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HomeMy WebLinkAbout18559 ORD - 11/20/1984AN ORDINANCE CLOSING THE HEARING ON STREET IMPROVEMENTS ON THE FOLLOWING STREETS: George Evans School Area, Phases 1. Howard and Mestlna Streets, from Sam Rankin Street to Brownlee Boulevard, 2. Sam Rankin Street, from Caldwell Street to Comanche Street. and 3. Josephine and Mexico Streets, from Caldwell Street to I.H. 37 Access Road (Antelope Street); FIXING A LIEN AND CHARGE, THE MANNER AND TIME OF PAYMENT AND COLLECTION; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. WHEREAS, the City Council of Corpus Christi, Texas, by duly enacted ordinance passed and approved on the 2nd day of October, 1984, determined the necessity for, and ordered the improvement of the following streets. George Evans School Area, Phase= 1. Howard and Mestlna Streets, from Sam Rankin Street to Brownlee Boulevard, 2. Sam Rankin Street, from Caldwell Street to Comanche Street, and 3. Josephine and Mexico Streets, from Caldwell Street to I.H. 37 Access Road (Antelope Street); n the manner and ac c ding to the plans and specifications heretofore approved and adapted by INC City Council by ordinance dated October 2, 1984, a duly executed notice of said ordinance having been filed in the name of the said City with the County Clerk of Nueces County, Texas; and WHEREAS, the said City Council has caused the City Engineer to prepare and file estimates of the cast of such improvements and estimates of the amount per front foot proposed to be as5essed against the property abutting upon a portion of the aforesaid streets within the limits herein defined, to be improved, and the real and true owners s thereof, and said City Engineer has heretofore filed said estimates anda statement of other matters relating thereto with said City Council, and same has been received, examined and approved by said City Council; and WHEREAS, said City Council, by duly enacted ordinance dated October 2, 1984, did determine the nee ssity of levying an assessment for that portion of the cost of constructingsaid improvements on the above named streets, within the limits herein defined, to be paid by the abutting property and the real and true owners thereof, and by ordinance dated October 2, 1984, 18559 did order and seta hearing to be held at i 00 p.m. on the 13th day of November, 1984, in the City Council Chambers in the City of Corpus Christi, Texas, for the real and true o of the property abutting upon said streets, within the limits above defined, and for all others owning or claiming any interest in, or otherwise interested in said property, or any of said matters as to the assessments and a e amounts to be assessed against each parcel of abutting property andne the real and true ow owners thereof, and as to the special benefits to accrue to said abutting property by virtue of said improvements, if any, or concerning any error, invalidity, irregularity or deficiency in any proceedings, or contract, to appear and be heard in person or by counsel and offer evidence In reference to said matters, and the City Council did by said ordinance order and direct the City to give notice of said hearing to the owners abutting upon said streets as shown by the current ad valorem tax roll by mailing such notice to such owners and publishing said n tice at least three times in the Corpus Christi Times before the date of the hearing, such notice of mail and by publication being in compliance with the provisions of Article 1105b of Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes of Texas; and WHEREAS, such notice was given said ow s of property as shown on the current ad valorem tax 11 within the limits of the streets being improved by mailing such notice at least fourteen (14) days prior to the hearing to such omens and by publishing three times notice of such hearing in the Corpus Christi Times, the first of which publication was at least twenty-one (21) days prior to the date of said hearing; both forms of notice being in compliance with and containing the information required by Article 1105b, Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes; and WHEREAS, after due, regular and proper notice thereof, all as provided by law and the Charter of the City of Corpus Christi, said hearing of which notice was given, was opened and held on November 13, 1984, in the City Council Chambers in the City of Corpus Christi, Texas, in accordance with said ordinance and notice, at which time an opportunity was given to all said abovementioned persons, to be hdand ft offer evidence sto almatters in accordance with agents corporations s and l ahccdnidordinance andand r notice, at which time the following appeared c and offered the following testimony' C/TY Or CORPUS CHRIST, TEXAs SPECIAL COUNCIL MEET/MG GE.. EVANS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CAFETERIA 1315 Comanche Street November 13, 1984 Mayor Luther Jones Mayor Pro Tem Betty /I Turner Council Members David serlanga, Sr. Welder Brown 'A:roVtalCmtti'4'1'AZZ rre.;y%Orr Leo Guerrero CIty Secretor" Eill G.YPea4 .