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CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
October 19, 1966
2:00 P. M.
PRESENT:
Mayor McIver Furman
Mayor Pro Tem Jack R. Blackmon
Commissioners:
Patrick J. Dunne
Dr. P. Jimenez
Ken McDaniel
Ronnie Sizemore
Wm. H. Wallace
City Manager Herbert W. Whitney
City Attorney I. M. Singer
City Secretary T. Ray Kring
Mayor Pro Tem Jack R. Blackmon called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Mayor Pro Tem Blackmon in the absence of the
invited Guest Chaplain.
City Secretary T. Ray Kring called the roll of those in attendance.
The Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of October 12, 1966, were
approved as furnished to the Council.
Mayor Pro Tem Blackmon read and presented proclamations relative to the
following: CLEANER AIR WEEK in Corpus Christi, the week of October 23 through
29, 1966, soliciting the cooperation of the citizenry in avoiding undue
emission of particulate matter or gases from industrial and commercial operations,
open and improper burning of trash, poorly adjusted heating systems and appli-
ances; CREDIT UNION DAY in Corpus Christi, October 20, 1966, urging citizens to
give recognition to the many benefits brought to them through credit unions,
received by Mr. Eugene Hybner; PINAFORE DAY in Corpus Christi, October 27, 1966,
directing attention of the citizenry who have had the good fortune of not being
around the hospitals to observe the ladies in "pinafores," and the superb services
being rendered the public received by Mrs. Alfred F. Freeman and Mrs. Thomas
Groner; UNITED NATIONS DAY in Corpus Christi, October 24, 1966, annual observance to
re -affirm faith in fundamental human rights, and to maintain peace in the world;
and NAVY DAY in Corpus Christi, October 27, 1966, calling upon citizens to take
part in appropriate observance of this day through the many channels open to
them, to be received by Mr. Dick Dorn.
Mayor Furman reported at the meeting.
Mayor Pro Tem Blackmon recognized the Student Council from Incarnate Word
Academy High School and their sponsor, Sister Theresa Ann, and read and presented
Certificates of Attendance to Laura Haffner, Linda Caldwell, Susan Hoban, Theresa
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Kajs, Sally Victor, and Nancy Wesson.
Mayor Furman announced the opening of bids.
Bids were opened and read for the proposed Cole Park Storm Sewer extension from the
following firms: Heldenfels Brothers, Slovak Brothers, Inc., and Fisher &
Winfield.
The foregoing bids were tabled for 48 hours as required by the City Charter
and referred to the City Manager for recommendation and tabulation.
Mayor Furman announced the pending item of Zoning Application #966-4, The
Annaville Church of Christ, for change of zoning from "R -1B" One -Family Dwelling
District to "B-1" Neighborhood District on Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5, Block 1, May-
field Addition, and Lots 1 and 2, Block D, Annaville Addition #2, on which public
hearing was held October 12, 1966.
City Manager Whitney read a recommendation from the Zoning and Planning Staff
that the zoning be denied but in lieu thereof a Special Permit be granted for the
operation of a funeral home and ambulance service including all such business
concerned with the care and disposal of the human dead, religious services,
transportation of the sick and wounded, and all such pre -need services as required
and requested by the patrons of such establishment; and further, that the permit
have no time limit but that it be tied to a site plan showing proposed present
and future construction; and finally, that the entire area be subject to the
limitations of the '1B-1" Neighborhood Business District; that all structures
comply with the building codes; that side and rear yard setbacks comply with
the 'R -1B" One -Family Dwelling District, and that off-street parking be restricted
to one (1) space per five (5) seats in the chapel with a minimum of thirty (30)
spaces.
Motion by Blackmon, seconded by Dunne and passed that the foregoing recom-
mendation be concurred in that a Special Council Permit be granted for the
operation of a funeral home and ambulance service on Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5, Block
1, Mayfield Addition and Lots 1 and 2, Block D, Annaville Addition #2.
Mayor Furman called for the City Manager's Reports.
