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Home My WebLink About12460 ORD - 01/29/1975jk0- 29 -75; 1st AN ORDINANCE ORDERING AN ELECTION TO BE HELD ON THE 1ST DAY OF MARCH, 1975, AT WHICH ELECTION THERE SHALL BE SUB- MITTED TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI THE QUESTION OF WHETHER OR MOT TO ADOPT THE STATE LAW APPLICABLE TO COLLECTIVE BARGAIN- ING FOR FIREFIGHTERS AND POLICEMEN IN THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI; PROVIDING FOR THE HOLDING OF SUCH ELECTION, INCLUDING NAMING OF CERTAIN OFFICIALS TO CONDUCT SUCH ELECTION; SETTING FORTH THE PROPOSITION TO BE VOTED ON AT SAID ELECTION; PROVIDING FOR NOTICE OF SUCH ELECTION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. WHEREAS, the City Council finds that a petition on the question of whether or not to adopt the State law applicable to collective bargain- ing for Firefighters and Policemen in the City of Corpus Christi, filed with the City Secretary on December 31, 1974, has been certified as validated to the City Council by the City Secretary on January 6, 1975, and that such petitioned question must be incorporated on the ballot for the election of Saturday, March 1, 1975: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS: SECTION 1. That an election is hereby ordered to be held on Saturday, March 1, 1975, in the City of Corpus Christi, Texas, at which election shall be submitted to the voters who are qualified to vote under the Constitution and Laws of the State of Texas, the following question, as set out on the official ballot hereinafter prescribed. SECTION 2. The official ballot for the registering of the "Yes" or "No" vote of the voters voting on the proposition shall be set out in Section 3 hereof, on the proposition to be voted on at said election, which proposition is as follows: PROPOSITION Shall the City Council of the City of Corpus Christi be authorized to enact an ordinance adopting the state law applicable to Firefighters and Policemen, which establishes collective bargaining when a majority of the affected employees favor representation by an employees' association and which preserves the prohibi- tion of strikes and lockouts and provides penalties therefor, as more fully set forth in Section 5(b), Article 5154c -1, Vernon's Annotated Texas Statutes. 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 proposition, and those intending to vote "No" shall show on their ballot "AGAINST ". The proposition shall appear on said ballot as follows: PROPOSITION FOR adoption of the state law applicable to Firefighters and Policemen which establishes collective bargaining when a majority of the affected employees favor repre- sentation by an employees' association and which preserves the prohibition of strikes and lockouts and provides penalties therefor. AGAINST adoption of the state law applicable to Fire- fighters and Policemen which establishes collective bargaining when a majority of the affected employees favor representation by an employees' association and which preserves the prohibition of strikes and lockouts and provides penalties therefor. SECTION 4. The election shall be held pursuant to Article 1170, R.C.S., Texas, and the general laws of Texas pertaining to elections insofar as such are applicable hereto. Said election shall be held in the City of Corpus Christi, Texas, at the following places, being the City's regularly prescribed voting precincts, and the following named persons are hereby appointed, pursuant to City Charter Article IX, Section 19, judges and alternate judges: -2- CITY VOTING PRECINCT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 .8 9 3.0 . 