** Joe McComb, Pim. Mendez Mary Pat Slavmk Council 2Mmbers Welder BIOWT, Leo Goerreso and Frank Mande. were present at 7 25 p.m., and ASSIStant City Manager James K. Lontos opened the meeting and explained that the Council Members were detained due to a very important Cannel/ Meeting which u.,1 until 7 00 p m., following which the Conno. was obinated to meet with Navy Officials xho were in town in connectmon with the Homeportinq pro2ect. 2hm. Lontos stated that they KOWA like to open the meeting with the Staff preSent, begin an explanation of the pro3ect and present some of the informatIon that the property owners needed to be aWare of. He stated that as soon as a quorum of the Council arrives, the official meeting would be opened Mr. Lontos then ..11.d on Assistant City Attorney Gay eoegey to present the fOrmal Portion of the hearing. Mr. Doegey Introduced Mr. Gerald Smith, the City Engineer, and asked him to describe the pro3ect. Mr. Smith explamned that the puhlic hearing le to etPlain the Prelect end it is required by State La:, Hr. Smith explained that the George Evans School Area Phase II Street Improvement PrO]eCt includes improvements to the follow., streets (1) Hoeard and (Sestina Streets, from Sam Rankin Street to Brownlee ates aial ciaancil aketang uovember 1,,1984 Page 2 Boulevard, (2) Sam Ranklu Street, from Caldrall street to Comanche Street, and (3) dosephane and Merle° Streets, from Caldrell Street to I.H. 37 Access Poad (Antelope Street/. /tr. Srdth informed the members of the audience that the plan Is to totally reconstruct the streets to a width of 40 feet. He explained that the streets will be constructed by ercavation to a width and depth to permit the laying of a 6" curb and gutter section, 6" compacted subgrade, 10' compacted caliche base and 2" Type D Hot aspha/tac pavement be stated that the streets will he 40 feet rn width and there be 4 foot or 5 foot wide reinforced sidewalks 4" thick and 6' thick reinforced driveways. Mr. Smith stated that the plans were prepared In the CIty's Engineering Department. bids on the proDect were receaved, and the low bidder was Claude Chapman Conctraction Company in the bid amount of 4012,125 25. Be stated that the pro7ect wall requIre twelve to fourteen months for completion and stated that the assessment roll was prepared after the bids were received in accordance with the Caty, assessment policy ordinance. He explained that the residentaal, school and church property rates will be as follows 6" curb, gutter and Paveme(i - 40.75 per lanear foot; sadewalk - $1.00 per square foot, and dr1VeWays - $4.32 per square foot. He stated that the ratesfor the commercial properties will be as follows 8/. curb, gutter and pavement - $18.50 per linear foot, sidewalks and dr1VeWays - the same as those of the residential property. Mr. Sm1th erplained that this is a pro2ect to be funded by Community Development slock Crane funds and residents of this area are eligible for grants to pay their assessments He explained that this information was sent to all of the property owners Involved, written an Englash and Spanish, and explained the policy by stating that all property owners who have one or two famaly resIdences who occupy the property can qualify fOr the resadentlal rate regardless of the monang of the property. He enplained further that low to moderate Income residents In the area may qualify for a 100a grant if they meet 1201 of the SectIon 8 income guidelines. He gave as an example, a one-person family must have an ancome that does Tot exceed $17,580 to be eligible for the grant for the assessments and the amount of salary can be Increased according to the number of people in the familp. Mayo, Luther Jones arrived at the meeting at 7 35 p.m. Mr. Smith contrned his explanation by stating that absentee property okners who rent to low to moderate Income residents may be elagIble for low interest loans for an interest rate of 51. "" cotrail Members Davld Berlanga and nary Pat Slavik arrived at the rmetang at 7 26 p.m. Assistant City Attorney 00egey informed the Councll that the hearing has not been officially opened but nr. Smith has been involved an providing information in regard to this particular pro2ect. ial Coencll Meeting noverber 17, 1964 Page 3 Jones then called the meeting to order and explained that the council regrets being late for the meeting but they felt it was important to meet with the Navy Team who are in the City of Corpus Christi to consider the possibility of designating this City for Homeporting. begot donee exPlained that thie hearing is being conducted aa requmrement for pro,ects involving an assesssment. He stated that it is his opinmon that the paving assessment program has been a great success In Corpus Christi and has provided many improvements to neighborhoods all over the City. Cubic, Member Mendez explained that several meetings have been conducted in regard to street irprovements Involving the CD. funds at which tmme the grants for the assessments were explained. He noted that citizens are usually very pleased when they find out that they are eligible for the grant for their assessments. Council Member Berlanga thanked everyone for taking the time to attend the meting. Council Member Brown also expressed appreciation to the people %he came and stated that he Is proud to be a member of this City Council. Council Merber Slavik also apologized for being late but stated that she felt that they %ere doing a great deal of good .7' meetieg with tHe Ns, Bomporting team. She stated that she, too, is very supportive of this program which will improve this neighborhood ex* Mayor PrO Tem Betty Turner and Council