICATION MAY BE OF THE FULL ORDINANCE OR A SUMMARY THEREOF WHICH FULLY DISCLOSES THE PURPOSES INTENT AND EFFECT OF SUCH ORDINANCE, AFTER WHICH PUBLI- CATION SAID ORDINANCE SHALL BE IN FORCE UNLESS A LATER DATE SHALL BE PROVIDED IN THE ORDINANCE." PROPOSITION NUMBER SHALL THE PERIOD PRECEDING COUNCIL ELECTIONS WITHIN WHICH ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING CONTRACTS CANNOT BE ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL BE SHORTENED FROM bO TO 3O DAYS AND ZONING CHANGES BE ADDED TO THE PROHIBITED ACTIONS, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 11, SECTION 17, TO READ: "SECTION 17. CONTRACT BEFORE ELECTION. IT SHALL BE UNLAWFUL FOR THE CITY COUNCIL, WITHIN THE PERIOD BEGINNING 30 DAYS BEFORE ANY REGULAR ELECTION AND EXTENDING TO THE TAKING OF OFFICE OF THE NEWLY ELECTED COUNCIL, TO PASS ANY ORDINANCE OR RESOLUTION WHEREBY ANY APPROPRIATION OF MONEY NOT INCLUDED IN THE BUDGET IS MADE OR CONTRACT OR OBLIGA- TION OF THE CITY IS ATTEMPTED TO BE CREATED OR FRANCHISE GRANTED, OR ANY ZONING OR REZONING ORDINANCE PASSED OR HEARING HELD, AND ANY SUCH APPROPRIATIONS CONTRACT, OR GRANT OR ZONING OR REZONING ORDINANCE SHALL BE VOID." PROPOSITION NUMBER 10 SHALL THE CITY DEPOSITORY BE ONE OR MORE BANKS AS MAY BE DETERMINED BY THE COUNCIL, BY ADDING TO ARTICLE IV, SECTION 3, THE FOLLOWING: "THE CITY COUNCIL MAY SELECT ONE OR MORE BANKS AS CITY DEPOSITORIES AND THE TERM CITY DEPOSITORY' SHALL INCLUDE ONE OR MORE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL." PROPOSITION NUMBER 11 SHALL THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE BE AUTHORIZED TO SERVE AS TAX ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR WHEN THE POSITION IS VACANT, BY ADDING THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE TO ARTICLE IV, SECTION 10: "SHOULD THERE OCCUR A VACANCY IN THE OFFICE OF TAX ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR, THE DUTIES OF THAT OFFICE SHALL BE ASSUMED AND DISCHARGED BY THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE UNTIL THERE SHALL BE APPOINTED AND QUALIFIED A NEW SUCH TAX ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR." PROPOSITION NUMBER 12 SHALL THE TERMS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION BE CHANGED FROM TWO TO THREE YEARS WITH THREE SELECTED EACH YEAR, AND THE COMMISSION NAME SHORTENED TO "PLANNING COMMISSION"' BY AMENDING ARTICLE V, SECTION 1, SO AS TO READ: "SECTION 1. ORGANIZATION. THERE SHALL BE ESTABLISHED A PLANNING COMMISSION WHICH SHALL CONSIST OF NINE CITIZENS OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI WHO OWN REAL PROPERTY IN _i}_ SAID CITY. THE MEMBERS OF SAID COMMISSION SHALL BE APPOINTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL FOR A 'i ER14 OF THREE YEARS. THE MEMBERS OF SAID COMMISSION AT THE TIME OF ADOPTION OF THIS AMENDMENT'SHALL DRAW LOTS TO DETERMINE THOSE WHO WILL SERVE ONE -YEAR, TWO -YEAR AND THREE -YEAR TERMS, BEGINNING WITH AUGUST 11 1968. ON THE EXPIRATION OF THE TERM OF EACH OF THEMZMBERS WHO HAVE DRAWN LOTS, HIS PLACE SHALL BE FILLED BY A MEMBER APPOINTED FOR A THREE -YEAR TERM. THE COMMISSION SHALL ELECT A CHAIRMAN FROM AMONG ITS MEMBERSHIP EACH YEAR AT THE FIRST REGULAR MEETING IN AUGUST. THE COMMISSION SHALL MEET NOT LESS THAN ONCE EACH MONTH. VACANCIES IN AN UNEXPIRED TERM SHALL BE FILLED BY THE CITY COUNCIL FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE TERM." PROPOSITION NUMBER 13 SHALL THE REQUIREMENT TO PLAT PROPERTY BEFORE ANY REPAIRS ARE ALLO'WED'BE DELETED B{ CHANGING THE THIRD SENTENCE IN THE SECOND PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE V, SECTION 6, WHICH NOW READS: "THE HEAD OF THE ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION DIVISION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS SHALL NEVER GRANT ANY PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT OR REPAIR ANY HOUSE OR STRUCTURE WITHIN SUCH AREA UNTIL SUCH MAP SHALL BE SO APPROVED AND FILED." TO HEREAFTER READ: "THE HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS SHALL NEVER GRANT ANY PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT OR ENLARGE ANY HOUSE OR STRUCTURE WITHIN SUCH AREA UNTIL SUCH MAP SHALL BE SO APPROVED AND FILED." PROPOSITION NUMBER 114 SHALL THE TERM OF OFFICE OF MEMBERS OF THE PARK BOARD BE CHANGED SO THAT THE TERNIS OF THREE WILL EXPIRE IN ODD - NUMBERED YEARS AND FOUR IN EVEN - NUMBERED YEARS BY ADDING THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE•BETWEEN THE FIRST AND SECOND SENTENCE OF ARTICLE V, SECTION 7: "OF THOSE SERVING ON AUGUST 1, 1968, LOTS SHALL BE , DRAWN AND THREE (3) OF THOSE SHALL SERVE FOR THE TERM OF ONE (1) RATHER THAN TWO (2) YEARS AS HERETOFORE PROVIDED, TO THE END THAT THE TERMS OF THREE (3) MEMBERS WILL EXPIRE IN ODD- NUMBERED YEARS AND FOUR (4) MEMBERS TERMS WILL EXPIRE IN EVEN - NUMBERED YEARS." PROPOSITION NUMBER 15 SHALL THE CITY COUNCIL BE AUTHORIZED TO CREATE, CHANGE OR ABOLISH COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEES AND HEAR APPEALS FROM DECISIONS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS, BY ADDING A NEW SECTIONS DESIGNATED AS SECTION 15, TO ARTICLE V, TO HEREAFTER READ: -5- "SECTION 15. APPEALS TO CITY COUNCIL. THE CITY COUNCIL MAY CREATE, CHANGE OR ABOLISH, EXCEPT AS PRO- VIDED BY STATE LAW, ANY BOARDS COMMISSION OR COMMITTEE OF THE CITY, WHETHER ESTABLISHED BY CHARTER OR ORDINANCE. AN APPEAL MAY BE TAKEN TO THE CITY COUNCIL FROM ANY DECISION OF ANY BOARD, COMMISSION, COMMITTEE OR ANY SUBORDINATE BODY CREATED BY THE COUNCILS EXCEPT FROM DECISIONS OF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. SUCH APPEAL SHALL BE PERFECTED BY FILING A SWORN NOTICE OF APPEAL WITH THE CITY SECRETARY WITHIN THIRTY DAYS FROM THE RENDITION OF THE DECISION OF THE BOARD, COMMISSION, COMMITTEE OR AI4Y SUBORDINATE BODY CREATED BY THE COUNCIL." PROPOSITION NUMBER 16 SHALL THE MAXIMUM INTEREST RATE PERMITTED ON CITY BONDS BE CHANGED TO THE RATE AUTHORIZED BY STATE LAW, BY AMENDING THE LAST PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE VII, SECTION 10, TO HEREAFTER READ AS FOLLOWS: "NO BONDS SHALL BE ISSUED DRAWING MORE THAN THE MAXI- MUM RATE OF INTEREST PER ANNUM AUTHORIZED BY STATE LAW AND THEY SHALL NOT BE SOLD FOR LESS THAN PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST. ALL BONDS SHALL EXPRESS UPON THEIR FACE THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH THEY ARE ISSUED." PROPOSITION NUMBER 17 SHALL A TWO PERCENT (2 %) TAX ON THE COST OF OCCUPANCY FROM THE RENTAL OF HOTEL AND MOTEL ROOMS BE AUTHORIZED, FOR THE PURPOSE OF ENCOURAGING THE GROWTH OF TOURIST AND CONVENTION ACTIVITY