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SURVEY F ..'r F KE 2EPORT9 A; a) r U dtl JAT I OIVS FG,, THE
CI "iY U; Til'i= DESIr;i'— ILI i( A',!J FEASIJILITY OF JETT Ii!'A LIP TI'i'_
ac JIC-L FU IIZ CITY INVOLVI IG THE CGfSCLI-
DATION' OF ITS i'Ai'r':TFIlAlIICE IV D 4JAREHGUSC FACILITIES FOk ITS
SEVERhIL D i FFERE'r.'' T J I V IS I UIS AI;D )EPARTMENTS, FCR A11D IN
CU:dS I I Gi! OF T: IE 'i c.2i - !J C iJJ I T I UPI:i OF Si'% I J MI—RC-
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DL A „lily i'iE,ZGENCY.
hE IT 01;JAIiNED EY TIFIE CITY COUICiL OF THE CITY OF CU;PUS CIIRISTI,
TEXAS:
SECTION 1. THAT THE CITY i'- iACAGEPt OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CH17I9T1, FOR
AND JII ;]EHALF OF SAID CITY, IS HEiZE_?Y 1,UTHORIZED AND DIRECTED TO EXECUTE
C.,!,T,tACT UITFI 'LUCHLi AIJD .,AISI-ATH, IiIC ., C01'ISULTING ENu I!`!E EiIS, WHET =,..Y THE
_.. ,-II1EEt;S AC AEC TL NA :'Z A STUDY „1:7 SU.,VEY ..7dD PREPA,iE 11EF02TS AND PoEC(yP4 dEfl ❑ATI C:IS
FOR TFi'E CITY O1: THE DESIRADIUTY PMD FEASIJILITY OF SETTING UP THE CEP:TRAL SERVICIE
CENTEIC FO.”, THE CITY INVOLVING THE COISOLIDATIO! OF ITS MAINTENAHCE AND. MAf2EHOUSE.
7:.CI'-1T)E3 FO!'. ITS .,EVEHAL DIFFLfRFNT DIVISIONS A,ID DEPA!CTI•iEATS, FGR AIID If!
CCIISIUE. ;ATIOPI OF THE TER;e!S %ND CONDITIONS OF SAID CONTi;:.CT, f, COPY OF WHICH IS
ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A P.',RT HEREOF.
SECTION E. THAT THERE IS HERESY APPiLQPP:IATED THE SUVA OF q ,000.00
OUT OF THE 'EP1E!;GENCY Al'8D iION— kRECUF,r',INa ACCOUNT" IN THE GEHE'AL FUND FOR SUCH
STUDY ARID SURVEY OF SAID IENCINEE {;S.
SECTIGII " THE IIECESSITY FGIt ENTEFiI.'IG INTO THE COVITRACT DES 13ED
IN SECTION 1 HEREOF, CREATES A PUDLIC EtiERGENCY AND All IMPERATIVE PUSLIC
NECESSITY REQUIf;ING THE SUSPENSION OF THE CFIAP:TEI: MULE THAT id0 OR
RESOLUTIOIi SHALL HE PASSED FINAALLYOd THE DATE OF ITS 1:!TRODUCTICM AI';D THAT
SUCH OhDINANCE OR RESOLUT1071 SHALL 'BE READ AT THREE SEVEf',AL NEETIFNGS OF THE
CITY COUNCIL, AHD THE P; YOR, HAVING DECLARED SUCH IFMERr Et;I;Y AHD NECESSITY
TO EXIST, 'tEQUZSTIH3 THE SUSPEN3I0!1 OF SAID (CHARTER RULE AND THAT THIS 1e2DI-
4ANCE SE PASSED FINALLY ON THE DATE OF ITSMTf2ODUCTIOH AND TA:, EFFECT AND
HE IN FULL FOf:CE AIID EFFECT Fl:Oi-0 AND AFTER ITS PASSAGE, IT IS ACCORDINGLY
PAJSLD AND APPR'NED, TFIIS THE DAY OF JULY, X975.
