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AN ORDINANCE
AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER FOR
AND ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TO
EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH THE CORPUS CHRISTI
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT. A COPY OF WHICH AGREE-
MENT IS ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREOF, FOR
THE CITY TAX ASSESSOR - COLLECTOR TO ASSESS AND COLLECT
TAXES FOR THE SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT; AUTHORIZING AND
DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TO CARRY OUT THE TERNS OF
SAID AGREEMENT AFTER THE EXECUTION THEREOF; AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CORPUS
CHRISTI, TEXAS:
SECTION 1. THE CITY MANAGER IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED AND
DIRECTED TO EXECUTE, FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI
AN AGREEMENT WITH THE CORPUS CHRISTI INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT, A
COPY OF WHICH AGREEMENT IS ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREOF, FOR
THE CITY TAX ASSESSOR - COLLECTOR TO ASSESS AND COLLECT TAXES FOR THE
SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT.
SECTION 2. THE CITY MANAGER IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED AND
DIRECTED TO CARRY OUT THE TERMS OF SAID AGREEMENT AFTER THE SAME 15
EXECUTED.
SECT110N 3. THE NECESSITY FOR PROMPT EXECUTION OF THE CON-
TRACT SO AS TO BE ABLE TO MAKE THE NECESSARY CHANGES IN PERSONNEL
AND EQUIPMENT PRIOR TO THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF SAID AGREEMENT CREATES
A PUBLIC EMERGENCY AND AN IMPERATIVE PUBLIC NECESSITY REQUIRING THE
SUSPENSION OF THE CHARTER RULE THAT NO ORDINANCE OR RESOLUTION SHALL
BE PASSED FINALLY ON THE DATE OF ITS INTRODUCTION AND THAT SUCH ORDI-
NANCE OR RESOLUTION SHALL BE READ AT THREE SEVERAL MEETINGS OF THE
CITY COUNCILS AND THE MAYORS HAVING DECLARED SUCH EMERGENCY AND NECESSITY
TO EXIST, HAVING REQUESTED THE SUSPENSION OF SAID CHARTER RULE AND THAT
THIS ORDINANCE BE PASSED FINALLY ON THE DATE OF ITS INTRODUCTION AND
THAT THIS ORDINANCE TAKE EFFECT AND BE IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT FROM
AND FTER ITS PASP IT IS ACCORDINGLY PASSED AND APPROVED, THIS THE
DAY OF 1959
ATTE%T.
CITY 5ECRETA f I
APP AS TO LEGAL FORM THIS
DAY OF N VEMBER� 1959=
CITY AT .RN Y
THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
5582
THE STATE OF TEXAS X
COUNTY OF.NUECES
This Agreement entered into this day of November, 1959, by and be-
tween the Corpus Christi Independent '.School District, herein called "District ", acting
by and through Tom.M. Browne, President of the District's Board of Trustees, and Ray
Edson, its Secretary, and the City of Corpus. Christi, a municipal corporation, herein-
after called "City ", acting by and through its .City Manager, heretofore duly authorized
by the City - Council.
W I T KI ;S S E T H:
WHEREAS,_ Article 2792, as amended, authorizes the District to enter into a
contract with the City, for the City Tax Assessor- Collector to assess and collect -taxes
for the District; and
WHEREAS, The Board of Trustees of the District has duly signified its prefer-
ence that the District taxes be assessed and collected by the City Tax Assessor- Collector,
and the governing body of the City has agreed to enter into a contract with the District
for such purpose, both parties being of the opinion that such an arrangement will be in
the public interest, Now,,THEREFORE, it is mutually agreed as follows:
I,
Effective from and after.December 1, 1959, the City, acting by and through its
Tax Assessor- Collector, shall assess and collect taxes for the District as provided by
Articles 2791 and 2792, the Revised Civil Statutes of Texas. On said date,.the tax
records of the District shall be transferred to the sane location occupied by the City
Tax Assessor- Collector (hereinafter called Tax Office). This contract cancels and super-
sedes the following contracts:
(A) IBM Machine Contract, dated.February 27, 1959.
(B) Office /Space Lease Contract, dated June 2, 1955.
II.
The City Tax Assessor - Collector shall have full authority and it shall.be his
duty to assess all of-the real and personal property, in accordance with the laws per-
taining thereto, located within the boundary of the District subject to taxation, and he
is authorized and directed, and it shall be his duty to collect all taxes of the District,
both current and delinquent, including taxes previously assessed by the District. The
said City Tax Assessor - Collector shall remain in the sole employ and control of the City.