AND ADVERTISING, BY ADDING TO ARTICLE VII A NEW SECTION, DESIGNATED AS SECTION 12, READING: "SECTION 12. HOTEL OCCUPANCY TAX. "(A) THE CITY COUNCIL SHALL HAVE THE POWER TO LEVY AND /COLLECT UPON THE COST OF OCCUPANCY ON ANY ROOM PROVIDED IN ANY HOTEL OR OTHER BUILDING IN WHICH THE PUBLIC MAY, FOR A CONSIDERATION, OBTAIN SLEEPING ACCOMMO- DATIONS, EXCLUDING HOSPITALS, SANITORIUMS, NURSING HOMES, AND RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE OR EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS A TAX NOT EXCEEDING A PATE OF 2% OF THE CONSIDERATION PAID THE OPERATOR OF SUCH HOTEL OR OTHER BUILDING BY THE OCCUPANT OF SUCH ROOM OR SPACE, PROVIDED THAT SUCH TAX SHALL NOT BE IMPOSED UPON THE OCCUPANCY OF A PERMANENT RESIDENT; " /B) IN THE EVENT SUCH TAX IS LEVIED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, EVERY PERSON / `INDIVIDUAL] CORPORATE OR OTHER- WISE) OWNING OPERATING, MANAGING OR CONTROLLING ANY HOTEL OR OTHER SUCH BUILDING, SHALL COLLECT SUCH TAX FOR THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI "(C) IN THE EVENT SUCH TAX IS LEVIED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, THE PROCEEDS THEREOF SHALL BE USED ONLY FOR THE PURPOSE OF ENCOURAGING THE GROWTH OF TOURIST AND CONVENTION ACTIVITY AND ADVERTISING." -6- PROPOSITION NUMBER 18 SHALL THE CITY BE +AUTHORIZED TO LEASE CITY PROPERTY FOR PERIODS UP TO SIXTY (60) YEARS BUT ANY PERIOD OVER FIVE (5) YEARS SHALL BE VALID ONLY AFTER VOTER APPROVAL; AND ALL BAYFRONT LEASES TO BE LIMITED TO RECREATION RELATED FACILITIES, BY AMENDING THE FIRST PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE VIII, SECTION, SO AC TO READ: "SECTION 2. PNER TO GRANT FRANCHISE OR LEASE. THE COUNCIL SHALL HAVE THE POWER BY ORDINANCE TO GRANT, RENEW, AND EXTEND ALL FRANCHISES OF ALL PUBLIC UTILITIES OF EVERY CHARACTER, OPERATING WITHIN THE CITY AND ALL LEASES OF PROPERTY OF THE CITY; AND, WITH THE CONSENT OF THE FRANCHISEE HOLDER OR THE LESSEE., TO AMEND THE SAME; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT (1) NO FRANCHISE `HALL BE GRANTED FOR A TERM 0; MORE THAN 30 YEARS; (2) NO LEASE COVERING ANY PORTION OF THE PROPERTY OF THE CITY EMBRACING A PORTION OF THE PRESENTLY EXISTING WATERS OR SUBMERGED LANDS OF CORPUS CHRISTI BAY WHICH HAVE BEEN PATENTED TO THE CITY BY THE STATE OF TEXAS SHALL BE GRANTED FOR A TER14 OF 14ORE THAN 60 YEARS, NOR SHALL SUCH LEASE GRANT TO THE LESSEE THEREUNDER ANY RIGHT TO ERECT OR MAINTAIN ON THE PROPERTY COVERED•BY SUCH LEASE ANY STRUCTURE OR BUILDING WITH THE EXCEPTION OF YACHT BASINS, RESTAURANTS, BUILDINGS FOR THE HOUSING OF BAY - FRONT CONCESSIONS AND USES PER14ITTED BY THE CITY ZONING ORDINANCE IN BAYFRONT USE ZONING DISTRICT, BOAT SLIPS, PIERS, DRY- DOCKS, BREAKWATERS AND JETTIES, NOR SHALL ANY SUCH LEASE BE GRANTED EXCEPT IN CONFORMITY WITH THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS; (3) NO LEASE COVERING ANY OTHER PROPERTY OF THE CITY SHALL BE GRANTED FOR A TERM OF MORE THAN 60 YEARS; AND (4) NO FRANCHISE OR LEASE ON ANY PROPERTY OF THE CITY WHATSOEVER SHALL BE GRANTED, RENEWED, OR EXTENDED FOR A TERM OF MORE THAN FIVE YEARS UNLESS THERE IS SUBMITTED TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE CITY, AT AN ELECTION DULY CALLED FOR SUCH PURPOSE, THE QUESTIOtl OF WHETHER OR NOT THE COUNCIL SHOULD ENACT THE PARTICULAR ORDINANCE GRANTING, RENEWING OR EXTENDING SUCH PARTICULAR FRANCHISE OR LEASE, AND P MAJORITY OF SUCH QUALIFIED VOTERS VOTING AT SUCH ELECTION FAVOR THE ENACT- MENT OF SUCH PARTICULAR ORDINANCE. THE QUESTION OF WHETHER OR NOT THE COUNCIL SHOULD ENACT ANY PARTICULAR. ORDINANCE GRANTING, RENEWING OR EXTENDING ANY PARTICULAR FRANCHISE OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF FIVE (5) YEARS OR LESS THAN FI'V-E (5) YEARS MAY BE BY THE COUNCIL SUBMITTED TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE CITY, AT AN ELECTION DULY CALLED FOR SUCH PURPOSE; AND IF SUCH QUESTION BE SO SUBMITTED SUCH PARTICULAR ORDINANCE SHALL NOT BE ENACTED UNLESS THE SAME BE APPROVED BY A MAJORITY OF THE QUALIFIED VOTERS VOTING AT SUCH ELECTION." PROPOSITION NUMBER SHALL THE CITY BE AUTHORIZED TO LEASE ONLY AIRPORT PROPERTY FOR UP TO THE LIFE OF THE BUILDING PROPOSED TO BE BUILT ON THE PROPERTY BUT NOT OVER FIFTY (50) YEARS WITHOUT VOTER APPROVAL, BY ADDING THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE TO PARAGRAPH 1 OF ARTICLE VIII, SECTION 2: a "PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT LEASES FOR NOT EXCEEDING FIFTY (50) YEARS MAY BE GRANTED ON PORTIONS OF AIRPORT PROPERTY WHERE THE LESSEE IS OBLIGATED TO BUILD A BUILDING WHICH IS EXPECTED TO HAVE A USEFUL LIFE LONGER THAN THE TERM OF THE LEASE WITH A BUILDING OF A COMMENSURATE VALUE WITH THE VALUE OF THE LEASE, WHICH WILL REVERT TO THE CITY AT THE TERMINATION OF THE LEASE. SUCH AN AIRPORT LEASE MAY BE GRANTED WITHOUT AN ELECTION." PROPOSITION NUMBER 20 SHALL PUBLICATION ON LEASES OF LESS THAN ONE YEAR BE UNNECESSARY AND THE PUBLICATION OF LEASES FOR PERIODS FROH ONE TO FIVE YEARS BE BY PUBLICATION OF A BRIEF SUMMARY, BY ADDING THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPH TO ARTICLE VIII, SECTION 3: "NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER PROVISION OF THIS CHARTER, EVERY ORDINANCE GRANTING OR AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A LEASE HAVING A TERM OF 14ORE THAN ONE YEAR BUT NOT 14ORE THAN FIVE YEARS SHALL HAVE NOTICE OF THE FIRST AND SECOND READING BY PUBLISHING A STATE- MENT IN A NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION IN THE CITY ONE TIME AFTER EACH OF SAID READINGS AND WITHIN SIX DAYS OF THE RESPECTIVE READING, WHICH STATEMENT SHALL BE TO THE EFFECT THAT THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN THE LEASE IS AUTHORIZED TO BE LEASED BY SAID ORDINANCE, STATING THE TERMS OF SUCH LEASE, AND RECITING THE CONSIDERATION OR RENTAL PROVIDED IN SUCH LEASE. THE COST OF SUCH NOTICE SHALL BE BORNE BY THE LESSEE. ANY ORDINANCE GRANTING OR AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A LEASE HAVING A TERM OF LESS THAN ONE YEAR MAY BE FINALLY PASSED AND THE LEASE AUTHORIZED WITHOUT PUBLICA- TION OF ANY NOTICES AND IN CASES OF DECLARATION OF EMERGENCY BY THE MAYOR MAY BE PASSED WITHOUT NECESSITY OF THREE READINGS." PROPOSITION NUMBER 21 SHALL PURCHASING PROCEDURES BE REVISED TO ALLOW PURCHASES FROM OTHER GOVERNMENTAL UNITS WITHOUT BIDDING, BY AMENDING THE SECOND SENTENCE IN THE SECOND PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE IX, SECTION 111, TO READ: "ALL CONTRACTS, EXCEPT FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AND EXCEPT CONTRACTS WITH ANY GOVERNMENTAL