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Wichita Falls, Texas
Memorial Auditorium Bldg.
September 11, 1961
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 Bldg., at 7-30 o'clock
P.M., with the following members present:
Kenneth Johnson Mayor
J. Winston Wallander
Dr. D. Clifford Burross
0. D. McBride Aldermen
Dr. Al T. Witcher
Joe Bailey Meissner
Mrs H. P. Ledford
C. J. Griggs City Manager
H. P. Hodge Jr. City Attorney
A. L. Fitts City Clerk
The audience was asked to arise while Rev. Wilson Wood gave the Invocation.
2-a Mayor Kenneth Johnson gave a brief statement to the audience and representatives
of the Press and T.V., in which he out linbd the problem of communication between the
elected representatives of the City and the Citizenry. Mr. Johnson stated the steps that
had been taken by the Council to secure an adequate water supply; the reasons for the
decision on the Halsell Project, the efforts being made to carry out the mandate of the
people and the opinion of the Council as to the propriety of attempting to switch to another
reservoir site.
Moved by Alderman Wallander that the Minutes of the regular meeting held July
24, 1961, and the Minutes of the Special meeting held Aug. 29, 1961, be approved.
Motion seconded by Alderman Ledford and carried.
4
Alderman i4eissner presented the following Resolution:
RESOLUTION NO. 463
WHEREAS, C. C. Daniel has recently mn-rked his 12th Anniversary as Chief of Police
of the City of Wichita Falls, Texas; and,
*F~ AS, Chief Daniel has been a police officer of this City for twenty years;
and,
WHEREAS, Chief Daniel as a police officer has earned and maintained the respect
of theCitizens of Wichita Falls throughout this period of t-iwne; and,
WHEREAS, Chief Daniel as the head of our police department, has been a fair-
minded, conscientious, effective and faitilDal public official and a highly competent
administrator.
NOW, THEREFOR!,,
, RE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF ALDPRIi1_�N OF THE CITY OF `,�ICHITA
FALLS, T-:.,XAS:
THAT C. C. Daniel, Chief of Police, be off ciall;T comnmended by this Council
for the conscientious and objective manner in which he has performed the functions of his
office and that a siTned copy cf this Resolution be presented to Chief Daniel portraying
this Council's appre„iation for his !or and faithDal sPrvi.ce and that a cor be placed
,,ryon the cffi^iai !'".nutes of this C-ovncaal meetin.;.
Moved by Alderman "eissner that Resolution No. 463 be approved and cdoyt d,
as read.
Motion
��secondc i by Alrde an Ledford and carried bar the followinZ �Ycte:
YQ?c: A?deT"::3 i ?' .11?nde?^, BUrT'Cv , McBride., j'3i+`:}?2r, L 3�::' "d•
Nays: Ncne.
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Mayor Kenneth Johnson si.�ned the Resolution, s me Was attester? t^ 17ry the t-r
Clerk, then ;;resented nl',-licly to C. C. Dan?el, Chief of Police. � y
Mr. Robert, Seabury presented a letter to theCouncil 5
, requestil�, per .. ss�.cn t�
erect a perianent structure at the corner of Cypress a.ryi F 1. 369, for an entrance to
Western Hills; copy of letter attached hereto.
1.1oved b, Alderman :1eissner that the request of ALr. Robert Seabur3 be approved,
provided that a concrete apron be constructed instead of cnyshed -ravel, as sholm by the
schmati c presented, approxi.zlate size 20°x 101.
Moti.or. seconded by Alden a., %rallander _end ,tarried
n
Mayor Kemneth Johnson stated that Judge Graham Purcell, of the 89t, District 5-a
vOt rt., had no j lace to conduct. the business of the Court since relrodelin:- ,,r the C;-T+,
Hous-e was in ;;ro,�reos.
Droved by Alderman Ledford that the 84th Dist-,--.et Col_irt be allowed the use of the
Council Room in Memorial Auditorium until other arrangements c,�)uld be made, or the remodel-
ir_; work was finished.
1%'et:i_on :seconded by A dernan McBride and carried.
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Mayor Johnson announced the appointment of Dr.Edwin C. Bebb and 1-1r. lKindel
PauUc as maribers of theCity County Welfare Board, effective Sept. 12, 10,61, to serve for
terms of 3 years, or until Sept. 12, 1964.
Moved by Alderman Ledford that the above ai pointments to the Cit =County Welfare
Board by Mayor Johnson be approved.
Motion seconded by Alderman Burross and carried.
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moved by Alderman 'Leissner that a suitable Resolution be prepared, commending
and thanking Dr. William Rector for his unselfish service to the City-County Welfare Board.
Motion seconded by Alderman Witcher and carried unanimously,
Moved by Alderman Witcher that the Minutes of the Planning Board meeting, held 6
September 5, 1961, be: received.
Motion seconded by Alderman Ledford and carried.
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ORDINANCE NO. 1962
AN ORDINANCE EXTENDING THE CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, BY
ANNEXING CERTAIN LANDS ADJACENT TO THE NORTHERN TERRITORIAL LIMITS OF THE CITY OF WICHITA
FALLS, TEXAS, WHICH LANDS ARE DESCRIBED IN THIS ORDINANCE. (All property South of U.S.
