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Min 01/09/1967 Wichita Falls, Texas 976 Memorial Auditorium Building January 9, 1967 Items 1 & 2 The Board of Aldermen of the City of Wichita Falls, Texas, met in regular session on the above date in the Council Room of the Memorial Auditorium Building at 7:30 o'clock P.M. , with the following members present: R. C. Rancier Mayor R. Kenneth Hill X Dr. D. C. Burross X James M. Davis X Aldermen Leroy Daniel X Max Kruger Jack Davis City Manager If. P. Hodge, Jr.. City Attorney Wilma J. Thomas City Clerk Cletus C. Schenk Absent The invocation was given by Alderman Kruger. Mayor Rancier welcomed the visitors to the Council meeting, including Bill Daniel, son of Alderman Daniel. Item 3 Moved by Alderman Kruger that the minutes of the meetings held December 12 and 27, 1966, be approved. Motion seconded by Alderman Daniel, and carried unanimously. j J i Item 4 The Red Cross, represented by Dick Harris, requested that authority be given to exchange their present property located on 5th Street with the City owned Park Department property located adjacent to it. fie stated that they plan a drive to raise money for a new blood bank building. They desire to stay in their present building until the new building is completed. The building and property would be exchanged as a unit; however, he stated the building was in poor condition. City Manager Jack Davis stated that they would probably propose to sell this property, and use the money to repair some park buildings located in back of it which are in a bad state of repair. Moved by Alderman Burross that the City Attorney be directed to draw up a contract and resolution in order that the exchange of properties can be made. Motion seconded by Alderman Hill, and carried unanimously. City Manager Jack Davis stated that he presumed the new contract would have a reversionary clause, and Mr. Harris agreed that it would. Item 5 Mr. H. P. Hodge, Jr. , City Attorney, requested an appropriation ordinance to cover the excess cost of the codification of ordinances. The total cost is $10,398.63 which is $2,898.63 more than the original appropriation of $7,5 00.00. The excess is due to the greater number of pages than what was originally estimated. ✓ ORDINANCE NO. 2290 AN ORDINANCE MAKING AN APPROPRIATION FROM THE UNAPPROPRIATED GENERAL FUND TO ACCOUNT NUMBER 012-4504, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. Moved by Alderman Davis that Ordinance No. 2290 be passed. 977 Item 5 cont'd Motion seconded by Alderman Kruger, and carried by the following vote: Ayes: Aldermen Hill, Burross, Davis, Daniel, and Kruger Nays: None Item 6a A request was presented from Dr. Charles Parker, Director of the Health Unit, for an ordinance changing the fees for inspectors of meat and poultry products. Alderman Burross stated he felt this ordinance was long overdue in bringing , these fees in line with milk producers. i ORDINANCE NO. 2291 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 17870 CHANGING THE FEES FOR LAY INSPECTORS OF MEAT AND MEAT PRODUCTS AND POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS. Moved by Alderman Kruger that Ordinance No. 2291 be passed. Motion seconded by Alderman Daniel, and carried by the following vote: Ayes: Aldermen Hill, Burross, Davis, Daniel, and Kruger Nays: None d Item 6b v � 7 ORDINANCE NO. 2292 ORDINANCE ACCEPTING IMPROVEMENTS ON ELEVEN (11) TO THE SIXTY-FIVE LOCATIONS IN THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, AS DESIGNATED IN ORDINANCE NO. 2216; DECLARING THE CONTRACT WITH ASPHALT PAVERS, INC. , FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SAID IMPROVEMENTS FULLY COMPLETED AND PERFORMED; DIRECTING THE ISSUANCE, EXECUTION, AND DELIVERY OF CERTIFICATES IN EVIDENCE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS LEVIED AFTER GIVING EFFECT TO SUNDRY CREDITS HEREIN AUTHORIZED AND ALLOWED AGAINST SOME OF SAID ASSESSMENTS; DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO ENGROSS AND ENROLL THIS ORDINANCE BY COPYING THE CAPTION OF SAME IN THE MINUTE BOOK OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, AND