BODY OR AGENCY SHALL BE MADE UPON SPECIFICATIONS; AND NO CONTRACT SHALL BE BINDING UNTIL IT HAS BEE14 (1) EXAMINED BY THE CITY ATTORNEY AND HAS BEEN EITHER APPROVED BY HIM OR HIS OBJECTIONS THERETO HAVE BEEN FILED WITH THE COUNCIL, AND (2) IT HAS BEEN SIGNED BY THE CITY MANAGER AND THE DIRCCTOR OF FINANCE." PROPOSITION NUMBER 22 SHALL PURCHASING AND CONTRACTING PROCEDURES BE REVISED SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR 810 OPENINGS BY THE CITY PURCHASING AGENT AND A SECOND.REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CITY AND PER- MITTING READVERTISING UPON REJECTION OF-BIDS, BY AMENDING THE FIRST FOUR SENTENCES OF THE THIRD PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE IX, SECTION 14, SO AS TO READ: "AFTER APPROVAL OF SPECIFICATIONS BY THE CITY MANAGER AND CITY COUNCIL, ADVERTISEMENT SHALL BE PUBLISHED IN THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER TO BE NAMED BY THE CITY COUNCIL AT LEAST ONCE IN EACH WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS INVITING COMPETITIVE 6103 FOR LABOR AND MATERIALS EMBRACED IN THE PROPOSED CONTRACT. ALL BIDS SUBMITTED SHALL BE SEALED AND DELIVERED TO THE CITY PURCHASING AGENTS OR TO THE CITY SECRETARY. AT THE TIME ANNOUNCED IN SUCH NOTICE, THE BIDS SHALL BE OPENED IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER IN THE PRESENCE OF THE CITY PURCHASING AGENT AND ONE OR MORE OTHER CITY EMPLOYEES DESIGNATED BY THE CITY MANAGER IN THE PRESENCE OF THOSE BIDDERS DESIRING TO BE PRESENT. THEREAFTER ALL BIDS SHALL REMAIN ON FILE FOR AT LEAST FORTY -EIGHT (43) HOURS BEFORE ANY AWARD IS MADE AND NO AWARD SHALL BE MADE EXCEPT TO ONE OF SUCH BIDDERS. THE COUNCIL SHALL DETERMINE THE MOST ADVANTAGEOUS BID FOR THE CITY AND SHALL ALWAYS HAVE THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS AND IN THE EVENT ALL BIDS ARE REJECTED] MAY CALL FOR NEW BIDS AT ITS DISCRETION WHICH NEW BIDS SHALL BE ADVERTISED IN LIKE MANNER AS THE ORIGINAL BIDS. PENDING ADVERTISEMENT OF SUCH PROPOSED CONTRACTS THE SPECIFICATIONS SHALL BE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER, DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT CONCERNED, OR CITY PURCHASING AGENT, SUBJECT TO THE INSPECTION OF ALL PERSONS DESIRING TO BID." PROPOSITION NUMBER 23 SHALL PURCHASING AND CONTRACTING PROCEDURES BE REVISED TO INCREASE THE AMOUNT THAT CAN BE PURCHASED WITHOUT FORMAL SEAL -ED BIDS FROM $1,000 TO $2,000, AS IS PERMITTED BY STATE LAW, BY AMENDING THE LAST TWO SENTENCES OF THE THIRD PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE IX, SECTION 14, TO READ: "No CONTRACT SHALL EVER BE AUTHORIZED EXCEPT BY ORDI- NANCE OR MOTION DULY PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL; PROVIDED HOWEVER THAT, WITHOUT SUCH AUTHORIZATION THE CITY MANAGER SHALL HAVE AUTHORITY TO CONTRACT FOR EXPENDITURE FOR ALL BUDGETED ITEMS NOT EXCEEDING TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS ($2,000). ALL CONTRACTS INVOLVING MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS ($2,000); EXCEPT CONTRACTS FOR PERSONAL SERVICES OR CON- TRACTS WITH ANY GOVERNMENTAL BODY OR AGENCY, MUST BE ADVER- TISED AS DESCRIBED IN THIS SECTION." PROPOSITION NUMBER 24 SHALL THE CITY BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO WATER SUPPLY CONTRACTS WITH OTHER CITIES AND GOVERNMENTAL DISTRICTS FOR THE SALE BY THE CITY OF UNTREATED WATER ON A GUARANTEED SUPPLY BASIS FOR AN UNLIMITED TIME AND WITHOUT NECESSITY OF VOTER APPROVAL OF EACH CONTRACTS BY ADDING A NEW SECTION TO ARTICLE VIII, TO BE DESIGNATED AS SECTION 17, READING AS FOLLOWS: -g- "SECTION 17. WATER SUPPLY CONTRACTS FOR SALE OF UNTREATED WATER. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER PROVISION OF THIS CHARTER, THE CITY BY ORDINANCES WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE TEXAS WATER RIGHTS COMMISSION, AND WITHOUT VO•f ER APPROVAL, MAY CONTRACT WITH OTHER GOVERNMENIAL BODIES; FOR A SUPPLY OF UNTREATED WATER FOR THEIR USE FOR A DEFINITE PERIOD OF TIME OR IN PERPETUITY. EVERY SUCH CONTRACT SHALL CONTAIN EITHER A PROVISION THAT THE RATE TO BE PAID FOR THE WATER, FURNISHED UNDER SUCH CONTRACT SHALL BE THE PUBLISHED RATE AT THE TIME OS TAKING OR A PROVISION THAT THE RATE SHALL BE THE AVERAGE COST OF WATER FOR EACH RESPECTIVE YEAR OF THE CONTRACT. AVERAGE COST SHALL BE DETERMINED BY TAKING INTO ACCOUNT ALL BOND SERV- ICE REQUIREMENTS, MAINTENANCE; DEPRECIATION AND OPERATION EXPENSE, PRORATED AS TO THAT PORTION OF THE CITY WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM USED IN MAKING SUCH SUPPLY AVAILABLE, AND EVERY SUCH CONTRACT SHALL CONTAIN A PROVISION TO THE EFFECT THAT THE CONTRACT SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO ENTITLE THE PURCHASER TO ONLY THAT PORTION OF THE CITY SUPPLY EQUAL TO THE RATIO WHICH THE POPULATION OF THE AREA PURCHASING WATER BEARS TO THE TOTAL POPULATION OF THE AREA SUPPLIED THROUGH THE CITY WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM. SUCH PROVISIONS, WHETHER INCLUDED IN WRITING IN ANY CONTRACT MADE BY THE CITY OR NOT, SHALL BE DEEMED A PART OF EVERY CONTRACT. THIS PROVISION SHALL BE CUMU- LATIVE OF ANY OTHER AUTHORITY OF THE CITY TO EXECUTE CONTRACTS." SECTION 3. THE BALLOTS FOR SAID ELECTION SHALL BE IN SUCH FORM AS THOSE VOTERS INTENDING TO VOTE "YES" SHALL SHOW ON THEIR BALLOT A VOTE "FOR" THE RESPECTIVE PROPOSITION, AND THOSE VOTERS INTENDING TO VOTE "NO" SHALL SHOW ON THEIR BALLOT "AGAINST" THE RESPECTIVE PROPOSITION. THE RESPECTIVE PROPOSITIONS SHALL *APPEAR 014 SAID BALLOT AS FOLLOWS: PROPOSITION NUMBER 1. FOR CLARIFYING THE PROCEDURE FOR VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION BY CONTRACT, BY PROVIDING FOR THE ADOPTION OF TWO SEPARATE ORDINANCES, THAT ISM (1) ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING CONTRACT, AND (2) AN ORDINANCE DECLARING ANNEXATIONS BY AMENDING ARTICLE I, SECTION 2, SUBSECTION ( B ) TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST CLARIFYING THE PROCEDURE FOR VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION BY CONTRACTS BY PROVIDING FOR THE ADOPTION OF TWO SEPARATE ORDINANCES THAT ISM (1) ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING CONTRACTS AND (2) AN ORDINANCE DECLARING ANNEXATION, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 1: SECTION 2, SUBSECTION (B) TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER, 2 FOR THE UELETION OF THE 200 FEET LIMITATION ON ANNEXATION OF PUBLIC -OWNED PROPERTY, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 1, SECTION 2, SUBSECTION (C) TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST THE DELETION OF THE 200 FEET LIMITA- TION ON ANNEXATION OF PUBLIC -OWNED PROPERTY. BY AMENDING ARTICLE I, SECTION 2, SUBSECTION (C) TO THAT EFFECT. 