HomeMy WebLinkAbout18332 ORD - 07/10/1984AN ORDINANCE
ORDERING AN ELECTION TO BE HELD IN THE CITY OF
CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS JOINTLY WITH THE COUNTY OF
NUECES, TEXAS, ON THE 11TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1984,
UPON THE QUESTION OF ADOPTING AMENDMENTS TO THE
CITY CHARTER OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI;
PROVIDING FOR PLACES WHERE SUCH ELECTION SHALL BE
HELD; PROVIDING FOR THE HOLDING OF SUCH ELECTION;
SETTING FORTH PROPOSITIONS TO BE VOTED ON AT SAID
ELECTION; PROVIDING FOR NOTICE OF SUCH ELECTION;
PROVIDING SEVERABILITY AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
WHEREAS, the City Council finds that two petitions for
Charter amendments filed with the City Secretary on June 22, 1984 have
been certified by the City Secretary on July 10, 1984 as containing a
sufficient number of signatures a prescribed by law and that such
proposed Charter amendments should be included on the ballot for the
election of August 11, 1984 as Propositions One, Two and Three;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI:
SECTION 1. An election is hereby ordered to be held on
Saturday the llth day of August, 1984 in the City of Corpus Christi,
Texas, jointly with the County of Nueces, Texas, at which election
there shall be submitted to the voters who are qualified to vote under
the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, the following
proposed amendments to the City Charter of the City of Corpus Christi,
Texas:
PROPOSITION ONE
Shall Article VIII, Section 2(d) of the City Charter be
repealed in its entirety?
PROPOSITION TWO
Shall Article VIII, Section 3(a) of the City Charter, as
amended April 5, 1980 be repealed in its entirety and be replaced by
the following Amendment 3(a)?
(a) Every ordinance granting, renewing, extending
or amending a public utility franchise or a lease
of property of the city shall be read at three (3)
regular meetings of the council, and shall not be
finally acted upon until thirty (30) days after
the first reading thereof. Within five (5) days
following each of the three (3) readings of the
ordinance, the full text thereof shall be
published one time in some newspaper of general
circulation in the city, and the expense of such
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publication shall be borne by the prospective
franchise holder or lessee. No such ordinance
shall become effective until the expiration of
sixty (60) days following the date of its final
adoption by the council, and every such ordinance,
franchise or lease shall be subject to the
referendum procedure provided by state law,
Article 1181, Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes, as
amended now or in the future.
PROPOSITION THREE
Shall Article IV, Section 16 of the Home Rule Charter of the
City of Corpus Christi, Texas be amended so henceforth Section 16
shall read as follows?
Section 16. Interdepartmental transfer of funds.
Upon the written recommendation of the City
Manager, the City Council may at any time transfer
the unencumbered balance of an appropriation made
for the use of one department, division or
purpose, to any other department, division or
purpose; provided however that from and after
August 15, 1984, no such transfer shall be made of
revenues or earnings of any municipally owned
utility, such as the water, gas or sewerage
department, to any other department or to any
other purpose, with the exception of any utility
required debt service.
SECTION 2. The ballots for said election shall be in such
form as those voters intending to vote "yes" shall show on their
ballot a vote "For" the respective proposition, and those intending to
vote "No" shall show on their ballot a vote "Against."
SECTION 3. The election shall be held pursuant to Article
1170, R.C.S., Texas, and the general laws of Texas pertaining to
elections insofar as such are applicable hereto. The polls shall be
open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on the date of said election, and
voting machines shall be employed at the election herein ordered
pursuant to the Texas Election Code, V.T.S., Article 7.14, as amended.
SECTION 4. This election shall be held jointly with an
election of the County of Nueces, Texas; the expenses of such
election shall be borne by the City of Corpus Christi and by the
County of Nueces on a fifty-fifty basis; a single ballot form
containing each proposition to be voted on shall be used at each joint
polling place, the poll lists, tally sheets and returns forms for such
elections may be combined and multiple sets of the joint returns of
such election may be made by the election officials holding such
elections; one set of all returns and tally lists shall be delivered
to the City Council of the City of Corpus Christi; and one
set of such returns and tally lists shall be delivered to the County
of Nueces; and only one set of election precincts, voting places and
election officials (hereinafter designated) shall be used in the
conduct of such joint election.