In the event any .provisions of this contract are inconsistent with the requirements of
the law,. the requirements of the law .shall control, and the Tax Assessor - Collector shall
discharge his.duties in accordance therewith.
III.
This contract shall be for a term of three (3) years, but each of the parties
hereto reserves the right to terminate this contract by giving notice as provided by
law. If such notice is given after June 20 and before January 1, such cancellation
shall become effective with respect to the collection of Cases on July 1 next following
the aspiration of six (6) months from the receipt of notice of cancellation and with
respect to the assessment of taxes, on .October 1 next following the effective date of
the cancellation with respect to collection. .If such notice is given after:December
31 and before July 1, such cancellation shall become effective with respect to the assess-
ment of taxes on January 1 nest following the expiration of six (6) months from the re-
ceipt of notice of cancellation and with respect to the collection of taxes, on July 1
next following the effective date of the cancellation with respect to assessments.
Until such respective effective dates of cancellation, the assessment and collection of
the District's taxes by the City shall be continued as here provided.
IV.
In the event of termination of this contract, either by withdrawal by either
party or the failure to agree on.extension of agreement beyond the three -year period,
duplicates of records pertaining to property within.the City shall.be prepared with.the
cost of such preparation being shared in the same proportion as all other expenses of
the office operation. All records pertaining solely to property situated within the
District and not subject to City taxes and pertinent to the District function of assess-
ing and collection of taxes shall be delivered to the District.
V.
All employees of the City shall, at the election of the City and under the
Civil. Service rules of the City, continue as City employees. Employees of the District
assigned to the Tax Office shall, upon the effective date of this Agreement, become em-
ployees of the City except that each of said employees shall have an opportunity to
elect to remain as employees of the District, subject to the same regulations concern-
ing employment as City employees except as to salaries. Employees electing to remain
in the employ of the District shall.receive their compensation from the District.
Compensation paid by the District shall.be taken into account in the sharing of expenses
of the operation of the Tax Office between the District and the City as hereinafter
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provided. All employees, whether electing to continue as employees of the District or
as City employees, shall be under the direction, assignment and supervision of the City
Tax Assessor- Collector, and he shall recommend their employment and dismissal.
Employees transferred to the City from the District will receive compensation
according to- Section III of the Compensation Plan with the provision that salary ad-
justments will be made on the same basis as those which were made at the time of adopt-
ion of the plan. Employees of the Tax Office electing to.remain as employees of.the
District will receive compensation according to the 1958 -59 Board of Education salary
schedules. For the purpose of longevity credit, service with the District will be con-
sidered to be service with the City for employees transferring to the -City as of the
effective date of the contract. Present District employees of the Tax Office may elect
to transfer to the City salary schedule on July 31 of any of the years 1959, 1960,.or
1961, but not on any other date; -such election to be effective on August 1 of such year.
If this Agreement is terminated as provided under Section IV, the District will have
the right to hire one -half of the employees of each classification in the Tax Office,
beginning with those.employees,who formerly worked for the District. Persons employed
in positions which will.be affected by reductions in force as determined -by the Tax
Assessor - Collector by July 31,1969, within the limits of the approved budget, will be
voluntarily absorbed into the parent organization as vacancies occur. Employees so
affected will be offered at least one position in their.parent.organization before
their services are - terminated.
VI.
All new employees of the Tax Office shall be City employees. However, the
City Tax Assessor- Collector will be appointed in accordance with the provisions of the
City Charter, but such appointment.shall be made only after advising with the District
and upon consent and approval of the District as to such appointment.
VII.
The City will provide the IBM services which are necessary to carry out the
functions of the office as determined by the Tax Assessor - Collector and indicated to
the Utility Office through an annual.statement of estimated work.requirements and a
timetable agreeable to both units. The Utility Office will utilize overtime and second
shifts, if necessary, to accomplish this work. A charge for the use of such machinery
shall be taken into account as an expense of the operation of the Tax Office, based on
the cost of the IBM machine service and utilizing procedures similar to those now being
used for determining the charges to the District.
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VIII.
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A system of continuous audit shall be used in the operation of the Tax Office
and such audit shall be conducted by an independent certified public accountant under
an agreement made jointly by the City and the District.for his employment at such com-
pensation as is agreed upon. The cost of such audit.shall be borne as an expense of
the operation of the Tax Office and carried as an item of the Tax Office budgets Such
accountant would be authorized and directed to report - directly to each of the govern-
ing bodies of the City and the District.
