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Home My WebLink About02860 ORD - 08/22/1950AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE CITY TO EXECUTE A QUITCLAIM DEED UNTO THOMAS S. BRANDON, OWNER, TO THE HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED TRIANGULAR PORTION OF LOTS 1 AND 2 OF THE FITCHUE PLACE ADDITION OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI (AT CORNER OF ALAMEDA AND AYERS STREET) FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION OF THE DEDICATION TO THE CITY FOR STREET AND OTHER MCNICIPAL PURPOSES OF A SIX FOOT EASEMENT AS SHOWN HEREIN AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF SETTLING ANY DISPUTE AND QUIETING ANY QUESTION REGARDING TITLE TO SAID PROPERTY THAT MIGHT ARISE BY VIRTUE OF THE ORIGINAL PLAT OF FITCHUE ADDITION FILED IN 1909 OR OTHER CLAIM WHICH HAS BEEN OR MIGHT BE MADE BY THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, AND FOR THE FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF THE AGREEMENT OF THE OWNER OF SAID PRO- PERTY TO VOLUNTARILY SET BACK HIS BUILDING LINE IN ACCORDANCE HEREWITH, COPIES OF WHICH DEED AMID DEDICATION ARE MADE A PART HEREOF AND ATTACHED HERETO; AND DECLARING AN ENER.- GENCY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS: SECTION 1. That the City Manager of the City of Corpus Christi, Texas be and he is hereby authorized and directed for and on behalf of the City to execute a quitclaim deed unto THOMAS S. BRANDON, owner, to the hereinafter described triangular portion of Lots 1 and 2 of the Fitchue Place Addition of the City of Corpus Christi, Texas (at the corner of Alameda and Ayers Streets), for and in consideration of the dedication to the City for street and other municipal purposes of a six (6) foot easement as shown herein, and for the purpose of settling any dispute and quieting any question regarding the title to said property that might arise by virtue of the original plat of Fitchue addition filed in 1909 or other claim which has been or might be made by the City, and for the further consideration of the agreement of the owner of said property to voluntarily set back his building line in accordance herewith, copies of which deed and dedication are made a part hereof and attached hereto, to -wit: C7-10 (40 QW1191sla 20-0—d TH7 MTE OF T72AS KNOW ALL MXI BY TH?St P27ISMITSt COMY OF MICAS That the City of Corpus Christi, Texas, a vInAIC17-ml corpor,-,tion, Omly Inaorroratr.li., 101(ler 71rti-f' 10:° of t ' lo 3 t:?" t - n Z T'. n s 1 0 "J"C C z folintu, Tni-". r t 1-1 throivlh ',;'. *3, Collicr, 11 t, Citv thr, Cit.- Council, for nr0. In cons IN arat ion o,' Or u. n.n I o t 11rl c o n m. I &e r at i o nu , t n it in F; I rime�or, lobt, of loitnty, LP'na V. 3 tlif, rp.coint of '1Iiirh is 'hnrrby 137M, IJuITIITA.1'7D, y t sp nrntr-to :Io 7-1111-14711 S" A-D Y0q"-v"I 'JITCLAIN lixto 0 7. -m Tin. T Dr f�n fl, C, r 11 1 t -rl t , t I t1 tmrant to nil tli,�t certqIr. trrct or rnrvn! o !. -1'' I.y1r.-I �"n;-! in ti,,r ty o� 111jeces, ltpt T nmd bein,,T nore 7n.rtionlirly described oz folloint A certain trlmnf,"Aar trnct alorw the fibnt of Lots One (1) and Two (2) 07 Bloc': 903 of the Fitchue Plrtca Addition, the Vvm % gnlad,171,aion sf' I Terr-,.ct Vlftitio!t 2, to tlqn'City n, Cor-!.ms Christi, fteces County, Tomas, RrI4, trin-rv°!AsT trAct furt'hrr Jlperrl-be4 �3 follotM1 2'ron nn iron -A-n at t:v, Soiithorr. ner C'. Lot onr. (1), so-nth 5�O e"" 4„014 "IeSt Vlftt bf-,Tlyld-f'T7 lln^? J. Gnr' (1) onp 'Mr.4 , rei'L tve,1v. '.'oPt (112') to P, '10i-t an the. boun(lary line or ua!6 Lot On C ( I ) 't "I ".t is shown on the original mtar 1�1n.t ar edict ?itchllir Place AU'itlqr. of recnr(." `'1 "n 1,101 I", In tiv,, Dead '-,)"Inty, Tems, to be the Soikthop.storn. c-:,-;ir,- 01 Lot one (1) for thc, Soiitberfi -�iast corrflr of this $3.1d triamn r�n .