SECTION 5. County Clerk, Marion Uehlinger is hereby
appointed Election Manager and Judge of said election, and she is
hereby authorized and directed to make all necessary arrangements for
the holding of said election in accordance with and subject to the
laws of this State, and City Secretary Bill G. Read, is instructed to
assist in holding such election in accordance with the laws of this
State.
SECTION 6. Voting machines shall be used for the conduct of
said election on election day and for conducting absentee voting,
except that for absentee votes cast by mail, paper ballots shall be
used. Absentee voting in person shall be conducted at the first floor
of the Nueces County Courthouse, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday
through Friday, beginning on July 23, 1984 and ending August 7, 1984.
The following official shall conduct the absentee voting: County
Clerk, Marion Uehlinger.
SECTION 7. A special canvassing board shall be used to
count the absentee ballots, and the following persons are hereby
appointed to serve as such special canvassing board, to -wit:
John Welsh, Frank Medina and Herlinda Medina.
SECTION 8. The City Secretary is directed to post and
publish such election notices as are required by the Election Laws of
the State of Texas.
SECTION 9. County election precincts and County election
judges will be utilized.
SECTION 10. By approving and signing this ordinance, the
Mayor officially confirms as his action all matters recited in the
ordinance which by law come within his jurisdiction.
SECTION 11. If for any reason any section, paragraph,
subdivision, clause, phrase, word or provision of this ordinance shall
be held invalid or unconstitutional by final judgment of a court of
competent jurisdiction it shall not affect any other section,
paragraph, subdivision, clause, phrase, word or provision of this
ordinance, for it is the definite intent of this City Council that
every section, paragraph, subdivision, clause, phrase, word or
provision hereof be given full force and effect for its purpose.
SECTION 12. The necessity to submit to the qualified voters
the hereinabove set forth amendments to the City Charter 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 but that such
ordinance or resolution shall be read at three several meetings of the
City Council, and the Mayor having declared that such emergency and
necessity exist, and having requested the suspension of the Charter
Rule that this ordinance be passed finally on the date of its
introduction and that this ordinance be passed finally on the date of
its introduction and take effect and be in full force and effect from
and after its passage, IT IS ACCORDINGLY SO ORDAINED, this the /O
day of July, 1984.
ATTEST:
----City
Secretary
APPRQ)IQ:
/d DAY OF JULY, 1984:
J. BRUCE AYCOCK, CITY ATTORNEY
BY 44471)1440C -e -
City Atto'4 ey
MAYO
THE CIT CHRISTI, TEXAS
tt
OF CORPUS
Corpus Christi, Te + s
M: day of
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Corpus Christi, Texas
For the reasons set forth in the emergency clause of the foregoing ordinance
or resolution, an emergency exists requiring suspension of the Charter rule
as to consideration and voting upon ordinances or resolutions at three
regular meetings; I/we, therefore, request that you suspend said Charter rule
and pass this ordinance or resolution finally on the date it is introduced,
or at the present meeting of the City Council.
Respectfully, Respectfully,
MAYOR
Council Members
The above ordinance was passed by
Luther Jones
Betty N. Turner
David Berlanga, Sr.
Welder Brown
Leo Guerrero
Dr. Charles W. Kennedy
Joe McComb
Frank Mendez
Mary Pat Slavik
THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
the
following
vote:
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STATE OF TEXAS, lss
County of Nueces. 1f
PUBLISHER'S AFFIDAVIT
331_
Before me, the undersigned. a Notary Public, this day personally came.
MARGARET RAMAGE „ who being first duly sworn, according to law, says that he is the
COMMUNITY RELATIONS SUPERVISOR
of the Corpus Christi Caller and The Corpus Chrihti Times,
'Daily Newspapers published at Corpus Christi, Texas,• in said County and State, and that the publication of
NOTICE;% OF. ELECTION: AVISO DE ELECCION. To the Registered voter of the
of which the annexed is a true copy, was published in Caller -Times Publishing Co.
on the24 r 31day of ^July�_ `- 19_84 and once each day ._...-..thereafter for two
consecutive days
_..._ TWO Times.