13. 12 13 14 15 16 17 COUNTY PRECINCT POLLING'PLACE ** ELECTION'OFFICTALS 1, 3, 4, 21* & 49 Judge Westergren's Mrs. Go E. Frey Courtroom Nueces County Courthouse 30, 38 & 78 7 &8 52, 82 & 99 81, 51.6 24* 34* & 100* 29* & 103* 9* & 101* 44, 79 & 76 33, 46 & 47 31, 32 & 45 6, 39 & 40 62, 85 & 88 41 & 83 75 61 & 77 Crossley School 2512 Roepke Oak Park School 3701 Mueller Union Building 801 Omaha Weldon Gibson School 5723 Hampshire Tuloso Jr. High School 1925 Tuloso Road Tuloso- Midway High Sch. 9760 LaBranch County Building, Annaville 11,000 Block Leopard Zavala School 925 Francesca Lamar School 2212 Morris • George Wiggins Recreation Center 2320 Buford Ayers St. Church of Christ 2610 Lawnview • Ryan Seale Jr. High Annex ' 1800 S. Staples Nueces National Bank 1434 S. Port David Crockett School 3302 Greenwood Lozano School 650 Osage 60 Austin School 3902 Morgan *That portion lying within the city limits **First name listed is the Judge and the second name listed -3- Mrs. Irene Cornelius Mrs. Frances Glover Mrs. H. A. Tycer Mrs. Robert Clarke Mrs. H. H. McCool Mrs. Frank Ryan Mrs. Catherine Kelly Mrs. Jean Casbeer Mrs. Tony Batello Jose Garcia, Jr. Mrs. D. D. Bramblett Mrs. Guy Borrer Earl Hodges Patricia Bickham Santos de la Paz Ignacio Villanueva Mrs. E. M. Jimenez Mrs. Jack Mayfield Mrs. Ralph-Duran Mrs. Raul Santos Frank C. Allen, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth R. Clemons (Mrs. Lawrence Perrigue Mrs. Carla Neuman • Mrs. Grady O. Smith Mrs. A. L. Ayala Mrs. Robert M. Leal, Sr. Mrs. Hoses De Alejandro George Elizondo' Mary Edens • Mrs. Belia Canales Mrs. Margarita Ayala is Alternate Judge CITY VOTING PRECINCT 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 • 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 COUNTY PRECINCT 42, 58.6 59 50 & 86 57 & 67 43 & 56 74 80 63 66 69 68 & 96 53 & 97 98 73 71 15* & 20* 64 5 & 93 87 94 POLLING PLACE **ELECTION OFFICIALS Incarnate Word Convent Utilities Room 2917 Austin Lindale Recreation Center MMrrss. Va. lC ie eVidte 3133 Swantner Mrs. Ruth B. Gill Mrs. Phyllis Lewis Del Mar Auditorium Baldwin & Ayers Travis School 1645 Tarlton Cunningham Jr. High 4321 Prescott Skinner Elementary 1001 Bloomington 1st Christian Church Scout But 3401 Santa Fe Fischer School 601 Texan Trail Baker Jr. High 3445 Pecan Garage 3031 Bremner Parkway Sam Eouston School 363 Norton Prescott School 1945 Gollihar Fannin School 2730 Gollihar Lexington School 2901 McArdle Rostoryz School 3602 Panama i Santa Fe Swimming Club 4100 Santa Fe Wilson Elementary Sch. 3925 Fort Worth Carroll Lane School 4120 Carroll:Lane Calk Elementary School 4621 Marie Mrs. M. H. Davis Mrs. Vernon Platt Mrs. Marisa Sanchez Mrs. W. C. Sugarek Mrs. M. A. Ruiz Mrs. Rodol£o Gaona Mrs. Julio Bazan Yvonne Brown Mrs. Agnes H. Gregory L. G. Lipsey Mrs. Ivan H. Spoor, Jr. Dewey A. Nix Elsie Spencer Mrs. I. B. Ault Mrs. Gladys Rirton Lorenne Nichols Blanch Delos Santos Joe Witzche Mrs. Vanilla Guy Mrs. Josue Quintaniila M. R. Zepeda Mrs. L. S. Cantu Mrs. Cleo Fulton Mrs. Yvonne Martinez Mrs. Charles Foyt W. E. Brandesky Mrs. 14. A. Cage Mrs. C. B. Potter Mrs. Catherine Cox Leloise Green , Mrs. Oran D. Smith Mrs. W. G. Seale Mrs. William P. Smith Mrs. Charles Royer *That portion lying within the city limits. **First name listed is the Judge and the second name listed is Alternate Judge -4- • CITY VOTING PRECINCT 37' 38 39 40 COUNTY PRECINCT 72 & 95 106* 112* 48 & 84 "POLLING PLACE * *•ELECTION OFFICIALS Central Park School 3602 McArdle Tom Browne Jr. Sigh 4301 Schanen Schanen Elementary Sch. 5717 Killarmet Parkdale Elementary 4801 Everhart 41 2 i]indsor Park School 4525 S. Alameda 42 65 43 92 44 89 & 90 45 70* 46 91 Woodlawn School 1110 Woo.1awa Dr. 47 17* Shannon Jr. High '48 18* Fire Station Belma & Waldron Road Montclair School 5241 Kentner Cullen Place Jr. High 5225 Greely Mrs. Victor Dlabaja Mrs. Mary Rucera Mrs. Jesse Patton Nis. Alice Hammond Judy Maples Marsha Darlington W. B. Loftin Catherine B. Arntz Dorothy Corcoran Sophie Valenta Mrs. G. E. Mulle Mrs. J. M. Jordan F. L. Youngs Mrs. Can Parsley Fraser Elementary School Mrs. Airline & McArdle Mrs. Blanche Moore School Williams Drive Airline & Padre Island Dorothy T. Sherwin James B. Brewster Mrs. Bennie A. Sctmiedekamp Margie Archer Mrs. Celso Martinez nocher Mrs. Leroy Mrs. August C. Allen Dr.Mrs. Sharon Deel John H. Kennedy Mss. Margaret Kerbow * That portion lying within the city limits. **First name listed is the Judge and the second name listed is the Alternate Judge The presiding judge of each polling place is authorized to select such clerks and other assistants as required by law and as deemed further necessary for the conduct therein of the election. SECTION 5. Voting machines shall be employed at the election herein ordered pursuant to the Texas Election Code, V.T.S., Article 7.14, as amended. Absentee voting shall commence February 10,1975, and the last day of absentee voting shall be February 25, 1975. The City Secretary shall conduct absentee voting at the City Hall and the results shall be canvassed and returns made as provided by law. -5- A Special Canvass Board is hereby appointed as follows: Mrs. Dora Vetters, Presiding Judge Mrs. Edith Coffey Ms. Kay Burkhardt SECTION 6. The polls shall be open from 7:00 o'clock A.M. to 7:00 o'clock P.M. on the date of said election. SECTION 7. An executed copy of this ordinance shall constitute the notice ordering said election and the Mayor, and in his default of so doing, the City Secretary, is directed to cause a copy of this ordinance 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, being a newspaper of general circulation published within the city, said publica- tion to be made in accordance with the requirements of Article 1170, R.C.S. of Texas, as amended. SECTION 8. If for any reason any section, paragraph, subdivision, clause, phrase, word or provision of this ordinance shall be held invalid or unconstitutional by final judgment of a court of competent jurisdiction it shall not affect any other section, paragraph, subdivision, clause, phrase, word or provision of this ordinance, for it is the definite intent of this City Council that every section, paragraph, subdivision, clause, phrase, word or provision hereof be given full force and effect for its purpose. SECTION 9. The public importance of the question involved and the requirement of the City Charter requiring the submission of such question and the necessity for determining whether or not the qualified voters desire to authorize enactment of an ordinance providing for collective bargaining applicable to Firefighters and Policemen creates a public emergency and an imperative public necessity requiring the sus- pension of the Charter rule that no ordinance or resolution shall be passed finally on the date of its introduction but that such ordinance or resolution shall be read at three several meetings of the City Council, and the Mayor, having declared such emergency and necessity to