BY FILING THE COMPLETE ORDINANCE IN APPROPRIATE ORDINANCE RECORDS OF SAID CITY; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Moved by Alderman Hill that Ordinance No. 2292 be passed. Motion seconded by Alderman Davis, and carried by the following vote: Ayes: Aldermen Hill, Burross, Davis, Daniel, and Kruger Nays: None / Item 6c John Roark, Director of Public Works, presented a proposed ordinance declar- ing the necessity for curb and gutter improvements on the 1967 street reconstruc- tion program. Nine of the eleven streets already have curb and gutter. Ninth Street between Beverly and East Wenonah and Old Windthorst Road from U.S. Highway 287 approximately 1700' south need to be assessed for curb and gutter. ORDINANCE NO. 2293 AN ORDINANCE DETERMING THE NECESSITY FOR AND PROVIDING FOR THE IMPROVEMENTS, CONSISTING OF CONCRETE CURBS AND GUTTERS ON PORTIONS OF NINTH STREET AND ON THE OLD WINDTHORST ROAD, IN THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, ADOPTING THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS THEREFOR, DIRECTING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS, AND PROVIDING SUNDRY AND OTHER MATTERS INCIDENT THERETO. Moved by Alderman Daniel that Ordinance No. 2293 be passed. Motion seconded by Alderman Bill, and carried by the following vote: 978 Item 6c cont'd Ayes: Aldermen Hill, Burross, Davis, Daniel, and Kruger Nays : None Alderman Burross remarked that there had been criticism that the require- ments we now have for street paving are too rigid; however, he noted that some of the streets recommended for reconstruction are not more than ten years old, and he stated that he felt these requirements were necessary, and that it would be imposing an unjust burden on the taxpayers to require anything less, and have them pay for it. Item 6d A proposed ordinance was presented on the regulation and control of junk and abandoned cars. Alderman Davis called attention to the fact that it governed not only junk cars left in the streets, but also in yards. A reasonable length of time is also given for each step involved. The question of location of a bona fide wrecking yard was brought up. City Manager Jack Davis stated that if the City had a zoning ordinance they could define where a wrecking yard could be located; however there is no zoning ordin- ance. Discussion was held on the definition of a bona fide wrecking yard lawfully established. ORDINANCE NO. 2294 AN ORDINANCE MAKING IT UNLAWFUL TO LEAVE OR PERMIT TO REMAIN UPON ANY LOT, TRACT OF LAND OR ANY PUBLIC STREET OR ALLEY A WRECKED, DAMAGED OR DEMOLISHED OR DISABLED MOTOR VEHICLE, OR PARTS OR PORTIONS THEREOF FOR A PERIOD OF TIME EXCEEDING THIRTY (30) DAYS AND DECLARING THE LEAVING OF A MOTOR VEHICLE, PART OR PORTION THEREOF THAT IS WRECKED, DAMAGED, OR j DEMOLISHED TO BE A PUBLIC NUISANCE DETRIMENTAL TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH, SAFETY, WELFARE AND PROPERTY OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS AND PROVIDING FOR ABATEMENT OF SUCH NUISANCE AND A FINE NOT TO EXCEED TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS ($200.00) FOR FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE PROVISIONS SET OUT IN THIS ORDINANCE. Moved by Alderman Kruger that Ordinance No. 2294 be passed. Motion seconded by Alderman Burross, and carried by the following vote: Ayes: Aldermen Hill, Burross, Davis, Daniel, and Kruger Nays: None j Item 6e ORDINANCE NO. 2295 J AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 2288 CHANGING TWO VOTING PLACES IN THE JANUARY 31 ELECTION. Moved by Alderman Burross that Ordinance No. 2295 be passed. Motion seconded by Alderman Hill, and carried by the following vote: Ayes: Aldermen Hill, Burross, Davis, Daniel, and Kruger Nays: None Mayor Rancier praised Mr. Wininger for his interest in the community by per- mitting the City to use his business as a polling place, and also for his many other varied civic interests. He was on the Council when the bonds were voted for both Lake Kickapoo and Lake Arrowhead, and he also serves on some citizens' committees at the present time. Item 7a