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The City, through its Tax Assessor- Collector, shall use its best efforts to
assess and collect taxes due each of the parties hereto, and to:
a. Establish and maintain a program of revaluation of properties for the
purpose of maintaining assessments on a current basis.
b. Collect and deposit tax money and supply collection reports as needed
by the parties hereto, and as required by law.
t. Be equally responsible for assessments and collections without preju-
dice to any party.to this agreement.
-d. Permit the taxpayer, in the event payment of less than the consolidated
bill is tendered, to apply the payment as the taxpayer desires without
suggestion by the Tax Assessor - Collector. In the absence of the .ex-
pression .of any preference as to application of payment, the payment
.will be- applied on the basis of payment of the earliest year or years
first. Where the year of tax upon the payment is to be applied is the
same for both the City and District and -the payment is not sufficient
to pay both.the City and the District, payment will be prorated between
them in proportion to the amounts due.
X.
The City shall not be liable to the District for any failure to collect taxes
nor shall the City Tax Assessor - Collector be liable unless such.failure to collect re-
sults:.from the failure of the Assessor - Collector to perform duties imposed upon him
by law or by this Agreement. The City binds itself to require of its.Assessor- Collector
a bond adequate to protect the District as well as the City in the performance of the
duties of the office.
BI.
The administration, policy and budget of the Tax Office shall be administered
by the City Tax Assessor - Collector as an employee solely of the City but the policies
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of administration and budget.of.the Tax Office shall be conducted under the provision
of Sections :SIII,: %IV, and %vI. The Tax - Assessor- Collector shall be responsible for
recommending the employment, assignment, and dismissal of all _Tax Office personnel.
SII.
Legal services for the Tax Office will be furnished by an- Assistant -City
Attorney assigned to the work required and requested by the City Tax Assessor- Collector,
and he will be available at all times during business hours to furnish such legal serv-
ices to said office as the Tax Assessor- Collector deems desirable or necessary. Only
such Assistant City Attorney will be assigned to said office as is approved by both
the City and the District. In the event.no attorney on the staff of the City's Legal
])apartment is acceptable to the District on such occasion or occasions as an assign-
ment of attorney is required, the City agrees by joint agreement with the District to
employ an attorney for such assignment, who after employment by the City will be assign-
ed to the Tax Office. The expenses incurred by the City for such legal services shall
be included as a part of the Tax Office expense. In the event an Attorney of the Dist-
rict (not connected with the City).is used on matters concerning assessment and collect-
ion of taxes in connection with the services of the Assistant City Attorney assigned
to the Tax Office,- said Attorney of the District shall bill his time on an hourly basis
at the same rate as the Assistant City Attorney's time is billed. Any other services
of either the City Attorney or other.Assistant City Attorneys not assigned to the Tax
Office or Attorney of the District will not be charged to the Tax Office. Each of the
parties of this Agreement is entitled to receive periodic reports on legal matters.
The District and its Attorneys shall be entitled to take such action with respect to
the business of the District and the collection of its delinquent taxes as the District
considers advisable, but all of the .expense of any such action shall be borne by the
District. The Tax Assessor - Collector shall notify the District.if -he feels that the.
District's interests can be better served by assistance from the District's legal coun-
Bel.
RIII.
All delinquent tax actions, after being assigned to the - Assistant -City Attor-
ney mentioned above, would be handled by said Attorney with the right.of the District
to withdraw any matter for its excluside: handling, as provided in the preceding section.
The District reserves the right to continue to process those delinquent accounts now
being processed by the District's attorneys and the delinquent accounts of-the now
consolidated Rostoryz and Sundeen:Districts which are presently being collected through
the County Tax Assessor- Collector. All pending delinquent tax suits transferred to
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the Tax Office by the District shall be placed in the hands of said Assistant City
Attorney assigned to the Tax Office.and he shall proceed with the prosecution thereof.
Separate delinquent tax rolls for the years prior to 1960 will he continued as separate
.delinquent tax rolls until such time as said rolls can be consolidated, but the.delin-
quent tax rolls for each of the years beginning with the year 1960 shall be kept on -a
consolidated basis.
SIV.
