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AN ORDINANCE '
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO A WATER
SALES CONTRACT WITH THE CITY OF MATHIS, ALL AS MORE
FULLY SET FORTH IN THE CONTRACT, A SUBSTANTIAL COPY
OF WHICH IS ATTACHED HERETO, MARKED EXHIBIT "A ", AND
MADE A PART HEREOF.
BE IT,ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI,
TEXAS:
SECTION 1. That the City Manager be and he is hereby authorized
to enter into a water sales contract between the City of Corpus Christi and
the City of Mathis, all as more fully set forth in the contract, a substantial
copy of which is attached hereto and made a part hereof, marked Exhibit "A ".
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MICROFILMED
JUL 0 7 1980
THE STATE OF TEXAS X
COUNTY OF NUECES X
Whereas the City of Corpus Christi (hereinafter called "Corpus Christi "), by
virtue of a contract executed August 10, 1955, between the Lower Nueces River Water
Supply District (hereinafter called "District "), whereby Corpus Christi is the sole
purchaser of untreated water from the District, and,
Whereas, the Charter of Corpus Christi was, by election, amended on July 13, 1968,
to authorize Corpus Christi to enter into water sales contracts with other governmental
bodies by amending Article VIII, to add a Section 17, which reads:
"'Sec. 17. Water Supply Contracts for Sale of untreated Water.
Notwithstanding any other provision of this Charter, the City by ordinance,
with the approval of the Texas Water Rights Commission, and without voter approval, .
may contract with other governmental 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 of 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 service requirements,
maintenance, depreciation and operation expexse, 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 system. Such provisions, whether included
in writing in any contract made by the City or not, shall be deemed a part of every
contract!.,eThis provision shall be cumulative of any, other authority of the City to
execute contracts. ", and,
Whereas, -the City of Mathis (hereinafter called "Mathis ") has determined that
it desires to obtain water from the Nueces River to serve its customers in and around
the City'of Mathis, and,
Whereas, Corpus Christi has determined that at this time sufficient water is
available in the Nueces River and can be impounded in the existing storage facilities
of Lake Corpus Christi so as to serve the existing customers of Corpus Christi,
meet the obligations.of the.existing contracts of Corpus Christi, and provide the
anticipated requirements of Mathis, and,
Whereas, Corpus Christi desires to sell said water to Mathis for the benefit of
Corpus Christi and Mathis.
Now Therefore, in consideration of the premises and the sum of Ten Dollars
($10.00) cash in hand paid to Corpus Christi by Mathis, the benefits arising to both
Corpus Christi and Mathis through the sale of untreated water, and the mutual
covenants and agreements of the parties herein contained, it is agreed as follows:
1. - Construction of Facilities: Mathis shall construct or cause to be constructed
a diversion works, pumps, pipeline, water treatment plant, and %or related appurtenances
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(hereinafter called "Facilities ") to be arranged to permit taking water by Mathis
from Lake Corpus Christi. The Facilities shall be in accordance with plans and
specifications to be prepared by Mathis and acceptable to Corpus Christi and may,
at the option of Mathis, be built in stages as the needs of Mathis may require,
with plans and specifications for each stage receiving individual approval by
Corpus Christi before the start of construction of that particular stage. Approval
by Corpus Christi shall not be unreasonably withheld.
2. Point of Diversion: The point of diversion shall be Lake Corpus Christi
at a point agreed on between the parties hereto. Mathis raw water intake shall be
constructed at an elevation not to exceed 84 feet mean sea level. If the City of
Corpus Christi determines that a level below 84 feet mean sea level is advantageous
for combined reservoir operations, then Corpus Christi agrees to give Mathis
reasonable notice to permit the reconstruction of its intake facilities, pumps, etc.,
before lowering such water level below 84 feet.
3. Right -of Way and Easements: Corpus Christi shall assign unto Mathis the
necessary easements and rights -of -way, together with rights of ingress and egress
of, along, and across all lands over which Corpus Christi now has ownership or
easement. Such easements and rights -of -way shall be assigned to Mathis, without
costs for_the construction, operation, and maintenance of the Facilities. Corpus
Christi will support any request by Mathis for necessary easements, rights -of -way,
or rights of ingress or egress over lands or easements owned by the District.