t.mber Joe McComb arrived at the meeting at 7.45 p.m Council Merber McComb stated that he is grateful that the people came to the meeting, and Mayor Pro Ten Turner apologized for being late but explained the importance of the Navy Homeporting Team to the entire City. City secrete, Peed called the roll of required Charter Officers and vezdtiod that the quorum was present to conduct a legally constituted meeting. Assistant City Attorney Dy informed the Council Members that Br. Smith has been testifying in regard to the pro,ect and explaaned several aspects of it, Including the possibility of grants being available for low to moderate income eligible families for 100% of their assessments. Mr. Smith then explained the improvements that %cold be realized In this area by the street Improvement progect, stating Chat all the streets in the area now have roadside ditches, the area drains very well, there are no curbs and gotters in the ProJect ere., the streets are apprebmately 34 feet wide and the area is predominantly residential but a few churches are in the area as well as small businesses. uovember 13, 1984 Page 4 !Mt Doegey asked Mr. Smith to describe the benefits that will be derived from this project, and mr. Smith explained that the benefits will be the hen community will wn pay will be maintenance which will increase thee sewer is the k uter pressure and provide better fire protection; d in his opinion, each piece property will be enhanced at least in the amount of the cost of the /U. n myth continued by stating that if t t is awarded n s work c bbefore Christmasand be completed byOctoberof 1985M He reiterated that the low bidder on the project was aude Chapman Construction Company and explained that each property owner will be contacted by d city Staff member In the event they need to make changes on the driveways that are inClUded Smith explained that the assessments will not be due until completion of the project, at 5hrch t the assessments may be paid In ash, with monthly installments over a 5 -year period at an interest rate of 85, or. in case of hardship, the payments may be made over a 10 -year period. Smith referred to the trees that are in the project area that the City has a policy of trying to save aS many trees would like to save, noting that the location o£ sidewalks can be moved somewhat to prevent the necessity for removing trees. gey called as his next witness, Mr. William J. Holly, Broker acd Pppraviser. Through questioning of Mr. Holly, Mr. Doegey noted that he was qualified to testify in that he is a rear estate broker and appraiser and has been parforming appraisCorDus Christi' withis eailiar with ch every real sof piece te values ni t hisH project a testified that he is familiar wrththe existing conditions ofthe property. removed,Mr. Holly eudained the improvements that would be realized from the project, stating that at time, drainage will be les noisy, allot ehproperty w ed es exist 5.. will be ppearancecuthere will be less dusts, and the water pressure will be improved and the property will be Increased in value Mr. Holly testifzed that in his opinion, all of the proper,' wiil be enhanced at least in the amount of the improxements Holly also testified that there are no triangUlar o -shaped pieces cf property n the project and he did not recommend any reductions on any of the assessments as listed on the assessment roll. ,mvember 13, 1984 Page 5 Comm. Member Werlanga InquIred if there are any new sewer lmnes planned, and Mr. smmth stated that at one and they mal check the other lines iron, Y all establish new sever lanes oegey stated that that completes the formal testimony of the public hearing. M Mayor Hones then lea for comments from the property owners who were present rn the audience. Judge Eduardo E. de Ases, speakIng as a member of the Salvatvon Army Advmsory Board, stated that they have -Cup mtems that are being assessed He o,ated that they have no quarrel with the Impruvem.nts an. feet that.. Pr./..t will ance not only thms patticular whole. He problem as areabut uamo enhance assessments rch e Svsted a rcommercral rate and evplarned that the property dsbyhthe Salvatvon A whvch isa on-profvt orgaruzation that deals in allevvatvon of ...rill., have two PreCeS of ProllertY, one of ch ms bemng used to Frouse parcnts who have no means of slIPPort end nO Pd... .'.V, 'h. .th.. eleo that houses SalvatIon Tammy on stated that he is preset to speak orbehalf of the Salvatmon Army because both a these properties are being assessed at the commerclal rate and They would like to request that they allowed to pay the resIdentmal rate sance both of their estahlmshments are for non-profit organisational use. • Judge a continued by s g that they had discussed t with the Staff and they As d be gcovenant n Ith the land that a long as the parcels used by t Salvation tion Amy the be paid at the tial rate, en the cost of thea ercmal use, t the resvdentialt owner would vr and e to pay tM1 tc the to roil rate. Mr. de Asesethen Introduced Major Sar Haller oftheSalvation Army. e Pontos informed the the Staff dIscussed this wmth the Salvation Army representatmves and the that the CIty rvi etaff recommends the Army provvdes too the community. requestexpressed p essed the opvnvon that thus issthe amost reasonable approach t e the and a nvng wmth e lands tine to t thepropertyas sold and used for