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Book 04 11/01/39 - 12/17/45
Annexation-6.401-Acres in Idlewild Annex (Greenbrier To alley south from Douglas to Lomo Alto) Page 6-7 Annexation - 5.3057-Acres in Caruth Hills Add'n (N-1/2 Blk 14 & streets) Page 12 Adjustment, Board of - Members appointed for period 12/17/39-41 Page 31 Annexation of Potomac Park #4-2.8602-acres (E.W. Pringle's petition) Page 37 P Annexation-S ½ of 14 & all of Blk 15, Caruth Hills #1 4/1/40 Page 42-43 Adjustment, Board of - J.W. Crotty appointed as a member Page 48 Allis-Chalmers-New tractor mowing machine - Budget Amended to pay $600 for Model IB Page 58 Adjustment, Board of - Ed S. Wesson appointed as member Page 63 Audit-Hutchinson-Bonner & Burleson employed to make 1940 audit Page 64 Annexation - 49,820-Acres in Caruth Hills Add'n 6/25/40 Page 63 Annexation-114.952-acres in Dallas Co. contiguous to Eastern Boundary of U P (2/18/41) Page 125-130 inc Annexation - Ordinance repealing annexation of 144.952-acres (April 7, 1941) Page 132-133 inc. Armstrong Blvd. - ordering improvement of (May 8, 1941) Page 150-158 inc Annexation - 3.3971-acres Blk 7, Preston Homes Addition #2 (Rivers Hines 6-2-41) Page 161 Annexation - 8.7626-acres S ½ of 36 & N ½ of 29 Caruth #3 (W.W. Caruth, Sr. 6-2-41) Page 162 Annexation - 28.2460-acres in Caruth Hills No. 4 (W.W. Caruth, Sr. 6-2-41) Page 163-164 Annexation - 13.194-acres east of Coit Road (7/7/41) Page 179-180 Audit- Hutchinson-Bonner & Burleson employed to make annual Audit 10-1-41 to 9-30-42 inc. Page 214 Alley-Ordinance closing alley in Block 39, Univ Hts #4 Page 216-217 Armstrong Blvd - Ordinance accepting improvements Dist #87 Page 218 Alley-Ordinance closing alley in Blk 39, Univ Hts #4 and Authorizing Mayor by quit-claim to release, convey etc. Page 222-223 Annexation-Ordinance annexing 8.9470-acres-Caruth Hills #4 Page 250 Adjustment, Board Of - Appointing Dallas Biggers, J.D. Glanville And J.C. McClure (4-20-42) Page 286 Adjustment, Board of - Appointing Geo. H. Traylor (10-5-42) Page 304 Annexation-C.B. Zuber property on Emerson Street (1-18-43) Page 306 Air Rifle - Ordinance prohibiting use of in City limits (3-1-43) Page 309 Appreciation-Resolution expressing appreciation for Employees, etc 12-20-43 Page 328 Associate Judge - Appointing same May 1, 1944 Page 334-335 Armstrong Boulevard-Ordering improvement of 5-14-44 Page 335 Animals-Ordinance providing for impounding; fees; sale; Destruction etc., (8-7-44) Page 348-350 Armstrong Blvd- Resolution approving plans & spec For improvement 11/20/44 Page 380 Annexation - Ordinance annexing 41-acres owned by W.W. Caruth & SMU (2/5/45) Page 385 Armstrong Boulevard - Amended ordinance determining & ordering improvement of (2/5/45) Page 386 Armstrong Boulevard -Resolution approving plans & spec Page 387 Armstrong Boulevard -Resolution approving bid of Uvalde Page 387 Armstrong Boulevard -Resolution approving contract & bonds With Uvalde Const. Co (2/5/45) Page 388 Armstrong Boulevard -Levying assessment against property & owners (2/5/45) Page 392-395 Armstrong Boulevard -Resolution closing the hearing on Dist. 94 (3/5/45) Page 404 Armstrong Boulevard - Ordinance levying assessment for Payment of improvement (3/5/45) Page 405-408 Alley-Ordinance finding & determining necessity to improve In Blk G, Univ. Hts. (6/11/45) Page 453-454 Alley-Ordinance finding & determining necessity to improve In Blk 44, Univ. Hts. (7/16/45) Page 461-62 Alley - Resolution approving plans & specifications for Improving in Blk 44, Univ. Hts.(8/6/45) Page 466 Alley - Resolution approving bid & awarding contract for Improving alley in Blk 44 Univ. Hts. (8/6/45) Page 469 Alley - Resolution approving contract with Uvalde for Improving Blk 44, Univ. Hts. (8/6/45) Page 469 Armstrong Blvd - Ordinance finally accepting improvement Of (8/6/45) Page 467-68 Alley - Ordinance levying the assessment, Blk 44, Univ. Hts #4 Page 470-471 Alley- Resolution closing hearing on Dist #104 (9/4/45) Page 472 Alley- Levying assessment for payment of part of cost Dist #104 Page 472-474 Alley-Ordinance finally accepting improvement of alley in Block 44 (11/15/45) Page 489-490 Budget - Amendment 12/4/39 to cover cost of new cars Page 16 Budget - Amendment 12/14/39 to pay for insurance (100.00) on employees Page 19 Bus - Necessity to grant franchise other than effective Ward-Way, Inc. franchise (12/14/39) Page 20 Budget - Amendment 1/2/40 to increase Budget by $7500 W.P.A. Grant for park improvements Page 30 Board of Adjustment-members reappointed for period 12/17/39-41 Page 31 Budget - Amended 1/2/40 to pay Libecap Electric Co. $525.83 for Christmas Decorations Page 31 Bus - Establishing Routes & Fares for Dallas Railway & Terminal company Page 35 D Budget - Amended to pay for new Chevrolet sedan for Water Supt. (Jon E. Morriss & Co.) Page 38 Board of Adjustment - New Board appointed for term Ending 12/17/41 Page 41 Harland Bartholomew - employed to make zoning survey, Testify, etc. amend Budget $6000 Page 43-44 Z Building ordinance - amended - regulating front, height, type And size of buildings (4/15/40) Page 44 Board of commissioners - Bonds approved Page 46 Bonds of Mayor and Commissioners approved Page 46 Board of Adjustment - J.W. Crotty appointed as member Page 48 Barrett, Arthur E.W. - Sale of East 30' of Lot 8, Blk A, Univ. Hts #1 Add'n Page 50 Board of Equalization - for 1940 appointed (W.E. Mayfield, Michaux Nash & E.D. Mouzon) Page 49 Bonds - Election ordered held 6/15/40 for $375,000 Bond Issue (Waterworks, Parks, Fire & Police Stas.) Page 54-7 Budget amended to pay $600 for Model IB Allis-Chalmers Tractor mower (5/20/40) Grass Cttg Page 58 Budget - Amended $500 to pay ½ of survey of Denton Creek For reservoir, Hi Pk other ½ (5/20) Page 59 Board of Adjustment - Ed S. Wesson appointed as a member (6/25/40) Page 63 Baltimore Drive - ordered paved from Purdue to Colgate Page 68 Budget for 1940 tentatively approved and adopted (9/16/40) Page 80 Budget for 104- approved and adopted (9/28/40) Page 102 Budged - amended January 6, 1941 (purchase of Maintainer) Page 118 Baltimore Drive - Improving portions of paving (12-26-40) Page 110-11-12 Baltimore Drive - Approving plans & spec. for improving Paving (12-26-40) Page 113 Bryn Mawr Drive - Stop sign ordered in at east & west sides Of Turtle Creek & east side of Preston Page 121 Budget -Amendment 6/12/41 to defray expenses of Commissioners to Washington, D. C. Page 165 Budget - Amended 7/7/41 (Preston Road paving & withdrawal From Water District No. 10 Page 179 Budget - for 1941-1942 tentatively approved and adopted Page 213 Budget - for 1941-1942 approved and adopted (8-26-41) Page 215 Budget - Amendment 9/15/41 for $1000.00 to pay exp of Investigating water plants & fire equipment Page 226 Boaz Street - Name changed to Grassmere Lane (11-6-41) Page 228 Budget - Amended to authorize expense for investigating Fire equipment ($500.00) 11-6-41 Page 228-29 Baltimore Drive -Ordinance ordering improvement of Dist #91 (12-1-41) Resolution approving plans & Specs., Approving bid of Uvalde. The contract; Approving contract and bonds of Uvalde; Ordinance determining necessity of levying Assessment Page 234-242 inc Budget - Resolution amending for purpose of buying International DT6 Tractor (12-1-41) Page 243 Bryn Mawr - Resolution releasing maintenance bonds to Uvalde Construction Co., for improvement of In front of Lots 5 & 6, Blk 31 and Lots 1 to 4, Blk 30, Univ Hts. #4 (12-1-41) Page 245 Budget - Resolution amending by appropriating $10,000 Street improvements (12-30-41) Page 246 Budget - Resolution amending by appropriating $1000 to National Home Defense and $250 exp of Mayor Williams to attend Mayors conference in Washington D.C. (12-30-41) Page 253 Baltimore Drive - Ordinance levying an assessment for paving Dist. #91 (1-5-42) Page 253-4-5 Baltimore Drive - Resolution closing hearings on Dist # 91 Page 255-6 Burgher - Cedric Burgher Construction employed to make Repair to City Hall (1-8-42) Page 258 Blackouts - Ordinance providing for and requiring Blackouts 1-8-42 Page 259-260 Binkley-creating a fire lane on south side for 50' east of High School Drive (2-2-42) Page 263 Budget - Amending to pay Percy C. Fewell $500 fee for Services in Morten suit (2-2-42) Page 265 Baltimore - Ordinance finally accepting improvement Of Dist #91 (3-16-42) Page 275-276 Budget - Amending to buy new mowing machine (4-27-42) Page 288 Bonds - Resolution approving bonds of Mayor and Commissioners (5-11-42) Page 288 Budget - Resolution amending to provide for purchase of 5 automobiles (5-18-42) Page 290 Budget - Resolution amending to contribute funds to Dallas City County Civilian Defense Page 292 Budget - Resolution amending to contribute funds to Dallas City County Civilian Defense Page 297 Bonds - Substitution of by Hillcrest State Bank as security for City Depository (8-20-42) Page 299 Budget - Ordering hearing of (8-24-42) Page 299 Budget - Resolution amending by appropriating $1001.80 For Civilian Defense (8-31-42) Page 300 Budget - resolution approving and adopting same for fiscal Year 10-1-42 to 9-30-43 (9-14-42) Page 300 Brentwood Street - Ordinance abandoning part & retaining Part of - Jan 17, 1944 Page 328-29-30 Bonds - Resolution approving & accepting bonds of Mayor & Commissioners - April 17, 1944 Page 332-333 Budget - Resolution amending by appropriating funds for Waterline & 4 garbage trucks (8/7/44) Page 348 Budget- amended Aug 26, 1944, appropriating funds to Construct 30" Storm sewer on S W Blvd Page 350 Budget-amended Aug. 26, 1944, setting aside funds for Interest & Sinking Fund Page 351 Budget - Adoption of for fiscal year 1944-45; passed September 18, 1944 Page 353-54 Board of Electricians - Resolution appointing same (9/4/44) Page 359 Budget - Resolution amending for purchase of fire truck From Sears (11/6/44) Page 373 Budget - Resolution amending in amount of $23,300.00 for 12' water line Page 379 Budget - Resolution amending in amount of $6500.00 Page 408 Baltimore Drive - Ordinance determining necessity for Improvement (4/16/45) Page 425 Baltimore Drive - Resolution approving plans & specs. Page 426 Baltimore Drive - Resolution approving bid of Uvalde Construction (5/7/45) Page 428 Baltimore Drive - Ordinance levying the assessment (5/7/45) Page 428-431 Budget - Resolution amending to appropriate $18,000 for Bridge across Turtle Creek Page 440 Baltimore Drive - Resolution closing hearing on (6/4/45) Page 440-441 Baltimore Drive - Ordinance levying an assessment for Cost of improving (6/4/45) Page 441-446 Budget - Resolution amending to purchase Lot 19, Blk 3, Univ. Hill West (7/16/45) Page 463 Budget - Ordinance adopting for the fiscal year 1945-46. Passed 9/17/45 Page 477 Baltimore - Ordinance finally accepting improvement Of (12/17/45) Page 496-97 Central Blvd. - Resolution endorsing project Page 17 City Plan Commission - Stanley Patterson appointed member To succeed Wood W. Gibbard Page 41 Caruth Hills #1 Add'n - S ½ of 14 & all of Blk 15 annexed To city 4/1/40 Page 42-43 Crotty, J.W.-Appointed a member of the Board of Adjustment Page 48 City Attorney - Changing compensation Page 58 City Attorney-Authorizing payment of $1500 for service in Hoblitzelle and Conor cases Page 76 Cullum & Company, W.G.-Franchise contract extended To 10/7/42 Page 101 City Hall Annex - Employing Hoke Smith Inc. as Architect Page 108-9-10 City Hall Annex - W.H. Malone lowest bidder, authorizing Execution of contract (12-26-40) Page 114 County Gas Company - Franchise (signed 2-17-41) Page 122-124 inc Contract - Dallas Power & Light Company (signed 2-3-41) Amount $5900.00 Page 119-120 Caruth Blvd - ordering paving of from West line of Baltimore Drive to north line of Greenbrier Drive at Preston Road. (July 21, 1941) Page 180-199 inc Colgate Drive - Ordering paving of from west line of Baltimore Drive to the east line of Preston Rd. (7-21-41) Page 180-199 inc Caruth Blvd - Resolution closing hearing on paving (8-18-41) Page 201-202 Caruth Blvd - Ordinance levying an assessment for part of Cost of improving (8-18-41) Page 202-213 inc Colgate Drive - Resolution closing hearing on paving (8-18-41) Page 201-202 Colgate Drive - Ordinance levying an assessment for part of Cost of improving (8-18-41) Page 2002-213 inc City Secretary - Appointing Lester L. Smith acting City Secy. (9-1 to 9-13-1941 inc) Page 215 City Attorney - Fixing compensation for litigation fiscal year Ending 9-30-41 (9-15-41) Page 225 Caruth Blvd - Ordinance accepting improvement of Dist # 88 Page 229 Colgate Ave - Ordinance ordering improvement of Dist #92 (12-1-41) Resolution approving plans & Specs., approving bid of Uvalde. The Contract; approving contract and bonds of Uvalde; Ordinance determining necessity of levying assessment Page 234-242 inc Colgate Ave - Ordinance levying an assessment for paving Dist. # 92 (1-5-42) Page 253-4-5 Colgate Ave - Resolution closing hearings on Dist. #92 Page 255-6 Colgate Avenue - Ordinance finally accepting improvement Of Dist #92 (3-16-42) Page 277-278 W. G. Cullum & Co.,- Resolution renewing & extending water & sewage franchise (4-9-42) Page 281 City Clerk - Appointment of Ralph E. Hamman, 4-15-42 Page 283 City Health Officer - Appointment of Dr. E.P. Leeper, 4-15-42 Page 283 City Judge - Appointment of Farley Reasonover, 4-15-42 Page 283 Chief of Police & Fire Chief - Appt. of Claude W. Trammell Page 284 City Attorney - Appt. of Percy C. Fewell, 4-15-42 Page 284 Crotty, J. W. - Accepting resignation from Board of Adjustment (4-20-42) Page 286 City Plan Commission - Appointing D. E. Strange member Page 286 Civilian Defense - Resolution appropriating $1001.80 add'l Page 300 Contract - with B.P. Smith to reclaim and remove scrap Page 304 Clyde S. Constant - Release of paving Certificate #3 Page 309 Chicken Ordinance - Passed July 26, 1943 Page 311-314 Claim for damages against city - 5/5/44 Page 319 Corporation Court - Appointing an Associate Judge, 5-1-44 Page 334-335 Cullum, W.G. Co. - Renewing water & sewage contract to Page 359 April 15, 1945 (9/18/44) Contract - with B.P. Smith for salvaging garbage (11/6/44) Page 373-74 Condemnation - Ordinance authorizing condemnation proceedings Against Hatton Sumner (11/20/44) Page 375 Coffee, Roy C. - Resolution authorizing purchase & exchange Of land (10/23/44) filed of record, Dallas Co. Vol. 2532 Page 478 Dated 4/3/45 Page 391-392 Cullum, Geo. P.-Ordinance making certain findings etc., Page 409-424 Charter Commission- Ordinance appointing Charter Commission (6/11/45) Page 452 Central Blvd. - Ordinance binding City to construct & Maintain storm sewer on (6/11/45) Page 452 Charter Commission - Resolution appointing T.G. Harkey Page 463 Charter - Ordinance ordering election 1/26/46 for proposed Council-Manager Govn. (12/13/45) Page 493-94 Charter Election-Notice of to be held 1/26/45 (12/13/45) Page 495 Douglas Ave - Accepting paving of E-1/2 from Lovers Lane 140' south Page 11 Decorations - Christmas (1939) decorations on City Hall (Libecap Electric Co. - $525.83) Page 31 Callas Railway & Terminal Company-Establishing Rtes & fares Page 35 Dallas Foundation Company-Maintenance Bond on Westchester From Lovers Lane to alley north S'Western Page 35 Depository-Substituting US Treasury Notes for collateral in Sum of $140,000.00 Page 42 Durham Street - Maintenance Bond on paving Amherst to Alley N of Purdue (27') Page 47 Durham Street - Maint. Bond - Paving from Alley N of Purdue to Hanover (E ½) Page 47 Durham Street - Maint. Bond - Paving from S'Western to Alley north of Greenbrier (E ½) Page 47 Dallas Gas Company - 4% Gross Revenue rental for use of Streets, alleys, etc. Page 52-4 Dallas Power & Lgt-4% Gross Revenue rental for use of Streets, alleys, etc. Page 52-4 Denton Creek Survey - Budget amended to pay ½ ($500) Of survey for reservoir Page 59 Dallas Gas Company- 4% gross Revenue Ord. Effect 10/1/40 Page 62 Dallas Power & Light-4% gross Revenue Ord. Effect 10/1/40 Page 62 Depository - Ordering publication of notice on application for Depository for 1940-41 Page 65 Depository - Resolution designating Hillcrest State Bank as Depository until 7/31/41 Page 72 Dallas Gas Company - 4% Gross Revenue Ord. Effect. 11/1/40 Page 101 Dallas Power & Light-4% Gross Revenue Ord. Effect. 11/1/40 Page 101 Dallas Gas Company - 4% Gross Revenue Ord. Effect. 11/1/40 Page 104 Dallas Power & Light-4% Gross Revenue Ord. Effect. 11/1/40 Page 104 Dallas, City of - Water & Sewage contract for 10 years Page 114-15-16-17 Dallas Power & Light - Amending ordinance of 5/20/40 fixing Rentals (effective 1/22/41) Page 118 Dallas Gas Company- Amending ordinance of 5/20/40 fixing Rentals (effective 1/22/41) Page 118 Dallas Power & Light Company Contract (signed 2-3-41 in The amount of $5900) Page 119-120 Dallas Gas Company Franchise (signed 2-17-41) Page 112-124 inc Daniels Avenue - Stop Sign ordered in 2-3-41 at east side Of Dickens Page 121 Depository-Resolution designating Hillcrest State Bank as Depository until 7-31-42 Page 214 Dallas Power & Light Co - relative to street lights during Blackout periods (2-2-42) Page 264 Dallas Gas Company- Resolution authorizing transfer of Franchise to Lone Star Gas Co Page 291 Depository - Ordering publication of notice on application for Page 294-294 Depository - Resolution designation Hillcrest State Bank as Depository until 7-31-43 Page 296 Dog Ordinance - Passed August 16, 1943 Page 314-318 Dallas Power & Light -Resolution authorizing rental contract March 20, 1944 Page 331 Dallas Power & Light - Resolution authorizing street lighting Agreement March 20, 1944 Page 331 Dallas Power & Light - Resolution authorizing water pumping Agreement March 20, 1944 Page 331 Dublin Street - Ordinance determining the necessity for Improving (7-16-45) Page 464 Dublin Street - Resolution approving plans & specs. For Improving (7-16-45) Page 464-65 Depository - Ordering publication of notice on application For (July 16, 1945) Page 465 Depository-Resolution designating Hillcrest State Bank for Year ending 7/31/46 (8/6/45) Page 466-67 Dublin Street - Resolution approving bid of Uvalde for Improvement of Dist. 103 (9/17/45) Page 482 Dublin Street - Resolution approving contract and bond With Uvalde on Dist. 103 (9/17/45) Page 483 Dublin Street - Ordinance determining necessity of levying Assessment (9/17/45) Page 483-487 Diffey, Frank - Ordinance releasing paving lien for Preston Road (11/26/45) Page 492 Dublin Street - Ordinance rescinding, repealing & canceling Contracts relating paving (12/17/45) Page 500 Daniels Avenue - Ordinance determining necessity for & Ordering improvement of (12/17/45) Page 502 Deductions from salary - Resolution authorizing same for Group insurance Page 310 Election - Ordering election of Mayor and two Commissioners To be held 4/2/40 Page 36 Election - Report of election held April 2, 1940 Page 45 Emerson Avenue - Stop Sign placed at east side of Douglas Page 46 Equalization, board of - Appointed Page 49 Easement - Granted to Elbert Williams Page 51 Electric Company - 4% Gross Revenue rental on use of Streets, alleys, etc. Page 52-4 Election - Bond: Ordered held 6/15/40 (Wtrwks, Parks, Police & Fire Stations) Page 54-7 Equalization, Board of - appointing board, fixing time of meeting & compensation (3-18-41) Page 131 Election - Canvassing returns and declaring Slaughter, Porter & Merchant elected (4-15-42) Page 282 Equalization, Board of- Appointing Board, fixing time of Meeting & compensation (4-20-42) Page 284-5 Equalization -Board approving the general tax rolls for 1942 Page 298 Easement - Texas & New Orleans along Coit Road from Univ. to Mockingbird (11-2-42) Page 305 Equalization -Board approving the General Rolls of 1943 Page 323 Election General Municipal-Held April 4,1944 (Ordinance Ordering Feb 21, 1944) Page 330 Election - Ordinance canvassing returns April 17, 1944 Page 332 Equalization - Board Approving the General Rolls for 1944 Page 354 Electricians, Board of - Resolution appointing same (9/4/44) Page 359 Election - Resolution determining intent to call (2/4/45) Page 384 Election - Ordinance ordering special election on the Consolidation with Dallas Page 399 Election - Ordinance certifying results of election held April 3, 1945 (4/16/45) Page 424 Equalization, board of - appointing board, fixing time of Meeting & compensation (4/19/43) Page 310-A Equalization, board of - appointing board, fixing time of Meeting & compensation (2/7/44) Page 427 Equalization, board of - appointing board, fixing time of Meeting & compensation (5/7/45) Page 434 Equalization - Board Approving the General Rolls for 1945 Page 478-479 Franchise - Necessary to issue bus franchise other than present One to Ward-Way, Inc. (12/14/39) Page 220 Fire Truck - Resolution directing City Clerk to advertise for Bids on an aerial truck Page 33 Front Yard Requirements - Eliminated for Blks A, B& C Idlewild #2 Add'n Page 34 Ford, O'Neil - Architect - employed for Police Station Page 48 Fire Stations (new) Bond Election ordered held 6/15/40 Page 54-7 Fire Lanes - Emerson (So. Side) from Preston 160' west. West side Douglas 50' No. from Emerson. East side Preston, Normandy to Shenandoah. East side Preston, Druid to Lovers Lane. Page 66 Fire Lane - South side of University from Haynie west to Park Street Page 73 Filling Stations - sidewalk (gasoline pump) tax revoked Page 103 D Franchise - Dallas Power & Light Company (signed 2-3-41 Amount $5900) (amended- 10/18/48 - Sec 9) Page 119-120 Franchise - Dallas Gas Company (signed 2-17-41) Page 122-124 inc Fire Lane - East and west sides of Westchester Drive from North line of Lovers Lane to alley north of Colgate Page 200 Fire Lane - In front of Highland Park Presbyterian Church Page 227 Fire Lane - East side of Westchester from N line of Hyer to Alley N of Hyer (1-8-41) Page 258 Fire Lane - South side of Binkley for distance of 50' east of High School Drive (2-2-42) Page 263 Fire Lane - South side of North lane of Yale Blvd (7-20-42) Page 295 Firearms - Ordinance prohibiting use of in City limits (3-1-43) Page 309 Fewell, Percy C. - Ord. making him Ex-officio Acting Mayor Page 372 Fire Chief - Ord. Creating office of Chief & Asst Chief of Fire Dept. Page 426 Fire Lane - Ord. Creating one on Univ. Blvd from Park St. to Preston Road, etc. (12/17/45) Page 501 Food Inspection Page 340-346 Greenbrier Drive - Approving cash maintenance bond on S-1/2 from Douglas to Lomo Alto Page 8 Greenbrier Drive - Maintenance Bond on paving from Durham east 225' Page 47 Gas Companies - 4% gross revenue rental on use of Streets, alleys, etc. Page 52-4 Gable (Henry) Electric Service - Contract for 2-way Police Radio System Page 58 Gasoline Pump Tax - ordinance revoked 10/21/40 Page 103 Glenwick Lane - Resolution releasing maintenance bonds to Uvalde Construction Co. for improvement Of from W line of Preston to E line of Westchester (12-1-41) Page 244 General Election - Ordering same for Tuesday, 4-7-42 Page 271 Grass Cutting - Ordinance passed March 1, 1943 Page 307 Garbage - contract with B. P. Smith salvaging same Page 373-74 Grassmere Lane - Ordinance closing between Douglas & Westchester (12/17/45) Page 500 Gasoline - Ordinance repealing ordinance-regulating delivery At night (12/17/45) Page 501 Highland & University Park News - Awarded Official Publication Contract on low bid Page 39 Hillcrest State Bank - Substituting U.S. Treasury Notes for Collateral ($140,000) Page 42 Highland Park - Budget Amended to pay ½ of Survey to Denton Creek - Hi Pk to pay ½ Page 59 Hutchinson-Bonner & Burleson - Employed to make 1940 audit Page 64 Hillcrest State Bank - Designated as depository until 7/31/41 Page 72 Haynie Avenue - Name changed to Williams Parkway between Univ. & McFarlin (2-17-41) Page 130 High School Avenue - stop sign ordered in at north side of Asbury & south side McFarlin Page 121 Hunters Glen Road - Stop sign ordered in at north & south sides Of Glenwick Lane Page 121 Hillcrest State Bank - Designated as depository until 7-31-42 Page 214 Hutchinson-Bonner & Burleson - Employed to make annual Audit 10-1-41 to 9-30-42 Page 214 Highland Park Presbyterian Church - Prohibiting parking in Front of Page 227 Hillcrest State Bank - Crediting assessment of taxes for 1941 Page 243 Hillcrest State Bank - Resolution authorizing reduction of Security deposits Page 245 Home Rule Charter - Instructing City Attorney to begin work Page 287 Hillcrest State Bank - Substitution of bonds as security for City Depository (8-20-42) Page 299 Holidays - to be observed by employees November 15, 1943 Page 326 Hillcrest Avenue - Ordering sidewalks along west side of From Granada to Binkley (5/15/44) Page 336-37 Hamman, Ralph e - Reappointed City Clerk (6/5/44) Page 339 Hillcrest State Bank - designated as depository until 7/31/454 Page 347-8 Hillcrest Road - Sale of Land, Resolution authorizing same Page 360-361 Hughes, Mrs. Ima Bess - Release of Paving Assessment Page 372 Hillcrest State Bank - Resolution authorizing substitution Of Treasury Bonds (11/6/44) Page 374 Hillcrest Avenue - Determining necessity & ordering Improvement of a portion (12/18/44) Page 381 Highland Park High School - Resolution suggesting name be Changed (7/2/45) Page 460 Hillcrest State Bank - Resolution designating as depository Until 7/31/46 Page 466-67 Hillcrest State Bank - Resolution authorizing substitution of Treasury Bonds (9/17/45) Page 482 Health Officer - Ordinance appointing Dr. E P Leeper As of 1/1/46 (12/17/45) Page 502 Health Ordinance - Inspection, etc. Page 340-346 Insurance on Employees - Equitable Life Assurance Society $1000 on each employee & amending budget to pay for it. (12/14/39) Page 19 Idlewild Annex Add'n - Releasing paving lien on Lot 18 Blk 1 Page 32 Idlewild #2 - Blocks A, B & C, Eliminating front yard Requirements. Request Board of Adjustment to Reconsider rear yards Page 34 Interest & Sinking Fund- Water Works Funds Appropriated for Page 303 Injury, claim for against city - 5/5/43 Page 319 Impounding Ordinance - Passed August 7, 1944, providing For vehicles & animals etc. Page 349-350 Lomo Alto Drive - Ordinance releasing paving lien adjacent to Lot 18, Blk 1 Idlewild Annex Page 32 Lomo Alton Drive - Ordinance releasing paving lien from Lovers Lane to alley North of S'Western Page 33 Lomo Alto Drive - Ordering improvement of (May 8, 1941) Page 137-149 inc Lomo Alto Drive - Ordinance accepting the improvements Page 261-262 Lovejoy, Harold - Releasing paving lien on his property on N Side of Milton (2-2-42) Page 264 Lovers Lane - Granting rights and privileges to County of Dallas for improvement of 2/2/42 Page 265 Lovers Lane - Resolution binding city to furnish materials In improving Lovers Lane (10-5-42) Page 304-5 Lovers Lane - Ordinance determining necessity & ordering Improvement of portion Dist #105 (9-17-45) Page 488 Lovers Lane - Ordinance determining necessity & ordering Improvement of portion Dist. #106 (9-17-45) Page 488-89 Leeper, E.P. - Ordinance appointing as Health Officer as of 1/1/46 (12/17/45) Page 502 Maintenance Bond - (Cash $250) on Greenbrier (S-1/2) from Douglas to Lomo Alto (Hill et al) Page 8 Maintenance Bond - Westchester from alley south of Green- Brier to alley north of Caruth Page 13 Maintenance Bond - Tulane from Purdue to alley N. of Hanover Page 14 Maintenance Bond - Corner of Glenwick & Armstrong (in front of Lot 10, Blk 12) Page 15 Maintenance Bond - Westchester from Lovers Lane to Alley north of S'Western Blvd. Page 35 Maintenance Bond - Rosedale from Coit Road west to point 150' west of Cleburne Street Page 38 Maintenance Bond - 3 sections of Durham, Greenbrier & Purdue Page 47 Maintenance Bond - Westminister (S 11') from Hillcrest West to alley Page 50 Maintenance Bond - Stanhope, Lomo Alto, Roland, paving On part of each Page 59 Maintenance Bond - Stanford, Dublin and Purdue, paving On part of each Page 59-60 Maintenance Bond - Westchester (from Colgate ½ Blk S), Colgate from Preston to Douglas Page 60 Maintenance Bond - Released on Hanover from Turtle Creek To Thackery and Bryn Mawr from Hillcrest to Trutle Creek Page 77 Maintenance Bond - Released to Uvalde Construction Co. (2 Resolutions on same page) Page 107 Mayor Pro Tem Appt - Commissioner Martin Appointed as Mayor Pro Tem (12/26/40) Page 108 W.H. Malone - lowest bid on Police Annex, authorizing Execution of contract (12-26-40) Page 114 Milton Avenue - Ordering Improvement of (May 8, 1941) Page 137-149 inc Milton Avenue - Accepting improvements of from Golf Drive To Thackeray (12-30-41) Page 251-252 Martin Park - Resolution designating same April 9, 1942 Page 281 Merchant, Lawrence B - Installation as Commissioner 4-15-42 Page 282 Merchant, Lawrence B - appointed Mayor Pro Tem (8-3-42) Page 299 Maintenance Bond - released on Westwick Road (9-7-43) Page 318-319 Mount Vernon-Ordinance determining necessity & ordering Improvement of May 1, 1944 Page 333-334 Mayor - Ordinance appointing Percy C. Fewell Ex-officio Acting Mayor (9-18-44) Page 372 Maintenance Bond - Released on Hyer, Boaz and part of Douglas (11/20/44) Page 379 Morgan & Manes - Approving the bid and awarding the Contract Page 439-440 Milton Avenue - Ordinance determining necessity & ordering Improvement of (12/17/45) Page 495-96 Marquette Avenue - Ordinance finally accepting improvement of Page 498 McClure, J.C. (Jack) - Resolution on the death of June 15, 1942 Page 292 Name Street - Twichel Road changed to Westwick Road Page 20 Noise - Anti-noise ordinance passed July 26, 1943 Page 311-314 Northwest Highway - Ordinance excluding from City etc., May 1, 1944 Page 334 Official Publication - Highland & University Park News Awarded contract (3/19-9/30/40) Page 39 O'Neil Ford - employed as architect on new Police Station At Golf Drive & Haynie Page 48 Occupation Tax - Revoked 10/21/40 (Gasoline Stations) Page 103 Paving - Rosedale from Coit Road west to present paving 150' west of Cleburne (Ordering in) Page 1-3 Paving - Do (approving estimates, assessments, ordering Ordering hearing & ordering notice given) Page 5 Paving - Douglas Ave; Accepting paving E-1/2 from Lovers Lane 140' south Page 11 Paving - Maintenance Bond on Westchester; Alley S of Greenbrier to alley N of Caruth Page 13 Paving - Maintenance Bond on Tulane; Purdue to alley n Of Hanover Page 14 Paving - Maintenance Bond corner of Glenwick & Armstrong Page 15 Paving - Appropriating $2750.00 to cover City's share of paving Westchester Dr. (12/14/39) Page 19 Paving - Accepting improvements on a portion of Rosedale & Ordering certificates issued Page 19-20 Parks - Ordinance regulating use of tennis courts Page 32 Potomac Park #4 - annexed on petition of E. W. Pringle 3/4/40 Page 37 Pringle, E.W. - Annexation of Potomac Park #4 Page 37 Plan Commission - Stanley Patterson appointed member to Succeed Mr. Wood W. Gibbard Page 41 Purdue Street - Maintenance Bond on paving from Airline Road to Durham Street Page 47 Police Station - O'Neil Ford employed as architect Page 48 Postal Telegraph Co. - 4% Gross Revenue rental for use of Streets, alleys, etc. Page 52-4 Parks (new) - Bond election ordered held 6/15/40 ($150,000.00) Page 54-7 Police Station - Bond election ordered held 6/15/40 ($75,000.00) Page 54-7 Police Radio System (2-way) - Contract with Gable (Henry) Electric Service Page 58 Paving ordered in on Thackery from alley south to alley north Of Caruth, except intersection Page 60-61 Pickwick Lane - Ordered paved from Bryn Mawr to Colgate Page 70 (Repealed) Paving - Pickwick Lane from Bryn Mawr to Colgate Ordered paved (7-17-40) (Repealed) Page 70 Paving - Baltimore Drive ordered paved from Purdue to Colgate (7-17-40) (Repealed) Page 68 Paving - Tulane Blvd ordered paved from Bryn Mawr to Colgate (7/17/40) (Repealed) Page 69 Police Station (Proposed)- Ordering publication for sealed bid To be opened 8/5/40 Page 71-2 Personal Property Taxes for 1933-4-5-6 & 7 cancelled (457.25) Page 74-5 Police Annex - Employed Hoke Smith, Inc. as Architect Page 108-09-10 Paving - Imp. Portions of Thackery, Baltimore, Pickwick & Tulane Blvd (12/26/40) Page 110-11-12 Paving - Appr. Plans & Spec. Do Do Do (12/26/400 Page 113 Pickwick Lane - Improving portions of paving (12/26/40) Page 110-11-12 Pickwick Lane - Approving plans & spec. for improving paving Page 113 Police Annex - W. H. Malone lowest bidder; authorizing Execution of contract (12/26/40) Page 114 Paving - Ordering of - on Thackeray, Milton & Lomo Alto Page 137-149 inc. Paving -ordering of - on Armstrong Blvd (May 8, 1941) Page 150-158 inc. Paving - closing hearing on Thackeray, Milton, Lomo Alto & Armstrong Blvd (6/23/41) Page 167 Paving - Levying assessment for, on Thackeray, Milton, Lomo Alto & Armstrong Blvd (6/23/41) Page 168-172 Paving - Ordering of - on Caruth Blvd; Colgate Drive and Pickwick Lane (July 21, 1941) Page 180-199 inc Pickwick Lane -Ordering paving of from north line of Present paving on Greenbrier Drive To north line of alley north of Colgate Dr. Page 180-199 inc Pickwick Lane - resolution closing hearing on paving Page 201-202 Pickwick Lane - Ordinance levying an assessment for part Of cost of improving (8-18-41) Page 2202-213 inc Parking - Prohibited six feet either side of drive at 3905 University Blvd (12-30-41) Page 249 Pickwick - Ordinance finally accepting improvement of Dist. # 90 Page 273-274 Parks- Resolution designating "Smith Park" and "Martin Park" (April 9, 1942) Page 280-281 Porter, Ralph A - Installed as Commissioner April 15, 1942 Page 282 Preston Road - Determining necessity of improving, 11-1-43 Page 323-324 Preston Road -Ordinance providing for reconstruction And maintenance of St. Hiway 289 Page 324-325 Preston Road -Resolution regarding Traffic on State Hwy 289 Page 327 Preston Road -Resolution authorizing agreement to maintain State Hwy 289 Page 327 Preston Road -Paving-Escrow agreement with Hillcrest State Bank (6/5/44) Page 337 Preston Road -Ordinance approving plans & spec for Improvement 9-4-44 Page 352 Purchase of Lane - Resolution authorizing same from Toddie Lee Wynne (9/18/44) Page 361-362 Preston Road -Ordinance levying assessment for payment of Part cost of Dist. #93 (9-18-44) Page 364-372 Preston Road -Ordinance declaring necessity of improving Certain parkways & ordering improvement of Page 432 Preston Road -Resolution approving plans & Specs. for Improving parkways on Page 434-35 Preston Road -Parkways-approving bid of Morgan & Manes Awarding the contract (5-21-45) Page 439-440 Preston Road -Ordinance releasing certain paving liens, etc Page 462-63 Pickwick Lane - Ordinance determining the necessity for Improving (11/19/45) Page 490 Pickwick Lane - Resolution approving plans & Spec. Page 491 Preston Road -Ordinance releasing paving lien against Frank Diffey (11/26/45) Page 492 Pavement of Public Ways - Resolution authorizing same Page 492 Rosedale Ave - Ordered paved from Coit Road to 150' west to Cleburne St. Page 1-3 Rosedale Ave -Paving; approving estimates, assessments, Ordering hearing, etc. Page 5 Rosedale Ave -accepting paving and ordering certificates Issued (12/14/39) Page 19-20 Rosedale Ave -Maintenance Bond approved 3/4/40 Texas Bitulithic Co. $1500.00 Page 38 Radio 2-Way System - Contract with Gable (Henry) Elec. Serv Page 58 Ranking Avenue - Stop signs ordered in on east and west sides Of Dickens & west side of Preston Page 121 Rosedale Ave -Stop signs ordered in at east side of Dickens Page 121 Restaurant - requiring permits for the operation of, etc. Page 340-346 Release - Paying Assessment against Bess Hughes Page 372 Rosedale Ave -Determining necessity for & ordering Improvement of (12/17/45) Page 503 Rosedale Ave -Resolution approving plans & Spec. for Improvement (12/17/45) Page 504 Street Light - Preston Road & Hyer St. Page 16 Stop Signs - On Baltimore Dr at each side of Amherst, also At south side of Lovers Lane Page 16 Stop Signs -At east side of Golf Drive on Asbury and on Granada Streets Page 17 Stop Signs -On High School Avenue at south side of Asbury Page 18 Stop Signs -On Granada Street at west side of High School Page 18 Street Name - Name of Twichel Road Changed to Westwick Rd Page 20 Sidewalks & Street Signs - WPA form 301, application for Federal aid grant Page 30 Stop Signs -on Westchester drive at each side of Univ. Blvd Page 37 Stop Signs -on Douglas Ave at each side of Lovers Lane Page 37 Street Lights - on University Blvd at Lomo Alto and Armstrong Blvd Page 37 St. Andrews Place Add'n - Lot 1 Blk B changed to Apartment use Dist. Page 39 Street Lights - Lomo Alto at Hanover & Bryn Mawr; On Durham Street at Bryn Mawr, Hanover, Purdue And Stanford Page 40 Stop Signs -on Douglas at University ordered removed & Original ordinance repealed Page 40 Stop Signs -ordered placed on University at each side of Douglas Page 40 Street Light - Shenandoah & Lomo Alto Page 42 Stop Signs -on Emerson Ave at east side of Douglas Page 46 Stop Signs -On Amherst at east side of Dickens Page 49 Stop Signs -On Amherst at west side of Thackery Page 49 Stop Signs -On Lovers Lane at west side of Thackery Page 49 Stop Signs -On Thackery at north side of Lovers Lane Page 49 Sale of East 30' of Lot 8, Blk A, Univ. Hts. #1 Addn to: Arthur E. W. Barrett Page 550 Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. - 4% Gross Revenue rental On streets, alleys, etc. Page 52-4 Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. - Exempted from paying 4% Gross Revenue Rental Page 62 Stop Signs -On Hanover at each side of Turtle Creek; On Shannon Lane at University Blvd. On Turtle Creek at University Blvd. Page 64-5 Street Lights - Ordered in on Lomo Alto at Stanford and at S'Western; On Windsor Ave. at St. Andrews Dr. Page 73 Street & Park improvement Warrants - 2 warrants ($5000) each Page 78 Street Light - Authorized at Yale & Boedeker (11/4/40) Page 104 Stop Signs -Ordered placed on Stanford at west side of Turtle Creek Blvd. Page 105 Sidewalk Tax - Revoked 10/21/40 (Filling Station Pump Tax) Page 103 Street Lights - ordered in at: Lomo Alto & Purdue; Milton & Coit Road; and Douglas Avenue & Glenwick Ln Page 106 Hoke Smith Inc - Employed as Architects (11-20-40) Page 108-9-10 Sewage - Contract with City of Dallas for disposal of sewage Page 114-15-16-17 Street Light - Authorized at Greenbrier & Loma Alto Page 122 Stop Signs -Authorized at Daniels at east side of Dickens; Rosedale at east side of Dickens; Rankin Ave at East and west sides of Dickens; Stanford at east & West sides of Dickens; Bryn Mawr & Southwestern At east & west sides of Turtle Creek; Bryn Mawr at East side of Preston Road; Stanhope on east & west Sides of Douglas; Rankin at west side of Snider Plaza; High School Ave at north side of Asbury & South side of McFarlin; Thackery at north & south Sides of Haynie Avenue; Hunters Glen Road at North & south sides of Glenwick Lane (2-3-41) Page 121 Stanford Street - stop sign ordered in at east & west sides of Dickens. Page 121 Stanhope Street - stop sign ordered in at east & west sides of Douglas Page 121 Southwestern Blvd - stop sign ordered in at east & west sides of Turtle Creek Page 121 Sidewalks - Improving of on Vassar Drive; north side of Turtle Creek, ets. Page 134-35 Stop Sign - Thackery on north & south sides of Page 133 Stop Sign - Dickens on east & west sides of Page 133 Street Light - Yale Blvd & Coit Road Page 136 Stop Sign - Shannon Lane & McFarlin Blvd - Westwick & McFarlin Blvd Page 136 Stop Sign - Bryn Mawr & Thackery; Hanover & Thackeray; Purdue & Thackeray; Turtle Creek Blvd & Thackery; Stanford & Thackeray and on Turtle Creek Blvd & Amherst (5-19-41) Page 159 Side Yard Requirements - Amending ordinance adopted Sept 14, 1940 Page 160 Street Light - Douglas & Hyer (May 19, 1941) Page 159 Street Light - Caruth & Hillcrest (May 19, 1941) Page 159 Stop Sign - Durham & Southwestern (June 5, 1941) Page 164 Stop Signs - Bryn Mawr and Airline (July 21, 1941) Page 200 Stop Signs - Ordered in at McFarlin Blvd., Larchmont Ave, Windsor Parkway, Stanhope Ave, Shenandoah Ave., Normandy Ave, San Carlos Dr., and Potomac Ave, at the east and west sides of Armstrong Parkway. August 4, 1941 Page 201 Lester L. Smith - Appointed Acting City Secretary (9-1-41 to 9-13-41 inc) Page 215 Stop Signs -Yale Blvd & Airline Road; Dyer Street & Airline Road (8-26-41) Page 216 Stop Signs -Armstrong Blvd & Univ. Blvd Page 223 Stop Signs -Haynie Ave & Golf Drive Page 224 Stop Signs -Amherst, Stanford, Purdue &Hanover at Intersection of Airline Road Page 224 S M U - Purchase of Lots 5, 6 & part of 7 Blk E of University Park from SMU by City Page 225 Street Lights - Greenbrier & Pickwick; Greenbrier & Baltimore Drive (10-20-41) Page 226 Street Lights - Caruth & Airline Road; Caruth & Douglas Page 228 Stop Signs -Westchester at intersections of Stanford, Hanover, Southwestern & Caruth Page 227 Street Lights - Lomo Alto & Windsor Parkway Page 246 Stop Sign - Greenbrier & Preston Road Page 249 Street Lights - Marquette & Thackeray and at Caruth & Thackeray Page 257 Street Lights - Bryn Mawr & Pickwick and at Bryn Mawr & Boedeker Page 263 Street Light - Turtle Creek & Colgate Page 273 Street Lights - Stanford & Boedeker; Dublin & Boedeker; Amherst & Willard; Stanford & Willard; Lomo Alto & Normandy, Lovers Lane & Boedeker; Amherst & Boedeker; Purdue & Willard; April 6, 1942 Page 279 Stop Signs - Tulane Blvd and lovers Lane Page 279 Stop Signs -Binkley Street and Bishop Blvd Page 280 Smith Park - Resolution designating April 9, 1942 Page 280 Slaughter, A.L. - Installed as Mayor April 15, 1942 Page 282 Street Lights - Canceling order for lights at Boedeker & Bryn Mawr; Boedeker & Lovers Lane Page 287 Swimming Pool - Rules and Regulations governing use of Page 289-290 Stop Signs -Durham & Amherst; Dublin & Amherst Page 303 Salary Changes - Authorized April 12, 1943 Page 310 Salary Deductions - June 7, 1943 Page 310 Sick Leave - Resolution fixing the policy of 11-15-43 Page 326 Smith, L.L. - Ordinance appointing City Clerk, etc. 4-17-44 Page 333 Sidewalks - Ordering in on west side of Hillcrest from Binkley to Granada Page 336-37 Swimming Pool - Rules and regulations governing use of Page 338-39 Stop Signs -Daniels and hillcrest Page 339 Stop Signs -Glenwick Lane & Hunters Glen Road Page 340 Street Lights - Southwestern Blvd & Thackeray Street Page 358 Sale of Land - Resolution authorizing - Hillcrest Road to Toddie Lee Wynn, Jr., Trustee (9/18/44) Page 360-61 Sumner, Hatton W - Ordinance condemning land out of Jefferson Tilley Survey (11/20/44) Page 375 SMU-Ordinance agreeing to water contract with on 11/20/44; Inst. Of meter at Mockingbird Page 376 SMU - Resolution authorizing sale of water to 11/20/44 Page 377 Stop Signs -Emerson Street and Armstrong Blvd Page 382 Stop Signs -Repealing ordinance 9/15/41 ordering stop signs On Haynie Ave at Golf Drive. Page 383 Stop Signs -Golf Drive at intersection of Haynie Ave Page 383 Street Light - Coit Road & Dyer Street; Hillcrest & Colgate Page 408 Street Lights - Druid Lane & Hunters Glen; Durham & Caruth; Preston & Lovers Lane (4/16/45) Page 425 Swimming Pool- rules and regulations governing the use of Page 433-434 Sale - of property in Blk E, University Park for $8,100 Page 439 Storm Sewer - Ordinance binding City to construct & maintain On Central Blvd Page 452-453 Street Light - Hanover & Willard Streets Page 466 Stop Signs -Douglas Avenue and McFarlin Blvd Page 491 Street Light - Glenwick Lane & Armstrong Blvd Page 492 Stop Signs -At east and west ends of Haynie Ave Extension Page 500 Tulane - Maintenance Bond on paving from Purdue to alley North of Hanover Page 14 Traffic - Stop signs on Baltimore Dr at each side of Amherst, Also south side of Lovers Lane Page 16 Traffic - Stop signs at east side of Golf Drive on Granada and On Asbury Streets Page 17 Traffic - Stop sign on High School Ave at south side of Asbury Page 18 Traffic - Stop sign on Granada Street at west side of High School Ave Page 18 Twichel Road - Name changed to Westwick Road Page 20 Tennis Courts - Ordinance regulating use of Page 32 Telephone & Telegraph Companies - 4% Gross Revenue rental On use of streets, alleys, etc. Page 52-4 Thackery - ordered paved from alley south to alley north of Caruth, except intersection Page 60-61 Tulane Blvd - ordered paved from Bryn Mawr to Colgate Page 69 Taxes - Canceling delinquent personal taxes for 1933-4-5-6 &7 amounting to $457.25 Page 74-5 Taxes - 1940 General Rolls approved by Equalization Board Page 80 Taxes - 1940 General Rolls approved by Board of Commissioners Page 81 Taxes - Levying 1940 taxes, split-payments, etc. Page 81-3 Taxes - Canceling delinquent Personal Taxes for 1938 & 1939 In the amount of $204.35 Page 105-6 Thackery -Improving portions of paving Page 110-11-12 Thackery -Approving plans & spec for improving paving Page 113 Tulane Blvd - Improving portions of paving Page 110-11-12 Tulane Blvd - Approving plans & Spec. for improving paving Page 113 Thackery -stop sign ordered in at north & south sides of Haynie Ave. Page 121 Turtle Creek - Imp sidewalks along north side from Vassar Drive to Baltimore Dr. Page 134-135 Thackery -Ordering improvement of (May 8, 1941 Page 137-149 inc Taxes - 1941 General Rolls approved by Equalization Board Page 165-166 Taxes - Canceling delinquent taxes 1931-32-33-36-37-38-39-40 Page 173 Taxes - Canceling delinquent taxes 1934-36-37-38-39-40 Page 174-178 inc Thackery -Ordinance accepting improvements of Dist # 84 Page 217-218 Taxes - Levying 1941 taxes, split-payments etc. Page 219-220-221 Turtle Creek - Resolution releasing maintenance bonds to Uvalde Construction co, for improvement of S'Western Blvd to Quentin, etc. Page 244 Texas Week - Proclamation designating March 1, thru March 6, Mayor Williams Page 272 Texas Pipe Line Company - Authorizing execution of a right- Of -way grant Page 293-294 Taxes - 1942 General Rolls approved by Equalization Board Page 298 Taxes Levying ad Valorem Tax for year 1942 Page 301-302 Taxes - Approving the General Rolls of City Clerk as Ex-Officio Tax Assessor Page 322 Traffic - Resolution regulating same on Preston Road Hwy 289 Page 327 Tulane Ave - Ordering the improvement of a portion Page 336 Tulane Ave - Resolution approving plans and Specs for Imp Page 351 Taxes - 1944 General Rolls Approved by Equalization Board Page 354 Taxes - Approving the General Rolls of City Clerk as Ex Officio Tax Assessor Page 355 Taxes - Ordinance levying ad valorem taxes for year 1944, Split-payments etc., Page 355-357 Traffic - Resolution regulating same on S'Western Blvd Intersection of Thackery Page 358 Thackery -Determining necessity & ordering improvement Of a portion Page 380-381 Thackery -Resolution approving plans & Spec. for imp. of Page 382 Thackery -resolution approving plans & spec for imp. of Page 388 Thackery -Resolution approving bid of Uvalde Const Co. Page 389 Thackery -Amended ordinance determining necessity for & Ordering improvement of Page 389-390 Thackery -Resolution approving contract & bonds with Uvalde Construction Co. Page 390 Thackery -Levying assessment against property & owners Page 395-398 Thackery -Resolution closing the hearing on Dist # 97 Page 400 Thackery -Ordinance levying assessment for part of cost Page 400-404 Thackery -Ordinance accepting improvement of Page 437-438 Taxes - approving general rolls of tax assessor for 1945 Page 479 Taxes - Ordinance levying the ad valorem taxes for 1945 Page 480-481 Turtle Creek - Ordinance finally accepting improvement of Page 498 University Hts. #1 Add'n - Sale of East 30' of Lot 8, Blk A to Arthur E. W. Barrett Page 50 Uvalde Contruction - Maint. Bonds released on Hanover from Turtle Creek to Thackery; Bryn Mawr from Hillcrest To Turtle Creek Page 77 Uvalde Construction - Maintenance Bonds released on west City limits, S'Western from Turtle CreekAnd on Thackeray from Bryn Mawr to Southwestern Page 219 Univ. Park - Purchase by City from SMU Lots 5, 6 & part of 7 Blk E Page 225 Uvalde Construction Company - resolution releasing maint. Bonds on Glenwick Lane, Turtle Creek and Bryn Mawr Page 244-245 University Park Warrants - Series of 1945; Ord. authorizing Issuance of (6/4/45) Page 450-451 University- N.P. in front of 3905 6' E & W of Driveway Page 249 Varsity Village - Zoning Ord. amended to create a bus. Dist Page 65-6 Vassar Drive - Imp. sidewalks from Lvers Lane to Turtle Creek on E side Page 134-135 Vehicles - Ordinance providing for impounding, etc. Page 349-350 Westchester Drive - Maintenance Bond on paving from Alley S of Greenbrier to alley N of Caruth Page 13 Westchester Drive - Appropriating $2750.00 for City's share of Paving from Lovers Lane north to alley North of S'Western Page 19 W.P.A. - Resolution authorizing Mayor & City Clerk to sign W.P.A. Form 301 Page 31 Water Rates for summer of 1940 - .30 first 4000 gal. .20 ea 1000 gal thereafter Page 41 Water & Sewer billing procedure Page 47 Westminister - Maintenance Bond on S. 11' from Hillcrest West to alley Page 50 Williams, Elbert - Granted an easement Page 51 Western Union Telegraph Co. - 4% Gross Revenue rental on Use of streets, alleys, etc Page 52-4 Waterworks Improvement Bonds - Election ordered held 6-15-40 ($150,000.00) Page 54-7 Water Reservoir Survey - Denton Creek - Budget amended To pay ½ ($500) of survey. Hi Pk to pay other ½ Page 59 Wesson, Ed S. - Appointed member of Board of Adjustment Page 63 Warrants $5000 each for Street & Park Improvement Page 78 Water - Contract with the City of Dallas to purchase water 10 years (8-1-40) Page 114-15-16-17 Williams Parkway - Formerly Haynie between Univ. & McFarlin (changed 2-17-41) Page 130 Water Rates for summer of 1941 - covering bills rendered: 7/15, 8/1, 6/15, 9/1 Page 166 Westchester Drive - Creating a fire land from North line of Lovers Lane to alley north of Colgate; On east and west sides of Westchester Page 200 Water Works Bonds - Appropriating water works funds for Payment of principal & interest on for the fiscal Year beginning 10/1/41 Page 221-222 Warrants - two issued $5000 each for street improvement Page 247-248 Water & Sewage Contract - Renewed & extended with W. G. Cullum to 11-7-44 Page 281 Water Rates - for summer of 1942 - covering bills rendered 8/1; 8/15; 9/1; 9/15 Page 296 Water Works Funds resolution appropriating funds for Interest and Sinking Fund Page 303 Windmill - Ordinance prohibiting same passed March 1,1943 Page 308 Water Works Funds - Resolution appropriating funds for Interest and Sinking Fund (9/7/43) Page 322 Water Rates for summer of 1944 - covering bills rendered 8/1; 8/15; 9/1; 9/15; 10/1; 10/15; Page 347 Water Works Funds -Resolution appropriating funds for Sinking Fund (9/18/44) Page 358 Water & Sewage Contract - Renewed & Extended W. G. Cullum Co to 4/15/44 Page 359 Wynne, Toddie Lee - Purchase of land from resolution Authorizing same (9/18/44) Page 361-362 Warrants - Ordinance authorizing issuance of 4 in sum of $2500 each (9/18/44) Page 362-63-64 Water Rates - for summer of 1945 - covering bills render 7/1; 7/15; 8/1; 8/15; 9/1; 9/15; 10/1; 10/15 Page 435 Westwick Road - Ordinance determining necessity & Ordering improvement of (5/21/45) Page 435-436 Westwick Road - Resolution approving plans & specs. For improvement of (5/21/45) Page 437 Westwick Road - Ordinance determining necessity of Levying an assessment (6/11/45) Page 446-449 Westwick Road - Resolution approving bid of Uvalde Construction Co. Dist # 101 (6/11/45) Page 454 Westwick Road - Resolution approving contract & bond With Uvalde Cons. Co. Dist 101 Page 455 Westwick Road - Resolution closing hearing (7/2/45) Page 455-456 Westwick Road - Ordinance levying the assessment for Page 456-460 Water List - Resolution authorizing sale of water customers At $25.00 (7/25/45) Page 460 Warrants - Ordinance authorizing issuance of 4 in sum Of $2500.00 each (6/4/45) Page 475-476 Water Works Funds - Resolution appropriating funds from Net revenue for (9/17/45) Page 478 Westwick Road - Ordinance finally accepting improvement Of (12/17/45) Page 498-499 Westchester Drive - Ordinance determining the necessity for Improving (12/17/45) Page 503-504 Westchester Drive - Resolution approving plans & spec. Page 504 (12/17/45) Well - Prohibited (3/1/45) Page 308 Zoning Commission - Members appointed for period (12/17/39 -41) Page 31 Zoning Ordinance - As amended 1/2/40 Page 21-29 Zoning Ordinance -amended 3/4/40 to make Lot 1, Blk B St. Andrews Add'n Apartment Dist Page 39 Resolution employing Harland Bartholomew to make Zoning survey, testify, etc. Amend budget $6000 Page 43-44 Zoning Ordinance -Amended creating a business district At S/east corner of Preston & N/w Hwy Page 65-6 Zoning Ordinance -revised (9-18-40) Page 84-100 Zoning Commission - Appointing Dallas C. Biggers member To 12/17/41 (3-3-41) Page 131 Zoning Ordinance - Amending (5-19-14) Page 160 Zoning Ordinance - Amending zoning ordinance of 9-18-40 Page 256-257 Zoning Board-appointing Board, fixing term of office & Compensation (4-29-42) Page 285 Zuber, C.B. - Annexation of property on Emerson Street Page 306 i ORDIN~NCE PROVIDING FOR THE Ii~LPROVEI~IENT OF A ]PORTION OF ROSEDALE AVEKSff~ IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXA._S, LETTING CONTRACT THEREFOR AND DIRECTING THE ENGINEER TO PREP'ARE ESTIMATES, ~J~fING AP?ROPRIATION FOR THE INDEBTEDNESS THEREBY INCURRED AND DECLARING AN E~L~RGENCYo BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF THE, CITY OF UNIVERSITY ]PARK, TEXAS, THAT: There exists a necessity for improvement of the below mentioned portion of Rosedale Avenue and it is necessary that such improvements be made and constructed as herein provided. II. The hereinbelow described portion of Rosedale Avenue in said city be improved by raising, grading, filling and installing concrete curbe and gutters and paving with I inch Asphaltic Concrete Top on 5 inch reinforced concrete base; said im- provements to oe approximately 26 feet wide from back of curb to back of curb on that portion of the street between the west line of Clebmrne Street and the end of the present paving approximately 150 feet west of the west line of Cleburne Street and approximately 27 feet wide from back of curb to back of curb on the remaining portion of the street to be improved; together with incidentals and appurtenances as provided in the plans and specifications referred to in the contract hereinafter mentioned; said portion of Rosedale ~venue being as follows, to wit: ROSEDALE ZVENUE, from the east end of the present paving, which is approximately 150 feet west of the west line of Cleburne Street to its intersection with the west line of Colt Road. III. The work of making and constructing such improvements and contract therefor is hereby let to Texas Bitulithic Company, a corporation, which said contract is dated the 1st day of November, 19~9, and is on file with the city and signed by Texas Bitulithic Company; and the I~tayor and City Clerk are hereby directed to execute the said contract in the name of the City of University Park, Texas, and to impress the corporation Seal of the city thereon, the said contract embracing therein the prices for the work. It is ordered that any ordinance, rule or regulation requiring or providing for competitive bids other than such as have already been had shall be and the same is hereby waived and dispensed with and suspended for the purposes of the contract hereby let. IV. The cost of the improvements shall be paid as follows, to wit: (a) The abutting property and tae owners thereof shall be assessed and pay for not exceeding all of the cOst of constructing curbs and gutters, plus nine-tenths oI the remaining cost. (b) After deducting the amounts to be paid by and assessed against the abutting property and the ova~ers thereof, the remaining cost of said improvements shall be paid by the City of University Park, and the amounts to be paid by the City shall be payable on estimates as the work progresses as is provided in said contract and specifications° ' The amounts payable by the abutting property and the o~maers thereof shall be assessed against such property and against the real and true owners thereof, i~and shall be a first and prior lien upon the property upon which assessments are levied, and a personal liability of the owners of said property, and shall be payable as follows, to wit: When the improvements are completed and accepted by the City, the sums assessed against property abutting upon same shall be and become payable ten (10) days from the date of such completion and acceptance; and the amounts assessed against the particular parcels of property shall bear interest from the date of such comp_letion and acceptance of the improvements on said avenue at the rate of eight (8%) per cent per annum, but it is specifically provided that no assessment shall in any case be made against any property or the owner thereof, in excess of the special benefits to property in the enhanced value thereof by means of said improvements as ascertained at the hearing provided by the law in force in the City, nor shall any assessment be made in any case until after notice and hearing as provided by law. The assessments against the respective lots and parcels of property and the owners thereof shall be evidenced by certificates of special assessment, which shall be executed in the name of the City by the Mayor and City Clerk, which certificates shall be issued to the contractor, Texas Bitulithic Company, shall recite the terms and time of payment, the amount of the assessment, the description of the property, and the name of the owners, as far as known, and shall contain such other recitals as may be pertinent thereto, and shall further recite substantially that all pro- ceedings with reference to the making of such improvements have been regularly had in compliance with law, and that all prerequisites to the fixing of the assessment lien against the property described in said certificates and the personal liability of the owner thereof, have been regularly had, done and performed, and such recitals shall be prima facie evidence of the matters recited, and no further proof thereof shall be required in any court, and the said certificates shall provide substantially that if default shall be made in the payment of said assessment promptly, then in addition to principal and interest, reasonable attorneys' fees and costs of collec- tion shall accrue, if incurred; and the principal and interest and said reasonable attorneys' fees and costs of collection, if incurred, shall be a first and prior lien against the property, superior to all other liens and claims, except State, County, School District and City ad valorem taxes. No error or mistake in naming any ovmer or in describing any property or in any other matter or thing, shall invalidate any assessment or any certificate issued in evidence thereof,and the omission of improvements in front of any property exempt by law from the lien of special assessment for street improvements shall not invalidate any assessment levied. The certificates referred to need not contain recitals in exactly the words above provided for, but the substance thereof shall suffice, and they may contain other and additional recitals pertinent thereto. VI. In making assessments, if the name of the owner be unknown, it shall be sufficient to so state the fact, and if any property 'be owned by an estate or by any firm or corporation, it shall be sufficient to so state, and it shall, not be necessary to give the correct name of the owner, but the real and true owners of the property mentioned shall be liable and the assessments against the property shall be valid, whether or not such owners be named. VII. The Engineer for the City of University Park be and he is hereby ordered and directed to file with the Board of Commissioners estimates of the cost of such improvements in accordance with the terms and the pov~ers and provisions of an act passed at the First Called Session of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, known as Chapter 106 of the acts of said Legislature and now shovm as Article ll05b of Vernon's Annotated Texas Civil Statutes. VIII. To provide for the payment of the indebtedness incurred by the City of University Park by said contract, there is hereby appropriated out of available funds of the city an amount sufficient to pay said indebtedness so incurred. IX. The improvements provided for shall be made and constructed and assessments shall be levied, hearing shall be had and notice given, and all proceedings taken and had in accordance with and under the terms of the powers and provisions of the act passed at the First Called Session of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, known as Chapter 106 of the Acts of said Legislature, and now shown as Article ll05b of Vernon's Annotated Texas Civil Statutes, with amendments thereto. X® The fact that the improvements herein provided for are being delayed pending the taking effect of this ordinance, and that the condition of said portion of Rosedale Avenue herein ordered improved endangers public health and safety, con- stitutes and creates an urgent public necessity, requiring that the rules providing that ordinances shall be read at more than one meeting, or more than one time, be suspended, and requiri~ that this ordinance be passed as an emergency measure, and such rules are accordingly suspended and this ordinance is passed as an emergency measure and shall be in force and effect immediately from and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED This the First day of November A. D. 19~. Mayor RESOLUTION AJ~ROVING AND ADOPTING ESTI?,Q~TES OF THE COST OF IR~ROVEMENT AND OF A/~0UNTS TO BE ASSESSED FOR II~PROVE]v~NTS ON A PORTION OF ROSEDALE AVENUE IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, FIXING TIME AND PLACE FOR HEARING TO OWNERS OF ABUTTING PROPERTY, AND OTHERS INTERESTED, AND DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO GIVE NOTICE. V~KEREAS, the Governing Body of the City of University Park, Texas, has heretofore ordered that a portion of Rosedale Avenue be improved by raising, grading and filling same and installing concrete curbs and gutters and paving with i inch Asphaltic Concrete Top on 5 inch reinforced concrete base; said improvements to be approximately E6 feet wide from back of curb to back of curb on that portion of said avenue between the west line of Cleburne Street and the end of the present paving approximately 150 feet west of the west line of Cleburne Street and approximately E~ feet wide from back of curb to back of curb on the remaining portion of the street to be improved; together with incidentals and apprutenances, and contract therefor was made and entered into with Texas Bitulithic Company; and, WHEREAS, the Governing Body of the said City has caused the Engineer to prepare and file estimates of the cost of such improvements and estimates of the amounts per front foot proposed to be assessed against abutting property and the owners thereof, such estimates have been examined: THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COY~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PA_RK, TEXAS: That such estimates be, and they are hereby, adopted and approved. II. That it is hereby found and determined that the cost of improvements on such portion of said avenue, with the amount or amounts per front foot proposed to be assessed for such improvements against abutting property and the owners thereof, is as follows, to wit: On ROSEDALE AVENUE, from the east end of the present paving, waich is approx~ imstely l~O feet west of the west line of Cleburne Street, to its intersection with the West line of Colt Road; the estimated cost of the improvements if $6,050.B6; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against abutting property and the ova~ers thereof for curb and gutter is $ 0.