1 "I PROPOSITION NUMBER j FOR THE ADDING OFITHE REQUIREMENTS OF STATE LAW OF NOMINATION BY PARTY; TO ARTICLE 11, SECTION Z; BY AN AMENDMENT TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST THE ADDING OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF STATE LAW OF NOMINATION BY PARTY, TO ARTICLE 11, SECTION Z; BY AN AMENDMENT TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER 4 FOR THE CHANGING OF THE DATE OF THE ELECTION OF MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS FROM THE FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL TO THE FIRST SATURDAY IN MAY, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 1i; SECTION 3, TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST THE CHANGING OF THE DATE. OF THE ELECTION OF MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS FROM THE FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL TO THE FIRST SATURDAY IN MAY, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 11, SECTION 3, TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER FOR AUTHORIZING THE CITY COUNCIL TO ELECT AN ACTING MAYOR TO CONDUCT A SCHEDULED MEETING CF THE COUNCIL WHEN THE MAYOR AND MAYOR PRO -TEM ARE ABSENT, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 11, SECTION 4, TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST AUTHORIZING THE CITY COUNCIL TO ELECT AN ACTING MAYOR TO C014DUCT A SCHEDULED MEETING OF THE COUNCIL WHEN THE MAYOR AND MAYOR PRO -TEM ARE ABSENT, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 11, SECTION 4; TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER 6 FOR PROHIBITING MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL FROM HAVING AN INTEREST IN ANY CITY CONTRACT, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 11; SECTI0N10; TOTHAT EFFECT. _ AGAINST PROHIBITING MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL FROM HAVING AN INTEREST -IN ANY CITY CONTRACT, BY AMENDING ARFICLE 11, SECTION 10, TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER 7 FOR AUTHORIZING THE CITY COUNCIL TO MEET IN PUBLIC PLACES OTHER THAN THE CITY HALL, BY AMENDING '.'HE FIRST PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE 11, SECTION 16, TO THAT EFFECT.. AGAINST AUTHORIZING THE CITY COUNCIL TO MEET FN PUBLIC PLACES OTHER THAN THE CITY HALL, BY AMENDING THE FIRST PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE II, SECTION 16,'70 THAT EFFECT. -11- PROPOSITION NUMBER 8 FOR PERMITTING THE PUBLICATION OF PENAL ORDINANCES TO BE BY PUBLICATION OF SUMMARY, BY AMENDING THE LAST SENTENCE OF ARTICLE 11, SECTION 16, TO THAT EFFECT, AGAINST PERMITTING THE PUBLICATION OF PENAL ORDINANCES TO BE BY PUBLICATION OF SUMMARY, BY AMENDING THE LAST SENTENCE OF ARTICLE 11, SECTION 16, TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER 9 FOR SHORTENING THE PERIOD BEFORE ELECTIONS WITHIN WHICH THE COUNCIL CANNOT ADOPT AN ORDI- NANCE AUTHORIZING A CONTRACT OR APPROPRIATING MONEY Al=&"eft "8171^D"FROM SIXTY (60) DAYS 70 THIRTY (30) DAYS, AND ADDING ZONING CHANGES TO THE PROHIBITED ACTIONS, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 11, SECTION 17, TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST SHORTENING THE PERIOD BEFORE ELECTIONS WITHIN WHICH THE COUNCIL CANNOT ADOPT AN ORDI- NANCE AUTHORIZING A CONTRACT OR APPROPRIATING MONEY FROM SIXTY (60) DAYS TO THIRTY (36 DAYS, AND ADDING ZONING CHANGES TO THE PROHIBITED ACTIONS, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 11, SECTION 17, TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER 10 FOR AUTHORIZING THE CITY DEPOSITORY TO BE ONE OR MORE BANKS, BY AMENDING ARTICLE IV, SECTION 8, TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST AUTHORIZING THE CITY DEPOSITORY TO BE ONE OR MORE BANKS, BY AMENDING ARTICLE IV, SECTION 8, TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER 11 FOR AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE TO SERVE AS TAX ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR WHEN THE POSITION OF TAX ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR IS VACANT BY AMENDING ARTICLE IV, SECTION 10, TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE TO SERVE AS TAX ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR WHEN THE POSITION OF TAX ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR IS VACANT BY AMENDING ARTICLE IV, SECTION 10, TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER 12 FOR CHANGING THE TERMS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION FROM 'iWO YEARS TO THREE YEARS, AND CHANGING THE COMMISSION NAME TO "PLANNING COMMISSION", BY AMENDING ARTICLE V, SECTION 1, TO THAT EFFECT. -12- AGAINST CHANGING THE TERMS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION FRO14 TWO , (Z) YEARS TO THREE (3) YEARS, AND CHANGING THE COMMISSION NAME TO "PLANNING COMMISSION ". BY AMENDING ARTICLE V, SECTION 1, TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER 13 FOR CHANGING THE PROHIBITING OF BUILDING PERMITS 50 AS TO APPLY ONLY TO CONSTRUCTION OR ENLARGE- MENT OR CHANGE OF USE OF OCCUPANCY, BY AMENDING THE THIRD SENTENCE OF THE SECOND PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE V, SECTION 6, TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST CHANGING THE PROHIBITING OF BUILDING PERMITS SO AS TO APPLY ONLY TO CONSTRUCTION OR ENLARGEMENT OR CHANCE OF USE OF OCCUPANCY, BY AMENDING THE THIRD SENTENCE OF THE SECOND PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE V, SECTION 6, TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER 114 FOR RE- ESTABLISHING THE TERMS OF OFFICE OF MEMBERS OF THE PARK BOARD SO THAT THE TERMS OF THREE MEMBERS WILL EXPIRE IN ODD- NUMBERED YEARS AND FOUR MEMBERS TERMS WILL EXPIRE IN EVEN - NUMBERED YEARS, BY AMENDING ARTICLE V, SECTION 7, TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST RE- ESTABLISHING THE TERMS OF OFFICE OF MEMBERS OF THE PARK BOARD 50 THAT THE TERMS OF THREE MEMBERS WILL EXPIRE IN ODD - NUMBERED YEARS AND FOUR MEMBERS TERMS WILL EXPIRE IN EVEN - NUMBERED YEARS, BY AMENDING ARTICLE V, SECTION 7, TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER 15 FOR AUTHORIZING THE CITY COUNCIL TO CREATE, CHANGE OR ABOLISH COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEES AND HEAR APPEALS FROM THEIR DECISIONS, BY ADDING A NEW SECTION TO ARTICLE V, DESIGNATED AS SECTION 15, TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST AUTHORIZING THE CITY COUNCIL TO CREATE, CHANGE CR ABOLISH COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEES AND BEAR APPEALS FROM THEIR DECISIONS, BY ADDING A NEW SECTION TO ARTICLE V, DESIGNATED AS SECTION 15, TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER 16 FOR PERMITTING THE MAXIMUM INTEREST RATE PERMITTED ON CITY BONDS TO CORRESPOND WITH STATE LAW, BY AMENDING THE LAST PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE VII, SECTION 10, TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST PERMITTING THE MAXIMUM INTEREST RATE PERMITTED ON CITY DONDS TO CORRESPOND WITH STATE LAW, BY AMENDING THE LAST PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE VII, SECTION 10, TO THAT EFFECT. -13- F PROPOSITION NUMBER 17 FOR AUTHORIZING A'TWO PERCENT (2%) TAX ON THE COST OF OCCUPANCY FROM THE RENTAL OF HOTEL AND MOTEL ROOMS TO BE USED FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF TOURIST AND CONVENTION ACTIVITY AND ADVERTIS- ING, BY ADDING TO ARTICLE VII A NEW SECTION, TO BE DESIGNATED AS SECTION 12, TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST AUTHORIZING A TWO PERCENT (2 %) TAX ON THE COST OF OCCUPANCY FROM THE RENTAL OF HOTEL AND MOTEL ROOMS TO BE USED FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF TOURIST AND CONVENTICH ACTIVITY AND ADVERTIS- INC, BY ADDING TO ARTICLE VII A NEW SECTION, TO BE DESIGNATED AS SECTION 12, TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER 18 FOR AUTHORIZING THE LEASE OF CITY PROPERTY FOR PERIODS OVER FIVE (5) YEARS UP TO SIXTY (60) YEARS ONLY AFTER VOTER APPROVAL AND LIMITING PURPOSE OF BAYFRONT LEASES TO RECREATION - RELATED FACILITIES, BY AMENDING THE FIRST PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE VIII, SECTION 2, TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST AUTHORIZING THE LEASE OF CITY PROPERTY FOR PERIODS OVER FIVE (5) YEARS UP TO SIXTY (60) YEARS ONLY AFTER VOTER APPROVAL AND LIMIT- ING PURPOSE OF BAYFRONT LEASES TO RECREATION RELATCD FACILITIES, BY AMENDIPG THE FIRST PARA- GRAPH OF ARTICLE Vii 1, SECTION 2, TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER 19 FOR AUTHORIZING LEASES FOR I40T OVER FIFTY (50) YEARS OF AIRPORT PROPERTY WITHOUT VOTER APPROVAL UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS BY AMENDING ARTICLE VIII, SECTION 2, TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST AUTHORIZING LEASES FOR NOT OVER FIFTY (50) YEARS OF AIRPORT PROPERTY WITHOUT VOTER APPROVAL UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS BY AMENDING ARTICLE VIII, SECTION 2, TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER 20 FOR PERMITTING LEASES OF LESS THAN ONE YEAR TO BE EXECUTED WITHOUT PUBLICAiION, AND PER- MITTING LEASES FROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS BY PUBLICATION OF A BRIEF SUMMARY, BY AMENDING ARTICLE VIII, SECTION 6, BY ADDING A PARAGRAPH TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST PERMITTING LEASES OF LESS THAN ONE YEAR TO BE EXECUTED WITHOUT PUBLICATION, AND PER- MITTING LEASES FROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS BY PUBLICA710N OF A BRIEF SUMMARY, BY AMENDING ARTICLE VII1, SECTION 0, BY ADDING A PARAGRAPH TO THAT EFFECT. - -A- PROPOSITION NUMBER 21 FOR REVISING PURCHASING PRCCEDURES TO ALLOW PURCHASES FROM OTHER GOVERNMENTAL BODIES WITHOUT BIDDING BY AMENDING THE SECOND SENTENCE OF THE SECOND PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE IX, SECTION 114, TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST REVISING PURCHASING PROCEDURES TO ALLOW PURCHASES FROM OTHER GOVERNMENTAL BODIES WITHOUT BIDDING BY AMENDING THE SECOND SENTENCE OF THE SECOND PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE IX, SECTION 14, TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER 22 FOR REVISING PURCHASING AND CONTRACTING PROCEDURES SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR BID OPENINGS BY THE CITY PURCHASING AGENT AND A SECOND REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CITY AND PERMITTING RE- ADVERTISING UPON REJECTION OF BIDS, BY AMENDING THE FIRST FOUR SENTENCES OF THE THIRD PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE IX, SECTION 14, TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST REVISING PURCHASING AND CON- TRACTING PROCEDURES SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR BID OPENINGS BY THE CITY PURCHASING AGENT AND A SECOND REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CITY, AND PERMITTING RE- ADVERTISING UPON REJECTION OF BIDS BY AMENDING THE FIRST FOUR SENTENCES OF THE THIRD PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE IX, SECTION 14, TO THAT EFFECT. PROPOSITION NUMBER 23 FOR REVISING PROCEDURES TO PROVIDE FOR PURCHASES AND CONTRACTS WITHOUT FORMAL SEALED BIDS WHERE THE AMOUNT INVOLVED DOES NOT EXCEED TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS ($2,000), AS IS PERMITTED 3Y STATE LAW, BY AMENDING THE LAST TWO SENTENCES Or THE THIRD PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE IX, SECTION 14, TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST REVISING PROCEDURES TO PROVIDE FOR PURCHASES AND CONTRACTS WITHOUT FORMAL SEALED BIDS WHERE T:IE AMOUNT INVOLVED DOE$ NOT EXCEED TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS ($2,OOO), AS :S PERMITTED BY STATE LAW, BY AMENDING THE LAST TWO SENTENCES OF THE THIRD PARAGRAPH OF ARTICLE IX, SECTION 14, TO THA7 EFFECT. _15_ PROPOSITION NUMBER 211 FOR AUTHORIZING THE I4AKING OF WATER SUPPLY CONTRACTS WITH OTHER CITIES AND GOVERNMENTAL DISTRICTS FOR THE SALE OF UNTREATED WATER OY THE CITY ON A GUARANTEED SUPPLY BASIS FOR AN UNLIMITED TIME AND WITHOUT NECESSITY OF VOTER APPROVAL OF EACH CONTRACT, BY AMENDING ARTICLE VIII BY ADDING A NEW SECTIONS NUMBERCD SECTION 17, TO THAT EFFECT. AGAINST AUTHORIZING THE 14AK114G OF WATER SUPPLY CONTRACTS WITH OTHER CITIES AND GOVERNMENTAL DISTRICTS FOR THE SALE OF UNTREATED WATER BY THE CITY ON A GUARANTEED SUPPLY BASIS FOR AN UNLIMITED TIME AND WITHOUT NECESSITY OF VOTER APPROVAL OF EACH CONTRACTS BY AMENDING ARTICLE VIII BY ADDING A NEW SECTION, NUMBERED SECTION 17, TO THAT EFFECT. SECTION 4. SAID ELECTION SHALL BE HELD IN THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES AND THE FOLLOWING NAMED PERSONS ARE HEREBY APPOINTED JUDGES AND OFFICIALS AT SAID ELECTION: .16_ LIST OF slu?CTION J02 LS APPOINT- Iii 196 PRECINCT A'0. LOCATION OF POLLS NAMES AND F 7;R,SS3S OF JUDGES 1 Courthouse A Mlle.ae:aD ,t'- 1. *�2 `- Flores' Courtroom ;Y —:wze • _^ X211 p 2•• Mrs. Andy Womack 1821 N. Water Street 266 3. 4. 2 Windsor Park School' 4525 So. Alameda . 2. (� 1388 3 • 1Mrs ice°, e ° 4. m ; 4-2 --A,&L -, a 3 �' Assembly Hall, First Presbyterian Church 1. Mrs. Viola 'Ba mot 435 S. Broadway �"1 519 King Street 2. Arno W. Behmann 263 1017 Laredo Ave. 3. O 4 Northside Jr.High'School � 4 Mrs. Concepcion Sierra �ltJ� a 2. 