RESOLUTION NO. 673 BE IT RESOLVED BY TIIE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, THAT: 979 Item 7a cont'd The appointment by the Wichita County Commissioners Court of Roger Humphrey, M.D. and C. J. Lippard as members of the Wichita Falls City- Wichita County Board of Health for two year terms commencing January 1, 1967 is hereby approved and confirmed. Moved by Alderman Davis that Resolution No. 673 be passed. Motion seconded by Alderman Hill, and carried by the following vote: Ayes: Aldermen Bill, Burross, Davis, Daniel, and Kruger Nays: None l Item 7b John Roark, Director of Public Works, presented a proposed agreement with the Texas Highway Department for the continuing phase of the Wichita Falls Urban Transportation Study. This agreement ensures participation by the City of Wichita Falls in maintaining the data collected in current form. He also requested authority for the City Manager to execute such an agreement. .% RESOLUTION NO. 674 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, THAT: The proposed agreement between the State of Texas, acting by and through its Highway Engineer, and the City of Wichita Falls, dated January 9, 1967, providing for the continuing phase of the Urban Transportation Study, is hereby approved, and the City Manager is hereby authorized to execute the same for the City of Wichita Falls, Texas. Moved by Alderman Hill that Resolution No. 674 be passed. Motion seconded by Alderman Kruger, and carried by the following vote: Ayes: Aldermen Hill, Burross, Davis, Daniel, and Kruger. Nays: None j Item 7c John Ruhmann, Director of Water Development, requested authority for the mayor to execute a pipe line license for a 12 inch water pipe line crossing with MKT and Burlington Railway Company. 1 RESOLUTION NO. 675 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF ItiICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, THAT: The pipe line license dated December 15, 1966 with M-K-T Railroad Company and the pipe line contract dated December 210 1966 with Fort Worth and Denver Railway Company, both of which permit the crossing by the 12" water pipe line to Expressway East Industrial District, are approved, and the Mayor is authorized to execute them for the City of Wichita Falls. Moved by Alderman Burross that Resolution No. 675 be passed. Motion seconded by Alderman Daniel, and carried by the following vote: Ayes: Aldermen Bill, Burross, Davis, Daniel, and Kruger Nays: None Item 7d Joe Smith, Director of Utilities, presented a proposed policy for adoption on water and sewer service to Industrial Development, Inc. (copy attached hereto, and to Resolution following). Following his explanation Alderman 980 Item 7d cont'd Davis remarked that when the bids came in on this project (Item 8b) they were lower than anticipated so that the total cost of this project would be approximately $111,000.001, and the City's cost would be approximately $16,000.00. The remainder would be paid by I.D.I. , but all due at the end of five years with 4 1/2 percent interest on the unpaid balance. I RESOLUTION NO. 676 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, THAT: I The recommended policy concerning water and sewer extensions to I.D.I. Expressway East Industrial Area set out in the memorandum dated November 21, 1966 from Joe Smith, Director of Public Utilities, to Jack Davis, City Manager, is hereby adopted as the policy of the City of Wichita Falls. i Moved by Alderman Daniel that Resolution No. 676 be passed. 1 Motion seconded by Alderman Hill, and carried by the following vote: Ayes: Aldermen Hill, Burross, Davis, Daniel, and Kruger Nays: None I Alderman Burross commented that these industries coming into Wichita Falls wish to pay their fair share of taxes, and do not want a tax break, nor has any been granted. I j Item 8a J Bids on the grazing lease at Lake Kickapoo were considered. Bill Hazelwood requested to appear, stating that aerial spray cannot be used that close to the water because it would kill the minnows in the lake. tie stated a helicopter could be used because it could come down closer to the ground, but