r covenant purposes, the commeromal sate wall then aryl,. se by co Mendez h z that vty c ed assessrent e for the Salvation Amypropety to the r svdentialru c nj nctvcr, vtb, approval of a covenant to run with the land as described above., tes lad Co)mcal Meeting ._ ember 13, 1984 Page 6 TrS. Pell., ...Phan addressed the COUnCal. aud af f0ilOudbq completion of the pro3ect, 19 -wheelers would still be allowed to drive down calduell street She mentIoned the fact that large movang trucks tear up the streets. Mr. Smyth Inguared about the type of company they served, and Mrs. Dolphin stated that the Red Ball Company has large trucks but there are other companies that have 18 -r.heelers goang to that area. Hr. Smyth stated that he dmd not know of any way that they could prekent the trucks usyng Caldwell Street but at least the street would be widened whach might alleviate the problem somewhat. Hr. Tom stewart, Derector of Transportation. stated that there may be a way to limit the truck travel and he uould be glad to ecamIne thas. Mr. Harry Warner, part-time pastor of a church located at the corner of Comanclm and Mex.°, stated that followyng the street Improvements and the elimination of head -an parking on llecaco Street, a large past of thear parka,. will be elymynated. Mr. Smyth stated that the elemanation of datches uall provide curbside parallel parkang but the head -an parkIng will be eliminated. He stated that he will ask Mr Stewart to dascuss this lelth Mr. Willaams to see if ad...anal parking could be established. An unidentlfied lady in the audience Inquired if the contractor has to move fences to construct the sidewalk if the contractor will. repair their fences arid replace then, and lir. smath assured her that af fences are moved, the City will Pad for the replacement. Mrs. Estella del oro Inquired about the streets in which seuer lines will be replaced. Hr. Smith stated that he thought that the sewer lanes to be replaced are on Josephine Street but he will be glad to check the plans and explain in detail after the meeting. An unadentified lady In the audience Inquired if Leopard Street and dosepharm will be blocred off curing construction. Mr. Smith enplained that the City's specyfications require that the contractor provade access at all tames they will trY to do se excePt on the days uhen driveways are poured. He stated that oven during that time, the resadents will be able to park on the street near their lmuses. Ile also explaaned that the contractor wall work on the pro,ect In phases, or an other words, all of the streets In the project will not be under constructIon at the same time. ' tes • . sal Coencil limetang ....ember 13, 1984 rage 7 Mrs. Dolphin, who had spoken earlder, asked that the resadents he notified when they will be unable to get to thear houses because oE the pourang of the draveways and also requested that the resadents be notified when they are going to have their water cut off. Mr. Srrath explalned that the Caty Staff is responsable for cutting off tile water at the tame they are installang new water meters, but at was has understandang that they usually try to notify the resadents to make them aware of that fact. Council. member Slavak suggested that cards maght be printed up and placed on the res.:lents) doors If they are not at home to explaan the tames and dates that thear property wall be anaccessable. Mr. Marlon Drown, Volunta, PavIng Coordlnator, stated that he does have that type of card pranted up for that ParPore. An unidentsfled gentleman in the ....nee stated that he is a member of a church In the progeot area and inquired about the possabilaty of wader draveways. Mr. Srath stated that that would be possable but the property owner wall have to pay an extra charge for wader driveways. Another lady an the audlence poanted out that some of the property owners ara sasaor 7.a) wall ProbablY Cuallfy for the 1008 grant to pay their assessments. She anquared if the property changes hands or is walled to relataves of the senior c)basens, if the new owners wall have to pay the assessments, and Mr. Salt)) stated that the new owners wall have to pay part of the assessment at that time. (Note: After anvestigatio, at was determuned that heirs or new property owners acquaxung such proper, would not have to pay the assessments an thas tYPe of situation.) There beang no further busaness to come before the Council, on rotIon by Mayor Pro Tem Thrner, seconded by Coencal Member Mendes and passed unanymmesly, the Specaal awns,. Meeting was adJourned at A:30 p m SoVerber l0DC DVr. There being no further testimony offered or any further parties appearing to be heard, upon proper motion, duly seconded and unanimously carried, the said hearing was declared closed; and WHEREAS, no further parties appearing and further testimony being offered as to the special benefits in relation to the enhanced value f said abutting property as compared to cost of the improvements of said portion of said streets proposed to be assessed against said property, or as to any errors, nvalidities or irregularities, in the proceeding or contract heretofore had in reference to the portions of said streets to be improved; and WHEREAS, said City Council has heard evidence as to the special benefits and enhanced value to accrue e to said abutting property, and the real n and true o owners thereof, a