80.00 MARGARET RAMAGE/922
Subscribed and sworn to before me this..._,1st V day of_ _ _ -� August 9 84
EDNA KOSTER 11-30-84
N aryNueces, Texas
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Fr^-^'N-OTICE OF ELECTION 435 S. Broadway
E AVISO DE ELECCION 4 Cathedral School Upper
To the Registered voter of the Broadway
City of Corpus Christi, Texas: 5 Hamlin Jr. High Sohoiul '
A los votantes registrados de 3900 Hamlin
la Ciudad de Corpus Christi, 6 Second Baptist Church 4
Texas. 605 Furman
Nonce 'is hereby given that 7 Oak Park School 371
the polling places fisted below Mueller
will be open from 7.00 a.m. 8 Alice Allen Hall, Oak Pe d
to 7:00 p m. on the 11th day 8h, Oak Park
of August, 1984 for voting in
the City of Corpus Christfs 9 Ceiallen Pre -School 521
Charter Amendment Election Avenue A
for the purpose of determin- 15 West Oso Co -Op Gin OI
ing the following: Brownsville Road
PROPOSITION 1 17 Shannon Jr. High School
Repealing Article VIII, Sec- 1530 Airline
tion 2(d) of the City Charter in 18 County Building, Flour
its entirety. Bluff
PROPOSITION 2 10808 Padre Island Drive
Repealing Article VIII, Sec- 20 Municipal Service Center
tion 3 (a) of the City Charter, 2525 Hygeia
as amended April 5, 1980 in 21 Kiwanis Park Rec.
its entirety and replacing it Center 3933 Timon Blvd.
with the following Amend- 23 Riverside School House
ment 3(a): FM 624 (Up River Road)
(a) Every ordinance granting, 24 Del Mar West - Coleman
renewing, extending or Center Old Brownsville Rd.
amending a public utility Fran- 30 Ayers Rec. Center 1722
chise ora lease of property of Winnebago ,
the city shall be read at three 31 Vasquez Garage 1025 -
(3) regular meetings of the 10th Street
council. and shall not be final- 32 Good Samantan Mission
i ly acted upon until thirty 1301 210 5. Alameda
days aher the first reading 33 George Evans School
thereof. Within five (5) days 1315 Comanche
.1 following each of the three (3) 34 Clarkwood School Audita-
readings of the ordinance, the rium 211 S. Clarkwood
full text thereof shall be pub- 38 Hillcrest Church of Christ
lished one time in some 1221 Peabody
newspaper of general circula- 39 Ayers St. Church of Chnst
tion in the city„ and the 1610 Lawnview
expense of of such publics-- 40 Neve Garage 408 Palmero
tion shall be borne by the 41 Nueces National Bank
prospective franchise holder 1434 S Port
or lessee. No such ordinance 42 Hatch Garage
shall become effective until 2802 Denver
the expiration of sixty (60) 43 Travis School 1634 Tail -
days following the date of its 100
i final adoption by the council, 44 Zavala School 3102 High-
and
ighand every such ordinance, land
franchise or lease shall be 45 Geo, Wiggins Rec Cntr.
t subject to the referendum 2320 Buford
procedure provided by state 46 Lamar School 2212 Morris
ti law, Article 1181, Vemon's 47 Ben Garza Gym 1816
f ,Texas Civil Statutes, as Howard
r• 'amended now or in the future, 48 Parkdale Elementary
PROPOSITION 3 School F
HIA
Amending Article IV, Sec-
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ec- pankin LCO Canter 1114 Sam h
r non 16 of the Home Rule 50 3ndale Recreation Center C
'4 Charter of the City of Corpus 3133 Swantner h
,L Chnsti, Texas so henceforth 51 Gibson School 5723
Section 16 shall read as fol- Hampshire e
:flows• 52 Woodlawn Presbyterian tl
Section 16, Interdepartmental Church 3757 Up River Road C
transfer of funds. Upon the 63 Sam Houston School 363
written recommendation of Norton h
:the City Manager, the City 56 Le Armada Hall' 3701 14
Council may at any time trans- Ayers d
.