exist, -6- enwlmen' as�w etr lkOs O preserves use and lockouts and prov1d finrn, s lhe,Hm, ., rr•k. Artl see fmtn In s•ceroe s 1m. Anler• ms.c -I. Vernon Annspe�aeyet soaves SECTION >. TM b. ay tar rse +s election MM_ mall n.0 mall voters 1 "FOR" Intending ndla - their bsa "AGAINST.. The Preposition shill aarxraA..id NINITI en... FOR etlootlen aF 4010 state law ePPlleable to FtrMnhtara and Policeman which •atebllsMs 0Ncollective bareelnlrle when e larll0 09 the at/eeted erlWey an favor rIPre•a nlatipn by a employees' asvKletNn and 5010 1 all0�d ""wkwts aMnprovldin genial" a0" o IN �ad�man of tea stroane am Ppllcemen hlcl feftabllcandi collectiya A..; realnlrq when revo �rapr 040thpn 60m y an a � the prohibitiion strikes and lockouts therefor, pr01Ndep Penalties SECTION M ION 4. T election slam be el I T s.a4Genra Irmo/Texas f nto scr.1 In lnd MHeCM,op ms Chrbti, Tana,, at tips follmybho Prescribed l voting oreeci~iibrKWMV forlowinit named Article d, pursuant Oty Charter allarnateludpesSecmm 19, Judaea and CITY VOTING PRECINCT, (COUNTY PRECINCT, POLLING �, .1,14.21:6 .8,Jpdw OFFIVMtenn�n's (` rtreem, Nuecaa County William E. FMn. Oonfan Ghee. m:2.a,a£rs. CnNey School, 2912 Koepke, Mrs. 1reM CerMllbs Mrs. Frances 3794 9. 3. i 9, Oak Perk SWIOOA 2iD1 MmIHr, hen. H. A. Tyeer, MR Robert Clarion; .. 32, a { R. Union McCain, Mrs. Mena FOmaM Ah. H rant Rr 5. M.51& 240, Weldon Gibson i Hammen, Mrs. Calamine Kelly, k9aThem Jn o571t 1925 T Rex Read. /Am. Tent/ eatash Jose having requested the suspension of the Charter rule and that this ordi- nance 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 SO ORDAINED, this the 29th day of January, 1975. ATTEST: 4Ci -e� `Secretary APPROVED: 29th DAY OF JANUARY, 1975: f /Ijt . ,/t_ for ss Ci A".rney MAYORP,lirn CITY OF CORPUS C RISTI, TEXAS '5. ORDERING 4NCEE i BE HELD ON THE 15lt7 TDAY CIFO ,MARCH. 1975, AT WHICH ELECTION THERE SHALL 8E SUBMITTED 70 A VOTE OP T.IE' OF FIED Vnreo�.... 18,371E THE 00ESTION OF NMETHER 089407' APPLICA ET TO STATE AW P BARGAIN IND CO�LCr FIGNTE qS 4940 RP FIRE• MEN IN THE CITY, GF CORPUS CHRISTI, PROVIDING EC1TION INCLUIDING NF4MSUIgp OF CERTAIN OFFICIALS TO CONDUCT SUCH ELECTION; SETTING FORTH THE P80. SAID EL70 881 VOTED ON FOR NOTICEOFSUCN EI.ECCTD1106j APROYIDIppG 87vaer'E EM TY; GIEVNDCY ECLARING qN EMER WHEREAS, the dry CNOCII Bnds 0749. 08578108 0n tee 9uathn ot I a0plitlbleer to [e14Cllyat7e $tah IiW for Firefighters and Pet trrexwme dfy ot Corota CNIN1 971180 W in Bte dly 584.04,, Or altidt, fern ha City Dore cMN7re a 6011eapO to ,, Council M the CIO Secretary JJ0824HUnad on 0880510, must 08 (IlnrOOnted On 691 Witt for Ole NOW, r 6FO E ,1975: ORDAINED 8' THE Bciry j COUNCIL OF 781E CITY OF I CORPUS CHRISTI, .Tha ehc� N hereby ordered to be held an Se7utlow Man n1.19q,Mth air of Corpus Chrls81, Texas, at 81dd1 ool heN bb Br Wh sw oarewal8 B La r Comtltution and wl0 814S�hh 8 t T aOwut , r 8S 5o7n 4 tothu0 w ( Ida 1..1 2. Trtbe0. Ythe nolaerine OO 'e a sofa of Ma v 0r00Nit700 she1 bout sating tMS50934.n y06sd al at said INKING YMC5, 1800081180898 as Mims: . SIY7I Br city COUi CJL., M.CAT.* a1 Ch IaM�8t7ysa4�11.16lb.Itect P011tamb n, t whit m jhes oat%aa 9ayar Ion 09 an Garcia, J. l t.. 6 103 ;, TulosaMidway H,0h S'eoa, 9760 15Branch. Mrs. 0 D Bramlvals, Mrs Gm Borne, B fa 6191x, Canty I Bulb:Una, Annavll4, 11.000 Bleck Leewr0, Earl 0.0as, Markle 87�u� a 76, Zaire, Pay Iona Vliwome . 10. de la 47, Lamar School; a1FAbrrH., Mrs.. I E. M Hemmer, Mrs. Jack Mayfield; 11. 