424 Artesian Street 242 3. 4. 5 Hamlin Jr. High School 3850 SO- 1. Catherine Cox .Staples 1022 Miramar 2. Mrs. G. B. Connell 1021 Co=al Place - 7sl , 3. ritee ` f 4'• ;; 6 Second Baptist Church 1. •645- �u�ai}-- 34v�nue i , ,�- -�u<«u ;�.. Mrs. J. W. Sheldon 616 So. Carancahua 452 77�LLo, 3. Mrs. Gie� x ank -1 DF_ v A 4. 7 Oak Park School 1. Mrs: H. A. Tycer 3701 Mueller Street 3110 Magnolia Street 2. .Mrs. W. H. Davis 3114 Magnolia Street 390 3. _-Rem7 -=P*7 4.. 8 Educational Building 1. Bryan Wingo Oak Park Methodist Church 3802 Mueller Street -Erwin at Mueller Streets ' 2. Mrs. Holland Henderson 38 W. Country,Club 500 3. 4. / 9 Calall,�n Elementary School 1. W. M. Magee • Calc.len, Texas Box 10026, C. C., Texas ' 2. Dorothy Ferrell 13222 Mountain Trail 766 , 3. 4. 10 Bluntzer School House 1. Joe Prochaska Rt. 1, Box , Robstown, Texas 2. Frank Bluntzer Rt. 1, Box 93, Robstown,�Texas 97 3. . 4. I 1 f 11 County Building 1, i✓Y� —�rx Agua Dulce, Texas . 2. J Mrs. A. R. Cununins Box 88,Agua Dulce,Texas 576 3. 4. .12 Banquete School House 1. Banquete, Texas as 2. _ Mr�LZ�yirL ' 444 T ----�� 3 . Mr o..s�•orr�rc Box_ 6 f 4. 13 First Christian Church Flores St.,Robstown, Texas —rrt -mss Y..� 2. 2092 ^' • 3 . 1 J Pete Ortiz 511 W. Ave.,C.,Robstovm,Tex. 14 Bishop High School 1. George W. Pearson Bishop, Texas Rt. 2,Bo2j 43,Bishop,Texas 2. Robert.:G. Nelson 601 B.Joyce St.,P.O.Box 878 Bishop, Texas 500 3. Wilburn Pfluger Highway 77 -Rt. 2 Bishop, Texas 4. 15 West Oso High School 1. Claude T. Allen Rt. 3, Box 441 Corpus Christi, Texas �! 2. F. S. Burkhardt. Rt.3,Bor. 113,Robstown,Texas ;? .129 I 3. •i i 16 17 18 J l 19 20 London School 1. • t C. H. I:appleman Petronila.Road Rt. 3,Box 350,C.C.,Texas 2. Mrs. J. L. Petty Rt.3,Box 353,C.C., Texas .' 88 3. 4. Sundeen Jr. High School 1. W. C. GWnn Airline Road Rt. 1,Box 92,C.C., Texas 2. Mrs. J. E. Curlott Rt.1,Box 48,C. C., Texas 394 3. 4. Flour Bluff High School 1.— E —Edis� 2300 Waldron Field Road 8 lsc S+ 1 --- -RI —Lf ! R 2. - F- :s- WA:se �G 1507 -.Sd '0 Community Building 1. Mrs. Don Farley Port Aransas, Texas Box 112,Port Aransas, Texas; • 2. Mrs. E. L. Rhodes Box �195, Port Aransas,Texas. 448 3. 4. ?��on�e�1 . _Sk A-/� lq- 3" fie 2. Gha, ! Texas 2057 - i 3. -mrs-.-Gra-ca - Buyer` I 4. I 21 ICiwanis Recreation Bldg., 3933 Timor Blvd. •EEE}gQszz'�e, /42Z A F� 2. " C, MrP£ A e o2 289 3. G• 22 Petronila School House 1. Mrs. Paul N. Willoughby Rt.2,Box 52,Robstoxfn,Texas 2. i Mrs. B.L.'N.cClaugherty { Rt.2,Box 30,Robstown,Texas . 135 3. Lp , 23 Riverside School House 1. Willie J. Malek FM 624 (UpRiver Road) Rt. 1, Robstovm, Texas 2. Joe P. Kocurek ' Rt.1,Box 30A,Robstovn,Texas ;. 132 ' 3. / 24fc$ert ^" ^hr's —G- 1. Pat McDonough, Jr. ,K-,agtE�01d Brownsville Road Rt.3,Box 456 ,C.C., Texas '. • ��6`4 �A Q 2. , ! Mrs. Sdwar2 Hayek 1 Rt.3,Box 452Q .C., Texas 152 3. 25 Leona Community House 1. j Frank BarLos Rt.1,Box 169, Robs town, Texas 2. Walter Nesloney Rt.1,Box ,Robstown,Texas ' - 51 3. 26 Santa Cruz 'School 1. Paul Rackley Chapman Ranch, Texas kt.3, Box 86,C.C., Texas 2,..' C. B. Hennessee Chapman Ranch, Texas 130 3.. 4. 27 Driscoll School House 1. Mrs. Robert Saldana Box 301, Driscoll, Texas 2. Margarito ^_ijerina Box 31,Drisco 11, Texas - 283 3. 4. 28 Violet School House 1, Mrs. Leo Busenlehner Violet, Texas Rt.3, Box 131,Robstown,Tex. 2. Mrs.Kathe -ine Bernsen Rt. 4, Robstown Texas 52 / 3. 4 29 Violet Gin 1. F. J. Kassner 1 Violet, Texas Rt.2,Box 579,C.C., Texas 2. Stephen Swetlick ' Rt. 4,Robstov, -, Texas 43 4. 30 Ayers Recreation Center 1. _ _ n 1722 Winnebago Street aLC reef 2. , 619 rZla f Al cif~ i I 31 Edward Furman School 1115 So. Alameda .,, , ,_ 617 3. __ 'n lir dons 4, 32 'Winger Hotel. 1.' Mrs. Ralph Duran 1215 Kinney 1610 Laredo Ave. 2. Mrs. Carr. a M. Barnes 1217 Morris Street 470 _3• 4. 33 ;�s•F_- �h —e�?; s *_, 1. A. H. Rados Ehn il; rFr02- Ceiranehe qt r 1607 Lipan Street a- �- P•4e:�i-�o: � �-re y- -- � /j y h 2. Mary D. Martinez / 509 Sam Rankin _ x:26 3. 4. 34 Clarkwood School 1. Mrs. Leon Betnsen AuditorDam, C1arkwocd,Texas Rt.2,Box 591,C.C., Texas 2, Mrs. F.C. Payne Bo): 5, Clarhwood, Texas 312 3. I 4. c 3.. H-i os Be-- Hidelge --Hal, 1. r -ich Ce-Dr- ge- S-t., Robs ton,n,:'exas ro;- 3,= ab�cxr,Te:c. 15 f - 1 ' z/ lY' J 2026 3. Albartlreu . 1�1b��lzno� -�. R • 4. 36 Westside Elementary School 1. Guile Valverde Bishop, Texas 608 W. 3rd Street 2. Mrs, W. H. Montgomery Box 292, Bishop, Texas 528 3. Roberto R. Gutierrez P. 0. Box 654,Bishop, Texas 4. 37 <3— Recreation Building 805 N. 5th Street Robstom, Texas 'Robbtum Tunas �GI Miss Ketura Massey 706 North 5th St. Robstowz, Texas 690 3, C',edssLz .sCjvdL 4. 38 f UJIrISt 1.' Mrs. J. H. Vetters . i 5— 1904 Stillman 2. Mrs. Geo, J. Stein• 1301 Stillman . 474 ' J 3. 4. 39 So. Bluff Methodist Church 1. Miss Judy Bishop 1002 Elizabeth Street 810 Morgan, Apt. 2 2. Mrs. F. L. A"--.-.sander 1337 2nd Street 412 3. ! 4. 40 4 1'. J. H. Johnston f_/`�LL _1/,5,1111 346 Cole Street- L 2. Mrs. F. E. Peckenpaugh ' 619 1001 Ayers Street 3. 3 4. ! ' 1 u Ml s� 41 7 Ayala's Garage Grad 0. Smith y 2418 Sarita 2601 Brannr 2. Mrs. Gertrude Ayala 2418 Sarita Street } • 417 3. 4. 42 First Baptist Church 1. Mrs. Dolly Carroll Recreation Building 249 Leming 3115 Ocean Drive 2. Mrs. Ruth Gill No. 1 Hewitt Place 526 3.. 4. Mrs. Jane Rascoe 314 Chandler 43, Wm. Travis School 1. Ada Lane 1645 Tarlton 1805 Tarlton 2. M'=s. Paul Gutierrez ' 1825 Shely• 411 3. 4. 44' DeZavala School 1. Ismael Urive 925 Francisca Street 302 Cheyenne , 2. Mrs. Robert Gonzales 909 Eleanor 588 4. 45 Recreation Center 1. Mrs. Philip E.Tanis Geo. Wimins Homes 2022 Craig •. 2320 BufO.d Street 2. Mrs. 3ac'_c i••iaysield 678 1126 19th Street ' 3. I s _ . 4. I 46 Mirabeau B. Lamar School 212 Morris 1. M s. E. M �merez 2513 Mary Street 2. E. M. Jimenez, 2513 Mary Street 794 ' 3, 4. 47 Leopard Street Fire 1. Mrs. T. T. Gonzalez % Station - 1901 Leopard 1814 Lipan ' 2. Mrs. Arthur De Santos 2205 Comanche Street " 552 3.� . . . " 4• 48 Parkdale Elementary School 1. Mrs. W. P. Livingston 4801 Everhart Road 4915 Everhart Road 2. Mrs. C. I. Brown 4630 Abner • 699 3. 924 Winnebago et 2.' Beatrice Carson 1224 Lake Street 374 3. 4•. _ 50 Lindale Recreation Center 1. Mrs. Joe Dorsey 3133 Swantnar 505 Vaky 2. Mrs. I. C. Kerridge 602 McClendon 578 3. Mrs. Gladys Bowden • 64! McCall 4. Mrs.Steven Barrett 1053 Chamberlain 5i School 1. Mrs. Anna Whalan 5723JHa:;�shire 950 Manchastcr 2:• Mrs. J. 0. Casbeer 5750 Hampshi_e 665 3. 4. 