compared with the cost of making said Improvements osaidstreets within the limits above defined, and has heard all parties appearing and offering testimony, together with all protests and objections relative to such matters and as to any errors, invalidities o irregularities in any of the proceedings and contract for aid improvements, and has given a full and fair hearing to all parties making or desiring to make any such protest, objection or offer testimony and has fully examined and considered all evidence, matters, objections and protests offered and based upon said evidence, testimony and statements, said City Council finds that each and every parcel of property abutting upon the portion of the streets aforesaid within the limits to be improved as herein defined, will be enhanced in value and specially benefited by the construction of said improvements upon the said streets upon which said improvements proposed to be, and as hereinbelowsSe sed against each and very said parcel of abutting property, and the real and true owners thereof, and said City o Council did consider and correct all errors, invalidities or deficiencies called to its attention and did find that all proceedings and contracts were proper and inc cordance with the Charter of said City and the laws of the State of Texas, underwhich those proceedings were being had, and the proceedings of said City Council heretofore had with reference to such improvements, and in all respects to be valid and regular, and said City Council did further find upon said evidence that the assessments hereinbelow made and the charges hereby declared against said abutting property on the portions of the streets hereinabove described, within the limits defined, and the real and true owner or setrs thereof, are just and equitable and 0i0 adopt the rule of apportionment out below and the division of the cast of said improvements between said abutting properties. and the real and true ow rs thereof, as just and equitable, and as producing substantial equality considering the benefits to be received and the burdens imposed thereby, and that all objections and protests should be overruled and denied except the corrections and changes as appear on the final assessment roll included in this ordinance. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS: SECTION 1. That there being no further protest or testimony for o against said improvements, said hearing granted to the real and true of abutting property on said streets, within the limits above defined, and s all persons, firms, corporations and estates, owning or claiming same any interest therein, be and the same is hereby closed and all protests and objections, whether specifically mentioned or not, shall be, and the same are hereby overruled and denied. SECTION 2. That said City Council hereby finds and determines upon the evidence heard in reference to each and every parcel or property abutting upon the aforesaid streets, within the limits defined, that the special benefits to the enhanced value to accrue to said property and the real and true ow es thereof, by virtue to the construction of said Improvements to saidportion of said streets upon which said property abuts, will be in excess of the amount of the cost of said improvements as proposed to be, and as herein assessed against said abutting property and the real and true owners thereof, and finds that the apportionment of the cost of said Improvements, and that 011 5emens hereinbelow made are just and equitable and produce substantial equality considering the benefits received t and the burdens Imposed thereby, and are to accordance with the laws of the State of Texas. and the Charter provisions ofthe City of Corpus Christi, Texas, and that theproceedingsand contract heretofore had with reference to said improvements are1n all respects regular, proper and valid, and that all prerequisites to the fixing of the assessment liens against said abutting properties, as hereinabove described andthe personal liability of the real and true owner rcs thereof, whether named or correctly named herein or not, have been in all rthings regularly had and performed in compliance with the law, Charter provisions and proceedings of the said City Council. 5ECTION 3. That in pursuance of said ordinance, duly enacted by said City Council, authorizing and ordering the Improvements of the above described street, within the limits defined, and in pursuance of said proceedings heretofore hadad enacted by said City n Council, reference to said Improvements and by virtue of the powers vested In saidCity with respect to said street improvements by the laws of the State of Texas and the Charter of said City, with particular reference to Chapter 106 of the Acts of the First Called Session of the 40th Legislature of the State of Texas, known and shown as Article 1100b of Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes of Texas, as mended, there e shall be, and is hereby levied, assessed and taxed againstthe respective parcels or property abutting upon said portion of said streets, and against the real and true owners thereof, whether such real and true ow rrs be named or correctly named herein or not, the several sums of money heeinbelmr mentioned ritemized opposite the description of the respective parcels of said ssamey, the number ofeat of each and the several amounts