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CONTRACT FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING
SERVICES
STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF RLIECES Q
THIS CDNYRACT FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES MADE THIS
1ST DAY OF JULY, 1955, BY AMD BETWEEN THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS.
A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION LOCATED AND S TUATFD IN NUECES Cbl)UTY, TEXAS.HE.RG-
INAFTER CALLED CITY. AND BLUCHER AND NAISMITH INC., LONSULTINta ENGINEERS,
WITH OFFICES IN CORPUS CHPI5TI, TEXAS. HEREINAFTER CALLED Y_NGINEERS.
w I T N E S 5 E T N:
1. THE ENGINEERS AGREE TO MAKE A STUDY AND SURVEY AND PRE-
PARE REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE CITY ON THE DESIRABILITY AND
FEASIBILITY OF SETTING UP A CENTRAL SERVICE CENTER FOR TNC CITY, INVOLVING
THE CONSOLIDATION Of 17S MAINTENANCE AND WAREHOUSE FACILITIES FOR ITS
SEVERAL DIFFERENT DIVISIONS AND DEPARTMENTS. HEREINAFTER SPECIFIED IN
NOR: DETAIL FOR THE CONSIDERATIONS HEREINAFTER EXPRESSED.
2. ENGINLERS AGREE TO COMPLETE SAID STUDY AND SURVEY, AND
TENDER ITS REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE CITY BEFORE OR UPON THE
EXPIRATION Of ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY (100) DAYS AFTER THE EXECUTION Of THIS
CONTRACT.
3. IT IS AGREED CITY IS TO BECOME OWNER OF ALL DOCUMENTS, IN-
CLUOINO ORIGINAL DRAWINGS, ESTIMATES, SPECIFICATIONS, FIELD NOTES, DATA.
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS PREPARED DY ENGINEERS 1N ACCORDANCE WITH THE
PROVISIONS HEREOF.
{. IT IS FURTHER AGREED THAT UPON THE COMPLETION Of SAID
SURVEY, STUDY, REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS, THAT, IF CITY FOLLOWS SUCH
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS AS SUBMITTED BY ENGINEERS, AND SUBSEQUENTLY
AWARDS CONTRACTS FOR THE PREPARATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF PHYSICAL FACILI-
TIES FOR THE CONSOLIDATION OF ITS MAINTENANCE AND WAREHOUSE OPERATIONS.
SUBSEQUENT SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS AND CONTRACTORS SHALL BE PERMITTED TO USE
ALL DOCUMENTS, DRAWINGS, ESTIMATES, SURVEYS, FIELD NOTES, DATA, STUDIES,
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SURVEYS. REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS HEREWITH CONTRACTED FOR, BUT CITY
AGREES SUCH SUBSEQUENT BIDDERS AND CONTRACTORS SMALL DE PUT ON NOTICE
THAT THE STANDARD ARCIIITFCT5* FEES SMALL BE DECREASED IN THE AMOUNT OF
TEN PER CENT 00%� OF SUCH 5T,00ARR FEE IN CONSIDERATION FOR THE AVAIL-
ABILITY AND USE OF SAID DOCUMENTS, DRAWINGS, ESTIMATES, SPECIFICATIONS,
FIELD NOTES. DATA, STUDIES, SURVEYS, REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS HEREIN
CONTRACTED FOR -
5. FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION OF THE SERVICES WHICH ARE TO BE
REHOEREO to THE Lf"i BY Tfic. LNGIREFP; IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS CONTRACT
AND AGREEMENT, THE CITY SHALL PAY AND THE ENGINEERS SMALL BE ENTITLED TO
RECEIVE, AS COMPENSATION FOR SAID SERVICES. THE SUM AND AMOUNT OF THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS ($3,000.00).