~0; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb and gutter on said portion of said avenue from the west line of Cleburne Street to the west end of the present paving is SE.BO; total estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against abutting property and owners thereof on said portion of said avenue from the west line of Cleburne Street to the west end of the present paving is $£°90; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against abutting property and owners thereof fo~ improvements exclusive of curb and gutter on said portion of said avenue from the west line of Cleburne Street to its intersection with the west line of Coit Road is SE.ZO; total estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against abutting property and owners thereof on said portion of said avenue from the west line of Cleburne Street to its int~r~ section with the west line of Colt Road is ~Z.O0. III. That a hearing be given and held by and before the Governing Body of the City of University Park, Texas, to all owning or claiming any property abutting upon said portion of Rosedale Avenue, as well as all owning or claiming any interest in any such property. Such hearing shall be given and held on the twentieth day of November, A. Do 19Z9, at V:ZO o'clock, P. ~., in the Council Room in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, a~d the City Clerk is hereby directed to give notice of the time and place of such hearing, and of other matters and facts in accordance with the terms and provisions of the Act passed at the First Called Session of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, and known as Chapter 106 of the Acts of said session and now shovm as Article llO~b of Vernon's Annotated Texas Civil Statutes. Such notice shall be by advertisement inserted at least three times in a newspaper published in Dispatch-Journal, Dallas, Texas, a newspaper of general circulation in Dallas County, there being no newspaper printed within the corporate limits of the City of University Park~ the first publication to be made at least ten days before the date of said hearing. Said notice shall comply with and be in accordance with the terms and provisions of said Act. IV. This resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED This First day of November, A. Do 19Z9. AN 0RDINA~NCE ANNEXING 6.401 ACRES OF LAND TO THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, UPON PETITION OF PROPERTY OWNERS, R. S. SHELBURNE, t{o LESLIE HILL, JOSEPH H. SCHLEY, $. Bo SHELBURNE AND WILSON H. BROWN. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF C0~H¥[IS$IONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY P~RK, TEXAS; That this Board of Commissioners find, and it does affirmatively find, as a matter of fact, that all of the persons owning or claiming any right, title, claim, or demand in or to the hereinafter described property have by: a petition in writing addressed to the governing body of the City of University Park, requested the annex- ation of the property hereinafter described: THAT said City had a population of more than 4190 inhabitants and less than 4£50 inhabitants according to the last preceding Federal Census; THAT the property hereinafter described is contiguous and adjacent to the City of University Park, ad. joining the present limits and boundaries of said City, and is less than onemhalf (1/2) mile in width. Block t of Idlewild Annex Addition and portions of Lomo Alto Drive, Greenbrier Drive and Douglas Avenue (formerly ~rmstrong Boulevard). BEGINNING at the point of intersection of the east line of Douglas Avenue {formerly Armstrong) with the south line of Preston Homes Addition, said point being approximately nine-tenth of a foot south of the north line of a fifteen (15t) foot alley south of Greenbrier Drive. Said pint is also the northwest corner of Idlewild Addition THENCE north 89 degrees 46 minutes 28 seconds west 1178 feet more or less along north line of Idlewild ~ Addition to a point in the east right-of-way line of the St. Louis and Southwestern Railway; THENCE north 5 degrees 30 minutes east, 177.51 feet along the east right-of-way line of said railway company to the intersection with the center line of Greenbrier Drive; THENCE in an easterly direction 1059.0~ feet along the center line of Greenbrier Drive to the intersection with the west line of Douglas Avenue (formerly Armstrong Boulevard); THENCE in a northerly direction 706.9 feet along the west line of Douglas Avenue (formerly Armstrong Boulevard) to the intersection with the north line of Colgate ~venue, as platted in Idlewild Annex Addition; THENCE in an easterly direction 100 feet to a point in the east line of Douglas Avenue (formerly Armstrong Boulevard), said point being the northwest corner of Preston Homes Addition; THENCE in a southerly direction along the east line of Douglas Avenue (formerly Armstrong Boulevard) 88Z.6 feet to the southwest corner of Preston Homes Addition, said point being the point of beginning. Said tract of land being not wider than one-half mile and containing 6.401 acres. in, THAT, said land area and territory is uninhabited and no person resides there- TPL%T in the petition for the annexation of said property, the owners thereof have agreed that all lots shall connect to the City water main and sewer line lying in the alley immediately south of said property and shall be charged the regular front footage cost for such connection, as well as the regular rate for water and sewer service charged other property with in the limits of University Park and that no septic tanks shall be used on any part of said annexed property; THAT sidewalks will be built in accordance with the ordinances of the City of University Park along the entire east side of Lot One (1) and along the entire side of Lot Eighteen(18); THefT the petitioners agree to give and do give to the City of 'University Park or to whomsoever it may award a contract, a lien against all of Lot Eighteen in said Block One to secure the payments of the paving of Lomo Alto Drive (Roland Street) along the entire west side of Lot 18 and across the entire ix~tersection of Greenbrier Drive. Said paving s~ail be placed and constructed at the s~e time and in the same manner and with the same specifications as any paving that may be here~ after ordered by the City of University Park along Lomo Alto Drive (Roland Street) lying immediately suuth thereof. THAT the petitioners agree to give to the City of University Park a five-year maintenance bond for the maintenance of the paving on the south one-half of Green- brier Drive, said bond to be a personal bond signed by Ho Leslie Hill and R° So Shelburne or a surety bond in the sum of ~500.00 or a cash deposit with the City in the sum of $250.00; THefT said petition is proper as to form and all legal prerequisites have been met and complied with prior to the enactment of this Ordinance and that it is to the best interest and advantage of the City of University Park that said petition be granted. IT IS, THEREFORE, FURTHER ORDAIn[ED BY THE BO ~AP~D OF C0[¥~IISSIONERS; That that certain tract or parcel of land as here-in-before described be, and it is hereby annexed to and made a part of the City of University Park, Texas, and the said land, territory and area shall henceforth be subject to all of the taxes, dues, charges and penalties as other territory within the said City and the future inhabitants thereof, if any, shall have all of the duties and enjoy all of the rights and privileges of other residences of the City of University Park, Texas. PASSED A$~D APPROVED THIS THE First DAY OF NOVEMB~, 1909. ATTEST ~ ~C I T~Y CLERK A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF C0_~,[~[ISSIONERS OF UNIVERSITY t~[RK, APPROVING CASH DEPOSIT OF TWO HUNDRED FIFTY (.$250.00) DOLLARS IN TRUST IN LIEVJ OF MAINTENANCE BOND FOR PAVING TPUE SOUTH ONE-HALF OF GREENBRILR STREET IN IDLEWILD ANNEX ADDITION. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That H. Leslie Kill and R. S. Shelburne be and they are permitted and required to deposit the sum of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ($250.00) DOLLARS in trust, in lieu of a Surety Bond, the condition of the deposit being such that the City Clerk shall and does receive the said sum in cash, to be deposited and held as a trmst fund, from whicn there shall be drawr~ and expended any such sums as are reasonable necessary to maintain the south one-half of Greenbrier Street, in Idlewild ~nnex Addition, in a good and serviceable condition, free from such defects in material and workmanship as would impair its msefulness as a road- way, for a period of five years from this date, at the end of which period any sums, if any, then remaining in the sai~ trust fund and not required for main- raining or putting the said roadway in good and serviceable condition, shall be forthwith returned to said H. Leslie Kill and R. S. Shelburne, as their interest may appear or to their heirs or assigns. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS FIRST DAY OF NOVE~I. BER A. Do 19Z9. ATTmST: ~ ~ /CITY AI~ ORDER SETTING A TI~E A~ND PLACE FOR A PUBLIC HEARING AND PROVIDING FOR AN INQUIRY TO DETERMINE ¥'~HETHER OR NOT THE PUBLIC CONVENIENCE ~H~D NECESSITY REQUIRES THE GRANTING OF A FRANCHISE FOR 0PERdiTION OF A BUS LINE IN ADDITION TO THE ONE NOW OPERATING IN T HE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, AD REQUIRING OF THE PRESENT FRA~ICHISE HOLDER WARD-WAY, INCORPORt~TED, AZ~D EVERY PERSON~ FIR~ OR CORPORATION CLAII~IING ~NY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN TO OR UNDER THE FRA~ICHISE GRANTED DECE~V~ER 18, 19E8, TO SAID WARD-¥;AY, INCORPORATED, TO ~L~KE A FULL AND C01¢LPLETE SHOV~ING AS TO WHET~R OR _;~'0T ITS FACILITIES ARE ADEQUATE ~d~D %'~HET~R OR NOT T~ PRESENT FRANCHISE HOLDER IS CAPABLE OR PROVIDING ADEQUATE FACILITIES FOR FURNISHING NECESS~RY TRANSPORTATION SERVICE TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK; REQUIRIi'~G THE FRAZ~CHISE HOLDER TO ~{AKE A FULL ;'~ND CO~'~LETE SHOV~ING OF ITS FINANCIAL CONDITION AND OF ITS FINANCIAL PROGRESS, OF THE SCHEDULES NOV~' ICLAINTAINED A~D OF SUCH SCHEDULES AND ROUTES AS IT IS C~ABLE OF ~%&INTAINING. WHEREAS, numerous complaints with reference to the transportation service in this city have reached this Board of Commissioners and the rapid growth and development of the city has increased the demand for improved and reliable transportation facilities; BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COI,~,iISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF U~,~IVERSITY PARK That, all persons, firms and corporations having or claiming any right, title or interest in to or under that certain franchise granted by the Governing Body of t~is city to ~'~'ARD-V~AY, INCORPORATED, on or about the eighteenth day of December, 19E8, be and they and each of them are hereby ORDERED ~D REQUIRED to be in the Council Chamber of the City Hall at ZSO0 University Boulevard, at ?:ZO o'clock Post ~eridian Central Standard Time on ~onday the thirteenth da~( of ]fovember, 19,,Z9, then ana there to present and make a full complete and accurate showing of their or its true present financial condition, financial progress, present schedules and routes and of any proposed or tentative routes and schedules together with such assurances, if any, as it may offer of immediate and dependable improvements in service and further then and there to show cause, if any, it, they, or any of them have, who other and competitive franchises should not be granted for the purpose of undertaking to secure adequate trans- portation service for the citizens of this city° AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND REQUESTED THAT; a full public hearing be held at such time and place to determine whether or not the present franchise holder has failed to meet and satisfy the public convenience and necessity require the granting of other franchises and that every citizen and every person having any interest in the transportation service in this cit:¢ be present at such time and place to offer evidence with reference to the present transportation service and the transportation needs of the community. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT; such hearing be continued in session from day to day and time to time as may be found necessary, proper or convenient and that at the conclusion thereof tais Board of Commissioners shall take such action as to it seems best under the facts. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this notice be published in the official publicstion st least three days prior to the time of such hearing and such notice be suffieient notice to all persons. PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE UNANIMOUS VOTE OF A_LL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF C0~7~IISSIONERS THIS THE FIRST DAY OF NOVE~BER~ ~%. Do 19Z9o IV;AYO R ~TTEST: ,, /~ITY CLERK ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF C0~]V[ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK FINALLY ACCEPTING THE I~[PROVE~ENTS OF THE EAST ONE-HALF OF DOUGLAS AVENUE FRO~ THE SOUTH LINE OF LOVERS I~NE 140 FEET SOUTH, KNOV~N AS UNIT OR DISTRICT NO. 59 IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, AND ORDERING THE ISSUANCE TO UV~LDF~ CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, CONTRACTORS, OF THE CERTIFICATES OF SPECIAL ASSESSlfENT AGAINST THE PROPERTY OWNERS ON SAID PORTION OF SAID STREET AND DECLARI~G AN EMERGENCY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COI~IISSIONER$ OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That, whereas, on the ~th day of June, A. D. 19Z9, a written contract was entered into by and between the City of University Park and Uvalde Con- struction Company to improve the East one-half of Douglas Avenue from the South line of Lovers Lane 140 feet South, knoYa~ as Unit or District No. ~9 in the City of University Park; and, WHEREAS, on the 19th day of July, ~o Do 19Z9, a final assessment ordinance was passed, levying an assessment to cover their pro-rata share of the cost of said improvements against all property owners on said portion of said street; NOW, TtIEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY 1. That the improvements on the East one-half of Douglas Avenue from the South line of Lovers Lane 140 feet South, known as Unit or District No. ~9, have been fully and finally completed by the Uvalde Construction Company, in full com- pliance with the contract between the City of University Park and said Uvalde Construction Company, and that said improvements be and are hereby fully and finally accepted by the City of University Park. 2. That the final estimate due by the City of University Park to Uvalde Construction Company for the improvement of said portion of said street be and is hereby ordered,paid to Uvalde Construction Company. ~$. That the certificates of special assessment evidencing the liability of all property owners abutting on said portion of said street in the form re- quired by said contract and the final assessment ordinance heretofore passed by the City of University Park, be and are hereby ordered issued, executed by the ~ayor of the City of University Park, and delivered to Uvalde Construction Company. 4. That, whereas, the fact that said portions of said streets are in such urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the immediate preservation of the public health, safety and property which requires that the rule requiring three several readings be suspended, and that this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Passed and approved~ this sixth day of November, A. D. 19Z9. I~YOR ~O'I T~Y SECRETARY THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DALLAS I, Ralph E. Hamman, City Secretary of the City of University Park, Texas, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of an ordinance passed by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park on the sixth day of November, A. Do 19Z9. In witness whereof, I have set my hand and the seal of the City of University Park, this the seventh day of November, Ac Do 19~9. City~ecr '~ary AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING UNOCCUPIED LAND OVfNED BY W. W. CARUTH CONTAINING 5~3057 ~&CRES ADJOINING THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK o WHEREAS, W. Wo CARUTH, did on the 21st day of September, A. D. 1939, file with the City Clerk of the City of University Park, Texas, a petition requesting the annexation of the territory hereinafter described to the City of University Park;and, WHEREAS, according to the last preceding Federal census the City of Univer- sity Park had a population of 4200 inhabitants, which is more than 4190 and less than 4250 inhabitants; and, WHEREAS, after diligent inquiry this Board believes and affirmatively finds that the said petitioner is the sole owner of ell the property hereinafter described and that he is the only person having any interest in such lands 'and territory sought to be annexed, and further that there are no inhabitants residing on the' said land or within the territory sought to be annexed and such lands are entirely unoccupied; and, WHEREAS, the said petition has been on file more than five days and less than thirty days; and, WHEREAS, the Governing Body of the City of University Park has held a public hearing at its regular meeting place at a regular meeting of the Board of Commis. sioners of the City of University Park and has considered all the evidence adduced at such hearing and has considered the arguments for and against the granting of the said petition and is of the opinion that such petition should be granted: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT 0RDAI~ED BY THE BOARD OF C0~'~ISSI01~ERS 0F THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEX~S, THAT, that certain tract or parcel of land lying, situated and being in Dallas County, Texas, described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at the southwest corner of Lot 22, Block 9, Caruth Hills No. i Addition, said point being the intersection of the east line of Airline Road and the north line of Hanover Street; Thence in an easterly direction ?70 feet, along the north line of Hanover to the southeast corner of Lot 1£, Block 9, Caruth Hills No. i Addition, said point being the intersection of the west line of Durham Street and the north line of Hanover Street; Thence in a northerly direction 942.5 feet along the west line of Durham Street to the intersection with the north line of a l0 foot alley in Block i of Caruth Hills No. i Addition; Thence in an easterly direction 30 feet along the projected north line of alley north of Southwestern Boulevard; Thence in a southerly direction 5 feet along a line parallel to the west line of Durham Street; Thence in an easterly direction 20 feet, and parallel to the above mentioned projected north alley line, to a point in the east line of Durham Street; Thence in a southerly direction 1162 feet along the east line of Durham Street to a point in the northwest corner of Lot ~4, Block 1Z, Caruth Hills No. i ~ddition; Thence in a westerly direction 8E0 feet along the south line of the alley and its projection eastward in Block 14 of Caruth Hills No. 1 Addition, to a point in the east line of ~irline Road; Thence in a northerly direction 224.5 feet along the east line of Airline Road to the southwest corner of Lot 22, Block 9, Caruth Hills No. i ~ddition, said point being the point of BEGINNING, Said tract of land containing 5.3057 acres and being not wider than nor longer than one-half mile, BE A~D IT IS HEREBY Annexed to and made a part of the City of University Park, Tex~s, and the said land and any future inhabitants thereof shall be and they are entitled to all of the rights and privileges of other citizens of the City of Univ- ersity Park, Texas, and shall be bound by th~ acts and Ordinances of such City~ PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SIXTH DAY OF ~ G~i TYLC LERK A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COI¥~vIISSI0?ERS OF TH~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY P~K APPROVING A MAINTENANCE BOND OF O~NE~Ja CONSTRUCTION CO~,~3A~Yf ON ~AVING 0F ¥~ESTCHESTER DRI~ FR0~ THE CENTER LINE 0F ~Y SOUTH 0F GREENBRIER ~D EXTENDING NORTH T0 THE CENTER LIN~ OF ALLEY NOR~ 0F CARUTH BOULEV~D (FULL WIDTH), w ~; That maint~n~.~a~ce bond (payable BE IT RESOLVED BY THE B0~D OF COI~i~ISSION~Ro to the City of University Park in the sum of FI~E HUNDRED NINETEEN AND N0/100 ($519.00) DOLLARS,) executed by C. C. O'NEAL and JOHN Fo MERRICK, Individually and as co-Partners, doing business under the trade name of O'NE~J~ CONSTRUCTION C0~tP~2~Y, as PRINCIPAL, and UNITED STATES FIDELITY & GUAR~NTY CO~.J[P~NY, a Corporation, organized and duly authorized to do business under the laws of ~aryland, having its principal place of business at Baltimore, Maryland, duly authorized to transact business in the State of Texas, as SURETY, to assure the performance of the said Principal's agreement with Co Lo SO~J~LL, LOUIS Jo HEXTER~ J. T. PIR~IO, SA~¥I LOBELL0, HoAJL Wo PADGITT AND THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY P~RK, property ovn~ers, to so construct and erect a hot asphaltic concrete topping one (l") inch thick on a five (5") inch reinforced concrete base, and other work in connection therewith on V~ESTCHESTER DRIVE beginning at the center line of the alley south of Greenbrier Drive and ex- tending north to the center line of the alley north of Caruth Boulevard, all in Preston Homes Addition, and other vJork in connection therewith. Said O'Neal Con~ struction Company binds and obligates itself to so construct said asphaltic concrete pavement and to use such materials in the construction of same that it will be and remain in good repair and condition for and during a period of five years from the final completion and acceptance of the work by the City of University Park, and at the end of said period of five years, said pavement will be in good and serviceable condition free from such defects as would impair its usefulness as a roadway, be and it is approved and accepted. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SIXTH D~J OF NOVE~,~BER, 1939. YLAYOR ATTEST: ~ 7 //~ CITY CLERK o ? ? A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COI~;[ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY £i~RK i2~PROVING A ~.~[AI?[TE~A~CE BO~:~D OF TEIJ~S BITULITHIC COHi~ANY ON PAVI?~G OF TULANE STREET FRODI THE NORTH ~ROPERTY LINE OF ~URDUE STREET TO THE ALLEY NORTH OF HANO~UER STREET. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COI%~{ISSION~RSo That maintenance bond payable to the City of University Park in the sum of SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY AND NO/lO0 (~750o00) DOLLARS, executed by Texas Bitulithic Gompany, a Corporation duly incorporated under the laws of the State of V~'est Virginia, and having a permit to do business in Texas, as Principal, and I~tASSACHUSETTS BONDING & INSURANCE C01\:iPANY, a Cor- poration organized under the laws of the State of Massachusetts and having a permit to do business in Texas, as Surety, to assure the performance of the said Principal's agreement the adjacent property ovmers to so construct and erect a hot asphaltic concrete topping one (l") inch thick on a five (5~) inch reinforced concrete base, and other work in connection therewith on Tulane Street beginning at the north property line of Purdue Street to the alley North of Hanover Street, ir~ the City of University Park, said Texas Bitulithic Company binds and obligates itself to so construct said asphaltic concrete pavement and to use such materials in the construction of same that it will be and remain in good repair and con- dition for and during a period of five years from the final completion and acceptance of the work by the City of University Park, and at the end of said period of five years, said pavement will be in good and serviceable condition free from such defects as would impair its usefulness as a roadway~ BE AND IT IS APPROVED AND ACCEPTED. PASSED AND At~t~ROVED THIS THE SIXTH DAY OF ~'~i~0VE~BER, 19~9 o ATTEST: ~ ~ /CITY ' ~LERK A RESOLUTION OF Tm BOARD OF C0YJ~tSSIODiERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY ±OARK APPROVING A MAINTEN~kNCE BOND OF TEXGAS BITULITKIC COMPANY ON PAVING IN FRONT OF LOT 10, BLOCK 12, HIGHLAND P~RK HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION AT THE CORNER OF GLEI~JICK L~kNE AND ARMSTRONG PARI~AY. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF C0~D~ISSIONERS: That maintenance bond payable to the City of University Park in the sum of FORTY DOLLARS ~ID N0/100 ($40°00) executed by Texas Bitulithic Company, a Corporation duly incorporated under the laws of the State of ~'est Virginia, and having a permit to do business in Texas, as Principal, and ~SSACKUSETTS BONDING & I~.,~SURANCE C0Y~PANY, a Corporation organized under the laws of the State of ~{assachusetts and having a permit to do business in Texas, as Surety, to assure the performance of said Principal's agreement the adjacent property owners to so construct and erect a hot asphaltic concrete topping one (1~) inch thick on a five (5") inch reinforced concrete base, and other work in connection therewith in front of Lot 10, Block 12~ Highland Park High School addition at the corner of Glenwich Lane and Armstrong Parkway, in the City of University Park, said Texas Bitulithic Company binds and obligates itself to so construct said asphaltic concrete pavement and to use such materials in the construction of same that it will be and remain in good repair and con- dition for and during a period of five years from the final completion and accept- ante of the work by the City of University Park, and at the end of said period of five years, said pavement will be in good and serviceable condition free from such defects as would impair its usefulness as a roadway, BE AND IT IS APPROVED AND ACCEPTED° PASSED AND APPROVED THIS Tt~E SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1939. lf~.Y 0 R RESOLUTION OF TH~ BOARD OF CODL~IISSIONARS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK AUTHORIZING PLACING, iv~kINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF STREET LIGHTS AT THE CORNER OF PRESTON ROAD AND HYER STREET. BE IT RESOLVED BY T~ BOARD OF C01,~,~,J~ISSION~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT, under and pursuant to a contract with the Dallss Power & Light Company for street lighting services, as authorized by a Resolution now of record in Volume 2, Page 4~4, of the Ordinances of this City, there be installed forthwith and thereafter maintained and operated street lights at the following intersection: PRESTON ROAD & HYER STREET PASSED AND APPROVED T~IS THE SIXTH DAY OF NOVE~BER~ 1959. ATT ~ST o~ ~ .... NAYOR (FOR 0RDI~NCi~S P~{D ~o0LU~I ONE ADOPTED B~TWEEN MOVS~v!B!]R 6, 19~9 AND DECE}JBER ~, 19~9, .... ~ P ©ES ~9~ ~R0 ~00 IN VOL~,~E ~Z) r~wsn]'n'~'Tn:"~ OF THS BOARD OF C0}:~/i!SSIONER.!i~ 0F THE CITY OF~,~Mn~'r~S~'~v¥ ~,~ ~. ii%RE A.,~iz,~DING '~tH~ BUDGET FOR THi~ CURRi~T FISCAL YEAR. ~VHERZAS an exigency which might not have been reasonably anticipated has arisen re0uiring 'that an amer~dment of the Nudget for the current fiscal year be made: B!] IT RiSOLViD BY THE BOARD OF COM,I,..!0NZRS OF CITY OF UNIVi~RSITY .~-~.RK: THAT the Budget for the current fiscal year be and it is hereby amended as follows: elo o0.00 ) There is hereby appropriated One Thousand Three Hundred Fifty Dollars (~ .... from the Water Department funds for the purc~ase of motor vehicles; and, There is hereby appropriated from the General Funds, Twelve Hundred Dollars ({}1200.00) for the purchase of necessary motor vehicles. PASS£D AND ~k~,PROVSD THIS TH£ ____ ? AN 0RD!NA}U~ OF THi BOARD OF COIt'~iISSIONfJRS OF ETiE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK_, TEFS. S, REGUL.,~ING- TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY, REQUI~NG 0PE~kTORS TO BRING ALL MOTOR V}2tlCLES MOVIN{- NORTH 0R SOUTH ON BALTI~!0RE DRIVE TO A ~ULL Pd,~ C0}~'PLETE STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING T0 ~TL~ OR CROSS T~._E INTi~- S~CTION OF BALT!N!0RE DR1TE :e~ LOVERS L~}~, A}~ THE INTERSh~TION OF K~_LTIMORE DRIVE A2~I~T STREET, AND PROVIDING A PE}IaLTY FOR THE VIOM~TION THEREOF. BE IT 0RDAIN!g3 B",' ~SiE BOARD 0F C01$/[!SSIONERS 0F ~[I~ CITY OF b!!IVERSITY PARK, T~skS: Tk%T stop signs be placed on both the north and south sides of Maherst Street at the intersection of Balti- more Drive and on Baltimore Drive at the south si~e of Lovers Lane, within the City of University Park, and that all persons while operating an automobile, motorcycle, truck or other vehicle, be and riley are prohibited from proceeding into or across e~ther ~m~erst Street or Lovers Lane without first then Snd there brought and caused such mot'or vehicle or other vehicle to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the ~id stop sign and thus re~in stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across ~erst Street and/or Lovers Lane without coming into contsct or collision with any other vKhicle, if any, or ~..ith any person or other object, then proceeding east or west on ~m~erst Street and/or Lovers Lane. Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a subject to a fine in any sufa not to exceed One Hundred (~100o00) Dollars. misdemeanor 8nd shall be iT This ordinance shall be effective ir~nediately after its pa~::age and publication~ as re- quired by law, and if any part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall never-the-less be effective. PASSED .I~D APPROVED ~...Io ?_~E 4th ATT~ ~ ~ / DAY 0~~ DEC~tMB]R, 1939. i~:_~.Y t.,R PRO AN 0RDI?[A)TCE OF "HIE B(i~RD OF 00[<[t~ISSION~S O? TH',: CITY O? UNIVERSITY PA~ REGL.U_J~TI~[G TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY REQUIRIIfG OP~Yt~,.TORS TO BRII'?O fglL MOTOR VEHICLES ~..?OVtN0 WEST EITHER ASBURY STREET OR GR':ADA STREET TO A FLrI,L STOP BEFORE PROCeeDING TO ~[TER GOLF DRIVE, A~ PROVIDING A P]~xIALTY FOR T'.~FE VIOLATION TH[~REOF. BE IT 0RD~ZINED BY THI~ BOARD OF C0i¥~']ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIV~SITY PARK, T.EX_~S: T~W~T a stop sign be placed on Asbury Street and one on Granada Street at the east side of Golf Drive, within the City of University Park, and that all persons while operating an autoraobile, motor- cycle, truck or other vehicle, be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed on either Asbury Street or Granada Street into or across Golf Drive without having first then and 'there brought and caused such motor vehicle ~ other vehicle to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop sign and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could, be safely driven onto or across Golf Drive without coming' into contact or collision ~',.ith any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object, then proceeding north or south on Golf Drive. Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall~ upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in'shy sum not 'to exceed One Hundred Dollars (.~100.00). ~h~o ordinance shall be effective in~:ediately after its passage and oublication as required by law, an~ if any part thereof be held to be invalid the remaining portion thereof shall meyer- the-less be effective. ~,.co~. =~_;~.~ A~'~ APPROVED THIS TBi!!; 4th" DAY 0F DECi~,'~iR, 1939. BE IT R~0LVED BY .~,w~=,~ CT~f ...... COUZ[CIL 0F T[~,] CITY OF U:IVERSITY 2. That this Council does nov; offer and give its active support and influence in every way possible tov~ard the early completion of all matters necessary to the end that actual construction of this important ora~fic-way n~y be started. 3. That this Council ask, request and reconm~,end that all citizens of University Park give their endorsements and active support to this project :,~flerever possible. . C ' a. It isthe hope of this ounc~l that the negotiations soon to be started by the City Council of the City of Dallas for Rigjat-of',:ay for this important trafi'ic-way ~my be successful in every way and that said negotiations may speedily be brought to a satisfactory conclusion for all parties concerned. PASSED A~,~ APPROVED THIS TFIE 4th 1. That this Council does hereby give its whole-hearted and unqu:;lified endorsement eL the Central Boulevard project u~on the route as designated by the City Council of the Oity of Dallas an¢] the Highway Comm:ission of the State of Texas. ~MM 0RDINPd,~CE 0F ~ BOARD OF COh,E..,'!ISSI0~E!IS OF THE CITY OF Di,TIVERSITY PARK REGUIA'I~NO Tf~iFFIC IN SAID CITY, REQUIRING OPERATORS TO BRING ALL MOTOR VEHICLES MOVING NORTHWARD OH HION SCHOOL AVENUE TO A FJi.L STOP BEFORE PRCCEEDING ~ E~R OR CROSS TH~ IN%]RSEC{F!0N OF ASBURY STREET, AND PROVIDING A PiS!,TALTY ~OR TEE VIOLATION TI~REOF. BE IT 0RDAINED BY T}~£ BOARD OF C0iv~¥1ISSIOI'~SRS OF THi£ Ct~iY OF bNIVERSITY !h%RK, TEXAS: T~%T a stop sign be placed on High School Avenue at the south side of Asbury Street, within the City of University Park, Texas~ and that all persons while operatin{~ an automobile, motor- cycle, truck or other vehicle~ be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such Yehicle to proceed on High School Avenue into or across the intersection of Asbury Street, without first having then and there brought and caused such motor vehicle or other ~ehicle to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop sign and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across Asbury Street without coming into contact or collision wi th any other vehicle, if any, then proceeding east or west on Asbury Street, or with any object or person° Anyone violating any part of this ordinance, shall upon conviction be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor anrq_, shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed ~,n~ n ° Hundred Dollars ( ?100.00 ). This ordinance shall be effective irmmedia~ly after its tmssage and publication, as reouired by law, and if any part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall nevertheless; be effective° PASSED AND APPROVhiD THIS i'HE 14th ATTEST: DAY OF D{!iC!~,2\fBER, 1939. ivL&YOR ~AN 0RDINA~CE 0F THE BOARD 0F C~vS',/!ISSIONERS OF %t~E CITY OF UNIVERSI~f PARK, TEXAS, ~{~G~kTING Ot.~'~lORo T0 BRING ~L MOTOR VEP~CLES MOVING EAST'~RD ON T~%~FIC !N SAID CITY~ RE%UIRING ,, ~rn ~,'. GI~k~'~ADA STREET TO A !~LL STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ~':NfER OR CROSS 2~{E I},TTERSECTION 0F GR~NADA STREET AND HIGH SCHOOL AVSN~E, AND PROVIDING A PE~AL~ ~UR ~P; VIOLh. TION THE~EOF. BE IT 0RD&IIN!} BY THE BOARD OF COMN{ISSIONrERS 0F THi.!] CITY 0F PSTIVERSITY P~kr~(, TE(AS: ~kT a stop sign be placed on Granada Street at the west side of High School Avenue, within the City of University Park, Texas, and that all persons while operating an automobile, motor- cycle, truck or other vehicle, and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed eastward on Granada Street and High School ~venue, without having first then and there brought and caused such ~:otor vehicle or other vehicle to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop sign and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or' across High School Avenue without cmning into contact or collision with any other vehicle, if any, then proceeding northward or southward on High School Avenue, or with any person or object. Anyone violating any part of this ordinance ~hall upon conviction be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sm~. not to exceed One Hundred Dollars (~100.00). This ordinance shall be effective after its passage and publication, as required by 'law, and if' any part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall nevertheless be effective. PASSED ~l) APPROVED ~2IS TH£ 14th DAY OF DEC iiii~,'[BER, i 939. ..;~ / !,/?~YOR i9 P~ESOLUTION INCREt~$ING COMPENSATION OF CI~,r~ ~VPLOYEES BY PURCMJ~SING I~..,~U~'~NC~~'~ ' ~ ~ ~ POLICIES, AND AM.EhrDING THE BUDGET FOR T!~IE CUR?~NT FISCAL ¥~kR ACCORDINGLY. WHEREAS, an exigency which might not reasonably have been anticipated has arisen mak- in~ it seem wise and to the best interest~ an5 advantage of this City that the following Resolution be adopted: BE IT RESOLVED BY THi~ BOARD OF C0!\{vKSSION:_RS 0F THE CITY OF L~IIVERSITY PA~; THAT, the compensation of each and every person on the City's payroll in any kind of service be and it is hereby increased as herein provided and that the City Clerk be and he is hereby authorized, empowered and instructed to ptu~chase a life insurance policy in the principal sma of 0~E i~!0USAhID DOLLARS (!~1000.00) on the life of each of the City employees from Equitable Life Assurance Society of the Onited States, and that the City pay the cost thereof. BF, IT FURTH:JR P, ESOLVED, that there be and there is paid out of the General Fund ~he premium applicable to each employee whose salary is paid out of the General ~'und, the prorata cost of insurance for each particular employee; and from the ~,~ater Pund the premim-a applicable to each employee whose salary is paid in part or in whole from ~he iVater Fund the prorata cost of insurance for each particular~ employee, said adjustments being for the purpose of paying the cost of such insuranc~r the current fiscal year. PASSED g}~ i~PROVED ~HIS 'i'~': 14th }.!~Y 0F DECEMBER, 1939. RESOLUTION AP:~ROPRIATING TWO THOUSz~D SEV=~,,: HU~,D[~D iil t, TY DOLL~no OUT 0: TH: STREET ALI~Y B0!"~ ~UI'~ T0 PitY THE CITY'SSI~=},~..'~ om 0i,' %~ PAVING 0F ~'}ESTC!i.SSTER DRIVE._. BE IT R~0A.VED BY THE BOA!%D 0F C0?~%,iISSIONE~ OF %~if CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAI~[: THAT, the sum of ;i~750.00 be and it is hereby appropriated fram the Street and nlley Building Fund to pay the City's share of the cost of the paving of Westchester Drive frora the alley North of Southwestern Boulevard: south to the north line of Lovers Lane and that the City Clerk and the Mayor be' and they are authorized to make disbursements accordingly. PASSED :~D APPROVED [~[IS Ti/~ 14th / CIT7 Ci::~::(. DAY OF DECEMBER, 1959. i,/MYOR =~.~r~N~ i~IPROVENii:NTS 0N ~ =0~,TION 0F R0oSDAL,~ AV~E ~ ,~ DIRi~S~NG THE ISSUANCE ~i~R~[~S, the City of University Park, Texas, heretofore entered into a contract with Texas Bitulithic Company for the m~.:ing and construction of certain street improvements on the followir~ portion of Rosedale Avenue in said City, to wit~ ROS~,DALE AVz2~5~, from the east end of the present paving, wkich is approximately 150 feet west of the west line of Cleburne Street, to its intersection v~ith the west line of Coit Road; and, ~.S, such improvements have been completed Npon said portion of said avenue and have been inspected and found to be complete in accordence with the contract therefor. TPDEREFORE, BE IT R,:~0I.Vz.~:~ BY ~]~ BOARD 0P C0}vg,{ISSI0~,z,t~: OF THE CITY OF U>;-iI~RS!TY PA~K: I. The improvements on said portion of said avenue be~ and they are hereby, accepted and the contract v~ith reference to the construction of such improvements found and declered to be completed and ~erformed. II. The Mayor be, and he is hereby, directed to issue and execute in the name of the City, certificates in evidence of the special assessments levied against abutting property and the owners thereof for such improvements, and the City Clerk is directed to execute same and impress thereon the Corporate Seal, all in accordance with the proceedin.gs relating to such improvements and assessments; such certificates shall be delivered to said Company. III. This resolution shall take effect ~nd be in force from and after its passage° PASSED ~'~D APPi~OVED THIS THE 14th D~',Y OF D~CE~. B~R, 1939 ~,?~YOR C~.~CLUoICL A PUL_C .H'!]kRI!'IO'[ T~T THE PUBLIC IfECESSITY- RESOLUTION DETE~!NIh~G, AT THE '~ ..... 0F ~ l C0?I~IE~fCE REQUIRE TI~ C~iA~I~fO 0F RIGHTS AND I~NCi{I~-~E 0~ff~'ZR Ti~N TPL~T FR/~NC[~SE G~ED 0N TH~: EIGHtEenTH DAY 0F DECE~-~ER, 1928, T0 WA~-WAY~ INC. ',~ER~hiS, on the ~ighteenth day of December~ ~.D., 1928~ the Governing b~y of this City granted a purported franchise to the ~ard-~,¥ay, Inc., its successors and assigns, and it is therein provided that a public hearing shall be held determining the necessity of granting other franchises for the competitive operation of o.~mibuses and other motor vehicles ~thin the City of University Park, ~d such public hearing has been held: BE IT ~if, SOLV ~D ~ THE BOARD 0F COL'~[ISSIONEI~ 0F THE CITY 0F L~IVERSITY ~AI~(: at the conclusion of a public hearing~ duly held, this Board of Oof~issioners finds and it does affirr~atively find that over a lo~g period of time preceding the holding of such hear- ing, the present oper~tors of the bus line in operation in this City have rendered most unsatisfactory~ ~reliable and undependable service and that the residents of this City now recuire service which the present operator is not capable of rendering. BE IT F~TH~ RESOLV..~;D BY T~H~ BOAI~ 0F C0~9,~2SSION~S 0Y ~!~ CI~ 0F ~qIVE~I~ PA~(,' TE~%~S: ~-~%T, without recognizing the validity of the afo~said purported franchise and without recognizing the right of the present operator under such franchise and without recognizing the necessity of holding any public hearing, this Board of Cormaission~rs does now determine that the public convenience and necessity require services the present operator is unable to render and that other and additional franchises and grants should be made to such operators as this Board of Co~missioners may find abl~ and willing to render the recuired service and that this Board of Co~aissioners, w~thout any further public hearing and without a~ ~rther notice to the present operators, will consider and grant such other and additional franchises and grants as in its opinion may meet the present and future reeuirements. BE IT RUR~ER Ri~SOLV~?]D that a copy of this Resolution, duly certified by the City Clerk, be d~livered to the present operators. P~SED A?'~ .&PPROVED THIS THE 2nd DAY 0F JANU~RY~ 1940.. ~YOR [Tf C LE~(. AU 0RDIi'tU~'CE CH, MfGINOI~(f} T[i~ iUd',(;S 07 T'.~ICH~ ROAD T(" ,TESTV/ICH ROAD FR0i~{ %I-[~ INTERSECTI0}i 0F NE IT 0RDAI}~iO ~ THE PDA_RD 0F C0i~/~!~'~ISSI0I~?liRS 0F ~E CI?f 0F UNI~[~RS!TY RRK: That that certain street or highway within the City of ~miversity Park, Texas, designated as T~,'ICHi~L R0~kD from the intersection of Shannon Lane southward to St. Andrev~s Drive, shall be and it is hereby changed to be and ~med WESTWICK R02D. PASSED L?~D AP~ROV.5I) T~{S THE 2nd DAY 0F ,~:~Uil~[kRY, 1940. 21 :l~'? ORDINANCE ,JSTABLISRING Z01:flNO RZGIZLATIONS iNN DISTRICTS IN ACCON~fg~{CE 17ITH COR, iPNEiCi,INSIY}~ ZOI'~NG PLA. N H!JRN~Y ADOPTi~ DIVIDING !ilX CiTY OF UNIVERSITY PAPJC, T)~6~tS, INT0 DIST~CTS~ FOR T}~ PURPOS.E OF RE-DiST[{CTING AND PSGh'~TING NEIGN~ Nbi{BBR OP STG~INS !~{D SIZE OF i~UILDIN~063 Ai~ OT!IER STR~CTDP~ES~ Ti~i PER- CEI'~AG2 OF LOT TI~iT N!RY BE ~CUPI}b~5 THE SIZE OF YAq[}S, COURTS AND OTHSR SPACES, Ti!iS Diq~StTY OF POi>biATTON, TP~ LOCATION AX} USE OF ~UILDINGS, STRUCTU[~S AND L~3iD FOR Ti%~kDE~ INDUSTPf, ~SIDLifCES XI{D' OTI~SR PUP~OS}~ ~:~{D RE-DNIDtNG CITY- 0F '0NIVERSI~ P~kRi'i iNTO DISTRICTS AI,TD i{~;OU~'~TINO fqqD i)ISTP~CklNG ERECTION~ ~z'~o~ne~zz~s, ~-COI'STRUOTION, ALTE~'-LTI ...... REi}~kiR .... ~ USE 0w AYD ADOPTING ~!'~S BONINO MAP DISCLOSING T~ SEVER~.~ DISTPqCTS AND [SE AR!g~S AKD 2NE RESTRICTIONS~ LIMITATIONS AND PRC~ftSIONS APPLICAM.qi TO SUOil DISTP~CTS A}'i) AREAS AND PRO~DING FOR A BOARD OF XD~STiCS!~ A)U} DEFIliNG 'rS2 POSERS 0F Sfq~iZ Pi~NfkLTY FON THE VIOLATION 0F m ~? ,'E[ERiq~, the City of University Park is a residential suburb near the City of Dallas, Texas, and the greater part of property within its limits has been or Js restricted for private residence put-poses by t~.e owners thereof; and, .~:-~<o, the street, fire protection, police, sewer and water systems of the City have been designed and constructed to take care of such limited use of the land therein~ and woul~ proYe in- adeouate for other uses~ and, 2!!EREAS, there is now no property vd'thin the cor~}or8te~ limits of the C'*zuy available for in- dustrial or ~mnufacturing uses, and the land available for trade or business uses is limited as is the demand for such use] and, ,~'~{ERi%%S, it is the desire of the residents of University Park and the Board of Cormnissioners oh~reoi to so preserve the present residential character of the City and the improvements therein,, as to prevent congestion and to promote and provide for the health, safety, convenience, comfort and general welfare of the citizens thereof; and~ ~,¥1N5RiL%S, heretofore, to-wit, on the fifth day of Hatch, 1929, in accordance with the laws of -the State of Texas, the Board of Co~'~-issioners of the City of University Park did aopoint a Zoning Com~ission for the City and said Co~m:ission, after due an'~ proper notice and the holding of public hearings from time to time thereon., recos~ended the boundaries of districts and appropriate zoning regulations to be enforced therein; and, after due and proper notice thereof, public hearings were held by such Zoning Conm~ission, as well as by the eoverning Body of this City, prior to the enact- ment of this City's original Zoning Ordinance on the Seventeenth day of December, 1929, and prior 'to each m,mendment thereto, including this ordinance, and at such hearings all owners of property in the City of University ie. rk were given ample and sufficient opportunity, after public notice by advertisement in the official publication for the City of University Park, to file protests and criticism and to be heard fully; and, i%qERK/kS, after due and proper notice, the Zoning Cormnission of this City has held public hearings, and at the conclusion of such hearings has recomsnended the following ordinance, which provides for districts and regulations in accordance with a comprehensive plan and this Eoard of Co~missioners, after due and proper notice, has conducted a full, public hearing on such recommend- ations and believes the public health, safety, convenience, comford and general welfare will be promoted by the following 0rc]in_e~nce: BE IT )RDATn :;~ ..... BY '[tiY~ BOARD OF COt,: ,~IS~IO,:~R,.>zt'F,~ ce- ~xs,, ,~. OTi,,.. mu:~z.i ~ CITY OF 'U.h±.,~N~°Tmv:=noz ~: Ps~P~(, TD[AS o' That that certain ordinance entitled: 'frET 0RDIH/~NCE OF !HZ CITY OF UNIVERSITY ]?2~q.'>f., TAi[fmS, ESTABLISHING A ZONE PL%X, DIVIDING TH~ CI~ OF NiIYi~:RsrFf PAR?[. INT0 DISTRICTS FOR THE PUNPOSE OF RZG-Ui&~hTG THz LOCA~0N OF TP~:kDE PO!D OF [%UI'LDINOS AI,~ STRUCTi~ES, DESIGfS FOR DZi~ILI~{GS, APAR~,/N}!T HO~.SES A}~ Oi~ER SPEC!~i~2) PurPosEs: P[hiGULATING ~N~i HEIGHT AND BU'~[ OF ~UILDtNG6 1%1~ STRUCTU~iiS AND TNq; i~IG}D~.!EI~P THEREOF ON STRi:iET FRONTAGES: REGUISk'!tNG TEE ARXAS ~'}D DIMi~?SIONS OF IARDS, CO'L~TS, ~'G}?D O~EN oP~C::,o ~. , 0RROU~ ~. AND STRI'CTb~i~S: CREATING X POARD OF AD,RiSTM}~NT TO HiL:~R AN~ig..,S OW ADIOINISTPJ~TION OF TIll ORDINANCES, A}~ PRESCRIBING A Pq~}NLTY FOR THE VIOLATION 01P THE ORDI}LUfCE", as passed and approved on the Seventeenth day of December, 1929, and amended September 26, 1938, and Se,~tember 7, 1939, be an~ it is hereby mm_ended to read and be as follows: o~CTi 0N I PIP~POSE: The z'oning~ regulations and districts as herein provided and established have been and are made in accordance with a comprehensive plan for the purpose of promoting' health, safety, mol'als, conw~nience and ti~e general welfare of the cor~munity, and are designed to lessen congestion of the streets, -to sec~m~e safety from fire, panic an(] other dangers, to proraote health and the general welfare, to provide adequate ii~;ht and air~ tc prevent the overcrowding or land, to avoid undue concentration of population, to facili~at~:~ the adequate provision of transportation, water, sewer- age, schools, parks and other ~oublic r~o~zze;men~s~ . Such regulations are made with reasonable con- ntian, lsiderati°n'usesam°ngancl°therwith, thiz}gS'a view to to the character of the district and its peculiar suitability for ~ar__~.~ar conserving the value of buildings and encoura£~ing the most ap- propriate use of land throughout -this municipality. SECTION ti DiE FI NI TI ONS: Certain words in this ordinance are defined for the -purpose hereof as follows: (1) Words used in the present tense include the future; words in the singular nt~aber include the plural n~nb~r; the words in the plural n~aber include the singular; the word "building" in- cl~fles the word "structure"; the word ~lot" includes the ~.~ord '~plot"; the word "shall" is man- datory and not directioneryo (2) ~aCC~:~o_~CRY: A subordinate use of building custof~mrity incident to and located on 'the lot oc- cupied by the main use or building. (3) A%i.E?: A public thoroughfare not over twenty (20') feet wide. (4) ~L=~R - ALTEI~:zTION: Alter or alteration me:~ns any change, addition or modification in construe- ti on, occupancy or use. (5) AP[kRIY_'i}NT: A room or suite of rooms in a~.~ apartment house arranged, designed or occupied as the residence of a single family, individual, or group of individuals. (6) APART!'/{Z~Y~ HOUSE: A building or portion thereof, arranf,~ed designed, or occu~vied, or rented to be used or occu~)ied by three or more families living index~endently of each other. (7) 20ARDING HOUSE: A building other than a hotel, where lodging and meals, for four or more persons are served for compensation. BUILDING: fk buildi~_ is any structure built for support, shelter and enclosure of persons, animals, chattels or movable property of any kind; and when separated by an Absolute i'ire Sep- aration each eortion of such building so seoarated shall be deemed a separate building. (9) BUILDING LINE: A line formed by 'the intersection of the outer face of the enclosing walls of a building and the s~rface of the ground. The columns or supports of the roof of a covered, porch are the same as an enclosing wall. (10 COR[?ER LOT: A lot situated at the junction of two or more streets. (11 D~iPTH 0F RE~kR YARD: The mean horizon_tel distance betwee~ the rear line of a building other than an accessory building and to the rear lot line. The mean horizontal distance between the front and rear lot lines. (13 DISTr,[CT: A section of ~' e~n~ City of University Park for ~';hich the regulations governin~:~ _ the area, height~ or use of buildings are ~zuiform. (14) F~./[ILY: ~k family is any nk~nber of individuals livin~l together as a single housekeeping unit. (15) FLOOR~Rs~a': The area within the exterior or' fire walls of a buildin{~r, exclusive of vent shafts and courts. (16) FROHT YARD: An open, unoccupied space on 'the same lot with a building between the building and street line of the lot. 17) GROSS [%00R~-~,~'-~''. The gross floor area of an apartment, house shall be measured by takins~, outside dimensions of the a-oartment buildin66 at each floor level excluding, however, the floor are of basements or attics not used for residence purpose. 18) E!tlGHT: The height of a building or portion of a building shall be measured from the average established grade at the street lot line or from 'the average natural ground level, if higher or if no street grade has been established, to the highest point of the roof's surface if a flat surface; to the deck line of mansard roofs; or to the mean height level betv.