Motion by Jimenez, seconded by Dunne and passed that the City Manager's
Reports be accepted and that the recommendations and requests be approved and
granted as follows:
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a. That the bid award for four items of Stainless Steel Sheets, consisting
of 48 - 36" x 120" Sheets; 1,190 3/8" x 16" Rods; 2,400 3/8" Hex Nuts and 2,400
7/16"I. D. x 2" 0. D. x 1/16" Washers, be made to Associated Steel Company of
Houston on the basis of low bid meeting specifications in the amount of
$3,498.22 (Bid Tabulation #44)
b. That the City Manager be authorized to execute a renewal agreement and
contract employing Tom Lawrence as Golf Professional at the Oso Municipal Golf
Course with a salary increase from $200 to $400 a month; and leasing the Golf
Shop and Cafe of said Golf Course for a period of three years for and in con-
sideration of the compensation to the City of five percent of all gross receipts
derived;
c. That the plan submitted by the Public Works Department to delineate
the eastern -most limits of the City according to Ordinance No. 8038 by use of
floating fibreglassed styrofoam bouys with concrete anchors at a cost of $2,275.00,
be approved;
d. That Section 9-8 of the City Code be amended changing the rates and
rental fees for the use of the Barge Dock as follows: Barges, $10.00 per day or
fraction thereof; Drilling Rigs, $20.00 per day or fraction thereof; Barge Tenders,
$10.00 per 6 -hour period but not exceeding 6 hours; Surface Space, $.01 per square
foot per day with a $5.00 per day minimum charge for any day or part thereof after
the first 24 hours (no charge for the first
there shall be no reduction in the rates or
Barge Dock by the month; (See Ord. #8219)
e. That the date of November 16, 1966
zoning case;
f. That the date of November 16, 1966,
appeal of Mrs. M. W. Clark et al, from the
Commission granting a special Use Permit to
g. That the date of November 2,
Cole Park Hydraulic fill project;
h. That the date of November 9,
street name changes;
i. That the date of November 2,
24 hours or less of a day) and that
rentals charged for the use of the
be set for public hearing on one
be set for public hearing on the
decision of the Zoning and Planning
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sheets;
1966, be re -set for receiving bids on the
1966 be set for public hearing on various
1966, be set for public hearing on a
request to close a portion of Lewis Street.
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City Secretary Kring read the captions of ordinances appearing on the agenda
items "a" through "j", (Ordinances #8209 - 16 Inclusive)
City Manager Whitney called the attention of the Council to the Ordinance
listed on the Agenda for third and final reading as Item "d", relative to
amending Subsection "A" of Section VI, of Ordinance No. 4168, referred to as
the Platting Ordinance, in connection with off-site improvements, and pointed
out that he had had a telephone call from Charles Jackson, Chairman of Zoning
and Planning Commission, and other citizens and developers who are affected
by this ordinance, stating that they were not sufficiently notified and were not
aware of the contents of the ordinance. Mr. Whitney suggested that third and
final reading of the ordinance be deferred and that it be referred to the Plats
Committee of the Zoning and Planning Commission for further consideration, and
that possibly a public hearing would be in order.
Mr. John Zerr, former Chairman of the Zoning and Planning Commission, appeared
and expressed disapproval of the proposed ordinance, and stated that most people
associated with subdividing and development were not aware of the proposal; that
it did not go through the Planning Commission; that the proposed amendment could
have far reaching effects resulting in hardships and inequities to individual
homeowners. Mr. Zerr pointed out that if a homeowner on an unplatted lot decides
to add to his house, he is required to plat the property; that in the proposed
ordinance the policy would be that if the street is narrower than called for in
the City Street Plan, then the homeowner would not only have to give right of way
but put money in a special fund to pay for the eventual improvement. Mr. Zerr
further stated that he does not approve of the existing ordinance regarding
assessment procedure;that he does not feel that residential property owners should
be assessed for improvements of arterial streets; that they do not want the
additional traffic and that the property is not enhanced in value.
Mr. Jack Ryan appeared and concurred in the remarks made by Mr. Zerr.
Mayor Furman pointed out that the purpose of reading an ordinance three times
is to give the Public an opportunity to express their views before it is passed
finally.
Commissioner McDaniel stated that there was merit in the statements of
Mr. Zerr and Mr. Ryan, and that possibly new policies should be set, and that
the ordinance should have further consideration.
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Motion by Blackmon, seconded by Dunne and passed that the third and final
reading of the Ordinance appearing on the agenda as Item "d" amending Ordinance
No, 4168 referred to as the platting ordinance, be deferred and referred to the
Plats Committee of the Zoning and Planning Commission for further consideration,
and that a recommendation be forwarded to the Council within a reasonable length
of time.