the closest one available is in Louisiana. Alderman Burross stated that chemicals are presently being used near water- sheds with no ill effects. Alderman Hill asked Mr. Hazelwood if there was an advantage to spray mesquites to kill them, and he stated that there was because they would take up moisture that could be used to grow grass. Dr. Parker was asked whether the chemical would be harmful to fish life. Fie stated that he did not know what type they were planning to use; therefore, could not give a definite answer. He was of the opinion that a harmone would not be harmful, but that a toxin might be. lie suggested that the County agent be consulted. After much discussion by members of the Board of Aldermen, it was moved by Alderman Davis that award of the bid be postponed until the next council meeting to allow them to obtain answers to these questions regarding any possible dangers to life in the lake from the use of chemicals. Motion seconded by Alderman Burross, and carried unanimously. f `Item 8b Joe Smith, Director of Utilities, recommended award of the low bid of E. L. Dalton, of Dallas, in the amount of $111,014.22 for water and sewer extensions for Industrial Development Incorporated expressway east industrial district. Moved by Alderman Burross that the contract for water and sewer extension to I.D.I. property be awarded to E. L. Dalton in the amount of $111,014.22. Motion seconded by Alderman Kruger, and carried unanimously. 981 Item 8c Ben Shelton, Director of Finance, recommended award of a bid for a cash register for the Tax Department in the amount of $2,367.16 to National Cash Register Company of Wichita Falls. Even though only one bid was received, Mr. Shelton stated that cash register bidding is a very specialized process, and feels this is a good bid. Moved by Alderman Daniel that the bid be awarded to National Cash Register Company in the amount of $2,367.16, as recommended. Motion seconded by Alderman Hill, and carried unanimously. ✓ Item 8d K. G. Wilks, Purchasing Agent, recommended award of the bid for an estimated annual supply of batteries to Continental Oil Company in the amount of $2,885.90. Moved by Alderman Burross that the bid for automotive batteries be awarded to Continental Oil Company in the amount of $2,885.90, as recommended. Motion seconded by Alderman Hill, and carried unanimously. Item 9a-c f Permission was requested to advertise for the following bids: a. 29 city 'vehicles including 13 police cars; 2-one-ton pickups; ,t 3 - 18,000 G.V.W. vehicles (one truck - 2 cab and chassis) ; p 1 - 14,000 .G.V.W. flat bed dump truck; 3 - 3/4 ton pickups; 5 - 1/2 'ton pickups; and 2 autos. b. Approximately 2,665 tons hot mix asphaltic concrete for 1967 street reconstruction program. c. Approximately 2,860 tons hot mix asphaltic concrete for 1967 street overlay program. d. Approximately 79,156 square yards of slurry seal for the 1967 slurry seal program. e. Approximately 1,000 tons of asphaltic concrete patching material for use "to September 30, 1967. Moved by Alderman Burross that permission be granted to advertise for bids as requested. Motion seconded by Alderman Davis, and carried unanimously. Item 10a & b Moved by Alderman Davis that the minutes of the meetings of the following boards be received. a. Electrical Advisory Board - December 13, 1966 b. Planning Board - December 14, 1966 ; Motion seconded by Alderman Hill, and carried unanimously. J Item lla Moved by Alderman Hill that the following reimbursement contract payments be approved. Water is in the amount of $2,056.62; Sewer is in the amount of $2,973.95; Total of $53,030.57. Fox Hairston Development Company, Water, Holliday Heights Addition, from Decembe:r 1, 1965, to December 1, 1966; $469.15 982 Item lla cont'd R. D. Montgomery and C. B. Johnson, Water, Section One, Montgomery- Seymour Heights Addition, from November 17, 1965, to November 17, 1966; $651.72 Best Building Company, Water, Sikes Estates Subdivision, Section C, from December 17, 19651, to December 17, 1966; $935.75 Hughes Development Company, Inc. , Sewer, Faith Village #3 from November 18, 1965, to