- ,,!I�r cormcr, el for V'le Point of 3w�- T1171TVII, ? .rther Solith 590 310 40" 'last Thirteen foot (1'7#) to & point for the 2 2 outher.storr eorner of said fornir7 the basp of v-,I, trmet, TRENCZ, North n* 64 West Twenty—five and five tenths toot (25-51 to a Point on the boundary line of IR14 Lot Two (2) for the Morthbrn most point of said triangular traot, thus fOrning the altitude or sec- ond side of said trlingular trmcQ THANCI, in a SonthnA7 Alrection mlonj.- tht line that S. &M on the orlZinal-, map or ylmt of SRIN'Titchop subuyWor of rocorA in Vol. 1, ptth It af'jh0_Dee? Racorb of Munecs Conaty, Tcrp' 5 to V the boundory line V W? Lotr An h) MI Two (2) back to thr Point a! 3ojjnnjn7 to :Orr, tai F" third Sian op sold trinninlyr trRct. �Ath M Ina zinan1mr Its ritht, tit!q intnorst, e5tato, 0110 on demnnd in and to the hirrEltaments and thereto in anywIte holonginq TO TATn AID TO RM The abnve relexam? r1shtc, kitsrs, Intarmsts, clains and 4enanEs, In nnd to slij strip if inna Ma tV aM Thonno S. BrAnCon Ana Qnn F. 2rordan, their heirn nK onnQns FORM3. It TnSTIMOVY MR20F, Witnenjeth the areentLon hnroof thlu M, of Aw-'utt' A. D. 1950. T11 CITY OF C01PUS MISTI City Hanager Aty AMOVID AS TO QGXL 70M, My PEPPY T27 3017 OF T%%AG COUNT; 0? Nuscus 31100 H% The undersigned authority, on this day rersonally appearma 1, M. Collier; the Mly antharinef City Mangler of the City of lorpuz Midi, Texas, a municipal corporation hnovn to m; to In t1i ;crzon 01 Micer whost nna; Is sobucrIbeJ to the !Vrcloino instrniont, sna to on that too Qrejoln!^ to thn at and aend of said City of Cornns Christ!, Rrd that he emncuted said Instrunnnt an the not ind dead of KV City for the purposes and const4erntion therein expressed, and In the emoacity lhertin stated. =Sr YJAV nt 7AND AND SMAI Or 0MC7, This the By of ,ust, A. 1% 1950- Notary Public, In and for nieces County, 1; Texts. SECTION 2. That the necessity for settling any dis- pute and quieting any question regarding title to said property that might arise creates a public emergency and imperative public necessity requiring the suspension of the Charter rule that no ordinance or resolution shall be passed finally on the day it is introduced and that such ordinance or resolu- tion shall be read at three several meetings of the City Council, and the Mayor, having declared that such emergency and necessity exist, requests that such Charter rule be sus- pended and that this ordinance be passed finally on the day it is introduced and take effect and be in full force and effect from and after its passage, IT IS ACCORDINGLY SO ORDAINW, PASSED AND APPROVED, this the j—day of August, 1950. C YOR P9 -re bt TTY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS City Secretary APPR 'D AS TO 7� AL FORM: City Attorney Corpus Christi, Texas L , 1950 TO THE °xMMERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL Corpus Christi, Texas Gentlemens For the reasons set forth in the emergency clause of the fore- going ordinance, a public emergency and imperative 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 that such ordinance or resolution shall be read at three meetings of the City Council; I, therefore, hereby request that you suspend said Charter rule or requirement and pass this ordinance finally on the date it is introduced, or at the present meeting of the City Council. Respectfully, R o -7 a YVL+ ?City7of Corpus Christi; Texas The Charter rule was suspended by the following vote: Leslie Wasserman Jack DeForrest /tip °�� Barney Cott Sydney E. Herndon George L. Lowman The above ordinance was passed by the following vote: Leslie tiaszerzaau Jack UeForrest Barney Cott Sydney E. Herndon George L. Lowman (� J