Highway 287 Expressway from Lynwood West, Section One, to Sunset Terrace.)
Moved by Alderman Meissner that Ordinance No. 1962 be introduced, and the City
Clerk be instructed to publish same.
Motion seconded by Aldermar.Burross and carried by the following vote:
Yeas: Aldermen Wallander, Burross, McBride, Witcher, Meissner and Ledford.
Nays: None.,
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Item No, 4, Planning Board Minutes, was opened for discussion by AldermanBurross,
with reference to open alley easements versus Plat Dedication alleys. Mr. H. P. Hodge,
City Attorney, was asked for his opinion. Mr. Dennis, the developer of Belair Addition,
stated the reason for such action.
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Moved by Alderman Burross that the Final Plat of Unit One, Belair Addition to
the City of WichitaFalls, Texas, be approved; copy of said Plat on file in Office of City
Clerk.
Motion seconded by Alderman Wallander and carried.
7-a Mayor Kenneth Johnson introduced and read a letter from Major General H. B. West,
Commanding General of the 49th Armored Division, explaining the increased training of
personnel of The 49th Armored Division.
8 Moved by Alderman Burross that the Final Plat of Fountain Park, Section 1-B,
an addition to the City of WichitaFalls,Texas, be approved; copy of said Plat on file
in Office of City Clerk.
Motion seconded by Alderman Witcher and carried.
Moved by Alderman Witcher that the Final Plat of Fountain Park Addition,
Section 1-D, an addition to the City of Wichi.taFalls,Texas, be approved; copy of said
Plat on File in Office of City Clerk.
Motion seconded by Alderman Burross and carried.
10 Moved by Alderman Ledford that the Final Plat of Meadow Lake Addition, Section
C, an addition to the City of Wichita Falls,Texas, be approved; copy of said Plat on file
in Office of City Clerk.
Motion seconded by Alderman McBride and carried.
2.1 Action regarding Plat of T. H. Clement Subdivision was postponed until
the next regular meeting.
1.2 No one being present representing land owners on Broad Street, this Item was
passed.
RESOLUTION NO. 464
1.3
WHEREAS, the City of WichitaFalls is contemplating building a Dam on the Little
Wichita River at a site commonly known as the Halsell Site, and
WHEREAS, the City of Archer City has Permit No. 1545 for the use of 300 acre
feet of water annually from Carver Creek and the Little Wichita River, and an additional
Diversion Permit No. 1884 for 2,200 acre feet of water, and
WHEREAS, the City of Wichita Falls and the City of Archer City desire to
cooperate in the division of public water that may become available if the City of
Wichita Falls builds a dam across the Little WichitaRiver.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF ti^,ZCHITA
FALLS, TEXAS:
That, in consideration of the fact that the City of Archer City favors the
granting of a permit to the City of WichitaFalls authorizing the construction of such
dam and reservoir, theCity of Wichita Falls recognizes Archer City's possible future need
of 2,500 acre feet of water per year and the City of Wichita Falls has no objection to
Archer City taking that amount of water per year out of the South Fork of the Little
Wichita River over to Archer City's reservoir.
Moved by Alderman Meissner that Resolution No. 464 be approved and adopted as
read.
Motion seconded by Alderman Ledford and carried by the following vote?
Yeas: Aldermen Wallander, Burross, McBride, Witcher, Meissner and Ledford.
Nays: None.
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Mr. Jimmy Horany, Scotland, Texas, presented a Petition signed by residents of 1-14
Scotland, Texas, endorsing the proposed Halsell Reservoir site, to be forwarded to the
State Board ofWater Engineers. The following Resolution was presented:
RESOLUTION NO. 465
WHEREAS, the City of Wichita Falls is contemplating building a Jam on the Little
Wichita River at a site commonly known as the Halsell Site, and;
WHEREAS, the town of Scotland, Texas anticipates that it may in the future
require water from the Little Wichita River for its fresh water supply, and;
WHEREAS, it is anticipated that the 1970 or 1980 population of Scotland will be
500 people, who will require 67 acre feet of water per year, and;
WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen of the City of Wichita Falls desires to help
insure an adequate su ply of fresh water to the town. of Scotland.
NO6 , TH&REFJRE, BE IT RESOLVT BY TIE BOARD OF ALD.,!)LIEN OF T?T1 CITY OF ;' ICTITTR
FALLS, TEXAS, THAT:
The City of Wichita Falls, in consideration of the people of Scotland's
cooperation in applyL,,g for a per,mt authorizing the construction of such reservoir,
agrees th.=t the town ofScotland shall have the right to divert and use of the waters of
the State of Texas from the Halsell reservoir on the Little W-i_chitaRiver _ total of 67
sore feet or water per Near.
"loved by Alderman Burross that Resolution No. 465 be approved and adopted its
read.
,,,lotion secorAed by Udenaan irt?ride and carried by the folloV.in,� vote:
Yea... AldeiT.aer Vlallander, R.:rross, 111c?ride., ' itchor, i'Ieiss ner and Ledford
Na,, s1, None.