6. THE CITY FURTHER AGREES THAT ALL DEPARTMENTS AND DIVISIONS
SUBJECT TO THE STUDY, SURVEY. REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS HEREIN CONTRACTED
FOR, UPON NOTICE AND REQUEST BY LNGINEERS. WILL SUBMIT A LIST OF ALL EQUIP-
MENT ASSIGNED TO THEM AND OF THEIR PRESENT MAINTENANCE FORCES, A LIST OF
MATERIALS HANDLED BY THEM, TOGETHER WITH CURRENT INVENTORIES, NOW SAID
MATERIALS MUST OE STORED, AND THE GENERAL INVENTORY REQUIRED FOR SATIS-
FACTORY OPERATIONS. LNGINEERS AGREE TO PREPARE AND A55EMOLL THE NEC-
ESSARY QUESTIONAiRES AMU FORMS THAT WILL BE SUBMITTED TO THE SAID DEPART-
MENTS AND DIVISIONS FOR THE PROCUREMENT OF SAID INFORMATION.
7. CITY FURTHER AGREES THAT THE DEPARTMENT AND DIVISION HEADS,
OFFICERS. AND AGENTS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR CONSULTATION WITH THE ENGINEERS
AS A GROUP, AND INDIVIDUALLY, UPON THE REQUEST OF LNGINEEP.S.
6. THE CITY DEPARTMENTS AND DIVISIONS TO BE STUDIED GY ENGINEERS
WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THIS CONTRACT, FOR THE REPORTS, SURVEYS, AND RECOMMENDA-
TIONS HEREIN CONTRACTED FOR CONSIST OF:
THE STATER DIVISION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES; THE
GAS DEPARTMENT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES: THE SEWER DIVISION
OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES; THE GARBAGE COLLECTION AND GARBAGE
DISPOSAL UNITS OF THE SANITARY DIVisioN OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS;
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THE STREET DIVISION Of THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS; T14E GARAGE DIVI-
SION Of THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE; BUILDING MAINTENANCE DIVISION AND
ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE DIVISION Of THE DEPARTMENT DF PUBLIC Wo kKS; WARE-
HOUSE ACTIV +TIES OF THE PURCHASING DIVISION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE;
PARK DIV1510n AND RLCREATIONAL DIVISION OF THE PARK AND PECREATIONAL DE-
PARTMENT.
9, THE SURVEYS, STUDIES, REPORTS AND RECONMEPIDATIOWS TO RE
COMPILED AND SUBMITTED BY ENGIMEERa WILL SEEK TO ASCERTAIN 'THE Mc 'ST [FF'ECT-
IVE ECONOMICAL AND COHESIVE METHOD TO COMBINE THE FOLLOWING FUNCTIONS;
(A) AUTOMOBILE MAINTENANCE.
(B) HEAVY EgUIPMENT MAINTENANCE
(C) SPECIAL EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE
403 INSTRUMENT SHOP
(E) WAREHOUSIRU AND STORAGE IN RELATION TO THE OPERATIONS OF
THE ENUMERATED DEPARTMENTS AND DIVISIONS HEREINBEFORE
STATED.
10. FURTHER, THE STUDIES, SURVEYS, REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS,
WILL ASCERTAIN HOW THE DIFFERENT NEEDS Oi THE L15TED DEPARTMENTS ANO DIVI-
SIONS MAY BE COMBINED INTO A SINGLE SITE, OR SEVERAL SITES, AND MAKE A PRE-
LIMINARY PROPOSAL OF NECESSARY BUILDING AND STORAGE FACILITIES TO CONSOLI-
DATE CURRENT OPERATIONS OF SAID DEPARTMENTS AND DiY1910NS. THE PROPOSED
STUDY, SURVEY, REPORT ANJ RECOMMENDATIONS WILL ASCERTAIN THE NECESSARY
SPACE FOR MAINTENANCE SHOP, INSTRUMENT SHOP, AND REPAIR AND OVERHAUL FOR
VALVES AND OTHER TYPICAL WATER EQUIPMENT WITHIN THE WATER DIVISION; THE
MAINTENANCE AND OVERHAULING OF GAS DIVISION EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING THE OVER-