for the unencumbered balance 57 Del Mar -Foyer of Auditon- C
of an appropriation made for um Baldwin & Ayers li
I the use of one department, 58 Manger School 2209 S. F
division or purpose, to any Alameda
other department, division or 59 Incarnate Word Convent
' purpose, provided however 2930 S. Alameda
that from and after August 60 Adult Learning Center
15, 1984, no such transfer 3902 Morgan
shall be made of revenues or 61 Shaw School Annex 3109
earnings of any municipally Carver
owned utility, such as the we- 62 Wynn Seale Jr. High 1707
ter, gas or sewerage Ayers
department, to any other de- 63 Parkway Presbyterian
partment or to any other Church 3707 Santa Fe
purpose, with the exception 64 Santa Fe SwimF Club 4100
of any utility required debt Santa Fe
service. 65 Montclair School 5241
Noticia es dada que los puss- Kerrier
los de votaclon listados 66 Fisher School 601 Texan
estaran habiertos de las 7:00 Trail
A M. a las 7.00 P M on el dia 87 Fire Station 821 Louisiana
11 de egosto de •1984 para 68 G McNeese Garage 1349
voter en la election pare en- Daytona
mender la Carta 69 Baker Jr. High School
Constitutional de "Corpus 3445 Pecan I
Christi con el proposito do de- 70 Blanche Moore Elem.
terminar to siguiente: School 5426 Williams
PROPOSICION NUMERO 1 71 Lexington School 2901
Se revocara el Amculo VIII, McArdle Road
Section 2 (d) de la Carta Con- 72.Centrai Park School 3602
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Se revPROPoOSICIOcarael N NUMERO 2
VIII,
i Seccion 3 (a) de la Carta Con-
stitucional, comb fue
enmendado el dia 5 de Abnl,
de 1980, en su totalidad y
sera replasado por la sig-
, menta enmienda 3 la):
' (a) Cada ordenanza conce-
diendo, renovando,
extendiendo o enmendando
una franquicia de una utilidad
public° o un arrlendo de pro-
, piedad de la Ciudad debera
ser leido en Cres (3) juntas
regulares dal concillO, y no
debera finalmente ejercerse
haste treinta (30) Bias des -
puns de la primera 10,40.
Demo de cinco (5) dies des-
pues de cada una de las tree
(3) !aides dela ordenanza, to-
do el texto entero debera ser
publicado una vez en un per-
iodico de mrculaccion general
en la Ciudad, y el gasto de tai
publication debera ser Ilevado
por el poseedor prospectivo
I de la franquicia o el enenda-
r tario. Tal ordenanzano
. debera ser effective haste la
r expuacion de sesame (60) di -
1 as despues de la fecha de su
adoption final por el concilio,
t y cads tal ordenanza, tranqui-
1 cia o arriendo debera ser
sujeta al procedimiento de
referendum qua es proveido
j por la ley estate!, Articul0
1181, Reglamentos Civiles de
Texas de Vemon's, asi como
es enmendado ahora o en el
futuro.
t PROPbSICION NUMERO 3
' Enmendando el Articulo IV,
' Seccion 16 De la Carta Con-
' sbtucional de Corpus Christi,
Texas para que de aqui en
adelante la section 16 debera
leer como sigue: `
Seccion 16. Transforencie en-
tredepartemental de tondos
A la recomendacion escrite
del manejador de la Ciudad, el
concilio de la Ciudad puede a
cualquier tiempo transferir el
balance que queda fibre de
cargos de una epropiacion he-
cha para el use de u
departamento. division o pro-
posito, a cualquier otro
departamento, division o pro-
posito; siempre que
comenzando el dia 15 de
i Agosto, de 1984 y en ade-
- lame, no se hagan tales
1 transferencias de ingresos o
- salarios de cualquier uteidad,
de cual un municipio sea
f dueno, asi como ague, gas o
i departamento de desague, a
otro departamento o a Cu -
1 algmer otro proposito, con la
• exception de cualquier otre
, deuda de servicio que sea re-
quende.
Published by authority of Or-
dinance No. 18332, July 10,
1984
Publicado por aptondad dela
Ordenanza Num. 18332, 10
de who, 1984.
Bill G. Read
City Secretary
City of Corpus Christi
Secretario de la Ciudad
Ciudad de Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi, Texas
LOCATIONS OF POLLING
PLACES
SITIOS DE LOS LUGARES DE
VOTACION.