31, 33 6 45. George 80golns I Recreation Center, 7330 Buford, hen, Rah* Duran, Mrs. Raul Santos 12.6, 39 6 40, Ayers 5t, Church of Christ, 7610 Lawnlew, Frank C. Allen, Jr., Mrs. Ellmbem R. Clemons; 13 62,85 &are, Wynn Seale Jr. High Annex, MOD s Staples, Mrs. Lawrence Perrl9Ue, Mrs. Carta Neuman; 14 41 a 93. Nuecas National Bank, 1434 5. Pat, I AAyal10715 Grady , Cev10lC Smith, School, 3'332 Greenwood, Mrs Robert M I Leal, Sr., Mn. Moses De Alelero; I 16.61677, Lozano School, 67OOsege George Ell.ando, Mary Edens; 11 60 392 AMrsen, Mrs Bella Canalas, Mrs. Margarita Ayala; Convent, Utitilities Room, 2rne917Austin, Mn. Rum B. 0111. Mrs PM/I7 1 Center, 3133 Sw08t9er, M a matins Vast*, hen. 1. C. KenUge; tb, 57 6 67, Del Mar Auditorium, 8070824 6 Ayers, Mrs. M. N. Davis Mrs Vernal Platt; 71. 43 6 56, Dub School, 1645 Tarlton, MIS. Marina Sa xher, Mrs. W. C Swank; 32 71, Mrs. rMa A. Rol& Mrs. Ra on 0e0ra; M. m, Skinner Elerllwnery, 1001 Bloomington, Mrs. Julio Baran, Yvonne Church Sc Hut, 301 Santa e,F Z. Mrs. Aones 66, Fisher rWUm 601 Texan Trail, Mrs Ivan N. Spoor, Jr., Dewey A. Nla; 36 69, Baker .1r. Nth, 3443 Pecan, Elbe SwmeLiAn, I. B. Ault; 27. 68 6 96, Garage, 3031 8rnvmr Pa rawer, Mrs. Gladys KIn0n, Loam,. Nkhois; 39. 53 6 97, Sam Itouston DeLos Santos, ,Joe VAA1o0cha, 997 Prescott Sc L 1W�,arPAr Vanilla MWn ; M. 7 , Fannin- School, 7739 00111 er, e. Mrs L $ Came, 31. 71, Lexington School, 7901 8cArdh, Mrs. Cleo Fulton, Mrs. Yvonne Martlnee; 32 15x- 6 School 3643 Panama, Ain Charles FM. W. E. Brandeskv, 33. 64, 5uh Fs Swimming Club. 4100 Santa Fe. Mrs. M. A Caw, Mrs C. B. Potter; 34. 5 6 93, Wilson E10001, ay 5ch., 7975 Fort Worth, Mrs CaBrrtrr Coe, Corpus Christi, Texas 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, nancesfinallyyon the datesitdishintroduced ,00rat requirement this ordi- the meeting of the City Council. Respectfully, MAYO 40 CITY OF CORPUS The Charter rule was suspended by the following vote: Jason Luby James T. Acuff Rev. Harold T. Branch Thomas V. Gonzales Ricardo Gonzalez Gabe Lozano, Sr. J. Howard Stark The above ordinance was passed by the following vote: Jason Lacey James T. Acuff Rev. Harold T. Branch Thomas V. Gonzales Ricardo Gonzalez Gabe Lozano, Sr. J. Howard Stark STI, TEXAS w1 00 Green• . 35 e7, Carroll Lane Echppl, 412D Carroll Lane, ,pea Oren O Smith, Mrs W G. Seale, $. QI, Calk Elementary Schoen, 4271 Merle, Dam P. Smith, Mrs. Cre rtes 2272 a 95, Central Park Simi, s5@ MOANIO, Mrs. Victor Dlaaala, Bro9� 1r 01oh,ltp1 Zhrnet, Mry Jesse Patton. Mrs Allen lemngd; 39. 1127c, Scharlen Elementary Schpel, - 5717 KIIlarmet, Judy Maples, Marsha Darlington; b N a 87, Pamdale Elementary, Net EnrherL W. B. Loftin, Catherine B. Arnb; It, 2, Windsor Park School. 4325 S. Alameda, Sophie Valenta � S, Montclair mraryS 1.. M. Jordan; N. 97. Cullen Piece Jr. High, 5225 GreerY, F. L. You gs,Mns. Cam Pardee N. 09 a 57, Fraser Elementary School, Airline & Mc7r01a, Mrs. Dorothy T. Sherwin, Mrs. James B. Brewster; 13. 7m1. Dive .Br nr MrBenie A. chrni Margie Archer: N. 91, Woallawn Cell Martine., Lem . Salrecher: 0.17x, Shannon Jr. Nloh, Sint,. & Padre Is1an0 Or., Ms. Al ava C. slot, Mrs. Sharon Dee; N. lax, Fire Station, Selma & Waldron Road, Jahn H. Kerma7Y, That portion IYbg within the city i ibmti or First name listed b the Judge and the Altema 11,0oe nd name listed b the The presiding /Woe or each peening i mace i clerks7aan her to seat as rewired by law and as deemed further necessary e w� � SECTION 5. Voting machines shall 399 eemployed t the ellppjh0, Taws Wan Elect/an Code. V.7S., Article 7.14, as amgended. 