HAUL AND REPAIR Of MATERIALS, INSTRUMENT VALVES AND OTHER TYPICAL GAS
EQUIPMENT OF THE GAS DEPARTMENT, AND ASCERTAIN THE MOST EFFECTIVE AND EC-
NOMICAL METHOD Of COORDINATING THESE OPERATIONS WITH THE NEEDS AND OPERA-
TIONS OF THE WATER DIVISION. THE STUDY, SURVEY, REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS
WILL FURTHER ASCERTAIN THE MOST EFFECTIVE AND ECONOMICAL METHOD Of COMSIN-
ING AND COORDINATING SIMILAR NEEDS AND FUNCTIONS AND ACTIVITIES OF TILE SEWER
DIVISION WITH THE WATER AND GAS DIVIS1ONS. THE STUDY, SURVEY. REPORT AND
RECOMMENDATIONS WILL ENCOMPASS THE NEEDS OF THE STREET DEPARTMENT AND ITS
INTE #GRATION IN AN OVERALL PLAN FOR WAREHOUSE, GARAGE AND STORAGE FACILITIES -
THE SURVEY, STUDY, REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS WILL SEEK TO INTEAGRATE GAR -
SAGE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL FUNCTIONS WITH OTHER DEPARTMENT AND DIVISION
FUNCTIONS OF THE CITY USING THE SAME TYPE OF EQUIPMENT AND REQUIRING THE
SAME MAINTENANCE, WAREHOUSE. GARAGE AMD STORAGE FACILITIES AND SERVICES;
TO FURTHER OETEAHINF. WHEN AND WHERE IT WILL AE ECONOMICALLY FEASIBLE TO
HAVE TRANSFER POINTS 50 THAT LARGE TRUCKS MAY BE USED TO TRANSPORT FROM
THE AREA Of SERVICE OF THE SMALLER TRUCKS TO THE FINAL DISPOSAL SITES.
THE SURVEY, STUDY, REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS WILL ASCERTAIN NOW THE
MAINTENANCE DIVISION Of THE IIEPARTMENT OF I'IHANCE CAN MOST EFFECTIVELY
AND ECONOMICALLY FUNCTION WITH THE MAINTENANCE Of EQUIPMENT OF OTHER
DEPARTMENTS 50 AS TO DIVERSIFY THE USE OF QUALtFILD SPECIALi$15 ]UCH AS
MECHANICS TO PERMIT' SAID EMPLOYEES TO MAINTAIN AIR CONDITIONING AND OTHER
EQUIPMENT OWNED BY THE CITY WITHOUT LESSENING THE EFFECTIVENESS Of SUCH
SPECIALIZED EMPLOYEES IN DISCHARGING THEIR PRESENT FUNCTIONS. THE SURVEY.
STUDY, REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS WILL ASCERTAIN THE PRACTICALITY AMC
FEASIBILITY Of AN ADEQUATE SINGLE INSTALLATION PROVIDING FOR STORAGE AND /OR
MAINTENANCE, ALSO CARS, TRUCKS AND HEAVY EQUIPMENT OWNED AND OPERATED BY
THC VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS AND DIVISIONS IN A SINGLE LOCATION. THE SURVEY,
STUOV, REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS WILL COMPILE THE NEEDS OF THE DIFFERENT
DEPARTMENTS AND DIVISIONS FOR WAREHOUSING AND THE TYPE AND AREA OF WARE-
HOUSING NEEDED. ALSO TNF O£&IRABILITY AND PRACTICALITY OF SMALLER ETORAGE
WAREHOUSES AHO-OR YARDS THROUGHOUT THE CITY AND THE COMBINED USE BY THE
DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS AND DIVISIONS SO THAT MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 1416MY
BE AVAILABLE FOR ROUTINE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS ELIM-
INATING THE NECESSITY Of DISPATCHING TRUCKS TO A CLNTRAL LOCATION AND TRA-
VERSING GREATER DISTANCES. THE SURVEY. STUDY, REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS
WILL ASCERTAIN THE NEED AND DESIRABILITY FOR RAILROAD UNLOADING POINTS IN
CONJUNCTION WITH WAREHOUSES, AND WILL COORDINATE SUCH FACILITIES WITH THE
AMOUNT AND TYPE OF MATERIALS RECEIVED BY RAIL AND THOSE RECEIVED BY TRUCK
AND INC EFFORT EXPENDED IN TRANSFERRING FROM RAIL FOR TRUCK DELIVERY.