1 Old County Courthouse
1100 Blk of Mesquite
2 Windsor Park School 4526
S Alameda
3 First Presbyterian Church
rennin acnooi
2730 Golhhar
74 Cunningham Jr. School
4321 Prescott
75 Crockett School
3302 Greenwood
76 Port Avenue Drug Store
913 S Port
77 Lozano School
650 Osage
78 Ebenezer Baptist Church
1423 Palm Dr.
79 Driscoll Jr. High
261 Weil
80 Skinner Elementary School
1001 Bloomington
81 Fire Station 09
501 Navigation
82 Iron Workers Hall -
506 Westchester
83 La Armada 03 Office
1404 Tompkins
84 Genway Auto Rentals
4530 Autotown
85 Allen School
2002 Elizabeth
86 Gregg Garage
309 Katherine
87 Carroll Lane School
4120 Carroll Lane
88 Almarez Garage
2309 RIggan
89 Genesis Baptist Church
5730 Kimbrough
90 Fraser School
1230 Airline
91 Oso Square Apts I
7350 McArdle
92 Cullen Jr. High School
5225 Greeley
93 Wilson Elementary School
3925 Ft Worth
94 Calk Elementary School
4621 Made
95 St. Cyril & Methodius
Church
3210 S Padre Island Dnve
96 Kirton Garage
3013 Brawner
97 Tempi Elim Assembly of
God
2825 Golhhar
98 Moody High School
1818 Trojan
99 Saxet Business Center
715 Oak Park Avenue
100 Tuloso-Midway Elem.
School
1925 Tuloso
101 Vettors Boy Scout
..Hut 3221 McKenzie Road
103 Tuloso-Midway High
School 9830 LaBranch
106 Tom Browne Jr High
4301 Schanen
107 McGee Elementary
School
4201 Calallen
109 King High School •
5225 Golhhar
110 County Building
Highway 9
111 Lulac West Park
Apartments 10170 I.H. 37
112 Schanen Elementary
School 5717 Killarmet
113 Garcia School
4401 Greenwood
114 St. John's Bent 'Church
Annex 5445 Greenwood
115 Club Estates Scheol
5222 Merganser
116 Coastal Haven Apts.
Rec. Room 4710 MIddlecoff
117 Flour Bluff High Library
2505 Waldron
118 Nazarene Trinity Ch.
Rice Hall 6225 Weber
119 Fire Station 014
5901 S. Staples
120 Woodlawn School
1110 Woodlawn
121 Yeager Elementary
School
5414 Tripoli
122 Fire Station
1802 Waldron
123 Kostoryz School
3602 Panama �r
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start, accent independence, ror
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1110 LegalA411cesUli1A, ),ggal Notices
NOTICE OF ELECTION
AVISO DE ELECCION
To the Registered voter of the
City of Corpus Christi, Texas:
A los votantes registrados de
la Ciudad de Corpus Christi,
Notice is hereby given that
the polling places listed below
will be open from 7.00 a.m
to 7 00 p.m on the 11th day
of August, 1984 for voting in
t the City of Corpus Christi's
Chatter Amendment Election
r for the purpose of determin-
x ing the following:
PROPOSITION 1
p Repealing Article VIII, Sec-
( tion 2(d) of the Ctty Charter in
e its entirety.
PROPOSITION 2
Repealing Article VIII, Sec -
ibon 3 (a) of the City Charter,
as amended April 5, 1980 in
as entirety and replacing it
} with the following Amend-
ment 310).
(a) Every ordinance granting,
'. renewing, extending or
amending a public utility Iran -
4 chise or a lease of property of
1 the city shall be read at three
, (3) regular meetings of the
council, and shall not be final-
ly acted upon until thirty (30)
days after the first reading
thereof. Within five (5) days
following each of the three (3)
readings of the ordinance, the
full text thereof shall be pub-
lished one time in some
• newspaper of general circula-
tion in the city, and the
L expense of of such publica-
tion shall be borne by the
prospective franchise holder
or lessee. No such ordinance
° shall become effective until
the expiration of sixty (60)