4. Relocation: If Corpus Christi or whatever governmental subdivision
acquires the right to provide expanded untreated water facilities determines that
it is necessary to adjust or relocate facilities constructed by Mathis in order
that lands or easements belonging to Corpus Christi or District can be used for
water storage, channel transmission or other water supply improvements, Mathis
shall'bear'the cost_ of such facility adjustments or relocations. Corpus Christi -'
will give due and careful consideration to the location of Mathis'' facilities in
planning new facilities, giving Mathis reasonable notice that such new facilities
are being considered, and Will within the limits of sound engineering and ultimate
total project cost to all agencies, minimize the required 'relocation of the
facilities of Mathis. Treatment plant facilities constructed above elevation `
feet above mean sea level shall be exempt from provisions of this paragraph for a
period of forty years from date of execution of this contract.
5. Maintenance of Facilities: Facilities constructed by Mathis shall be
maintained and operated by or on behalf of Mathis, subject to provisions herein
contained. Corpus Christi shall have the right to require Mathis to maintain its
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Facilities on Corpus Christi or District property or easements in a manner com-
parable to the level of maintenance at similar Corpus Christi facilities.
6. Indemnity: Mathis will indemnify Corpus Christi from any liability which
might accrue because of facilities constructed by Mathis on land or right -of -way
owned by Corpus Christi or District and Mathis assumes all responsibility for
adequately maintaining and safeguarding said Facilities. This provision is for the
protection of Corpus Christi, Mathis and District and is not for the benefit of
third parties.
7. Quantity: Corpus Christi agrees to sell, subject to the conditions here-
inafter set forth, such untreated water to Mathis as Mathis might require during
the first twelve -month period immediately following the last day of the month in
which water is first taken by Mathis for use in the municipal water system of
Mathis. In subsequent years Corpus Christi agrees to sell:
(a) The amount of water taken by Mathis in the previous
twelve -month period plus ten percent, or
(b) The average quantity of water taken by Mathis in its
highest previous three years plus ten percent, whichever is greater.
Corpus Christi also agrees to sell whatever quantity of water Mathis requires in
excess of the abovementioned amounts if, in the opinion of Corpus Christi, such
.water is available and can be sold to Mathis without endangering the water supply
of Corpus'Christi or of holders of prior contracts.
8. Quality Considerations: It is understood and agreed that Corpus Christi
shall use reasonable diligence to prevent the pollution or contamination of any of
the water supply referred to herein from any cause, including that which might _
result from the exploration for and development of oil, gas or other minerals.
Mathis agrees that it will not supply any new customers within one mile of
the shoreline of-Lake Corpus Christi with water unless and until the prospective.
customer has made provisions to be connected to a sewerage system of adequate size,
including individual system, which has been approved by the Texas Department of
Health or Texas Department•of water Resources or their successors, or Corpus
Christi. The sewerage disposal system of all customers within 150 feet of the
94 foot mean sea level elevation of Lake Corpus Christi shall be approved by the
City of Corpus Christi. Property outside the city limits of Mathis not now _
receiving water from Mathis other than uses existing as of September 1, 1977, shall
not receive water until such property has been platted according to the laws of
the State of Texas or unless such property is being used for the production of
agricultural products.
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9. Meas^ ur_ ement: The untreated water delivered under this contract shall be
measured by a suitable water meter or meters to be furnished and installed by Mathis
and kept in repair by Corpus Christi at or near the place of delivery of untreated
water. Corpus Christi shall have the right to specify the type of meter or meters
to be used and to specify the installation design of the meter or meters. Checks as
to the accuracy of the meter or meters shall be made semi = annually by Corpus Christi,
and Corpus Christi shall notify Mathis in writing ten (10) days in advance of all
semi - annual checks and tests in order that Mathis may have a representative present as
a witness. Semi - annual tests as to the accuracy of the meter or meters shall be at
Corpus Christi's expense. If either, Corpus Christi or Mathis, at any time,
shall notify the other that it desires a special test of any meter, the parties shall
cooperate in arranging for a special test to be made by Corpus Christi. The expense
of the special test of the meter or meters shall be paid by the party requesting
such test. If, on any test, the meter tested shall be found to be inaccurate by
an amount exceeding two percent (2 %), then any - previous readings of such meter shall
be corrected for any period of inaccurate measurement thereby which is definitely
known or agreed upon; but no such correction shall extend back over a period beginning
more than fifteen (15) days prior to the time when such inaccuracy was first made known
by either party to the other. If, for any reason, the meter or meters are out of
service so that the volume of water delivered hereunder cannot be ascertained or
computed from meter readings thereof, the water delivered during the period such
meter or meters are out of service shall be estimated and agreed upon by the parties
hereto upon the basis of the best data available. Corpus Christi shall read the
meter or meters on or about the last day of each month and shall determine from these
readings the amount of water delivered to Mathis. Corpus Christi shall service the
recording and integrating instruments of the meter or meters and shall retain the
charts and integrator readings as a part of the Corpus Christi water records. All
such charts and integrator readings shall be made available to Mathisl representatives'
at all reasonable office hours. Any duplicate recorders providing charts for Mathis
shall be purchased,.maintained, and serviced by and at the expense of Mathis.