Nr. Ji=,,y Horany presented a Petition signed by .residents of Windthorst., Texas, ? 5
end.arsing the proposed Halsell Reservoir site, to be forty raPd to the St:�te Board of 'dater
Engineers. The followinx- Resolution was presented:
RESOLUTION' NO. 466
WHIIREAS, the City of Wichita Falls is ncntemnlat rz building a Darr, on tl,e t.t le
W`,_.chita River at a site co:a-, r_1,r k n_mi; as the Halsell S te, arid;
A'
Ii.IHLREAS, 151-e town of Vj'indth >rst, Texas anticipa`r°s that it may,*
y i n the future
require water froia t Wichita Little Ri.°rer for its fresh water suippl and;
^dHIIIL:AS, it is anti cipated that the 1 7C) or 1980 population oft i:at hc)rst will
be 1000 peo ale, T;ho will reclaire 1134 acre feet o.4L water per year., and;
the Board of Aldermen of the Cit-:r of ,I ,c~:I try Falls desires to help ins,,,,re
an nd.eryllate sup .ly of fresh water to +.he ttcw:: of 111.ndthorst.
I ?�{�';T r`T-,T:' T'P AT c` 1 p ^�i :���, r.T7 r O1 TLP-; nTrT.Y V� T"j-IATA
.,_a ,l��it 'i, _. .li :L;�rJOi ..�:. �JY ir;?1 `!1RD OF ti.Tu��i'�..�iV vi :..� 1 -
FALi-S, T�,X , THAT:
T'r.e City of Tiich;i_ta Falls,, in considernti.on of th w people of Windthorst's
cooperation in applying for a perr;it authorizirhg the construction of such resenroi.r, agrees
that the town of "indt,horst shall have the right to divert and. use of the waters of the
State 6f Texas fni:a the Halsell resr_rvoi.r on the Little z%Iichita River a total of 13I+ acre
feet ptr year.
Moved by Alderman Burross that Resolution No. 466 be approved and adopted as
read.
Motion seconded by Alderman -IdBri.de and carried by the following vote:
Yeas: Aldermen Zallander, Burross, KcBride, Witcher, Meissner and Ledford.
Nays: None.
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16 ORDINANCE NO. 1963
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1917, PROVIDING FOR THE ADOPTION OF THE RULES AND
REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS FOR THE INSPECTIONT OF NEAT, MEAT PRODUCTS AND MEAT FOOD PRODUCTS
PROMULGATED BY THE COTMISSIONtR OF HEALTH OF THE STATE OF TEXAS, AS APPROVED BY THE STATE
BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE STATE OF TEXAS, TO ENABLE ANY FSTABLISFDTNT IN THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS,
TEXAS, IN WHICH MEAT, MEAT PRODUCTS, AND MEAT FOOD PRODUCTS ARE PREPARED OR PROCESSED FOR
HU1,4AN CONSUMPTION, UPON MEETING SUCH STANDARDS, TO USE THE "TEXAS STATE APPROVED MEAT FOR
HUMAN FOOD" LABEL ON MEAT AND MEAT FOOD PRODUCTS PREPARED OR PROCESSED BY SUCH ESTABLISHMENT,
AND NAMING INSPECTION SERVICES WHICH CONFORM TO PEGULATIONS PROMULGATED BY THE C0114MISSIONER OF
HEALTH AND ACCEPTABLE IN STATE APPROVED ESTABLISHTlaTTS; REQUIRING THE EVIDENCE OF INSPECTION
BY LABEL OR STAPT; PROVIDING A PENALTY AIMPROVIDING A SEVERABILI?'Y CLAUSE.
Moved by Alderman Wallander that Ordinance No. 1963 be approved and passed as
read..
Motion seconded by Alderman Witcher and carried by the following vote:
Yeas: Aldermen Wallander, Burros, McBride, Witcher, Meissner and Ledford.
Nays: None.
17 RESOLUTION No. 467
RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING ESTIMATES OF THE COST OF II,1PROVEMENTS AND
OF AMOUNTS TO BE ASSESSED FOR IMPROVEMENTS ON PORTIONS OF STREETS, AVENUES AND PUBLIC
PLACES IN THE CITY OF j^WCHITA FALLS, TEXAS, FIXING TDIE AND PLACE FOR HEARING TO THE OWNERS
OF ABUTTING PROPERTY AND OTHERS INTEFESTED, AND DIRECTING THE C TY CLERK TO GIVE NOTICE.
WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen of the City of Wichita Falls, Texas, has heretofore
ordered that each of the hereinafter described portions of streets, and avenues in the City
of WichitaFalls, Texas, be improved by raising, trading and filling same, and by further con-
structing thereon the improvements hereinafter specified, to-wit:
Each of the hereinafter described portions of streets and avenues shall be further
improved by constructing thereon six inch (611) concrete curbs and gutters.
The hereinafter described portion of FloodStreet shall be further improved by
constructing thereon six inch (611) reinforced concrete Valley Gutters.
All of the hereinafter described portions of streets and avenues shall be
further improved by constructing thereon a six inch (611) Flexible Base Course with a one
and one-half inch (1211) Hot Mix Asphaltic Surface.