THE FOREGOING SERVICES ARE TO BE ANALYZED FROM ALL FINANCIAL
ASPECTS IN AN EFFORT TO INCREASE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE RELATED OVERALL
OPERATIONS AND AT THE SAME TIME REDUCE THE PRESENT OVERALL COST OF SUCH
OPERATIONS AND ELIKINATE DUPLICITY AND OVERLAPPING FUNCTIONS ANO SERVICES.
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THE SURVEY, STUDY, REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS WILL INCLUDE
PROPOSED LOCATIONS AND SITES FOR SUGGESTED YARDS AND BUILDING STRUCTURES
TOGETHER WIT" THE RECnMMENDAT.IONS AS TO THE TYPE OF STORAGE AND LAYOUT
FACILITIES AND BUILDING STRUCTURES DEEMED MOST DESIRABLE
11. THE FOREGOING PARTICULARIZED AND DEFINED SERVICES ARE NOT TO
BE CONSTRUED AS ENCOMPASSING THE ENTIRE SCOPE OF THE SURVEY, STUDY, REPORT
AMC) RECOMMENDATIONS, OUT ARE TO SERVO. AS A MINIMUM RCOUIRLMENT AND GFHERAL
GUIDE FOR THE SERVICES TO BE PERFORMED.
12. THE COOPERATION TO BE FURNISHED BY THE CITY TO ENGINEERS
THROUGH THE VARIOUS DIVISION AND DEPARTMENT HEADS, THEIR OFFICERS AND AGENTS
ARC NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS 3ESTRICTLO TO THE SUBMISSION OF THE INFORMATION
HEREINBLrORE SET FORTH ONLY BUT SAME IS TO BE CONSIDERED AS A GENERAL GUIDE
FOP THE TYPE OF COOPERATION HEREWITH AGREED.
13. IT 15 FURTHER AGREED AND UNDERSTOOD THAT THE ENUMERATED
LI5T OF DIVISIONS AND DLPARTMENTS A$ SET FORTH IN PARAGRAPH B HEREOF ARE
NOT EXCLUSIVE BUT ARE THE BASIC DIVISIONS AND DEPARTMENTS TO BE STUDIED
WITHIN THE SCOPE CF THIS CONTRACT; IT IS FURTHER AGREED SUCH OTHER CITY
DEPARTMENTS AND DIVISIONS WHOSE FUNCTIONS AND OPERATIONS MAY OF RELATED TO
THE STUDY, SURVEY, REPORTS AND RECOMMENOAT IONS, HEREIN CONTRACTED FOR WILL
BE ALSO CONSIDERED, SUCH AS THE WEED CONTROL DIVISION OF THE DEPARTMENT
OF PUBLIC WORKS AND THE FUNCTIONS OF THE NELATH DEPARTMENT REQUIRZNO
TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE FACILITIES.
14. ARBITRATION OF DISPUTES. SHOULD ANY DISPUTE ARISE HERE-
UNDER BETWEEN THE CITY AND THE ENGINEERS AS TO ANY of THE TERMS OR PRO-
VISIONS OF THIS AGREEMEHY OR THE OBLIGATIONS of THE PARTIES THEREUNDER,
THE CITY ASO LNGINEERS SHALL SUBMIT SUCH DISPUTE TO ARBITRATION AS FOLLOWS:
(A) THE CITY AND THE MINERS SHALL EACH APPOINT A SUALIFIED
ARBITRATOR, WHO IN TURN SHALL MUTUALLY AGREE UPON AND SELECT A THIRD SUCH
ARBITRATOR, AND SHALL 5419MIT SUCH DISPUTE. TO SUCH ARBITRATORS.
(B) ARBITRATORS 614ALL HAVE FULL POWER TO INVESTIGATE SUCH DIS-
PUTE, NEAR WITNESSES, EXAMINE PAPERS, DRAWINGS AND DOCUMENTS, AMD TAKE
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERT OPINION THEREON AND SHALL ARBITRATE AND DECIDE SUCH
DISPUTE TO CARRY OUT THE INTENTIONS or THE. PARTIES AND DO JUSTICE BETWEEN
THEM.