~een eaves and rid~se for hie and bagie roofs. In measuring the height of a building, the following structures shall be excluded, chi~meys, cooling to'.,~ers, elevator bulkheads, eent houses, tanks, water towers, radio to..~ers, ornamental cupolas, domes or spires, and paraDet walls not e:,:ceeding four feet in ~ ei e~t. 17) HOT~: A building occupied as -the more or less temporary abiding place of individuals who are lod{;ed with or without meals, in which, as a rule, the rooms are occupied sin{2lyfor hire, in which orovisions are not made for cooking in any individual apartment~ and in which there are more than twelve (12) sleeping rooms. (20) LODG!HG HOUSE: A building other than ~ hotel, where lodging for four or more persons is provided for comp erisa t ion. (21) LOT: Land occupied or to be occuoied by a buildirk~l and its accessory buiidin{.'~ and including such open spaces as are required under this ordinance, and having its principal frontage upon a oublic street or officially approved place. (22) LOT LINES: The lines boundims a lot as defined herein. (23) NON-C0},IF0;%!{I?{O U~:~:S':' ~.~_ building or -o~'emises occupied by anse that does not conform to the re/gu- lations of the Use District in which it is situated. ~,',~ ~7o~.?,T~ . ~ used in thisCode ~artains to and is thc purpose for which a building is use(] or (24) u~uU~.-.~ uY. ~!~s intended to be used. Change of occupancy is not intended to i~',clude c~hanfle of tenants or proprietors. 25 0NE-RYvLILY DT,'23LING, ALSO SIi'{GLE-F~O~'iILY DJELLING: A detached building having acco~mnodations for,.~n ~ 6, used and occuu~ied by o~y one family,, and no other pu~ose. 26 0P!JN SiV~CE: Area included in any side, rear or front yard or any unoccupied space on the lot that is open and unobstructed to the sky and not occuvied ~-~%~ any building other than a chimney not over two f~et (2') extended from the outside foundation line into the reouired side yard~ or an uncovered porch extendino~ not over ten feet (10') into the front yard or closer than one and one-half (1-~') fe~ co the s~oe lot line. (27) ~,=~,,..~. Person means a natural p~rson, his heirs~ executors, administrators~ trustees or assigns, and also includes a firm, ~artnership or corporation, its or their successors, trustees~ receivers or assigns, or the agent of any of the aforesaid. ~: ~ O'Oe~ unoooupi~o space reserve~ for purposes of access to abutting: property. (29) PNIVAT~ '~' v.-~ ....... ~,~(~::~: ~:~ s,,o~r~.e s~a~.e for motor driven vehicle,~, for the ~rivate ~e of tho occm~ant of the premis(~s. 0f th~:~ vehicles allo~ved as necessary to a d~;~,elling, not mom~ than one may be commercial motor driven vehicle. (50) PUBLIC CA~kGE: Any premises not a private gara~fe as defined above, used for housing or care of more than three motor driven vehicles, or ~'~'here any vehicles are equipped :for operation, repaired, or kept for remuner~tion, hire or sale. extending for the full Width of the ~o~ between .... ~" . accessory use and 'tha rear ~o~ line. (32) REi'5~IR: Repair m~ns th,~ reconstruction or renewal of any part of an axis'tins building for the cons truc ti on. (33) oED~ .... ~.hD: An open unoccupied space on the same lot ~,ith a building situated between tho build- in6 and the side linc of the lot and extendin~ through from the street or from the front yard the rear line of the lot. Any lot line not a rear line or a front line shall be deemed a side ~3~-) ST~ET: ~ ~oublic thoroughfare more than t-'~,~+~ feet ~ide (35) STREET LN',~E~ 2he dividing line between the lot an~ the street the lot ab~ts, o~..a~: That portion of a building included between the s~:rface of shy floor and the surface of the floor next above, or if there be no floor above it, then the space between such floor and ~e ceiling next above it (37) ST0~r-N~kLF: A story havin~ an average height of not more than e~:.:h~ feet, covering a flcor area of not more than Seventy-five per centum (75~) of the area of the floor on the first story below. (3S) STRNCTU]~/~ ~.~:~.~.~.,T-~w.~z~-:-~o. Any change in any su~ortina:~ ~ member of a b~ilding, such as a bearing wall a col.~m,~ beam or girder~ or a~y other change of construction, (39)TT0-E?g',!~LY ¥7]~ZLINO: A detached dv~ellin~ arranged~ intended or designed to be occupied by two t~,~o families livin(~ ~d ..... de tl~ of~=c~ other. (40) f, TUf4 ~-r SIDh: v,, '~. ' ....... ~R~. ~::: horizontal distance between a side line of the lot an5 that portion of a buildin(:: nearest to ~'~ ~un~ said sid~ line. omCz! 0N III Zoning regulations and districts~ as herein set forth~ are approved and est~!blished. The City of University Park is hereby divided into three classes of Use Distz'icts~ termed respectively Single- Family DwelliNg Districts, ". '-= '~ ts ~.~parzm~n~ Distric and Retail Business Districts~ and into ~nr~e classes of AreaDDistricts~ termed respectively "''~. ~-~ea._ Districts, "B'~ Area Districts and "C".. Area Districts, all as shown on the Lone '.~[ap whAch accompanies this Ordinance a:~d the said Zoning ~ap is hereby de- cl?,red a -cart hereof. The Use Districts and Area ~str~c~o designated on said Zone Nap are hereby estab!ished~ Ail notations~ references and other information shown on such ~ ~ons~,,,~ap shall be and are hereby declared to be as much a part of this 0rdi~nce as if the matters and information set forth on and by said map were each and all ~ltly described and set out in the wording of this ordinance. Except as ~ereinafter provided, no buildings shall be erected, structu~lly altered or used except in conformity with the regul~tions herein prescribed for the Ose District and Area District in which such buildi~; is located~ nor shall any premises be used except in conibrmity wit.h the regulations herein prescribed for ~'-'~o~c Use District in which such premises are located. SEC~ ON IV oI .,~ L~.-F~.,,IL. D ~ELLING DISTi~C (a) In a single-family Dwellings DisSrict no buitdin6 or eremises shall be used~ and no buildin~ shall be erected oP structurally al oreo so es to be arr'anged oP designed ~o be used oPnade adaptable , for use, for other than the following ~ses: (1 ~'One single-family d~elli~ used as the residence of one fa_eily, or, One Church, Chapel, Library, Kindergarten, Public Park, Fire Station~ School or College, when and if, but only when and if, the lot or lots on which such Ohurch, Chapel, Library, Findergarten, ~ublic Park, Fire Station, School or College is located contains not less than thirty thousand ($0~000) scuare feet of land and the exterior of the structures so used are no less than fifty f~-et from each of the side lines of the lot upon ~hich such structures are situated, or, (3 A Telephone Exchange, providod no public business office and no repair or storage fac - ili'ties are ~raintained; and, (4~ Such secondary or snbordinate uses as naturally appertain thereto and custcmarily follow as a mere incident to the use and enjoyment of premises and buildings for any of the above uses permitted by this Section and actually made of the premises, but not involving the carrying on of any business, trade or professional oractice on 'the premises and pro- vided no name plate exceeding seventy-two souare inches, and no sign exceeding eight square fe.t in are~, a~roertainin~j to the leao~, hire or sale of a building or ~oremises, and no illuminated sign of any kind, and no cmmti~ercial advertising sign of any cnar_~cter, shall be ~ermitted in a ~ingle-flamily Dwellin~!~ District. (b) In a Single-Fmnily Dwei_king Distric't~;tthe followin~ but only the following shall be permitted as accessory buildings: (1) One private garage ~.~,'hen located not less than one hundred feet back from the front line, and not less than t.,enty feet back from any other street line, not less than thirty/ inches from the rear line nor less than eighteen inches from each side line, or located in a com~oartment as an integral part of the main building; ~orovided, however, that each entrance to each garage shall be not less than twenty feet back from the lot line it faces. A garage in a Single-Fmmil,y ~.~elling District shall not occupy more than six per centum (6~) of the area of -the lot, and the business of repairing motor vehicles shall not be conducted therein° (~) Servants q~zarters, or other accessory buildings, when located either on the ground or erected over a private garage, provided such building does not have a total height of more than twenty-five feet (25'), including such quarters~ and -orovided that the total enclosed area of such quarters shall not exceed two hundred eighty 280) squ~re feet in the aggregate~ However, nothing herein shall authozize or be construed to }ermit the occupancy or the use of any accessory building as a place of abode or dwelling by anyone other than a bona fide servant actually then regularly employed by the occupant of' the main structure on suc~ p ~emi ses. (c) Every use not hereby specifically auti~orized and permitted is expressly prohibited in the Single-Family Dwelling District and nothing he~'ein shall authorize or be construed to permit the use of any part of pror~ses within a Single-Family Dwelling[ District for the purpose of conducting or carrying on of any business, trade, or professional practice, or fo~' carrying on the business or prac- tice of rendering personal, trade, or professional service, however, nothing herein shall prevent nor be construed to orohibit the occupants of premises within a $ingle-F~nily D,,velling District, from re- ceiving professional services in 'their res~ective places of abode. ~n~ ?'~x ~ DI srNI CT: (a) In an Apartment District no building or pr~ises shall be use~, anti no building shall be erected or structurally altered, which is arranged to be used, for other than the following uses: (1) A use permitted in a Single-Family Dwelling District, or , One, Pi~,o-ramily Dv,~eilin{i, or~ (3 One Apartment House, or one Boarding iEouse, or one Lodging {ouse, or, An institution of an e/~ucational or philanthropic m~ture other than a penal or correctional institution; and, (5 Such secondary or subordinate uses as naturally appertain thereto and customarily follow as a mere incident to the use and enjoyment of premises and buildings for any of the above uses permitted by this Section and actually made of the premises, but not involving the carrying on of any business, trade or professional practice on the premises and provided no n~ae plate exceeding seventy-two sq~bare inches, and no sigm exceeding eight square feet in area appertaining to the lease, hire or sale of a bailding or premises, and no lighted or illuminated sign of any kind, and no co_qzs_ercial advertisin&' sig~ of any character, shall be permitted in an a~artment District. (b) In an Apartment District there shall be permitted as accessory bu. ildin~is: ~/1) One priw~.te garage when located not less than one hundred feet back from the front line, and not less than twenty feet back from any other street line, or located in a comoartment as an integral part of the main building; provided, howeYer, that each entrance to each g~rag, e s [ shall be not less than twenty feet back from the lot line it faces. ~ garagO in an Apartment District shall no occupy more than ten per centu~ (10~) of' the area of the lot, and the business of repairing motor vehicles shall not be conducted therein. (2) Servants ouarters, or other accessory buildins's, when located either on the ground or erected over a garage, provided such building does not have a total height of more than twenty-five (25) feet, including such quarters and orovided that the total enclosed area of each of such quarters slqall not exceed two hundred eighty (280) square feet in the aggregate and not more than a total of two such quarters or buildings sh.a!t be permitted on any one lot. However, nothin6 herein shall authorize or be construed to permit the occupancy or the use of any accessory building as a place of abode crc;dwelling by anyone other than a bona fide servant actually then regularly employed by an occupant of the ma~n structure on such premises° o~:~ ~I~ 0N VI BUSINESS DISTI?ICT: In a ~,.~zn~s,~ District no buildin6 or premises shall be used, and no building shall be erected or structurally altered so as to be arranged or designed to be used, for other than one or more of the followin!~ uses: (1) A use permitted in a Single-Fmmily Dweliin6 District, or an :~partment District. 2) ~rofessionai offices, clinics or hospitals. 3) Cor~z~.ercial billboard or advertising sign. 4) ~ank, office, studio, who].eselE sales office or sample room, ice delivery station or electric substation. 5) Retail store or shop for custom ',York or the ~mking of articles to be sold at retail on the premises; restaurant, ~ea~re~ moving picture show 6) Gasoline ~iliing Station, provided "~o ptm~p or service facilities are placed within ten feet of any side property line contiguous to any street. 7) Church, Ohapel~ Library, Fire Station, College. (S) Public gara ~[e. 9 ) l.!ortuary. (10) (ll) (is) Job printin[<, newspaper printinf:o Hotel~ Apartment ]~otel. Accessory buildings and uses custof~arily incid, ent 'to the above uses when located on 'the same lot o S?STI ON VII (1) .':kny 'use of property lawfull' existing at the ti~ae of the passage of this ordinance thst does not conform to the regulations prescribed in the precedim-f sections of -this ordinance and which use was not prohibited at its inception by ordinances of this City shall be deemed a Non-Con- forminf6 Use. (~) A !bn-Conformin~( Use r.~ay be continued subject to such regulations as to the _qmintenance of premises and conditions ef ooeration as amy in the judgment of th~ Board of Adjustment be reasonably required for the protection of adjacent A Non-Confo~ning Use shall not be extended, but the extension of a use -bo any portion of a bui building, wi~ich portion was arranged or designed for such non-confor~;%ing use at the time of the passage of this Ordinance shall not be deemud the extensien of a non-confoz~ing use. (~-) A Non-Conforming UsE shall not be changod unless cham~sed to a Confomling Use, ~.~ Non-Conforming Use if ahandoned or changed to a Conforming Use ~my not thereafter be changed i:ack t~ any- Non- Conforming Use. i~or the purpose of 'this Ordinance, a use shall be deemed to be changed if changed for a use listed in. one of the m~sabered paragraphs of Sections IV, Y and VI hereof from a use not listed in such ~oaragraph. Si;CTi 0]? VI I I In an "A' Area District for builfiin{is hereafter erected t!~e following regulations shall apply: (i) FRONT Y2RD: There shall be a front yard along each street line of the lot. The minim~m~ depth ~ a front yard, exce'ot along the side line of a corner lot, shall be thirty zeet; orovided that if' twenty-five oer centum (2o/:) of a block frontage is imeroved with b~ildin~:s the front yard sh,~tl confor~~ to tho al].a.mi:~n~ of such existin~ buildings~ but in no case shall 't[.~e de~th of such ,,e~th of a front yard alon{: the side line of a front yard be less than twenty feet° The minimum ,~ ?- corner lot shall, be five feet. _~_~. ~ ' ~m:_ the front street (2) SIDE ..... There shall be a sideyard along ~c.'~ line of the lot other ~t n -' ~ line or rear line. The minimum width of such side yard shall be five feet° (3) LOT ~,~!DTH: The minimum average width of the lot shall be fifty feet for a o~n~l,:, zanily dwel lei (%) LOT AREA: The mini_.,'a~:,, area of the lot shall be six thousand square feet for a sin{~le f?,:aily dweli in~7. ( 5 ) R'~ R v' ~, · . ..... D, :['here shall be a rear ,yard alon{' the rear line of the lot The minimmm depth of such r~ar yard s'm~ll be t:~ ~- ~' ~ ~, ~y-~lVe feet~ (6) H,]ISHT: The height limit sh:,~ll be thirty-five feet f~P a dwelling, except 'that any such building or portion of a building :rmy be erected hitcher than thirty-five feet ~'ovided above such th r~,~-five foot limit sacs build!i::,: or -oortion oi' a building: is s~,t back ~m2om all re- ?uired yard lines tv/o feet for each one foot of its height above s,ach limit. The height limit shall be t~'enty five feet for any other building plus one foot in height for each foot~ if an:, 'the buildint' is set back from all required yard lines. 'B' A~EA DI In a "B' Area District for buildings ~ereafter erected the followin,~j regulations shall apply: (1) ~-~0:T YA.:~D: There shall be a front yard along each street line of the lot. :'he :ninimtu:a depth of a front yard~ except along the side line of a corner lot~ sha]_l be thirty feet provided that if t:enty-five ?!)r centum (25:6) of a block frontage is improved v/itt buildings the front yard shall conform to the alignment of mmh existing.: buildings, but in no case shall the depty of such front yard be less 'than t~ven'ty feet. i'he minimtm~ depth of a front yard along the side line o!' a corner lot shall be five feet. (2) oID.~ '=here onai1 be a side yard along eac.h line of the lot other than the front street line or a rear line. The minimm?~ ?~idth of such yard shall be five feet. (3) LOT ./IDTH: The minimum average width of the lot shall be fifty feet for lots presently platted and c!as:~tified in the "B" Area District and in -the Apartment Use District, but for all lots hereafter -olatted or so classified, the minimum ~idth of the lot shall be fifty feet for fm:ily d~l=~n and seventy feet for other structures~ permitted in the ~ar~ment Use DistrictJ (4) LOT A~,EA: The minings area of the lot shall be six thousand (GOO0) souare feet for lots 'ore- sently platted ant. classified in the ':f' Area District and in the A:oartment Use D_str~ct, but for all lots hereafter platted or so classified, the minimum area of the lot shall be six oho~sand (5000) seuare f~et for t:o-family dwellin~s and nine thousand (9000) souare ~e~t for other steuctures and uses permitted in the =~partment ~se District. (5) OP2,l StlCCE: For an apartm:,~nt house not over three stories in height and for two-family dwell- i:ags~ the required open space shall equal fifty-five per centum (oo:~) of the lot area. (6 '~'I~:m T e -~ =xc~, thirty-five feet (35') unless above such thirty-five ~.._ ........ : : h:~iF'ht limit shall .o~ ~-' '-'~: foot li':.it such building or :ortion of a building is set back from all reouired yard lines two feet fo~ each one foot of its heine:hr above such limit. (7 ~!EAR I%LRD: There shall be a rear yard along the rear line of t.he lot. The minimum depth of such rear yard shall be fifteen feet, but need not be more than t~:onty per cent~_m (~07) of the ,~n of the loto S:!:..C TIOI% X 'C' A!~ DISTRICT: In a "C" ~', o ~ ~re~ District for buildings hereafter erected that are located within a Business Distric~ the followi~ regulations shall apply: (1) FR0}'.N2 Y~RD: There shall be a front yard along 'the front line of the lot. The minimum depth of a front yard shall be twenty feet unless t~e building f~ces a street which is m~e than one hundred twenty (120') feet in width; provided, that if part of a block frontage is improved with buildings the front yard shall extend from the front line of the lot to the alignment of such existi~ buildings unless such slignment is less than fifteen feet back from the street line. ~:o fron'~ yard ...... be .... ~'~,~" ' , s;~:,~_~ ~e~u.~a if the street it faces is 120 feet or more in width. (2) 0:~:~'~'~ ....... Se: C?' For a dwelling., or a~ar',ment~ house the recuired on:eh space shall e..~.u~.,1 fifty ~er cent~ (50:,:~)of the area of the lot. (s) R,~-',_~, YARD: There shall be : rear yard alo:~: the rear line of the lot The minimum depth of such rear yard shall be twenty feet~ measured from the center line of the dedic::ted alley, if there is an alley, or from the lot line if thersis no alley at the r,ear of such lot. f4~, , LT~]TCJ,~: .... _:~ height, shall not exceed thirty-five (35') feet for a dwellin~ or an a-oartment house, nor more than four stories nor more 'than fifty (50') feet for any other building, unless such building or poz~ion of a builf!ing erected above such limit is set back frmn all street lines and required yard lines one foot for each one foot of its height above such limit° Each lot, tract or parcel of land not otherwise marked hereon is a part of the the~Singls-Family Dwelling District and of the A Area Distrlct~and all such lots, tracts and parcels of land constitute, c~mprise and are the Single-Family Dwelling District and A ~rea District. Each lot, tract or parcel of land designated hereon by the following ~ is a part of?the Apartment District and the B %rea District and all such lots, tracts and parcels of land are hereby made and they constitute, comprise and are the Apartment District and B Area~District. Each lot, tract or parcel of land designated hereon by the following ~ is a part of the Business District and the C Ares District and all such lots, tracts and parcels of land are hereby made and they constitute, comprise and are the Business District and C Area District. 1) YISICN CLi;AihLNCE: 0n any corner lot on which a front yard is reouired by this Ordinance, no wall, fence or other structure may be erected and no hedge, tree, shrub, or other growth '.may be so maintained in such location within such required front yard space as to c?:use danger to traffic by obstructing the view. 2) FRONT YARD: In a Dwellin~ or s~var~munt District an uncovered porch may extend not to exceed ten feet into the front yard. Cornices or eaves of the main building may project not more t.han two feet into the front yard. SIDi} ~-~'m R5Aj~] %~RD~: ~h~ space in a side or rear yard shall be open and unobstructed excerpt for 'the ord:~nary projections of window sills, belt cosmses, cornices and other ornamental features to tim extent of not more than four inches, except that if the bailding is not over thirty-five feast in height, the cornice or eaves may project not more than eighteen inches into such yard. Private garage, or other accessory building not over twenty-five feet in height ~z~y occupy not to exceed forty per centrum ~ ' ,~40p) of the rear yard area. LOT "m~'^ ~ ....~: On any lot separatr~ly owned at the effective date of this 0rdin~nce, improvements permitted by this (mdinance tomy be erected even though such lot be then and now of less width or area than reouire6 by the regulations of =~'' ~ ~nu area district in which it is located, provided the size, width and area of such lot met the requirements of 'thc Zoning Ordinance pas ed on the Seventeenth d!Ty of December, 1929, which is amenf]ed hereby. (5) ARV~S NOT TO Bi~ DININISH2D: The lot, open space, or yard areas reouired by this Ordinance for a particular building shall not be diminished and shall ?,or be included as a -oart of the re- quired lot, open soace, or yard area of any other building. If the lot, open s~ace or yard areas required by this Ordinance for a particular building shall be deemed to be a violation of this ~rdinance. The lot~ open space or yard areas of buildings existing at the time of the passage of this Ordinance shall not be diminished below the requirements herein provided for buildings hereafter erected an5 such required areas shall not be included as a part of the re- quired area of any building hereafter erected. ION )CII ENF0 i~=C ~m~.~NT. The provisions of this Ordinance shall be administered and enforced by the building Inspector of the City of University Park. Ail applications for buildim:~ permits shall be accompanied by a complete set of plans containing a plat drawn to scale, showing the actual dimensions of the lot to be built pon, the size oftthe building to be erected, and such other information as may be necessary to pro- vide for the enforcement of these regulations. ~-L careful record of such applications and plats shall be kept in the offic~ of the Building Insoectoro Si~TI O?f XIII (1) No building herea:rter erected or structurally altered shall be used, occuvied or changed in use until a certificate of occu'pancy and compliance shall have been issued by the Building Inspector, stating that the building of proposed use of a buildin~ or premises complies with the building laws and the provisions of these regulations. (2) Certificates of occupancy and compliance shall be e'pplied for coincident with the application for a building permit and it is hereby made the mandatory duty of the City =ngineer to ~mve certi- ficate issued within ten davs.~ a~f~=r-~,= the erection or structural alteration of such 'buildings shall have been completed in conformity with the provisions of these regulations and the ordinances of this City regulating building. ~L record of all certificates shall be ~bpt on file in the office of tb.a Building inspector and copies shall be furnished on z'eouest to any person having a proprietary ortenancy inter.~st in the building affected° (3) No buildims permit shall be issued before application has been made for certificate of occupancy and com'oliance o ..... C.,_ I0~ XIV ~Z~F~TTT'[xTr~ ]~A'T) 'r .... ?'T'' ?' TO (1) bhen definite distances in feet are not shown on the Zoning Map the district boundaries ~n the Eonin[~ ~,mp are intended to be along existing street, alley or property lines or extensions of or from the same. ,;hen 'the location of a district boundary line is not otherwise dete?mined, it shall be determined by the scale of Lhe maps m~asured from a given line. (2) ,',here the street layout actually on -the ground varies from -the street laMout as shown on the Loning k~ap, the ~oard of %d~ustment may apply -the desi~'netions shown on the ma-ppe~ streets in such a way as to carry out the intent ~nd purpose of the plan for 'the particular area in cuestion. SECTIa~'T~..~ ]~ In interpretatin,~? and a~,'n~'ri~o',?~_~_~ the ~nrovisions of this ordinance, provisions thereof shall be held to be the minimzun requirements adopted for the promotion of the public health, safety, comfort, convenience a'nd~ general welfare. The lot or yard areas required by this ordinance for a particular buildings, shal~ not be diminished and shall not be included .as a part of the reouired lot or yard areas of ~nv other buildimz. The lot or yard areas of buildings existing at 'the time of 'th,= passage of this ordinance shall not be diminished below the requirements herein provided for buildings here- after erect~:d and such required, areas shall not be included as a 'part of the required areas of any buildings hereafter erected. This ordinance shall not repeal, abrogate, annul or in any way impair or interfere with any existing provisions of law or ordinance, or any rules o? reguL%tions previously adopted or issued or which shall be adopted oF issued pursuant to law relating to the use of build- ings or premises; nor shall this ordinance interfere ¥¥ith, or abrogate or annul any easements, covenants or other agreei%snts between parties; provided, boy, ever, that u, here this ordinance imnoses a greater restriction unon the use of buildings or premises or upon the height or size of buildings or requires larger yards than are imposed or reouired by such existing nrovisions of law or ordinance or by such rules, regulations or by such easements, covenants or agreements~ the provisions of-this ordinance shall control. SEC~I~;~ P~OARD 0F AD~JSTW}.'NT: n,~ .... ~ ........ . There shall be a Board of Adjustment consistin{~ of five members, each an:~oint-.. ed by the Payor and cch'firmed by '"~on.a ?;card of Corm'aissionerSo .,~ne. Board of :~djustment sha].l have the ;9o':?er granted by and be controlled by -the pnsvisions of -~rticle 1011g of Vernon's Annotsted Civil Statutes of Texas, Section 7~ Chapter 283~ of-the ~cts 1927 of the F~tieth I,esislature of Texas, together with the amendments thereto. !I. o~::~n "~I ii~:,., :x~C :~'"' ' '":'-~ zIt..~ ."~'~':~: ,hen in its jud.;::ment~ 'the ~nublic convenience and welfare v.dll be sub- stantially server} and the appropriate use neighboring property will not he substantially or per~r~nently inju:'ed, the l~oard of Adjustment, to relieve or prevent undue }mrdship~ m~y. in a sp~cific case ,=~tex'~ · a nublic hearing held after no~cc~' ~ thereof has been ~.~ublished at least twice in tho official p~.:hlicatJ on, the first of ?~hich notices shall be ]published not less than ,ten nor more 'than fifteen days prior to such hearing and subject to afroP- riate conditions and safeguards, authozize special exceptions 'to the regulations herein established as follows: (1) (2) }~iay recmm~end to the ~}oard of Com:issioners and subject to the approval of the Oov~srning Body of this City may permit the location in any use district of a state or municipal building, public utility plant, church, swir~'m~ins 'pool, radio station, philanthropic in- stituticn, hospice_ or san~ar~tma, but such permit shall not be effective until and. unless at the conclusion of a public hearing held by the Oovering Body~_._~e~',~er at l~ast fifteen day's notice in the official nublication such Governing Body shall approve, ratify and confirm such permit by ~ ordinance duly passed° Permit the extension of a building or use into a more restricted district inm:ediately ad- jacent thereto, but not more than fifty feet beyond the boundary line of the district in which such building or use is authorized by the Zoning Ordinance of -this City~ ©rant in undeve!oned sections of -the City temperary and conditional permits for not more than two-year periods for any st~mcture or use° Permit in any district, such modific' tion of the reouirements of these regulations as said o~ra m~v deem necessary to secure sm annropriate develooment of a lot ~?/here adjacent to such lot on two or more sides there are buildings that do not conform to these regulations. Permit such modification of the .~ ~ ~ _ ~ p/arc or o-ten s-taco or tot area or lot width regulr:tions as may be necessary -to secur,~ an annroeriate improvement of a parcel of land ~here such earcel ~?;as separatel~ owned at the time of' the '}~o~so~:~ooy~ of this. ordinance, and is of such restricted area that it cannot be ap?ropriatelv ir~'oroved '-'~' , ,~nout such modification. Persit the erection of' an addition the same hei&uht as su. ch building where such addition is essential to -the completion of an appropriate unit~ Issue or reouire the issuance of a certificate oil' comnliance when and if~ but '-~ on.~y ',,,'hen and if~ ~'aon~ Ruildinr~t~ . ....... Insnector has impronerly or illegally ne?lected or refuses to issue such certificate as herein provided. SmC 2 ION ]Of! I C Ci¥[PLi?I ON OF !C(i ....... ~ o~. I,~.'.~ ~ BUILDINGS: Nothing herein contained shall require any change in the plans, construction or designed use of a building actually and lawfully under construction at the time of the passage of this ordinance, and which ~ntire buildin~i shall be completed within, six months from the date of the peso"age of this ordi- nance. N'othing herein contained shall require any change in plsms, construction or designated use of a building for which a buitdin82 permit has been heretofore issued and ~hich entire building shall be completed within six months from date of passage of this ordinance° 29 (1) ~h~ Board of Co:~missioners may from tirae to time amc, nd, suoplement~ or change by ordinance the bou_nSar:ies of the districts or the regulations herein established° (2) ]~efore takin{,: action on ~ty propased amendment~ supplem~;nt or change~ the Board of Conmlissione~s shall submit the same to the o~y Zoning ~o~Fa~ssion for its recon~en©ation and report. (3) A public hearing shall be held by the board of Conm'lissioners before adopting any proposed amendment, supplement or change° Notice of such hearing shall be given by publication three times in the official publication of the City of University Park, stating the time and place of such hearing, which time shall not be earlier than fifteen days from ti:e first date of such publicationo (4) Unless such proposed amendment, supplement or change has been approved by the City Zoning Comc:ission~ or if a protest against such proposed amendment, suppleraent or chang~e has been filed with the City Clerk~ duly signed and acknowledged by the owners of twenty per centtm~ (2071.) or more either of the area of the lots included in such proposed change or 'those inmaediately adjacent in the rear -thereof extending two hundred feet therefrom or of those directly opposite thereto extend- ing two hundred feet from the street frontage of such opposite lots; such amendment shall not be- come effective except by a three-fourths vote of the Governing Body of this City. SEC ~ ON z~! Ii' a~v Section, Paragraph Subdivision, Clause, Ohras,: .... ~ ~ ..... or Provision of this Urdinance shall be adjudged invalid or held unconstitutional, the same shall not affect 'the validity of this ordinance as a ~9'hole c,.r any part or provision thereof other than the part so decided to be invalid or uncon- stituti omsl o ~hrthermore, if any Section hereof be legally held to be ineffective for any reason, the Section of the Zoning Ordinance adopled by the Governing Body of -this City on the Seventeenth day of December, 1929, 'together '~ith the amendments thereto on September 26, 1938, and September 7, 1939, treatinf: the subject matter of the Section so held to be ineffective shall thereupon become effective as a part of this ordinance. Any person or corporation who shall violate any of the provisions of this ordinance or fail to comply therewith or with any of the reo'uirements thereof, or who shall build or alter any building in violation of any detailed statement or plan submitted and agproved hereunder or who con, nits, takes }part or assists in any such violation, or who maintains or uses any building, or premises or any part thereof in which any violation exists shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be liable to a fine of not more than ©ne Hundred Dollars and each day such violation shall be t~r:-r:tted to exist shall constitute a separate offense. Any o~Tner or owners of any building or premises or F~rt thereof, who particieates. ~. in or knowirE~ly a_nd willingly oermits a violation of this Ordinance, and ~any~. architect bulk]er, contractor, agent, person or corporation employed in connection therewith who may assist in the corn: ission of any such violation shall be guilty of a separate offense and upon conviction thereof shall be fined as herein nrovided SSC~ ON'- Tkis ordinance shal± be knoxn and referred to as ~ Z~.:I.,,u ORDIz.a: C:~ OF :~'Tq: ClmV CF i'E~iV ~?S!TY This ,}rdirmnce shall be in effect from and after its passage by the Board of Oommissioners and approval by the Mayor. ii,'RYEP,, CI:i~ OF UNIVE'R::.i E~f ...... PARk, ~?'l-~:,'{~,~'" ~ ,~.z'~: PROJECTS ADidtNISTR~LTION F0~'.4 301 IN C ONNh0~ 0N FOR FSDSRAL AID FOR '2N2 PURPOSE 0F ...... - ...... ,~", ~,~n Cuk, b ~RUG ~T~,~ SIDEi/kZ2CS ON' ~.,l I~ PROP- STREET rSE IT iZSOLV2D BY THh} BOARD OF CO},~,,[ISS!0I'7ERS OF TNE CITer OF UNIVEIig;F!V~ PAir{i: That Elbert :,5'illiams, as hayer, and Ral~}h E. Ham_man, as City' Clerk, be and they are hereby authorized and directed} to execute i?PA Form 301~ as revised August 15, 1938, in connection with an application of t, his City for a Federal grant of aid through the ¥~orks Projects Administration in the approximate sum of ~1:20,257.17 for the purpose of laying a}}proximately 4.2,300 squere fe~t o~' concrete v;alks on City property in ~varks and parkways for use by the public. Also for the building and erection of a~?roxi- matety 800 permanent concrete street markers to facilitate ideP~tification of all streets at their intersectioRs and to construct approxinm'N;ly 100 extra concrete posts for peplacement purposes. In connection with this form and applica',:ion~ the City of University Park~. by and through its said officers promises, agrees and arrases to pay the Sponsor's share of the cost of said project. The City's prorata ~rt being approximately ?~431o72 and said of'icers promise and agree on behalf of the City of University Park to provide the Sponsor's funds for this purpose. ~L ,. m~ RI)]SOi,YiD: That the copy of such application and ~.~P~.~_ FormlJ01 covering the said project be retained in the files of this City and that such copy here referred to be included in this resolution as futly as thou{ih copied herein. PASS ]D AND APPROV.!3D ~!T<= qV:~;' S!~0(Z~D D.;kY ()ti' JAI"TUAPOZ, 194-0 3. TTEST: ~=" ~,'~n~ ~ ~D,_,I'!'~D' ~ ...... ~'n~,H TN2 CURRE~T FISCAL ~.~ :~ '~ q BY ALLOCATING Si~Z3T'Y ~0qS'~'rT~ .... ...... !i'IVl~ '~'iEU~="' R~='~ ~c N0/00 ({77~00.00) DOLLARS TO B-~ SECN~'~' Rv m~:-, ,:~ ~'~,,T '~ .... ",~ o FOR TIN~ .... ,~ ..... = ..... I .... t ....... C~ OF ,z~R'~%u'To USE 0F Corn_missioners affirmg, tively finds and it {ocs so find that an emergency has arisen reouiring expendi- tures which mi~}ht n~t have been reasonably anticipated at the time of the mmkin6 and adopting of the budget of this City for the current fisc?l y.ar in N.at there now exists an ur?ent and imeerative need for the imorovement of 'oarkwa,~s of ='~' City by .... ~n~s constructin~ standard four-foot ~idewalks because of the ~e'oid increase in popvlation and development of the oroperty of the City~ together with a heavy increase in vehicular traffic has made a very unsafe and unfavorable condition for tho oedest- ri~::ns to walk in the streets and it is felt that for the general welfare and safety of our citizens theft sidewalks should be constructed on. all City property adjacent to street lines. It is also felt that to facilitate the identification of all -~ ~ ts ~t ~ sorc~e _~ their in'tersections~ apprcc,:imabelv 800 per- manent concrete street Prarkers should be constructed and installed at the various street intersections. This proposed work which nresents an r~er~e~_c.~,~ '~, will cost the total sum of approxi~ately ;29~ ~88.89 and a z'ederal 8?ant of aid is presently aw~ilable through She -orks Projects Administration to cover a lar?~}~ ~.r~art cf the c~t of these im~rovements~~ but such aid ~'s.y not be available at a later date. That it being essential that an am~ndr::~ent be ~rmde to the budget, it is fnrther ordained that an additional sum of 4~7,5~0.00 be ar~.d it is allocated and appropriated for -th~:~ use of this City in nmking improveraents for tho purpose of laying approximately 52,300 soul,re f:~et of sidewalks on Oity pr petty in parks and parkways for use by the ~}ubiic, also to erect 800 oermanent street markers to facilitate identification of all streets at their intersections and to construct 100 extra concrete costs fop replacement purposes within this City, and -N'~.~ ]Sudget fop the fiscal year is hereby air,ended to include such a'3propriation that ibr the ~ur~,pose of increasing the receipts of th~ Oi-ty for the purpose of f~:~dshing ~he funds so roouire ~ t~-~ ~udget of t~is Git,, for the c~;~'r, ent fiscal year, is i'ereby amended ~ include receipts from warrants to be issued for Park Imorovements in the amount of Seven Thousand Five Hundred (~7~500.00) Dollars. A RESOLUTION 0F mu~L._~, BC'%~D~ ~,~ '("~'._ C 0}VNISSI {NERS 0F TH; CI~ OF,. UNIVERSITY P, kP2{~ Th.'d.d~, ~ .~ CIrri S'URVI028. B2 IT Ri;SOLV!;D BY i'iL~ BC~RD OF O0iVI{ISSIOiTERS C;~~ Ti-iS 0!i¥ Oir u~.I'~z~r~. ] .~.: e .... ,: ~R~-~ , the Zoning Ordinance passed by the Board of Com~iss&,on. ers of the City of University Park~ Texas, on the 17th day of December 1989, and. amen{~ed September 8~ 1938~ and Septemt~r 7~ 1939, provides for a Board of ~kdjustuent and Zoning °o~:~'!ission composed of five members; and, ..~..R.,~o,~=r~ ,.'~' n.~? Co Powell~ L. ". Share, Co Go ~','eakley~ R. C. Duncan and 2. p. Finnegan are oualified as re0uired by law for holding office as mem'2ers of said OoJ'ulaission: That · C. L. 'A'. S!MRP C. DU~iCAN T. P. F1 qualified citizens of Lniversity Park~ ~2exas~ be and they are hereby appointed members of the Board of Adjustment and Zonin~ Oorr~[~issio!'~ fop th.~ period en.din&l Lecember 17~ 1941~ .",~D '!:; ~'r FURTiiifi ox~or,-~,;r .'n that each and every member of the sald i2oard of Adjustment and Zen- in:' Co,remission shall rect~ive as p~.yrLent for his services as a member of said Board of Adjustment and Zoning 0ormnission the sum of five dollars ~5.00) for each day or po"tion thereof that he shall attend meetings of said 3oar6 of ~'~djustment or ZOning' Corrmd_ssion. This resolution sh 11 ~ '~, ef .. . ~a~ iect from and after the ds-re of its passage }J~Y OR ~L.u~,~T .P 0.~ CU!~R:~i~P SC,~I NT NL ~CT~!C DEC o~ :;~LL~ D~C.2:]N~iR, 1939 ,'.;U.SN'Z'~2 an exigency, which could not reasonably have been anticipated, has arisen in that it has been determined .... o" ~ un~,~ for -hh; psychological and mental uDliftment of o~'~ oi$izenry in general, it was felt t .... t the city i-~11 should be appropriately decorated during the holiday season; and~ ,,,~:~..,~.~.~=,.~, ~=~ a special meetin.{~ of the lSoard of Coum~issionerss of the City of University Park the CIO.? Secretary and City En~cineer~ were instructed to :}urchase electrical equ~p~=,~n~ consisting of lights, wires~ etCo~ and employ labor' for the purpose of installing -the above referred to lights~ ?~'"'; TNERi';PORE, B!!; IT Pqr"I'V'D '~:'Y :n~_ .... ,;,-~-o-.,..' ,...no'~""" (.)ir m~'`'; ' :~,~ .... ~ ........ . ....... :u:, ~OARD OF Cu,,u~±,.;,oI ..n CITY OF 'U~,t,, 'lEh~T 'the !Wayor .and City Clerk be instructed to pay the Libecap Electric CompaPj, the su'a of .525°$3 for complete and. in full payment of materials and labor used in. the construction of the aforesaid decorations; and, ~ t the ~ ~-~E IT !URz~=~, RESOIZfED, oha current annual budget for the year 1939-40 be amended by nrc- riding that the expenditure be ~id out of the unappropriated revenues to be received from the dater Dep~:..rtm,=n~ of said City of University Park° DAY 0F J~CfUARY, 1940~ S~iC TI ON I It shall hereinafter and it is hereby made unlawful for any person to use any tern!is court in any park in the Cioy of University ,;:ark for any purpose other than playing the game of tennis° ,Uo person shall use any tennis court for any purpose at all before registering their desire and intent to use the same with the Chief of ~ol~c~ of -this City~ who is authorized to assi?n tennis courts for use to ~rsons applying for permission to use same in the order of the receipt of re- CuCst* from residences of this Cit~ for permiss&on to use them It shall be and it is hereby made unlawful for any person to play tennis on any tennis court in any park or this City while wearing any footwear other than regulation tenRis shoes° Cu,.~ oerson convicted of vio!aozn¢:: any Section of.' 'this ordinance shall be liable to and upon conviction shall be fined any s~m~ not more than One f~undred Dollars ('!00o00), C ! i'Y CLi2[{( ~' ?' 0P q'%; CI OF Tn, rrlT?pql'X~r ~., Dp Trp 0qn;,I}N;D ~:*~ THE s(b.~xD C0?,.?dlSSI*'~ ....... "- ' ~oard ¢' ~ and it does affirmatively finds, that the owners thereof have im'0rove8 Lomo Alto Drive with paving satisf~;ctory and sufficient to discharge such lien as was created on and against Lot ]llock 1, of l~_ole.zld"'' Annex ~ddition for the purpose of securin¢c the znso¢lla~.on' ..... an¢~ payment., of such ., ~,"r.¢*,~¢r~¢~t wi th R~ ;B. Shelburne, H~ Leslie Hill~ Joseph H. Schley~ S. ~3. Shel- p:~.~IL6: by viPtue of an ~.~_ burne and '.>ilson H. Ih, own, Sn connc, ct~on with the annexation of 6.%01 acres of land v;hich v/as amnexed to ~,ne City of University Park b,~ an ord4na~oe e,~.s~,eo and asoroved the ~'irst day of ;fovember 1959, and recorded in Vol~hme 4, Paces 6 & 7, of the Ordinance Records of -~-h~ City of University Park; and, R,n~n:,~, 0RDLI!qH); That the Mayor and the City Clerk be and they are hereby ordered, directed and authorized to execute anM proper instr~m:ents rec, uired to legally release such lieno DAY 0F T', }'T[S !2~r 1940. ............ ,,~ .~ R OPJDS 0t" ?'~':r ~ CiTY certain ordinance passed and approved the Seventh day of September, 19E. 9, as of' r~ccwd in Volume ?:~;e 472, of the Ordinance Reco~"ds of the City of Oniversity Park and entit.h-.~d: u'P~.'.,R~ i,n ~ iiv~z :{~, ,'~, :.:~. z 0F LOM0 ALT() DRIVE FROh "!I~E NORTH LINE 33 be and it is hereby re-oealed. !}E IT 'i'!.}R?! ~v*~ ORI~IN!~D~ That amy lien, c!a~.l, demand~ right, title, interest, or cloud casted upon, or existing, on and against the property described in the said ordinance or described in that certain Notice of Assessment nor of record in ¥olume 81S%~ Page %18, of the Deed Records of Dallas County, Texas, be and it is hereby repealed~ released and set aside, and that 'the i'Jayor and the City Clerk be and they are hereby autkorized tc execute any instr~m~ents which are proper to carry out the purpose of this ordinance. PAS:..~D :.O ,:~Pi'.',OV:D Nils Ti'i~ 1Sth ADVERT!b, FOR :lDo 0N A i?:U/ z~z.:,Iz~,,~. F!R2 TR!iC.~I. BE IT RES0iVZD ~Y Tile !3q}:~RD {F C0?}.:IS:.5!0NE}{S OF {R~i!i CITY 0F N'~VERS!TY P'.L{t; That the City Clerk be and he is hereby instr~cted to advertise in tile official publication (Dallas lournal) for bids to be opened and considered by this Board of Co:m!issioners at its on the Fifth day of February, 1940, on one fire truck equipped ~.?ith a 6~-foot, ~l-steel, hydraulic operated aerial ladder. DAY 0F ,I~.:,,,I:~,..:~ 19%0. },/P, vO~'~ PR() Ti9~ ':!iT!;i~!i;ZS; it is th ooinion of ',thi:-~ Board of Cor~uissioners that an undue hardshi? v~euld re- sult in ~,enuirinf' a front yard for Lot i in Flock %-_" in !dle~,vild /;2 ~ddition, -.to th,.~ C~t? of Univ- ersity Park, !~y reason of the fact that the original owner thereof in plattin~.~ the said aCdition dedicated 40 f~et -to public use for streets~ intendin,g that such ~0 feet should suf2ice to moot all reouirements for front yard space ~nd the hoard of Adjustment at a meetiny duly held has heretofore ~?ar,.ted a varisnce and especial exce)tion permittin{;i structures to be erected uvon said property without providin8 for any front yard space~ and it is the opinion of this board that such variance and exce-otion should have been tranted and that the followinE order is in all things fair and eouit- able and will best serve the public interest: N0:}, T~-~-IZF0ii;? E ; I? Ri:S Lvi~D [}Y ii[ill }OAi},D 0F CORiitS:3101E:2i:'~$; That 'the action of -th,: .ieard of Adjustment in granting an exception an.'] variance to the present ap.d futuI'e o,snors thereof' so that ne front yard is or shall be required of or on Lot 1~ 31ack A, Idlewild /,8 ~'.dditien te the City of University ]:ark, be and it is he?eby in all b~lings aperoved, re hified~ confirmed and made final. B'E IT FU-tTNilN O!E)&iN'ED TiL&T upon submission of an application wit: plans conforming to 'the ~uilding Code of thia City, th~ City ~n~- z~e~r shall issue a buiidina' permit for erection of a structure upon the property without oz'ovidin{ any space thereon for a front yard, '7.~,:~,]&S, it is the opinion of this lloard of Commissioners that an undue hardship would re- sult in reouirin? a front ,',~'r. .... .... fcr i,ots 2, b, .i, .::c 5 in Block A, and al~ of Nlocks _B and ,~ ¢ in Idle- wild 2 ,~d,!i'tion to tho" ..... tho th~,t _ ~zl, y of tlniversity a~L, by reason of f~,ct ..... the ori?ina! ov~ner thereof ..... ~ ~. ' ~nt .-,~n~, that such 40 feet in piano,_m- the said addition dedic ted 40 feet to ~oublic use fop streevs, __ ~:~,o. should s~' 'ice to meet al~ rec~uirem~nts for ~.o~t 7ard space anct the Soard of ~djus-tment :et a meetin,s duly held has ............ _. pez~.~z~zn6 structures to be erected ut}on said t)rooerty without ei"oviding lo_ any front yard st)ace, and l't is the o~)inlon of this soerd ~nat such variance should have been~rc,~.,sn'~ and thmt tbs i'ollov, in?.. order is in all thin s fair and ecuitable and will best serve t e aublic interest: ~ ....... ;~.,~:,.. {,F That 'the action of .... Board ~ ~ ...... ~uture rs their'eof so that no front of /~dous~m,~n~ in {:?antin{' a variance to the -present and ' ..... onne is or shall be renuired of or on Lots S~ L:, ~ 5 Of ]5lOOk Zk~ 8~d ~ll of iDmO.l[~ :: a~d 0 l:l Idle;',ild ," '-~ ,iddition to the City ofLnl~ze~-bl' ' ~ "u''v Park be and it is fl,2reby' in ':~1-' thinss af)'roroved~ retified~ confir~led and made final. R? IT i"U :THiR ,..-~ :~I:,:,)~ Txav upon submission of an r:[)}3Iica'tion wit.h plans conform].ni: to the Building Code of' this Cit~,, hhe City Engineer shall issue a bui!dinF; permit l;or erechion of a struct- ure upon the property ~::ithout providin$ any space thereon for a front yard° ,'~, ', pv ].94. , reconvene and reconsider its order of ,l~ntlarV~ Sc}.~ 1940 ~ eliminating, the reap }'8l'd re(}u~rement~,. fop orooerty in JCtocks A, ~5.~ and ('. of Idlewild "~Sd-tion and ~t such. meetin., b'~,P~:' such action and ~mke such. __ orders as to it .~eem ...... proper at N,at .... ~1,~:~;. / PASSED A~,~ APPROVED TN_IS T~ 30th DAY 0F /AHULRY, 1940. -' ' / ~ A ./ '., .... ~'AN 0RDINANUE OF TiTE BOARD OF CON~¢~[SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UI~VERSITY PARK ESTABLISHING ROUTEB OF BUS~ AND FAR~ TO BE CHARG~ ON BUSES OPERATED BY DALLAS RAILWAY & TAP~I~ COMPANY. BE IT ORDAINED BY~BOARD OF C055GSsIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT the Dallas Railway & Terminal Company be and i't-is hereby authorized to use the streets ~thin the limits of the City for the purp~ e of operating passenger buses along the following routes: E~T ROUTE: Enter this City on Douglas Avenue at the southern limits of this City; Thence north on Douglas Avenue to McFarlin Boulevard; East on McFarlin Boulevard to Hillcrest Avenue; North on Hillcrest Avenue to Southwestern Boulevard; East on Southwestern to Airline Road; South on Airline Road to Daniels Street; West on Daniels Street to Hillcrest; South on Hillcrest to McFarlin Boulevard; West on McFarlin Boulevard to Douglas Avenue; South on Douglas Avenue to the southern City Limits. WEST ROUTE: Enter 0ity on Douglas Avenue at southernlimits of this City; Thence north on Douglas Avenue to Southwestern Boulevard; East on Southwestern Boulevard to Thackery Street; South on Thackery Street to Turtle Creek Boulevard; Follow Turtle Creek Boulevard in a southwestern direction to Stanford Street; West on Stanford Street to Douglas Avenue; South on Douglas Avenue to the southern City Limits. The said Dallas Railway & Terminal Company is authorized to charge each lmssenger, except children under twelve years of age and students entitled to half-fares under the laws of Texas, a fare of ten cents (10¢) for express service to or from Dallas and to charge children under twelve years of age and said students a fare of five cents (5~) for the same inter-city express service. For transportation within the City of University Park and the Town of Highland Park, the Dallas Railway & Terminal Company is hereby authorized to require for such intra-park cities service and transportation a fare of seven cents (7¢) for adults for single fares, or thirty cents (30g) for five (5) tokens, eack of which entitles an adult passenger to such intra-clties transportation. For similar intra-park cities service, said operators are authorized to charge children and said students three ceuts (3¢~ and the said Dallas Railway & Terminal Company shall issue transfers good for transportation exclusively between the two above described bus routes. The said Dallas Railway & Terminal Company is hereby required to maintain adequate sched- ules, satisfactory to the Board of Commissioners, for the aforesaid service and shall furnish to said Board, upon request, copies of such schedules from time to time and as frequently as requested. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect immediately upon its passage and shall continue in effect until changed by ordinance of the City of University Park. PASSED AND APPROVE~D THIS T~ NINETi~NTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1940. I~YOR 0I~ A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF C0~2~ISSIONERS 0F T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAP~ A?PROVING A MAINTENANCE' BOND OF DALLAS FOU~IDA TI ON COMPAI~, INCORPORATED, ON PAVING OF ~,~TCH?~TER DRIVE FROM LOVERS i~E TO THE AILEY NOR~ OF SOUTHWESTE~hN BODL~'VARD. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF C0~/!ISSIONE. RS OF 'YIiE CITY OF UNIVE~RSITY PARK, ThY. LiS; T~T ~intenance bo~, payable to the City of University Park in the s~ of ~E ~DRED H~T & 19/100 ($550.19) DOL~RS, executed by D~S F0~TION C0~A~, INCORPORAT~, a Corporation, as ~incipal, and ~TION~ S~ C01~, a Corporation organized under the ~ws of New York, and T.M. D~NOY, Dales, as S~eties, to assure the performance of the ~id ~incipal's agreement with certain proper- ty owners adjacent to the property beginning from north line of L~ers ~ne and north to the center line of the alley north of Southwestern Boul~ard on %%~TCH~T~ D~VE, and City of University Perk, to so construct and erect a five inch (5") reinfo~ed concrete pavement, and other work in connection therewith on W~H~TER DRIVE fr~ the north line of Loversq~ne north to ~e center line of the alley north of Southwestern Bou~vard, and that said Dallas ~o~dation Core. ny binds and obli~tes itself to so~nstruct said concrete pavement and to use such ~terials in the construction of same that it will be and re. in in good repair and condition for and during a period of five years from the final completion and accep~nce of the work by the City, and that at the end of the said period of five years, said pavement ~ll be in good and se~iceable condition, free f~m such defects as wo~d impair its usefulness as a roadway, BE ~D IT IS AP,?ROVED A~ ACCEDED. PASSE~ ~D ~P~ED ~S THE NI~T~TH DAY 0F ~BRUARY, 1940. ~ .............. ~'~Y OR. /'~ITY C~ AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COB,.~IISSIONERS OF T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, T~S, AUTHORIZING THE ~IAYOR TO ORDER AN ELECTION FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING A MAYOR AND ~,~0 COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, PROVIDING FOR THE MANNER, TEE AND PLACE OF HOLDING SUCH EL~TION$~ AUTHORIZING THE GIVING OF NOTICE AND THE E~[PLOYING OF ELECTION 0F~CERS. V~EREAS, Elbert Williams, as Mayor, has proclaimed and posted the following order: ~ STATE OF TEXAS ) CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK : COUNTY 0F DALLAS ) It is hereby ordered that an election be held within the City of University Park in the City Hall at 3800 University Boulevard, on the first Tuesday in April, being tho Second day of April, A.D., 1940, for the purpose of electing a Mayor and two Commissioners to serve as the Governing Body of the City of University Park for the ensuing two years until their successors are elected and qualified as pro- vided by law. For the purpose of holding such election the follo~ing persons are appointed: DR. H. H. GUICE , Presiding Judge; Associate Judge; .... , Clerk; Clerk; , Clerk; ., , C1 rk. The polls shall open at .~ght o'clock in the morning and close at Six o'clock in the evening of said date and absentee votes shall be taken and counted as provided, by law. Done this the Nineteenth day of February, ~.D., 1940, by virtue of my authority as Mayor and pursuant to provisions of l~. ~ MAYOR, CITY OF. UNIVERSITY PARKi 'T~A~', AP~, W~EAS, such order meets with the approval of~'.this Board of Commissioners and the follow- ing order is deemed to be in all things pr o~r; BE IT ORDAIneD BY THE BOARD OF CC~ISSION~ OF THE CITY OF UNIVEI{$ITY PARK: That an election be held as provided in the foregoing order in the manner provided by law, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized to do all acts and things necessary and proper to be done to hold a valid and legal election of a Mayor and two Commissioners as provided by law, and that if any supervisors be demanded,~, the Mayor shall select them aS' provided by law. BE IT FDRTH~ER ORDAINED; That the City Clerk be andhe is hereby empowered and instructed to issue the proper vouchers for the expense of holding the said election; THaT four voting machines shall be rented and used in such election; and, THAT the judges and clerks shall be paid the fees prescribed by law, not to exceed Ten Dollars (~10.00) for the Presiding Judge and Associate Judge, and Five Dollars ($5.00) per day for each Olerk. The powers and duties of such election officers are fixed and declared to be the same as fixed by the Statutes of the State of Texas. This ordinance shall be in effect and force after the time of its passage and the election shall be posted by the City Clerk as provided by the Statutes of the State of Texas. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE NIN~E.~TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.D., 1940. ~:~Y 0 R A HABOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COR.2,ESSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAMK AUTHORIZING PLACING, ~INT~L~_NCE AND OP~ATION OF TWO STREET LIGHTS, ONE AT T~ INTERSF~TION OF UhrIVA~RSITY BOULEVARD & LOMO ALTO DliIVE, AND ONE AT T~ INTERSECTION OF UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD & ARMSTRONG BOULEVARD. BE IT RESOLVe'BY TI~ BOARD OF CON~ISSIONERS; That under and ptu~suant to a contract with Dallas Power & Light Company for street lighting services, as authorized by a resolution now of record in Volume 2, Page 444, of the Ordinances of this City, ther~ be installed, forthwith and thereafter maintained and operated a street light at each of the following, intersections: UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD & LO, CO ALTO DRIVE UNIVERSITY BOULhVARD & ARNSTRONG BOULAA~ARD. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FI~TH~Ii~Y OF FEBRUARY, 1940. MAYOR AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COr~MISSIONARS OF THE CIIY OF UNIVERSITY PARK REGULATING TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY, FuE~UIRING OPERATORS TO BRING ALL MOTOR V~CLES MOVING NORTH OR SOUTH ON WESTCHESTER DRIVE TO A FLU~L AND CON~PLETE STOP BEFO~ PROCEEDING TO h/~T~ER OR CROSS Tt~ INTERSECTION OF W~TCH~TER IRI~ A~D UNIVERSti~f BOULEVARD, AND THE INTERSFETION OF DOUGLAS A~EkN3E AA~D LOVERS LANE, AND PROVIDING A PET~ALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~V~ISSIOI~UERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK TEX~,S; THAT stop signs be placed, on both the north and south sides of niversity Boulevard at the intersection of University Boulevard and ~'~estchester Drive, and on Douglas Avenue at the nor.th and south sides of Lovers Lane, within the City of University Park, and that.all persons while operating an auto- mobile, motorcycle, truck or other vehicle, be and they are prohibited from proceeding into or across either University Boulevard on Westchester Drive, or across Lovers Lane on DOuglas Avenue without first then and there brought and caused such motor vehicle or other vehicle to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop sign and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across University Boulevard, or Lovers Lane, without coming into contact or collision with any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object, then proceeding east or west on either University Boulevard or Lovers Lane. Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fin~ in any sum not to exceed One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars. This ordinance shall be effective i~mediately after its passage and publication, as re- quired by law, and if any part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall nevertheless be effective. PASS~ AND APPROVED THIS THE FI~TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1940. MAYOR. AN 0Pd)INANCE AI~£ING 2.8602 ACR~ OF LiND TO T~ CITY OF UNIMERSITY PARK ON PETITION OF E. ~7. PRINGLE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAtV~ TEXAS; THAT this Board of Commissioners find, and this Board does affirmatively fin~, that the City of Univ- ersity Park is a city which according to the last Federal Census has a population of more than 4,190 and less than 4,2~0 inhabitants, and that one, E. g. Pringle, being the sole owner and the only person or corporation having any interest in the land or territory hereinafter described, has executed and filed a pstition in writing requesting the annexation of the territory herein- after described to the City of University Park and further that the said petition was filed with the City Clerk of this city not less than five nor more than thirty days prior to the hearing conducted thereon at a regular session of the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, held in the ~ouncil Chamber of the City Hall on the Fourth day of ~,~arch, 1940, and that all arg~nuents for and against the said pttition have been heard and the Board of Commissioners Of the City of University Park is of the opinion that said petition should ~e granted and this Board of Corm~aissioners finds further that the land or territory hereinafter described is adjacent and contiguous to 'the present boundaries or limits of the City of University ~ark, and that the land or territory is vacant and without residents. THEREFORE, BE IT t~RTHER 0RDAIN~D BY THE BOARD OF CG,'~,,~ISSION~RS OF ~TtE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS; THAT, that certain land and territory being a certain tract or parcel of land lying, situated and being in Dallas County, ~tate of Texas, being less than one-half mile in width and being adjacent and contiguous to the City of University Park, Texas, and being described by metes an8 bounds as follows: BEGII~NG at a point in the dividing line between the A. Bledsoe ~urvey, Abstract /f88 and the S. Popplewell Survey, Abstract J~ll45, said point being 1645 feet north 0 degrees £ minutes east from the southeast corner of the A. Bledsoe Survey, said point also being the northeast corner of Potomac Park #Z, and addition to the City of University Park, D Dallas County, Texas; THENCE North 0 degrees, 20 minutes East along the dividing line of said surveys 325 feet to a point for corner; TH~fCE North 89 degrees 51 minutes West 367.8 feet to an iron pipe for corner at the east right-of-way line of the St. Louis & Southwestern Railway; T~.~NCE South 5 degrees 48 minutes West along said r~ilway right-of-way 326.6 feet to an iron pipe for corner, said point being the northwest corner of Potomac Park #$; THI:~T~CE South 89 degrees 51 minutes east along the north line of Potomac Park F3 a dist- ance of ~98.9 feet to the place of BEGI~fING.. THIS T~kCT CONTAINS 2.8602 ACRES OF Lf~fD, Be and it is received and annexed to and does hereby become a part of the City of University Park, and that the said land. and any future inhabitants thereof be and they are entitled to all the rights and privileges of other citizens of the City of University Park and shall be bound by the acts and ordinances of said city and have the duties with reference thereto as or. her citizens. BE IT FURTI~]R ORDAINED; That a copy of this ordinance, together with a copy of said petition be filed and recorded in the office of the ~ounty Clerk, Dallas County, Texas. PASSE]) AND APPROVED THIS THE FOUR. TH DAY OF [~J~RCH, 1940. MAYOR A RESOLU~0N 0F THE BOARD OF C0~'~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK ~[ENDING THE BUDGET FOR "/~ CURREkvf FISCAL YEAR. WHERrieS, and exigency which might not have been reasonably anticipated has arisen requir- ing that an mmendment of the Budget for the current fiscal year be made: BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF C0.~iISSIOR~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK; TH~.T the Budget for the current fiscal year be and it is hereby amended as follows: There is hereby appropriated Five Hundred & No/100 $500.00) Dollars from the net revenues of the ~/~'ater Department for the purchase of a new motor vehicle. PASSED A~H) APPROVED THIS THE FOUR~H DAY OF M~RCH, 1940. ~C I ~i~f CLERK. I~ Y 0 R A RF~SOLUTION OF ~I~E BOARD 0F C0~,/~,ISSIONERS 0F THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PA~ ,~PPROVING A ~[&INT~,I~CE BOND 0F~TEL~S Bt~ULITHIC COMPANY 0N PAVING OF R~EDALE AVI~UE FROM ~ ~ST END 0F T~ PRES~T PAVING WHICH IS APPROXL~TELY ONE HU~RED FI~'TY FEET WEST 0F ~E ~/EST LINE 0F CLEB'U~E STREET T0 ITS INTERSEC~0N ~'ITH TH~; WEST LINE 0F COIT ROAD. BE IT ~SOLVED BY Tt~] BOARD OF CO~$.,~ISSIONERS OF THE OITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK; That mainten- ance bond payable to the City of University Park in the sum of~0NE ~0LBAND FIVE Hb~NDRED (~1,500o00) DOLLARS execrated by the~Texas Bitulithic Company, a Corporation duly incorporated under the laws of the Sta'~e of i:~est' Virginia, and having a permit to do business in Texas, as Principal, and massa chusetts Bonding & Insurance Company, a 8orporation organized under the laws of the State of Massa- chusetts and having a permit to do business in Texas, as Surety, to assure the performance of said Principal's agreement~to so construct and erect a hot asphaltic concrete topping one (1") inch thick on a five (5") inch reinforced concrete base, and other work in connection therewith, on Roseda!e Avenue from the east end of the present paving which is approximately one hundred fifty (150') feet west of the west line of 61eburne Street to its intersection with 'the west line of Colt Road, in the City of niversit~ Park, said Texas Bitulithic Company binds and obligates itself to so construct said asphaltic concrete pavement and to use such [:~aterials in the construction of same that it will be and remain in good repair and condition for and during a period of five years from the final campletion 39 and acceptance of the work by the City of University Park, and at the end of said period of five years, said pavement will be in good and serviceable condition free from such defects as would im- pair its usefulness as a roadway, BE AkrD IT IS APPROVED AlfD ACCEPT~Do PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FOU~H DAY OF ~RCH, 1940 o ? CITY CLHRK. ['Ak Y 0 R. M{ ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF C01g'!ISSIOh~RS ~\~NDING TP~ ZONING ORDI~iI~E OFTH~.~ CITY OF ULriVERSITY PAP~f FOR THE PURPOSE OF CHA~NGING THE 0RDINAhl~E SO AS TO CLASSIFY LOT 1, BLOCK B, SAINT ANDRF,~S PLACE ADDITION AS A PART OF T~ APARTM,~'-~ USE DISTRICT A2'TD TH?~ "B" AREA DISTPuICT. WHEREAS, the owners of Lot 1, Block B, and Lots 1, £, Z and 4 of Block D, St. Andrews Place Addition to the City of University l~mrk, Texas, have requested a change in the zoning classi- fication of said lots to permit their use for business purposes, and, pursuant to such request the Zoning Commission of this City has been requested to consider the zoning classification of such property and to recommend such changes as to said Commission seem proper; and, W~ERE~S, the Zoning Co~ission, after publishing notice for more than fifteen days, has held a public hearing and at the conclusion of such hearing has recommended that no change be made in the zoning classification of said property and that its use be restricted to the uses permitted in a Single-Family Dwelling District; and, ~TtEREAS, after publishing notice for more than fifteen days, the Governing Body of this City has held a public hearing and has considered the reccmmendatlon of the Zoning Commission and the request of the property owners for change in classification, and has considered the uses to which said property is adaptable and is of the opinion and affirmatively finds that at the con- clusion of such public hearing that Lot i of Block B in St. ~¢ndrews Place Addition is adaptable to the uses permitted in the Apartment Ese District and the other properties herein mentioned are adaptable to uses permitted in a Single-Family [hvelling District, and that the following ordinance is in all things proper: BE IT 0RDAI~D BY THE BOARD OF C0~,~,~ISSIONERS OF THE CI~ OF UNIVERSITY PARK; That the Zoning Ordinance of this City, of record in Volume 4, Pages21 through ~9, be and it is hereby amended by changing the zoning map, which is a part of the said ordinance, in such manner as to classify Lot l, Block B, St. Andrews Place Addition as a part of the "B" Area District of this City thereby making said Zoning Ordinance effective to govern the said property in accordance with the terms and provisions of said Ordinance as applicable to the "B" Area District and Apartment Use District. PASSED BY T~ UNANIMOUS VOTE OF ALL M~ERS OF tTqE BOARD OF CO~'~[SSI 0NERS AND A'°.,, PROVmD'O ~th DAY OF ~/~RCH, A.D-, 1940. ~,~YOR A R~OLb~ION OF TH:~ B&%RD 0F C0i~:lv~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UT,TI~M~RSITY PARK, T~i?XAS, A~¥aRDI~,~~ ~ CONTRACT FOR 0F~ICIAL PUBLICATION FOR THE PERIOD ?~RCH 19~ 1940 TO S~T~:~SER ~0, 1940, OR UN~L A SUCCESSOR IS A.~ ~-OI~,,T.:~ OR SELECTED. BE IT RE~OLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~,,B~SSI0~RS OF THE CITY OFUNIVERSI~£ PA~( That the bid of Cecil Rhodes as publisher of the HI~L~D &UL~VERSITY PARK N,~¥S, a newspaper of general circu- lation printed and circulated in University Park, to serve as the Official Publication of this City for the period ending September $0, 19~0, to publish at a rate of Four Cents (4¢) per line per issue for 5~ point agate type, be and it is hereby accepted; and, THE HIOHL~.ND & UT~VE~SITY PARK NEWS is hereby made the Official Publication of the City of University ?ark for the period beginning ~arch 19, 1940, and endin~.g September ~0~ 19~0, and to serve until its successor has been appointed. PASS ~ A~fD APPROVED ~.~Io THE 18th DAY OF MARCH, 1940. A RESOLUTION OF T?~E BOARD OF CCt'D.~ISSIONERS OF TIt£ CITY OF ~IIVERSITY P~LRK, ~'~I~o, AU~ORIZING P~CING, MAT~T~'~KTON ~D OPE~'I~ON OF STREET LIGHTS "~ V" o OL{ ~RIOUo C0~%~ WITHIN THE CI~. BE IT ~SOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~,.~,~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY Pf~I{, T~S; THAT under and pursuant to a contract with Dallas Power & Light Company for street lighting services as authorized by a resolution now of record in Vol~e 2, Page 444, of the Ordin~ces of this City, there be instated forthwith ~d thereafter maintained and operated, street lights at the follow- ing intersections: LOH0 '_LT0 & [-~NOVER LOMO ALTO a BRYN DUR~d?! & BRYN DURhaM & H~NOVER DU~kM & PURDUE DUi~2~M & STk NFORD AND APPROVED THIS TI{2 18th DAY OF k'~RCH, 1940. MAYOR AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF C0~,/~'IISSI0.NERS OF ~i.~ CITY OF bnfIVE~ITY PARK ~:~PEALING AN 0RDII~NCE ADOPTED ~,~:~RCH'20, 1939, 0RD i~I~,,.,~ STOP SIGNS ~MkC~D 0N DOUGLAS AVEI~ AT THE NORTH AND SOUTH SIDES OF UUIVERSITY BOULLlrARDo BiZ IT ORDAI}JED BY THE BOAP~ OF CO}~,e4ISSIONE_~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PP~tK; TI~kT, 7~IfE~AS, on blarch 20, 1939, an ordinance was adopted by the Board of Co~m~issioners instructing that stop signs be placed on Douglas Avenue at the north and south sides of Oniversity Boulevard,; and, ,,_~t~it~mu, it now appears that it is advisable that the said stop signs be removed, NO]f, THEREFORE, BE IT ORD INED BY 11~ BOARD OF CO}~3/IISSIONE~i; OF THE CI'Nf OF UNIVERSITY PA~, That that ordinance adopted March 20, 1939, ordering stop signs placed on Douglas Avenue at the north and south sides of University Boulevard be and it is hereby repealed, r~ade null and void, and it is further ordered that said stop signs be removed. PASSED ~:'-2~!) APPROVED ~IIS TH~ 18th DAY OF }.&%RCH, 1940. L'~N ORDINANCE OF TP~ BOARD OF C CA~IlSS!ON~ OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY rANK, TEY~S, R~UI~TING TRAFPIC IN SAID CITY~ REQUIRING OPERATO[tS TO BRING ALL MOTOR V~ICLB MOVIND Yi%ST OR DEST ON L~NIVERSITY BOULEVARD TO A FULL STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ~,~TSR 0~ CROSS THE INTERSECTION OF UNIV- ERSITY Bf/Ov~R(%RD A}~ DOUGI,%S AV~NLVi, AND PROVIDING A P~diTY FOR T~tE VI OIz~TION T~EREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY T~ BOARD OF CO~;"2~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAt~<, TBI~AS; That stop signs be placed on both the east and west sides of Douglas avenue on University Boulevard, within the City of ~niversity Park, Texas, and that all persons while o~}erating an automobile, motorcycle, or other vehicle, be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed on University Boulevard into or across the intersection of University Boulevard and Douglas Avenue, without having first then and there brough and ceused such motor vehicle, or other vehicle, to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop sign and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across Dot. las Avenue without coming into contact or collision with any other ~ehicle, if any, or with any person or other object then proceeding north or south on Douglas Avenue. Anysne violating any part of this ordinance shall upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a mis- demeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any susa not to exceed One Hundred Dollars (::?100.00). . This ordinance shall be effective in,mediately after its passage and publication as required by law and if any part thereof be held to be invalid, t~;e remaining portion thereof shall nevertheless be effective. '~°S'?n~:~,~ .~.,~ ~&~D:., APPROVE]D THIS THE 18th DiOr 0F ~RCH, 1940 4i A ~SOLbTION OF THE BOARD OF C01¥~2,,:ISSI0~YERS OF ~]'E CITY OF L$~IV:~SITY PARK, T~S, APPOINTING MR. STANLEY PATTERSON AS A ~'~BER OF ~: CITY- PlAN OF THE CITY OF UNIVEP~I?f PARK, T),~iAS, TO C0~IPI,ETE ~E DI~ETW_PIRE~ T~ OF MR. WOOD W. GIBBARD, WHO I~S MOVED FR~ THE CITY. BE IT R~0LVED BY ~'E BOARD OF COR[~[ISSI0~YERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVEP~$ITY PARK, TE~'~S, That ~,[R. STANLEY PATT~SON be and he is hereby appointed and made a member of the Plan 0omzaission of University Park, Texas, to serve the unexpired term of ~k'. ~'¥ood 9~. Gibbard who resigned when he moved from the City, which term expires December 17, 1941. PASSE9 AND APROVE~D THIS THi~] 18th DAY 0F },,~RCH 1940. ~YOR A ~0LUTION G~kNTING SPi~IAL" w' ~,-~', ~AT.~R I~%TE F0R ±n.s ShR'~{SR SEASON OF 1940. BE IT R~0LVED BY THE BOARD OF C0~,~V[ISSIONERS OF T~HE CITY OF L~IVERSI?f PARK: Tt~T, without repealing or permanently amending any Ordinance now in effect, with reference to water service charges and collections thereof, that as a special rate for the summer season of 1940 the charges for water service, in the City of University ?ark, on all bills rendered .during the months of May to October inclusive, be at the rate of Thirty Cents (~.30) per thous'and-(1,000) gallons for each of the first four thousand (4,000) gallons and at the rate of ~wenty Cents (~.20) per thousand (1,000) gallons for all water consumed in excess of four thousand (4,000) gallons, and that the present Ordinances, with reference to the subject matter hereof, otherwise remain in full force and effect. PASSE~ ~ID APPROVED THIS T~ 18th DAY OF ~,,C&RCH, 1940. A~.~ 0RDII,L~2~CE OF THE BOARD OF C0~vg,.~ISSIONERS 0F THE CIT? OF UI'~V~SITY PARK APPOI~,~IIfG A BOARD 0F AD wr°m~;'t~ ............... ~'~.~ BY T½£ BOARD OF CO~:ISSIONERS OF THE CITY 0F URIV~RoITY PAP/~ That the followirg persons who are ~u~lified under the law to serve as such be and they are hereby appointed to serve as members of and to constitute the Board of Adjustment of the City of University Park for the term ending December 17, 1941. A. L. SIZ. UGI-~ H. E. YARBROUGH L. B. M~CHANT R. CLIh'T WALLIS E. D. MOUSON, JR. Compensation of said members is hereby fixed at ~ ~5.00 per each meetin~ attended. ~,~u A?~ APPROVED ~-[IS THE 18th ~ OF ~RCH, 1940. ~YOR / 42 A R~30LUTION OF THN BOARD 0F COM},,FTSSi0Nf. RS OF THE CITY OF UNNERSI~ PA~,i A~HOi{ZING TNS S~- STITL~I0~I 0F UNITED S~_~T~ T~SURY BILLS IN T~ PRINCIPAL SN~{ 0F 0N~i ~DRED FOR%Y TH0~S!~ND DOL~RS BY HliiCRFST S~TE ~( F0R ~L 0Tt~R C0~TE~L !-~RETOF0i~ ~EDGED Pr ~ CITY DE- POSITORY AN~ APPROVING THE COLLATEFa~ AS SUBSTt~ED BY Ti~ DEPOSITORY AS BEING I~EQUA~. BE IT RESOLVED BY T~ BOARD OF CO};9~flISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF N~riVERSITY P~hRK, TF/OkS: TiXflkT thi~, Board finds~ and it does affirmative finds, that Trust Receipt No. 20054 , issued the Third day of April, 19~6~ by the First Nat onal Bank in Dallas in favor of the City of University Park~ Texas, covering ~ollateral }ledged byv the _~llqrest State Bank~ Dallas, Texas, covering deposit of United States Treasury b~lls due ~{ay 22~ 1940, bexnt B~ll No. 182735 in the sv~ of :~,100~000.00, and Bills Nos. 321366-7-8-9.,. each in the sum of ~10~000.00, and each due May 22~ 1940, beiN~ in the'~ aggregate sum of {~.i~0'000o00~ be and are accepted as adequate collat- eral fox' all }urposes and the pledge of 5_aid 9ollateral puRsnant to that certain depository agreement heretofore executed on the Twent ,~Second day of XP~il, 1939'~"by the Hillcrest State Ban} cualified as the depository for' the funds of this City, be and it ~s in all things approved; BE IT FURT~2~R RESOLVED BY TNE BOARD OF C0~;~,]ImoiC, f,SE[G OF THE CITY OF UI,FiVT~RSITY PAP~(, that all other collateral, save and except that herein described be and it is released~ and the said depository is hereby authorized to withdraw all collateral heretofore pledged. PASSED ~,ID APPROVi~D THIS ,r~,,~ FIleT DAY OF APRIL, 1940. A Ri~0LUTION OF T'~; BOARD OF CG'/ii?ISSi0NERS 0F ~iE CITY OF Di'{IV~RSI~Y PAR}[ AUTHORIZING PL&~NG, i'v~INT~ZIAi~CE AI',~ OPERATION OFo~R~"~ '~-~m LIG!T AT '£Ii~ I}TPERSECTION OF SP~iNANDOAH AI/~SNI/E' ~ ~ ~-k~'~ LOMO ALTO DRIVE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD 0F C0~I,'!ISSI0?NERS That,under and pursuant to a contract with Dallas Pmver& Light Company for stre:t lighting service, as authorized by a resolution now of record in Vol~ae 2, Page 444, of the Ordinance Records of 'this City, there be installed forthwith and thereafter maintained and operated a ~mst-arm type street light at the following intersection: S~YE ~HkNDOAH AViiNUE & LOM0 ALTO DRIInE PASSED '~{D APPROVED THIS 1st DAY OF APl{IL, 1940o i,,~YOR AN 0RDINA}~E ~,~,~.IN~ UNOCCUPIED L~'$ 0~NED BY 7I W. CARUTH C0~,~AINING 10o4164 ACRES ~DJ0iNIN,.~ ~IE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK° ~tE ~REAS, W. Wu CARUTH~ did on the 20th day of March, 1940, file with the City Clerk of the City of University Park, Texas, a petition requesting the annexation of the territory hereinafter described, by the City of Unive~'sity Park; and~ :./,~R~2%S, according to the last preceding Federal Census the City of University Park had a population of 4200 inhabitants, which is more than 4190 and less than 4250 inhabitants; and, Wt~%S, after diligent inquiry this Board believes and affirmative finds that the said petitioner is the sole owner of 811 the property herei~mfter described and that he is the only person having any interest in such land and territory sought to be annexed, and further that there are no inhabitants residing on the said lands or within the territory sought to be annexed and such lands are entirely unoccupied~ and, !,~,%iER~[S, the said petition has been on file more than five days and less than thirty days; and ~ 7~-~R~kS, the Governing Body of the City of University Park has held a pu~:lic hearing at its regular meeting place at a regular meeting of the Board of Conm~issioners of the City of University Park and has considered all the evidence adduced at such hearing and has considered the arguments for and against the granting of the said petition and is of the opinion that such petition should be granted: NTOW, T?tE~EFORE, BE IT,~,,- ,~.~_'"~on"'rl'~..:~.~ BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONTERS OF tide CITer OF UNIVERSITY , TiE, lAS, T%kT, that certain tzmct or parcel of lard lying, situated and being in Dallas County, Texas, described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGI~ING at a point in the intersection of the east line of Durham Street and the south line of alley north of Purdue, said point also being the northwest corner of Lot 24, Block 13~ Replat of Caruth Hills Addition, as recorded in Vol~e V, ~ge 117. of the D~Ias Cowry ~ap Records; T~NCE westerly 8S0 feet crossing Durh~ Street an5 along present City Limits which is the south line of a 14.5 foot alley no~th of Purdue Street to the intersection with the east line of Airline Head. said point else being the north~ ~ Block 14 of Repla~ of Caruth Hills ~ddi~ west corner of Lot Tt~NCE northerly 224.5 fe~t, along the east line of ~irline Road to the int~r- section with the no~th line of I~nover Street; T~NCE westerly 60 feet, crossing Airline Road to the intersection of the wes~ line of ~irline Road, said point being in the present City Limit li~, and 2.5 feet south of the southeast corner of Lot 19~ Block ~, of ~niversity Heights Addition, as recorded in Vol~e ~, page S~S, of the Dallas County ~ap Records; THENCE southerly 012.0 feet along the west line of ~irline Road to a point in the present City Limit Line~ ~CE easterly 60 fe~t crossi~ Airline Road and alo~ the ~esent City L~mit line to a point in the east line of ~irline Roads TH~CE southerly 200 feet along the east line of ~irline Road and the present City Limit line to a point lying ~8 feet south of the north line of Stanford Street as shown in Replat of Ca.th Hills~ THs~L easterly 8S0 feet, Z8 feet south of and ~arallel to the north line of Stanford and along the present City Limit line to the intersection of the east line of Durham Street; ~CE northerly $2S.~ feet along the east line of D~ham Street crossing Purdue Street to the intersection with the south line of an alley north of P~due Street, said point being the point of BEGI~ENG. This tract contains 10~lO~ acres of l~ an8 is not wider than~ nor longer than one-half mile. BE ~{D IT IS HERE~ ~E~D T0 ~D ~DE A PART 0F THS CI~_'~V 0F N'~IVERSITY PA~, Texas, and the said land and any future inhabitants thereof shall be and they are entitled to all of the rights and p~vileges of other citizens of the City of University Park~ Texas, and shall be bound by the acts and ordinhnces of such City. ~ASS~ ~D APPROV~D THIS THe 1st DAY 0F AP~, 19~0. ~AYOR ..... ~D~-.~ ~R Td;E FISCAL ~0R ~; CON,~ID.~.:t. II,. ~,~ o~AT~D %,', TNZS RESOLUTION, ~:~ L~3~,?]NDING ~-!E ~" ~'~'~ ~nU.?~'~v~.,.,~,. _ YEAR T0 ~'~PPROPRIL:kTi~ RE;DS FOR ~i~ n~ ? - ~: ~n ~o.~:~ 0F PAYIN,~ SUC~ CONSIDE~e%Tt ~._~S, an exigency has arisen which might not reasonably have been. anticipated in that nmmerous unexpecte~ zoning con~rovers~s have arisen and suits have been filed attacking the validity of the classifi~tion of the Zoning M~p and of the Zoning Ordinance thereby creat- ing an in. retire necessity for the amendment of the bud~et for the current fiscal year and the followin~ Resolution is deemed in all things proper and to the best advantage and interest of this City: NE IT R~S)LV~D BY THE BOARD 0P C0~vPISSION RS 0F ~N CI?Z 0F LT~ERSI~ P~m~ That Harland Bartholomew, of St. iouis, ]~issouri~ be and he is hereby employed to make a zoning survey of the City of University Park, to make a complete study of ~ning classification~ ordinances and plan of this City, to prepare ~ps shorting land use, population density and build- ing trends with a complete an~lysis of l~d use and the es~mated requirements for each major l~d use for the next twenty years and to review, co~m~edd and offer suggestions on the complete city pl~ now being prepared by L~yers ~, Noyes, to assist ~his City in maintaining a proper comprehensive zoning plan; and for Harland Bartholomew to ~ke as many as four trips~ if de~n~ed necessary by the City ~ttorney, to testify in zoni~ cases agsinst thisCity~ the total mnnber of days to be spent on such trips and givi~ such testimony not to exceed fifteen days~ for all of 44 which this City shai1 pay the said Harland bartholomew a fee of Two Thousand Five HunJred Dollars ([~£~500o00) plus expenses ~;hich shall include traveling exper~ses, supplies and miscellaneous items, and compensation of his associates and employees at the following per diem rates: Associate City PLanner Assistant City Plamner Field :depresentat ire Drafts~mn, First Class Draftsman ~ Second Class ~$25o00 per day ~[.:15~00 per day [.~10.00 per day {~10o00 per day 7.50 per day. the total cost of such fee and expenses not to exceed Six Thousand Dollars (~}6~000o00). Sai~ consideration -to be payable as follows: The ex'oenses to be payable monthly upon receipt and approval of bills therefor, and the ;~2,500.00 fee to be payable ~7500.00 irmuediately, ~!~000.00 on July 15, 1940, and ~i~1~000.00 upon completion of the work° ~ IT }liRTHER RESOLVED BY TH:i BOARD OF CON~.t,.~olOL~tV~, That the Budget for the current fiscal yet, be and it is amended so as to aepropriate the s~uu of Six Thousand Dollars (j!}6,000oO0} from the General i"und for the ourpose of paying -the cost of the work hereinabove outlined. PASSED ~/f~'~ APPROVa~ TM.~: .... ±:~ THE 8th DAY OF /~PRIL~ 1940. ?,iAy OR 0i~D~I.~.,.,u L~ TIlE BOARD OF C~:~'l~' o~ 0F THS U~,'L,'._,o o~. OHS RS _ C I .~ ~ OF Ui'~'N ERSI TY ~ T2iJ(AS: Tha~ %he~ 0erSein Ordinance ~dopted Hay 18~ 1951, en%i~led: 'tAN C,.~DIL~ s RiGULATI}~. %I{E C '~':-'~ '~'~ ~ ~l 'l~'~' .......... "" ~'~; ...... '~' UIL,I~.~-,. , ~ROTIDI~,.G FOR ~Z~E LID,~'~T~ .JI~N'{ THE CITY 0~ b~i~ERSZ~ tR~oCRIBI~,~,~ Pi~2%~ATIES wOR VI ()i~LTI be and it is; hereby amended so that instead of Section ? t.hereof reading as originally adopted the said Section ? thereof shall and does hereby become, read and is as follows: · ~ .... (25}~) or over of the lots of any block in the (a) /henever twenty-five Der ce:~wn ~_ty of University Park have been improved, all buildins:s hereafter erected on ,adjoining lots, must face the said street or avenue on which the said twenty-five or more per centmn of improved properties have faced and shall mmintain the same frontage when not specifically prohibited by the Loning Ordinance of this City. (b) i~henever any lots are laid off by any plat oz' platted showing a frontage for said lots on any street, avenue or boulevard in the City of University Park, all buildin~is erected on same shall and must kee~ their frontage on said street, avcn'~;e or boulevard so as 'to conform to thefronta~o:e of 'the lots shown on tony auch plat. (c) 2henever a lot in this City is laid off~ designated, platted or dedicated by any or plat filed, or qualified by law for filing in the ?lap and Plat ~-ecords of Dallas County, 2exas, so as to be a corner lot~ its width shall be and is the front; ead the length is the side, so that -the said lot faces and is hereby declar~d to have its frontage on and toward the street, avenue or boulevard along which the least n~nber of feet of its boundary are contiguous, and any building hereafter erected shall and must face and maintain its frontage on the street such lot so faces° (d) The height of a building or portion of a buildin~~ shall be measured from the average established grade at the street led line, or from 'the average natural ground level, if higher or if' no street 8?ade has been established, to -the hi~:hest point of the roof's surface if a flat surface; to the deck line of mansard roofs; or to 'the mean height level between eaves and ridge for hip and gable roofs. In measurinfl the height of a buildimg~ the follo~,~in:2 structures shall be excluded: chimneys, coolinF towers, elevator bulkheads, :~mnthouses, tanks, water' towers, radio towers, orna- mental cupolas, domes or spires, and parapet walls not exceeding, four feet (4') in height° (e) ?o frame buildin¥ hereafter erected or altered in this City..,~.~"~''~_._~ exceed thirty-five feet in height. (f) No building hereafter erected v/ithin the cor~oorate limi-ts, having walls of hollow buildim: -tile or' concrete blocks, shall exceed three stories, or thirty five feet in height; and no building hereafter erected or altered shall exceed four stories, or fifty feet in height, unless it be of fire~roof construction, when it shall not exceed ten stories or one hundred twenty-five feet feet. 4S (g) The ~loor area between fire v;alls of non-fireproof buildinffs shell not exceed the following: 7, hen immediately conti~uous to one street~ five thousand souare feet; when contiguous to two streets, si~ tho'o~and sguare feet; and when contic~uous to three streets, seven thousand five hundred square feet. Zhese area limits may be increased under the following conditions as indicated: Eot non-fire~roof buildings fully eauipped v, ith a'ooroved automatic sprinklers Yet fireproof buildings not exceeding 1~$ feet in height $0'~. For fireproof buildings not exceedin{-!i 12S feet in height, i~lly equipped with automatic s'orinklers, 100~} (h) ]-~efore any building is constrmcted, a eermit shall be obtained from the bu~la~ne · o~f].c,~r before issuing said permit to reouire that inspector, and it shall be the duty of the said ~-' , the provisions of 'this 0rd-inance, as amended, shall be fully observed. (i) ~n:T person or corporation violating 'the~ e .~ ..... o of this crdinance sheil be subject to ti~e penalty prescribed in the original ordinance hereby mnended. P~":P3~'~ .k}?D ~O?PROViD i'SIS ~'~-~= tSth DAY 017 ~PPdL, a. Do 1940. 'Ti'HSP2%~; and election z, as duly held in the City of University ~.~ k~ County of Dallas, State of ~exas, on the £nd day of ,~pril~ 19~0~ for -the purpose of electing a },{ayor and two Corn issioners to serve for the ensuir~ tv,,o years in the City of University Parkt Texas~ and, i ! ~ ....... ~ .> the. returns of ~aid election have been dt~ly made to and canvassed by me in ray official caoacity as Yiayor of said City of University Pa_~ and such returns have also been duly canvassed by the Ooard of Con~aissioners of.' said Oity; and, ,,n..:~ ,~o, it appears therefrom that at said election 523 votes were cast of which follovrin~Z named persons received the votes set opposite their names: the For Mayor, Elbert 'Jilliams, received 323 votes ?or Corrm~issioner, Lynn V. mawther, received 320 votes For Co~v~niasioner, E. Glenn },,'!artin~ received 319 votes -~=-~,r~.,~::,~,~:~o, it further appears therefrom tb~at -the said Elbert ~illiams was duly elected Mayor of the City of ~niversity Park, and dc:, further declare the said L}nn Vols. wther and Eo Glenn Fartin to be the duly elected Co~r~:~issioner~:, of said City of University Park. YT[IS ORDER IS i,{ADE f~J'YD 6NT;iRED BY NE upon th~-~ minutes of the reGard of Oormnissioners of the City of Univers,~ty ]Park, Iexaso 1940. '.,ITNG, S f,.'l£ [%iND CTM SEi~L of 'the City of University n ~ T o _ .~, ~.ar:~ ex~s~ 't-,his the 29th day of April~ sO:RD 0F o .............. OF q-~-' 'i:1~¥ 0F UNIVERSITY PAf~(~ T~LC'~S.~ APPi~%{N0 THE · ,~a~u,.,a,.~,~o, S}lbert ~illia~ haviN~ been e~,ected, at an election hold in ~'on~s' C~ty on the Second day of April, 19%0, to N~m~ office of Mayor~ h?s filed an oath of office and bond with B~ Felix Harris and Eo Bo Germany as Sureties~ as reauired by law; and, Eo Glenn iqartin having been elected as a Oo~r~issioner of the City of 0niversity Park and filed his earth a'::d bond conditioned as required by law~ with David Metz_gar and i~. G. Ounnolls as Sureties; and~ Lynn V. Lawther having been elected as a Co.emlssioner of th6 City of Oniversit ? Park and file4 his oath and bond as rec,,uirer! by law, ~?,'ith Joe ~o "awther and ;~o C. Huggins as S~kre ti es } I'I0!/(, THERSFGkE, B.~ IT ~o~Lv aD BY T~ B0k?i} 0F CO ....... I.~SION~tS 2%1i5 CITY OF N"~IVERSI%Y t~{I~{; that the oath and bond of Elbert i~illie~ns~ S. Glenn i'v!artin and Lynn V. ~awtner'~ ~ be and they are in all thing's approved es_d accepted and the said albert ~'~illiams is hereby declared duly elected and cualified as mayor of this City~ and Eo Glenn Nartin a'.!d Lynn V. Lawther te have bee dilly elected and qualified as Co~saissioners of the 0i'ty of University Park. z~o.~a.l.; ' APPROVi!}D %!lis THE 29th DAY OF A,RiIL~ 1.940. rd? 0RDt?A~CE OF TItE BOARD OF COMMISSIONU. tRS OF THE CITY OF E~?IVERSITY PARK, T'.~VhlS, RiiGULkTING TI~%'~FFIC IN SAID CITY~ PSi [UIRI~[C 0R:iiNTORS T0 BRING A!~L MOTOR VP~i!CL~ H0~f!NO 5:[EST 0K E?.:SPS0}~ AVt~b~EE T0 A ]:,t~iiL STOP BEFORE PROC ED!HO T0 EHT.ER 0R CROZS THZ INTERSECTION 0P 2,1}:Z~0N AV_;}TOUi Z~'~D ~UGI,AS A~2'}UE~ AND PROYIDIN8 A RZUATY FOR ~i~-~ VIOLAPION Tt~REOF. BE IT 0RDx:~i [~D BY Ti~3] BOARD 0F C0i'.,'iHIOSI01{;iqS OF THE CITer Oii' UNIVERSITY PA'~(, T.~AS; TPmt stop sigrn be placed on ~rs_ePson ~:venue at the east side of Dou{~las /'~venue, within the City of ~nivePsity Park~ and that all persons operating an autemobile, motorcycle~ oP other vehicle be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed on ~merson Avenue into or across the intersection cf Emerson ~-~venue and Douglas ~venue~ without having first then and there brought and caused such motor vehicle, or other vehicle~ to come to a full and complete stop at and to the ri6ht of the said stop sign and ~hus r~aain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across Douglas Avenue without cmuing into contact or collision wi th any other person or object then proceedir~S north oz' south on Douglas ~venueo fknyone violating any part of this ordip~ance shall upon conviction be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject -to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred Dollars~ ( !! too.oo This ordinance shall be effective irmmediately after its passage and publication as required by law, and if any ?err 'thereof be held to be invalid~ the remaining portion thereof shall nevertheless be effective~ PESSED A?O APPRGILD THIS 'i'Ht~ 29th DAY OF APPdiL~ 1940. MAYOR 4V B'Z IT RESOLV ~D BY THE BOAi© OF CO}S'~(ISS!0Ni2~S; That maintenance bond payable to -the City of University Park in the sum of T//0 THOUSA}~ DOLLARS (i~8~000.00)~ e~ecuted by Dallas l:oundation Company, Inc., a Ooreoration duly incorporated under the laws of the State of Texas, as Principal and National Surety Corporation~ a Co~poration orgsmized under the laws of the State of New York~ and To ?,(. Delanoy, as Sureties~ to assure the oerformance of -the said Principal's agreement with the addacent property owners to so construct and erect a Six Inch (6") reinforced concrete ment with monolithic curis, and other work in connection therewith on: 1. Greenbrier Drive beginninc~ at the east pro:.erty line of Durham Street thence east 225 feet and bein~ ,537 feet in width; i3eginnir~z approximately at th.e north F operty line of Southwestern Bou].evard~ thence north 536 feet crossin{;~ and including{ east one-half of intersection of Greenbrier to the south -?roperty line of alley north of @reenbrier Drive and bain{ the east 13.5 feet of pavin on DUi-~,.~ STR}~T; Beginning at the south property line of alley north of' ~nherst ~treet on DURit/E',{ STi~ET thence north 700 feet crossing and. includin.'i Stanford Street and Purdue Street intersections to the north property line of alley north of.R~.rdue and bein[~ 27 feet in width~ Be6irmin{3 at the north property line of' alley north of Purdue Street on DUi-.~Ez~.'i STREET, thence no th 160 feet to south property line of Hanover Street and being-the east 13.5 feet of a ' p _~v ~. ng; ieginning at the center line of Airline Road and ]Purdue Street, including the east one-half of -the intersection~ thence east on Purdue Street 800 feet -to the west line of Durham Street and being: 27 ]'eet in width. Said Dallas i'oundation Corapany~ Inc. binds arid obligates itself to so construct said con- crete pavement and to use such materials in the construction of ss~me that it will be and remain in {!iced repair and condition for and during a f;eriod of five years from the final completion and acceptance of the work by the City of University Park, and at the end of said period of five years, said pavamont will be in pood and serviceable condition free fram~ such defects as 'u~ou!d impair its usefulness as a roadway~ BE JdTD IT IS /al;PROVED 2._1~ ACCEPTED. PAS SE D '~ "'" :~u',iD APPROViLD TNIS T}ii] 29th ~TDMf 0F AR~ L, 1940 BE IT ORNklN.LD BY THi~ B{bfl~D OF COi\lt~I 3SIONERS 0i, iP}:~ CITY OF UNIVERSI~ P&RK, T!~LS; That ~ahst 'Certain ordinance passed and approved May S~ 19Z8~ by which Section "C' of that certain ordinance entitled: 'AN OiOIUANC OF E~E}2 BOXPO OF CON{ :ISSIOIffERS OF -~!S Ct~ OF Ti'}IVERSITY i%'~2~ TEXAS~ A}I~iNDtNG AN 0~OIl'Ld'ffCE N::OVIDINO FOR ,igniTER RATES ,k]',%) (307~AININO OTT-~R PROVISIONS AS S%,~T~D IN iNE BODY OF %HIS ordINANCE~' be and it is hereby repealed~ and that Section "C' as ori~:inally adopted and now recorded in VolLm~e 2, Page 422~ of the Ordinance Records of -this City, be and it is hereby reinstated and is in full force and effect, except, ana except only, that the censure r shall be allowed twenty (20) days following the mailin84 of the statement to pay the water and sewer charge~ without penalty, and Section 'C'~ does and shall read and be in effect as fo~lows: (c) That it shall be the duty of the },.lanai!er of' the !aterworks and Sewerage Department to mail out monthly statements to ail constzmers showing the amom~t ci~rged under this or'ginance for water and sewer service for the 'thirty day ~ riod' '0Pier to ' ~ . t~ mailing of such statement, The consuraer shall be allowed twenty (20) days followin~l the ~ailing of the statement to pay the water and sewer char{~es without penalty. After the twentieth day gol!owin~{ the~y of mailir~{~, a ten ocr cent (10~) 'oenalty sha].l be added on both the water and seweraf,~e cb.areas I~' the consumer has not o ..... ...... p~a tm.:. bill 25 days after the date of mailing, it shall be the duty of the manager of the /,'aterworks and Sewerage Department to cut off the watsr supply from such consumer until delinquent statement has been paid in full in addition to the 10'/~ penalty as ' n~retozoPe mentionedo 29 t h Di'g£ 0F APRI L~ 1940. }:AYOR A..~ ,~:u~: ::~c, nr r::,mn~,~,,.~.~: ..::?LOYIN'G 0'N;:IL iiDRD~o"~ :' ....... :~RCI: TTECT 0N A ~':~n0_, uo.::ln"~::' ' ' POLICE STATION :.(f COLF DP~IV: ~'~:',"~D H :%Yl',..r[ E BE IT R':.ZSOLVED BY TH': BOA?D OF COL4!,/{ISSIONERS OF ~i:'R.J CITY 0F UNIVP~RS!TY PARK, That 0?Nell Ford be and he is hereby employed to render architect's profess 'i onal seP¥ices~ con- sisting of the necessary conferences and preparation of preliminary studies, drawin: specifications~ large scale and full size drawin:s~ the drafting of forms of proposals and contracts~ the issuing of certificates of payment, the general administration of the business and supervision of the work of planning and erecting a suitable and satisfactory Police Station for the City of University Park to be co:;~structed on property owned by -this Civy at the intersection of ©olf Drive and Naynie with the understanding that while the architect does not guarantee the performance of the contracts of the builders, that he will endeavor to guard the City a~inst defects and deficiencies in -the work of contractors employed in such construction. The City Clerk is instructed to call a meeting of this ~oard of Oon~nissioners, at any time sketches, drawin6s, specifications, proposals or contracts or other documents are prepared by the said architect, so that this Board can and will give i~muediate consideration 'thereto and within a reasonable time~ shall advise the architect of their decisions .'ith reference thereto° As compensation for his orofessionat services~ the said architect shall be paid a sum of money exactly equivalent to five per centum: (5'/~) of '~he contrect price of such building~ to be paid as follows: Fifteen per centum (1S':~) upon completion of the preliminary sketches and twenty per centmn (£O?.;3) upon completion of the work drawings, specifiaations and the letting of a contract and the balance uvon completion of the work° 2DOPTED,".:r:9: APPR6~,~ ED THIS mr:? :'~ ~..:~ 89th ., //F ::: CITY CLERK DAY O!? ..... ~ ' :~:~:L, 1940 hgkYOR BE IT 0RDAII%{~D BY T}:2 BOARD {F C02HISSIONERS 0F T}: CITY 0F UNtVE}~StTY I:2~PK, T3XA$~ that the following ~rson who is oualified under the law to serve as such~ be and he is hereby ap'oointed to serve as a mere?ocr of the Board of ~djustment of the Oity of University Park~ Texes~ fop the terr~ ending December 17~ 1941: Y. 2. CRC'z%~Zo Compensation of said member is hereby, fixed at (}5.00 .eer mc. etin: at u~ncled.'-e - DiOr OF M?RIL~ 1940 AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF C0~v~ISSIONk~ OF TH~ CITY OF U1VIVERSITY PARK REGULATING TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY RE~IRING OPERATORS TO BRING ALL MOTOR V'~CLES MOVIh~ EAST ON AMHERST AT THACKERY; EAST ON LOVERS LANE AT THACKERY; WEST ON AMHERST AT DICK~I~ AND/OR SOUTH ON THACKERY AT L0~rRS L~NE TO A F0-LL STOP BEFORE PROC~DING TO ENTER SAID INTERSEUTIONS, AND PROVIDING A P~NALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF C0~ISSIOI~ERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK; That a stop sign be placed at each of the following intersections: ON AMHERST AT THE WF~ST SIDE OF THACKERY ON LOVERS LANE AT THE W~T SIDE OF THACKERY ON THACKERY AT THE NORTH SIDE OF LOVERS I~, and ON A~RST AT THE EAST SIDE OF DICKENS STR~T~ all within the City of University Park, and that all persons while operating an automobile, motor- cycle, bicycle, truck or other vehicle, be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed!east on Amherst into or across the intersection with Thackery Street; west on Amherst into or across Dickens Street; south on Thackery into Lovers Lane; nor east on Lovers Lane into or across Thackery Street without having first then and there brought and caused such motor vehicle, or other vehicle, to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop sign and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely onto or across the respective intersection without coming into contact or collision with any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object. Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred Dollars (~lO0.O0). This ordinance shall be effective immediately after its passage and publication as re- quired by law, and if any part thereof be held te be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall nevertheless be effective. PASSED AND APPROV~D THIS THE 6th CITY C LEP~. DAY OF ~Y, 1940. MAYOR AN ORDINANCE OF ~ B0f~RD OF C0~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAt~, T~AS, APPOINTING A BOARD OF EQUALIZATION FOR THE YEA~R 1940, FIXING A TI~E FOR T~ FIRST ~JEETING f~ND T~ C0~ENSATION OF THE M~BERS OF THE BOARD O~~ EQUALIZATION. BE IT ORDAINED B?' THE BOARD OF COM~SSION]~RS OF ~E CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAP~[, T~AS; THAT; W. E. ~YFI~D, MICHA~X NASH and E. D. MOUSON, Jr., each and all of whom are residents, qualified voters'and property holders of and in the City of Oniversity Park, Texas, be and they are hereby appointed members of the Board of Equalization of and for the City of University Park, Texas, for the year 1940; and, THAT, W. E. MAYFIELD be and he is hereby appointed Chairman of the said Board of Equalization; and, THAT, the first meeting of the Board of Equalization shall be held at 7:30 P.M., Monday, N~ay 13, 1940, in the Council Chamber of the City Hall of said City, thereafter to convene regularly in session until the duties of the said hoard of Equalization shall have been fully discharged as provided by law, and to meet and hold meetings as often and at such times as the said Board shall deem necessary or proper; and, THAT the m~nbers of the said Board of Equalization shall receive TEN DOLIARS ($10.00) per diem as compensation for the attendance of the meetings of the said Board for each day or pert thereof. ~ CITY CLERK. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 6th DAY OF ~L~Y, 1940. ~ /. / MAYOR A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF C0~ISSIONEHS OF 'I~E CITY OF UNIV~SITY PAI~ APPROVING A ~INTE~CANCE BOND OF O'NEAL CONSTRUCTION C0~oANY ON PAVING OF W~TMINISTER STREET FROM TP~ ~,¥EST LINE OF HILL~ CREST ONE HUNDRED F~T WEST TO T~ EAST LINE OF AI~EY WEST OF HILLCREST, SAID PAVING BEING FLEV~ ~EET IN WIDTH AND C 0NSTITUTING THE SOUTH HALF OF WESTMIN~STER STREEt. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COM~LISSIONERS; That Maintenance Bond payable to the City of University Park in the sum of Four Hundred Dollars ($400.00) executed by C. C. 0'Neal and Joku F. Merrick, individUally and as co-partners, doing business under the trade name of 0'NF~ CON- STR~TION COMPANY, as PRINCIPAL, and 0NITED STATES FID~ITY AND GUARANTY COMPALrY, as SURETY, to assure the performance of the said Principal's agreement with A. H. ~'illiams to so construct and erect a Five Inch (5") reinforced concrete base with One Inch (1") hot asphaltic topping (without curb and gutter) and other work in connection therewith on the south eleven feet of Westminister Street from the west line of Hillcrest Avenue one hundred feet west to the east line of the alley west of Hillcrest, in the City of University Park, said 0'Neal Construction Company binds and obli~tes itself to so construct said asphaltic concrete pavement and to use such materials in the construction of same that it will be and remain in good repair and condition for and during a period of five years from the final completion and acceptance of the work by the City of University Park, and at the end of said period of five years, said pavement will be in good and serviceable condition free from such defects as would impair its usef~ulness as a roadway, BE AND IT IS APPROVED AhrD ACCEPTED. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 6th DAY .OF MAY, 1940. MAYOR A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CON~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK TO SELL AND CONVEYT0 ARTHUJR E. W. BARRETT THE EAST THIRTY FEET OF LOT 8, BLOCK~"A" IN DNIVERSITY HEIGHTS ADDITION° BE IT RESGLVED BY T~ BOARD OF C0~IISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF ~NIVERSITY PARK; That this City sell and convey to Arthur E. '~¥. Barrett the east 30 feet of Lot 8, Block "A", ~niversity Heights Addition, an addition to the City of University Park, as platted and designated by a map and plat of record in Volume 3, Page 383, of the Map and Plat Records of Dallas County, Texas, for and in consideration of the sum of ,500.00 cash; subject, howeFer, to a reservation and restrictive covenant to be made a part of such conveyance by ~hich the conveyance is made upon the expressed condition and always provided that the City of University Park h~s, retains and shall forever have the free and uninterrupted use privilege easement and perpetual right of entering upon and using the said property for the purpose of m~intaining, repairing-, constructing, erecting, reconstruct- ing, adding to or removing all or a part of such sanitary sewer, storm sewer, or water line as may be in, over, under or upon the said. property, or which the City of University Park by and through its governing body may elect to construct or maintain in, on, under or over the said tract of land, together with free ingress, egress and regress to and for ~$ity of Oniversity Park, its successors or assigns, its employees and servants by foot or otherwise by it deemed necessary, advantageous or convenient at all times and seasons forever without the necessity of procuring permission of anyone in, along, upon or out of said property, to have and to use and to hold all m~d single the right and privilege aforesaid to the said City of University Park for the purposes hereinbefore stated to its proper use end behoof in common with the said Arthur E. W. Barrett, his heirs and assigns and his and their tenants, U~on the further condition that the City of University Park shall never be liable for any damage ~aused by the exercise of' the rights retained. Be it further resolved that upo~ the payment of ~he sum of $500~00 Elbert Williams, as Mayor, and Ralph E. Hamman, as City Clerk, be and they are hereby empowered and instructed to execute an instrument of conveyance carrying out the purpose of this resolution. PASSED AND ~PROVED TttIS ~qE 6th DAY OF MAY, 1940. M~YOR AN 0RDINANOE GRANTING AN E~S~ TO ELRERT WILLIAM~ ON PROPERTY %~qEREIN D~CRIB~, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD 0F COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK; THAT, for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar ($1o00), cash paid by Elbert Williams to the City of University Park and in consideration of the said Elbert Williams' improving the property herein- after described as a roadway, without cost ~0 the City of University Park, that this City grant and it does hereby grant unto the said Elbert Willianm, his heirs and assigns, full and free right and liberty for him and them, his and their tenants, servants, visitors and licensees, in common with all others having the like right, at all times hereafter, with or without vehicles of every kind and description, to use the hereinafter described property as a street or roadway and for the in- stallation and maintenance of utilities connected with the use and enjoyment of land belonging to the said Elbert Williams, labutting/the property hereinafter described, for whatever purpose the said,la, buttingi~land may ~r6~ t~ime to time lawfully be used and enjoyed and to pass and repass, to lay water lines and sewer lines, and use for all public utilities and as a driveway and right-of-waN that certain tract or parcel of land lying situated and being in the County of Dallas, City of University P~rk and being twenty feet across the side of that portion of Williams Park lying south of McFarlin Boulevard, described by Metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the south line of McFarlin, said point being the northwest corner of country 61ub Golf Grounds, and also the northeast corner of that portion of ~¥illiams Park lying south of McFarlth; THENCE south 25 degrees 50 minutes west, 103 feet along th~ east line of Williams Park, and also the west line of the Golf course to the southeast corner of said park; THENCE in a westerly direction along the north line of the park approximately 2£.~ feet; TH~CE north 25 degrees 50 minutes east a distance of 103 feet, more or less, paralleling and 20 feet from the west line of golf course, and also the east line of park, to the south line of McFarlin Boulevard; THENCE in an easterly direction aoproximately 22 feet along the south line of McFarlin to the point of BEGINMING. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said easement or right-of-way hereby granted unto the said Elbert Williams, his heirs and assi~s, as pertinent to the laud of said Elbert Willinms,~ abutting/the tract herein described. This easement is granted, however, upon the condition that use thereof shall be and is subject to the same restrictions contained in the instrument by which the said land was conveyed to this City, and the Mayor, or Mayor Pro Tempore and the City Secretary are hereby authorized to execute an easement carrying out the purposes of this ordinance. PASSED AND APPROVED ~IS THE 6th DAY OF MAY, A.D., 1940o MAYOR PRO TkI~PORE AN ORDINATE F~XING RENTALS TO BE PAID BY TELEGRAPH, TELEPHONE, ~.W~TRIC, AND GAS COMPAi~ ~OR THE PRIV~ OF USING W~TH THOR PO~.~, ~WIRES~ CONDUITS, PIPES, AND l~XTURES THE STREW, EAS~$, AND AT:LETS AND OTEER PU~ WAYS WITHIN THE CITY OF ~rAIi~J~SITY PA~, TEEAS, PRO- VIDING PENALTIE~ FOR VIGLATIO~, AND PROVIDING AN E~ERGENOY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONEEB OF TEE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: SECTION 1~ Rat all persons, associations, organizations, and corporations using or maintaining any telegraph, telephone~ electric light or other poles, gas pipe lines, pipes and other fixtures in any of the streets, highways, easements, alleys, parks or other places within the corporate limits of the City of University ~rk, Texas, shall on the 1st day of tuly of each aud every year file with the City Secretary a sworn report sh owing the gross re- ceipts from the business conducted by such persons, associations, organizations and corpora- tions within ~he corporate limits of the said city for the preceding year ending May ~lsto SEOTION Eo The Board of Cormutssioners may when it may see fit have the books amd records of the person, association, organization, or corporation rendering the statement required in Section I of this Ordinance examined by a representative of the City to ascertain whether such statement is accurate, but nothing in this Ordinance shall be construed to pre- vent the city from ascertaining t~e facts by any other method. SECTION 5. That upon the 1st day of ~uly of each aud every year every person, association, organization~ or corporation occupying or using the streets, highways, ease~ merits, alleys, p~rks, or other public places in the City of University Park, Texas, with poles, pipes, and for other fixtures shall as a condition to such further occupancy pay to the city annually for sUCh privileges s rental equal to four (4~) per cent of the gross receipts received by such person, association, organization, or corporation from its business conducted in the corporate limits of rte City of University Park, Texas, for the preceding year which sums shall be paid to the City of University Park~ Texas. SECTION 4. That upon receipt of the above rental by the city, the $ity 3ecretsry shall deliver to the person, association, organization, or corporation paying the same a receipt for such rental, which said receipt shall authorize such person, association, organization, or corporation to use and occupy the streets, highways, ease~ merits, alleys, parks and other public ways of the city in carrying on its business for twelve (1E) months from tuly 1st of such year. SECTION 5.