assessed against the land true aroowners hereofand oamsof the apparent o s tto all as corrected and adjusted by said Litytouncil, being as follows, to -alt tscZs47,17g.,..e r: STREET IVIPROVEMENTS The George Evans School Area, Phase II street improvements shall include improve- ments to the follow:mg streets Cenrge Evans School Area. Phase II 1. Howard and Mestine. Streets, from Sam Rankin Street to Brownlee Boulevard, 2 S. Rankin Street, from Caldwell Street to Camanche Street, and 3. Josephine and Mexico Streets, from Caldwell Street to I.H. 37 Access Road (Antelope Street) These streets shall be constructed by excav the laying of a 6. standard curb and gutter compacted caliche base and 2" Type "0" Hot will be 40 feet in width measured from the existing right-of-way. There .11 be 4' or 4" thick and 6" thick reinforced concrete d The assessment rates have been calculated i Peving policy. Based on this policy and th Chapman Construction Co., Inc , the assessm atnon to a width and depth to permit section, 6" compacted subgrade, 10" Mix asphaltic pavement. The street back of curb and constructed within the 5' wide reinforced concrete sidewalks riveways as shown on the plans. n accordance with Che City's latest e low bid prices submitted by Claude ent rates are as follows: Item 40' Bede Street, BOC 6" Curb, Gutter Pavement Sidewalks Driveways Residential, School Church Property 6'. Curb. Gutter & Pavement Sidewalk Driveway Total Bid Price Final Assesements CIty Porte. GS:11 Bid Price Assessment Rate $27 58 L F. $ 1 73 S F. $ 4 32 S F $922.126.25 204.016 $1 $718,109.74 ad IP $19.50 L.F. $ 1.00 S.F. $ 4.32 S.F. $9.75 L 01.60 s 0. 74.32 s r:STEN USER AND .c AUL COO 911 1,906.07 EP TITO <117.59 696.9/ e • 0 P5565 1.1111 PATE PROONT 22 0 11 ( (w s (raffia—L t rs st s LI 202.50 NOVEMBER 203 1934 PALE 5 vESep`Pr`ax =NM' 965426 :;:if :41E:14 N" 6,71 54F• ORO 1-10 :g: -g- go. " '4118 21:r2Rne401 LOT BLit 0 °•:° "" 417•50 T630 MEXICO SWEET INTERS ECE[NN " 0010115100"0::(03 .Rses.iv.x.uo 87.50 000: 0 2119.90 000 l+ • i of i . w z. I Rzs uxsr 1 .650.79 959.70 ii' ".E.B. 20, 10E14 " OCTAVIAN° OE ,____P,„011100011,00 1000,, -0- 5., IN 0;L"." U021211112 20 271.0 736.0, zea.oa S e S6C•00 S• 1.00 160.00 - a711 =ea 00�c n 1 � xm-„ zo iv+a 10 TIOX ACTT PALC nssessLP— xesre x. sraeer Txreaserenax xuur nxIL vxITS TOM PIM CAR Lin meaav sneer xxrcx s echo { e->_vecavT for -a s•e. v� 12 DESCRIPTION YUANTITY OP AUE,DEO 11.034ENT RATE AMOUNT CITY o. CORPUS coal,,. ARLEY BIN 11 60.0 221,4 [CO..NC.E STREET INTERSECTION t. t, .RRL 220 CO 211.04 111 . laen ggggIggg .,„ LIP/111 SIRE. IfiTERSECTIEW 510 JOSEINIME /1401 gfg',"ggg —0: L:F:C:f 1104T: —0— —0— IS 5E114. — YEA'S .0 s CHAS 11 ZAHN: 4.4T —0— 1.:F.C.G.6 I., -a— gg',gg7'gg.ggr al AMOUNT `•n_ettcr au So 31 JONES BEEN B-5. 101.616 LO 3.260. 001 SEVER. STREET INTERSECTION rvoES a cir;: cor 13 366.2 or coavus .RI56I ( . Sz.. S., E. T -Toa C irx EE 0_ _ _63.6.00140_ 162 DO l a—s, nu ETI nxry UNITS _n --s 2 N4 ro _➢_ os.s� l "224" 400.00 2.2.• SP! —0— 5•22.5/21 —0- 200.00e A-2 02102. —0— 2•2• 0,21. —0— 3•2• 0/12 :p aise•oo C (1 "A ;Ir:1=222,1 02 02250 t a 1, Q ILEX ox Q RR. PROPERTYDESCRIPTION x,:E_.ICO ,::..: , iE QUANTITY OD • 140.00 7.321.0011 Cl •-E. DACAQI tar l (t „=. ,�=.x ,, TATE t, ` .r,xx ,,:Ex.xx RATE AMOUNT .,.„� JONES AO. n nxr�to BLT x -x, xuirx 8 LOT 2aS�2)1.04 211.04 542.07 ( LTO "x_xo ”"' _x_ Nr Hwe.ee. zo 190 ED f1( (MEP/1TM STREET INTERSECTION szo.00 .41• SCR 1.00 SI0.011 g:Mg PIIMUENT PALE enu. LI= p5SE55,,, 1 : ( ITP.2411 140 _215,00 -0- -0- tVireLT: 3 ( P2';'•5=ZPI, SiR PULS P3 PAutp p Lao.pu n,s utar s• CIL 399.58 t [IL PA 0 LO 50 585-00 74o 00 1,116.04 1.00 500.00 771 a X67.. c HOWARD 57 INTLASECTION 1[, 5 ea 507 752 I8505550 DILI,. VP - - .( ISOYEPRFR PR. ,s 4.52 °, CITY O. CORPUS C..I,T. RILEY !Lk PP ( PISD LIPP 5)0.00 26,.06 <ar. or co..m r.+. ALLEY 868 3 Or I 80 ID 7grIrgfo, 30,00 -0- 102,00, oo _ 1: NOVE P.M A 19,14 PACE El DESCRIPTION 1 : :T1F_ ___ !!!!!!!InFPTION IMTSU; ASSE:FSMENT RATE /MONT ASSES EV : 1 1 t 11 =:'CIP"XLEIT 3133.45 S:f: :g 1-,0C ;?;., 11.;Z1.90 1 ..;••=ERN-ViE4 -!1;;--.-t'.." 11 5,?si.scp 1 85A CITY Of CORPUS CHRTSTI ALLEY DLN 8 o- •, • 5,y *" ( LEOPARD STREET INTERSECTION " 2.61100 XT'EnItWA:ON 536.00 S.F. ""r I. 0 536.0D 1.5 VACANT LOT -°- -0- 1,10.00 t No• 1. PROPER !IESMPTION OESTITIO ASSESSNENT RUT • 1 1 89 RATT 0 OR„ , : 'S11 l'.0=V"" * :91= t;.• IZ %.;t1 *INC S/14 EX! 'In :-;.• v,;:-.1:;°., tii wr..." NOWARD STREET :INTERSECTION ilJ k • 90A C/iT OF CORPUS CHRISTI rt ALLEY RUC 10 k 91 ANDRES E SkERAA M' 2,3040 UNIT -9- 3061,41, 94R [ITV o. CORPUS ENR/:T, C la Toory 3061.04 IL S LIP. STREET INTERSECTION 94R [ITV o. CORPUS ENR/:T, C la Q• 11091/115010 30, 1011 11001 27 005 0 ounnnrr 0r 0x n�ouxr 1! v ( ro0 sue rce vorv9 0aac i9 101 r[90x cc 110199110 araecr xxreazccrrux ( x ASSESSFO AI FY 1,44 PAUL COUP ,1,U7 3--.501100L 5 z.o<. 