November 18, 1966; $577.85 Sunnyside Development Company, Sewer, Second Section of Sunnyside Heights Addition, from November 30, 1965, to November 30, 1966; $315.95 Best Building Company, Sewer, Sikes Estates Subdivision, Section C, from December 17, 1965, to December 17, 1966; $218.64 Hawkeye Development Company, Sewer, University Park Addition, Sections E-1 and D-1 from November 30, 1965, to November 30, 1966; $999.92 University Park Corporation, Sewer, University Park Addition, Exhibit A, from November 300 1965 to November 300 1966; $861.59 Motion seconded by Alderman Daniel, and carried unanimously. Item llb City Manager Jack Davis stated he had received a letter from Bob Seabury requesting that an exception be made on his fee for 1967 dance license at the Purple Onion Teen Center. Mr. Seabury was issued a license on November 25, 1966, which expired on December 31, 1966. tie felt the license should be extended to December 31, 1967 due to the fee involved. Fees are based on inspection costs and inspections are made every year. Discussion was held by various aldermen, and they felt that an exception could not be granted; that the ordinance must be followed. Moved by Alderman Hill that a proposed policy change on dance hall permits be denied. Motion seconded by Alderman Kruger, and carried unanimously. Item llc Discussion was held on calling a second public hearing on cable TV. Moved by Alderman Davis that a public hearing be called for Monday, February 20, 19670 at 7:00 P.M., and that those who wish to be heard be requested to present a summary in writing of their views by February 9, but that those who did not present a resume be equally heard at the meeting. Motion seconded by Alderman Daniel, and carried unanimously, including the Mayor. Alderman Burross stated he hoped the proponents and opponents would not incite the public on this matter before the hearing. Item 12a i t � Moved by Alderman Burross that Ralph W. Morgan, Jr. , G. H. Kirby, and Jerry Lindsey be reappointed to the Traffic Commission for a three-year term to expire G December 31, 1969. Motion seconded by Alderman Hill, and carried unanimously. i Moved by Alderman Daniel that Tom Crane and Lloyd Smith be re-appointed to the Park Board, and that Mrs. A. R. Dillard, Jr. be appointed to replace Pat O'Neil, all three-year terms to expire January 1, 1970. Motion seconded by Alderman Hill and carried unanimously. 983 Item 12b Ed Daniel, Director of Parks and Recreation, recommended construction of the park on the old police station site without restrooms. Moved by Alderman Burross that restrooms in the downtown park not be authorized. Motion seconded by Alderman Daniel, and carried unanimously. Bill Gowan, attorney, appeared in behalf of Michie Thaten regarding a strip 1 � of property on what is known as the Village Shopping Center, on which a building encroaches. He desired a quitclaim deed to this property. r ii RESOLUTION NO. 677 I BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, THAT: In consideration of the sum of Fifty and No/100 ($50.00) Dollars, the City Manager is hereby authorized and directed to execute a quitclaim deed to Michie J. Thaten and wife, LaJuana Thaten covering a strip of land two feet wide and approximately one hundred nineteen feet long, out of the Thomas Curry Survey, Abstract 344, on which a building built by Mr. Thaten encroaches. Moved by Alderman Kruger that Resolution No. 677 be passed. Motion seconded by Alderman Daniel and carried by the following vote: Ayes: Aldermen Hill, Burross, Davis, Daniel, and Kruger. Nays: None Moved by Alderman Kruger that the meeting be adjourned. Motion seconded by Alderman Hill, and carried unanimously. The Board of Aldermen adjourned at 10:00 P.M. PASSED AND APPROVED this day of -�2 _���.�. c , 1967. Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk i i 66 iV. uaCii ✓aVi�, liiy �.c:uabc , alter. : L�oYl :LLi7l � 21 ' . 0 ioe ST;.:..t::, airaCtOr O :iiu-- utiliti S .S U3 i.�.l: Utlli ty isx tentiioi:$ I.D.I. Expressway East US trial Area costs related to Oxzei.�--0i♦ O- and Sawa util.