10. Price: The price to be charged for untreated water sold by Corpus
Christi to Mathis will be whichever of the two following prices is the lower:
. (a) The regular published untreated or raw water rates for
consumers, other than irrigation water consumers, outside of the
Lower Nueces River Water Supply District, as currently established
or subsequently adjusted, which now is 7p per thousand gallons.
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(b) The "composite cost ofuntreated water" as defined in Section 11
hereof, or a similar calculation that recognizes all cost elements for
providing a water supply applicable to all water customers, and approved by
the appropriate state agency.
11. Composite Cost of Untreated lister: The composite cost of untreated water
will be calculated on June 1 of each'calendar year and will be applicable at the
beginning of the first billing cycle after the calculation date.
The components of the composite cost of untreated water are:
(a) Average price paid by Corpus Christi to District. This
amount is to be determined by dividing the total payment by Corpus
Christi for the last completed contract year between Corpus Christi
and District by the total quantity of water purchased during that
contract year, all as set forth in the annual final bill by the District
to Corpus Christi; plus
- (b) An amount equivalent to Tax Subsidy, if any,- provided by the
property owners of the Lower Nueces River hater Supply District which is
hereby defined to be based on the most recently completed calendar year,
as reported by the annual audit thereof, and to include the total cash
expenditures of all District funds, including debt interest and principal
retirement and excluding the bond construction Hind by whatever name it
might be called, less revenue received from:
(1) Sales of water to Corpus Christi during the same calendar
year,
(2) The net income from oil field activities, and
(3) Land rentals and miscellaneous non -tax related income.
For this purpose all interest income of any nature whatsoever
will be tax related income.
The net cash expenditure figure, before the application of direct or related
tax income, will be divided by the total quantity of water used within the
District during the preceding calendar year as estimated by the Corpus Christi
Water Superintendent. The term "net cash expenditures" as used in this
contract is hereby further defined as excluding any direct expenditures or
debt service costs for new or reconstructed facilities to be constructed
subsequent to the date of this contract, such expenditures to be accounted
as set forth in Section 1711below; plus
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(c) Actual costs incurred by Corpus Christi for the maintenance and
operation of Wesley E. Seale Dam and Lake Corpus Christi divided by the total
quantity of untreated water purchased by Corpus Christi from the District
during the same fiscal year. Actual costs are hereby defined as the actual
expenditures of the Reservoir Activity'or -its successor in the Water System
Operating Fund for the most recently completed fiscal year, as reported by
the annual audit for that year, plus 75% for administration, insurance,
capital outlay replacement and other overhead factors.
(d) Actual costs incurred by Corpus Christi for debt service,main-
tenance and operation of a future water supply facility to be operated as a
system with Wesley E. Seale Dam and Lake Corpus Christi.
12. Payments: Corpus Christi shall monthly submit a statement to Mathis
indicating the quantity of water withdrawn by and sold to Mathis during the pre-
ceding meter reading cycle. Mathis shall render payments within 15 days of receipt
of said statement. Any clerical error or minor question regarding'said statement
will not be sufficient grounds to delay payment by Mathis to Corpus Christi. Any
such questions shall be promptly settled under the terms of this contract and by
the agreement of both parties hereto. Any adjustment in the amount paid as a
resu7 of such agreement shall be added to or deducted from the following month's
bill. Failure to pay the monthly billing within 30 days after such billing date
shall authorize Corpus Christi to discontinue furnishing water to Mathis. In
the event it becomes necessary to collect such charges through any court procedure,
Corpus Christi shall be entitled to also recover a reasonable attorney's fee.