~__~. That the rental for the privileges of using the streets, alleys, highways, easements, and public places of the City of University ~ark provided for in this ordinance is not charged as a tax but is made for the privilege now enjoyed amd to be enjoyed ~y sUCh persons, associations, organizations, and corporations of using the streets, easements, alleys, and other public ways of the city in the conduct of their respective businesses; and such charges are additional to all ad v~lorem and franchise ~axes and to all taxes of every nature whatsoever against the persons, associations, organizations or corporations mentioned herein, SECTION 8. That nothing herein is intended to relieve any person, association, organization, or corporation of any comdition, restriction or requir~nent imposed by any law ~r ordinance of the said City of University Park, Texas. SECTION ?o That this ordinan~e does not grant a franchise to any utility or pers°n, association, organization or corporations to use the streets, easements, alleys and other public ways and shall never be so construed by the courts or otherwise, and the city reserves the right to cancel the privileges granted hereunder and refund the unearned rentals paid to the city° SECTION 8. That the City of University ~rk hereby reserves the right to put into ~ffect at any time other restrictions and regulations as to the erection and mainten- auce of poles, wires, pipes, and other appurtenances in the streets, easements, alleys and ~her public ways of the said city and from time to time to require such poles, pipes, wires and other property equipment and fixtures as it may dean proper to be removed and to require wires to be run in conduits on such terms as the city may deem proper. SECTION 9. That every person, association, organization, and corporation who shall operate any business without the payment of the rentals provided for herein shall be subject to a penalty of One Hundred ($100o00) Dollars for each and every day that such person, association, organization, or corporation shall cc~duct such business using and occupying the streets, easements, alleys, or other public ways of the City of University Park without the payment of the said rentals which said sum may be recovered by the City of University ~ in a court of competent jurisdiction by a suit filed therein° SEOTIC~ 10. That every person, association, organization or corporation and the local manager or agent ef every such person, association, organization or corporation failing or releasing to make the repor~ required by Section i of this ~rdinance, or failing or refusing to allow the ex_~mina ti on provided for in Section 2 herein shall upor~ conviction in the Corporation Oourt of the City of University Park, Texas, be fined in any sum not to exceed One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars and every day's failure or rel~Gsal, as mentioned in this Section, shall b,e deemed a separate offense. SECTION' ll. The city fire marshall, building inspector, electrical i~spector, City's police officers, and such other perso~s designated by the city, shall have power and it shall be ~heir duty to examine and inspect from time to time all telegraph, tele- phone, electric light or o~her poles, gas pipe lines, pipes and other fixtures in the public places within the city for the purpose of seeing that all of same are in a safe a~ suitable condition, and whenever any such item is found to be unsafe or unsuitable for the purpoae for which it is used, the person using, possessing or maintaining same sb~ll be notified and required to place same in a safe and suitable condition. SEGTI(~ 12. If any section, paragraph, subdivision, clause, phrase, or provision of this Ordinance shall be adjudged invalid or held unconstitutional, the same shall not affect the validity of this ordinance as a whole o~ any part or provision thereof other other than the part so decided to be invalid or uncons~itutionalo SECTIO~7 L~. ~hat the fact that telegraph, telephone, electric, and gas ©ompanies have been occupying and ~si~g the streets, easements, alleys and other public ways of the City of University ~ark, Texas, for many years without the payment of rent for such use creates an emergency, and this ordinance shall take effect inm~iately upon its passage, approval and publication as required by law. PASSED AND APPROV~ THIS 20th DAY OF MAY, A.Do 19~0o ATTEST: STA S 0F ) CITY OF UNIV~ITY PARK } " COUNTY OF DALLAS ) ON THIS the Twentieth day of May~ 19&0, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, convened in regular session, at the regular meeting place thereof in the City Hall, there being present and in attendance the following members: ELBERT %~ILLIA~, ~yor, LY~ V. L&WTH~, Commissioner. It was moved by Commissioner Lawther and seconded by ~aygr ~illi~ms, that there be submitted to the qualified voters of the said City, who are property taxpayers therein, and who have duly rendered their property for taxation, propositions for the issuance of the bonds of said City, in the following amounts and for the following purposes, to-wit: $1~0,000.00 bonds, for thc purchasing and improving parks in and for said City. The above motion carried by the following vote: Nayor ~illiams and Commissioner Lawther voting "AYE"; ~nd none voting "NO". It was moved by Commissioner ~wther and seconded by ~¢myor Williams, that there be submitted to the qualified voters of the said City, who are property taxpayers therein, and who have duly rendered their property for taxation, propositions for the. issuance of the bonds of said 0ity, in the following emounts and for the following purposes, to-wit: $?0,000o00 bonds, for purchasing,, constructing and improving Fire and Police Stations in and for said City. The above motion carried by the following vote: Mayor Williams and Commissioner Lawther voting "AYE"; and none voting uNO". It w~s moved by Commissioner Lawther and seconded by ~yor Williams, that there be submitted to the qualified voters of the said Oit¥, who are property taxpayers ~herein, and who have duly rendered their property for taxation, propositions for the issuance of the bonds of said City, in the following amounts and for the following purposes, to-wit: $150,000.00 for improving the water system of and for the City of University Park. The above motion carried by the following vote: Mayor Williams and Commissioner Lawther voting "Al~E"; and none voting "NO". AND, thereupon, Commissioner Dawther introduced an order and moved its adoption. The motion was seconded by ~ayor Willies. The motion, carryiv~ with it the adoption of the order, prevailed by the follow- ing vote: Mayor Williams and Commissioner Lawther voting "AYE"; and none voting "NO". The order is as follows: WPIEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, ~ deems it advisable to issue the bonds of said City, for the purposes hereinafter mentioned; therefore, BE IT 0R~IkU~D BY THE BOARD OF C01~vLTSSIOI~P~ OF T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAPd[, TEXAS: That au election be held on Saturday, the Fifteenth day of June, 19AC, which is not less that fifteen (10) ~or more than thirty (~0) days from the date of the adoption of this order, at which election the following propositions shall be submitted to the qualified ,'lectors who ovm taxable property in said City and who have duly rendered the same for taxation: PROPOSITION N~BER ONE: "SHALL the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, be authorized to issue ONE HUNDRED FIFTY THOL~SAND DOLLARS ($1B0,000oO0) bonds of said City, ~turing seri~lly over a period of years not to exceed thirty (~0) years, bearing interest at a rate not to exceed FOUR PER CE~TUM per annum, payable semi-annually, for the purpose of purchasing land within the City of University ~ark to be used for parks and for the making of per- remnant park improvements in an for said City; and to provide for the payment of principal and interest on said bonds by levying a tax sufficient to pay the annual interest and to create a sinking fund sufficient to redeem said bonds as they become due?" PROPOSITION NGMBER TWO: " "SHALL the Bosrd of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, be authorized to issue S~TY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($75,000.00) bonds of said City, maturing serially over a period of years not to exceed thirty (30) years, bearing interest at a rate not to exceed FOUR PER CENTUM (4%) per annum, payable semi-annually, for the purpose of purchasing, constructing and improving Fire and Police Stations ~in and for said City and to provide for the payment of. principal and interest on said bonds by levying a tax sufficient to pay the annual interest amd to create a sinking land sufficient to redeem said bonds as they become due? PROPOSITION IIUM~ THREE: "SHAL~ the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, be authorized to issue ONE HIE~DRED FIFTY THOUS~AND DOLI~RS ($150,000o00) bonds of said City, maturning serially over a period of years,,bearing interest at a rate not to exceed F0-0R PER C~IfJI~ (~i~) per annum, payable semi-annually, for the purpose of the construction of improv~ents to the water system of and for said City; and to provide for the payment of principal and interest on said bonds by l®vying a ~ax sufi~cient to p~ the annual interest thereon and to create a sinking fund sufficient te redeem said bonds as they become due? II. Said election shall be held at the Fire'Station, the MuniciPal Buildin~which now serves as a City Hall and Fire Station, and the following named persons are hereby appointed officers of the election, to-wit: Dr. H. Ii. Guice, R. ¢. Duncan , Presidi~ Judge, , Judge, Mrs. Chase M. po.w. ell ~ , Clerk, ~rs. R. K. Harlan ~ _, Clerk. III. TPL&T said election shall be held under the provisions of and in accordance with the laws governing the issuance of municipal bonds in cities, as provided in the General Laws of the State Of Texas, and only qualified electors, who own taxable property in the City end ~'~o have d~ly rendered the same for taxation, shall be qualified to vote. IV. All voters who favor the proposition to issue the PA~ PUPCPLASE AND I~KPROV~NT BONDS, shall have written or printed upon their ballots, the words: "FOR Tt~.~ ISSUANCE OF PARK PUt~tTASE Ak~ LMPROVhM)~,NT BONDS AND ~HE LEVYING OF A TAX IN PAYMt~V2 THEHEOF." And, those opposed to issuing the PAtaK PUI~PIASE AND IJ~PROVhl~2~I BONDS, shall have written or printed upon their ballots the words: "AC~INST THE ISSUANCE OF PARK PURCHASE AND IMPRO~T BONES AND THE LEVYING OF A TAX IN PAYNH~T THEREOF." Ve All voters who favor the proposition to issue the FIRE AND POLICE ST3~TIONB I~{PROV~T BONDS, shall have written or; printed upon their ballots, the words: "FOR THE ISSUANCE OF FIRE AND POLICE STATIOI~S I~v~ROV~T BONDS AND TME LEVYING OF A TAX IN PAY~ THEHEOFo" And, those opposed to issuing the ~FIRE AND POLICE STATIONS XMFROVE~I~T BONDS, shall have written or printed upon their ballots, the words: "AGAINST TP~E ISSUANCE OF FI~ME AND POLICE STATIONS IMPROV~v~T BONDS AND THE I~-W%~II~G OF A TAX IN PAY~iNT THEREOF." All voters who favor the proposition to issue the WATER SYST~ IMPROV~T BONDS, shall have written or printed on their ballots, the words: "FOR THE ISSUANCE OF WATER SYST~bI IMPROV~tENT BONDS AND THE LEVYING OF A TAX IN PAtI~A~T THEREOF." And, those opposed to issuing the WATER SYSTOle! IMPBOV~2~T BONDS, shall have written or printed upon their ballots, the words: "AGAINST T~ ISSUANCE OF WAT~ SYSTN~ I~PBOV~T BONDS AND THE LEVYING OF A TAX IN PA~ ~OF." THAT a copy of this order, signed by the Mayor of said Oity and attested by the City Clerk, shall serve as proper notice of said election° THAT said notice of said election shall be given by posting and publication of a copy of this order, at t~ top of which shall appear the words, "NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS". Said notice shall be posted at the City I~ll and at t o other public places in said City, no less than fourteen (14) days prior to the date on which said election is to be held, and be published on the same day in each of two successive weeks in HIGHLAND AND UArIVERSITY P.Al~f NEWS, a newspaper of general circulation in the CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, the first of said publications to be made not less than fourteen (14) days prior to the date set for said election. PASSED AND APPROVED, THZ~ THE 20th DAY OF MAY, 1940 ...... k RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSI 0NE~S OF ~H.E CITY OF Dm~ITERSITY PARK, T~,~Z~AS AUTHORIZ- ING AkrD t~0WERING THE MAYOR TO ~,~CUTE A CONTRACT WITH Hb~RY GABLE, DOING BUSINESS AS GABLE ELEC~C SERVICE, FOR THE PURCHASE AND CONSTRUCTION OF A TW0-~&~Y POLICE RADIO SYSTEM. WHER~S on February 19, 1940, the City of University Park opened bids submitted by various firms and corporations offering to sell the City of University Park a two-way police radio system; and, WHER~ said bids were referred to Police Commissioner Lynn V. Lawther and City Secretary Ralph E. Hamman for their tabulation, investigation and consideration; and, ~VHt,~REAS, it was later deemed advisable to employ the services of one A. Earl Cullum, Jr., a radio engineer, to assist in drawing plans and specifications for the said two-way radio station: NOW, T~R~0RE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF C0~SSI0~FERS 0F ~ CITer OF L~U- ERSITY PARK that the Mayor be and he is hereby authorized and empowered to execute a contract with Henry Gable, doing business as Gable Electric Service, to purchase from said Henry Gable (Gable Electric Service) a two-way police radio system as per plans and specifications drawn and approved by A. ~rl Culltm4 Yr., which plans and specifications are made a part thereof. PASS~ AND APPROVh~D THIS THE 20th DAY OF NY~Y, 1940. MAYOR A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF C0~?.~iISSION~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK ~D.~NDING THE BUDGET $600.00 FOR TH~ CU?LRENT FISCAL.'~AR.T0 PAY FOR A NEW MOWING MACI~NE TO BE USED IN CUTTING GRASS A~ W~EDS ON VACANT LOTS. WI~R.~S an exigency exists which might not have been anticipated in view of the late spring and continued heavy rains, it is now apparent that it will be impossible for our Public Works Department to keep ~acant lots, alleys and parkways properly mowed to safeguard the health of our citizens ~,~ith the present equipments NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT R~0LVED BY THE BOARD OF C0~/F~IISSIONERS that the Budget for the current fiscal year be amended and that the City Clerk be instructed to pay out of the unap- propriated funds from the General Account approximately $600.00, said funds to be used for the purchase of a new Allis-Chalmers tractor mowing machine. PASSED A~ID APPROVED Ti[IS THE ATT~ :' CIT? CLERK 20 th DAY OF ~'~Y, 1940. ~YO R Besolution ~hanging the Compensation of City Attorney WHER'~, there has been an unprscedented and likely will be an unpredictable increase in the City Attorney's work. : BE IT RESOLVED BY T~ BOARD OF C0~J~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY 0FUNIVERSITYPARK, that compensation of the City Attorney be and it is fixed at a s ura of money equivalent to a monthly retainer fee of ONE HUNDRED FIFTY DOL!.&RS ($150.00) plus ten per centum of the principal, penalty and interest of taxes outstanding prior to the year 1938 as collected, plus reasonable compensation commensurate with the service rendered on litigation to be fixed by the governing body from time to time. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE TWENTI~AYq DAY OF Y~YY, A.D. 1940. ¸59 A R~0LUTION OF ~7,,' BOARD OF C0~Y2~iSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF bY~IVERSITY PABK A~,[ENDING THE BUDGET 50o.oo MkKING FUNDS AVAILABLE IN THE SUM OF 7' TO BE USED IN MAKING A SURVE~f OF D':~TON CREW. VflTEREAS an exigency exists which might not have been reasonably anticipated at the time the Budget for-the current fiscal year was approved, and it is now found necessary that this City join with the Town of Highland Park in making a survey of a water reservoir on Denton Creek, which survey will cost approximately ~l,000o00; NOW, THEREF0~, BE IT R~0LVED BY THE BOARD OF COI~¥iISSIONERS OF ~IS CITY that the Budget for 'the 1939-1940 fiscal year be amended and that approximately ~500.00 be disbursed from the unappropriated water revenue funds for the purpose of meeting the herein described expense. PASSED AND AJ~PROVED THIS THE 20th DAY OF MAY , 1940. ~,,~YOR A RESOLUTION OF THI~ BOARD OF C0?,~Z~ISSIONER$ OF T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK APPROVING A ~AINT~[ANCE BOND OF DA ,IZ~,~S F0~[D~TION CGMPA~Ff ON PAVING OF ST/.D,~0PE AVi~JE BEGINNING AT THE WEST LIN'J OF LOM0 ALTO TO THE )~ST PROPERTY LII\~E OF ROLAND STREET AND BEING 27 i~T IN ~IDTH; ALSO ON LOM0 ALTO WEST 0NE-IQ~LF BEGIL7~ING FIVE FEET SOUTH OF NORTH PROPERTY LINE OF ALLEY SOWfH OF STANHOPE TO 10 FEET NORTH OF SOUTH PROPERTY LINE' 0Y ALLEY NORTH OF STANHOPE f~D BEING 13.5 FEET IN WIDTH; ALSO 0N ROLAND STREET BDGI~'~ING FIVE FEET SOUTH OF NORTH PBOP~TT LINE OF ALLEY SOUTH OF SHENA~0AH TO 10 FEET NORTH OF SOUTH PROPERTY LINE OF ALLEY N0~H OF STANHOPE AND BEING 17 F~T IN I:IDTH. BE IT R~ESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF C01,,~,~ISSI0~ERS That maintenance bond payable to the City of University Park in the sum of EIGHT HUND~D ~IFTY (~850o00) DOLLARS, executed by DALLAS FOUN~- ATION COMPANY, as PP~[NCIPAL, and NATION~kL SURETY CORPOP~TION, and T. M. DELANOY, as SURETIES, to assure the performance of the said Principal's agreement with E. W. PRINGLE, dated April 5, 1940, for the erection and construction of a SIX INCH (6") reinforced concrete pavement with monolithic curbs and gutters on STYC~HOPE AVENUE beginning at the west line of Lomo Alto to the east property', line of Roland Street and being 2~ feet in width; also on LOM0 ALTO west one-half beginning 5 feet south of north property line of alley south of Stanhope to 10 feet north of south property line of alley north of Stanhope and being 13o5 feet in width; and on ROLAND STREET beginning 5 feet south of north property line of alley south of Shenandoah to l0 feet north of south property line of alley north of Stanhope and being l? feet in width, all within the Citylof University Park, and said Dallas Foundation Company binds and obligates itself to so construct said concrete pavement and to use such materials in the construction of smme that it will be and remain in good repair and ccndition for and during a period of five (5) ~ears from the final completion and acceptance of the work by the Cityof University Park, and at the end of said period of five years said pavement will be in good and serviceable condition free from such defects as would impair its usefulness as a roadway, BE ARrD IT IS API~0VED AI~D ACCEPTED. PASSED AND APPROVED ~HIS THE l~th DAY OF JUNE~ 1940. I\L~ YOR A RESOLUTION OF T~ BOARD OF C01v~tSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAf~ APPR(NING A M/~INT~ANCE BOND 0F DALLAS FOUi~ATION COMPAWFF 0N R~VING OF ST, MNFORD AVi~IkUJE BEGII~I~O AT THE ~'¥'EST LINE OF AIRLINE ROAD THROUGH DURHAM STREET TO T~E F~tST LINE OF DUBLIN ST~T AND BEING 27 FEET IN 'f,,XDTH; ALSO ON DUBLIN STREET FR(DI THE SOUTH LI~IE OF THE ~_LLEY SOUTH 0F STANFORD STRUT TO THE NORTH PROPERTY LINE OF STAWFORD STREET; AND 0N POP,DUE STREET AT AIRLINE ROAD BEING ~ft}£ V~ST 0~YE.HALF 0F TH'~ II\WfERSEC- TI ON 0~Y. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE B©~,RD (~' CO:\~ISSIONZRS OF ~ttE CIT~ OF UNIVERSITY PAI~K That maintenan~ bond in the sum of TWELVE HUNDftED (~?1,200.00) DOLI~&RS, executed by DiaLLf~S FOUNDATION COMPANY~ as PRINCIPAL, and NATIONAL SURETY CORPORATION and T. M. DELANOY, as SURETIES, to assure the performance of the said Principal's agreement with Wo Wo CARUTH, Jr. dated ~pril 12~ 1940, for the erection and construction of a SI)[ INCH (6") reinforced concrete pavement with monolithic curbs and gutters on S~0RD STRUT from the west line of Airline Road through Durham Street to the east line of Dublin 6O Street and being 27 feet in width; also on DUBLIN STREET from the south line of alley south of Stan- ford Street to the north property line of Stanford Street; also on PURDUE STREET at Airline Road being the west one-half of the intersection only, all being located within the City of ~niversity Park, and said Dallas Foundation Company binds and obligates itself to so construct said concrete pavement and to use such materials in the construction of same that it will be and remain in good repair and condition for and during a period of five (5) years frora the final comolstion and ac- ceptance of the work by the City of University Park, and at the end of said p~riod of five years said pavement will be in good and serviceable condition free from such defects as would impair its usefulness as a roadway, BE AND IT IS APPROZED ~LND ACCEPTS. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE l?th DAY OF JUNE, 1940. [nAy OR A R'~0LbTION OF THE BOARD OF C01~,~{vlISSIONERS OF ~I~L,} CITY OF U~VERSI%Y PAt~ ~kPPROVING A MAINT~AI~E BOND OF DI~LAS ]~DUNDATION CO~,P~kNY ON PAVING OF WESTCITESTER DRIVE FROM THE SOUTH LINE OF COLC~a-TE AV~]UE TO SOUTH LINL OF f~ ~LLEY SOUTH 0}' COLGATE AVENUE, BEING 18 Fi~T IN ~¥IDTH; ALSO PAVING OF COLGATE AV~.~UE FROM WEST LINE OF PP~STON R0-~%D TO T~ )~dAST LI}~ OF DOUGLAS AV~UE, ~JLL }'~IDTH. BE IT ~SC.LVED BY THE BOARD 0F CO},9JitSSIONERS That maintenance bond p~yable to the City of Univ- ersity Park in the sum of TWELVE HUNDR~ ($1,200o00) DOL~RS, executed by DAL~YS FOUNII~TION C~/IPANY, as PRINCIPAL~ and NATIONAL $~UR~TY CORPORATION and To Mo DELANOY, as SU~TIES, to assure the perform- ance of the said Principal's agreemtnt with Do Ac BRIN, ET AL., dated April 12, 1940~ for the erection and construction of a SIX INCH (6") reinforced concrete pavement ~',ith monolithic curbs on WESTCH~TER DRIVE from the south line of Colgate Avenue to the south line of an alley south of 6olgate Avenue, being 18 feet in width; and, on COLC~ATE AVENUE from the west line Of Preston Road to the east line of Douglas Avenue, being 27 feet wide, all ~'~ithiA~the City of University Park, and said Dallas Found~ ation Company binds and obligates itself to so construct said concrete pavement and to use such mat- erials in the construction of same that it will be and remain in good repair and condition for and during a period of five (5) years from the final completion and acceptance of the work by the City of University Park, and at the end of said period of five years said pavement will be in good and serviceable cnndition free from such defects as would ~apair its usefulness as a roadway, BE AND IT IS APPROVED AN/) ACC~TEDo PASSED AND APPROVtD THIS ~tE 17th DAY OF JUNE 1940o AN 0RDI ~L~NCE 0F TH~'; BOARD OF C0~ISSi0N~'~S OF TIT~,' CITY OF UNIVERSIT~ PARK, TEF~S, DECL&RING THE NECESSITY OF IMPROVING A~O ORDERING ~tE IIVtPROV'~ENT'0F THACKEI~f STR~]ET FROM THE SOUTH LINE OF ALLEY SOUTH OF CARUTH BOULE~ARD NORTH TO 'IHI~ NORTH LINE OF LaLLE~ NORTH 0F CARUTH BOULEVARD, SAVE A~ E?iC~"~T THE II~TERS[~TION OF CARU~[~I AND THACK~RY WHICH IS fuLR~DY PAV]'iD, ALL LOCATETD WITHIN T~ CITY OF UNIV- ERSITY PARK; AhW-O 0RDER[NG SPECI]~TCATIOI~S PR~AR~; AI~D DECLARING AN ~RG~TCYo BE IT ORDAINED BY %~E BOARD OF C05$~SSIONERS OF T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK; That this Board of Commissioners find and being duly assembled at one of its regular meetings, this Board of Commis- sioners does affirmatively find and declares that that portion of~Thackery Street from the south line of the alley south of Caruth Boulevard north to thenorth line of the alley north of Caruth Boulevard, same and except the intersection of Caruth Boulevard and Thackery Street which is already paved, all located within the City of University Park, is in urgent need of improvement by excavating, grading and paving the same, and the necessary work in connection therewith, and by the construction of re- inforced concrete sidewalks; and~ ~VHEREAS, theBoard of Commissioners of the City of University Park deems it necessary to so improve the said street; NOW ~,~w~, BE IT 0RDAIIXIED BY THE BOARD OF COI~MISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVER~ITY THAT, the said Thackery Street be and it is hez~by ordered improved as follows: From the south line of the alley south of Caruth Boulevard northward to the north line of the alley north of Caruth Boulevard~ as pl~.tted in University Heights /~4 Addition to the City of University Park, Texas, which plat is recorded in Volome 0, Page 1Z$ of the Map and Plat Records of Dallas County, Texas, and known as District #?7. THAT the City Ehgineer be and he is hereby directed to prepare at once plans and speci- fications for said work, and file the same with the Board of Commissioners. The said improvements shall be the Standard City of University Park two-course paving having a wearing surface of hot asphaltic concrete one inci~ thick laid on a five-inch reinforced concrete foundation being laid mon$1ithically with combined concrete curbs and gutters. THAT reinforced concrete standard four-foot sidewalks be constructed along the property abutting the eastern and western sides of said Thackery Street from the south line ~ the alley south of Cat, th Boolevard north lo the north line of the alley nm~th of Caruth according to standard speci- fications, of this City, save and except the intersection of Caruth and Thackery which is already paved~ THAT all said specifications shall set out fully the different materials and different classes of work which will be considered. T~L~T the cost of said improvement shall be pai~ as fellers: Nine-tenths of the total co~t of sai~ improvements, exclusive of curbs, gutters an~ sidewalks, and the total cost of curbs, gutters and side~alks shall be assessed against the abutting property and against the owners of the same, in accordance wit~ the terms of Article ll0~-b, Title 28, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, Revision of 19£~, together with amendments thereto, being Chapter ~06 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, Texas, in accordance with what is kno~n as the Front-Foot Rule, or plan, as the frantage of the property of each owner is to the whole frontage of the property to be improved, providing that should the ap- plication of this rule, in the opinion of the Board of Commissioners, be unjust or unequal in any particular case~ it shall be the duty of the Board of Commissioners to apportion an& asse~s such cost in such manner aud proportion as it shall deem just and equitable, considering the special benefits in enhanced v~lue to be received by such property and the ovmers thereof, so as to pro- duce a substantial equality of benefits to and burdens impaled upon each property and its ovmer; and provided that no assessment shall be made ~mtil after the notice, and hearing to property ~ners provided by the terms of said ~rticle l105-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas~ being Chapter 106 of the .rots of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of °niversity Park, Texas, and further providing that no assessment shall be made against any property or its owneriin excess of the benefits in enhanced value according to such property owner by reason of said improvement. The City of University Fark, Texas, shall pay and hereby promises to pay the remaining one-tenth of the total cost of said improvements, exclusive of sidewalks, curbs and gutters, such payment to be made in cash upon the final acceptance of the said improvements by this City. The portion of the cost to be assessed against each property o~;ner shall be paid in five equal installments, one-fifth one. year from the date of completion and acceptance of said work by the City of ~0niversity Park; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date; one-fifth four years from said date; and one-fifth five years from said date, together with interest at the rate of seven per cent (7~) per annum from date of such acceptance, provided that said assessments may be paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date of payment. BE IT FI~RTHER ORDERED That the City Engineer be and he is heret~y ordered to forthwith prepare and file plans and specifications for aaid improvements, setting out fully different standard materials and classes of work and the estimated cost thereof and that such plans and specifications be considered by this ~oard of Co~_missionors at a speci'~-~l meeting now called for that p~.pose and for the purpose of ordering a hearing as p~ov~ded by law to make assessments a~ainst the abutting property and the ~ners thereof and to transact any other business incident to the making of such improvements, the assessing of benefits resulting therefrom to be held in the Council Chamber of the City Hall in University Park at 7:~0 P.M. on , the ~ day of , 1940. PAS[~ED A]~D Ai:PROVED THI~Jl ]I~.~ 17th ATTEST: DAY 0F JbI~,~E, 1940. ~ f~2{ 0RDIk~{~CE FiXiNG !~{2NTALS TO 3E PAID BY TEI~:~G?2LPH~ %~LEPNi01iE~ E~CTRiC~ AHD GAS COL{PAI,!iES FOR '].I~ PRNILEQE OF USING LI'i'H [£1FEiR POLES~ LriRES~ C0~DUiTS~ PiPES~ AL~ FIXTUP~:S~ ti'NE STNiPSTS~ EASED~]HTS~ AND ALSYS AND 0'2i'~ER PUDLIC Yh%YS 17iTt!!~! T~ Ci?f OF UNiZi]RSiTY P321H; '2i~KAS~ PROY!DiliG PENALTIES FOR Vi0LA]i'i0N ~ A}ND PROV iDii.!G Ail' i22~RGENCY ~ ~ 0RDiN::dT3E SHALL ~::,.m A~D A~'E~ ~uSI~NDsD~ AND S!"A~L ~0'i' ....... ~' '"' ~:'~ .... - .... UNTIL '-" ~'"' i940~ SECSJ!0}[lo '2b_a'b the i'znes~ >analyzes and rorfei-tures provided for iN 6ecqioNs 9 m:d !0 of the ordinance ]}assed anti ao~x-oved by -bhe ~-'-~' of ...... ~. . ~= ~.k~y Un~veFsi%y Park on -bke %wentie'hh day of ~,iay~ 1940~ caoZioned as fo!!o~zzs: %tn ordinance fixing ren'bc~s %o .,e '%..id by teiegraph~ 'te!epl!op_e~ eiec-bric~ and ;as como&mies for qbe privi!ese of using wiZh-Nmir po!es~ wires~ conduiqs~ pipes~ and fixtures~ the s-hreets~ easements~ amd alleys and o2!er pu'blic ways wi'bhin 'the ti'fy of t)'r~iversi'by Park~ Tex&s~ providing penc.!ties for viol. s~ion~ and providing em emergency~ ])e ~na s. re hereby susperzded~ o. nd such fines~ 'pex~.t'~mes ..... forfei'bures ~,~o]_-i becoz~e effoc-bive upon and nox;' .nrior-bo -bhe z'zrs% aay of 0c'bo'ber~ ZL940~ crud-bha% no i.o_--~ ...... o~.~, associa-bion~ orr'az:~iza-bion~ or or local manager~ or ioc~ asen'b of any person~ associa-bion~ or(lanization or corporation shall be liable for easy fi~es~ penal-ties smd .?orfeitures provided by said ordinsa~ce or any of -the nrovisions -thereof for or in respec-h to any violation of or failure ';3o co~mlv '-' ...... ~_~ wm~ stay of the ~rovisions of,~'~':~=.~ ordinance occurring, aurm~S 'the znoerveni, nS 'hi~e from-4he effective d~vte of sazd ordinance until -the zmrsz ds~r...~ of Oc%ober~ 1940~ {E]CTi0N 2 o ~""' ' ' ' ezleu~lVe tlDol! !'~s passage. z:~_is ordinance shall be and ~s inm~edisbely ............ PASSED AND APPROVED~ this -the twenSy-fifth da.'/ of June~ A. D, L940~ / '- tEAYOR / f~:~ 0RDiNAROE PROVIDING T}~iT THE S0[/iT.L/ESTEPS,T BELL %)E~PHONE GOLiPANY i',E E}.~iiPTED FR0id PAYING CITY 0F N{iVERSi'FZ Pi~IX~ %~XAS~ FOUR PER CENT (&~i} 0F GROSS RECEIPTS UNDER FiXiNG PSNTALS T0 '~3E Pi~D FOR T}~ USE 0F ST[~ETS~ ALISYS~ ETC. PASSED AiD iG~PROVED !940. z~z?.:x:,, o~z_~._~ Sou%t:avesqern Bell Tale-shone_ ~omp~zy~ by-bhe_ -oerms of sm ordinemce pass~d~, and a?)eroved 'th .~eco=d da7 of Augus¢~ !937~ pays ~.~im. ually qo %he Ciqy of Uuiversiqy Pa~'~' fottr pep cans (}[~J) of gross receipts from ouszness conducted wi'bhin the ~%r. and ViTDiN.~AS~ i,i is oxpress!y provided in Section Eighq (8) of said ordinance 'bha-b the palqnen% of four ~sr cent (4-?~) of ,~'~ ..... receimts so made shall be paid smd received in lieu of m~y charge for or alley ren-gai or other oharse i'oF u~se ~ild OOOUpa!lO'3r Of 'bile o-, ...... ~ieys and pub!'ic x)inces of .iT 0RDAi~D ~ ([7~ lt0;?~%D 0F .... ~ ,?o¥ ,q,,~ 'i ...... -,,~m, " vmu,~, of Universi-hy .Ps. rk~ '2ex~ts~ a sunt .,_~lo.u gi~e SO _ :. paying -bo the u.-~z'lwes uern 13eli '2e] eohone ,~oxlnan35 of money equal %0 rout per cen-h (426) of i-hs gross receipts received from busi.':ess conducted v.d.-hhin said ~l~y~ under -hhe -harms of-~he oPaline%ce passed and approved AuRus'~5 Z~ 1937~ sad en-bitled~ "An ordinance ,'.hereby -the ~"~' of unzversz~cv Park~ ~exas~ _.- , Oluy cdld %}'!e $ou%hvfes'bern i:)e].l Teleohene Oo~!pany 8.Free unab one 2eiephono Co?any shall con'hinue -4o erect s~d maintain its poles~ v;ires oonduits~ and o'~her olant oonstr, uotion and ....... ;. ~LDpbti uer!CdlOeS aloi'i~'f ~or'oss~ oi!~ oxfer~ u~[FOLI~jil~ under al! public s-oree~;s~' ' avenues~ 8ileys~ ..nul)!ic _:;r°unds and elates in said o.~."':-"uy~ Lt!%,J. er re{:etta-0io:ls~. '' . omo? shsll FaCe!Ye an aniltzet . ~ z!~)lu :o ~se certain facilities of 'bile ' ' Compm~}r~a!i os .... :-- ' ~ el ev:.~o?~e ai%d. '~'~ !S !'iere]Pv ' ~ez ex.n provided~" 'bo 'bhe C~tv %he 'os4/men% of four Der cenq (4-2~) of ?:ross recei~3%s ~*-,cf -~i~e ordinance passed ~,iay znen-~me-b!z~ !940~ s'~ eirbitled~ UAR ordinaa~ce f'ixins rem3als 'bo ]e paid ue!esrap~.~ te!ephone~ ' ~ ~, ...~uz~ their po!es~ v'~res~ concur0% pipes~ elec-l;ric~ and :as com'oanies for the nrivileqe of usiRS ......... . ...... ~ '' and fixtures 'bhe ........ } _ .. ~ ,o.: .............. . - _ ~ ' duri:.~r ';he effec-b~ve-berm of the saicI providinf< penal%les fop /iolerhion~{u~d providin[i; m!. emersency~ _, ,- - ......... Telex}hone-uompany ~ fraNc!iise~ uric!er -one verxts of ,¢,i~4', said C0msany pays ...... _ .. of its ~:Foss receiptse '" llozr_i nr. ~ ,!lE~;l:bgAS~ E. D. idouzon~ Ur.~ ...... ,oeen appointed, as~, a ::eh:bet of the ~so~uar' ...... of Adjus'N-nent has s:,.oo_.~u,~enu and declined to qualify as a member of the Board of Adjus'Nnen~ and~ ".,flE~[S: Ed 'Jesson is a person eligible for appoin'bme:z~ %0 such pla. ce~ and h.e is hereby ,;~ppoin%ed a member of %he Board of" -' ,~.dou,:~men~ of '0he Ci'hy of Universi%y Park ..... -0erm. endinS the "-~ _f- ' k q 941 oeve:~ueen'~ ds~[ of December~ _ APPROVED ±:._o ~J.'l-r~ 2~'ish DAY OF .Y'J!~ _ . AN ORDINANCE ~'~N~NG 49.820 ACRES OF LA~D TO THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK UPON PETITION OF W. W. CARUTH, SR. BE IT ORDAINED BY THJ~2 BOARD OF C0~dlSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TKX~S; That this Board of Commissioners find, and it does affirmatively find, as a matter of fact that W. W. Caruth, Sr.~is the only ~person owning or claiming any right, title, claim or demand in or to the hereinafter described property and ~has by a petition in writing to the Governing Body of the City of University Park, requested the annexation of the property hereinafter described; THAT said City had a population of more than 4190 and less than 4250 inhabitants accord- ing to the last preceding Federal census; TPh%T the property hereinafter described is contiguous and adjacent to the City of ~niver- sity Park, adjoining the present li~its and boundaries of said City, and is less than one-half mdle in width; ~, TNAT tract or parcel of land lying, situated and being in Dallas County, State of Texas, known as Blocks 2, 7, 10, 13, 16 and the east part of Blocks 19 and 22 of Caruth Hills #l Addition, better described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at the intersection of the north line of a 15 foot alley north of Southwestern Boulevard and the east line of Durham Street, said point being 15 feet north of the northwest corner of Lot l, Block 2, Caruth Hills #l Addition; Tt",~CE easterly along the north line of said 15 foot alley at the rear of Block 2, Caruth Hills Addition, and crossing Boedeker Street a distance of ll00 feet to a point in the east line of Boedeker Street, said point being also 15 feet north of the northwest corner of Lot l, Block 3, C.aruth Hills Addition; T~NCE south 2410.9 feet along the east line of Caruth Hills.~l Addition as sho~ in Dallas County Plat Book Records, Volume 5, Page llT, which is a line drawn along the east line of Boedeker Street crossing Southwestern Boulevard and Lovers Lane to a point in the south line of Lovers I~ne, a point inthe lr esent City Limits, said point being 5 feet east of the east line of Boedeker Street; THENCE in a westerly direction along the present city limits, and along the south line of Lovers Lane crossing Boedeker Street, a distance of 605 feet to a point in the east line of Dublin Street; TH~CE in a northerly direction corssing Lovers Lane and An~herst Streets,' along the present city limit line a distance of 700 feet to a point which is 38 feet south of the north line of StanforA Street as recorded in Volume l, Page 127, Dallas County Map Records; THENCE in a westerly direction along a line which is 38 feet south of and parallel to the north line of Stanford Street, along the present city limits, a distance of 380 feet to a point in the east line of ~rham Street; ~OE in a northerly direction, following along the east line of Durham Street, and the present city li~ts as recorded in Volume 4, Page 12, Dallas County Records a distance of 1694~45 feet to the point of BEGINNING, Describing herein all the property contained in Blocks 2, 7, 10, 13, 16 and part of Blocks 19 and 22 in Caruth Hills ~l Addition, and all the public streets and alleys adjacent and contiguous thereto, as shownin Replat of Caruth Hills ~l Addition, Volume 5, Page ll7 of Map Hecords of Dallas County, Texas, which is a tract of land containing 49.820 acres of land and which not longer nor wider than one-half r mile. THAT in said petition for .the annexation of said property, the owner thereof has dedicated certain streets and alleys to public use as described on the filing plat of Caruth Hills #1~Addition and'has promised and agreed at ~is own expense to pave the streets so dedicated and to construct and install water and sewer lines,~ valves, fire hydrants and accessories upon request of the City Engi- neer and under the City Engineer's supervision with the understanding that such lines when so con- structed shall become and be the property of the City of University Park without cost to the said City and free and clear of all liens and encumberances; THAT said petition is proper as to form and that it is to the best interest and advantage of the City of University Park that said petition be granted° IT IS, THEREFORE, FURTHER 0RDAIN~ BY THE BOARD OF C0~2~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAi~K, TEXAS,' That that certain~t~ct or'parcel of land be, and it is hereby annexed to and made a part of the City of University Park, Texas, and the said land, territory and area shall henceforth be subject to all of the taxes, dues', charges, and penalties as other territory within the said City and the future inhabitants thereof, if any, shall have all of the duties and enjoy all of the rights and privileges of other residents of the City of University Park,~exas. PASSED AND APPROVE~ THIS THE 25th DAY OF JUNE, 1940. M~YOR A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF C0?,~MISSIONERS OF T~J~ CITY 0FUNIVERSITY PARK E~LOYING THE FIRM OF HUTCHINSON-B0~R & BURLESON TO MAKE THE ANNUAL AUDIT FOR THE CITY 0FUNIVERSITY PARK FOR THE PERIOD BEGINNING OCTOBER l, 1939 AND h~VDING SEPTEI~hR 30, ~940, BOTH DATES INCLUSIVE. BE IT R~BOLV~ BY T~ BOARD OF O0~ISSION~RS OF THE CITY OF bT~iVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS; THAT the firm ofHUTCHINSON~BONNER & BURLESON, Certified Public Accountants, be and they are engaged to make an examination and audit of the records of the City of University Park, Texas, for the period beginning October l, 1939, and ending September 30, 1940, both dates inclusive, and that said firm is hereby authorized to begin work on this audit as soon as practical. For such audit, the said ~ertified Public Accountants are to be paid the sum of FOUR HUNDRED SEVENTY FIVE & N0/100 ($475~00) DOLLARS. / PASSED Ah~D APPROVED THI~ THE i~IFTE~2~TH DAY OF JULY, 1940 NAYOR AN ORDINANCE OF ~ BOARD OF COM~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, EEGUL~TING TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY, DESIGNATING FOUR PLACES AT WHICH STOP SIGNS ARE TO BE PLACED AND REQUIRING ALL OPER~ ATORS TO BRING MOTOR VEHICLES TO A FULL STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING TO CROSS OR ENTER THE INTERSECTIONS AT ~ICH SUCH STOP SIGNS ARE PLACED AND PROVIDING A PE~IALTY FOR SItE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF C05~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY 0FUNIVERSITYPARK, TEXAS: That stop signs be placed at the following locations~ , On Hunters Glen Road (marked Turtle Creek Blvd) at the north side of University BOulevard~ On Shannon Lane at the south side of University Boulevard% 0n Hanover Street at the east side of Turtle ~reek Boulevard, On Hanover Street at the west side of Turtle Creek Boulevard; all within the City of University Park; and, that all persons operating or in control of any automo- bile, motorcycle, truck or other vehicle of any kind, be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehicle to enter the named intersections into or across the said intersections with- out having first then and there stopped and brought and caused such vehicle to come to a full and complete stop at and to the rear of said stop sign, and thus remained stopped until such vehicle · could be safely driven across or into said intersection without cGning into contact or collision with any other vehicle,~ if any, or any person or other object then proceeding through or across the street intersections at. which said stop signs are hereby ordered placed. Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine of any sum not to exceed One Hundred ($100o00) Dollars. This ordinance shall be effective immediately after its passage and publication as re- quired by law, and if any part thereof be held to be invalid or ineffective for any reason, then the remaining portion thereof shall nevertheless be effective. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE ATTEST: ~ / 15th day of July, 1940. ~YOR A RESOLUTION OF ~{E BOARD OF COIV~IISSIOAV/~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK ORDERING PUPLICATION OF NOTICE ON APPLICATION FOR DEPOSITORY. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAPK; That the City Clerk have and cause the ~bllowing notice to be published in the Highland & University Park News for its issue of July 19, 1940o "NOTICE THAT APPLICATIONS FOR THE CUSTODY OF CITY ~NINDS WILL BE RECEIVED AND A DEPOSITORY SELECTED AND DESIGNATED BY THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. "The Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, at its regular meeting to be held in the City Hall at 7:30 P.M., MOnday, August 5, 1940, which date is m~re than one week and less than four weeks later than the date of the publication hereof, will re- ceive applications for the custody of City funds from any banking corporation, association or individual banker doing business within the City that may desire to be selected as a depository of the said City. "The Board of Commissioners of the Ci~y of University Pa~k, ~exas, Will then and there select as the depository or depositories of such funds the banking corporation, associa- tion or individual banker or bankers ~ffering the most favorable terms and conditions for the handling of such funds, if any be acceptable. "Upon fulfilling the requirements of law and duly qualifying thereunder, the depository or depositorl.es so selected.shal~ be designated as a City depository of.~he-~fund, s of the City of Universi~y Park, Texas, for the depository year ending July 31, 1941-. i "The Board of 0ommissi°ners has and reserves the right to rejectany and all applicationsl Ralph E· Hamman, City Secretary." PASSED AND APPROV~ THIS THE 15th DAY OF JULY, 1940. f 6%~? , ,,. ,/ MAYOR · /' / ATTEST. ×.~ .~ CITY CLEHK ~ AN ORDINANCE A~'ENDING Tii~] ZONING ORDINANCE FOR THE PURPOSE OF CHANCING~TH~ 'CLASSIFICJ~TION OF A TRACT OF UNPLATTED LAND AT THE SOUTHEAST C01~R OF NORTH?JEST HIGH,rAY AND PRESTON ROAD m-~XT5/qDING 825 FEE~ SOU~t FRG~ NORT~JEST HIGPH~AY ]ARALL~ING PR~TON ROAD; THENCE 63'8 FEET IN A NORTHEAS~Y DIRECTION TO A POINT ~{ICH IS ?70 FEET SOUTH FR0~ TH~'~ NORTHW~T HIGHWAY A~tVD ~XTENqDING 626 FEET FR(~ THE I~I~RSEC TI ON OF P~TON ROAD EAST I~j~P~LLELING NORT~.~!EST HIGHWAY. VdtEREAS, the Owners of a tract of unplatted land at the soli~hea~t corne'r of. Northwest Highway and Preston Road~, as described in the caption, have requested abH~nge in.the zoning classi- fication of said land to permit its use for business purposes and Pursuant 'to.suCh request the Zon- ing Commission, under date of July 8, 1940, after notice of their meeting had been duly and legally published, reconm~ended to the Board of CommissioDers of the City of University Park that such change seemed proPer. Wq{EREAS, the Zoning Commission, after publishing notice for more than f~'teen days, has held a public hearing and at the conclusion of such hearing has recommended that ~ change be made in the zoning classification of said property and that its use be restricted to the uses permitted in a Business District; and, WHEREAS, after publishing notice for more than fifteen days, the governing body of this city has held a public hearing and has considered the re¢o~mlenda ti on of the Zoning Oommission and the request of the property owners for change in classification, and has considered the uses to which said property is adaptable and is of the opinion and affirmatively finds that at the conclusion of such public hearing that the above described tract of laud is adaptable to the uses perrmitted in the Business Use District, and that the following ordinance is in all things proper: BE IT ORDAINED BY ~HE BOARD OF CONCeSSIOnERS OFT HE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK; That the Zon- ing Ordinance of this City, of record in Volume 4, Pages 21 through 28, be and it is hereby amended by changing the zoning map, ~hich is a part of the said ordinance, in such a manner as to classify the above described tract as a part of the "O"'AreaDistrict of this City thereby making said Zoning Ordinance effect to govern the said property in accordance with the terms and provisions of said Ordinance as applicable to the ~C" Area District and Business Use District. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE l§th DAY OF IULY, 1940. NAYOR AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CO~LISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK ESTABLISHING FIRE LANES ON ThY~ EAST SIDE OF PRESTON ROAD FROM NORY~NDY AVA/~E TO SHENANDOAH AND FR~M DRUID IANE NORTH TO LOVERS LANE AND ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF E~ERSON AVENUE A DISTANCE OF ONE ~R~D SIXTY FEET ~'~ST FRO~ THE WEST LINE OF PRESTON ROAD, AND ON THE WEST SIDE OF DOUGLAS AVENUE FIFTY FEET FRO~ NORTH LINE OF EMERSON AVENUE NORTHWARD. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~IlSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: ARTICLE I WORDS AND PHRASES DEFINED: The following words and phrases, when used in this Ordinance, shall for the purpose of this Ordinance, having the meanings respectively ascri~t~d to them° ALLEY: Any street as herein defined having no legal or official name othen than alley, of twenty feet or less in width. CURB: The edges of a roadway, marked or understood. DRIVER: Every person who drives or is in actual physical control of a vehicle or assumes control of a vehicle. FIR~ LA~: Any street or alley or part of street or alley upon which parking is either restricted or prohibited for the purpose of facilitating the use of passage of equipment of the Fire Dept. INTERSECTION: The area embrased within the prolongation or connection of the lateral curb lines, or, if none, then the lateral boundary lines of the roadways of two or more highways which join one another at or approximately at right angles, or the area within which vehicles traveling upon different highways or streets joining at any other angle may come in con- flict, whether or not such street or highway crosses the other. LI~IT LINES: Boundaries of parking areas~ or fire lanes and lines marked for the purpose of excluding traffic and parking. OPERATOR: Any person in control of or assuming control of a vehicle. OV~ER: Any person, firm, co-Partnership or corporation who hol~s the legal title of a vehicle, or who has the legal right of possession thereof~ or the legal right of control of said vehicle. PARK: The standing of a vehicle, whether occupied or not, otherwise than temporarily for the purpose of and while actually engaged in stopping temporarily at a stop sign for the specific purpose of obeying the Ordinances of this City requiring ve.~icles to stop at certain stop signs temporarily before proceeding directly into the intersection, 67 PERSON: Every natural person, firm, co-partnership, association or corporation. STREET OR HIGHWAY: The entire width between property lines of every way or place of whatever nature when any part thereof is open to the use of the public, as a matter of righ.t, for the purpose of vehi- cular traffic and as a public thoroughfare. (This definition shall render the terms street and highway synons~ous and interchangeable.) VEHICLE: Every device in, upon, or by which any person or property is or may be transported or drawn upon a highway. ARTICLE II. REQUIRED OBEDIENCE TO TRAFFIC REGULATIONS: It shall be unlawful and an offense for any person to do any act forbidden or fail to perform any act required in this Ordinance. ARTICLE III. PARKING PROHIBITED AT ALL .~.~k.~S IN AND AT DESIGNATED PLACES: When signs are erected or curbs are painted, giving notice thereof, no person shall park a vehicle at any time upon any of the streets or areas or sides of streets or portions thereof hereafter enumerated, which are hereby declared FIRE LANES and the restrictions herein placed upon parking is imposed by reason of a necessity and facilitating the movement of fire fighting equipment and all vehicles iiused by the Fire Department. 'DESIGNATED PLACES: In addition to all other FIRE LANES the following are hereby designated as FIRE LANES: The entire EAST SIDE OF PRESTON ROAD FRO~ THE !~TERSECT!ON OF P~ESTON ROAD WITH NOP~NDY TO SHENANDOAH; AND, FRO~ DRUID LANE TO THE INTERSECTION OF PRESTON ROAD WITH LOVERS LANE. Also on the SOUTH SIDE OF ~ERSON AVENUE FRO~ THE ?~ST LINE OF PRESTON ROAD ~ESTWARD A DISTANCE OF ONE HUNDRED SIXTY FEET (160'), AND 0N WEST SIDE OF DOUGLAS FIFTY FEET NORTHWAP~D FRO~ THE NORTH LINE OF E~ERSON AVENUE. ARTIVLE IV. No person shall allow, permit or suffer any vehicle registered in his name or under Hs control or being operated by him'to stand or park in the areas hereinabove mentioned° Every person convicted of a violation of any provision of this Ordinance shall be punished by a~ fine of not more than One Hundred Dollars (~lO0.O0). If any part or parts of this Ordinance are, for any reason, held to be invalid, the decision shall not affect the legality of the remaining portion of the Ordinance, and all the other parts thereof!i iishall nevertheless be effective. ARTIVLE V. isigns The Chief of Police Department and the City Engineer shall immediately place lines, marks or on the curbs, or on the streets about or alongside of each of said Zones and the said marks or signs shall be painted orange and lettered in black. ARTICLE VI. This Ordinance shall be and is effective immediately upon its passage and publication as iquired by law. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 15th DAY OF JULY, 1940. ~AYOR ~TTEST~. AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COiV~,~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, DECLARING THE NECES- SITY OF I~vIPROVING AND ORDERING THE I~v~PROVE~ENT OF BALTIr~,~Q~ DR~Y~ ~RQ}~[,~_~[ORTH LINE OF PURDUE STREET TO THE NORTH LINE OF COLGATE AVENUE EXCEPT THE PRESENT PAVING AT INTERSECTION OF HA~,~OVER STREET, BRYN ~,~A¢~ DRIVE AND SOUTHWESTERN BOULEVARD,~ ALL IN TNE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, AND ORDERING SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED, AND DECLARING AN E~,~ERGENCYo BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~;~;iSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS; that this Board find, and being duly assembled at one of its regular meetings, this Board of Commissioners does affirmatively find and declares that that portion of BALTIMOP~ DRIVE from the north line of the presenti paving on Purdue Street to the north line of Colgate Avenue, in the City of University Park, Texas, is in urgent need of improvement by excavating, grading and paving the same, and the necessary work in connection therewith, and by the construction of reinforced sidewalks; and, WH~AS, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park deems it necessary to so im- prove the said street; NO?i THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK; thati the said Baltimore Drive be and it is hereby ordered improved as follows: i! From the north line of the present paving on Purdue Street to the north line of Colgate Avenue, save and except the present paving at the intersections ~f Hanover Street, B~yn ~awr Drive and Southwestern Boulevard., as platted in University ~eights Revised, Volume 3, Page 383, and University Heights #g Addition, Volume 5, Page 133, of theMap and Plat Records of Dallas County, Texas, and knovm as District 80~ That the City Engineer be and he is hereby directed to prepare at once plans and specifications for said work, and file the same with the Board of Commissioners. The said improvements shall be the standard City of University Park two-course paving, having a wearing surface of hot asphaltic concrete one-inch thick laid on a five-inch reinforced concrete founda? tion being laid monolithically with combined concrete curbs and gutters, or City of University Park standard six-inch reinforced concrete paving with monolithic curbs. That reinforced concrete standard four-foot sidewalks be constructed along the property abutting the eastern and western sides of said Baltimore Drive from the north line of the present paving on Purdue Street to the north line of Colgate Avenue according to standard specification~ of this city. That all said specifications shall set out fully the different materials and different classes of work which will be considered. That the cost of said improvements shall be paid as follows: Nine-tenths of the total cost of said improvements, exclusive of curbs, gutters and sidewalks, and the total cost of curbs, gutters and sidewalks shall be assessed against the abutting property and against the owners of the same, in accordance with the terms of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, Revision of 1925, together with the amendments thereto, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas and the ordinances of the City of University Park i! in accordance with what is known as the Front-Foot Rule, or Plan, as the frontage of the property of each owner is to the whole frontage of the property to be improved, providing that should the applica- tion of this rule in the opinion of the Board of Commissioners, be unjust or unequal in any particular case, it shall be the duty of the Board of Commissioners to apportion and assess such cost in such manner and proportion as it shall deem just and equitable, considering the special benefits in enhanced value to be received by such property and the ov~aers thereof, so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits to and burdens imposed upon each property and its owner; and provided that no assessment shall be made until after the notice, and hearing to property owners provided by the terms of said Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the ordinances of the City of University Park, and further pro- viding that no assessment shall be made against any property or its owner in excess of the benefits in enhanced value accruing to such property owner by reason of said improvement. The City of University Park shall pay, and hereby promises to pay, the remaining one-tenth of the total cost of said improvements, exclusive of sidewalks, burbs and gutters, such payment to be made in cash upon the final acceptance of the said improvements by this city. The portion of the cost to be assessed against each property owner shall be paid in five equal installments as follows: one-fifth one year from the date of completion and acceptance of said work by the City of University Park; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date; one-fifth four years from said date; and, one-fifth five years from said date, together with interest at the rate of seven per cent (7%) per annum from date of such acceptance, proved that said assessments may be paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date of payment. BE IT FURTHER ORDERED that the City Engineer be and he is hereby ordered to forthwith prepare and file plans and specifications for said improvements, setting out fully different standard materials and classes of work and the estimated cost thereof and that such pt~ns and specifications be considered by this Board of Commissioners at a special meeting now called for that purpose and for the purpose of ordering a hearing as provided by law to make assessments against the abutting property and the ovmers thereof and to transact any other business incident to the making of such improvements, the assessing of benefits resulting therefrom to be held in the Conncil Chamber of the City Hall in 69 University Park at .7:.