All of said portions of streets, avenues and public places shall be so improved,
together with storm sewers and drains and other necessary incidentals and appurtenances as
and where shown on the Plans and in strict accordance with the Plans and Specifications there-
for now on file with the City; and,
WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen of the City of Wichita Falls, Texas has caused the
City Engineer to prepare and file estimates of the cost of such improvements and estimates
of the amount per front foot proposed to be assessed against abutting property and the owners
. hereof,, and such estimates have been examined and found to be in all things right 'and prover;
ttherefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, THAT:
1. Such estimates be, and they are hereby, adopted and approved.
2. It is hereby found and determined that the cost of improvements on each portion
of street, avenue and public place, with the amount or amounts per front foot proposed to be
assessed for such improvements against abutting property and the owners thereof on each such
portion is as follows, to-wit:
On Broad Avenue: From the end paving returns South side of 24thStreet to the South
Property Line of 25th Street, known and designated as Unit No. 3; the estimated cost of the
improvements is $3,043.19; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against property
which abuts and fronts on said Avenue and the owners of such property for curb and gutter
is $1.20; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against property which abutts
and fronts on said Avenue and the owners of such property for improvements exclusive of curb
and gutter is $2.891; � total estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against nronerty
which abutts and .fronts on said Avenue and the owners of such property is $4.0911 the estimated
amount per front foot to be assessed against property which abutts on said Avenue, but which
fronts on some other street, and the owners of such property for curb and gutter is $1.20;
the estimated amount oer front foot to be assessed against property which abuts on said avenue,
but which fronts on some other street and the owners of such property for improvements exclusive
of curb and gutter is $2.209; total estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against
property which abuts on said avenue, but which fronts on some other street, and the owners of
such property is $3,409,
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On Flood Street: From the east property line of Bailey Avenue to the east curb line 17-con't
of Holland Street, known and designated as Unit No. 11; the estimated cost of the improvements
is $5,652.87; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against property which abutts
and fronts on said street and the owners of such property for curb end gutter is $$1.20; the
estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against property which abutts and fronts on
said street and the owners of such property for improvements exclusive of curb and gutter is
$3.467; total estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against property which abutts
and fronts on said street and the owners of such property is $4.667; the estimated amount per
front foot to be assessed against property which abutts on said street, but which fronts on sortie
other street, and the owners of such property, for curb and gutter is $1.20; the estimated
amount per front foot to be assessed against property which abuts on said street, but which
fronts on some other street and the owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb and
gutter is $$2.690; total. estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against property which
abuts on said street, but which fronts on some other street, and the owners thereof is $3.890.
3. A hearing be given and held by and before the Board of Aldermen of the City of
Wichita.Falls,Texas to all owning or claiming any prooerty abutting on said portions of streets,
avenue and public place, as well as to all owning or claim ng any interest in any such
property. Such hearing shall be riven and held on the 25th day of September, 1961, at 7-30
o'clock P.M., in the City Council Room of the Me .orial A,idi.torium located at 1300 Seventh
Street in the City; of Wichita Falls, Texas, acrid the City Clerk is hFreb-r directed to give
notice of the tixie and mace of such herein - ,nd of oth-.r .iatters -,nd facts in accon-lance
J c 8r
with the terms s and provisions of an act passed at the first called session of tyre Fort- et:":
Leoislat:;ra of the State of Texas, and '{nown as C apter 106 of the Acts of said co:sion, now
beir;; S11 as Article 1105b of Vernon's Texas Civil Stati ter. Such notice bha'_l "he by ad-
0
Arta semont in s�'rted at least three tires in a ;yew r a—D n ?i s ;e /' + r nf' T •'�_ � 1] n
s��; er .ar__ :ed in t:. . .�;y t.0 F ,
T_.>as, the first publication to be .,ade at least ten daJrs bei'ore the date of said hearing.
3-nid notir,,e ::h ill comply wl th atn-1 be in av ordance ,,Tith the t-rmv it ru3 Apr o�rLs ions ^f' sad.1 act
The City Clerk is further '.rected to irre nersona,l notice of the tiny _._.. place s-zwr.
E3%.nZ to r'.11 mvin.:inL :r cl`lar'.'._�..ng any tpro ierty ab,,tt Jn- said porti.-'=' of strer>t_.s, "V;,nue °:"rl
public place, as a^ to all o'i`ni— ^r claiming '.':y`r int_eres} in arkv _ h property. Such
e-s gal jtir,e �.a.,..�-t b given b the C r C7 y� iµ1. nr, post --r.',-� �..,. the
p O! . n u .�ls f' _ Ve r f' e i tj v-ET li P7A 1:'i; .sa_ ,mot iC e, i o s n --c pre i '., to
re` )eat-i-e awrers of record of the 'nJ'Serti es to ti.y assessed and to � q
:.r _ , a: ... s�;�. r�er..on owni.r.G or
a- ;+_rest i n s.;i ? pry ert:.es the 1.. t , address r �..." rs ,r r
.� y .S {r2 va2^i ci.xarf'SS O ?rl, o.i
It. s'�z;u n;f+ � ecE4sa—'' for e C t Clerk to mail said ',":otirc to a, ottinnr or o+hFr ^3^1
vl -�ln^ interest st �.n th l'rc; rtjr + L. ^i cse. -..,,hen the, adlre off inn .,7n� ,4tl•er
-... -��.t.i o c:.rl .,:1a I'e the e � to t.e c.3Se.�.�� ,..c via _. ... :i C)'�_ r or .. -
,e '. c +rxr �. + e t' 'y Clerk '7 c i � �etera.ned by
}�v ��+tr Clerk after y.