And in the event it becomes necessary for Corpus Christi to stop the taking of
water, due to Mathis' failure to pay its water bills, Corpus Christi may require
the payment in advance of the monthly water bill based on the previous bill plus
any adjustments as.a condition to the resumption of furnishing water to Mathis.
13. Fixed Minimum Obligation: If Lake Corpus Christi is used as Mathis'
sole water supply source, Mathis is not obligated to purchase any minimum amount
of water in any billing month during the period of this contract but Mathis shall
pay to Corpus Christi beginning at the close of the first.billing cycle following
the month in which water is first taken by Mathis for use in its municipal system
of the City of Mathis, the minimum sum of $150 per month, regardless of whether or
not any water is used. If the payment due Corpus Christi from Mathis for water
withdrawn during the billing period under consideration exceeds $150, then payment
shall be made for the amount due. This minimum amount is intended to cover the
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costs of meter reading, testing, billing and other costs, which will continue
whether or not any water is withdrawn by Mathis.
Should Mathis supplement its water supply from some other source for purposes
other than municipal use not for resale, then Mathis shall pay an annual minimum
sum payable monthly at the rate of one - twelfth of said annual sum and calculated
by taking the average of the highest previous 3 calendar years or the previous
calendar year's consumption, whichever is higher, times 110% times $1,182,266
(the 1970 -86 average annual debt service for Lake Corpus Christi) divided by 116
MGD (2010 yield condition of the reservoir) times 365 days.
gallons consumed x 110% x $1,182,266
number of years = annual minimum
11 ,000,000 gallons per day x 365
The above minimum or the minimum in the published rate, whichever is lower, shall
apply. In no case will the minimum be less than $150 per month.
This minimum will be paid monthly with an annual final adjustment determined
at the close of each contract anniversary. The calculation of the annual minimum
shall be made simultaneously with the composite cost calculation as provided in
Section 11 hereof.
14. Restrictions on Resale: It is distinctly understood and agreed that
without prior written consent of Corpus Christi, Mathis shall not deliver or'sell
.water obtained under this contract to any other persons, firms, or corporations
except such persons, firms or corporations which are bona fide customers of the
water distribution system of Mathis and who do not resell such water, and Mathis
agrees to bind all of its customers to the effect that the stipulation contained
in this contract, not to resell water, shall be binding upon each of said customers,
including the further stipulation that should there be a shortage in the basic
supply of water which requires the restriction or curtailing of any consumer of
water,within'the'City limits of Corpus Christi that coincident with such restric-
tion or limitation within Corpus Christi, Mathis will limit and restrict all of
its customers to the same extent. This section expressly forbids the resale of
water by a customer of City of Mathis to any consumer without the written consent
to such resale by Corpus Christi. Approval by Corpus Christi shall not be
unreasonably withheld.
15. Relative Priority of Industrial Users: It is understood by the parties
hereto that industries outside of Corpus Christi and /or District have a lower water
use priority than industries inside Corpus Christi and /or District. It is agreed
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that any and all industrial users both inside and outside of Mathis which may be
supplied through the lines and distribution system of Mathis shall be subject to
and bound by the same provisions regarding priority of users of water as are
industrial users outside of Corpus Christi and /or District which are now or may
become users of water directly from Corpus Christi.
16. Water Rights: It is mutually agreed and understood that Corpus Christi.
shall have complete and exclusive rights to all water impounded by the Corpus
Christi reservoir (now Lake Corpus Christi) during the time this contract shall
remain in force. Corpus Christi binds and obligates itself, however, to take the
necessary actions within its power and to make the necessary applications to
obtain whatever additional water rights as might be necessary to adequately meet the
needs of its existing contracts, this contract with Mathis, and any future contrac-
tual obligations of Corpus Christi. It is also mutually agreed and understood that-
this contract is subject to Corpus Christi obtaining the necessary permission from
the Texas Department of Water Resources or other regulatory body having authority
over such matters to sell water to Mathis and Mathis agrees to support any future
Corpus Christi request to the Texas Department of Water Resources for said permit
or for any other water rights on the Nueces River. Should it develop that Mathis
requires.a permit to divert and transport the water sold to Mathis by Corpus
. Christi hereunder, Corpus Christi agrees to support the application by Mathis to
the Texas Department of Water Resources for such a permit.
