HomeMy WebLinkAbout03884 ORD - 09/29/1954A i, r - . , -_ .. .
AN ORDINANCE
AMENDING SECTION 50 (A) OF ARTICLE V OF ORDINANCE E NO.
2241, REGTCATING TRAFFIC UPON TfE PUBLIC STREETS, ALLEYS,
AND OTTER T?OROUGWARES INi TfE CITY OF C(FPU5 GI- RISTI,
T'E_XAS, AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE 2515 AND ORDINANCE NO,
BE IT ORDAINED BY TfE C17Y COUNCIL OF TfE CITY OF CORPUS C&ISTI,
TEXAS:
SECTION 1. That Section 50 (a) of Article V of Ordinance No.
2241 entitled "An ordinance amending Section 50 (a) of Article V of
Ordinance No. 2241, regulating traffic upon the public streets, alleys,
and other thoroughfares in the City of Corpus Christi, Texas, and fixing
penalty for violations and repealing all other ordinances and sections
of ordinances in conflict herewith; and declaring an emergency ", as
amended by Ordinance No, 2515 and Ordinance No. 3565, be amended so as
to include, in addition to the streets and portions thereof included in
Ordinance No. 2515 and 3565, the following streets and portions thereof:
[+AMIE OF SIREET ' SPEED LIMIT ' EFFECTIVE 'DIMES
East Shoreline Boulevard from
Furman hvenue to Carroll Street , 40 Miles per hour , At all times
Ocean Drive from Seaview Lane
South to the City Limits 45' Miles per hour ` At all times
SECTION 4. That Section 51 of Article V of said Ordinance Nb. 2241
be amended by adding the following streets at which a speed limit of 20
miles per hour shall be established:
Shoreline Pvenue from Bessie Street to Elm Street
Shoreline Avenue from Davis Street to Fogg Street
SECTION 3. The fact that it is imperative and necessary to the
public safety and general welfare to regulate the speed limit of motor vehicles
in tine particular areas designated above creates a public emergency and public
imperative necessity requiring the suspension of the Charter rule that no ordi-
nance or resolution shall be passed finally on the date it is introduced and
that such ordinance or resolution shall be read at three several meetings
of the City Council, and the Mayor having declared that such public emer-
gency and imperative necessity exist, and having requested that such Charter
rule be suspended, and that this ordinance bepassed finally on the date of
its introduction and take effect and be in full force and effect from and
after its passage, IT IS ACCOEMINGLY SO O[MAINM.
OASSEi AM AHROVED, This the daY of September, 1959,
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TU THE MEMBIMS OF VA—,. e; D' Y COUNC IL
Corpus Chxi,ii, Texas
Gentlemen'.
F*K the zna%,6n- lira r,'!ierqency clause of the
foregoing amdinancL' PuUle neressity exist
for the s w pens A ar of r t I-a=pt wr a rdi Ra nte
or resolution Shall Eta ;,A tare Fiat -!e it is tntradwaced,
and that such ordiaaqc zgc Ill a'e read a three meetings
of 'the City awacily 1, thejreiq)zt" �—,tby - that you a ,7_'-�'(! said
Charter rule or requirement and cilais am inazae.e finally an the date
it is introduced, or at 'hr, meeig.ow ) c of the City Council,
pe,'-'t E41 I Y,
The Charter rule was !:y %he ail lowing vote'.
V G. Callaway
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