r::on :.� al sIo m to h :�c=r� n. a li�rot t c Cit- a eason--
3b1s': lii�'eStl c�tlGr1• In. t'14 � _on:evt.'Lon, tyie C�t r Clerk shall prepare � itl{'. :•'�_th i'^?v4
:)ro^.eed'_n�s a list of the pro erties to be assessed, the names of the record !owners of
respective pro < rta.es and' the names of those ^ersons owning or claiming any interest in said
pro;,ernes to ahom the notice was pIailed, together v,,i.th the -1-ast known ad_yrr-ss of the respective
ci-Tillers anti those persons owning or claaa:ing any interest in said pro )erty. The City Clerk
shall certify that each of the persons named in said list whose address was known to ham, was
.ma.iled a co )y of the notice of hearing and shall further certify the date or dates on which
said notice ,,,as .mailed.. A copy- of the notice shall be attached to such certificate. The
certificate of the City Clerk shall be conclusive evidence of the facts therein recited.
Failure of the City Clerk to give the notice of hearing by mail as herein provided .for, or
failure of the owners or other person interested to receive said notice, shall in no wise
invalidate said hearing or any assessments levied pursuant to said hearing, but notice of
hearing shall be sufficient, valid and binding upon all owning or claiming such abutting
property or any interest therein when said notice shell have been given by newspaper adver-
tisment as first herein. provided.
4. This Resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
:'loved by Alderman ieissner that Resolution No. 467 be a.r,nroved and adopted as 1.8
read.
:lotion seconded by Alde mean Burross and carried by the following vote:
Yeas: Aldermen Wallander, Burross, 1,1cBride, Witcher, Meissner and Ledford.
Nays: None. , _
19
Moved by Alderman Ledford that the Minutes of the City-County Welfare Board
meeting held August 31, 1961, be received.
Motion seconded by Alderman Wallander and carried.
20
See Item 5-b for Appointments to City-County Welfare Board.
� 21
Loved by Alderman Witcher that payments on Water and Sewer Reimbursanent Contracts
as follows, be approved and ordered paid: 1
To Hill & Moore $93.52, due 9-1-61 on sewer lines for Christine Rd, Hursh Addn.
Hawkeye Development Co. 284.61, " 9-1-61, sewer lines, Sect.B, Loch Lomond Addn.
Joe Farabee, 56.00, " 9-1-61 sewer lines, Farab'ee Addn.
W.B.Hursh Estates 7.12, due 9-27-61 sewer lines Hursh Est. Addn.
Hawkeye Development Co. 60.57, due 9-14-61 sewer lines Blks 23' & 24, Hillcrest Addn.
International Paper Co. 66.07, due 3-1-61 sewer lines, Sect.1, Southwind Est.
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21--con't To International Paper Co. $46531, due 3-1-61, on water lines Sect. 1, Southwind Est.
University Park Corp. 7291:56, due 9-1-61, on water lines Univ.Pk Add.Sects AA1,A3,
B-B 2 B-3, C-C 1.
Motion seconded by Alderman Ledford and carried unanimously.
22 City Manager C. J. Griggs called to the attention of the Council members that
the Depository Agreement with the City National Bank would expire September 30, 1961.
- Moved by Alderman. Meissner that the Council consider the awarding of a contract
for the City Depository at its regular meeting September 25, 1961.
Motion seconded by Alderman Wallander and carried.
23 Alderman Wallander reported the progress on the stud
y of flood conditions in
Faith Village. Aldermen Meissner and Burross also reported on the same problem.
Mayor Johnson announced that the decision of the Council would not be made
until a final report from the Committee, which he hoped could be made at the next
regular meeting.
24 Bids on city property at 1510 - 13th St. were not received by theCouncil since
advertisement for bids had not been authorized.
Moved by Alderman Wallander that bids be tabled.
r1otion seconded by Alderman Ledford and carried.
25 A petition was presented by representatives of the Fire Department, requesting a
pay raise of $50.00 per month for each individual.
Alderman Meissner asked that the petition be presented to the City Manager through
the proper channels. Alderman Burross commented that it would be improper for the Council
to consider the petition; that it should be presented to the City Manager.
26 Mr. Jim Alcorn presented a request for financial assistance in removing a sign
from the right-of-way at 15th & Holliday.
Moved by Alderman Meissner that the request be denied.
Notion seconded by Alderman Wallander and carried.
Moved by Alderman Meissner that the meeting be adjourned.
Motion seconded by Alderman Burross arrd carried.
The Board of Aldermen then adjourned at 9-50 P.M.
APPROVED this they day of Y /1 1961.
yor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
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_.OWNERS OF Af` TT ^R 0 F1,_1?1- i 12.25.
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NOTICE
WHEREAS, -,h, Board If Allie,,.o of
the City of yVichita Falls, Texan ha-, here-
tofore �r-F,-:o t;�,I a c.,, of Investment
after described portions
of Street;, and
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same
and filling d by t or er con. NEW YORK (AP)'DowTh Inv 6.83 7.381
i strutting thereon the irr provements here. National Associ a:Dreyfus
17.74 19.281
Deal E 12.77 13.80
inafter specified,to-wit Lion Securities -ton .'