The expenses of operating the Tax Office including all the costs of asses6ing,
and collecting taxes, will be shared by the City and the.District on the following basis:
(A) The balances as of December 1, 1959, of the 1959 -60 budgets of the parties
hereto, as set forth in.Hxhibit "A ", have been.agreed upon by the parties hereto as the
initial budget for the immediate operation of the Tax Office, The Tax Assessor- Collector
as soon as feasible, shall review and propose revisions in such budget for the fiscal
year ending July 31,1960, as he deems advisable, which proposed revisions,.if.any,.will
be submitted through the City Manager to each of the parties hereto.for its approval
prior to becoming effective, as provided in Paragraph SVI below. At the end of said
fiscal year, and each fiscal year thereafter, the actual coat of operation will be deter-
mined by the City subject to the.approval of the Auditor mentioned in Section VII above
and the adjustment in amount prorated among the parties. During each budget year, the
District will advance each month the monthly portion of the estimated share of the Dis-
trict of.the budgeted costa.
(B) .Since the cost of performing tax services for each taxing body is based
primarily on the number of parcels assessed and the number of steps involved in assess-
ment and collection, rather than the total dollars collected, it is agreed that the
operating expenses be shared on the basis of 50% of the total cost being borne by the
City and the Water District with the.other 50% being borne by the District and the.Corpus
Christi Junior College. District.
(C) The budget shall include in the proposed expenditures the following terms;
(1) Items normally budgeted in.either the City or .School District's budget,
(2) Payment in lieu of rent for the space used, calculated on a square
footage basis comparable to ordinary office buildings where utilities,
janitorial service and other building expenses are included in rent,
(3) Auditor's fees.
(4) ,Legal expenses, including expenses of notices, title expenses,
court costs, and related items,
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(5) gxpenses for the..aervices of, the IM. machinery,•andd personnel.
(6) Any other items of expense mutually agreed upon as being charge-
able to the Tax 'Office operation.
(D) All expenses paid directly by either the City or the -District will be
taken into account in calculating the payment to be made by such.parties.
8V.
All.office machinery, furniture and equipment (exclusive of IBM machinery)
now devoted to tax functions by the City and /or the District, shall be assigned to and
become the property of.the Tax Office. A determination of value will be made and the
party contributing the larger amount of equipment will be paid the difference in value
by the party contributing the lesser amount. All new equipment will be budgeted as
capital outlay expense and will be distributed in the same manner as other expenses in
the budget. Should this agreement be terminated, the City and the District will each
reacquire one -half of the existing property of the Tax Office on the basis of value at
the time of termination. The consolidated inventory will.be valued by the joint action
of the purchasing agents of the City and the District and the Tax Assessor - Collector
shall keep the inventory current at all times. Any withdrawals from the inventory as
recommended by the Tax Assessor- Collector, shall be handled by the'City purchasing
agent and the Tax Office shall be given credit for the inventory value at.the time of
withdrawal.
SVI.
The Tax Assessor- Collector shall prepare not later than July 31, 1960, state-
ments of administrative procedures not specifically contained herein or attached hereto,
for the operation of the Tax Office and before any major change in .policy, administra-
tion or budgetary operation is adopted, opportunity will be provided for all parties
to comment or make suggestions. Comments by the District.as well as the Corpus Christi
Junior College District and.the Water District will be invited, and any comments or
,;suggestions will be considered advisory to the City Council and carefully considered
by the Council. The selection of a Tax Assessor- Collector will be considered as an
item for which comments will.be invited. prior to the adoption of the budget, the pro-
posed budget will he submitted to the District for comment and suggestion. This budget
shall be prepared sufficiently in advance of the deadline required by the City Manager
so that sufficient time is provided for this review before the completion of the City
Manager's budget
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%VII.
Such expert assistance and specialized service concerning the field of valua-
tions of properties having special values, such as oil, gas, merchandise, inventory,
etc., would be used as provided in the budget or as may, be mutually agreed between
the City and District. The use of such experts will in no way reduce the - responsibil-
ity.of- the Tax Aasessor- Collector -to carry(,out a constant.program of revaluation as
set forth in Section IS above. Any comprehensive tax survey would not be .considered
as a budgetary item nor as an expense to be shared by the parties hereto unless a special
contract so providing is agreed upon by all parties.
RVIII.