52 Wood1wm Presbyterian Church 1.• Mrs. Nick-Rossi. Scout Hut 438 Brooks 3757 UpRiver Road 2. Mrs. Cliff Christine- 3731 Wilson 647 3. A 0 R -r'-ram 4. 53 Sam Houston School 1. Ned W. Beaudreau 363 Norton 109 E. Vanderbilt 2. Mrs. Nan L. Hayden i 105 W. Roosevelt ' 510 3. �. 4. i 54 Second Street Church of 1. C. E. Frazier Christ - Educational 203 E. Ligustrum Building, Robs=,m, Texas Robstoam, Texas 2. Mrs. F. E. Abbott 112 E. Ave-D. Robstovm, Texas 506 3. Collis Mayo 103 E. Ligustrum F• Robs=n, Texas 4. 55 St. John's Parochial School 1. Mrs. A. L. Maloy •Cor. 1st Ave. & W. Ave. F. 137 W. P_ve.H. P.obs=.m, Texas 2. A. L. Maloy 137 W. Ave. H. Robstown, Texas 793 3. Mrs. L. A. Hanke 145 W. Ave, r. 'Robstovm, Texas ; 4. Mrs. Dan Chapa 212 W. Avc. C. . Robs=o m, Texas t • . 56 La Armada 1. • . S W: Fau'Del 3701 Ayers-Street 353'5 1%7 ies 2: • Ruth C. Olson 270 Ellis Street 908 3. L. K. Wilcox 154 Pearse 4. 57 Del Mar College 1. Mrs. M. H. Davis Foyer of Auditorium 1253 Logan ' 2. Mrs. A. E. Tucker 125 Carter 761 3. Mrs. H. T. Cunningham 1249 Logan 4. Mrs. W. K. Foster ' 1166 irOrK 58 Menger School 1, Mrs. C. E. Buck 2209 So. Alameda 642 Louisiana 2: Mrs. E. G. Eieldon 309 Southern 474 3. .. _ 4. 1 59 Utility House 1. T-• M. .;cam Incarnate Word Convent 289 — Tepa'; a i 2930 So. Alameda��1 520 _ • 3 • T 4. • 1, 60 ' Stephen F. Austin School 1. l _ . 3902 Morgan • �_ 2. 1 Mrs. Paul- W. Schriever 3831 Morgan •1692 3. Mrs. R. B. Bro�•m 3633 Eascern I 61 Carver School 1. john Lmerson 3109 Carver 2814 Kitchen 2. Mrs. L. VI. Winite 2729 Kitchcn i •939 3. s 4. _ A �g/.vb t 62 Wynn Seale, Jr. High �-IfTs. `a— SeT*ae�'`ald- -School, Annex - rSo. Staples X/i 0 2. Mrs. Ira Lawson UJ,IN` 172'+ 16L-h Street ��"• 279 3 f� 3. 4. 63 Boy Scout Hut Parkway 1. Marls J. Grelgory Presbyterian Caurch 3601 Lustin Street 3707 Santa Fe 2. Mrs. Anna J. .cuehm 402 Angelo ; 1135 D 44=- Tir lnn �p72Ls"'Y'I 4. mm 54 'Santa Fe Swimming Club " 1. �l c G`' o �- 4100 Santa Fa -��n�= «,�;�/ 2. 1022 D e h 3. Mr � `: s t , 4. 65 Dfor.::',' ix .SC,_ool 1: Mrs. G. F. Mule 5241 'tcentne r 5714 Hinmen - 2. Mrs . G. J. G�i.-rin 422 Wilrna: . " 1760 3. Mxs. -�: "t. .ing +14 Palcma t . bb R. B. Fisher School 1. Mrs. I. H. Spoor 601 Minnesota „ 518 Cunningham j Wilbur Adcock 2: Frieda G. Goff. 870 1005 Brawner Parkway 3. 909 , napo- 3. ;. • 4. Baker Jr. High School 67 Garage at 501 1. i Mrs. Edwin L. Olsen 35ei Harrison Street 2. 501 Harrison 2. Mrs. Arthur C. Roach Y' 530 Ohio 779 4. 68 i 1 69 70 3. 4 Adcock's Garage at 1. Robert Fagan 1442 Annapolis 1310 Ormond Drive 2. Wilbur Adcock 1442 Annapolis 870 3. _ . , napo- 4. ;. Baker Jr. High School 1. Mrs. B. _.. 3445 Pecan Street 35ei 2. Mrs. U4. L• C 1 Ls9 e PM "5f" 1159c GA 4. Blanche Moore Elementary 1. S::eve' Mokry School - Williams Drive Rt. 1, Box 142 2. Jerry Jurac�. Rt. 1, Box 130 . 668 � 3. 4. . i 71 72 73 J 74 75 /f � ,z:' G Le.=.ngton School ° 29171 MCAr&13 Road r� A 2. v 2fi 987 / ; '3. - -- - 4. Central Park School 1. Mrs. Victor Dlabaja 3602 McArdle 3218 yicArdle 2. Mrs: Louis = 3lasek 4830 Fakel "992 3. 4. James td. Fannin School 1. J. J. Gieptner 2730 Gollihar 4329 Nesbitt 2. M. R. Zepeda 4533 Townsend 810 3. 4. Cunningham Jr. High School 1. Gilbert- Rodriguez 4321 Prescott 1818 Hudson 2. Mrs. I:eith W. Lewis 1909 Sherman 1546 - 3. 4. David Crockett School 1. Rosa Gonzalez 3302 Greenwood Drive 3246 Greenwood ; 2. M-2s. Lydia Trujillo 2642 Belton 1629 3. 4. 76 Building next to I. Gila-rdo A. Ccerra Red _'o? i:aai - 2828 _Wighla d 2822 Ruth Street 2. 'Chrisanta Guerra 2828 Highla_:c 817 i 3. 4. 7i• Lozano School 1. George Elizondo 650 Osage 630 MohaM, 2: ,Mrs. Valentin Elizondo - 633 Mohatek 532 3. / ! / �/JO•eG!'J 4. 78 1. - .Mrs. R. C. Mayfield Ch-ar•eh -Zd ca;lon=l 2818 Hulbirt 3�� U f�/✓7�� °�E 2.. Mrs. D. E. Cornett 2921 John Street 561 3. 4. . �UQl1/I 4 f / 79 Robert Driccoll Jr. High 1. L � School - 261 Weil Street 2. 688 3. =s mason oa 4. T ; 80 Skinner Elementary School 1 i First Aid Room 1001 Bloomington J 2 1871 " 3. 81 1iCe Snvag`e 'Sc'nooi 1. 1 Xrs. 171. D. Up River Road 1021 Say.aSa Lana 2. Mrs. J. L. G-:.n 5414 Brin Street • X33 3. 4. 32 Cnaha Street L bor Union. 1. Mrs. H. ?i. McCool Hail, 850 Omaha Street 834 Omaha { 2. Mrs. Frank Ryan 31,1 Car- -Hold ' 384 I 3. 4. 83 /�v � �� /mss �� • i -•r� .rv—'q f Mrs. Odem Dolan 2614 Wi •:!ie 810 ' 14- Al IDO l� 4. I / 84 Faith Assembly of God I. W. B. Lofton i Church - Frame B1dJ. - 5010 Beviy 4425 So,. Staples I 2. P. B. Snyder 5006 Bevly 912 4. 85r' . School 1. Oscar E. Davis 2002 Elizabeth 1810 McKenzie 2. Mrs. P. E. Gnegy I 1450 15th Street 567 3. ' • 4. I So �roiessionaI Courts 1. Bill rrev3L%t } 3100-So. Alameda 3209 La�vy � ---aw 2• '77 567 ��i`L/lIt✓l�1�1�{� i 3. s a 87 Carroll Lane School 1. R. L. McComb 4120 Carroll Lane. 3914 Her_idon i 2. A;rs . R. L. McComb f 3914 Herndon 969 3. i 4• SS Westminster Presbyterian 1. Mrs. Abel Chapa Church - Cor. Baldwin 2502 Cloyde _ and l8th Streets 2'. Mrs. A. C. Chapa �- 2502 Cloyda -,�,tiu 421 , 4 , 4• t I �' �!1��' 89 1 _,.4��z � 1. M-rs. J. W. Marshall 934 Lum � f� ='a sf's- L f 2. Mrs. Robert L. Cline 921 Dorothy 414 3. 1� 4. i 90 Wm. T:. Fraser Elementary, 1. Robert J. Markos School - McArdle and Airline 1202 Stratton ` PS �41�r�s1loL 2. - 452 3. rY22 cton 4 i r _ 5 >1 Woodlawn Elementary School Wocdlawn Strect 992-2 " 12. 786 3. . Co- . F .. _ F�_ QUA 92 Cullen Place Jr. High /s 5225 Greely�`"' 2. Mrs..F. L. Young s E 546 Fa_r field f 1157 3. .` S 93 Wilson Elementary School 1. 16rs. W. E. Pace - 3925 Fort Worth 521 Driftwood e�- 2. firs. Vera Rosenheira - 514 Dolpr_in 705 3 l 4• 94 Wrn. Caik Elementary School 1. Waltzer G. Jauer 4621 Marie 4229 t'iainn_ck 2. Weldon E. Turner � 4013 Ring Zichard 115;L � s 4. i 95 St. Cyril & Mcthodius School 1, Andrea Busker f 3210 '00. Lexington 5010 Hake'_ 2. Mrs. J17ert mosmeyer 4934 Carroll Lane 548 3. 4. • r f 96 Gar�.ge at 1520 Ormond Dr, 1. Mrs. John B. ICirton 3013 Br a�mer parkway 2. Mrs. J. IC. Stephens 1525 Ormo_;d 573 3. - -- 4. Calvary Baptist- Church 1. Mrs. L. s. Douglas 97 2421 Gollihar 6225 Naples 2. Mrs. M. Z. Clark 4437 Christi.. • 705 ' 3, :e-3Lr1 _ 93 Precco�t Elementary School _ 1945 Gollihar 1. $r - j/ 0 2. Mrs. Myrtle Bell 1625 Hickory ?'_ace 1 967 ' 3. 4. QUID% //✓a- 99 - �.- 3�:x -Dr �— Etr�rse --r- Mrs. Harmon vc_dei11 - 0'. 4025 -Up iver :oad 415 D. 4. 100 ?uioso- „i.dway Elementary 1. Mrs. W. D. Spencer ;�t. 2, Box 222 - 3eno01 1t2iG$O Road I 2. I Irs . J . I.T. Laurence 9205 cNorton :cad 602 3. ' 4. 101 County Building 1. Earl Hodges T Annaville 10818 Mayfield Dr. 2. Mrs. Pearl Noris Rt. 2, Box 283N 1180 3. 