410 22,00 - 34680400 4,- t e.. e. ..o au..n.. ree r oesce�v.:ox as sesseo 1. C SECTION 4. Be it further ordained that in the event the actual frontage of any property herein ase ssed shall be found upon the completion of said improvements to be greater orless than the number of feet hereinabove stated, the assessments herein set against any such property and against the real and true oowners a thereof, shall be, and the s are hereby declared to be increased ordecreased a e the c may be, in the proportion which said excess or deficiency or frontage shall bear to the whole number of front feet of property actually improved in accordance with the front foot rule or rate of assessment herein adopted, it being the intention that such parcel of property and the real and true ow owners thereof abutting on the portion of the streets above described, within thelimits defined, shall pay for said improvements under the "FRONT FOOT RULE 0R PLAN", which rule or plan is hereby found and determined to be 3ust and equitable and to produce a substantial equality, having in view the special benefits to be received and the burdens imposed thereby, and it is further ordained that upon final completion and acceptance of said improvements on the aforesaid streets, within the limits defined all certificateshereinafter provided for, issued to evidence said assessments against said parcels of property abutting upon said street, and the realand true owner ws thereof shall be issued in accordance with, and shall evidence theactual frontage of said property and the actual cost of said improvements, the amount named in said certificate in na case to exceed the Dunt herein assessed against such property unless such increase be caused by excessan Of front footage o r theaunt hereinabove stated, such actual cost and such actual number of front feet, mf different from the hereinabove shown in Section 3 hereof, to be determined by the City Engineer upon completion of said work on said street, and the findings of the City Engineer shall be final and binding upon all parties concerned. SECTION 5. That the se eral sums mentioned above in Section 3 hereof assessed against said parcels of property abutting on the aforesaid streets, within the limits defined, and the real and true owners s thereof, whether named or correctly named herein a not, subuect to theprovisions of Section 4 thereof, together with interest thereon at the rate of eight percent (8%) per annum with reasonable attorney's fee and all costs and expenses of collection, if incurred, are hereby declared to be made a first and prior lien upon the respective the date said Improvements Improemproperty,.which same ntswerede ed by said Cityre ss an Council, toafter wlt October 2, 1984, and a personal liability and charge against the real and true owner owners be named or correctly named herein, and that said lien shall be andconstitute the first and prior enforceable claim against the property assessed and shall be a first and paramount lien superior to all other liens, claims or title, except for lawful ad valorem taxes, and that the same so assessed shall be paid and become payable in one of the following methods at the option of the property owner 1. All in cash within 30 days after completion or acceptance by City, or 2. Payments to be made in maximum of 120 equal installments, the first of which shall paid within 30 days after the completion of said improvement, and the acceptance thereof by the City, and the balance to be paid in 119 equalcecutive monthly installments commencing nc on the 1st day of the next succeeding month untilthe entire s s paid in full, together with interest from the date of said completion and acceptance by a City, until paid, at the rate of eight percent b%) 3. The total number of monthly installments o owner occupied property may be extended beyond 120 in number so that, at the owner's request, the total monthly payments will not exceed ten (010.00) per month. provided. however, that in order for the owners of said property to avail themselves of Option "2" or"3" above, theyshall be required to execute an agreement providing for such payments and shall have the privilege of paying r all, of such installments at any time before maturity thereof by paying the total amount of principal due, together with interest accrued, to the date of payment SECTION 6 That for the purpose of evidencing said assessments, ments, the liens securing sameand the several s assessed against the said parcels or property and the real and true owner or ownersthereof and the time and terms of payment, and to aid in the enforcement thereof, assignable certificates shall be sued by the City of Corpus Christi, Texas, to itself upon the completion of said improvements in said streets and acceptance thereof by said City Council, which certificates shall be executed by the Mayor in the name of the City. attested by the City Secretary, with the corporate seal of said City, and which certificates shall declare the amounts of said assessments and the times and terms thereof, the rate of interest thereon, the date of the completion and acceptance of the improvements for which the certificate 1s issued. and shall contain the names of the apparent true owner or owners accurately as passible, and the description of the property assessed by lot and block number, or front foot thereof, or such other description as may otherwise identify the and if the said property shall be owned by an estate or firm, then to so state the fact shall be sufficient and no error or mistake in describing such property or in giving the name of any owner or or otherwise, shall in anywise invalidate o impair the assessment levied hereby or the certificate issued in evidence thereof. That said certificate shall further provide substantially that if default shall be made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest when due, then at the option of the City, its s assigns, or the holder thereof, the whole of said assessment evidence therebyshall at once became due and payable, and shall be collectible with reonable attorney's fees and all expenses and costs of collection, if incurred, and said certificate shall set forth and evidence the personal liability of the real and true ow or Of such property, and that said lien is first and paramount thereon, supowners superior to all other liens. titles and charges, except for lawful ad valorem taxes, from and after the date said improvements were ordered by said City Council, to -wit. October 2, 1984, and shall provide in effect that if default shall be made in the payment thereof, the same may be enforced, at the option of the City, or their successors and assigns, by the sale of the property therein described in the mannerprovided for the collection of ad valorem taxes as above recited, or by suit in any court having Jurisdiction. That said certificates shall further recite in effect that all the proceedings with reference to making said improvements have been regularly had in compliance with the law and Charter in force in said City and the proceedings g of said City Council of said City, and that all prerequisites to the fixing f the as ment lien against the property therein described, ar attempted to be described, and the personal liability of the real and true owner or owners thereof, evidence by such certificates, have been regularly done and performed, which recitals shall be evidence of all the matters and facts so recited and no further proof thereof shall be required in any court. That said certificates shall further provide in effect that the City of Corpus Christi, Texas, shall exercise all of its lawful powers, In the enforcement and collection thereof, and said certificates may contain other and further recitals, pertinent and appropriate thereto. It shall not be na sary that said certificates shall be In the exact farm as above set forth, but the substance and effect thereof shall suffice SECTION 7. That all such assessments levied are a personal liability and charge against the real and true owner ar owners of the property described, or attempted to be described, notwithstanding such owner or owners may not be named orcorrectly named, and any irregularity in thenameof the property owner, or the description of any property or the amount of any assessment, or in anyther matter or thing shall not in anywise invalidate or impair any assessment levied hereby or any certificate issued, and such mistake, or invalidity or irregularity whether i e such assessment or in the certificate in evidence thereof, may be, but isnot required to be, to be enforceable, at any time corrected by the said City Council of the City of Corpus Christi Further that the omission of said improvements in front of any part of parcel of property abutting uponthe aforementioned streets, which is exempt from the lien of said assessment, shall i affect o impair the validity of assessments against the other n ather parcels of property abutting upon said street, and that the total amounts assessed against the respective parcels of property abutting upon said streets within the linits herein defined and the real and true owner or s thereof, a a the same or r less than, the s estimate of said a ment prepared by the City Engineerand approved and adopted by the CityCouncil and are in ccordance with the procedures of said City Council relative to said improvements and assessments thereof, and with the teams, powers and provisions of said Chapter 106 of the Acts of the First Called Session of the 40th legislature of the State of Texas, known as Article 1105b of Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes of Texas and Charter of the City of Corpus Christi, Texas, under which terms, power and provisions said proceedings, said improvements and assessments were had and made by said City Council SECTION 8. That upon written request of the Mayor or five Council members, copy attached, to find and declare an emergency due to the need for efficient administration of City affairs by the closing of such hearing on public street improvements, such finding of anemergency is made and declared requiring suspension of the Charter rule as to consideration and voting upon ordinances or resolutions at three regular meetings so that this ordinance is passed and shall take effect upon first reading as an emergency measure this the 20th day of November, 1904 ATTEST: APPROVED: 2MC DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1984 J BRUCE AYCOCK, CITY ATTORNEY By Attorney> MAYOR THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS Corpust Christi, Texas e2OpuJ1 — day of 198 TO THE IIEIIBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL Corpus Christi, Texas For the re set forth in the emergency clause of the foregoing ordinance or resolution,emergency exists requiring suspension of the Charter rule as to consideration and voting upon ordinances or esalutlons 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 THE CIT OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS The above ordinance was pas sed) Luther Jones Betty N Turner David Berlanga, Sr. Welder Brown Leo Guerrero Dr. Charles W. Kennedy Joe 005050 Frank Iiendez Ilary Pat Slavik he following vote. 18559