17. Future Water Supply: Mathis agrees to cooperate with Corpus Christi in
investigating the need for, methods to obtain, and most advantageous construction
timetable for enlarged water supply facilities. If Corpus Christi determines that
it is necessary in order to accomplish such purpose to construct or reconstruct
channel or reservoir facilities requiring another cost element reflecting the
average. cost of-such additional water applicable to all raw water customers and
approved by the appropriate state agency, this contract shall terminate upon the
completion of those facilities unless one of the following conditions has first
been met:
(a) Mathis recognizes an additional element of cost of untreated
water to be calculated by dividing the total quantity of untreated water
used in each previous calendar year inside Corpus Christi or whatever
governmental subdivision has financed the new facilities into the total tax
revenue derived directly from such governmental subdivision for the purpose
of financing the new or reconstructed facilities. The figure thus arrived
at will be the new facility tax subsidy being paid by the taxpayer within
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Corpus Christi or the larger governmental subdivision financing the new
facilities. Payments to the Bureau of Reclamation and the Nueces River
Authority, operation and maintenance of the facility, and any tax subsidy
shall be included in this cost element. This additional cost element is thus
the fourth cost segment. Mathis agrees that this cost segment plus the three
cost segments (a), (b) and (c) specified in Section 11 above will, upon com-
pletion of the new facilities, become the basis for the price to be charged
by Corpus Christi to Mathis and will supersede any rate schedule in effect
at that time. In the event this fourth element becomes a part of the rate
structure, such revenue as is derived from this element will be disposed of
by agreement between the City and the District entered into at that time; or
(b) Mathis voluntarily joins whatever governmental subdivision, assuming
some other governmental subdivison than Corpus Christi, is financing the
new or reconstructed facility so that the tax base of Mathis will become a
portion of the tax base of the subdivision financing the new supply facilities
and whatever taxes are levied for the purpose of constructing or reconstructing
the new facilities will apply equally to property in Mathis and in such
governmental subdivision.
If Mathis elects to terminate this contract in lieu of compliance with subsection
(a) or (b), above, notice in writing by registered mail shall be given to Corpus
Christi at least 30 days before the bond or contract election for such facility
expansion or reconstruction, or no later than seven days after such bond or
contract election is officially called if the resulting period between official
call and election is less than 30 days. If Mathis does not elect to carry out
the provisions of subsection (b) above and notice of terminations is not provided
to Corpus Christi by Mathis, subsection (a) above will apply.
18. Right to Terminate Contract: If Mathis" need for water from Corpus
Christi- :should cease for a period of at least 30 days, then in such event,'Mathis-
may, by giving 30 days written notice, to Corpus Christi by registered mail cancel
and terminate this contract in its entirety. If Mathis should elect to give and
actually gives Corpus Christi said written notice, then after the expiration of
30 days from the date said notice is mailed to Corpus Christi as above provided, `
this contract and all of its provisions shall become null and void. If after 5
years from the date of this contract, Mathis has not provided Facilities for the
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taking of water under the terms hereof, Corpus Christi shall have the right to
cancel this contract by giving written notice to Mathis of such intention, or
Corpus Christi may, if it sees fit, extend the 5 -Year period for any additional
period or periods, retaining the right to terminate this contract at the end of
any such extended period until such time as Mathis may complete its Facilities and
begins taking the water after which Corpus Christi's right to terminate shall cease.
19. Force Majeure: If Corpus Christi should be prevented, wholly or in part,
from fulfilling its obligations under this contract by reason of any act of God,
unavoidable accident, acts of enemy, strikes, fires, floods, conservation of water
for those with superior and legal rights to such water, governmental restraint
or regulation, or other causes of force majeure, or by reason of circumstances
reasonably beyond its control, then the obligations of Corpus Christi to deliver
water to Mathis, as hereinabove provided, shall be temporarily suspended during
continuation of such force majeure. No damage shall be recoverable by Mathis
from Corpus Christi by reason of the temporary suspension of deliveries of water
due to any of the causes abovementioned. If Corpus Christi's obligation should
be affected by any such causes, Corpus Christi shall promptly notify Mathis in
writing, giving full particulars of such force majeure as soon as possible
after.the occurrence of the cause or causes relied upon. .