days following the date of its
final adoption by the council,
and every such ordinance,
franchise or lease shall be
subject to the referendum
.. procedure provided by state
slaw, Article 1181, Vernon's
Texas Civil Statutes, as
amended now or in the future
PROPOSITION 3
Amending Article IV, Sec-
Ltion 16 of the Home Rule
,Charter of the City of Corpus
"Chnstl, Texas so henceforth
Section 16 shall read as fol -
Flows•
Section 16, Interdepartmental
(transfer of funds Upon the
written recommendation of
the City Manager, the City
Council may at any time trans-
fer the unencumbered balance
of an appropriation made for
the use of one department,
division or purpose, to any
other department, division or
t purpose, provided however
that from and after August
15, 1984, no such transfer
shall be made of revenues or
earnings of any municipally
owned utility, such as the wa-
ter, gas or sewerage
department, to any other de-
partment or to any other
purpose, with the exception
of any utility required debt
service
Notice es dada qua los pues-
tos de votacion listados
estaren habiertos de las 7 00
A.M a las 7:00 P.M. en el dia
11 de agosto do 1984 para
435 5. Broadway ,n
4 Cathedral School Upper So?
Broadway'• -
5 Hamlin Jr. High School
3900 Hamlin
6 Second Baptist Church •
605 Furman aL
7 Oak Park School 3701 ,
Mueller
8 Alice Allen Hall, Oak Poi
Ch
878 Oak Park
9 Calallen Pre -School 521
Avenue A
15 West Oso Co -Op Gin Old
Brownsville Road
17 Shannon Jr High School
1530 Airline
18 County Building, Flour
Bluff
10808 Padre Island Drive
20 Municipal Service Center
2525 Hygeia
21 Kiwanis Park Rec.
Center 3933 Timon Blvd.
23 Riverside School House
FM 624 (Up River Road)
24 Del Mar West - Coleman
Center Old Brownsville Rd
30 Ayers Rec. Center 1722
Winnebago
31 Vasquez Garage 1025 -
10th Street
32 Good Samaritan Mission
210 S Alameda
33 George Evans School
1315 Comanche
34 Clarkwood School Audito-
rium 211 S. Clarkwood
38 Hillcrest Church of Chnst
1221 Peabody
39 Ayers St. Church of Christ
1610 Lawnview .
40 Neve Garage 408 Palmero
41 Nueces National Bank
1434 S. Pon
42 Hatch Garage
2802 Denver
43 Travis School 1634 Tarl-
ton
44 Zavala School 3102 High-
land
45 Geo Wiggins Rec. Cntr
2320 Buford
46 Lamar School 2212 Morns
47 Ben Garza Gym 1815
Howard
48 Parkdale Elementary
School
49 HIALCO Center 1114 Sam
Rankin
50 Lindale Recreation Center
3133 Swantner
51 Gibson School 5723
Hampshire
62 Woodlawn Presbyterian
Church 3757 Up River Road
53 Sam Houston School 363
Norton
56 La Armada Hall 3701
Ayers
57 Del Mar -Foyer of Auditori-
um Baldwin & Ayers
58 Menger School 2209 S.
Alameda
59 Incarnate Word Convent
2930 S Alameda
60 Adult Learning Center
3902 Morgan
61 Shaw School Annex 3109
Carver
62 Wynn Seale Jr High 1707
Ayers
63 Parkway Presbyterian
Church 3707 Santa Fe
64 Santa Fe Swim Club 4100
Santa Fe
65 Montclair School 5241
Kentner
66 Fisher School 601 Texan
Trail
67 Fire Station 821 Louisiana
68 G. McNeese Garage 1349
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PROPOSICION NUMERO 2
' Se revocara el Articulo VIII,
•` Seccion 3 (a) de la Cana Con-
suwcional, como fue
enmendado el dia 5 de Abrll,
da 1980, en su tot0lidad y
sera replasado por la sig-
uiente enmlenda 3 (a)
(a) Cada ordenanza conte•
dlendo, renovando,
extendiendo o enmendando
una franquicia de una utilidad
publics o un arriendo de pro-
piedad de la Ciudad debera
ser told° en Cres (31 juntas
regulares del concilio, y no
debera finatmente elercerse
hasta treima (30) dias dos'
pues de la primera !aide
Dentro de einco (5) dies des-
pues de cada una de las Cres
(3) leidas de la ordenanza, to.
do el texto entero debera ser
publicado una vez en un per-
iodic° de circulaccion general
en la Ciudad, y el gam de tat
pubhcacion debera sor Ilevado
por el poseedor prospective
de la franquicia o el arrenda-
tano Tel ordenanza no
debera ser effective haste la
expiration de sesenta 160) Bi-
as despues de la fecha de su
adoption final por el concilio,
y coda tal ordenanza. franqui-
cia o arriendo debera ser
sujeta al procedimiento de
referendum que es proveido
por la ley estatal, Aniculo
1181, Reglamentos CNdes de
Texas de Vernon's, asi como
es enmendado ahora o en el
futuro
PROPOSICION NUMERO 3
Enmendando el Articulo IV,
Section 16 De la Carta Con-
stitucional de Corpus Christi,
Texas para que de aqui en
adelanto la section 16 debera
leer tomo sigue.