~0 P.M., on Monday the 5th day of August, PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 17t__~h DAY OF JULY. 1940~ ~,,:AYOR ATTEST~ CITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CO~,:2'~ISSIONERS OF THE CITy OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, DECLARING THE NECES- SITY OF I)~PROVING AND ORDERING THE I~iPROVEIt[ENT OF TULANE BOULEVARD FRO~[ THE NORTH LINE OF BRYN DRIVE TO THE NORTH LI~2 (~F COLGATE' A~ENuE, iN THE CITy OF U~i~BP~YTY PARK, AND ORDERING SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED, AND DECLARING AN E~iERGENCY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~,[ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS; That this !Board find, and being duly assembled at one of its regular meetings, this Board of Commissioners does affirmatively find and declares that that portion of Tulane Boulevard from the north line of the present! paving at Bryn Mawr Drive to the north line of Colgate Avenue, in the City of University Park, Texas, isl in urgent need of improvement by excavating, grading and paving the same, and the necessary work in con-! iinection therewith, and by the construction of reinforced sidewalks; and, WHEREAS, the Board of Com~aissioners of the City of University Park deems it necessary to so im-! i!prove the said street; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~,~MISSIONE~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK; that the said Tulane Boulevard be and it is hereby ordered improved as follows: From the north line of the present paving on Bryn ~awr Drive to the north line of Colgate Avenue, as platted in University Heights #~ Addition, which plat is recorded in Volume 5, Page 133 of the ~ap and Plat Records of Dallas County, Texas, and known as District #79. That the City Engineer be and he is hereby directed to prepare at once plans and specificationsl iifor said work, and file the same with the Board of Commissioners. The said improvements shall be the standard City of University Park two-course paving, having !a wearing surface of hot asphaltic concrete one-inch thick laid on a five-inch reinforced concrete foundation being laid monolithically with combined concrete curbs and gutters, or City of University Park standard six-inch reinforced concrete paving with monolithic curbs. That reinforced concrete standard four-foot sidewalks be constructed along the property abutting the eastern and western sides of said Tulane Boulevard from the north line of the present paving on Bryn 5~awr Drive to the north line of Colgate Avenue according to standard specifications of this city. That all said specifications shall set out fully the different materials and different classes of work which will be considerSd. That the cost of said improvements shall be paid as follows: Nine-tenths of the total cost of said improvements, exclusive of curbs, gutters and sidewalks, ~nd the total cost of curbs, gutters and sidewalks shall be assessed against the abutting property and !against the owners of the same, in accordance with the terms of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised iStatutes of Texas Revision of 1925, together with the amendments thereto, being Chapter 106 of the iActs of the ~ Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas and the ordinances of the City of University Park, i~exas, in accordance with what is known as the Front-Foot Rule, or Plan, as the frontage of the propertyi i°f each owner is to the whole frontage of the property to be improved, providing that should the appli- i~ation of this rule, in the ~inion of the Board of Commissioners, be unjust or unequal in any particular it shall be the duty of the Board of Commissioners to apportion and assess such cost in such manner iand proportion as it shall deem just and equitable, considering the special benefits in enhanced value !~o be received by such property and the owners thereof, so as to produce a substantial equality of bene-~ flits to and burdens imposed upon each property and its owner; and provided that no assessment shall be !made until ~ter the notice, and hearing to property ovmers provided by the terms of said Article ll05-b, !Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the ~tate ef Texas, and the ordinances of the City of University Park, Texas, and further providing that no iassessment shall be made against any property or its owner in excess of the benefits in enhanced value iaccruing to such property owner by reason of said improvement. The City of University Park, Texas, shall pay and hereby promises to pay the remaining one- 'genth of the total cost of said improvements, exclusive of sidewalks, curbs and gutters, such payment to be made in cash upon the final acceptance of the said improvements by this city. . / i The portion of the cost to be assessed against each property owner shall be paid in five equal installments, one-fifth one year from the date of completion and acceptance of said work by the City of University Park; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date; one-fifthll four years from said date; and one-fifth five years from said date, together with interest at the rate of seven per centum (7%) per annum from date of such acceptance, provided that said assessments may be paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date of payment. BE IT FURTHER ORDERED that the City Engineer be and he is hereby ordered to forthwith prepare and file plans and specifications for said improvements, setting out fully different standard materials snd classes of work and the estimated cost thereof and that such plans and specifications be consideredii by this Board of Commissioners at a special meeting now called for that purpose and for the purpose of ordering a hearing as provided by law to make assessments against the abutting property and the owners thereof and to transact any other business incident to the making of such improvements, the assessing of b~nefits resulting therefrom to be held in the Council Chamber of the City Hall in University Park at 7:30 P.~., on ~onday__~ the 5th day of AuMust, 1940~_~. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 17t__~hDAY OF JULY~ 19~0... ATTEST: CITY CLERK. ~,~YOR ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CO?~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, DECLARING THE NECESSITY OF IMPROVING AND ORDERING THE I~,iPROVE~ENT OF PICKWICK LANE FRO~,,~ THE NORTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING AT BRYN ~,~fR TO THE N0~RTH LI~E OF cOLGATE;' SAVE AND EXCEPT ~i~'E' PRESENT PAVING AT INTERSECTION OF SOUTH- ~STERN IN THE CITY OF UNIVERS_TY PARK, AND ORDERING SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED, AND DECLARING AN E[~,~ERGENCY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~,~,ioSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That this Board find, and being duly assembled at one of its regular meetings, this Board of Commissioners does affirmatively find and declares that that portion of Pickwick Lane from the north line of the present paving at Bryn ~a~ to the north line of Colgate, save and except the present paving at intersection of Southwestern, in the City of University Park, Texas, is in urgent need of improvement by excavating, grading and paving the same, and the necessary work in connection therewith, and by the construction of reinforced concrete sidewalks; and~ ~EREAS, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park deems it necessary to so improve the said street; NOW;, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~F~';ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That the said Pickwick Lane be and it is hereby ordered improved as follows: From the north line of the present paving at Bryn 5,iawr to the north line of Colgate, save and except the present paving at the intersection of Southwestern, as platted in University Heights #~, which plat is recorded in Volume 5, Page 133, of the Map and Plat Records of Dallas County, Texas, and known as District #78° That the City Engineer be and he is hereby directed to prepare at once plans and specifications for said work, and file the same with the Board of Commissioners. The said improvements shall be the standard City of University Park two-course paving, having a wearing surface of hot asphaltic concrete one inch thick land on a five inch reinforced concrete founda~ tion being laid monolithically with combined concrete curbs and gutters or City of University Park standard 6" reinfoced concrete paving with monolithic curbs° That reinforced concrete standard four foot sidewalks be constructed along the property abutting!,i the eastern and western sides of said ~ickwick Lane from the north side of the present paving at Bryn ~awr to the north line of Colgate, save and except the present paving at the intersection of Southwestern according to standard specifications of this City. That said specifications shall set out fully the different materials and different classes of work which will be considered. That the cost of said improvements shall be paid as follows: Nine~tenths of the total cost of said improvements~ exclusive of curbs and gutters and sidewalks and the total cost of curbs, gutters and sidewalks to be assessed against the abutting property and against the owners of the same, in accordance with the terms of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, Revision of 1925, together with the amendments thereto, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas and the ordinances of the City of University Park, in accordance with what is kno~m as the Front-Foot Rule or Plan, asthe frontage of the property Ti of each owner is to the whole frontage of the property to be improved, providing that should the application of this rule, in the opinion of the Board of Commissioners, be unjust or unequal in any particular case, it shall be the duty of the Board of Commissioners to apportion and assess such cost in such manner and proportion as it shall deem Just and equitable, considering the special benefits in enhanced value to be received by such property and its owners, so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits to and burdens imposed upon each property and its owner; and provided that no assessment shall be made until after the notice, and hearing to property owners provided by the terms of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the ordinances of the City of University Park, and further providing that ~ no assessment shall be made against any property or its owner in excess of the benefits in enhanced value accruing to such property owner by reason of said improvement° The City of University Park shall pay, and hereby promises to pay, the remaining one-tenth of the total cost of said improvements, exclusive of sidewalks~ curbs and gutters, such payment to be made in cash upon the final acceptance of the said improvements by this city° The portion of the cost to be assessed against each property ovmer shall be paid in five equal payments; one-fifth one year from the date of completion and acceptance of said work by the City of University Park; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date~ one-fifth four years from said date and one-fifth five years from said date, together with interest at the rate of seven per cent (7%) per annum from date of such acceptance, provided that said assessments may be paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date of payment. BE IT FURTHER ORDERED that the City Engineer be and he is hereby ordered to forthwith prepare and file plans and specifications for said improvements, setting out fully different standard materials! and classes of work and the estimated cost thereof and that such plans and specifications be considered by this Board of Commissioners at a special meeting now called for that purpose and for the purpose of ordering a hearing as provided by law to make assessments against the abutting property and the o~mers thereof and to transact any other business incident to the making of such improvements~ the assessing of benefits resulting therefrom to be held in the Council Chamber of the City Hall in University Park at 7.~_P.~°, on ~onda~ the 5th day of~u~ust,~ 1~9 04~~. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 17th DAY OF July , 1940° ~ ~AYOR ~ STATE OF Tt~S ~ CITY OF L~II~RSI~Z PA~K ~ COU~ OF DALI.~S ~ ON THIS, the seventeenth day of July, 1940, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, convened in a recess session, at the regular meeting place thereof in the City Hall, the recess having been taken from the regular meeting of July fifteenth and adjourned to this date, there being present and in attendance the following members: ELBERT WILLIA~B Llq~I V. LAWTHER E. GLENN MARTIN Mayor, Commissioner, Commissioner° It was moved by Commissioner Lawther, and seconded by Commissioner Martin, that the plans and specifications of Ford & Swank, Architects, for the erection of a police station at Golf Drive and Haynie, be approved and that the City Clerk be instructed to advertise for sealed bids for the construction thereof, to be opened on the fifth day of august at the next regular meeting of this Board of Commissioners. WHERENJPON, Mayor Williams announced that he was opposed to such motion and would refuse to approve the resolution as offered~ following which, with the consent of Commissioner Martih, Commissioner Lynn Vo Lawther amended his motion, the resolution to be as follows: BE IT R'~v~SOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COI~,IMISSIONERS OF TItE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: TP~T, over the protest and without the approval of the Mayor, the plans and spe~lfications of Ford & Swank, architects, as submitted and now on file in the office of the City Clerk, be, and they are hereby, accepted and that the City Clerk be, and he is hereby, instructed to advertise in the official publication for sealed bids for the construction of a police station at Golf Drive and Haynie, according to such plans and specifications, and that such bids be opened at the next regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners, on the fifth day of August, 1940o Mayor Klbert Williams then stepped out of the chair and, at his request, the City Secretary presided for ~he time being; whereupon, Mayor Williams moved that the motion to adopt the foregoing resolution be tabled and that the c~nstruction of a police station not be undertaken at the present time..The motion failed, for the want of a second, a~d was lost. A vote then taken, on the motion to adopt the resolution, resulted in the adoption of the resolution, by the following vote: Commissioner Ly~.u V. Lawther and Commissioner Eo Glenn ~lartin voting "AYE", and Mayor Elbert Williams voting DONE THIS T~ SE~ENE DAY OF JULY, 1940. LY~VN V. LAWTHER, Commissioner, VOTING FOR THE RESOLUTION A TEST. City ~rlerk,of University Park, Te~s. Eo GLEh~RTIN, Commissioner, VOTING FOR THE RESOLUTION ~ ELBERT WILLIA~S, ~Iayor VOTING· AGAINST THE Rw_SOLUTION. A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF C0~ISSI0hrERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVhRSITY PARK, ThOmAS, DESIGN~TING ~ HILLCREST STAi~E B~dVK AS DEPOSITORY FOR THE YEAR ENDING JLrLY 31, 1941o BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOA~RD OF COMMISSIONERS OF ~HE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TE~S; THAT, THE HILLCREST STATE BANK, a Texas banking corporation, doing business within the Oity of University Park, Texas, having submitted the best bid made therefor, after advertisement for such bids as is by law required, be and it is designated and selected as the depository for the funds of this Oity for the period ending July 31~ 1941o The condition of this designation is such that no interest is to be paid or allowed on de- mand deposits and interest will be charged and paid at the ~ate of one-half of one per cent (~%) on overdrafts based on the actual time ~he overdraft as reflected on the books of the said depository, and that the said depository shall forthwith meet all the requirements of law to qualify as suc$ deposi tory. A two and one-half per cent (22-~i~) rate on any time deposit having a maturity date six months or more after the date of deposit, or payable on written notice of six months or more. A two per cent (2%) interest rate on any time deposit having a maturity date less than six months, and not less than ninety days after the date of deposit or which is originally or becomes payable upon written notice of less than six months and not less than ninety days. A rate of one per cent (1%) interest on any time deposit having a maturity date less than ninety days and not less than thirty days after the date of deposit, or which is originally or becomes payable upon written notice of less than ninety days and not less than thirty days. Therefore, on any of your funds which might be classed under this regulation as time deposits we will pay the above stated ~aximum rates. In any amount during this depository year we are in a position to extend to you properly authorized lines of credit, and we will make you an interest rate charge of one-half of one per cent (~) per-annum on such monies borrowed and on any overdrafts which may be created in your accounts we will make an interest charge on such average daily balances of overdrafts of one-half of one per cent (~) per annum. PASSED A~ID APPROVED THIS THE 5th DAY OF AUGUST, 1940 RESOLUTIOLi OF q~tE BOARD OF CO~,~[[SSIOI~ERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK AUTHORIZING ,PLACING, ~IN- TheNCE AND OPERATION OF STREET LIGHTS ON LOMO ALTO D~LIVE AT STANFORD STREET AND AT SOUTRJ;JESTE~N BOULEVARD; ALSO ON '~¢iNDSOR AVh~QZrE AT ST. ANDREWS DRIVE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THH~ BOARD OF CO~IISSIONFZ~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAI~, TEXAS; THAT under and pursuant to a contract with Dallas Power & Light Company for street light~ ing services, as authorized by a resolution now of record in Volume 2, Pa~444, of the Ordinance Records of this. city, there be installed forthwith and thereafter maintained and operated a street light at each of the following intersections: LOMO ALTO DRIVh~, & STANFORD STREET LOMO ALTO DRIVE & SOUTHW~BTERN BOULEVJ'~RD WINDSOR AVENUE AND ST. ANDREWS DRIVE. PASSED AND APPROV~;D THIS THE 5th ATTESTs/? DAY OF AUGUST, 1940. //' MAYOR AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CO~.~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, CRv~iCTING A FIRE LAI~,E-ON T~ SOUTH SIDE OF UNIVERSITY BOLULE~ARD FRG~I THE WEST LINE OF HAYNIE AVENUE TO THE EAST LI~FE OF PARK STREET, PROHIBITING THE PARKING OF ANY VEHICLE ALONG SAID ~TRE LANE AT ANY TI~E AND PROVIDING A P~kLTY. ~HEREAS, University Boulevard from the west line of Haynie Avenue to the east line of Park~Street has not sufficient width to'permit parking of vehicles thereon and the passage of fire engines, nor sufficient width to accon~odate large amount of traffic on said street, and it is dangerous to pedestrians on said street that parking of vehicles be permitted thereon; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~',~ISSION~ OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK; TEXLAS; I THAT a fire lane, as defined in an ordinance of the City of University Park, Texas, adopted May 4, 1931, regulating the ranking and parking of automobiles, and other vehicles, is created and established on the SOUTH SIDE OF UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD FRON~ THE WEST LINE OF HAYNIE AV~$YJE TO THE ~¢ST LINE OF PARK STREET, and all vehicles, whether automobiles, wagons, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles or otherwise are prohibited from parking on the south side of University Boulevard within such limits at any time. II That person, firm or corporation who shall park any vehicle within said limits shall be subject to the same pains and penalties set out in said ordinance of N~y 4, 1931, and in addition thereto such vehicles so parked may be impounded and the costs incurred in such impounding shall be paid before such vehicle is released. ~ PASS[%D M,~'D j~}~p~OV~ ~i~IS T~ :~th This ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage and publication as required CITY CLERK. DAY OF AUGUST, 1940~ ~YOR A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF C0~EISSIOI~_~RS OF T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAHK CANCELLING PERSON~ PROPERTY TAXES LIST~,~D IN THE RESOLUTION ~HEREAS an investigation discloses, to the satisf~ction of the Board of Commissioners, that for the respective years hereinafter set out, personal property taxes were assessed and levied against the several persons herein listed, for the respective sums hereinafter designated, but no adequate description of the property, against which the taxes were assessed, appears on the tax roll, nor anywhere in the records of this City, and that it has been impossible to identify any property against which said taxes have been assessed; further, it has been impossible to make collection of the tax and it has been impossible to ascertain the present correct address of the person against whom the tax was made and it, therefore, appears that the assessment~ was improperly made and it appears the continuation of the tax charge on the rolls of this City is burdensome and without any advantage: BE IT 0RDAII,TED BY THE BOARD OF C0}E~,~SSIOI~ltS OF THE CITY 0FDEIVERSITY PARK, T~_gCAS, that the several personal property tax items hereinafterlis~ed be, and they are hereby, cancelled and ordered removed from the rolls. FOR ~qEYEAR 1933 FOR TH3~YEAR 1953 Go R. Alexander $ 1.00~ Sherwood H. Avery to50~ J. P. Baker 2.25 E. A. Baugh 1.00 E. L. Beasley 1o00~ R. Do Bell 1~75 J. Ac Bro~ 1.00 Morriss Brow~lee 1.00~ Ho W. Budsong 1.10~ Ross Ac Bundy 1.00 C. H. Channing 5.00~ Clem Clardy 3.00~ J. D. Clark lol0~ Eo A. Davis 5o00~ Defenders Photo Sup Co lo00J~ So W. Fdlton $ 1o75~ 0. Ho Griffin $ 1.75$ Lo L. Iiarris 2.20~ Mrs. Florence Bobb Mrs. Lee Holder 1o80~ Grinshaw 4.00+ Po E. Johnson 5.~0~ Jnoo L. Hamilton 1.60~ Mrs. J. D. Kaiser 1o00~ L, Lo Harris 1.25~ L. S. Katz 3.00~~ ~'tary ICruger ~o55~ Ed Lasel 2o15~ Jerry J. Krauss 2o00~ H. Loyd 1o50+~ No G. McCarter 1.60,~ Do E. McEvoy 3o55~ G.G. ~cDonald 2o00- 0. Bo McGrath 4o75J- David M. Martin 2o00~ R. M~xwell lo0~ H. P° Nerrifield 2.50~ J. B. Miller 1.25~ Jo H. Norton 1o50~ C. E. Miller 2°30J~ 0. ~n. Muller 1.90m F, B. Morgan 2o15~' J.E. ~'Iunn 2.00~ J. Mo ~Iozley 1.00& So D. ~res 1.55~ S. K. Edwards 2.50~ J. ~. Pe~od l~00* ~$. F. Newbe~ 1.00~ Gerald Forbes 1.~ T.F. S~on 1.50~& ~r~ D. ~g$ 1.6~ S. W. ~lton 2.0~ Y.H. Sc~itz 1.00~ S. ~. Redmond 1.00& R. C~ Gui~ 3~0~ S. ~ Shepherd 1.70.- P.B. Reis 1.60~ G. N. Hailey 1.10v E.E. Smith 1.8~~ Geo. T. Re.olds, Jr. 1.25~ J, C. Harris 3.75a H. Staton 3.7~ D.T. Rice 1.00~~ W. B. Harrell 1.50~ ~s. Jo~ Tancred, Jr. 3.25&~ C.J. Robinson 1.25~ J. M. Harley 1.00~ J.E. T~cy 8.00~ J.N. Robinson H. A. ~ter l~00~ H.P. ~itehtll 1.15~ H. Starch 2.35~ ~s. Ma~ ~icCline 1.00~ T.C. Wilson 2.30~ J. ~. Sutton 1.25~ C. ~hgill 1.0~~' TOT~- 1934 $ 95.15 M~s. Jo~ Tancred, Jr. 1.6~% Carroll ~onroe 2.00~, E. ~t~ W~ter E. R. Nancy l~00~ FOR ~ Y~ 1935~ H.R. Wells Henry NevJhoff, Jr. 3.75~~ ~s. J. W. Wheeler 2.50~ H. D. Page 1.00* J.M. ~len $ 1.65~ T~ ~R 1935 $ 99.~5 J. C. Penrod 1.00~ ~a~e ~derson 3.25~ ~s. D. L. P~itt 1.00. H.C. Bleil l~ Clarence H. Rappe 2~25~ J.T. Boha~an 1~30~ J. H. Scmitz 1.50® S.P. ~f~ 1.05~N ~s. ~ces Ad~ H. Stekoll 2.75~ ~orge S. B~ 2.50. Roy H. Akridge 2.50 R. F. Yo~g, Jr. 1.00~ Jno~ C~pbell 1.45~ L.E. Allen T~ - 1933 $ 64~30 C.H. C~tng 1.30~~ F~ A. Bean W. S. Clark 1.75~ R.W. Bier 2.00-~ FOR T~ ~R 1934: Major Cleavor 1.10. F.E. Bloat 2.00~ Roger N. Coger 1.15~' J. 0. Boyd 1.00· H. H. Amstrong $ 2.20~ Albert Cook 2.00m Major ~l~ver 2.00-~ She~o~ H. Ave~ 1.00' R.W. Cutler 1.75~ L.N. gole~ 1.50~ J~i~ ~gby 1.75~' S.P. ~le 1.00~ ~. O. Creal 2.00~ C. D. ~rr 2.40~ J.P. Dreibelbis 1'75t Jewell Creason B. Be~ett 1.50~ R.J. Estep 1.00~ J.B. O~ins 1.00~ T. D. Bevy 1.~-~- ~s. T. G. Ezell 1.95~ D.P. ~by 2.00~ R. W. Bier 2.30~ C~rles A. ~ir 2.50t A~s. A. P. ~rras 3.00~ B. M. Bishop 1.15~ M~. F. A. Ferris 1.30~ J.W. ~vis 1.00~ ~eo Boze~n 2.15~ S.J. FTeck 1.40~ M.D. Dewberry 2.0~ H. D. Bro~ 6.15~ ~ld Forbes 2.65~ ~. N. D~ C. H. Cha~ing 2.80~ W.F. Foster 1.65~ J. Fred.Engler 2.00~ ~Mjor Cleaver 1.~5.~ W.K. Freeze 1.SO. Leon R. Evan Charles C. Ooffey 1.00-~~ C. E, ~iedl~der 1.~5~ G' J. ~int 1.0~ W. C. Comer 2.15~ H.H. ~gates 1.10~ tfms. D. L. ~azier 2~00% A. M. Dickson 1.20m H.M. ~orgi 2.50e H.G..~ost. W. W. Epps 2.70m Jno. W. Gleboff 2.90~ I. F. ~nklin 1.00~ R.E. Goodrich, Jr. 1.00. FOR THE YEAR1936: Oilo L~ liar'b Co~ L~ L~ L:~ndry Ju,.::es L~ Rucker Xarold Sax'iin Lo 'hie Ci?2'k 2ho}:as 3oe i,. 2]~reaci. sil! TOTAL - 1936 FOR : ::' lg v 7 ,l:. ::2...a!exa::ler L, bi~ Aiexanrler }.L~ i,._. Sa]scock it:cch ,J~ 3c,,ker :m.!ph 5J~ 5i~:4 on J. 5, iut!er }.,irs. L. 2.i. Creqor d .... }:ill i:_;rw:Ln ,. i.'[arsh Da'/id :.1~ ' '- ~"' S, O~ Lioore S~ lO~ Liyr, es Jr. ..~. it~ Robot%son 'r N Rol)inson ilar}/ ,2~ 2'hi-he :), J'~ doo].iey TOT26- 1937 3 1,4.0 3 4~00 3'.00-,' 2 ~S0z I~20,~ 3 ~00~', 3 I~30," ~ 80,"' l.~ 25+ t ~:0~ lo 3'.1o~. 4.. 3 t.60~ 5~OOe ill,70 TOTAL · 457 °25 PASSED i~D APPi(O:ED ~'~?? q ' · ::I~ '2H~ 55h DAY ' RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PAYM~ FCR CITY ATTOR~rEY'S SERVICES IN LITIG~YTION BE IT RESOLVED BY Tm BOARD OF C(~Z~ISSIONERS OF THE CITer OF UNIVEI~SITY PARE[, that P. C. Fewell be, and he is, hereby allowed, together with his monthly retainer, compensation in the amount of FIFTE~ HUNDRED DOL!,&RS ($1,500.00) for service rendered from litigation in the Hobli$zelle Case and Connor Appeal. This to be paid ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($1~000.00) during the month of AuguSt and FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($500.00) during the month of September. PASSED AND APPR0~D THIS THE FIFTH DAY OF AUGUST A.D. 1940. ~YOR RI~%0LUTION OF T~ BOARD OF COM~.~]ISSIONER9 0F THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAX REL~SING TWO R~AINT~J~CE BONDS GIVEN BY UVALDE CONSTRUCTI ON C0).~OA~Y ~DR TH~ IMPROV~]\.~.kNT OF HA~0VER ST~ET FR@,/I TURTLE CRE~ TO THAC~RY (formerly Hughes Drive)~ A~ BRYN ~WR (formerly ~ory Street) FROM HILLCR~£ST TO TURTLE CR~, IN TH~ CITY OF U~IVER$ITY BE IT RESOLVED ~¥ TI:D~ BOARD OF CO~,II:~$IONEI~ 0~' THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PA[tK, THAT, V?HEI~AS, heretofore on the llth day of June, 1935, Uvalde Construction Company entered into contract with Jo ~'red Smith to improve (1) Bryn ~lawr (formerly Emery Street) from Hillcrest to 'IMrtle Creek, and (2) Hanover Street from Turtle Creek to Thackery (formerly Hughes Dr), in the City of University Park, Tex~s, and i~ said contract bound and obligated itself to so construct said improvements and to use such materials in the construction of same that said streets would be and remain in good repair and condition for a period of five years from the final completion and acceptance of said work by the City of ~niversity Park, and at the end of said perle5 to be in good and serviceable condition, smooth and free from any defects that would impair their usefulness as roadways, and i~rther agreed to maintain said streets in accordance with the terms and provisions of said contracts; and, WH~R~kS, the said ~valde Construction Company, in accordance with the terms of said contract, furnished maintenance bonds to the City of ~niversity Park, with said b~alde Construction Company as Principal and the American Surety Company of New York as Surety; and, W~REi~S, said five-year period has expired, and said contracts of guaranty and maintenance hav~ been fully and faithfully completed ~nd carried out by said Uvalde Construe ti on Company~ NOW, THERi~FORE, BE IT R~SOLV~D L~Z THE BOARD OF CO~,:9~'iI~SIONERS 0F THZ CITY OF U~Yt~/~RSITY PARK: that the maintenance bonds heretofore given by the Uvalde Construction Come,any a~ ~h~incipal and ~nerican Surety Company as Surety, of date the 18th day of June, 195~, and the 16th day of July, 19~, respectively, be and the same are hereby released and held of no further force and effect. That this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage o P~SSED ~3~D APPROV~D TP~IS THE 4th DAY 0i, S~Pi~.,uB~ 1940. THE ST~TE OF TE]f~S ) COUNTY OF D~_LLAS ) I, RALPH E. HM~N, Secretary of the City of University Park, Texas, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing resolution is a true and correct copy of the resolution passed by the Board f Com~issioners of the City of Oniversity Park,Texas, on the 4th day September, 1940. ~c ~ T~EC ~ET~FF ~ RESOLUTION ORDERING ISSUANCE 7'~ND D~IVERY OF STREET AND PAtaK !I~[PR(~f~ff~NT WARRAi}~TS, SERIES OF 1940, IN THE PRINCIP~L SL~,~ OF TEN ~IOUSAND (:!~10,000o00) DOLLARS, BEARING I~,~T~R~;oT A~,rD PAYABLE A.i~ NUEREIN PROVIDED. WI{EREAS, by an ordinance entitled: '~AN 0RDINA!,ICE A.},~ZNDING THE BUDGET OF 'i711 CITY OF D~IVERSITY PARK, HERETOFORE APPROVED Al,ID ADOPTED FOR '!~ CURR~T FISCAL Y~R BY ~,~LOCATING S~IfEN THOUSAND FIVE HUND~D AtfD N0/100 (~?,500.00) DOLLARS TO BE SECURED BY ~fHE ISSUANCE OF WARRANTS FOR THE USE 0F PARK IMPROVEM~i~T t~]JI~", passed and approved on the ~econd day of January, 1940, and recorded in Volume 4, Page ~0, of the Ordinance Records of this City, provision was trade for the issuance of warrants in the p~ncipal sum of Seven Thousand Five Hundred (~7,~00.00) Dollars, to pay the cost of street markers and park improvements and as the completion of such improvement nears it is determined that warrants in the principal stm~ of Seven Thousand Dollars (~?,000.00) must be issued, to furnish the funds required for such project 6nd for the essential perraanent improvement of streets contiguous to Caruth i~ark~ an additional Three Thousand (i~5,000o00) Dollars is required; and~ ~REAS this City has no current or oth~r funds available for such purpose and Hitlcrest State Bank, a banking institution of University Park, Texas~ will furnish the required funds upon delivery of the warrants hereby ordered issued, and the following Ordinance best serves the public welfare: BE IT 0RDAIIfED BY THE BOARD OF C01¥E~'.IooION~R~ OF Tt.~E CITY OF UNIVEP~ITY PARK: That two warrants, each for the principal stun of Five Thousand (~5,000.00) Dollars~ due March 20, 1942, and March 20, 1944 respectively, worded substantially as follows: Nbt, IBER 1 ~5,000 o00 UNITED STAT'~RiS OF A~'~RICA ST~TE OF TS]fAS COL~,NfY OF DAtJlAB CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK STREi~T AND PARt( IMPROVSvI~f WARRANTS. The City of University Park, in the County of Dallas, in the State of Texas, for value received, is justly indebted and promises to pay to HILLCREST STATE BAi~YK, or bearer, on the ~,gentieth day of March, 19~2, the principal sum of FIVE THOUSAND AND N0/100 (~5,000o00) DOLLARS in lawful money of the United States of America, together with-interest thereon from date hereof until paid at the rate of two per cent (2~) per annum, payable March 20, 1941, and semi-annually thereafter on the ~wentieth day of September and the Twentieth day of March in each year, and the full faith and credit of said city is hereby irrevocably pledged to the prompt payment of this warrant and the annexed coupons, and the City Treasurer is authorized, ordered and directed to pay to bearer said principal and interest payable at FIRST ~%TIONAL BANK IN DALLAS, DALLAS~ T~iS, upon presentation and surrender of warrant or proper coupon. In event the sum of money represented by this warrant and annexed coupons shall not be paid at maturity, the same shall thereafter bear interest at the rate of five per cent (5~) per annum until fully paid, and in the event of such default and it becomes necessary for the holder hereof, or of any coupon attached hereto, to place claim therefor in the hands of an attorney for collection~ or to institute suit hereon, the City of University Park promises to pay to the holder hereof a reasonable attorney's fee, which is, to wit, ten per cent (10~) of the. amount of such default. This warrant is one of a series of two (2) warrants, numbered consecutively One (1) and Two (2) respectively, aggregating the sum of Ten Thousand and No/100 (~10,000o00) Dollars, issued for the purpose of evidencing the indebtedness of said City of University Park, to the payee herein, or bearer, for money used in the construction of per~nent street and park improvements in s~id City, in accordance with the terms and stipulations of plans and specifications therefore!~ duly made, entered into and adopted by said City in strict compliance with and under and by viz~tue of the Constitution and Laws of the State of Texas. Be it known and understood that this warrant, as well as all others of this series, is issued for the purpose and intent of evidencing such indebtedness by warrants duly authorized and issued and which are to. be paid out of a special fund made, created, and set aside, and designated as CITY OFUNIVE:~ITY PARK STREET ARD PARK I}/PROVt~ WARRAN~ FUND, all in accordance with the Constitution and Laws of the State of Texas, and in pursuance of ordinance duly and legally passed by the City of University Park on the Sixteenth day of September, A.D., 1940, which ordinance is recorded in Volt~e Four, at Page 291 of the Minutes of the Board of commissioners of said City. The date of this warrant, in conformity ~th the ordinance above mentioned, is Septem- ber 20, 1940. And it is hereby certified and recited that all acts, conditions and things required to be done precedent to and in the issuance of this warrant have been properly done, have happened and been performed in regular and due time, form and z~nner, as required by law, and that the total indebtedness of said City, including this warz'ant, does not exceed any constitutional, or statutory T9 limitation. IN ~TNESS ~REOF, the City of University Park has caused the corporate Seal of said city to be hereto affixed and this warrant tc be signed by its Meyer and countersigned by its City Secretary as of the date last above written. C OD~'~E~~~lI~/ GNED /: / OF CI ~ UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. Registered this MAYOR, CITY OF UNIVERSITY ?ARK, T~ / the Twentieth day of SeptemJ~r, A. D. 1940. / CIO CITY TR~_~URER~ CITY OF UNIVERSI~iT PARK, TEXAS, bearing coupons as herein provided and worded substantially as follows: C CUP 0N ~,[JMBER 3. ~50o00 On the Twentieth day of March~ 1942, the City Treasurer ~f the City of University Park~ Te~as~ will pay to bearer at FIRST /NATIONAL BANI( IN DALLAS, DALI~tS, TEXAS, the stum of ~ifty a~ No/lO0 (~50.00) Dollars, being six months' interest due on the CI~ OF L~VERSI~ PA~ STRE[~ ~D PA~ IMPROV~ WAR~.NT, dated September 20, 1940~ and n~bered as shown below, to which this coupon is attached and of which it is a part. ~ ~ C~~v~4, and i~-OFFICIO CITY TR?J~SURER, CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAP~[~ Ti~Df~S i'~,~kYOR, CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. WARRANT N~B~ 1. be issued and dated the Twentieth day of September, 1940 and that such warrants, with their respective interest coupons, be executed by the Mayor, O~ty Clerk and City Treasurer and be deliv- ered to the payee forthwith upon payment to this City of the principal sum thereof, with accrued interest to the date of such delivery, and that this City be and it is hereby irrevocably bound by the team, s of such warrants and to make the payments therein provided to the owner and holder thereof upon surrender of the warrants and their respective coupons as they mature. P~kSSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SIXTE~_~TH CITY CIfE.WK, CITY OF ~.~IVERSITY PAPJ~[, DAY OF SEPT~,~BER, 1940. ~,,,~AYOR, CiTY CF UIJIVE?SITY PA.q(, T~S AN 0RDII~ANCE OF THE CiTY 0r UNIVERSITY PARK ADOPTING. A BUDGET FOR TH~ FISCAL Y~R 1941 AND AUTHORIZING EXP~'~ITURES AS SET OUT IN SAID BUDGET. W~FER~kS, the Mayor of the City of University Park, Texas, has submitted a tentative detailed budget for the City of University Park, Texas, frml October l, 1940, through September 30~ 1941, of which notice and hearing will be legally given and held September 28, 1940, in the City Hall at 2:00 pomo, and it appears to the Board of Co~issioners that said budget is proper in form and substance; NOW, TI~REFORE, BE 0R!)AI~'ED BY Tt~] BOARD OF CC~AISSI01[ERS 'OF TF~ CITY OF UNIV,,RSITY PARK That the budget of expenditures for the City of University Park from October l, 1940, through September 30, 1941, as prepared and submitted by the Mayor, and a copy attached heretO~ be and the same is hereby tentatively approved and adopted. The Mayor and City Secretary are hereby authorized to make the expenditures set out in said budget in accordance therewith, and to draw checks upon the several funds concerned in payment thereof. This ordinance shall take effect from and after the date of its passage. PASSED AND APPROF. i;D THIS THE THE ATTEST :.-%~ 16th DAY 0£ S~TB~t'~ER~ 1940. Ma yor, RESOLUTION OF T~ BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF T~; CITY OF L~flVERSITY PAI~[, TEXAS, APPROVING THE Gi~ ROLLS OF ~vHE CITY CLERK AS EX-~FFICI0 T~ A.oo.~SOR AND TAX COLLECTOR OF TH~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, T~'~AS, FOR THE CALEhrDAR ~,~P~S, W. E. ~YFIELD, ~C~X F~ASH~ ED MOUZON, each being a qualified voter and resident and property owner of the City of University Park, Texas, having been ~uly and ~wfulty appointed and duly qualified as the Board of Equalization of the City of ~$iversity Park,Texas, for the year 1940, and having conducted meetings of said Board in accordan6~with the provisions of law have caused the Assessor to bring before them all the assessment lis~a and books of the Assessor of the City of University Park for the examination; and, WHEREAS, the said Board has carefully examined and considered the said lists, books and rolls and after so examining the same has corrected all errors appearing thereon, and after due and proper notice to the owner of such property or the person rendering 'the same, has eq~mlized the value of ntm~erous said properties appearing on the said roll after hearing the owners of said properties fully; and, 7fHEREAS, said Board has fully heard and considered all complaints offered with reference to the said roll and after fully examining and equalizing the value of all property on the Assessor's list and books has approved the said lists and books and has returned them together with the lists that the said Assessor might make up therefrom for general rolls as required by law; and, ~f~EREAS, the said Board of Equalization has met again and examined and found the said general rolls as so made up to be in all things prSper, fair~ equal, uniform and correct and that they should be approved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TI~ BOARD OF EQU~IZATION OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, for the year 1940, that the general rolls of the City Clerk as Ex-Officio Tax Assessor and Tax 0ollector ~f the City of University Park, Texas, be and they are in all things approved. PASSED Ah~ ~PROVED THIS THE 9th DAY OF AUGUST, 1940. ATTEST: ~ City~Cle~ and Ex~0f~i'c.i~' Se~ary 'of the Board of Ecualization of the City of 0niversity Park, Texas. Member Member 81 RESOLUTION OF THZ BOARD ::F C0}~r&,:ISSIONERS 0P TH: CITY OF N':IVERSITY P2d~K, TE~YS, APPROVING ~ GEZE~L ROLLS OF ~ZdE CITY CLEF~ AS EX-OFFICIO TZO[ ASSESSOR AND T/AX COLLECTOR OF THE CITY OF UNIV~ ERSITY PARK, TEXX~S, FOR THE CAL~DAR YF~R 1940, . ~I:I~REAS, W. ~. ~fayfield, Michaux Nash and E. D. ~'Iou?mn, Jr., having been duly appointed and qualifie~ as the Board of Equalization of the City of University Park, Texas, for the year 1940, ha~e conducted the meetings of said Board in accordance with the provisions of law, and after issuing all t>e notices vrovided for by law and conducting all hearings which are required by law or were proper, have finally completed the examination of said general rolls, found it to be in all things proper, fair, equal, uniform and correct, have given their final approval to these general rolls for the calendar year 1940; and,' WHER~S, this Board of Con:missioners is of the opinion that the rolls so examined and approved hav~ become and should become the final rolls of the City of University Park~ Texas, for the calendar year 19401 N0:~?, THz]REF0~, BE IT RE'SOLVED,BY ~ BOARD OF COIV~viISSIONERS OF ~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PA~(, TE~'~S, that the general rolls of the City 01era as Ex'Officio Tax Assessor and Tax Collector of the City of University Park~ Texas, for the calendar year 1940, be and they are in all things approved and adopted as the official tax roll of the City of University Park, Texas, for the year 1940. PASSED A~$ APPROVSD THIS CITY CL~ 16th DAY OF SE~T~!:.ER, 1940, -~ ~YOR AN 0RDIN~kNCE OF THi~; BOARD OF C01t~:,~ISSION~ OF THE CITY 01 UN~I~ITY tlkRK, AD VALOREM TAX OF SAID CITY OF N~IVERSITY PAi~( FOR TITE Y~R ~940 TO PROVIDE FOR TI~f~ PAY~:NT OF CURR~T ~SES OF SAID CI~ff AND FOR PAY~ENT OF INTEREST AND FOR T~S RETI~...~.t~T OF 0UT%TAR~DING BONDS AND 'iTARP~NTS OF THE SaID CITY, AND FIXING THE Tt~,fE N-iEN SAID TAXES FOR ThUS YEAR 1940 SHALL BECOME DUE, FIXING THE TIME ~::EN Tt~ S~.d~ SHALL BEC G~gE DHLINQU~NT, AND PROVIDING FOR SPLIT-PA!%~SNTS, AND REPel%LING ALL TAX ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND DECLARING AN ~\,?ERGENCY. ?~Et:~fgkS, the Boar~ of Equalization heretofore appointed has heretofore in accordance with the law submitted its findings as to the valuation of all taxable property within the ~ity of Univ- ersity Park, Texas, which said findings have been accepted and approved by the Board of Corauissioners and, ]~R~4S, it is necessary to provide for the payraent of the current expenses of said City and also for the payment of interest and the creation of a sinking fund for the retirement of bonds and warrants of said City. NOV[, THEREFORE ~ BE IT 0RDAIR~D BY THX; BOARD OF C02~,:\,!ISSIONERS OF ~ CITY OF bT~IVE~ITY PAPSK, Ti~: / /~ ~/ That there be, and is hereby levied an annual ad valorem tax for the year 1940 of One and No/100 ($1.00) Dollar on each ONE t~fDR~) (~100.00)) Dollars assessed ~aluation of all taxable property, real, personal and mixed on the First day of Yanuary, A.D., i~0~ situated within the City Limits of the City of University ~Park, Texas, not exempt from taxation by the Constitution and ~ws of the State of Texas; such tax to be apportioned as follows: 0 '7 d 0 0 (a) An ad valorem tax of ~0.7350 on each One Hundred (~}100.00) Dollars' assessed valuation of taxable p~rty for the purpose of defraying the current expenses of the municipal gover~aent of the City of University Park, Texas. f', 0 (b) An ad valorem tax of :~0,0800 on each One Hundred (~:][00,00) Do:lars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the 'p~pose cf paying the interest on and creation of a sinkin~ fund sa~ ~o discharge at ~a¢urity the balance of ~126~000~00 University Park S¢or: and Sanitary Sewer Bonds, series of 1938. ~"'? ": :: e:0 (c) An ad valorem 2ax of .~ ,00~0 on each One H~dred (~[00.00) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the p~pose of payi~ the interest and creation of a sinking fund necessary ~o discMrge at mat~mity the balance of ~50~000,00 University Park A~ley and Street Zmprovement Bonds~ series of 1938, O, 0 a~ ¢axa~e ?~ogez$X ~oz $~e ~z~ose o~ ~a~J.~6 Cbe ~ezes¢ a~a ezea~o~ o~ a s~ ~a (e) An ad valorem tax of ~0o0070 on each One Hundred (~100o00) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund neces- sary to ~ischarge at maturity the balance of ~3~500.00 University Park Permanent Improvement ';¥arrants~ series of 1927. (f) An ad valorem tax of ~0.014~ on each One Hundred (~100.00) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on and the creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge ag maturity the balance of ~43~000.00 University Bonds~ series of 1924. (g) An ad valorem tax 0f ~0.0040 on each One H~dred (f~100.00) Dollars of assessed valuation of ~xable property for the put,se of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund neces- sary to discharge at mat~ity the balance of ~590..00 University Park Street Lighting Warrants, series of 1930. (h) A An ad valorem tax of ~0.0220 on each One Hundred (~100.00) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund neces~ sary to di scharge at maturity the balance of i~3,991o28 University Park Street Improvement Warrants, series of 1930. (i) An ad valorem tax of ~0o0580 on each One Hundred (43100,Q0) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the p~pose of paying the interest on and creation of a siccing ~nd neces- sary to disc~rge at ~turity the balance of ~172,000.00 University Park Ref~ding Bonds, seri~s of 1930~ ' ~ ~ ~ (j) An ad valo~m tax of ~0.0150 on each One Hundred (~;100.00) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of payi~ the interest on and creation of a si~ing fund neces- sary to discharge at maturity the ~alance of ~iQ,000~00 University i~rk ~blic Park Improfement Warrants, Series of 1931-A~ ~ ~ · (k) An ad valorem ~x of ~0.0190 on each One Hundred (~100.00) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable pro~rty for the purple of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking ~nd neces- sary to discharge at mturity the ~lance of ~21,000.00 University Park Public Park Bonds~ Series of 1932~ / / 0 . (1) An ad valorem tax of ~0.0280 on ~ch One Hundred (~100.00) Dollars of assessed ~luation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a si~ing fund neces~ sary to discharge at matm~ity the balance of ~59~000~00 University ~rk Municipal Building Improve- ment ~onds, Series of 1936. ~ /~ ..... ~ (m) An ad valorem tax of ~0.0030 on each One H~dred (~100.00) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking f~d neces- sary to dfsc~rge at ~turity the balance of ~8,300.00 University Park Street Improvement Warrants, Series of 1930. ~ .... All of said taxes shall be due and payable at the office of the City Tax Co~l%~ctor of the City of University Park at the City Hall in University Park, Texas, on October 1, 1940, but it is hereby specifically provided that the t~ayers may pay one-half of the amount of the tax due on any property on or before 17oy~mber 30, 1940, and in the event the first half of the said tax is paid on or before Movember 30, 1~0, but only then and in that event, the other half of the 1940 taxes on that property on wh~9.~ one half of t~he tax has been so oaid will not be considered delin- quent until after June 30, 19~1o On July 1, 1941, the remaining unpaid one-half of any tax not then paid will be and become delinquent and there shall be ipso facto added thereto a penalty equivalent to eight per cent (8%) of the unpaid principal of the unpaid tax, which shall be immediately due as a part of such tax, and there shall also be added and b~$q~me due interest atthe rate of six per cent (6%) per annura on the said principal sum from July !, 1941, until the date of payment of the said principal, penalty and interest. If the first one-half of th% ~§X due on any property for rice year 1940 is not paid on or before the thirtieth Ray of November, 1940 the entire amount thereof shall immediately be due and payable and in the event the entire principal stun of such tax is not paid on or beforei'..the thirty-first day of January, ~9~, the following penalties and interest shall accrue and become due and be payable as part of such tax: One per cent of the principal of such tax if paid during the month of February, t941, Two per cent of the principal of such tax if paid during the month of March, 1941~ Three per cent of the pricipal of such tax if paid during the month of April, 1941, / :, Four per cent of the principal of such tax if paid during the month of May, 1941~ Five per cent of the principal of such tax if paid during the month of June, !941~ ~+I~ such tax is not paid on or before June 30, 1941, such tam shall be delineuent on July 1, 19~i, and there shall be added and become due as a part of such unoaid tax a ~enalty of eight per cent (8~) of the principal of such tax, and there shall also be due as a part of such tax interest on the principal of such tax at the rate of six per cent per ann~a, from ti~e first day of July, 1941~ to the date of the payment thereof. Ail ordinances heretofore passed levyin~ taxes for the year 1940, which are in conflict herewith, shall be and they are hereby repealed, and this tax ordinance shall take the place of and be in lieu of any levies heretofore made for the year 1940. No tax having been levied for the year 1940, and the time for the collection of taxes being near, there exists an imperative public necessity and emergency demanding that the rule re- quiring that ordinances be read atmore than one meeting anS. more than one time, be and the same is hereby suspended, and such emergency and necessity is hereby ordained to exist, and it is fm~ther ordained that this ordinance be passed at this meeting of the Board of 0om~issioners, and that it shall take effect i~edia~ly upon its passage by the Board of Commissioners and its ap- proval by the Mayor as an emergency measure. PASSED ~D APPROVJ~D THIS T~ 16th DAY 0F SEPT~2~ER, 1940. MAY0~ ATT~T: C~TY / Z 0NI NG 0RDI NANC E AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING ZONING REGU12-~TIONS AND DISTRICTS IN ACCORDANCE ?iITH A C05~REHENSIV~ ZONING PLAN H.'L~B~ ADOPTED, DIVIDING THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, T~/~S, ]NT0 DISTRICTS, FOR ~E PURPOSE OF RE-DISTRICTING AND REGb~LATING THE ~IGHT, ~X~,~;IBER OF STORI~, AI.!D SIZE 0F BUILDINGS AND OTHER STRUCz TURES, THE PERCENTAGE 0F LOT THAT iffY BE OCCUPIED, THE SIZE 0F YARDS, COURTS, AI'O OTHER OPE$.~ SPACES, THE DENSITY OF POPUIf~TION, THE LOCATION AND USE OF BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES, A~ LAND FOR TR&DE, INDUSTRY, RESIDENCE, AND 0TIER PUf~POSES, AND RE-DIVIDING THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK INT0 DISTRICTS AND REGUI~kTI NC- A~ DISTRICTING ERECTI 0N, C 0NSTRUC TI ON, REC 0NSTRUCTI 0N, ALTEP~TI ON, REPAIR, AND I/SE OF BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES, A~O LA~,YD '?~ITHIN SUCH DISTRICTS AND PROVIDING UNIFOt~,/i REGULATIONS FOR THE SEVERAL CLASSES OR KIRrDS OF BUILDINGS OR STRUCTU~S AND US~ WITHIN THE RESTRICTED DISTRICTS, ADOPT- iNG TH2 ZONING MAP DISCLOSING AND FIXING TH~ BOUArDARIES OF THE SE~fEPJ~L DISTRICTS AND USE ARE~.S AND ~A~KING THE Ri~iSTRICTIONS, LIMITATIONS A~U) PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO S[JCH DISTRICTS AND AREAS, AS PRO- VIDED HEREIN, PROVIDI~.G FOR A BOARD 0F ADJUST~¥~NT AND DEFI~.:[ING TIT£ POWERS OF SUCH BOARD AND PROVID- ING ~ PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF THE ORDINANCE. BE IT 0i~DAII'~ED BY 'Z-~; BOARD OF g~%~'[ :TD¢':T¢'~']~](~ 0~' T~ CI&~f OF '~fIVE~,ITY PAD(, T'~OkS° That that certain ordinance entitled: "An Ordinance of the City of University Park, Texas, establishing a zone plan, dividing the City of b~iversity Park into districts for the purpose of regulating thelocation of trade and of buildings and structures, designs for dwellings, apartment hOUses, and other specified pu~oses~ reg%~lating the height and bulk of buildings and structures and the aligm~ent thereof on street frontages~ regulating the areas and dimensions of yards, courts, and open spaces surrounding buildings and struct%~es; creating a Board of Adjust~mnt to hear appeals on a~kainistration of the Ordinances, and prescribing a penalty for the violation of the 0rdinance~, as passed and app~oved on the Seventeenth day of ~ecember~ 1929, and ~aended September 26, 1938, and September 7, 1939, and Yanuary 2, 1940, be and it is hereby amended to read and be as fo!lows~ SECTION I PURPOSE: The zoning regulations and districts as herein provided and established have been and are made in accordance with a comprehensive plan for the purpose of promoting health, safety, morals, convenience, and the general welfare of the co~m~unity, and are designed to lessen congestion of the streets, to secure safety from fire, pauic, and other dangers, to promote health, and the general welfare, to provide adequate light and air, to prevent the overcrowding of the land, to avoid undue concentration of population,to facilitate the adequate provision of transportation, water, sewerage, schools, parks and other public reouirements. Such regulations are made with reasonable consid~r- other things to the character of the district and its peculiar suitability for partic- ation, among ular uses and with a view to conserving the value of buildings and encouraging the most appropriate use of land throughout this raunicipality. S~TiON II DEFIh~ITIONS: Certain words in this Ordinance are defined for the p~brpos~ hereof as follows: (1) Words used~in the present tense include t~e future; ~ords in the singular n~u~aber include the plural numbers the words in the plural number include the singular~ the word "building~' includes the word "structure~'~ the word "lot" includes the word "plot"$ the word "~hall" is mand- atory and not directory° (2) ACCESSORY BUILDING: A subordinate building, the use of which is manifestly incidental to the permitted use actually made of the ~min buildir~, or to the permitted use actually made of the premises° ~3) ALLEY: A public thoroughfare, not more than twenty-five feet in width, which affords only a secondarymeans of access to abutting property. (4) ALTE~kTION, STRUCTLrf~: Any change in any supporting member of a building, such as a bearing wall, coltmm, partition, beam, rafter, joist, or girder, or any change in the pitch or height of the roof. (5) APAR~Ei~: A room or suite of rooms, in an apartment house, arranged, designed or occupied as the residence of a single-family, individual or group of individuals. (6) APAR~/~NT HOUSE: A building or portion thereof, arranged~ designed~ occupied, or rented to be used or occupied by three (3) or more families living independently of each other, (?) BOARDING HOUSE: A building other than a hotel, where, for compensation and by pre~ arrangement for definite periods, meals, or lodging and meals, are provided for three (3) or more persons, but not exceeding twenty (20) persons. (8) BUILDING: J~uy structure built for support, shelter, or enclosure of persons, animals, chattels, or movable property of any kind~ and when separated by an Absolute Fire Separation each portion of such building so separated shall be deemed a separate building. (9) DISTRICT: A section of the Cindy o~ Unive~sity ~ark for which the regulations governing the area, height or use of the buildings are m~iformo ~ ~ (10) DWelLING: Any building, or portion thereof, which is designed or used exclusively for residential purposes. (ll) D~;E~LING, SI~GLE-F~LY: A detached building having acconm%odations for ~d used and occupied exclusively by only one family and neither used nor adaptable to~use for any other pur~ pose o (12) D~[~LING, T~0-F~\~L¥: A detached dwelling arranged, intended or designed to be occupied exclusively by only two ('~) families living independently of each other° (1Z) F~IL¥: One or more individuals living together as a single housekeeping unit, as distinguished from a group occupying a boarding house~ lodging house, fraternity house or hotel. (l~) FRONT~GE: All of the property on one side of a street between two intersecting streets (crossing or terminating) measured along the line of the street, or if the street is dead-ended, then all of the property abutting on one side between an intersecting street and the dead-end of the street~ (15) GARAGE, PRIVATE: An accessory building housing or providing storage space for the private use of the occupants of the lot on which the private garage is located for motor-driven vehicles owned by the occupants of the prer~ses. (16) GARf~GE~ PUBLIC: Any buildi~ or premises, except those used exclusively as a private or storage garage, used for equipping, repairing, hiring, or storing motor-driven vehicles. (17) GARAGE, ..STORAGE: Any building or premises, used for housing only, of motor~driven vehicles purmuant to previous arrangements, and at which automobile fuels and oils are not sold, and motor-driven vehicles are not equipped~ repaired, hired, or sold. (18) ~GHT: The height of a building or portion of a building shall be measured from the average established grade at the street lot line, or fr~ the average natural ground level, if higher or if no street grade has been established, to the highest point of the roof's surface if a flat surfac$; to the deck line of mansard roofs, or to the mean height level between eaves and ridge for hip and gable roofs. In measuring the height of a building, the following structures shall be exclused; chimneys, cooling towers, elevator bulkheads, pent houses, tanks, water towers, radio towers, ornamental cupolas, domes or spires, and parapet walls not exceeding fot~ feet (4~) in height. (19) HOT~7~: A building occupied as the more or less temporary abiding place of individuals who are lodged with on without meals, in which, as a rule, the rooms are occupied singly for hire, in which provisions are not made for cooking in any individual apartment, and in which lodging is provided for twmnty (20) persons or more. (20) LODGING HOUSE: A building other than a hotel where for compensation and by prearrangement for definite periods lodging only is provided for compensation to three (3) or more persons, but not exceeding twenty (20) persons in contra-distinction to hotels open to transients~ (21) L0__~T: Land occupied, or tc be occupied, by a building and its accessory building, and including such open spaces as are re~ired under this ordinance, and having its principal fr~ut- age upon a public street. (22) L0.T~ COP2~R: A lot situated at the Junction of two (2) or more streets. (23) ~0T,. D~!IPTH: The mean horizontal dist~uce between the front and rear lot lines. (24) LQT~ D0~q~LE-FR0h~AGE: A lot having a frontage on two (2) non-intersecting streets, as distinguished from a corner lot. (ES) LOT LIN~: The lines bounding a lot as defined herein. (~6) NON~CONF0~ING USEiL~: ~y building or land lawfully occupied by a use at the time of passage of this ordinance or amendments thereto which does not conf~rm after the passage of this ordinance or amendments thereto with the use regulations of the district in which it is situated. (27) 0CC%~PANCY: Occupancy as used in this ordinance pertains to, and is, the purpose for which a building is used or intended to be used. Change of occupancy is not intended to include change of tenants or proprietors. (28) P~0N: A natural person, his heirs, executors, administrators, trustees, or assigns, and also includes a firm, partnership or corporation, its or their successors, trustees., receivers or assigns, or the agent of any of the aforesaid. (29) P-mACE: An open~ uuoccupied space reserved for purposes of access to abutting l~operty. (30)~ ~REPAIE: The reconstruction or renewal of any part of an existing building for the purpose of its maintenance. The word "Repairs~ shall not apply to structural alterations° (31) STREET. A public thoroughfare more than twenty-five feet (25~) wide (32) STREET LINE~ The dividing line between a lot, tract or parcel of land and a con- tiguous street. ~33) STORY: That portion of a building included between the surface of any floor and the surface of the floor next above, or there he no floor above it, then the space between such floor and the ceiling next above it. (34) STORE~ P~I~.: A space under a sloping roof, which has the line of intersection of ~oof decking and wall face not more than three feet above the top floor level, and in which space not more than two-thirds of the floor area is finished off for use° A half-story containing an independent apart~ent or living quarters sh~ll be counted as a full story° (35) STRUCTU!