ORDINANCE NO. 8209
APPROPRIATING OUT OF NO. 220 STREET BOND IMPRO'''EMENT FUND THE SUM OF $237,275
FOR THE ACQUISITION OF NINE PARCELS OF PROPERTY FOR RICHT OF WAY REQUIRED BY
THE STATE OF TEXAS AND APPLICABLE TO PROJECT NO. 220-56-24.3 CROSSTOWN EXPRESSWAY,
HIGHWAY #286, A COPY OF WHICH PARCEL LIST IS ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART
HEREOF; AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE REAL ESTATE SALES
CONTRACTS, FOR AND ON LdALF OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, FOR THE ACQUISITION
OF SAID PARCELS, WHEN AND ONLY WHEN THE PURCHASE PRICE IS WITHIN THE "APPROVED
VALUE" AS DETERMINED BY THE STATE; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY,
The Charter rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance was passed by the
following vote Furman, Blackmon, Dunne, Jimenez, McDaniel, Sizemore, and
Wallace, present and voting "Aye",
ORDINANCE NO. 8210
AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, ADOPTED ON THE 27TH
DAY OF AUGUST, 1937, APPEARING OF RECORD IN VOLUME 9, PAGES 565, ET SEQ OF THE.
ORDINANCE AND RESOLUTION RECORDS, AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 6106, AS AMENDED,
UPON APPLICATION OF FLATO BROTHERS INCORPORATED AND CONSOLIDATED INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES, BY AMENDING THE ZONING MAP BY CHANGING THE ZONING OF LOTS 29 AND 30,
BLOCK 3, TROPIC PARK, IN THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, NUECES COUNTY, TEXAS, FROM
"R -1B" ONE FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT TO "B-1" NEIGHBORHOOD BUSINESS DISTRICT;
KEEPING IN EFFECT ALL OTHER PROVISIONS OF THE EXISTING ORDINANCE, AS AMENDED;
REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance was passed by the
following votes Furman, Blackmon, Dunne, Jimenez, McDaniel, Sizemore, and
Wallace, present and voting "Aye".
ORDINANCE NO. 8211
THIRD READING DEFINING "MILK" AND CERTAIN "MILK PRODUCTS", "MILK PRODUCER",
"PASTEURIZATION", ETC,; PROHIBITING THE SALE OF ADULTERATED AND MISBRANDED
MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS; REQUIRING PERMITS FOR THE SALE OF MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS;
REGULATING THE INSPECTION OF DAIRY FARMS AND MILK PLANTS, AND THE EXAMINATION,
LABELING, PASTEURIZATION, DISTRIBUTION AND SALE OF MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS;
PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF FUTURE DAIRY FARMS AND MILK PLANTS, AND THE
ENFORCEMENT OF THIS ORDINANCE; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR PENALTY.
The foregoing ordinance was read for the third time and passed finally by the
following vote: Furman, Blackmon, Dunne, Jimenez, McDaniel, Sizemore, and
Wallace, present and voting "Aye"
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October 19, 1966
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SECOND READING AMENDING SECTION 24-55 OF THE CORPUS CHRISTI CITY CODE, 1958,
AS AMENDED, DEALING WITH OPERATIONS FOR PRODUCTION OF OIL AND GAS, BY SUBSTI-
TUTION OF THIS ORDINANCE AND REPEALING SECTION 7 OF ORDINANCE N0. 2818 PASSED
AND APPROVED ON JULY 11, 1950, ORDINANCE N0. 2953, PASSED AND APPROVED ON
DECEMBER 19, 1950, ORDINANCE N0. 7201, PASSED AND APPROVED ON APRIL 22, 1964,
AND ORDINANCE NO. 7715, PASSED AND APPROVED ON SEPTEMBER 8, 1965, ORDINANCE.
NO. 7983, PASSED AND APPROVED ON APRIL 20, 1966, ORDINANCE NO. 7999, PASSED
AND APPROVED ON APRIL 27, 1966, AND ORDINANCE N0. , PASSED AND APPROVED
ON JUNE 1, 1966, EACH OF WHICH AMENDED SAID SECTION 7 OF SAID ORDINANCE N0.
2818 (SECTION 24-55 CORPUS CHRISTI CITY CODE, 1958, AS AMENDED) SO AS TO
PROVIDE SPECIAL PROVISIONS RELATIVE TO CORPUS CHRISTI BAY, NUECES BAY AND
LAGUNA MADRE.