-L—ties to ..nCustriai ieVe Incorporated'S iXpreSsway :aSt i%GiStrialArea � are as follows; Water $11,200.00 O.-ISi;.a cost 25,600.00 onsite cos �I $36,800.00 Total Water COstS _ Sawar + $49,984.OG of.syl-e cost 36,708.00 onsite cost 3,600.00 eascmenC cost i 592,292.00 Total Sewet Costs .1 $ 2J,092.00 Total Water :: Sewer Vosts II' i I �aLi0-C oil 4iiC:SC: a77 0xJ.-matd C 0 S z w� i �:CO,uii i.G .Li .i L::C City ZI.0 . Oilowind Policies wit:, respect t0 Water and sewer -Co -U"D- �ect property. a. Water (1) za oxisting pond lua6 rlonios and extend 12" from 12" wain in front of t,�e ",-yzarer inn east across proposed Waurika led of expressway and the..ce south to the \'W Corner i:-a 2Xpressway East industrial property. -2- ,2 � .ciiiiCC sixty-live Per cont (65%) OL tie 12" ;,lain On 1S invo.ive-d in i"lighWay, ex?re'ssway and railroad cross inOs, witC4 iiLt .e chance -to recover cost or, a front--foot )asiS by iui:ure tie-ons' it _s tnat ti:e City Pay t'ae total cost of Lids ozzsite exLCasion. Lost is eSLiivaLCd at 1S reCOu`ul'.Ci7'0G l.Cka'. LIie or.SiLC wacCr CxLensior, apPrOxi;�1aLC Cost Of $25 ,600.03, DC constructec, and fu:.GeG f"LOiu eX:. _LnCD bG:.Ci 'u:G :itOi.iCS Dy <ae city and tiia-t a pro-rata cnarJC of $3.00 7c -Z fr0it- fOOt be assessed W.`1Ci. Lie-o:. is z"ade. 4 f i4�ltCl Life $.i.00 pro-rai:a char-e 117l6liS :rlc7i DCVe iOp- Cnt -acorJOrated Would J'a re ui"red to Pay an �.:duCGiaLe cash payr:ienz of 4),Ji..i.OV for tie-on 0f Sprague, v & v, and LC.0 3.5 acre tract WCSL o:. S?ra-,ue. Tae balance O:: the O-a-site cost, $15,687.00, WouiG be -payable by Ind-ustrial Dove loP;-"ent incorp- Grated on a front-f00-C JcSiS as 6CVe10pad, Dut till payaJle WIL Lin a five (J) year period With an inter- est cuarbe of 411% on L .o un'-laid balance. Su=aary - waLcr zxLenSyOn Cost i $1�,200 City oLsite costs outlay. 2✓ OOV City 0:.siLe cvb :S outlay. $36,800 otal C--' :y OuLiay _ LOv \on-r01_u..I 6a)IC Dl.i-,711:e col l.. �GS,oOU 3xe:iml)uri le Cos Ls ..o City C...s.. iluyu.C.L 1.. i y�J�lib7 ai .lu:itl: O;. .ii'u �uJe costs . zo �`_Zy payuule uy .".D..i_. as _ developed, but 4yi due at end oL Live (5) years wit., interest Of 4'2% 0:. uilpalG JalarlC0. ... S I \if SLwcr main extension Wou_'Ci bi'_ iro-m an exiSLiu'�' r,.air. at the S";...ysiGe '�C CiiLio'il to tlae X7reSsway East 1ndi:Str:ial Property. ..iyS �:u "".^. IS GeSl"i.ed So that L W.i"l SuLLicienLly SOrVe ."..0 I rope"rty as wcL _as aPproximately 314 acres between the Sunny- s- Addition and the I.D.I. property. i -3- l2% easement COSt connected with extension of the Sewer mails from SunnySide Addition, estimated to be approxi- mately $3,600.00, would totally be paid by the City. `3) Costs of onsii.e sewer extension would by payable immediately by ininswrial Developmentincorporated. Estimated Cost of on-site Sewer exLe sio s is $38,708.00• j (4) Ui15itC sewer ex:cnsjonsc.Sii :c. eG at $49y964.00 ir0- .•u 5u:i..ysiue Addition no Expressway zast industrial p operty would be reimbursable to the City from the following sources as property is platted and annexed. (a) Property adjoining the sewer main exten- sion would be assessed a pro-rata charge Of. $1.60 ,per front-Loot. An aswimated 10,500 l�.`,: of sewer exteus.�-. kr � v . Ouiu be � assessed udder this basis producing a reimbursement to LAC My a estimated Co� Property beginning 450 feet north of 1 I the sewer main e..i onsion would be assessed on the basis Of $6S.00 per acre. it is f estimated that this would involve 211�4t acres and would produce under this basis a reimbursement to the Ci.::y an estimated j $14,348.00. ' i I r in estimated 277 acres" comprising the ?resent Expressway East. industrial Area would be assessed on the basis Of $63.00 per acre for OAK& coscs. This would produce a reimbursement A Che City O an estimated $18,836.00. `d% The unpaid baiallCe. OT COSt incurred by he City for offSite Sewer exten ion to the Expressway East industrial Area would � be payable by industrial Development i. incorporated within a five: (0) year period. An interest Charge of 40% I would be made on the unpaid balance at Si'DjeCt time. 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