(C) IN THE EVENT ARBITRATORS ARE UNABLE TO AGREE UPON THL
SELECTION OF THE THIRD ARBITRATOR, OR HAVING SELECTED SUCH ARBITRATOR, A
MAJORITY Of THE THREE ARBITRATORS ARE UNABLE TO REACH AN AGREEMENT, THEN
THE ARBITRATION SMALL BE CONSIDEREO TO HAVE BEER EXHAUSTED.
15. RESPONSIBILITIES. THE CITY AND THC cKCINLERS EACH RINDS
ITSELF AND ITS SUCCESSORS, EXECUTORS. ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSIGNS TO THE
OTHER PARTY OF 1015, AGREEMENT AND TO THE SUCCESSORS, EXECUTORS, ADMINIS-
TRATORS AND ASSIGNS Or SUCH OTHER PARTY, IN RESPECT TO ALI. COVENANTS OF THIS
AGREEMENT EXCEPT ^S A80YE, REITNER THE CITY NOR THE ENGINEERS SHALL ASSIGN.
SUBLET OR TRANSFER HIS INTEREST IN THIS AGREEMENT WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CON-
SENT OF THE OTHER.
16. THE ENGINEERS SMALL FURNISH TO THE CITY COST ESTIMATES AS PC-
QUIRED HER'ZIN, BUT THd.NGINFERS SMALL NOT BE REQUIRED TO GUARANTEE THE
ACCURACY OF THESE ESTIMATES.
IN TESTIMONY HHERI:W, WITNESS OUR HANDS THIS 1ST DAY OF .IULlf, 1939.
ATTEST:
BY
ATTEST;
CITY SECRETARY
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
CITY ATTORNEY
BL HER AND NAISMITH INC.
by
CITY 017 CORPUS CHRISTI. TEXAS
BY
RUSSELL F. HCCLURE
OITY MANAGER
! C_RTIFY TO 'rHE CITY COUNCIL THAT THE MONEY REQUIRED FOR
THE CONTRACT, AGREEMENT, OBLIGATION, OR EXPENDITURE CONTEMPLATED IN THE
ABOVE AND FOREGOIN^ ORDINANCE 15 IN THE TREASURY OF THE CITY OF CORPUS
it
CHRISTI TO THC CREDIT OF NO.
FUND FROM WHICH IT IS PROPOSED TO BE DRAWN, AND SUCH MONEY IS NOT APPROPRIATED
FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE.
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
CORPUS CH G STI TEXAS
X955
TO THE ME ^DERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
GENTLEMEN:
FOR THE REASONS SET FORTH IN THE EMERGENCY CLAUSE OF THE FOREGOING
ORDINANCE, A PUBLIC EMERGENCY AND IMPERATIVE NECESSITY EXIST FOR THE SUSPEN-
SION OF THE CHARTER RULE OR REQUIREMENT THAT NO ORDINANCE OR RESOLUTION SHALL.
BE PASSED FINALLY ON THE DATE IT IS INTRODUCED, ARID THAT SUCH ORDIl"ANCE -OR
RESOLUTION SHALL CE READ AT THREE MEETIN:S OF THE CITY COUNCIL: I, THEREFORE)
HEREBY REQUEST THAT YOU SUSPEND SAID CHARTER RULE OR R-QUIREPIENT AND PASS
THIS ORDINANCE FINALLY 014 THE DATE IT IS INTRODUCED, OR AT THE PRESENT MEETIll3
OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
RESPECTFULLY,
MAYOR
THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
THE CHARTER P.UI_E WAS SUSPENDED BY THE FOLLOWING VOTC:
FARRELL D. SMITH
•71 NOR CULLI
W. U. ROBERTS
B. E. BILLER
MANUEL P. MALDONADO L•
THE ABOVE ORDINANCE WAS PASSED BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE:
FARRELL D. SMITH
MINOR CULLI
W. J. ROBERTS
B. E. DIGLER
MANUEL P. MALDONADO
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