The foregoing ordinance was read for the second time and passed to its
third reading by the following vote: Furman, Blackmon, Dunne, McDaniel,
Sizemore, and Wallace, present and voting "Aye". Jimenez voted "Nay".
ORDINANCE N0. 8212
CLOSING THE WEST 15 FEET OF THE RIGHT OF WAY OF DENVER STREET, BEING THAT PORTION
WHICH ABUTS LOT 9-A (A REPLAT OF LOTS 9 TO 15, INCLUSIVE), BLOCK 115, DIRECTORS
ADDITION TO THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, NUECES COUNTY, TEXAS, SUBJECT TO THE
RETENTION OF SAID 15 FEET AS A UTILITY EASEMENT; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance was passed by the
following vote: Furman, Blackmon, Dunne, Jimenez, McDaniel, Sizemore, and
Wallace, present and voting "Aye".
ORDINANCE NO. 8213
CLOSING A PORTION OF HILLCREST STREET, FROM ANTELOPE FRONTAGE ROAD TO THE ALLEY
SOUTH OF ANTELOPE, MORE FULLY DESCRIBED HEREINAFTER, LOCATED IN THE CITY OF CORPUS
CHRISTI, NUECES COUNTY, TEXAS, SUBJECT TO THE RETENTION BY THE CITY OF A 10 -FOOT
EASEMENT FOR AN EXISTING 6 -INCH SANITARY SEWER LINE; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance was passed by the
following vote: Furman, Blackmon, Dunne, Jimenez, McDaniel, Sizemore, and Wallace
present and voting "Aye".
ORDINANCE NO. 8214
AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE, FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE
CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, AN AGREEMENT AND CONTRACT WITH TOM LAWRENCE,
EMPLOYING SAID TOM LAWRENCE AS GOLF PROFESSIONAL AT A SALARY OF $400.00 PER
MONTH AT THE OSO MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE; LEASING TO SAID TOM LAWRENCE THE GOLF
SHOP AND CAFE LOCATED AT THE SAID OSO MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE FOR A PERIOD OF
THREE YEARS FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION OF THE COMPENSATION TO THE CITY OF FIVE
PERCENT (5X) OF ALL GROSS RECEIPTS DERIVED THEREFROM, AND UNDER THE TERMS AND
CONDITIONS OF SAID LEASE, A COPY OF WHICH LEASE IS ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A
PART HEREOF; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance was passed by the
following vote: Furman, Blackmon, Dunne, Jimenez, McDaniel, Sizemore, and
Wallace, present and voting "Aye".
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RESOLUTION NO. 8215
AGGRESSIVELY SUPPORTS IMPROVEMENT IN STATE LAWS THAT WILL PERMIT CITIES TO
BROADEN THEIR TAX BASE AND DEVELOP A SOUND MUNICIPAL REVENUE POLICY FROM WHICH
AMPLE REVENUES CAN BE PRODUCED WITH REASONABLE EQUITY, RELIABLE STABILITY, AND
DESIRABLE ECONOMY OF ADMINISTRATION AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter rule was suspended and the foregoing resolution was passed by
the following vote: Furman, Blackmon, Dunne, Jimenez, McDaniel, Sizemore, and
Wallace, present and voting "Aye".
ORDINANCE NO. 8216
CLOSING AND ABANDONING A STRIP OF LAND APPROXIMATELY 50 FEET IN WIDTH, EXTENDING
FROM EVERHART ROAD TO ROBERTS DRIVE, LYING BETWEEN LOTS 1 TO 11, INCLUSIVE,
BLOCK 2, AVALON PLACE SUBDIVISION, IN THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, NUECES COUNTY,
TEXAS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance was passed by
the following vote: Furman, Blackmon, Dunne, Jimenez, McDaniel, Sizemore, and
Wallace, present and voting "Aye".
Mayor Furman declared a brief recess before the scheduled public hearing at
3:00 p.m. on Paving Assessments for Brawner Parkway, Willow and Pecan Street
Improvements.
Commissioners Dunne and Blackmon departed the meeting at this time.