~: Anything constructed or erected, the use of which requires permanent location on the ground or attached to s~ething having a fixed location on the greUndo (36) STRUCTURAL ALTERATIONS: ~ny change in any supporting member of a building, such as a bearing wall, column~ partitionS_ beam, or girder, or any change in the pitch or height of the roof. (3V) VISION CL]~NCE: A space left open and unobstructed by fences, structures, shrubs, tree~ or other plant life along streets at the corner in front of the building line on lots contiguous to intersecting streets° (38) YARD: An open space on the same lot with a building, unoccupied and unobstructed by any portion of a structtu'e from the ground upward, except as provided in Section XiI herein. (39) YARD~ FR0k~: An open unoccupied space on the same lot with a building between the building and a street line of the lot. (40) YARD, ~: A yard extending across the rear of a lot measured between lot lines and being the mini~_tumhorizontal distance between the rear lot line and the rear of the main building or any projections other than steps, unenclosed balconies or unenclosed and uncovered porches. On corner lots the rear yard shall be considered as parallel to the street upon which the lot ?~s its least dimension. On both corner lots and interior lots the rear yard shall in all cases be at the opposite end of the lot from the front yard° (41) YA~RD, SII~: An open, unoccupied, space, unobstructed to the sky on the same lot with a building, situated between the building and the side line of the lot and extending through from the street or from the front yard to the rear yard or to the rear line of the lot. Any lot line not a rear line or a front line shall be deemed a sideline~ The width of a sideyard shall be the horizontal distance between the lot line and that portion of the building nearest to the lot lineo SECTION III DISTRICTS '~2XVD BOUNDARIES THI!~EOF A. In order to accomplish the purposes of this Ordinance, and to regu~ te and restrict the height, number of stories, and size of buildings and other structures, the percentage of lot that may be occupied, the si~e of yards, courts and other open spaces, the density of population and the location and use of buildings, structures and land for trade, industry, residence and other purposes, the City of University Park, Texas, is hereb~y divided into districts of which there shall be six (8) in number knov~ as: Single-Family t>~elling Di strict ~B~ Single-Family Dwelling District, ~C" Two-Family Dwelling District~ Apartment Di strict, Business Dist..ct, Business District. B. The boundaries of 'the districts are shown u_pon and shall be as shown on the map attached hereto and made a part of this Ordinance, which map is designated as the "District Map". The district map attached hereto and all the notations, references, and other info.n- ation shown thereon are a part of this Ordinance and have the same for~e and effect as if the district map and all the notations~ references, and other infoz~ation shown thereon were all fully set forth or described herein. Except as hereinafter provided: 1~ (a) No building shall be constructed, erected, converted, enlarged, recon- structed, or structurally altered, nor shall any building or land be used which does not comply with all of the district regulations established by this Ordinance for the district in which the building or land is located° .... (b) No building or premises shall be used in any manner, nor for any purpose, which does not complywith all the provisions of this Ordinance with reference to uses per- mitted in the particular district within which such property is located. £o The yard regulations and the intensity of use provisions required by this Ordinance s~all be considered minimmu regulations for each and every building existing at the time of passage of this Ordinance, and for any building hereafter erected or structurally altered° No land required for yards or other open spaces about an existing building or any building hereafter erected or structurally altered shall be considered a yard or lot area for more than one building. 5. Every building hereafter erected or structurally altered shall be located on a lot as herein defined and in no case shall there be more than one ~in building and its ac- cessory buildings on one lot. SEC TI ON IV ~A~ SINGLE-F~,[[L¥ D~LING DISTRICT REGULATIONS Ao The regulations set forth in this section~ are the district regulations in the ~A~ Single~Faraily Dwelling District~ B. Use Regulations: A building or premises or lot shall be used for the follow- ing, but only the following, purposes, and every building erected or structurally altered shall be designed and arranged to be used and adaptable to use for only the following pur~ poses: (1) S~ngle-~am~ly Dwelling, or, (£) A Church, Ch~oel, Library~ Public Park, College, Public ~ementa~y School, Public High School, or a Private School having a curricul~mu equivalent to a Public Elementary or High School, when and if, but only when and if~ the lot or l~ s on which such Church, Chapel, Library, ~blic Park, School or College is located contains not less than Thirty Thousand (~0~000) square feet of land and the exterior of the structures so used are not less than Fifty Fe~t (~0~) from each of the side lines of the lot upon v~ich structures are situated, and otherwise comply with the area regulations set forth below, or, (Z) A Telephone Exchange, provided no public business office and no repair or storage facilities are maintained, and, (~) Such accessory or subordinate uses as naturally appertain thereto and custom~ arily follow as a mere incident to the use and enjoyment of premises and buildings for any of the above uses permitted by this Section and actually made of the premises, but not involving the carrying on of any business, trade or professional practice on the premises and provided no name plat exceeding seventy-two (?£)square inches, and no ~gn exceeding ei~t (8) ss~are feet in area~ appertaining to t~e lease, hire, or sale of a building or premises, and no lighted or illuminated sign of any kind, and no commercial, professional or advertising sign of any character, shall be permitted in an "A'~ Single-Family Dwelling District, and provided, ftu~ther, that such name plates as are permitted under this Section shall be attached to the main building at the main entrance~ C~ ACCESSORY Bb~LDINGS: The following, but only the following, shall be p~rmitted as accessory buildings~ (1) One private garage having storage space for not more than three (3) motor- driven vehicles, when located not less than one h~mdred (100') feet back from the front lot line~ and no less than twenty feet (S0') back from any other street line, nor less than thirty inches ($0") fram the rear line, nor less than eighteen inches (18") from each side line, or located in a compartment as an integral part of the main building; provided, however, that each entrance to each garage shall be not less than twenty feet (~0~) back from the lot line it faces. A private garag~ shall not occupy more than six per cent (6%) of the area of the lot, nor have a ground floor area of more than six hundred (600) square feet. (~) (a) Servants quarters, or other accessory buildings, when l~ated either on the ground or erected over a private garage, provided such building does not have a total height of more than twenty-five feet (£5~), including such quarters~, and provided that the total enclosed area of such quarters shall not exceed two hundred eighty (£80) s~are feet in the aggregate. (b) However, nothing herein stLall authorize or be construed to pernlit the occupancy or the use of any accessory building as a place of abode or dwelling by any- one other than a bona fide servant actually then regularly employed by the occupant of the main structure on such premises° Do Every use not hereby specifically authorized and permitted is expressly prohibited in the ~A' Single-Family Dwelling District and nothing herein shall authorize or be construed to permit the use of any part of premises within the 'A'~ Single-Family Dwelling District for the purpose of conducting or carrying on of any business~ trade, or professional practice, or for carrying on the business or practice of rendering personal~ trade,or professional service, however, nothing herein shall prevent nor be construed to prohibit the occupants of premises within the "~'~ Single-Family Dwelling District from re~ ceiving professional services in their rempective places of abode° E. H_~e_i~ght Regulations: The height li~it shall be two and one-half (E~-) stories and not exceeding thirty-five (~5~) feet for a dwelling, except that any such building or portion of a building may be ~rected higher th~n thirty-fi~e feet (~B'), provided above such thirty-five foot (~B') limit such building or portion of a building is set b~ck from all required yard lines two feet (2~) for each one foot of its heig~ht above such limit, but provided i~arther that no ~ilding may have a height of more than fifty feet (50'). The height limit shall be twenty-five feet (25~) for any accessory building. Fo Area Regulations: (1) FRONT Y~kRD: (a) There shall be a f~ont yard having a depth of not less than thirty feet (30~), unless twenty-five per caut (25%) or more of the frontage on that side of the street on which a building is being ~rected, altered, or used, between two intersecting streets is improved with buildings that have oberved an average front yard line which has a variation in depth of not more than six feet (6~), in which case no building shall project beyond the average front yard so established, , but this regul~tlon shall not be interpreted to permit a front yard of less than twenty (20~) feet nor to re- quire a front yard of more than fifty (50') feet. ~ (b) Where lots have a double frontage, the required front yard shall be provided on both streets° (2) SIDE YARD: (a) Except as hereinafter provided 2n the following para- graoh there shall be a side ya~,.on each side of a building having a width of not less t~mn seven (?~) feet or twelve and one-half per cent (12-1/2%) of the average width of the lot, whichever amount is larger, but the side yard need not exceed fifteen (15~) feet. A chimney not more than ten feet in width may extend into the required side yard for a distance of not more than two feet (2') and an unenclosed and uncovered porch may be extended into the side yard to within two (2') feet of the side lot lineo ~ (3) RE~iR YARD: Except as hereinafter provided there shall be a rear yard hav- ing a depth of not less than twenty-five (25~) feet~ (4) INTENSITY OF USE JaND FRON~kGE OF LOT: Every lot shall have an area of not less than ten thousand (10,000) s~D~re feet and an average frontage of not less than sixty feet (60'), except that if a lot has less area or less frontage, or both, than herein required and the plat thereof has been duly recorded in the Office of the County Clerk of Dallas County, Texas~ as provided by law, at the time of the passage of this 0rdinance~ that lot may be used for a Single-Family Dwelling, provided all of the yard regulations o~ this Section are complied with~ SECTION V ~'B~' SINGLE-Ff~¥KLY DW~J,ING DISTRICT REGUL&TIONS: A. The regulations set forth in this Section are the district regulations in the "B~ Single-FamilyDwelling Districts. B. USE REGULATIONS: A building~ premises, or lot shall be used for the follow- lng, but only the following, purpgses and every building erected or structurally altered shall be designed and arranged to be used and thereby made adaptable to use for ohly the following purposes: (1) One Single-Family Dwelling; or, (£) A Church, Chapel, Library, Public Park, College, Public Elementary or High School, or a Private School having a curricul~mn equivalent to a Public ~ementary School or a Public High School, when a~ if, but only when and if, the lot or lots on which such Church, Chapel, Library, Public Park, School or College is located contains not less than thirty thot~and (30,000) square feet of land ~nd the exterior of the structures so used are not less than fifty feet (50~) frmn each of the side lines of the lot upon which such structures are situated, and otherwise comply with the area regulations set forth below; or, (3) ~ Telephone EXchange, provided no public business office and no repair or storage facilities are maintained; and, (4) Such accessory or subordinate uses as naturally appertain thereto and custom- arily follow as a mere incident to the use and enjoyment of premises and buildings for any of the above uses permitted by this Section and actually made of the premises, but not involving the carrying on of any business, trade, or professional practice on the premises and provided no name plat exceeding seventy-two (?S) s~are inches, and no name plate placed anywhere other than attached to the main building at the main entrance thereof, and no~ sign exceeding eight (8) square feet in area, appertaining to the lease, hire, or sale of a building or premises~ and no lighted or ill~uinated sign of any kind, and no commercial, professional or advertising sign of any character, shall be permitted in the "B~ Single-Family L~telling District. C~ ACCESSOPUZ BUILDII~GS: The following, but only the following, shall be permitted as accessory buildings: (1) One private garage for acco~odation of not to exceed two ~E) motor-driven vehicles and v~en located not less than one hundred (100~) feet back from the front lot line~ and not less than twenty feet (E0'? back from any other street line, not less than thirty inches (Z0'~) from the rear line nor less than eighteen inches (18") frmm each side line, or located ina compartment as an integral p~rt of the main buildings provided, however, that each entrance to each garage shall be not less than twenty feet (E0') back from the lot line it faces. A private garage shall have a ground floor area of not to exceed four hundred (~00) square feet° (S) ~a) Servants ~uarters, or other accessory buildings, when located either on the ~oo~d or erected over a private garage, provided such building does not have a total height of more than twenty~five feet (£~), including such quarters, and provided that the total enclosed area of such quarters shall not exceed two hundred eighty (~80) square feet in the aggregate. (b) ~.Nothing herein sha~. authorize or be construed to permit the occupancy or the use of any accessory building as a place of abode or dwelling by anyone other than a bona fide servant actually then regularly employed by the occupant of the main structure on such premises. D~ ~-ery use not hereby specifically authorized and permitted is expressly pro- hibited in the '~B" Single~aily ~elling D~ trict and nothing herein shall authorize or be construed to permit the use of any part of pren~ises within a '~B'~ Single-Fa~ly Dwelling District for the purpose of the conducting or carrying on of any business, trade~ or pro- fessional practice, or for carrying on the business o~ practice of rendering personal, trade, or professional service, however, nothing herein shall prevent nor be construed to prohibit the occupants of premises within the ~B~ Single-F~:~ily Dwelling District f~om receiving pro~ fessional services in their respective places of abode~ ~ (£~) stories and E. H~GHT REGULATI0~: The height limit shall be two and one-half ' m not exceeding thirty~five (~5') feet for a dwelling, except that any such building or protion of a building may be erected higher than thirty-five feet (~5~), provided, above such thirty- five foot (SS') limit such building or portion of a building is set back froz~ all required yard lines two feet (£~) for each one foot of its height above such limit, but provided further that no building ~hmy have a height of more than fifty feet (50~). The height limit shall be ~¥enty-five (£~') feet for auy accessory building. Fo A~ REGUL~TIONS: (1) l~R0~ YAWED: '~) There shall be a front yard having a depth of not less than thirty (U0~) feet, unlesstwenty-five (S~) per cent or ~ore of the frontage on that side of the street on which a building is being erected, altered or used~ between two intersecting streets is improved with buildings that have observed an average front yard line with a variation in depth of not more th~u six (6') feet, in which case no building shall project beyond the av~r- age front yard so established, but this regulation shall not be interpreted to permit a front yard of less than twenty (S0') feet nor to require a ~ont yard of more than fifty (~0~ feet. (b} ~ere lots have a double frontage the required front yard shall be pro- vided on both street~o (E) SIDE YARD: (a) ~cept as hereir~fter provided in the following paragraph there shall be a side yard oE each side of a building having a width of not less than six ~6~) feet or twelve and i6he-half (lE-1/£%) per cent of the average width of the lot, whichever ~aount is larger~ but the side yard need not exceed ten (10') feet. A chi~mey not more than ten feet in width may be extended into the side yard not n~ore than two feet (E') and an u~- covered open porch m~y extend into the required side yard not more than four feet (~'). ($) ~REAR YARD: ~cept as herei~after provided there shall be a rear yard having a depth of not less than twenty-five (E0~) feet~ (~) II~EMSITY OF USE A~ FRON~GE OF LOT: Every lot shall have an area of not less than seven thousand (?,000) square feet and an average frontage of not less than fifty (00~) feet, except that, if a lot has less area or less frontage, or both, than herein required, and the plat thereof has been duly recorded in the Office of the County Clerk of Dallas County~ Texas, as provided by law, at the time of the passage of this Ordinance, that lot may be used for a Single-amilyDwelling, provided all of the yard regulations required by this Section are complied with. SE TI ON VI "C" ~.~'0-~v~ILY D~Tt~LING DISTRICT REGU~aJ~TIONS AS The regulstions set forth in this Section, or set forth elsewhere in this Ordinance, when referred to in this ~ection, are .the district regulations in the ~C~' Two- Family Dwelling Districts~ Bo USE REGDI~.TIONS: A building or premises shall be used for the following, but only the following, purposes, and every building which is erected or structurally altered shall be designed and arranged to be used and therebymade adaptable to use for only the following purposes: (1) Any use permitted in the ingle-~am~.ly Dwelling District~ or "B'' Single~ Family Dwelling District; or , {~) Two-l'~amily Dwellings~ and, (~) Such accessory or subordinate uses as naturally appertain thereto and custonarily follow as a mere incident to the use and enjoyment of premises and buildings for any of the above uses permitted by this Section and actually made of the premises, but not involving the carrying on of any business, trade, or professional practice on the premises and provided no name plate exceeding seventy-two (?£) square inches, and no name plate placed anywhere other than attached to the main building at the main entrance thereof, and no sign exceeding eight (8) square feet in area appertaining to the lease, hire, or sale of a building or premises, and no lighted or ill~ainated sign of any kind, and no co~z~ercial advertising sign of any character, shall be permitted in a ~'C~' ~o-Family ~velling District° Co ACCESS0tTZ BUILDINGS: 0nly the following shall be permitted as accessory build~ (1) One private garage when located not less than one hundred (100~) feet back from the front lot line, and not less than twenty (S0') feet back from any other street line, not less than thirty (~0") inches from the rear line and not l~ss than eighteen inches (18'~) from the side line of the lot, or located in a compartment ms an integral part of the main building; provided, however, that each entrance to each garage shall be not le~s than twenty feet (20') back fr~ the lot line it faces. A private garage in a ~'C" ~wo-~mily D~velling District shall occupy a ground floor area of not to exceed six hundred (600) sql~are feet. (2) (a) Servants Quarters, or other accessory buildings, when located~either on the gr~md or erected over a garage, provided such building does not have a total height of more than Zwenty-five feet (~5~), including such quarters and provided that the total enclosed area of each of such quarters shall not exceed two hundred eighty (S80) square feet in the aggregate and not more than a total of two (Z) such quarters or buildings shall be permitted on any one lot. (b) However, nothing herein shall authorize or be construed to permit the occupancy or the use of any accessory building as a place of abode or dwelling by anyone other than a bona fide servant actually then regularly employed by an occupant of the main structure on such premise~. D. Every use not hereby specifically authorized and permitted is expressly pro~ hibited in the "C" ~wo-~%mily Dwellin~ District and nothing herein shall authorize or be construed to p~rmit the use of any part of premises within a "C'~ Two-~amily Dwelling District for the purpose of conducting or carrying on of any business, trade, or professional practice, or for carrying on the business or practice of rendering personal trade, or professional service; however, nothing herein shall prevent nor be construed to prohibit the occupants of premises within the ~'C" Two-Family D,velling District from receiving pro~ fessional services in their respective places of abode. E. HEIGHT RE~JI~tTIONS: The height limit shall be two and one-half (a~-~ stories and not exceeding thirty-five (Z0') ~eet for a dwelling, except that any such building or portion of a building may be erected higher than thirty-five (~5~) feet, provided above such thirty-five foot (~0~) limit such building or portion of a building is set back from all ~e- quired yard lines two feet (~') for each one foot of its height above such limit, but provided further that no building may have a height of more than fifty feet (50~)~ The height limit shall be twenty-five feet (~5') for any accessory building. 9i F o AIW~EA ~G~-LATiONS: (]~) FRONT Y~LRD: (a) There shall be a front yard having a depth of not less than thizCy (50') feet unless twenty-five (~5~$) per cent or moz~ of 'the frontage on that side of the street on which a buildi~ is being erected, altered or used~ between two intersecting streets is im- proved with buildings that have observed an average front yard line which has a variation in depth of not more than six (6') feet, in which case no building shall project beyond the aver- age front yard so established, but this regulation shall not be interpreted to permit a front yard of less than twenty feet (£0~) nor to require a front yard of more than fifty (50') feet. (b) Where lots have a double frontage the required front yard shall be provided on both streets. (~) SIDE YJ~RD: (a) Except as hereinafter provided in the following paragraph there shall be a side yard on each side of a building which shall hmve a width of not less than six (6~)feet or ten (10%).per cent of the average width of the lot, whichever amount is larger, but no more than ten feet (10') is required as a maximum. (5) A two-family dwelling shall be considered as one main building occupying one (1) lot. (~) REAR YARD: Except as hereinafter provided there shall be a rear yard having a depth of not less than twenty-five (£5') feet° (5) INTL~ITY 0F USE YuND FRON~YGE OF LOT: Every lot shall cantain an area of not less than three thousand five hundred (~,500) square feet per family and have a frontage of not less than fifty feet (50') except that if a lot has less area or less frontage, or both, than herein required for the uss to which it is sought to be put, and the plat thereof has been duly recorded in the Office of the County Clerk of Dallas County, Texas, as provided by law, at the time of the ]~ssage of this 0rdin~nace, that lot nmy be used only for single-faiily dwelling purposes, provided all of the yard regulations required by this Section are complied with. G. PARKING REGD-IJ~TIONS: ~ery two-family dwelling hereafter erected shall provide a private garage or parking space within the building or upon the lot sufficient to accommodate two (S) motor~driven vehicles. c'~ ~,T o~CTI0~, VII "D" APART~L~T DISTRICT REGDU~TIONS A. The regulations set forth in this Section or set forth elsewhere in this Ordinance, when referred to in this Section are the district regulations in the "D~ Apartment Di stric ts. B. USE REGULATIONS: A building or premises shall be used for the following, but only the following, purposes, and every building which is erected or structurally altered shall be designed and arranged to be used and made adaptable for only the follo~ng ptu-poses: (1) Any use permitted in the ~'C" Two-~hmily Dwelling D~ tricts~ (2) Apartment Houses; ($) Boarding or Lodging Houses; (4) Institutions of an educational or philanthropic nature, (other than penal or corredtional institutions), kindergartens, hospitals, excepting animal hospitals, when and if, but only when and if, the lot or lots on which such institutions or hospital is located contains not less than thirty thousand (30,000) square feet of land, and the exterior of the structures so used are no less than fity feet (50'~ from each of the side lines of the lot upon which such structures are situated, and o~ez'wise comply with the area regulations set forth below; and, (5) Such accessory or subordinate uses as natu~ally appertain thereto and cust~ omarily follow as a mere incident to the use and enjo~uent of premises and buildings for any of the above uses permitted by this Section and actually reade of the pre~nises~ but not in- volving the carrying on of any business, trade or professional practice on the premises and provided no name plate exceeding seventy-two (7£) square inches, and no sign exceeding eight (8) square feet in area pertaining to the l~ase, hire, or sale of a building or premises, and no lighted or ill~uinated sign of any kind, and no con~uercial advertising sign of any character, shall be permitted in a "D" Apartment District, and provided that such name plates as are permitted under this Section shall be attached to the main building at the raain entrance ~ C. ACC~SORY BUILDII~GS: 0nly the following shall be per~aitted as accessory build~ ings: (1) One private garage when located not less than one hundred (100~) feet back from the front lot line, and not less than twenty (20~) Feet back from any other street line, and not less than thi~.ty inches (00") frGn the rear line and not less than eighteen inches (18") from the side line of the lot, or located in a compartment az an integral part of the main building~ provided, however~ that each entrance to each garage shall be not less than twenty (~0~) back from the lot line it faces. (E) (a) Servants quarters, or other accesson~y buildings, when located either on the ground or erected over a garage, provided such building does not have a total height of more than twenty-five (E0') feet~ including such quarters and provided that the total enclosed area of each of such quarters shall not exceed two hundred eighty (~°80) sq~re feet in the aggregate and not more than ~ total of two (E) such quarters or buildings shall be permitted on any one loto (b) However, nothing herein shall authorize or be construed to permit the occupancy or the use of any accessory building as a place of abode or dwelling by anyone other than a bona fide servant actually then regularly employed by an occupant of the main st~cture on such premises. D. Every use not hereby specifically authorized and permitted is expressly pro~ hibited in the "D~ Apartment District and nothi~g her~in shall authorize or be const~u~ed to permit the use of any part of premises within a ~D~' Apartment District f~ the purpose of conducting or carryir~ on of any business~ trade, or professional practice, or for carrying on the business or practice of rendering persc~a~, trade, or professional service, however, nothing herein shall prevent nor be construed to prohibit the occupants of premises within the ~D" Apartment District frc~ receivi~ professional services in their rest~ctive places of abode° E. HEIGH~ REGULATIONS: The height limit shall be two and one-half (£.~j stories, and not to exceed thirty~five (~5~) feet for a dwelling~ except that any such building or portion of a building may be erected higher than thirty-five (J~') feet, provided~ above such thirty-five foot (~0~) limit such building or portion of a building is set back from all required yard lines two feet (2~) for each one foot of its height above such limit, but provided further that no building may have a height of more than f~'ty feet (50~)o The height limit shall be twenty~five feet (25~) for any accessory building~ F. AREA REGULATIONS: (1) FRONT YARD: (a) There shall be a front yard having a depth of not less than thirty (~0~) feet, %u~less twenty-five (2~) per cent or more of the frontage on that side of the street upon which a building is being erected or altered, b~tween two inter- secting streets is improved with buildings that Dmve observed an average front yard line with a variation in depth of not more than six (6~) feet, in which case no building shall project beyond the average front yard so established, but this regulation shall not be interpreted to permit a front yard of less than twenty (~0~) feet nor to require a front yard of more than fifty (50~) feet~ (~) SIDE YAPO: (a) Except as hereinafter provided in the following paragraph there shall be a side yard on each side of a building whi~ shall have a width of not less than ten (10~) feet or ten (10%) p~r cent of the average width of the lot~ whichever amount is larger, but not to exceed twenty feet (20')o (3) PJ~R YARD: Except as hereinafter provided there shall be a rear yard having a depth of not l~ss than twenty-five (~') feet~ (4) INTEk~ITY OF USE 2~ND FRON~L%GE OF LOT: (b) ~ery lot shall contain an area of not less than fifteen htuudred (1500) square feet per family and have a frontage of not less than fifth (50') feet, except that if a lot has less area or less frontage, or both, than herein required for the use to which it is sought to be put~ and the plat thereof has been duly recorded in the Office of the County Clerk of Dallas County', Texas, as provided by law, at the time of the passage of this 0rdinance~ that lot may be used only for Single- Family Dwelling ptu'poses, provided all of the yard regulations required by this Section are complied with. G. PARKING REGULATIONS: ~ere a lot or premises is occupied by an apartment hous~ there shall be provided garage space in the main building~ or in an accessory building or in a parking area on the lot occupied by the main~building~ sufficient to accon~odate one motor~driven vehicle for each two dwelling units in the apartment house, but not to exceed one motor-driven vehicle for each such dwelling unit, but in providing such acco~nodations no more than forty (4~) per cent of the required rear yard may be used for such purpose. SECTION VIII ~'~' BL~ I~ESS DISTRICT ~GULATIOI~: A. The regulations set forth in this Section or set forth elsewhere in this Ordinance, when referred to in this Section, are the district regulations in the "E" Business Districts. B. USE REGULATIONS: A building or premises shall be used for the following, but only the following, ptu-poses, and every building which is erected or structu~ally altered shall be arranted and designed to be used for only the following purpa~es: F "B" Single- (l) Any use permitted in the ~k~' Sir~le-~.amily Dwelling District, Family Dwelling District, "C'~ Two-Family Dwelling District, or '~D~ Apartment Districts Professional offices, clinics, or hospitals; (5) Banks, offices, studios, wholesale sales offices or sample rooms, or ic~ delivery stations; (4) Retail stores, or restaurants, (other than drive-in curb service restatu'- ants), theatres, moving picture shows; (5) Gasoline filling stations, provided no pump or service facilities are placed within ten $10') feet of any property line, contiguous to any street, and no pump or other service facilities shall be placed v~dthin the area required by this Ordinance for any front or side yard; (~) Hotels, Apartment Hote~s$ (7) Storage C~rages~ (8) Fire Sta~ons, Police Stations and other municipal buildings and operations; (9) Churches, Chapels, Libraries, Schools or Colleges; (10) Educational or philanthropic institutions, other than penal or correctional institutions; (11) Mortuaries; (12) Accessory buildings and uses customarily incident to the above uses when located on the sempe lot. C. HEIGP~ REG-~U~'~TI~S: The height shall not exceed two and one-half (2-~-) stories, nor thirty-five (35~) feet for a dwelling or an apartment house, nor more than four (4) stories, nor more than fifty (50') feet for any other buildings, unless such building or portion of a building erected above such limit is set back from all street lines and required yard lines one foot for each one foot of its height above such limit, and in no event shall the height of any building exceed one hundred feet. D. A~ REGIZLJ~TIONS: (1) FR0~ YARD: (a) There shall be a front yard having a depth of not less than twenty (S0~) feet, unless t~nty~five (25[~) per cent or mo~ of the Ikontage on one side of the street between two intersecting streets ia improved with buildings that have obe~rved an average front yard line wi~ a variation in depth of not more than six (5~) feet in which case no building on that side of such street shall project beyond the average front yard line so ~stablished, but this regulation shall not be interpreted to 'permit a front yard of less than fifteen (15~) feet nor require a front yard of more than fifty (50~) feet. 1~o front yard shall be required for a building facing a street one hundred twenty (120') feet or more in 'width° ~b) Where lots have a double frontage the required front yard shall be pro~ vided on both streets. {c) By reason of the o~ers having dedicated to public use the area intended for the front yards of the lots in Blocks A, B and C of Idlewild Addition Number Two,no front yards shall be required of the said lots along the North side of Lovers Lane, but this pro~ vision shall not exempt the said lots from any other requirement of this Ordinance° (£) SIDE YARD: The side yard regulations for dwellings are the same as those in the "D" Apartment Districts~ In all other cases a side yard is not required except on the side of a lot abutting on an "A" Single-Family Dwelling District~ ~B~ Single-Family Dwelling District, BC~$ Two-Family Dwelling District~ or "D" A~rtment District, in which case there shall be a side yard of not less than six (6') feet, or agreater amount if speci- fically required by provisions E, F or G of this Section~ (3) REAR YfaRD: ~cept as othexs~ise provid~d in Section ]III herein there shall be a rear yard having a depth of not less than twenty feet (20~), meas~n~ed from the center line of the dedicated alley~ if there is such an alley in the rear of the lot~ or from the rear lot line if there is no alley at the rear of such lot, unless the lot is less than one htu%dred twenty-five feet (125~) in depth and the plat has been duly recorded in the Office of the County Cler~ of Dallas Count~, Texas~ as provided by law, at the 'time of pass- age of this 0rdinance~ in which case the rear yard need not exceed twenty (S0~f~ per cent of the depth of the lot. (4) tNT~SI'InZ OF USE AI~D ~0NTAG~ OF L0~: Every lot which is improved with a single-family dwelling~ two-family dwellimz~ or an Apartment hous®~ shall contain an area of not less than fifteen htu~dred (1000) square feet per family and have a frontage of not less than fifty feet Eo 0P~'~ISPACE WI{t~ IN BLOCK WITH~IDi~CE DISTRICT: 0nany lot which is within the same block and on the same s~de of the street, and within fifty feet (50~) of the boundary line of any residence district~ a front yard or e$~ivocal open space is required of a depth of not less than the minimum front yard depth prescribed herein for that class of residence d~strict which adjoins such business district° Fo 0P~ SPACE ~ BOUIYDED BY R]~iDENCE DIS?RICT: ¥ilaere any residence district is bounded by a portion of the "E~' Btusiness Dist.r~ t~hen the business property along any side street extending through such residence district into such business district shall be used only as herein provided. Each business structure erected in th~ "E~ Business District shall face and open upon the street used principally for business purposes~ except that show windows in such business structure may be built and exposed upon s&id side street~ within the area included as a part of such business district and an entrance may be ~uade at the corner of such business and residential street~ but all other entrances thereto must fac~ on the busir~ss street exce'ot that an entrance may be made frofa such residential street to the upper stories~ if any, of such business structure~ G. 0i~2N SPACE REQUIRED ~,~£HEN R~R Y~DJOINS ~IDENCE DIST~CT: Wen the rear of any lot in th~ "E" Business District adjoins or is within fifty feet (50~) of any lot within th~ "k~ Singla-~aily Dw~lli~ District~ '~B~ Singl~F~ily Dwelling District, "C~ Two~F~ily Dwelli~ District or the "D" Apartment Distriot~ a side ~rd or equRval~nt open space shall b~ preserved on such lot within th~ '~E~ Business District so as to ali~ with the ~stablishsd buildi~E line of s~h residential or apartment property and conform to the front yard re- quirements of this 0rdi~nce for ~ch adjoini~ or nearby residential or apartment district~ if the residence lot faces a street on which any part of such business lot ahuts~ but if the side instead of the front of the adjoini~ or such nearby residence lot is along a side street on which a lot in the "E~ Business District abuts~ th~ business structure on s~h corner lot ~all set back at leas~ fifteen feet (15~) from th~ property line ~ong such side street. No p~-~rt of any buildimg or structu~ on such business lot shall extend ~- yon~ the established ~r required building line of such adjoining or nearby residential or apartment property ~ PROVISIONS Cb~CUI~kTIVE: The several provisions hereof are ct~aulative. I~ PA~NG REGULiTIONS: Where a lot or premises is occupied by a two-family dwelling or an apartment house, there shall be provided garage space in the main building~ or in ~ accessory building or in a parking area on the lot occupied by the rmain building sufficient to accommodate one or more motor-driven vehicles for each two dwelling units in such house~ but in providing such accomn~odations~ no more than forth per cent (~0%) of the required rear yard may be ~ed for such purpose~ SECTION IX '~F'~ BttSINESS DISTRICT REG%ri~kTI~NS: Ao The regtulatio~s set forth in this Section~ or set forth elsewhere in this 0rdinance~ when referred to in this Section~ are the district regulations of the "F~' ~siness Districts. put pos es $ B. USE REI~ULATIONS: A building or premises shall be used for only the following (1) Any use permitted in the "E~ Business District; the p~mises; Commercial. Billboards or Advertising Signs; Shops for custom work or the nmking of articles to be sold at retail on (4) PUblic Garages; (5) Electric Substations$ (6) Cleaning and pressing shops, or plants other titan la'm~Rries~ (?) Yob printing, newspaper printing; (8) Drive-in cafes or food service stands~ C. HEIGELT Rk~I3w_~lTI01~S: The hei~ht shall not exceed two and one-half stories (2~), nor thirty-five feet (35~) for, s dwelling or an apartment ho~e, nor nlore than four (4) stories~ nor more than fifty (509) feet for any other building, unless such building or portion of a building erected above such limit is set back from all street lines and required yard lines one foot for each one foot of its height above such limit, and in no event shall the height of any building exceed one hundred ~100~) feet° Do AR~ REGULATIONS: (1) ~ROR~ YARD: (a) There shall be a front yard baying a depth of not less than twenty (20~) feet, unless twenty~five per cent (25%) or more of the frontage on one side of the street between two intersecting streets is improved with buildings that have observed an average front yard line with a variation in depth of not more than six (6~) feet in which case no building shall project bey~:,nd the average front yard line so established, but this regulation shall not be interpreted to require a front yard of less than fifteen feet (15~) nor more than fifty (505) feet. No front yard shall be required for a building facing a s street one hundred twenty (120~) feet or more in width. · (b) Uhere lots have a double frontage the required front yard shall be pro- vided on both streets° (2) SIDE YARD: The side yard regulations for dwellings are the same as those in the '~D'~ Apartment Districts. In all other cases a side yard is not ~'equired except on the side of a lot abutting on an "A~' Sin?~e-Fai~ly ~welling District, "B'~ Single-Faultily Dwelling District, "C" Two~Fa~nily D~ellimg District, ~'D" Apartment District, in which case there shall be a Side yard of not less than six (6~) feet, or a greater amount if specific- ally required by provisions E, F, or G of this Section~ (3) RJ~R YARD: Except as othe~¥ise provided in Section XII hereof there shall be a. rear y~ard having a depth of not less than twenty (20~) feet, measured from the center line of the dedicated alley, if there is such an alley in the rear of the lot, or from the rear lot line if there is no alley at the rear of such lot, unless the lot is less than one hundred twenty-five (125~) feet in depth and the plat has been duly recorded in the Office of the County Clerk of Dallas County, Texas, as provided by law, at the time of the passage of this Ordinance, in which case tl~e rear yard need not exceed twenty per cent (20%) of the depth of such leto (4~) ~IqTENSITY OF LvSE Ah~D FR0h~AGE OF LOT: Every lot which is improved with a single-family dwelling, two-fancily dwelling or apartment house shall contain an area of not less than fifteen hundred (1000) square feet per dwelling unit and have a frontage of not less than fifty (~0'1 feet~ E. OPEN SPACE -~' IN ELOCK !¥ITH ~RESID]~CE DISTRICT: On any lot which is within the same block and on the same side of the street, and within fifty feet (~0') of the boundary line of any residence district, a front yard or equivalent open space is required of a depth of not less than the minimum front yard depth prescribed herein for that class of residence district which adjoins such business district. Fo 0P~I~ SP~kCE V~iF~? BOUND]~ BY i~ESID',a~CE DISTRICT: ~here any residence district is bounded by a portion of the '~E~ Business District, then the business property along any side street extending through such residence district into the ~' Business Distridt shall be used only as is herein provided. ~ch business structure erected in th~ ~E~ Business District shall face and open upon the street set aside for business purposes, except that show windows in such business structure may be built and exposed upon said side street, within the area included as a part of such business district and an entrance may be .~-aade at the corner of such business and residential street, but all other entrances thereto must face on the busir~ss street except that an entrance may be made from such residential streets to the upper stories~ if any, of such busir~ ss structures. G. 0P~ SPACE RE~ IRh~3 ~'~t~? Pw~'kR ADJOINS RESID~!CE DISTi~CT: "~/hen the rear of any lot in the ~E" Business District adjoins or is within fifty feet (00') of any lot within the '~A" Single-~amily Dwelling District, ~B~ Single-Family Dwelling District, ~C~' Two-Family Dwelling District or the ~D" Apartment District, a side yard or equivalent open space shall be preserved on such lot within the "E" Business District so as to align with the established building line of ~nch residential or apartment property and conform to the front yard re- quirements of this Ordinance for such adjoining or nearby resident~al or apartment district, if the residence lot faces a street on which any part of such business lot abuts, but if the sid~ i~.~tead of the front of the adjoining or such nearby residence lot is along the side strc~,.et on which a lot in the ~w, Business District abuts the bo~siness stxn_zctore on such busi~ess lot shall be set back at least fifteen feet (l?~') from the property line sarong such side street. Mo part of arg building or structure on such business lot shall extend beyond the established or reqtzired building line of such adjoini~.g or nearby residential or apart- ment property~ Ho PROVISiOI~S CL~0~L&TIVE.~ The several provisions hereof are ct~aulative. I, PARKING REGULATIONS: ?~%~ere a lot or premises is occupied by' an apartment house there shall be provided garage space in the main building, or in an accessory building or in a parking area on the lot occupied by the main building sufficient to acconnuodate at least one motor~drIven vesicle for each two dwelling units in the apartment ho~se~ but in providihg such accommodations, no more than fort~ per cent (~) of the required rear yard ~y be used for s~h purpose~ SECTION X NON-COI~O M~IEG USES: Ac (1) Except as hereinafter provided in this Section~ a non-conforming use of vacant land lawfully existing at the time of the passage of this Ordinance, and which use was not prohibited at its inception by any Ordinance of this City or etcher law, raay be cca- tinued, although that use does not conform to the provisions of this Ordinance, but, if that use is hereafter discontinued for a period of thirty days~ any future use of the land shall conform to the use regulations of the district in which the land is located. (2) ~cept as hereinafter provided in this Section~ anon-conformi~g use of a building lawfully existing at the time of the passage of this 0rdinance, and which use was not prohibited at its inception by ~my Ordinance of this City or other law~ ~ay be continued although, that use doesnot conform to the provisions of this Ordinance, but, if that use is hereafter discontinued with the intention of abaudoning such use, or if such use is hereafter discnntinued, regardless of the intent to re-occupy or abandon, for a period of four months, any I~uture use of the building shall conform to the use regulations of the district in which it is located~ {3) A non-conforming use of a building shall not be extended in any manner or form~ If no structural alterations are made~ a non-conforming use of a building may be changed to another non-conforming use of the same or a more restricted classification~ Whenever a non-conforming use is changed to a more restricted use, or to a conforming use~ the building or premises shall not thereafter be changed to a less restricted use. (4) No building which has not been daf~ged by fire, explosion~ Act of God, or the public enemy, the use of which does not confozm~ to tt~ provisions of this 0rdi~mnae, shall be reconstructed or structurally altered, unless the use is changed to a permitted use in the district in which the buildirg or premises is located. (55 ~en a building, the use of which does not conform to the provisions of this 0rdi~mnce, is d~aaged by fire~ explosion, Act of God, or the public enemy, to the e~tent of more than sixty per cent (~%) of its value at the time of the loss, it shall not be re- st~ed except in conformity with the district regulations of the district in which the build- in~ is situated. (6)) No building which does not conform, or the use of which does not cnnforra, to the provisions of this 0rdinance, and no use of property, which does not conform to the provisions of t?~is Ordinance, may or shall be enlarged or extended, except when required by law or ordinance, unless the use is changed to a permitted use in the district in w~ich the building or premises is located. (7) All buildings located in the "k~' ~' ~ ' ~e_±zng District, Single-Family Dwelling District, "C'~ Two-Family Dwelling District or ~D~' Apartment Dis trict that are used as a non-confoming use for commercial or industrial purposes at the time of the passage of this Ordinance shall be rem(~zed or converted and the premises thereafter ~. devoted to uses permitted in the district in which they'are located crier to the first day~// of January, 1965o (8) All non-conforming industrial or c~om~ercia! uses of vacant land located in the "A" Single~Fa~.~ly Dwelling District, ~'B~ Single-Family Dwelling District, "C" Two-Family Dwelling District or "D'~ Apartment District and all non-conforming uses of vision clearance areas shall be discontinued within one (1) year from the date of the adoption of this 0rdinarme. Amy non-conforming uses of wacant land hereafter created in ~A" Single-Family !~velling Districts~ ~'B" Single-Family Dwelling Districts, ~C" Two-Family L~,~elling Districts or ~D~ Apartment Districts by virtue of an an~ndment of this 0rdi~ance shall be discontinued within one (1) year from the date of the amendment. S~TI ON XI C0~TY UNIT PLAN: A. The owner or owners of any tract of land comprisin2 an area of not less than twenty (20) acres may submit to the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park a plan for the use and developraent of all of the tract of land for residential purposes. The developr~ent plan shall be referred to the Zoning Commission for study and report and for public hearing~ If the Commission approves the development plan, the plan~ together with the recor~endation of the Commission, shall then be submitted to the Board of Commissioners for consideration and appooval. The recommendations of the Conm~ission shall be accompanied by a report stating the reasons for approval of the application and Sl~cific evidence and facts showing that the proposed comm..unity unit plan meets the following conditions: (1) That property adjacent to the area included in the plan will not be adversely affected ~ (P~) That the plan is consistent with the intent and p~pc~e of this Ordinance to pro~ote public hea~th, safety, morals and general welfare° ~ (~) That the buildings shall be used only for single-family dwellings, two~ family dwellings~ or group houses and the usual accessory uses such as garages~ storage space and community activities~ including churches~ (~) That the average lot area per family contained in the site, exclusive~of the area occupied by streets, will be not less than the lot area per family required for single-family dwellings in the district in ~hich the development is located° ..~f the Board of Cor~aissioners approve the plan, building permits and certificates of occ~pancy may be issued even though the use of land and the location of the buildings to be erected in the area and the yards and open spaces contemplated by the plan do not conform in all respects to the district regulations of the district in which it is located. SECTI 01~ F~II SPECIAL ARE~. P~G~TLATIONS AND ~CEPTIONS: Ac VISION CLEAi~NCE: A vision clearance in front of buildings at and near all street corners shall be preserved within a triangular area beginning at a point on the curb line at the side of each corner lot, which point is the intersection of the curb line with the building line projected fro~ the front of the building at the rear of the required front yard on each corner lot, extending forward along such curb to the nearest corner and thence from said corner along the intersecting curb to a point one hundred fifty feet (1O0~), and thence by a straight line to the point of beginning~ Within such triangular area no fence, structure~ shrubs or plant life other than trees shall be permitted to exceed two feet (S~) in height~ ~d any trees within such area shall have no branches, leaves or other growth (except tree trunks) nearer to the ground than six feet (0~) and such tree trunks shall be at least fifteen (l~~) feet apart° B~ FR0h~f YARD: In a Dwelling or Apartment District an uncovered porch may extend not to exceed ten (10~) feet into the front yard, Cornices or eaves of the main b~mildir~ may project not more than two (E~) feet into the front yard~ C. SIi~ 3~ND REAR Y~RDS: Unless otherwise specified in this Ordinance, the space in a side or rear yard shall be open and unobstructed except for the ordinary projections of window' sills, belt courses, corD. ices, and other ornamental features to the extent of not more than fou~? inches (4'")~ except that if the building is not over thirty-five feet (35') in height, the cornice-or eaves m~y project not more than eighteen inches (18") into such yard. No mor~ than for~y per centre (40%) of the required rear yard area may be used for a private garage~ or other accessory buildings. In computing the depth of a rear yard in the "E~ Business Districts and ~F~' Business Districts, but ~n no other district, where the rear yard opens onto an alley dedicated to public use~ one-half (l/S) of the alley width nmy be included as a portion of the rear yard. D. LOT FROi%TAGE: Each buildiug erect.~d on any lot shall face and keep its frontage so as to conform to the frontage of the lot if the lot is a pa~t of a block ~r addition which has been laid off by any plat, or has been platted by any map recorded in the l~Iap and Plat Records of Dallas County showing a frontage for sai~ lot on any street, avenue or boulevard, and shall maintain the front yard herein required. If the frontageof the lot is not otherwise designated but the lot is laid off~ designated~ platted or dedicated by any map or plat filed or qualified by law for filing in the ~hp and Plat Records of Dallas Com~ty~ Texas, its ~.dth abutting a street shall be and is the front, so that each such lot shall maintain its frontage and a front yard on and t~ward the street, aven~ or boulevard along which the least number of feet of its boundary are contiguous. SECTION IIII E~F0 RC E~I~T: The provisions of this Ordinance shall be ad,ministered and enforced by the Building Inspector of the City of University Park. All applications for building permits shall be ac- companied by a complete set of Dlans containing a plat drawn to scale~ showing the actual dimensions of the lot to be built upon, tho size of the building to be erected, and such other information as may be necessary to provide for the enforcement of these reguta tionso careful record of such applications and plats shall be kept in the office of the Building Inspedtor o S~,~TI 0N XIV CERTIFICATE OF CCC~fPf~CE ~l~YJ C~5~LLQ~CE: Ao No building hereafter erected or structurally altered shall be used~ ~cupied or changed in use until a certificate of occupancy and c ampliance shall have been issued by the Building Inspector, stating ghat the building or proposed use of a building or premises complies with the building laws and the provisions of these regulations. Bo Certificates of occupancy and compliance shall be applied for coincident with the application for a building permit. It is herebymade the mandatory duty of the Building Inspector to have certificate issued within ten (10) days after the erection or structtu'al alteration of such buildings shall have been completed in conformity with the provisions of these regulations and the ordinances of this City regulating building. A record of all cer- tificates shall be kept on file in the office of the Buildings Inspector and copies shall be furnished on request to any person having a proprietary or tenancy interest in the building affected. C. No building permit shall be issued before application has been made for cer- tificate of occupancy and compliance. SECTION DISTRICT MAP D~IGI~I~TIC, NS: A. ~en definite distances in feet are not sho~m on the District ~p, the district boundaries on the District Map are intended to be along existing street, alley, or p~operty line of, or, from the same~ When the location of a district boundary line is not otherwise determined, it shall be determined by the scale of the maps measured frcm a given line~ Bo ~/fhere the street layout actua~.lly on the ground varies from the street layout as shown on the District ~.