Each of the here ers, Inc. Eaton Itk 14.60 15.77
,or- E 7.43 8.12
Lions of streets a hereinafter described r Bid Ask le Inv
and avenues shall be Aberdeen 1:,1124 2.69 1EI`Iel� 24.37 24.37
further improved by constructing thereon 7 7Energy
Unavail.
85 r
Advis Fd Equity
inc,i (d") cl,lc.ele curbs and gutters. 937 ly th 13.83 15.12
Fd 867 01F
it Fd r'd
The " I."
hereinafter described Portion Of I "An, 4.78 5:1 Cap 20.00 21.74
Flood Street shall be further Improved 0,m Inv 17.6017-60 Fid Fund 17.75 19.19
;by Mr-'rruc.in, Am Mut 10.08 11.02 Fid Tren 1 3.74 14.851
i q thereon six inch (6") 7IFi 1 Reinforced Concrete Valley Gutters. Asso Fd 1.70 1 ,Aut 9 2 21,111
All of the hereinafter described portions 573 16:82F.I.F.F9, 5.37
G,
of streets and avenue. At' Ph i h 6.94
-s shall be further I ATH A, I I ' 2,F I a
Axe �6 3
improved by constructing thereon a six 41 1.:12,Fla Mu' 2'28 2.49
i inch Base Course with a AxeH Stk 3.92 4.2 nd Mu' 12.82 13.93
(6") Flexible . d
one and one-half Inch Axe Scien C.nm 2.51 2.77'
Asphaltic Surface. Axe Temp'2:'.'"
Hot Mix 0 11:665'1'Fnnk 7'25 7.97
All Of said protions of streets, avenues Blue Rid 13.10 14.32 Fnk Pf 2*58 2.85
land Public Places shall be so improved, Bost Fd 19.9621.81 Fund Am 8.95 9.731
together with Broad St 1A.47 15.64 Fund Inv 10.61 11.631
storm sewers and drains Bullock 14,5715.97 Gen Cap 20-31 ....
j and other necessary incidentals and ap- Calif Fd 7.78 8.50 Gen Inves 7.13 7.75
�purtenancps as and Where shown on the Can Gen 16.1017.60 GROUP SEC.
Plans and'in strict accordance with the I dn Fd 18.7220.25 Av & El 9.73 10.66
Plans and Specifications therefor now on Cldn IG 11 3 Carp r 7.12 7.81
and, �C.nplijt I'h'r 1 �3
;file with the City; h r I A�IA 821 C. ,ISt 14.51 15.88
WHEREAS 13.6414.9 Ad 1044 11.44
the Board Of Aldermen of; :878' Gen 'd..6'94 7.61
the City of Wichita Falls, Texas has I Cent
Fd 1'1:1'2'113 6 P.."', 10.861 1_89
caused this City Engineer to prepare and J Chem Fd �, Ind 22.67 B"
file of the cost of such Col Grth 14.57 15.92 Grt ,,q
improve- Colon Fd 11.13 11.16 Gu*dn , 23.19�
ments and estimates of the amount Cth Inc 9."".7A KivK hcl 5.84 6.39
to
t per �w bdo 5.73 ...
front foot proposed' 0 is assessed against th Int 10.8311 " A 28.34
h estimates have b Corn Stk 18.53 j;;.%j380 10.65
things
examined 21137 Ingo F 10.67 1.60
and found to be in all d lcl'
abutting Property and the owners thereof,1 2110-24 IMP
and om Inv 10.57
92 Gt'
7 6 .4
2
I Imp
proper; therefore ngs right and Comp Bd 20.03 7 Imp
Comp Fd 9.3410.IS IFIC' 29013.07
.1
,6 tic
- , F%BE Concord 14.95 16.T4 QC 8 8.10 8.85
OF 910
IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD Cons Inv 21.5023-00 IkOrP c .94 86
ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OFJ Cent Grth 9.2510.111moro v 8.78 9,60
WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, THAT. Corp Ld 21.07 22,"f"STIAHRS: I
Crown W 8.43 9.22 =Found 12.12 13.25 1
Such estimates be, and they are hereby, Dela Fd 13.22 14.54 Grwth A 19.13 13.27 1
fadOPted and approved. Dela Inc 10.56 11*61 :tncome 6.57 7.19
it. deVegh In 18.55 I6.1A Inv,Resour 5.35 5.85
It Is hereby found and determined that deVegh M 67.21 67.81 Inv CoArn, 11.61 12.69
the Cost of improvenne Diver Gr 11-2712.3511fivilis Bos 12.7413.92
improvements on each Per.