Mayor Furman reconvened the meeting, and announced the Council would now
hold the public hearing scheduled for 3:00 p.m. on assessments for the improve-
ment of Brawner Parkway, from Carroll Lane to Dakin Place; Willow Street from
150 feet South of Harris Drive to the South Lane of Brawner Parkway; and Pecan
Street from Willow Street to Carroll Lane; explained that each member of the
Council had been presented with a Preliminary Assessment Roll; and that Tom
McDowell, Assistant City Attorney, would conduct the public hearing.
Mr. McDowell, Assistant City Attorney, explained the purpose of the public
hearing and stated that the Staff would offer testimony from the City Engineer,
and evaluation testimony from a real estate appraiser, to substantiate the
assessments which appear on the Preliminary Assessment Roll, and that the hearing
was to form a basis on which the Council, acting as a legislative body, would
determine or establish the assessments on the abutting properties.
Mr. James K. Lontos, City Engineer, presented the plans for the proposed
street improvements; testified to the nature, extent and specifications; that
the total cost of the construction is $53,280.70; that $32,810.28 is to be borne
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by the City, and that assessments to the property owners are in the amount of
$20,470.42. He further explained that the general width of the streets proposer
to be improved will be 31 feet back to back of curbs, 7" lime stabilized clay;
21" type "A" and 1'" type "D" asphaltic concrete road surface with a 4 foot
wide 4" thick reinforced concrete sidewalk on the south side of Brawner
Parkway; that Pecan Street shall have the specified width with 6" compacted sub••
grade, 8" compacted caliche base, prime coat and 1" type "D" asphaltic Concrete
road surface, and on either side a 4 foot wide 4" thick reinforced concrete
sidewalk; that all streets shall have 6" thick reinforced concrete drivewavt
to a width and location as shown on the plans; that pro rata share of assessment:
rates have been calculated by applying the unit prices obtained by bids to the
calculated quantities for the improvements abutting the property.
Harold Carr testified as to his background and experience which he felt
qualified him as a real estate appraiser for all types of properties in this
City; testified that he had personally viewed and understood the extent and
specifications of the proposed improvements; that he had personally viewed
within the past week the preliminary assessment roll and each of the properties
to be assessed; and that in his opinion, each of the properties so assessed wa^.3
be enhanced in value at least to the extent of the proposed assessments, with.
the following exceptions, for which he recommended reductions:
Item #5, Dr. W. R. Bane, Lot A, C, D, Sarah Gocher Subdivision,Willow Stz:-: t
(100% assessed); -
Item #6, Dr. W. R. Bane, Lot B, Sarah Gocher Subdivision,Willow Street (507,
assessed);
Item #7, James E. Loomis, Lot 11 - Blk 2, Belleview Addition, Willow Street;
Item #9, Robert & Ruth Vogel, Lot L, Travis Subdivision (70.43% on Willow
Street) Harris Drive;
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Item #11, Kenneth 0. Whitley, Lot 1, Block 4, Belleview Addition, Dalraida
Street (58.5% assessed);
Item #13, J. 0. Burnett, Lot K, Travis Subdivision, Harris Drive (73.03%
Assessed on Willow);
Item #14, Ada Mae Smith, Lot E, Sarah Gocher Subdivision, Dalraida Street;
Mayor Furman stated he would call the names of the property owners as they are
listed on the assessment roll and invited each property owner to state his approve➢.
or objection to any of the proposed improvements or assessments to his property,
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The following persons appeared.
John A. Mingle, Item #12, Lot 1, Block 3, Belleview Additat, Drive,
appeared and stated that he approved of the paving project; has no tompikant as
to the assessment, and is anxiously awaiting its completion;
Mr. W. H. Ellis, Item 19, Lot 12, Block 3, Carroll Lane Park. #1, (Paean
Street - Willow Street Northside) appeared and queotioned the. $6,8$ rate. Mr.
Ellis was advised that the rate had been corrected on the asseesent rc71
read $5.04;
Mrs, L. E. Paradee, Item #2Q, Lot 13, Block 3, Carroll La ?ark 11 (Paton
Street - Willow Street Northside), appeared and objected to the paving as.ess-
ment, stating that she could not afford it at this time;
Mr. Gordon Albert, representing Mrs. Steve Richter, Item #21., Lot 14,
Block 3, Carroll Lane Park #1 (Pecan Street - Willow Street Northside), appeared
and stated that Mrs. Richter thought the assessment to be excressive;
Vernon W. Ellis, Item #26, Lot 3, Block 2, Carroll Lane Perk #1 (Pecan
Street - Willow Street Northside) expressed the opimj.on that thh assessment is
too high; that he had understood that his share. would be arahna 3400.00 bot ha
is now informed that it is $595.11; and that he does not oblatt to the paving,
only the amount of the assessment;
Mr. 1. A. Kavasar, Item #27, Lot 2, Block. 2, CaTroll Lase Po ,:c Al, (Pecan
Street - Willow Street Northside), stated that the anst!.!.aments are
excessive, but that he is not objecting to the paving.