20. Assignability: Except for transfer to an organization created and
controlled by the City of Mathis, this contract may be assigned by Mathis only
with the written prior'consent of the governing body of Corpus Christi, but if
assigned, this contract shall be binding upon parties hereto as well as their
successors and assigns. Mathis hereby agrees that should District be in any way
consolidated with or absorbed by Corpus Christi that Corpus Christi will be
substituted in this contract in lieu of District wherever such word appears.
Term of Contract: Subject to the other terms hereof,,,�his contract
shall be perpetual.
22. Authority to Execute: In order to make this contract fully binding,
each of the parties has been duly. authorized hereunto and in the execution hereof
by proper ordinance or resolution of the respective governing body and certified
copies furnished by each party to the other party for attachment hereto. And
the written approval thereof by the governing body of the District and the Texas
Department of Water Resources shall likewise have been given through an appropriate
resolution, certified copies of which shall have been given to the Parties to this
contract.
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23. All Agreements Contained in This Written Instrument: It is agreed by
parties hereto that except for a real property lease agreement between District
and Mathis, this instrument contains in writing all of the agreements between
the parties hereto and that nothing( except those things required by law) not
incorporated herein or by reference shall be binding on the parties.
In Witness Whereof, the parties hereto have caused this instrument to be
executed in several counterparts, each copy of which so executed shall be considered
as an original, by their respective duly authorized representatives, this the
day of , 1977.
CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI CITY OF MATHIS
By RY
City Manager City Manager
ATTEST: ATTEST:
City Secretary City Secretary
APPROVED: APPROVED:
DAY OF , 1977: DAY OF 1977:
J. BRUCE AYCOCK, City Attorney
By
City Attorney
By
Assistant City Attorney
C��� -
• Director of Financ 4
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That the foregoing ordinance was read for the first time and passed to its
second reading on this theme'_ ISM- day of n „ &, 19 -1 or)_, by the
following vote:
Jason Luby
Eduardo de Ases
David Diaz t1�
Ruth Gill
Bob Gulley
Gabe Lozano, Sr.
Edward L. Sample
That the foregoing ordinance was read for A�sco time and passed to its
third reading on this theday of 197-7 , by the
following vote:
Jason Luby
Eduardo de Ases
David Diaz
Ruth Gill
Bob Gulley
Gabe Lozano, Sr.
Edward L. Sample
That the foregoing ordinance was read for the third time and passed finally
on this the_ILIN-day of_,5t4�t?vvbeti 19 7"1 by the following vote:
Jason Luby
Eduardo de Ases
David Diaz
Ruth Gill
Bob Gulley{
Gabe Lozano, Sr.__
Edward L. Sample
PASSED AND APPROVED, this the ( day of to 19'.
ATTEST:
<e
City Secretary'
APPROVED:
r�DAY OF , 1977
J. BRUCE AYCOCK, ITY ATTORNEY
By
Assistant C' Attorney
A r
MAYOR
THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
Tt�s of rdinance is in effect a:d
E force with or without the
signature of the Mayor, in
accordance with Article II
Section 6 of the City Chartez-.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me.this----- ..4• ............ day of-.--- -- .--S- flat- ambor----------- ------ 19---- 77. - -0.
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Eugenia 3; -Cortez F
a Notary 13ubli ueces,, County, Texas
PUBLIC NOTICE
!r Notice Is hereby given that a
t�ta•
City Council of the CIN of `
F Coryus Christl has, on 1M 31st `
deY d August, 1971, er9rowd r ' d n
on first reeding an ordmanca
.~Iztng the CIN ManagK to-
aotec Into a water- setesicntract
with the City of Mathis, Texas, .
the terms cf which are fully de•
of w� e
h le on file for Public In
spxtion in the Office of the City • , ,.
SecretarY.
Witness MY hand this 1st day . P
heptember, 19 s•Bili G. Reed
CIN Secretary
Corpus Christi, Texu
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