;tion-of street, avenue and Public Place,I Dlvld Shr Diver Inv 96510-5511 INVEST GRP:
1
with the amount or amounts Per front 3.56 WX Mutuilij 11.85 12.81
foot Proposed to be assessed for such
improvements against abutting property
and the owners thereof
Lion is as follows, to-Wit;on each such por.
ven roae: From the end pv. 1
ing n returnsd Southu side of 24th Street a to
the South property line Of 25th Street,known and designated as Unit No. 3- the
estimated cost of the improvement I is
IS3,043.19;
the estimated amount
unt Per front
foot to be assessed against Property which
a utts and fronts on said Avenue and the
owners Of Such property for curb and gut.
ter is $1.20; the estimated mount Per
front foot to be assessed against Property
which abutts and fronts on said Avenue
and j_,] own,rs of such properly
for Improvements exclusive of curb and gutter is $2.891, total estimated amount
Per front foot to be assessed against pro-perty which abutts
Avenue and the owners Of such Property IS $4.091; the estimated amountper front
fool to be assessed against
property
which abutts on sa ,'b
fronts on some otherid street,Avenue and Ut the which
II
I ers Of such Property for curb an own,
d gutter,:
is $1.20; the estimated amount per front
1100t to be assessed again} Property which
,
I abtts on said Js.nu eCh 11�rf:venue, but which front,
som Pr' othis treet and the Owners of
.Pert,y or improvements exclusive of curb and c
ed amount gutter 1,$2 fool to
estimat-I
per front I be assessed
'1 against Property which abutts on sa
id
id
the
avenue, but fronts on some other
street, and he Owner' Of such property
IS $3.409.
On Flood Street- From the east Proper,IY line of Bailey 'Avenue to the east curb
line of Holland Street,known and designal-
the a� Unit No. 11
he the estimated cost Of
t
Improvements is $5,652 87; the estf-
.at, amount per front,�sessed against Property wh 10'Of to be as-
fronts on said street and the owners
Isuch Property for curb ?f
and and Gutter is
i$1.20; the estimated c amount per front
fOOt to be assessed against Property
'Which abutfs and fronts on said street
and the owners of such property for
improvements exclusive of curb and gut.
,
,ter is .467; total estimated amount
'per front foot to be assessed against
Property which abutts and fronts on said
suc -r;y
is $4.667; the,1 estj aied
foot to " assessed
peprrc fpi;nt
lWhirh k __ . against Properfv
zep'M! ue Soy-
- };earls hold in. good gains most of
---
E
t t., tll11P. 2
Texas, the first publication to be made at least ten days before the date of said 'tl [faCtlOnS
hearing. Said notice shall comply With ,;t,e selling
and be in accordance with the terms and l + I �1, t UCb g I,
provisions Of said act. The City Clerk is r.I' ) tit tll: { m,crnment'sl
(further directed to give personal notice i-
of the time and place of such hearing jil �)�"'� p e'!)OY't 1SSUed
to all o.vnin,i or claiming any property 1!tEtl i 'tlaE Ol ?1'afl:]]g Monday
abutting said portions of streets, avenue
and public places, as well as to all
owning or cla;min an i.•9t t7 111G. 0.i 5 u el'f', bal'(leSt hit.
such 9 Y interest in any PhE Cs�crllnlent estimate of
Property. Such personal novice shall i,
be given by the City Clerk mailing said j':iel& of both grains ryas boosted
notice, postage prepaid, to the respec.
tive owners of record of the properties 1 ±rom a month ago,
to be assessed, and to any person own.I
ing cr claiming any interest in said pro- Septelllber soybeans moved'
I Pertowners to the Iasi known address of said Upon the retUPn of cooler Weather
owners or persons. It shall not be net-
cessary for the City Clerk to mail such t0 the MldClle ``hest and reports
c timi7noao n);erestn�n the r or other person to be of Caln tall which dealers said is
assessed when the address ofu such yowner!�
or other person is unknown to the Citylikely t0 delay delivery Of any
Clerk and 'cannot be determined b
City Clerk after reasonable investigation 1. ',Slgn]flCant VOlUInP, Ot the new
In this connection, the City Clerk shal ;Crop into commercial channels.
Prepare and file with these proceeding' wheat closed is Cent a bushel
a list of the properties to be assessed,
the names of the record owners of re- ''lower t0 1�, higher, Septe,'nber
spective properties and the names of those Corn 1/a lower to % higher
Sl�:,/R•persons owning or claiming anv interest '�
in said properties to whom the notice
was mailed, together with the last known September $1.081/4; Oats 3i4 low
Yr
address of the respective owners and t0 1/s higher, September 71%; rye
those persons owning or claiming any I 1�4 t 134 higher, September
interest in said property. The City Clerk 1 0
shall certify that each of the persons $$1.27; soybeans 1/s t0 21/s higher,
named in said list whose address was
:known to him, was mailed a copy of the September $2.VA Iii.
notice of hearing and shall further certify
the date or dates on which said notice I FORT WORTH (AP) - ',NM't 1 hard
was mailed. A copy of the notice shall g•33-2.36; corn 2 yellow 1.36-1.39; oats 2
be attached,to such certificate. The cer- White 88.9o; 2 yellow Milo 1.99.2.04.
tificate Of the 'City Clerk shall be con-
clusive eviAnoe of the facts therein N•-nominal.
recited, Faflv4! of the City Clerk
to give the"nottke of hearing by mail '
as herein praiiiiAt'for, or failure of the
owners or Other gsoll interested to
�����
.;he
receive ¢° 1( hall in nowise In-
valid I '
validate g 'or any assess-
meats rev he
to said hearing,
but notice 0 aging:shall be sufficient
and dmg., , ' Futures
valid 1pp all owning or
nirnia" 'u faberttirlg Prnoer v or any )
interest ih n,,v9h.n,.said notice shall) )
have beentiH'wspaper advertise- 1
ment as first'.he'fela above provided. )
II ., IV'> CHICAGO (AP)- Prev.
