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Home My WebLink About02553 ORD - 07/12/1949AN ORDINANCE AUTBMIZffiG AND DIRECTING THE CITY MAHAGEg OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEAS. TO EXWM FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE CITY A CONTRACT FOR A CCIEUTE PURCHASE OF 8.88 ACRES OUT OF LOT P. SECTION B OF Tag PAISLEY *S SUBDIVISION OF THE HOFFWAN TRACT WITH EDWARD HENRY WARMS AND WIFE, LUCINDA HAARKINS AND GEORGE OLIVER WARMS AND WIFE, NORA WARMS, AND YEAGEH LEE MOMS AND WIFE, JENHIE DELLS MARKINS, FOR THE PURCHASE PRICE OF ELEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED FORTY FOUR AND N01100 DOLLARS ($11.544.00) AND PROVIDE FOR PAYMENT OUT OF BOND FOND N0. 295 °INFH@V81®T BCNDS- 1948 CONSTRUCTION FOND STORM 3=M IMPROVE- MENTS. "AND DECLARING AN ENEBGENCY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEAS. SECTION 1. That the City Manager of the City of Corpus Christi, Texas, be and he is hereby authorised and directed to execute for an on behalf of the City of Corpus Christi, Texas, a oontract for, and complete the purchase for drainage purposes of 8.88 acres of land, more or less, out of Lot 2, Section B of the Pai.slayis Subdivision of the Hoffman Tract, Nueoes County, Texas, with Edward Henry Mar7dns and wife, Lucinda Markin and George Oliver Markin and wife, Nora Narkiae, and Yeager Lee Markin and wife, Jerrie Della Markin, for the purchase price of ELEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED FORTY -FOUR AND H0/100 ($11,5"00) and make payment out of Bond Fund No. 295 "Improvement Bonds -1940 Construction Fund Storm Sewer impauvements" as more partioularily described in said contract, a copy of which is attacked hereto and made a part hereof and reads as followey to -wits x5553 auA"agrr T u r"u rn"rw ro"r Real Estate Sales Contract (Pro"fdW for TH& Immum) of Nusees County, Texas, for a oornor of the traoi'here-by ocnvayed, said point bears N. 61- - 49' - 40" W. 10 feet from the Northwest corner of said Partition of the Sarah Locher 4 acre Tract, Thence H. 280 - 10' - 20" E. with the Bast bound s2 line of Carroll Lana a gistenae of Be Past to a point for a corner of the treat hereby conveyed; Thence S. 61- - 49' - 40" E. parallel to the North line of the Partition of the Sarah Coeher 4 acra.Tract a distance of 89'2 M feet to a point, the beginning of a oirouldr'ontva to ther left whose radius to 307.34 feet and having a central angle of 610 - 04' - 15" for a corner of the tract hereby conveyed; Thence following the ass of said curve to the left a distance of 327.59 feet to a point for a corner of the tract hereby conveyed; Thence N. 32- - -53' - 55" W. a distance of 189.37 feet to.a point,- the beginning of a circular curve to the right whose radius is 200' and having a central angle of 42- for a corner of the tract hereby conveyed; Thence following the are of said curve to the right a distance of 146.61 feet to its intersection with a circular curve whose radius is 700 feet and having a central angle of 13- for a corner of the tract hereby conveyed; Thence in a Westerly direction with the Oro or said curve a distance of 158.82 feat to e point the beginning of a circular curve to the right whose radius is 150 feet and having a central angle of 900 for a corner of the tract hereby conveyed; Thence following the arc of said curve to the right s distance of 235.62 feet to the point of tangent to said curve for a corner of the tract hereby oon- voyed; Thence N. 28- - 10' - 20" S. a distance of 30 feet to a point in the North boundary line of Lot 2, Section B. Paisley's Subdivision of the Koffman Tract for a corner of the tract hereby conveyed; Thence S.: 61- - 49' 0400 E. with the North line of said Lot 2 section B a distance of 705 feet to the eoaaon' corner between Late 1 and 2, section 1!, and Lots 15 and 16, section I, Maley's subdivision of the Hoffman Tract a distance of 660 feet to a point for a corner of the tract hernia ooaveyed; Mume N. 610 - 49' - 40" W. with the North line of the Partition of the Sarah Cochor 4 acre Tract a distance of 1300 feet to the #lane of begianing containing 8.88 acres of land, morn or lass. m o.m. mmam im em.ms t.0 m' ran m am a Lmm m � °� (tai oliV eio8ye °�° • -i w. J;�, ".,ag re`ma.�mm m m.m 10. It to Dgreed awl underetooa that all expenses in connsatien c.,tt this deal are to be paid by `urchuser. 11. It le Of;Mod and understood that the closing of thin transaction le contlagent ui tl »n the ploolm of the Heal between Dollars and the Corpus chrls Indopsmdont - hoal ndstriet.on adjacent property. EKWU72D IN badku t% ropy f whlct to eoaaatvt" an original, "" cum the SLh � .�/ -in—Lys A. D. "L_ L x C � 1� Toe Gas*aoty gtr f Tr®k h. aetmomledgeg ypeeipt -"Mt mamey sd one fn Paragraph 4 hmed a"d epee" to assents tom treat for Loth hmeW, GUARANTY TMM AND TRURT GOAFANY Daftd Suly 1949 BBCTICH 2. The neeeeeity of protesting areas of the City of Corpus Christi,.Tesea, from stow waters by adequate atom sewers and drainage par the general welfare of its citizens Orestes a public ==%aaoy and public imperwUve necessity regnir- ing the suspension of the Charter rule that no ordiaucoe or resolut- ion Shall be passed finally an the date it is introduaed, and that ouch Orelnanga'ar resolution shad be read at three Several meetings Of the City Council, end the Ayor having declared that such public amergauOy and impe{ative necessity exist, and having required that each Charter rule be suspended, and that this Ordinenca be passed finally on the data of its introduction, tale effect and be in full force and affect from end after its passage, IT IS ACOMXNGLY 80 08➢AIM. PA8SW AM) APPROM this A 1 day of July, 1910. 8 City of Corpus Christi, Tease 1 1:41 m1a, P-Stv, r Corpus Christi, Texas July j2j, 1949 TC T—r 1':W M2 OF THE CITY CCLT,'C1L Corpus Christi, Texas Gentlenent For the reasons set forth in the mergency olause of the foregoing ordinance* a public emergency and imperetive necessity exist for the suspension of the Charter rule or requirement that no ordinance or resolution shall be passed finally on the date it is introduced, and tlut such ordinance or resolution shall be read at three neetingsof the City Co•.aciij 1, therefore, hereby request that you susncad said Charter rule or requirement and pass Chic ordinance finally on the date it is introduoed, or at the present meoting of the City Council. Eeapootfully, MOP. Cit, of Corpus Christi, Texas The Charter rule was suspended by the £ollowdng votet Leslie lgassermaa Jack- Do Forrest p10 Barney Cott Sydney E. Herndon Aj George L. Lawmen The above ordinance was passed by the following votes Leslie Waseerman Jack DeForrest Berney Cott - Sydney E. Herndon Warge L. Locroan �55L3