Section 16. Transferencia en-
tredepanamental de tondos
A la recomendacion escrita
del manetador de la Ciudad, el
concilio de la Ciudad puede a
cualquier tiempa transfenr el
balance que queda libre de
cargos de una apropiacion he -
she para el use de un
departamento, division o pro-
posito, a cualquier otro
depanamento, division o pro-
posito, siompre quo
comenzando el dia 15 de
Agosto, de 1984 y en ede-
1- tante, no se hagan tales
transferencias de ingress o
1- salarios de cualquier (Aided,
de cual un municipio sea
ii dueno, asi came ague, gas o
e departamento de desague, a
biro departamento o e cu -
3 alquier otro proposito. con la
• exception de cualquierotra
deudo de servicio que sea re-
quenda
Published by authority of Or-
dinance No. 18332, July 10,
1984
Publicado por autoridad dela
Ordenanza Num. 18332. 10
de lull°, 1984
Bill G. Road
City Secretary
City of Corpus Christi
Secretano de la Ciudad
Ciudad de Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi, Texas
LOCATIONS OF POLLING
PLACES:
SITIOS DE LOS LUGARES DE
VOTACION
1 Old County Courthouse
1100 Blk. of Mesquite
2 Windsor Park School 4526
S. Alameda
3 First Presbyterian Church
3
73 Fannin School
2730 Gollihar
74 Cunningham Jr. School
4321 Prescott It
75 Crockett School a
3302 Greenwood
76 Port Avenue Drug Store ff
913 S. Port
77 Lozano School
650 Osage
78 Ebenezer Baptist Church
1423 Palm Dr.
79 Driscoll Jr. High
261 Weil
80 Skinner Elementary School
1001 Bloomington
81 Fire Station 59
501 Navigation
82 Iron Workers Hall
506 Westchester
83 La Armada #3 Office
1404 Tompkins
84 Genway Auto Rentals
4530 Autotown
85 Allen School
2002 Elizabeth
86 Gregg Garage
308 Katherine
87 Carroll Lane School
4120 Carroll Lane
88 Almaraz Garage
2309 Riggan
89 Genesis Baptist Church
5730 Kimbrough
90 Fraser School
1230 Airline
91 Oso Square Apts 1
7350 McArdle
92 Cullen Jr High School
5225 Greeley
93 Wilson Elementary School (
3925 Ft Worth
94 Calk Elementary School
4621 Marie
95 St Cyril & Methodius
Church
3210 S. Padre Island Drive
96 Kirton Garage
3013 Brawner
97 Tempi Elim Assembly of
God
2625 Gollihar
98 Moody High School
1818 Trojan
99 Saxes Business Center
715 Oak Park Avenue
100 Tuloso-Midway Elem
School
1925 Tuioso
101 Votters Boy Scout
Hut 3221 McKenzie Road
103 Tuioso-Midway High
School 9830 LaBranch
106 Tom Browne Jr High
4301 Schanen
107 McGee Elementary
School
4201 Calallen
109 King High School
5225 Gollihar
110 County Building
Highway 9
111 Lulac West Park
Apartments 10170 I H 37
112 Schanen Elementary
School 5717 Killarmet
113 Garcia School
4401 Greenwood
114 St. John's Bapt. Church
Annex 5445 Greenwood
115 Club Estates School
5222 Merganser
116 Coastal Haven Apts
Rec. Robot 4710 Mlddlecoff
117 Flour Bluff High Library
2505 Waldron
118 Nazarene Trinity Ch
Rice Hall 6225 Weber
119 Fire Station #14
5901 S. Staples
120 Woodlawn School
1110 Woodlawn
121 Yeager Elementary
School
5414 Tripoli '
122 Fire Station
1802 Waldron
123 Kostoryz School
3602 Panama -.