4, I //1 -41' ///icFFiE�U�/.t'S 102 County Building 1• "3-' —an E�vL� Bishop, Texas Bishop, Texas, i 2. Mrs. C. E.- Anderson 209 Ash Street Bishop, Texas 500 3. 4. 103 Tuloso- Midway High School 1' 2. L. BowlesDr. 9830 LaBranch 2. Mrs. Abe Whitworth 209 Rolling Acres 919 3. -Tack' 4, 2 � /o df =per ie f� Soho S�OWIr A--S l/YdAs �Q S� 11✓41/ �Do �ji/• /��r A•� f L s or T�°� ► 701 • r THE PRESIDING JUDGES SHALL BE AUTHORIZCD TO SELECT SUCH CLERKS OR OTHER ASSISTANTS PROVIDED BY LAW, AS MAY BE DEEMED NECESSARY AND SAID ELECTION SHALL BE HELD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF LAW RELATING TO ELECTIONS FOR THE SUBMISSION OF AMENDMENTS TO MUNICIPAL CHARTERS AND THE GENERAL LAWS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS SHALL BE OBSERVED INSOFAR AS THEY ARE APPLICABLE. THE POLLS SHALL BE OPEN,FROM 7:00,0'CLOCK A.M. TO 7:00 O'CLOCK P.M. ON THE DATE OF THE SAID ELECTION. SECTION 5. THAT VOTING 14ACHINES SHALL BE EMPLOYED AT THE ELECTION HEREIN ORDERED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF REVISED CIVIL STATUTES OF TEXAS ELECTION CODE, ARTICLE 7.14, AND SAID ELECTION SHALL BE HELD AT THE POLLING PLACES IN THE REGULARLY PRESCRIBED VOTING PRECINCTS OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI. ABSENTEE VOTING SHALL BE CONDUCTED BY THE CITY SECRETARY AT THE CITY HALL AND THE RESULTS CANVASSED AND RETURNS MADE AS IS PROVIDED BY LAW. A SPECIAL CANVASS BOARD IS HEREBY APPOINTED AS FOLLOWS: MRS. DORA VETTERS MRS. EDNA MEADOR MRS. MARGIE LAWRENCE MRS. DOROTHY FREEMAN SECTION 6. THAT SAID ELECTION SHALL BE HELD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GENERAL ELECTION LAWS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS. SECTION 7. A COPY OF THIS ORDINANCE, SIGNED BY THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, SHALL CONSTITUTE THE NOTICE ORDERING SAID ELECTION, AND THE MAYOR IS DIRECTED TO CAUSE A COPY OF THIS ORDINANCE, SIGNED BY HIM, TO BE POSTED AT THE CITY HALL IN THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, NUECES COUNTY, TEXAS, AND AT EACH OF THE'POLLING PLACES IN EACH PRECINCT OF THE CITY, SAID POSTING TO BE NOT LESS THAN FIFTEEN (15) DAYS PRIOR TO SAID ELECTION, AND TO HAVE A COPY OF THIS ORDINANCE PUBLISHED IN THE CORPUS CHRISTI TIMES, THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, IT BEING A NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION, PUBLISHED WITHIN THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, SAID PUBLICATION TO BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF LAW FOR SUBMISSION OF CHARTER AMENDMENTS. SECTION 8. THE FACT THAT THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS REQUIRE THE SUBMISSION OF SUCH AMENDMENTS TO BE HELD WITHIN A LIMITED PERIOD OF TIME FROM THE DATE OF THE ADOPTION OF THE ORDINANCE CALLING SAID ELECTION, AND THE FACT THAT THERE ARE CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS SET UP BY THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS IN REGARD TO PUBLICATION AND NOTICE TO QUALIFIED VOTERS, CREATES A PUBLIC EMERGENCY AND AN IMPERATIVE PUBLIC NECESSITY REQUIRING THE SUSPENSION OF THE CHARTER RULE THAT NO ORDINANCE OR RESOLU- TION SHALL BE PASSED FINALLY ON THE DATE IT IS INTRODUCED,THAT SUCH ORDINANCE OR RESOLUTION SHALL BE READ AT THREE SEVERAL MEETINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL, AND THE MAYOR HAVING DECLARED SUCH PUBLIC EMERGENCY AND NECESSITY TO EXIST; AND HAVING REQUESTED THAT SUCH CHARTER RULE BE SUSPENDED AND THAT THIS ORDINANCE BE PASSED FINALLY ON THE DATE OF ITS INTRODUCTION AND TAKE EFFECT AND BE IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT FROM AND AFTER ITS PASSAGE, IT IS ACCORDINGLY 50 ORDAINED, THIS THE 12TH DAY OF JUNE, 1968. ATTEST- ; / �V'e � " /(�' �-L t t AY CIT SECRE a THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS APPROVED: 12TH DAY OF JUNE, 1968: t CITY TTO NEY CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS DAY OFG;� TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS FOR THE REASONS SET FORTH IN THE EMERGENCY CLAUSE OF THE FOREGOING ORDINANCE, A PUBLIC EMERGENCY AND IMPERATIVE NECESSITY EXIST FOR THE SUSPEN- SION OF THE CHARTER RULE OR REQUIREMENT THAT NO ORDINANCE OR RESOLUTION SHALL BE PASSED FINALLY ON THE DATE IT IS INTRODUCED, AND THAT SUCH ORDINANCE OR RESOLUTION SHALL BE READ AT THREE MEETINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL; I, THEREFORE, REQUEST THAT YOU SUSPEND SAID CHARTER RULE OR REQUIREMENT AND PASS THIS ORDI- NANCE FINALLY ON THE DATE IT IS INTRODUCED, OR AT THE PRESENT MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL. RESPECTFULLY, �.� <AA,, 40 PR . THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS THE CHARTER RULE WAS SUSPENDED BY THE FOLLO NG VOTE: JACK R. BLACKMON RONNIE SIZEMORE V. A. "DICK" BRADLEY, JR. P. JIMENEZ, JR., M.D. GAGE LOZANO, SR. KEN MCDANIEL W. J. "WRANGLER" ROBERTS THE ABOVE ORDINANCE WAS PASSED BY THE FO LlO NG VOTE: JACK R. BLACKMON RONNIE SIZEMORE V. A. "DICK" BRADLEY, JR. P. JIMENEZ, JR., M.D. GABE LOZANO, SR. KEN MCDANIEL W. J. "WRANGLER" ROBERTS a` V-T� 1 .rte ` ",q'_ a•P - .. . {: nr�,! - { ., s. ' _ ... . - ,'•�. - �• � � y' L' �' r' >_ .V "6:7 _ iy F M1 J'k_ 4 i }, ". - }- ,JF' ..1., - }t,z. :. _ t.a �•, �_ s'r°.e� �4 •tl♦ �e,}11,V-' *� #, - .. -. 3' 4r �t '�< �r '+:.•° "i .r ..Ta },' -i - - J1ine 20, ° 196$ ' Zj ` , r w ts,- r •F � ��- - . s � . ., r i - - •� • .. .JZ n -Mr• T,eland 0. Earneep' Manager ' Cleaaified Depar *Ut ,y ' A - . - Caller -Times Pub33ohing. CCImjJ) y "Corpus Christie .Texas Dear 2Rr. Barnes :..' ". ,1 y'No. 'sell r Herewith • ie a t opy, of ordinance ;8902 ing an election on the quedtioa of adopting amendments to the' City Charter. •• 'Die lax requires that public_sUon be, once; each weelt for two suotiQssive weelid and' to be; ou the same do* of each - y veeY - therefore 2 world a r_• pprecietb;publicatian on "Jwne 28- ' - and J1a] y 5, • 1968':. ,,+ - r if for reason this schedule' Cdnnot' be adhered to please adviBe• ., .. . •.T • Very'_truly yonns;,i . , _ � - . RV: Icring d , City Secretary,' .: . .try a- Jow vD, 1968 Mr. Lobed 0. Dow*, Manysr CLsairiod Dapwtmat Cailor-Tlnss Pmblishim CeWW Cooyre CWd$U, Taoas Hoar Me. Bans: Rawith is a copy of Ordiaaae No. 89M aallisp an olaotior on the gusstiea of adopting omr&mts to the Cite Charter. The Im regpises that publisatiat be am ea& nook tar to moo"sive reds and to bt as the sass dq at asap watt, *w*fwe I mould approaiato publieatioa an Jlaa 26 asd Ms 5, 1969• It toe oar reason this saheduL eanoot be adhered to, plow* adti". 71m:o Msolosure VW tmlJ yew I T. Dp DIM City Secretary ,ti