05 y1y Fe9ruerY ig 3019i5�, ertd 011ie lag day af a wring Well be February 25, 1570 1975 he Pow) 190 at the Ball conduct the results shhaall be canvassed nvass dl and rearm mode as provided by law. appointed as Canvass Bean Mrs. Oon . getters, Presiding Judge; Mrs Edith Coffey; hts. SECTION 6.7M 00 00119 shall be open them 7:80 o'clock AN to 7.09 o'clock P.M. on the debar said elm c lea SECTION sh of ordinance shah mp a Mice ordering 3114 eectlm we the 1 Mayor. and In his Moult of so 0pimg, the City Secretary. Is directed to Clan a coin of this orisons to be costal at the Cub HMI In the Guy 01 Corps Christi, Nuacas Casty, Texas, and at each of the paling Vi precast deVWYmting b beholden oefiften (15) men Prertsiagaiadlm.and to hew copy of this ooe published In the Ceram Christi Times, the official newspaper 0l tie Cana Corpus Chrlrn. Taxa. being newspaper of general drtulatlon published within the city, said coblIcatlon to be made In assonance with the requirements a Artlde 1117, RCS. of Texas, as amended. SECTION & 11 for any reason any & section, om � . 8 word provision of this Ordinance shall be held Imealldor alcem*lNlael by Noll Judgment or scourt of competent Jurisdiction it hil M effect any other faction. paragraph, subdI3151on, clause, phrase, wad or inerfillon ol this o1�WSC Council that definite paragraph, subdivlsl"pn,1kchor"e, phrase, word or prayUap�r�r. he Wan lull force ang e0030!ltrt fn Its SECTION a1 the question 1111/0 witldnl and the requirement of the qty Charter requiring the submlubn of ace ques1101 and the necessity tar determining whether or not De g alined Peden desire to Mfariu enactment of an ordinance era ding kr collective bargaining applicable to Firefighter's end PO'lic. men publc im*9ratlw public 0421 re:irin the miasmal 9 of the Clutter rub that no ordinance or resolution Yuan the tate of Its be passed Introduction fart cwt emit ordinance or resolution shall be read et Noe several rceetirgs at the City Council, and the Abner, having declared such anerpe0cy and necessity to exist. having mounted the suspens190 of the Charier ride am, that this ordinance be sassed finally on the dated lb introduction and lake effect and be m full fore° sad elect from end after Its paws, IT 15 ACCORDINGLY SO ORDAINED, this the filth day of Ja00ary.1975. ATTEST: Bill G. Read City Secretary- JamasAcuff MAYOR ProTerrl THE CITY OF CORPUS CHR7 February 3, 1975 Mr. Rick Baker, Classified Mgr. Corpus Christi Caller -Times P. 0. Box 9136 Corpus Christi, Texas 78401 Dear Mr. Baker: Enclosed is a copy of Ordinance No. 12460 calling an election to be held March 1, 1975 which ordinance was approved by the City Council January 29, 1975. Please publish this ordinance one time in its entirety on the 14th day of February, 1975. Enclosure (1) Very truly yours, Bill G. Rand, City Secretary City of Corpus Christi. Texas PUBLISHER'S AFFIDAVIT STATE OF TEXAS, tm County of Nueces. ) Before me, the undersigned a Notary Public, this day personally came R. who being first duly sworn, according to law, says that he is the ..... of the Corpus Christi Caller and The Corpus Christi Times, Daily Newspapers published at Corpus Christi, Texas, in said County and State, and that the publication of 1, OBZINLYLE_MD 12460... anliPativP bRrnpining Lax. flge-figa4nd p ' of which the annexed is a true copy, was published in ,r1 I on theli4.— day of......abm.lar,4_,......194-5.011dMiegrAdix tbSDBlit§Tx.,fel 1 Times. R. Baker Class. Ad. Manager Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18 day of Fcbrpary 19 Betty Myers lie, Nueces County, Texas