In accordance with.Articles 2791 and 27.92, and such other provisions of law
as are applicable, the District and the City will each select its own Board of Equali-
zation and provide for compensation thereof. The City and District agree that each
will.seleet its Board of Equalization and will authorize and direct such Board to be-
gin its work sufficiently early in the year to allow the Board of Equalization to com-
plete its work and provide current property values to each party to this Agreement in
ample time for its use in budget planning, with the agenda of the Board of Equalization
prepared so as to schedule the commencement of Board meetings on or about June 15.each
year and the completion of its work within thirty (30) days. The Tax Assessor- Collector
will advise and assist.said Boards of Equalization in- discharging their duties.
%IB.
Transportation will be provided by the City car pool, supplemented by the
assignment of two additional cars to the pool. These two additional vehicles will be
available for exclusive Tax Office use on a daily basis and for temporary night or
weekend assignment when deemed necessary by the Tax Assessor - Collector. The City will
assign primary responsibility for additional pool vehicles to the Tax Office if the
above transportation proves to be inadequate. When pool transportation is not avail-
able from the City vehicle pool,. the Tax Assessor - Collector may require the use of
personal vehicles and reimbursement for such use shall be made according to the pro-
visions of the City Compensation Plan.
SS.
The City agrees to operate the joint Tax Office in accordance with the pro-
visions of the City Charter and the laws applicable to the collection of taxes, both
for the City and the 'District, and particularly in accordance with Articles 2791 and
2792 of the Revised Civil Statues of Texas.
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RRI.
It is agreed that the Tax Office will be concerned with the assessing and
collecting of ad valorem taxes only, and that all other collection functions now
under the general supervision of the City Tax Assessor-Collector shall be handled
by separate personnel of the City in the Department of Finance with all costs there-
of being borne by the City.
%BII.
The City shall require its Tax Assessor - Collector through the City. Manager
to make an annual report to the governing bodies of the City and the District sum-
marizing the activities of the preceding periods for which the report is made, re-
stating the policies followed and suggestions for change, if any, and offering for
study such suggested changes or revisions in the policies, administration, organization,
or operation of such Tax Office which would improve the effectiveness of operation of
such Tax Office. The first of these reports will be made for the period ending July
31, 1960, and each annual report will be made for the fiscal year beginning August 1
and ending July 31 thereafter. Assessment and collection information will be pro-
vided monthly to all parties to the contract and other reasonable requests for infor-
mation will be promptly satisfied by the Tax Assessor - Collector.
SSIII.
The District will offer its advice, suggestions, and comments from time
to time as they may be helpful to the operation of the Tax Office, and the City will
use its best efforts to operate said office in an efficient, adequate and capable
manner, and will make no changes in the operation of said office which would decrease
the capacity of the office to assess and collect taxes in an effective, efficient
and proper manner and in accordance with the applicable law. It is further agreed
by the parties hereto that full cooperation between them will exist toward the effi-
cient and effective operation of said Tax Office, and that any changes by mutual
consent in writing shall supersede the provisions hereof to the extent of such change,
alteration, addition or deletion.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF these presents are executed by authority of the
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governing bodies of the respective parties hereto on this
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ATTEST;
City Secretary
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM THIS
DAY OF , 1959
City Attorney
ATTEST;
Secretary
APPROVED AS TO -LEGAL FORM THIS
DAY OF , 1959
Attorney for Corpus Christi
Independent - School District
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day of November,
CITY: OF CORPgS CHRISTI.
By
City Manager
CORPUS CHRISTI INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
DISTRICT
By
President
Board of Trustees
Annual Budgel
1959 -60
TAX OFFICE BUDGETS
104
Regular Salaries and Wages
112
Professional Services
$
Total Personal. Services
216
Fuel and Lubricants
244
Office Supplies
317
Maintenance of Motor Vehicles
318
Maintenance of Other Equipment
328
Postage
333
Car Allowance
340
Memberships
344
Telephone
352
Travel
363
Photography and Blueprinting
- --
Other Supplies
Total Materials,,Supplies, and
Contractual.Services
404
Court Costs and Judgements
415
Social Security
.423
Utility Office - Service
- --
Administrative Expense
- --
Rent
Total Other Charges
TOTAL
3: F si
CITY
SCHOOL TOTAL
$ 49,762
$
63,600(1)$ 113,362
3,000(2)
3,000
$ 52,762
63,600 $ 116,362
$ 125
$
$ 125.