No ane else appeared to be heard in connection with the prapatad straat
impxbvements.
Motion by Jimenez, seconded by Wallace and pad that the hlring be closed,
Motion by Wallace, seconded by Jimenez and passed that the assessmamts for
the improvement of Brawner Parkway, from Carroll Lane to Daktri Plate; Willow
Street from 150 feet South of Harris Drive to the South Lane of BrEwner Parkway,
and Pecan Street from Willow Street to Carroll. Lane, be approved as submitted
and modified by the appraiser Mr. Carr, aad as appears on the ioa1A,7ses5ment
ORDINANCE NO. 8217
CLOSING THE PUBLIC HEARING ON IMPROVEMENTS OF BRAWNER PARKWAY FROM CARROLL LANE
TO DAKIN PLACEWILLOW STREET FROM 150 FEET SOUTH OF HARRIS DRIVE TO THE SOUTH
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LANE OF BRAWNER PARKWAY, AND PECAN STREET FROM WILLOW rRET aC,
FINDING AND DETERMINING THATPROPERTY ABUTTING SAID SMEET.2 WI:FL
BENEFITTED AND ENHANCED IN VALUE IN EXCESS (Yk CS T (q TILL f,il',PCOY/ratl:lfli-:,,
LEVYING AN ASSESSMENT FOR PAYMENT; FIXING A CHARGE AND LUX, PROVIDTAl Ka,
ASSIGNABLE CERTIFICATES, THE MANNER AND TIME OF PAMENT A11 COLLECTIa AMD.
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter rule was suspended and the. foregoing m:'diane pv:!sei
icilowing vote Furman, Jimenez, McDaniel, SizenoTe, and T4-allae.
voting 'Ave". Blackmon and Dunne wereabsent.
ORDINANCE NO. F2I8
AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER, I,OE AND ON K;f:ALV CR 17B 'JLTY
CORPUS CHRISTI, TO EXECUTE A CONTRACT WITH FOWCO CONTKUCTICN
CONSTRUCTION OF BRAWNER PARKWAY, WILLOW AND PECAN STREET: IMI'RMSMTS, PROJECT
NO, 220-61-43; APPROPRIATING OUT OF NO, 220 STREET 7_i0AD ?[b
$59,000.00 OF WHICH AMOUNT $53,280.70 IS FOR UE CONSTRUCTION CO.TNTRAfj
$5,719.30 IS FOR CONTINGENCIES, INCLUDING ENGINEERTNG, LA3CiATIAY. TESTING,
LEGAL ADVERTISING, AND EXPERT WITNESS FEES; AND DECLARING A EIK6RGZNC;Y.
The Charter rule was suspended and the foregoing ordimeade was wAssea 1,y the
following vote Furman, Jimenez, McDaniel, Sizemore, and -Wallace pteannr. Ana
voting "Aye". Blackmon and Dunne were absent.
ORDINANCE NO, 8219
AMENDING THE, CORPUS CHRISTI 011'? NODE, 19.58, Al AMSAN ACWC-YiK
9-8 THEREOF BY AMENDING THE CHARGES AND FEES YOR UTNE CiT TUN BARGE DOG4Q
PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION; AND DECLARING AN EGERGENCY.
The Charter rule was suspended and. the. rnrenlirg orsr.a.r.nre rear perrul. end
following vote Furman, Jimenez, McDaniel, Sizem(fg:e, vdd. VNJIre.
voting "Aye". Blackmon and DunnP,:,
Motion by. Sizemore, seconded by jimeneb and patresa UP.or as =tan. tnre
information as is practical to provide, referned zo in .i';',64tV.1.
of October i7, 1966, addressed. to City Manager Whitnzy,
Christi Marina. development, be complieo. and made arrailhaie tUr the ta dards
of Engineers.
There being no further business to tome befntn the CouAc,art, thn meeting was
adjourned