This re,aution,%half take effect and High LOW Close Close
be in force from-`Ahd After its passage. Open
PASSED
AND
DPSKos Y WHEAT
3 1.995e 1.993/4
'of 9'/a1.995/e 1.98/4o enethJohnson
Mayor, ATTiEST. .$-A. L. FITTS, City Dec 2.05V4 2.05'/e 2.04�e 2.057/e 2.051/2
Clerk Mar 2.101/2 2.11 2.09/e 2.11 2.12%
May 2.1T/2 1.13 2.11 2,13 2.141/21
Jul 2.141,2 2.147/e 2.133/4 2.14r/e Z.14'/2I
CORN
Sep 1.08'/4 1.083/4 1.081/4 1.08V4 1.133/al
1. Dec 1.121/''- 1.131/a 1.121/2 1.13'/4 1. 3le
.( 11..175l 1.18'/2 1.173/s
1.. 3/ '/B
IMar 1.22a 1.22
M : 121/
a 213/ 1 1.25
,Jul 1.257/a .24/4
IO Sep
715i3 71% 71 711/2 72
Dec 79'!e 79'/e 78 2 78ne 793/0
Mar so 791/4 793/4 901/4
May 76 76se 76 763/s 7VA
Jul
RYE s 1.27 1.253/4I
Sep 1.243/4 1,27 1.24 A4
Dec 1.30 1.313/4 1.291/2 1.311/2 1.30
1,34 1.351/2 1.331/2 1.351/2 1.333
Mar351/2 /s l
1.313/4 1,341/2 1313/4 1 33'/4 Jul 1.315/a
Jul
SOYBEANS 2.45'/a 2.43 2.451/e 2,43114
Sep 2.43 2.39'/a 2.38�/e
NOV 2.38 2.391 2 2.38
Jan 2.43 2.44 2.423/4 2.44 2.433/e
Mar 2.471/2 2.477/e 2.47 2.477/e 2.411/2
May 2.501/4 2.511/e 2.5o'/e 2.511/1 2.501,
Jul 2.521/2 2.531/2 2.521/2 2 541/4 2.53/4
IAu9 ..... ..... I
LARD
Sep 8.90 8.92 8.85 9.90 8.92
Oct 9.05 9.05 8.97 9.05 9-10
9 22
Nov 9.20 9.20 9.15 9.20
Dec 10.27 10.30 70.22 110.35 110 32
Jan
Mar 10.40 10.50 10.40 10.50 10.45
CASH GRAIN
I No wheat Or soybean
CHICAGO (AP)- allow iP/2; No. 4
'sales. Corn No, 2 Y w 1.1. 102. Oats
yellow 1.061/2; No, 5 to 723/a.
No. 1 extra heavy
Soybean ome 01/,1ting"5�sh. 1.35-1.611/2N;
Barley:
feed 90-1.02N.
i
Companies
^�10.1010..80 Grwnth
11953...896044111054.7.991
selec 7 e Eng1175 12.70
Var Pay 7.47 8oN6.7YCapit
Canadian 6.22 5.3 Sh
Inv Resch 14.067 NCE m
Istel Fd 17.02OneW115.01 16.4411
lohnstn 15.15 e S
Pnnqd
I
15.61 15.611
b lication
ffi�avit of Pu
THE STATE T�JSTATEwICHITA
XAS
COtISTY OF
SEP*'L-"—
_--- day of_--- --
ed authority
On this_--- afore me, the undersign
A D. 14 personally appeared b
bookkeeper
publishers of the
of Wichita Falls, P Wichita
Times Publishing ComPanY Wichita Falls in W
for the published at W states that
Here) Falls Times, a newspaperon oath
(paste Clippings z„ Wichita F duly sworn by me,
6�—BUS"""""•B Texas, and upon being of advertising
County' ent is a true and. correct COPY
the attached advertisem
� - 'saues thereof on the following
published in
s: 1 195�t
date 4 , ,i_� �
FOR TIMES PUBLISHI GN COMPANY
Bo KEEPER FALLS
OF+ ICHITA
the day and Year first above
Subscribed and sworn to before m
e this
(SEAL)
itten. f
wr
WILLIAM F. ADAMS. NOZRXz'D��
IAi AMO FpR WICHI i
OFFICE MEMO 19.
Date
To F. RUG
OF pI,D..:g:li HEIR 9 1l-'('1:
, x
a„sti'� ger�.ss .on
theGOu"CI: rec for an entrance to
tad a letter to g�i . 369s
geaburY fresh corner of cypress
end
Mr. Robert turg at the to. be aF,proveds
permanent Y attar attached here Hobert seabury
to erect astern yla, co,PY vest of ed vel as shown h9
that the r� of cr�h ra s
s40ved � aderm�.n I4ebiessonstznu� '+I ted instead
concrete Won size 201%10 .
prov',,_ded that a a�,;prold-M It e
the sclu�tle presented: �dersnanVda7l er and ear
motion seconded
bT A. L. gitts� City Clerk