4,350
100
380
3,400 1,800
360 3,000
66
700
154
75
$ 9,010
$ 450
1,,321
3,566
5337
3,200
8,700
$
5,000
1,000
4.320
$ 10,320
82 620
Allocated Additional Costs:
City Treasury
$ 1,500(3)$
School Board of Equalization
2,500
3501
Insurance
Legal
783(4)
5,748(6)
5,000,
Telephones
1,140(8)
84�
Equipment - Maintenance
(11)
337
Rent
Additional Pool Transportation Costs
7,560
160(12)
Total.Allocated Coats
$ 16,891 8 271
TOTAL. TAX OFFICE APPROPRIATIONS 90 891
4,350
100
380
5,200
3,360
66
700
154
75
3.200
17,710
450
1,321
8,566
1,000
4 320
$ 14-- 9,729
$ 1,500
2,500
1,133
10,748
1,224
0) 337
7,560
160
25,162
$ 174,891
(1) .Salary of $400 paid to Mr. Reaken for his duties as Secretary to the Board
of.Bducation is excluded.
(2) Board of- .Equalization Corresponding.4chool amount shown below.
(3) .City Treasury function is excluded from above budget. "•iine- thisd -of .salaty
- of Senior- Account- Clerk.aad a portion of the cost of the amored car service
and other expenses (total.$1,500) have been allocated to the tax function.
.No finance department or general administrative costs are shown for.either
the .City or the School District.
(4) Based on existing Qeneral Fund rates.
City of Corpus ChrlsH, Texas
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A�nanl iudgst
195950 Tax Office Budgets
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EXHIBIT A
(5) Only represents cost of bonds. Other insurance. Is not.shmm.
(6) Salary of Assistant city Attorney.
(7) Estimated by school officials.
(8) Accounting allocation to Tax Office.
(9) School Board extensions in Tax Office.
(10) Maintenance contracts on.calculators,,etc.
(11) Used on 4.35 timea. estimated _square footage.
(12) Total allocated cost of pool transportation leas gasoline and repair of
one pool car charged to Tax Office budget.
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Annual Budget
1959- 60.BDDGETS
PERSONNEL
EXHIBIT
City of Corpus Chdstl, Texas
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City
- School
Total
1959 -60
1959 -60
1959 -60
104 Salaries
2
Tax Assessor - Collector
$ 6,462
$ 8,175
$ 14,637
1
;Senior Asses"i
S,6I6
.5,616
6
Deputy,AssesGOr
5,484
5,720
Deputy,Assessor
5,042
4,760
Deputy Assessor
4,560
Deputy, Assessor
4,560
30,126
2
Principal Clerk Collector
3,804
4,380
8,184
.8
Senior Clerk.tollector
3,324
3,720
Senior - Clerk .Collector
.3,144...-
3,720
Senior Clerk Collector
3,003
3,720
SenioF,Clerk Collector
2,992
3,360
26,983
4
Senior.Clerk
2,959
3,120
Senior:.Clerk
2,882
2,680
11,841
2
Clerk Stenographer
2,662
3,000
5,662
2
Clerk Typist
2,388
2,640
5,028
1
Clerk
2,640
2,640
Extra - Clerical
.2,645
2,645
TOTAL
49 762
3 fi00
.113 362
City of Corpus Chdstl, Texas
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CORPUS U CHRISTI, TEXAS
/ {� DAY OF / /ip y- ,
TO THE MEM13ERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CORPUS CHRISTI TEXAS
FOR THE REASONS SET FORTH IN THE EMERGENCY CLAUSE OF THE FORE-
GOING ORDINANCES A PUBLIC EMERGENCY AND IMPERATIVE NECESSITY EXIST FOR THE
SUSPENSION OF THE CHARTER RULE OR REQUIREMENT THAT NO ORDINANCE OR RESOLU-
TION SHALL BE PASSED FINALLY ON THE DATE IT IS INTRODUCEDS 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 REQUIRE-
MENT AND PASS THIS ORDINANCE FINALLY ON THE DATE IT IS INTRODUCED OR AT THE
PRESENT MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
RESPECTFULLY
MAYOR
THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI TEXAS
THE CHARTER RULE WAS SUSPENDED BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE:
ELLROY KING
JAMES L. BARNARD
MRS. RAY AIRHEART
JOSEPH B. DUNN
PATRICK J. DUNNE
R. A. HUMBLE
GABE LOZANO, SR.
THE ABOVE ORDINANCE WAS PASSED BY THE FOLL00 NG VOTE:
ELLROY KING
JAMES L. BARNARD
MRS. RAY AIRHEART
JOSEPH B. DUNN
PATRICK J. DUNNE
R. A. HUMBLE
GABE LOZANO, SR.