~ap, th~ of Ad3u ..... ~nt ~y apoly the desi~ations shown on the plan for the particular area in question. S~TION X~I INTERP~IETATION - - Ir~RPOSE: In interpreting and applying the pro~isions of this 0rdinance~ provisions thereof shall be held to be the minimum r~quirements adopted for the promotion of the public health, safety, comfort, and general welfare. The lot or yard areas required by this Ordinance for a particular building, sholl not be ~iminished and shall not be included as a part of the required lot or yard areas of any other building~ The lot or yard areas of buildings exist- ing at the t~me of the passage of -&his Ordinance shall not be diminished below the require- m~nts herein provided for buildings h~reafter erected and such required areas shall not be included as a part of the required areas of any buildings hereafter erected° This Ordinance shall not repeal, abrogate, annul or in any way impair or interfere with any existing pro- visions of law or ordinance or any rules or regulations previously adopted or issued or which shall be adopSed or issued D~.ursuant to law relenting to the use of buildings or premises$ nor shall this Ordinance inter,ere with, or abrogate, or annul any easements, covenants or other agreem~nts between parties, provided, however, that where this Ordinance imposes a greater restriction upon the use of buildings or premises or upon the height or size of buildings or requires larger yards than are imposed or required by such ~xisting provisions of !aw or ordinance or by such rules, regulations, or by such easements, covenants or~ agreements~ the provisions of this Ordinance shall control~ $~TI ON L~VI I BOARD OF ~ADJUS%I~INT: A. 0RGANI~&Ti0N: Thoro shall be a Board of Adjustment consisting of five (5) members, each appointed by the Mayor and confirn~d by the Board of Commissioners. The Bo~rd of ~+djusl~a~t shall have the power granted by and be controlled by the tmovisions of Article 1011g of Vernon~s Annotated Civil Statutes of Texas, Section 7~ Chapter 283, of the -icts of 1927 of the Fortieth Legislature of Texas, together with the amen&uents thereto~ B. SPECIAL iYfCEPTIONS: ?:~nen in its judgment 'the public convenience and welfare will be substan~ally served and the apt~opriate use of neighboring property will not be substantially or permanently injured,the Board of Adjustm~nt, to relieve or prevent m~due hardship, may in a specific case after a public hearing held after notice ~hereof has been published at least twice in the official publication, the first of which notices shall be published not less than ten nor more than z~i fteen days prior to such hearing and subject to appropriate 5onditions ar~t safeguards~ authorize special exceptions to the regulations herein established as follows: 99 (1) ~'~y recommend to the Board of Conm~issioners, and subject to the approval of the Governing Body of this City, may permit the location in m~y District of a State or Municipsl Building, Public U~ility plant, ch~ch~ swi~mning pool, r~dio station, philanthropic institution~ hospital or sanitarium~ within the spirit of this 0rdinance~ and its purposes, and ~u~der such safeguards, regulations and restrictions as will promote the public peace, safety~ comfort, morals~ health and general welfare~ but such permit shall not be effective until and unless at the conclusion of a public hearing held by the Governing Body after at least fifteen (l~) days' notice in the official publication such Governing Body shal~ apDro~~ ratify~ and confirm such permit by an ordinance duly passed. (S) Permit the extension of a building or use into a more restricted district i~edi~tely adjacent thereto~ but not more than fifty (~0~) feet beyond the boundary line of the district in which ~ch building or use is authorized by the Zoning Ordinance of this City. (3) Permit in any district, such modification of the requirements of these regu- lations as said Board ~Ry deem necessary to secure an appropriate development of a lot where adjacent to such lot there are buildings that do not confe~m to these regulations~ (4) Pe~nit such modification of the yard or open space or lot area or lot width regulations as"~y be necessary to secure an appropriate improvement of a parcel of land wher~ such parcel was separately owned at the time of the passage of this Ordinance, and is of such restricted area that it cannot be appropriately improved without such modification. (5) Permit the erection of an addition the sane height of an existing building where such addition is essential to the completion of an appropriate ~uuito (O) Issue or require the isso~nce of a certificate of compliance w~en and if, but o~ily when and if, the Building Inspector has improperly or illegally neglected or refused to issue such certificate as herein provided. (7) Permit the recoD~struction of a building~ the use of which does not conform to the provisions of this Ordinance,which building has been damaged by fire, explosion, ~ct of God~ or th~ public enemy, if~ but only if, the Board of Adjustment finds such restoration will not be contrary to the public interest and that unnecessary hardship would otherwis~ be suffered by the o%~ner~ and that substantial justice will be done by continuing the non-conform- SECTI 0N 7Jfil I C 0~LE~i~I ON OF i%fISTING ttIiLDINGS: Nothing herein contained shall require any change in the plans, construction, or designed use of a building actually and lawfully under construction at the time of the passage of this 0rdip~ance~ and which entire building shall be completed within six (6) months from the date of the passage of this 0rdinance~ Nothing herein contained s~ll require any change~ in plans, construction~ or designated use of a building for which a building permit has been heretofore issued and which entire building shall be completed within six (6) months from date of passage of this Ordinance. SECTION ]iix Ao The Board of Co~mnissioners may from time to time amend, supplement or change by ordinance the boundaries of the diztricts or the regulations herein established. B. Before taking action on any proposed amendment, supplement, or change, the Board of Co~missioners shall submit the same to the City Zoning Con~ai ss ion for its rsoo~mnen- dation and report. C. k public hearing shall be held by the Board of Co~mui~ sioners before adopting any proposed a~ndment, supplement, or change. Notic~ of much hearing shall be given by publication two (g) times in the official publication of the City of University Park, stating the time, and place of such hearing~ which time shall not be earlier than fifteen (15) days nor later than thirty (50) days from the date of the first publication of such notice. D. Unless such proposed amendment, supplemen~ or change has been approved by the City Zoning Co,remission, or if a protest against such proposed amen&uent, supplement or change has been filed with the City Clerk, duly signed and acknowledged by the owners of twenty (20%) per cent~ or more either of the area of the lots included in such proposed change or those immediately adjacent in t he rear thereof extending two hunSred (200~) feet therefrmm or of those directly opposite thereto extending two hundred (200,) feet fr~m the street frontage of much opposite lots; such a~endment shall not become effective except by a three-fourths (3/4) vote of the Governing Body of this City. SECTI ON XX VALIDITY: If any Section, Paragraph, Subdivision~ Clause, Phrase, or i~rovision of this Ordi- nance shall be adjudged invalid or held unconstitutional or be ineffedtive for any reason, the same shall not affect the ~alidity or effectiveness of this Ordinance as a whole or any part or provision thereof other than the part so decided to be invalid, ineffective or constitutional. Furthermore, if any Section hereof be legally held to be ineffective for any reason~ the Section of the Zoning Ordinance adopted by the Governing Body of this City on the Second day of January, 1940, treating the subject matter of the section so held to be ineffective shall thereupon become effective as a part of this Ordinance. SiD TION XXI P~L TY: Any person or corporation who shall violate any of the provisions of this Ordinance or fail to comply therewith or with any of the requirements hereof, or who shall build or alter any building in violation of any detailed statement or plan submitted and approved hereunder or who commitss takes part or assists in any such violation~ or who maintains or uses any building or premises or part thereof in which any violation exists, shall be guilty of a mis- demeanors and shall be liable to a fine of not more than One Hundred ($100o00~ Dollars, and each day such violation shall be permitted to exist shall constitute a separate offense. Any owner or owners of auy building or premises or part thereof, who participates in~ or knowingly and vallingly permits a violation of this Ordinance, and any architect, builder, contrac$or, agent~ ~rson or corporation employed in connection therewith who assists in the commission of any such violation shall be guilty of a separate offense and uDon conviction thereof shall be fined as herein pr~zidedo SECTI C~ XXII This Ordinance shall be known and referred to as "The Zoning Ordinance of the City of University Park'~ SECTION XXIII This Ordinance shall be in effect from and after its passage by the Board of CoKmnissioners and approval by the Mayor~ PASSED ~t~,.rD ~PPROVED THIS T?~ Eii~GPL~E~TH D~Y OF SEPZ~&BER, 1940o i:L%YOR, CITY OF DT~IVEIqSITY PARC, T~S. ? ATTEST)~/ / CI~ CLE~ CITY OF ~TIVE~I ~ P~, 101 A RJ~o0LUTIOL ~T.~.~DI~,~u THO:; ,,~H .d'~D SEWER Z~zE~CHIoz C01~TP~-~C_ 0F ;~. Go CULLUM f~ COMP~'fY [0 THE SEVEN~E DAY OF OCTOBER, 1942o WiT~S, on or about the 17th day oi' September, 1950, the City of University Park entered into a cont,-act with A. Bo Lee for the construction of water and sewer lines within this City and grented a franchise to the said Ac bo Lee and thereafter on the 3rd day of August, 1931, ~. Bo Lee transferred all of his rights under said contract to Wo G. gullt~ & Company who were substituted for Ac B. Lee and agreed to do so and have been bound by the original agreanent, and on the 8th day of August, 1933, and again on the 17th day of August, 1934, the said contract was amended, and on the 21st day of September, 1933, and again on the ?th day of October, 1935, said contract was renewed and extended~ and ?~iER~S, the performance of W. O~ Cullum & Company under such contract has inurred and will inure to the benefit of this City and its residents, and it is desirable for all parties that the contract as amended and extended be contim~ed in full force and effect without interruption and the following resolution is in all things proper: BE IT RESOLVED BY TH,.~ B0XRD 0F C0~ HISSIONERS 0F T!iE CITY OF UI~IVERSITY PARK, TCYd~S, that a contract and franchise agreement made by and between this City and A. Bo Lee on or about the l?th day of September, 1930, as transferred to i,o Go Cullura and G. P.o Cullum~ a coepartnership doing business as ~'~"o Go Cullum .?: Company, and as amended on the 8th day of August~ 1933, and the 19th day of ~ugust, 1934~ and as renewed and extended on the ?th day of October, 1935~ be and it is hereby renewed and extended according to the terms and specifications thereof for a period o£ Two years endi~lg at midnight on the 6$h day of October, 19P~2~ and that this resolution be effective i.~ned-~ lately upon the said ~/. G. Culluz~_ & Oompany~s accepting this renewal and agreeing to be bound by ther terms of the contract and franchise agreement herein mentioned~ PASSED AHD APtoROVED THIS THE 18th CIY7 CLERK. DAY 0F SEPTEMbeR, 1940 o ......... ~YOR 0RDI!Y~NCE [~/iELU)ING SECTIONS 9 ~,~D 10 OF AN 0RDI?i'Ai.~CZ PA.~or.~ At(D APPROVED I}Y THE CITY 0F -'~_NIl~;~ -~R PARK 0N 1~tE T!?i~FsiTtETH DAY OF N~h'~Y, lO40, CAPTIOI'?ED AS FOLLOWS: "AN ORDINANCE FIXING R~fTL~ TO BE PAID BY TELi,;GRAPH,TE~tEO~FE, ELECTRIC ~qD GAS COMPANIES FOR ~ Pi~VI~GE 0F USING WITH ~EIR POLES, WIR~, CONDUITS, AND ALLFfS ~J~,~D 0TPSR PUBLIC ~/AYS ~f, gT.~N TF~ CI~ 0F U}[IVERSIT~~ PA~ TE~.S, PRO- VIDING PEifALTILS FOR VI0~TI ON, AND PROVID~G AN EMERGenCY' PROVIDING TiYAT THE FII~ES, PENALTIES AND F0~%II~OR]~ PROVIDED FOR IN SECTIONS 9 ~'~2.7D 10 OF SAID 0RDI~u..~ S}~LL ms AND A~ SUSP~ND~ LT'~TIL, AYD StroLL '~.'r,--~m B~SC01'.~E EIi'EECTIVE UNTIL L0~'~::~R 1~ 1940 BE IF 0}LDAIN;ED BY THE BOARD OF O0.,.~.:I~oI0~RS OF Ti-~ CITY 0F U'NIVEP£ITY PARK¢ 2%XAS: SECTION 1. That the fines, penalties and forfeitures provided for in Sections 9 and 10 of the ordinance ~asse5 and a~proved by the City of University Park on the T~;~entieth day of iv,ay, 1940, captioned as follows: "An ordinance fixing rentals to be paid by telegraph, ~lephone~ electric and gas companies for the privilege of using with their poles, wires, conduits, pipes and fixtures, the streets, easements, and alleys and other public ways within the City of University Park, Texas, providing penalties for violation, and providing an emergency" be and are hereby suspended, and such fines, penalties and forfeitures shall, become effective upon and not prior to the First day of ]fovember, 1.940, and that no person, association, organization or corporation or local manager, or local agent of any person, association, organization or corporation shall be liable for any fines, penalties and forfeitures provide~ by said ordinance or any of the provisions thereof for Or in respect to any violation of or failure to comply with any of the pro- visions of such ordinance occurring during the intervening time from the effective date of s?~id ordinance until the First day of November, 1940. SECTION 2. This ordinance shall be and is i~ediately effective upon its passage. " eEL T.~..~.B~R, A.D 1940. P~SED AtirD APPR0~D, T}~ ~r~, ?i'(ENTIETH EIG~IfH D~:Pf 0F ~ '~ ;:~ ~'~ A RESOLUTION APPROVING ydfD ADOPTING A BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL Y~R BiZO!Ni'IIfG OCTOBER 1, 1940, "~:~ ....... ':"~ ~ .... 1941. ,=..~D reNDING o~ProMB~R 30~ BE IT i~VE?SOLVED BY TNi BOARD OF CON'[\'iISSI0.~'~ERS 0ff THE CITY OF b~,?IVERSITY PAEd{: TYJ~T that certain budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1~ 1940, and ending September 30~ 1941, as prepared by the Mayor~ City Clerk and Board of Com:;~issioners disclos- ing the necessity for lh~vying an ad valorem tax for the year 1940 in the amount of One Dollar (:~:1~00} for each One Hundred Dollars (~}100o00) taxable value of property in this City~ and anticipating a general revenue of Two Hundred Eighty ffive Thousand !.~ine Hundred and Seventy Five ((~285~9~5~00) Dollars and a Water Department revenue of One Hundred Thirty ()ne T.housand and Fifty (~1~1161~050~00) Dollars, and. allocating to the payment of interest and sinking fund obligation~ Forty Five Thousand Four Hundred Fifty ~.lve Dollars and Twenty flour Cents ~I~i:45~455~24)~ to the general ex'oense, Two Hundred and Forty Thousand Four Hundred anf Forty Three Dollars (~240,443o00) and to the water department interest and sinking fund, Nine Thousand !,!~ne hundred and Fifteen Dollars (;~9~915.00), to the water department expense, One Hundred ~zenty Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty Seven (i~120~?dVo00) Dollars, and there being reserved for emergencies, the sum of Four Hundred Twenty Four Dollars and Seventy Six Cents (~424~75), thus providing allocations in the amount of Four Hundred Seventeen Thousand and Twenty Five Dollars (~417~025o00), be and it is in a~].l things approved and adopted as the official budget for the City of University Park for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 1940 and ending September ~0~ 1941 and the said buSget is hereby made a part hereof for the details of such revenues and allocation of its disbursements, all as more fully set out in said budget° PASSifD ~[D APPROY!2) THIS TH?~ T.m,..TY EIGHTH DAY OF omPTm,,~BE~.~, 1940~ ...... i'/iAYO R ATTEST: CITY CLEF~. 103 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AN ORDINANCE ADOPT~ OCTOBER 5, 1936, WHICH PROVIDED FOR A CHARGE FOR GASOLINE STATIONS OCCUPYING OR USING STREETS i~JD SIDE~AI~(S AND FOR T~ GRANTING OF LICENSES. BE IT ORDAI~D BY THE BOARD OF C0~iISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, T~S; T~T that certain Ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF ~tE BOARD OF C0~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UMIV!~RSITY PARK, T~S, PROVIDING A CHARGE FOR GASOLINE STATIONS OCCUPYING OR USING STREETS AD~D SIDE~ALKS, PROVIDING FOR Tt~ GRANTING OF LICENSES, PRESCRIBING A PE!'IALTY, R]~LING ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HERE~'ITH, Ak~ DECLARING AN k]~.fERGF~NCY", adopted, passe6 and ap?.roved the Fifth day of October, 1936, be and it is hereby, in all things, repealed as of the effective ~ate of this Ordinance and that this Ordinance be effective immediately upon its passage. PASSZ~D AND APPROVED THIS 21st DAY OF OCTOBER, A.D. 1940. !04 AN ORDINANCE A~VLENDING SECTIONS 9 AND 10 OF AN ORDINANCE PASSED i~D APPROVED BY THE CITY OF UNIVERSI~£ PARK ON THE TW~ETH DAY OF t~LAY, 1940, CAPTI0~£D AS FOLLOWS: "AN ORDINANCE FIXING ~TAJ~S TO BE PAID BY T~,~GRAPH, TELEPHONE, ]ELECTRIC, AND GAS COMPANIES FOR Tt~ PRIVILEGE 0F USING ~,~TH THEIR POLES, WIR~, CONDUITS, PIPAB, AloUD ~XTUt~, TtTd STREETS, AND ALLEYS A~O OTHER PUBLIC WAYS WITHIN THE CITY OF UNIV~RSITY PARK, T~Y. AS, PROVIDING P~.NALTIES FOR VIOLATION, A~ PROVIDING ~N '~I~RGE~NCY" AMD PROVIDING THAT T~ HIVES, PENALTIES AND FORFEITURES PROVID~ FOR IN SECTIONS 9 AND l0 OF SAID 0RD~NANCE SHALL BE A~KD ARE SUSPENDED UNTIL, AND SHALL NOT BECOME EFFECTIVE UNTIL JA1WNfARY 7, 1941o BE IT 0t~AINED BY TI~ BOARD OF C0~5~ISSION~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, T~S: SECTION 1. That the fines, penalties and forfeitures provided for in Sections 9 and l0 of the ordinance passed and approved by the City of University Park on the Twentieth day of May, 1940, captioned as follows: '~n ordinance fixing rentals to be paid by telegraph, telephone, electric, and gas companies for the privilege of using with their poles, wires, conduits, pipes, and fixtures, the streets, easements, and alleys, and other public ways within the City of University Park, Texas, providing penalties for violation, and providing an emergency" be and are hereby suspended, and such fines, penalties and forfeitures shall become effective upon and not prior to the Seventh day of January, 1941, and that no person, association, organization or corporation or local manager, or local agent of any person, association, organization or corporation shall be liable for any fines, penalties and forfeitures pro- vided by said ordinance or any of the provisions thereof for or in respect to any violation of or failure to comply with any of the provisions of ordinance occurring during the inter- vening time from the effective date of said ordinance until the Seventh day of January, 1941, at which ~time said Sections 9 and l0 shall become and be in full force and effect. SECTION 2. This ordinance shall be and is imJ~diately effective upon its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS TttE 28th DAY OF OCTOBER, A.D. 1940. ~ ~Y0 R A YtESOLUTION OF ~E BOARD OF C021D~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK AUTHORIZING PIECING, ~INTT.~ANCE AND 0P:'~I~TION OF A STREET LIGHT ~T ~i~ INTERSECTION OF YALE AND BOEDEEER STREETS. BE IT RESOL~D BY THE BOARD OF C0~2.~SSIONERS; That under and pursuant to a contract with Dallas Power & Light Company for street lighting service, as authorized by a reso- lution now of record in Volume 2, Page 444, of the Ordinance Records of this City, there ~e installed forthwith and thereafter maintained and operated a mast-arm type street light at the following intersection: YALE AND BOED~R STREETS. PASSED ~2JD APPROVED THIS TH~ 4th ~CITY CLERK. DAY OF NOV~MBER, 1940. AN ORDINANCE OF T~ BOARD OF C0~,~SSIOI~ERS OF TH~ CI'I~f OF UNIVERSITY PARK REGbT~ATING TRAFFIC IN SAID CI~f REQUIRING OPERATORS TO B!{ING ALL MOTOR VEHICLE MOVING ~T 01~ ST?~NFORD T0 A FULL STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ~NT~ OR CROSS THE INTERSECTION OF TURTLE CB~4~-Z, AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOL~TION TI~REOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF C0~¥EviISSIONERS 0F~ CI~ OF UNIVERSITY PARK; That a stop sign be placed on Stanford Street at the west side of Turtle Creek Boulevard, within the City of University Park, and that all persons while operating an automobile, motorcycle, bicycle, truck or other vehicle, be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehicle to pro- ceed east on Stanford Street into or across Turtle Creek Boulevard without having first then and there brought and caused such motor vehicle, or other vehicle, to c Gne ~o a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop sign and thus remaine~ stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across the intersection of Stanford Street and Turtle Creek Boulevard wiZhout coming into contact or collision with any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object. Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars. This ordinance shall be effective inEediately after its passage and publication as required by law, an~ if any part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall never- the-less be effective. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 4th ATTEST :~/,./ CtTY CLERK. DAY OF N0~rN~!BER, 1940. A RESOLUTION OF ~ BOARD OF COMk~ilSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK CANCELLING PERS0~IAL PROPERTY TAXES LISTED IN T~: RESOLUTION. WVHEREAS an investigation discloses, to the satisfaction of the Board of Commissioners, that ~or the respective years hereinafter set out, personal property taxes were assessed and levied against the several persons herein listed, for the respective sums hereinafter designated, but no adequate description of the property, ag~nst which the taxes were assessed, appears on the tax roll, nor anywhere in the records of this City, and that it has been impossible to identify any property against which said taxes have been assesse~; further, it has been impossible to make collection of the tax and it has been impossible to ascertain the present correct address of the person against whom the tax was made and it, therefore, appears that the assessment was improperly made and it appears the continuation of the tax charge on the rolls of this City is burdensome and without any advantage: BE IT 0,~DAINED BY T~ BOARD OF C0~¥tlSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, T~LS; That the several personal property tax items hereinafter listed be, and they are hereby, cancelled and ordered removed from the rolls. FOR THE Y:'~R 1939 AM0b~T FOR THE Y~R 1939 ih~IOUNT FOR THE Y~/JAR 1939 AMOUET Mrs. A.E. Alexander ~ 3.00~ Sam Kamess ~ 3.90? J.T. Randle I. A. Anderson 1.65~ W.S. Klein 1.15~ C.A. Raymond 1.00 Mrs. ~. ;~. Baker 1.25~, H.M. Lacy 1.75~ W.H. Reeves 3.25 T. K. Barton 4.50,: Haskell Lee 1.75/ J.L. Richardson 1.60 Nelson Bestal- 6.80~ Lerblance, W.P. 1.05~ Girla Roper 1.00 Dwight T. Brown 2o00~ Chas. W. Loader 1.00~ Mary Bess Sawyer lo00~ T. G. Buis 1.00~ Yas. Love 3.00~ W.S. Sewell lo00Z Mary West Chilton 2.65~ W.E. Lynch 1.00~ A.Y. Sieling 6.00,, Alfonso Conner 1.15~ Albert C. Miller 2.05~ Mrs. Baa Smith 3.75~ T. E. Cook, Jr. 1o15~ Malcolm M. McGregor 2.65~- J.B. Stallings 1.O0~ Scott F. ffort 1.15~ J.L. McKinney, Jr. 1.05~ Harry Stemler 3.65 U. C. Fowler 3.30~' Jack McLane 1.00~ F.M. Stones 1o05~ C. B. ~aser 2.15~ Genevieve McCade 2.00/ Jay Smith 4.95~ Anne Garrett 1.00~ H. L. Miller 6.30,, J.H. Taylor 1.70 Otis Gary 1.00~ Clifford ~. Moore 3.45~ Dick Voyer 1.20~ Hawkins Golden 4.00~ Lenwood C. Moore 2.05/,~ Claud C. Walker 3.00~ K. H. Hanger 3.00/~ R.C. Moore 2.15~ Mrs. Pearl Way 1.05~ Mrs. Mary H. Hast 3.00~ Mrs. Fred Passmore 1.15,, Marion Whetton 1.60 Thos. P. Hayes 3.75~ Floyd Phillips 1.00~ Thelma Wheelis 3.45~ F. W. Jennings 1,601~' J.M.Popplewell 2.40/ Mrs. D. G. White 1.35 Glenn I. Jansen 4.40j Jonie Pounds 1.00~ C.G. Wood, Jr. 1.05,~ Lela M. Jansen 1.60~ Mrs. Elvira Prade 1.30~ C.N. Young 2.25,~ J. C. Zimmerman 4.00 TOTALFOR 1939 $ 150.90 FOR T~ YEAR 1938 A~,~0UNT T, K. Barton $ 5.00% Thee Botts 9.00~ P. Cullom 2o15~ Jo W. Gilmer 3o00~ Mrs. Genevieve Goodnight 4.00,~ W. J. Howdeshell 5.00~ Jas. Love 3.00~ ~. E. Porter 6,?0¥, W. H. Reeves 5.60~ N. Geo. Shaw 3.00~ J. P. Stovall 4.00~ Claud C. Walker 3.00,~ $ 53.45 TOTAL FOR 1939 & 1938 $ 204.35 ATTEST: PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 4t.__~h DAY OF NOVF2~BER, 1940. ~SOLUTi0N OF THE BOARD OF C0}2~iSSIONERS OF ~J2~ C!'.~f OF UNIVERSITY t%%~ AUTHORIZING AND 0PEPgTiON 0F ST!~T LIGHTS 0N L0~i0 ~T0 DRIVE AT PURDUE $T~ET{ N[ILTON ST~ET AT C0iT ROAD PH~ DOUGLAS BE IT NS]SOLVED BY T~ BOARD OF COLiiiSSI0?SSRS OF THE CiTf OF UNIVERSITY P~LRK~ ~]LiS~ That under and pursuant to a contract ¥~ith Dallas Povzer and Light Comply for street lighting services~ as authorized by a resolution now of record in Volume 2~ Page 444~ of the Ordinance Records of 'hhis ci%y~ there be ins%a!led forth~i%h and thereafter ~meintained and operated a street light at the follo,J, ing intersection~ ~L TO N .... ~ oi~.ml & C01T LOM0 ALTO DRIVE & PURDUE ST~ET: DOUGLAS AVEi~E & ~ .... ~Lm~'N, iCK PASSED M,~ APPROVED T~S '~ 26~h DAY 0E D~C~B~R~ t940~ .... ~,'~Y OR i07 A RESOLUTION OF %I-~ BOARD OF C0i%~tSSIONERS OF TI~ CITY OF UN!VERSI~ P~MRI( RELEASING A h~%INTENANCE BOND GI~N }~ ~f~DE CONSTRUCTION FOR THE ~PROVEi:~NT 0F E~i0RY ST~ET (BRYN I'~%~2{/R DRIPPY) FROM T~CtG~RY ~ i}EST END 0F C!%Y LI}ZiTS~ AMD~ 0N ~FHACP~RY ST!~ET FROLi HANOVER T0 ST~ET~ IN Ti~E CMl 0F UNNERSI~Y BE iT FtESOLVED BY ~i2}~_~ ~Om~D 0F C013itSSt0NERS 0F T}~ CiTY 0F UNNERSI~ PARK~ :[:J~;iEREAS~ heretofore on %he 152h day of November~ 193~ Uva!de Cons-truc%ion Company entered into eon%fac% with %he City of Uni~ersi%y P~rk %o iraprove~ (1) EI.~{0RY STREET (Bryn l(e3;~r) from Thaokery to wes% end of City Li~qs~ as of 11/~/3~/ m,d~ (2) S~%CK~eSf ST~ET from Hanover %o Smory S%ree%~ .... ' ~.e~.~ .... ~ and in said ~ontrac~ bound and obligated itself %o so in t~he ~v of ~,~m~ersity Park~ ..... o~. COmS%ruO'~ said improvements and %o use such ma%crisis iN the COnS%rUCtiOn Of sans %hat said streets would be {~nd remain in good repair and condition for a period of five years from ~hhe completion and acceptance of said vzork by %he Ciqy of University Park~ ~%d aq %he comp!etlon and end of %he said fNe year period %o be i.n good and SerVicesJlie comdilion~ smoo'th and free from any defecqs that %vou!d impair their usefulness as roadvzays~ and fur%?'er agreed to maintain said streets in accord~ace nj:th %he '~er}':~s a.nd provisions of said cor~raci~ and~ i'NEF~aEAS~ -the said Uvalde Construction Co~pany~ iN accordance vfi%h ishe %erlrs of said coni;rac%~ furnish, ed m~.int;enance bond in-hhe amount of $2s000~00~ %o the City of University Park} ni-hh said Uvalde Coiistrucqion Compmay as Principal, and 'the ~kierican Surety Compsmy of Hew Yorl{ as $ureqy~ and~ Ui!E}LEAS~ said five-year period has expired~ and said contract off suaz~an%y m:.d main%en~ ance has been fully and fai%hfull%~ completed and ca~ried out by said Uvalde Construe%ion Company~ NOff~ TNEPSFO~[i~ BE !T FQiSOLVi{:D BY T~[E BOAP~ OF COLi.iSS!ONERS OF Ti~ Ci~ OF UN~fERS!~ e ons%~o BiOi% ~ as tkR~,~ %~:at the nzainqenance bond heretofore given by 'the Uva!de ~ ~' ~omr~any Principal and American Sure-fy Con?~y as 8ure%y~ of date -the !~th day cf November~ 193~ be and %he same is hereby' released and h. eld of no fur-that force and effec%~ That this reso!u%ion shall 'hake effect ~d be in force from and after i'bs passage~ ~ AoosD A'ZD z~z~PR0~ mD ~ TN~ D:~ 0F I CI(~- CLERK A P~ISOLUT!0N OF Ti!H BOARD 0F COLXiSS!0NERS 0F THE CI~ OF UNNERSi~: R~,~ ~LEASiNG A MAiN~NANG}i BOND GIVEN BY UVALDE CONSTRUCTION C01iPL{'~ i~R Ti~ ILPR0'~L~NT 0F EMORY ST~T (BRYN b~:fR) FR0id UP!-~ i:Ji}iST LII',~ 0F TI~%%S CREAK BOULES~ARD T0 EAST LI~ 0F NIiG2~18 DRNE (~i]{ACKERY)~ ~L(dkRTER ST~ET FROM EAST LiPS 0F I~JG{ES DRt~ (Tt~%CIG~PJf) TO i?EST END OF LOT ~1~ iN ~0CKS ! & 8~ ~,ID 0N NUG{ES DRNE (TNACKE~~) FRON NORTH I~!i'~ 0F PURDUE TO S01/~i i~i}~ OF -'dhereas~ heretofore on the i2%h day of Oc%ober~ !~3~ Uvalde Oons-~,ruc%ion Corn?my entered into con-tract ',riCh %he Ci%y of Universit~ Park io improve: (1} ~ORY S%~'ET (BRYN ~i&f~R} from ¥~es% line of Turtle Creek Boulevard to each line of Hushes Drive (Thackory) ~ (2) i-NNOVER STi~fiET from east iine of Hughes Drive {Thacke~qy) %o ?~es% end of Lot 1 in Blocks ! & 8~ amd~ (3) HUGi~S DRIVE (TI-~%Ci~RY) from n~rth line of Purdue to sou%h line of Hsaover Street in City of University Park~ and in said co~}%ract bound m~:,d obligated i%self 'to so constR~c% said improvements and %o use such materials in %he cons'truc%ion of same %hat said s%reets would be .~nd remain in good repair and condition for a period of five years from 'hhe final comple-gion and acc~p'g~ce of said work by -the City of University Park~ and a~h 'the end of ihs said five year period %o be in good ~md ser~ziceable condi-gion~ smooZh and free from any defects that Ymutd i~mpair their use~ulneso as road%vays~ an{i fur4her agreed %o maintain said streets in accordance v;i%h %h.e terms and provisions of said conirmc%~ and} VT!-{EPSAS~ %h~ said Uvalde Construction Company~ in accordance Y~iih the terms of said con%rac%~ furnished me_in%chance bond in i}he amount of $3:~62~00 -go %he City of University Park~ ~d%h said Uva!de Construe%ion Comp~%y as Principal and the American Surety Gompsay of New York as Sure%y~ and} wt-~ said five year period has expired~ sad said contract3 of guaranty and main- tenance has been fully and faithfully comp!e'hed and carried out by said Uvalde Cons%ruction and American Surety Company as Sure%y~ oS the date off i2%h day of 0c%ober~ !93.~ be and the same is hei"eb,2 released and held of no further force and effect, That -this resolution shall take effeci5 stud be in/force from and after its passage, APPR~ED ONe}!! ~ei'Ik~ APPO i NT!NG %` i~. GLENN L~!RTIN OF TP'~ L~YOR. BE IT 0I~t)AI~NED BY iE,'{ BOARD OF C0~'~.tSSl0i'-~r~iiS OF 'file 0IIY OF UNiF/ZERSi%Y PARt{; That GLENN I~}~RTiN be and_ie'n is a~pointed~ as Mayor Protein to have all the powers~ duties smd responsibilities of -the Mayor for %he City of University Psrk~ during the absence of Malyor E!ber% Vfi!!imms, and to serve until his successor is elected. PASSED }2{D APPROVED TI{IS T!-E 26%h D~OCf OF DECE}~ER~ Ac D~ 1940 A RESOLUTION EMPLOYING HOKE SMITH INCORPORATED ~$ ARCHITECTS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ADDITION TO THE CITY HALL TO BE USED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND FIXING THE ARCHITECTS~ COMPENSATION. BE IT ~SOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COI~ISSI0~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT this City enter into a contract~ as outlined on the exhibit hereto attached marked exhibit A and made a part hereof, ~mploying Hoke Smith Incorporated as architecte for the construc~ tion of a Policy Annex to the present City Hall~ and that Elbert Williams~ as Nayor~ and Ralph Eo Ha~mnan~ City Clerk~ be and they are hereby authorized and directed to ex~cute said contract~ on behalf of the City, an~ to make payment of the compensation therein provided for as it accrues~ from the City funds, PASSED AND APPROVED this th~ ~ENTIETH day of NOVEMBER, A, Do 1940o 109 CONTRACT THIS AGREF~2~made by and between the City of University Park, Dallas County, Texas, here- inafter called the Owner, and HOkeAmith, Incorporated, hereinafter called the Architect, WITNESS~, that whereas the Owner intends to ~rect a one~stor~y brick addition to the present City Hall in which to house the Policy Department NOW, THEREF0~, The Owner and the Architects for the consideration8 hereinafter named, agree as follows: The Architect agrees to perform, for the above-named work, professional services as here- inafter set forth. The Owner agrees to pay the Architect for such services a fee of six per cent of the cost of the work, with other payments and reimbursements as hereinafter provided, the said percentage being hereinafter referred to as the ~Bamic rate". The parties hereto further agree to the following conditions: lo THE ARCHITECT,S SERVICES ~ The Architect~s professional services consist of~ the con- sist of, the conferences~ the preparation of preliminary studies, working drawings, specifications, large scale and full size detail drawings; the drafting of forms of proposals and contracts$ the issuance of certificates of paymentS the keeping of account~, the general administration of the busi- ness and supervision of the work, and rendering all services customarily rendered by architects in connection with such undertakings. 2o EXTRA SERVICES AND SPECIAL CASES ~ If the Architect is caused extra draughting or other expense due to changes ordered by the Owner, or due to the delinquency or insolvency of the Owner or Contractor, or as a result of damage by fire, he shall be equitably paid for such extra expense and the service involved~ Worm let on any cost~plus basis shall be the subject of a special charge in accord with the special service required° If any work designed or specified by the Architect is abandoned or suspended the Architect is to be paid reasonable compensation for the service rendered on account of it. If the entire pro~ Jeot is abandoned~ the Architect is to be paid Three Hundred and Fifty ($J00o00) Dollars for his services~ 3~ PAYMENTS -~ Payments to the Architect on account of his fee shall be made as follows, subject to the provisions of Article ~: Upon completion of the preliminary studies, a sum equal to twenty per centum (EO~) of the basic rate computed upon a reasonable estimated cost. Upon completion of specifications and general working drawings (exclusive of details) a sun sufficient to increase payment~ on the fee to sixty per canteen (8(~) of the rate or rates of ccmmission !arising from this agreement, computed upon a reasonable cost estimated on such completed specifications iend drawings~ or if bids have been received, then computed upon the lowest bona fide bid or blds. From time to time during the execution of work and in proportion to the amount of service i!rendered by th~ Architect, payments shall be .made until the aggregate of all payments made on account ~of the fee under this Article, but not including any covered by the provisions of Article 2, shall be a sum equal to the rate or rates of commission arising from this agreement, computed upon the final ~cost of the work° Payments to the Architect, ether than those on his fee~ fall due from time to time as his ilwork is done or as costs are incurred~ No deductions shall be made from the Architect,s fee on account of penalty, liquidated damages~ or other sums withheld from payments to contractors. 4, ~URVEY~.. BORINGS AND TESTS ~- The Owner shall, so far as th8 work ,~der this agreemen~ inay r~quire, furnish the Architect with the following information: A complete and accurate survey of ~he building site, giving the grades and lines of streets, pavements, and adjoining properties$ the rights, restriotions~ easements, boundaries, and con,ours of the building site, and full information las to sewer, water, gas and electrical service. The Owner is to pay for borings or test pit~ and for ?hemical mechanical~ or other te~t~ when re~uiredo 5, SUPEHVISION OF THE WORK ~- The Architect will endeavor to guard the Owner against ~efects and deficiencies in 'the Work of contractors, but he does not guarantee the performance of ~heir contracts. The supervision of an Architect is to be distinguished from the continuous personal i!superintendence to be obtaine~ by the employment of a clerk~of~the~workso ii ~;~n authorized by the owner~ a clerk~of~the~works acceptable to both Owner and Architect isbell be engaged by the Architect at a salary satisfactory to the Owner and paid by the Owner, upon iipresentation of the Architect?s monthly statements~ iili 6° PRELININAR¥ ESTIMATES ~ When requested to do so the architect will furnish prelimin i!ary estimates on the cost of the work~ but he does not guarantee the accuracy of such estimates~ ?° DEFINITION OF THE COST OF THE WORK -~ The cost of the work, as herein referred to, ~imeans the cost to the Owner, but such cost shall not include any architect's or engineer,s fees or i~ei~bursements o~ the cost of a clerk~of~the~works~ ii 8~ 0WN£RSHIP OF DOCUMENTS -- The original drawings and specifications es instruments ibf service are the property of the Architect whether the work for which they are m~de be executed or inot, but copies thereof are the property of the City~ 110 9~ SUCCESSORS f~D ASSIGI~IENTS -- Neither the Owner nor the Architect shall assign, sub- let or transfer his interest in this agreement without the written consent of the other. 10~ The Architect shall furnish eight ~8) ~omplete set~ of drawings and specifications for the use of Owner or prospective bidders, six ~6) of these sets to be available for the use of the successful bidder. Additional sets which may be required will be furbished by the Architect at actual cost of reproduction~ The Owner and the Architect hereby agree to the full performance of the covenants contained herei~ IN WITNESS ~rtEREOF they have executed this, the twentieth day of November~ 1940. CITY OF UI~VERSITY PARK Elbert Williams ~ Mayor ATTEST: Secretary~ HOKE SMIT~H~ INCORPORATED HOKE S~LITH~ INCORPORATED By AN oRDINANCE FINDING AND Dh~rEP~INING THE NECESSITY OF IMPROVING PORTIONS OF THACKERAY STREET, BALTIMORE DHIVE, PICKWICK LANE AND TULAI~ BOULEVARD AS DESCRIBED IN THIS ORDINANCE AND ORDERING THE PAVING OF SAID POR~K£0NS OF STRUTS AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE ';VALKS 0N THE SIDEWALKS ABUTTING THEREON~ PROVIDING FOR THE ASSESS~H~NT OF BENEFITS~ MODIi~ING ALL PRIOR 0P[DINANCES TO C0~fPLY HER~F~ITH AND REP~ING ALL CONFLICTING ORDINANCES AND PROVISIONS BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF C01I..~iISSIONERS OF 'I~tE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS: That this Board of Conmissioners, being duly assembled at one of its regular meetings~ find and it does hereby affi~natively find~ at a regular meeting duly assembled, and do~s hereby declare that each and all of those streets and portions of streets, highways~ public ways and sidewalks here- inafter mentioned are within the City of University Park and are now in urgent and i~vmediate need of improvement by being exeavated, graded and paved and having sidewalks constructed and having all other improvements incident thereto made as hereinafter ordered and this Board of Co~issioners deems it necessary that the improvements hereinafter ordered made be made immediately. BE IT FURTTLER 0RDAi~ED BY TITE BOARD OF C0}/~ISSIONERS OF T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: {a) That Thackeray Street~ a street within the City of University Park~ be and it is hereby etd®red improved as follows; (1) By paving the said street fram the north line of the present paving on kmherst Street to the south line of the present paving on Stanford Street~ as platted in University Heights Addition to the City of University Park~ Texas, according to a map or plat thereof recorded in Volt~m.e 5, Page 383 of the Map and Plat Records of Dallas County, Texas, and by the construction of reinforced concrete sidewalks where there is now no improved concrete widewalks along the property abutting th~ eastern and western sides of Thackeray Street from the n~rth line of imherst Street to the south lin~ of Stanford Street~ iS. at the area to be so improved is hereby designated and shall hereafter be known as District 61=B~ and~ (2) By paving the said Thackeray Street from the south line of th~ alley south of Oaruth Boulevard; and by construction of reinforced concret~ sidewalks where thers ia now no improved con- crete side walks along the property abutting the eastern and western sides of Thackeray Street from th~ south line of the alley south of Caruth Boulevard to the south line of the present paving on Caruth Boulevard~ That the area to be so improved is hereby designated and shall hereafter be knovm as District ?7~A~ and, {3) By paving the said Thackeray Street from the north line of the present paving on Caru~h Boulevard to the north right-of-way line of Colgate Avenue~ including the intersection at Colgate Avenue~ and by construction of reinforced concrete sidewalks where there is now no improved concrete sidewalks along the property abutting the eastern and western sides of Thackeray Street from the north line of the present paving on Caruth Boulevard to the south line of the present paving at Col- gat~ Avenue, That the area to be so improved is hereby designated and shall hereafter be known as District 77-B1 and~ {b) That Baltimore Drive, a street within the City of University Park be and it is hereby ordered improved as follows~ (i) By paving the said Baltimore Drive from the end of the present paving at Purdue Street to the south line of present paving at Hanover Street, and by construction of reinforced concrete s~dewaiks where there ia now no improved concrete widewalks along the property abutting the east- ern and western sides of Baltimore Drive from ~he end of the present paving at ~due Street to the south line of present paving at Hanover Strseto That the area to be so improved is hereby designated and shall hereafter be known as District 80~A~ and, (£) By paving the said Baltimore Drive from the north line of the present paving at Hanover Street to the south line of present paving at Bryn Mawr Drive, and by construction of reinforced concrete sidewalks where there is now no improved concret~ sidewalks along the proper~y abutting th~ eastern and western sides of Baltimore Drive from the north line of the present paving at Hanover Street to the south line of present paving at Bryn Mawr Drive. That the area to be so improved is hereby desi~n, ated and shall hereafter be known as District 80~B; and, ~Z) By paving the said Baltimore Drive from the north line of present paving at B~yn Mawr Drive to the south li~e of present paving at Southwestern Boulevard, and by construction of reinforced concret~ sidewalks where there is now no improved concrete sidewalks along the prop~ erty abutting the eastern and western sides of Baltimore Drive from the north line of present pav- ing at Bryn Mawr Drive to the south line of present paving at Southwestern Boulevard. That the area to be so improved is hereby designated and shall hereafter be known as District 8~-C$ and, (4) By paving the said Baltimore Drive from the north line of th~ present paving at Southwestern Boulevard to the south line of the present paving at Greenbrier Drive~ and by con~ structlon of reinforced concrete sidewalks where there is now no improved concrete sidewalks along the property abutting the easte~ and western sides of Baltimore Drive from the north line of the present paving at Southwestern Boulevard to the south line of present paving at Greenbrier Drlve~ That the area to be so improved is hereby designated and shall hereafter be known as District 80~D; and~ ~5) By paving the said Baltimore Drive from the north line of the present paving at Greenbrier Drive to the center line of Caruth Boulevard~ and by construction of reinforced con- crete sidewalks where there is now no improved concrete sidewalks along the property abutting the eastern and western sides of Baltimore Drive from the north line of the present paving at Greenbrier Drive to the south line of the present paving on Caruth Boulevard. That the area to be so improved is hereby designated and shall hereafter be known as District 80~E~ and~ ~6) By paving the said Baltimore Drive from the center line of Caruth Boulevard to the north right-of-way line of Colgate Avenue, and by construction of reinforced concrete widewalks where there is now no improved concrete sidewalks along the property abutting the eastern and western, sides of Baltimore Drive from the north lin~ of the paving on Caruth Boulevard to the south line of the present paving on Colgate Avenue~ That the area to be so improved is hereby designated and shall hereafter be known as District 80-F$ and, (O) That Pickwick Lane, a street within the City of University Park be and it is hereby ordered improved as follows: (1) By paving the said Pickwick Lane from the north line of the present paving at Bryn Mawr Drive to the south line of the present paving at Southweste~, Boulevard, and by construction of reinforced con crete sidewalks where there is now no improve~ concrete sidewalks along the property abutting the eastern and western sides of Pickwick Lane from the north line of the pres- ent paving at Brim ~mwr Drive to the south line of the present paving at Southwester~ Boulevard. That the area to be so improved is hereby designated and shall hereafter be known as District 78-A; and~ (£) By paving the said PieCe, lek L~ne from the north line of the present paving at Southwestern Boulevard to the south line of the present paving at Greenbrier Drive~ and by con~ struction of reinforced concrete sidewalks where there are now no improved concrete sidewalks along the property abutting the eastern and western sides of Pickwick Lane from the north line of the present paving at Southwestern Boulevard to the south line of the present paving st Greenbrl~ Drive. That the area to be so improved is hereby designated and shall hereafter be known as District ?8-B~ and (3) By paving the said Pickwick Lane from the north line of the present paving at Greenbrier Drive to the center line of Caruth Boulevard including the so~h one-.half of the street intersection at Caruth Boulevard, and by ~onstruction of reinforced concrete sidewalks wher~ there are now no improved concrete sidewalks along the property abutting the eastern and western sides of Pickwick Lane from the north line of the present paving at Greenbrier Drive to the south line of Ca~Gth Boulevard~ That the area to be so improved is hereby designated and shall hereafter be known as District 78-0; and, (4) By paving the said Pickwick Lane from the center line of Caruth Boulevard to the north line of Colgate Avenue, including the north one half of the street intersection of Caruth Boulevard, and the entire intersection at Colgate Avenue, and by construction of reinforced con- crete sidewalks where there are now no improved concrete sidewalks along the property abutting the eastern and western sides of Pickwick Lane from the north line of the present paving on Caruth Boulevard to the south line of the paving on Colgate Avenue. That the area to be so im~ proved is hereby designated and shall hereafter be known as District 78-D; and~ (D) That Tulane Boulevard~ a .street and highway within the City of University Park, be improved as follows: By paving the said Tulane Boulevard from. the north line of the present paving on Lovers Lane to the south line of the present paving on Amherst Street, and by construction of reinforced concret~ sidewalks where there are now no improved concrete sidewalks along the prop- erty abutting the eastern and western sides of Tulane Boulevard from the north line of Lovers Lane to the south line of Amherst Street. That the area to be so i~,proved is hereby designated and shall hereafter be known as District 63~ and, JE) That all of the said paving be the standard City' of University Park two-course paving~ having a wearing surface of hot asphaltic concrete one inch thick lald on a five~tnch reinfoz~ed con~ ~rete foundation to be laid monolithtcally with combined concret® curbs and gutters° (F) That all of the said sidewalks, now ~mimproved~ be improved with reinferced concrete four feet in width and four inches thick according to standard specifications of this City, (G) That the cost of s~id improvements shall be paid as follows: Nine~tenths of the total cost of said improvements, exclusive of curbs, gutters and ~ide~ walks and the total cost of curbs, gutters ~nd sidewalks shall be assessed against the abutting prep~ erty and against the owner~ of the same, in accordance with the terms of Article ~108~b~ Title Revi~ed ~ivil Statute~ of Tex~ Revision of 19~, together with the amendments thereto~ being Chapter 108 of the 19E? Aet~ of the Fortieth Legislmture of the State of Texas First Called Session an~ the Ordinances of the City of University Park, Texas, in ~ccordance with wh~t is known ~s the Front~Foot Rule or plan~ as the frontag~ of the property of s~ch owner is to th~ whole frontage of the property to be improved, providing that should the ~pplicstion of this rule, in the opinion of the Boar~ of Commissioners, be unjust or unequal in any particular ca~e the Board of Commis~ioner~ will then discharge the duty to appertfo~ and asses~ ~uch cost in such m~nner and proportion as it sh~ll dee~ lust and eGuitable~ considering the special benefit~ in enhanced value to be by such parcels of property ~nd the owner thereof, so as to produce a substantial equality of bene~ fits to and burden~ imposed upon each property and its owner~ and provided that no assessment shall be m~de until after the notice, and hearing to property owner~ provided by the term~ of said Article ll0~b, Title ~8~ Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 108 of the Acts of the First Called Session of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, an~ th~ Ordinances of the City of University Park~ and further previding that no assessment shall be made against any property or its owner in excess of the benefits in enhanced value accruing to such property owner by reason of ~aid tmprovements~ The City of University Perk~ Te×~s~ shall pay and hereby promises to pay the remaining one-tenth of the total cost of s~td i~prove~ents, exclusive of sidewalk~ curbs ~nd gutters, such payment to be made in cash upon the final acceptance of the s~id improvements by this Cfty~ The portion of the cost to be assessed against each property owner shall be paid in five ~qual installments, one-fifth one year fro~ the date of completion and ~cceptsnce of s~id work by the City of University Park~ one-fifth two years from said date~ one-fifth three years from said date~ one~flfth four years from said datej one-fifth five yeers from said date~ together with iuterest at the rate of seven per centum J?%) per annum from the date of such acceptance, provided that said assessments may be paid before m~turlty, with accrued interest to the date of payment and in asse~s~ lng the cost of such i~provements~ at the conclusion of a public hearing~ certific~tes may be issued ~ provided by Chapter 108~ Acts of 19~? of the First Called Session of the Fortieth Legls~ lature and the Ordinances of the City of University Park° (H) That the City Engineer be and he is hereby ordered to forthwith prepare and file plans and specifications for said improvements setting out fully different standard materials and classes of work and the probabl~ cost thereof and that the City Engineer report a full list of all lots or fractional lots giving the numbers and size thereof and the number of the Block within which situ~ ated and the names of the owners thereof if known, (I) Any and all other ordinances dealing with or touching upon the same improvements iherein mentioned be and they are m~difisd to conform to the provisions of this ordinance and all i~conflicting provisions of such prior ordinances are expressly repealed, (Y) That if any Section~ Clause~ Provision or other portion of this ordinance be or is held to be invalid or ineffective for any rea~on~ such holding or invalidity shall not affect any other portion thereof and the remainder of this Ordinance shall nevertheless be and continue in full force a~d effect, (K) That this Ordinance shall be and it is effective immediately~ PASSED BY THE UNANIMOUS VOTE 0F T~fE ENTIRE BOARD OF C0~,4MISSIONERS OF THE CITT OF UNIVERSITY iPA~AND A?PROVED BY TFE ~YOR THIS THE TW~Y-SIX~ DAY OF DECEMB~, 1940, ~ MAYOR~ CIT~ OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS ATTEST° x CITY CLERK CI~ OF ~E~I~ PA~ T~S Approved as to Description: Approved as to Form; City Attorney A R~0LUTION OF THE B(I&RD OF COM~[[SSIOI~"~RS OF TTIE CI~[ OF UNIVERSITT P~K, TEXAS, APPROVING THE PLANS MOD SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE IMPROVE~ENT OF THACHERkY STREET, BALTIMORE DRIVE AND PICKWICK~LA~ AS FULLY DESCRIBED IN THIS R~OLUTiON, ALL ~THIN THE CIIT OF UNIVERSITY PARK. ~'fHEP~Y~S, the City Engineer has heretofore prepared plans and specifications for the imprOVement of: District 61-B~ THACKERAY STI~ paving and sidewalks from north line of present paving on A~erst Street to south line of present paving on Stanford Street; and~ District 63~.TULANE BOULEVARD from north line of the present paving on Lovers Lane to the south line of the present paving on Amherst Street; and, .Di_~stric~_t 77-~KF2~Y STREET from the south line of the alley south of Caruth Boulevard to the south line of the present paving on Carath Boulevard~ and, District 77-B~ THACKERAY STREET~ from the north line of the present paving on Caruth Boulevard to the north right-of-way line of Colgate Avenue, including the intersection at Colgate Avenue; and, District ~0~A_T~_z~BALTIMORE DRIVE from the end of the present paving at Purdue Street to the south line of present paving Jt Hanover Street; and~ ~tstri¢~,.~...SG~B~BALTIMORE DRII~E from the north line of the present paving at Hanover Street to the south line of present paving at Bryn Mawr Drive~ and~. ~istrict- 80~C~BALTIMORE DRIVE from the north line of present paving at Bryn Mawr Drive to the south l~ne of present paving at Southwestern Boulevard; and~ District 80 ~ ~ ~D_~BALTE~0RE DRIVE from the north line of the preseni paving at Southwestern Boulevard to the south line of present paving at Greenbrier Drive~ and~ District 80~E~ BALTIMORE DRIVE from the north lin~ of the present paving at Greenbrier Drive to the center line of Caruth Boulevard; and~ District 80~Fz BALTIMORE DRIVE from the center line of Caruth Boulevard to the north right-of- way line of Colgate Avenue; and~ District 78~~A~ PICKWICK LAlqE fro~ the north line of the present paving at Bryn Mawr Drive to the south line of the present paving at Southwestern Boulevard; and, District 78~B~P~I~__C~¥ICK LANE from the north line of the present paving at Southwestern Boule= yard to the south line of the present paving at Greenbrier Drives and, District ?8-C~~ICK LANE from the north line of the oresent paving at Greenbrier Drive to the center line of Caruth Boulevard~ including the south~one~half of the street intersection at Caruth Boulevard~ and, District ?8~D~ PICKWICK LANE from the center line of Caruth Boulevard to the north l~ne of C'01gat~ Avenue~ including the north one-half of the street i~tersection of Caruth Bo~levard~ and the entire intersection at Colgate Avenue~ all located within the City of University Park~ Texas, by excavating~ grading~ filling and paving~ and by the construction of curbs and gutters and sidewalks where necessary~ and has presented same to the Board of Commissioners for approval and adoption; and~ WHEREAS, said plans and specifications have been carefully considered by the Board of Commissioners~ ,THErEFOr, BE IT RESOLVV~BY THE BOARD OF C~ISSIONERS OF 7HE CITY OF UNIV~SI~ff PAP~K That the said plans and specifications~ of which a copy is hereto attached marked ~hibtt ~A'~ and made a part hereof~ be and they are approved and adoped as the plans and specifications for said improvements of the said streets and highways° This resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after the date of its passage~ PASSED AND APPROV~. THiS THE T,¥ENTY-SIXTH DAY OF ~YOR, CI~ 0F ~VERSi~ PA~ T~S CITY 0F ~VERSI~Z PAP~ Texas · 114 "A RF~0LUTION FINDING THE BID OF W. H. IY~0NE TO BE THE L0~T AND BEST BID THEP~0R~ AU~HOR~' IZING Tt~ ~D~mCUTION OF A CONTRACT TO PAY W. Ho NAL0~IE $14~570~00 FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A POLIC'~ DEPARTMENT Ah~i TO THE CITY H~Lo~' BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF C0~B~ISSIONERS OF THE CITZ OF UNIVERSITY PARK That thi~ Board find~ from a thorough examination of all bids submitted for the construction of a Police D~partment A~mex to the City Hall, this Board of Con~nissioners does affirmatively find that the bid of W. H. Malone by which he proposes to construct the proposed Annex in one hundred (100) working days for the sum of ~31~,570~00 is the lowest and best bid for the said construction. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CG.~D~5SSION~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSI5~f PARK That Elbert Williams~ as Mayor and Ralph E. Ham~mn as City Clerk be a~d they are authorized and directed to enter into a contract as th~ act of this city~ with W. H~ Malone for the construction of a Policy Department Annex to the City Hall of University Park according to plans and specifi~ cations furnished by Hoke Smlth, Inc.~ Architects, and that this city pay to W. H. Nalone accord~ ing to the terms of such agreement the sram of ~)1~,570~00 %ogether with such additional sums, if any~ as may be authorized by the further resolution of the governing body of this city for necess~ ary changes in addition to the said plan and that the said contract be upon fomn A~l of the standard form of agreement between contractor and owner for construction of buildings~ issued by the imerican Institute of Architects® PASSED ~ID APPROVED THIS THE T~i~TY~SIXTH DAY OF DEChl~,~B~R, 1940~ MAYOR, CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK AN 0?DI~&YCE AUTHORIZING THE ~CUTION OF AN AGR~ WITH THE CITY OF DALLAS BY TttE CI%~ 0F ~IVERSI~ PA~ AGR~ T0 PAY T~ C~TS (lO~) FOR ~CH THOU~D G~LONS 0F WATER PURC~SED FROM Tt~ CI~f 0F DOZING PERIOD 0F T~' ~S B~IN~NG ~E FIRST DAY 0Y AUGUST, 19&0~ A~ T0 PAY S~ C~TS (70~) P~ M01~H ~R ~CH 0F ~E FI~T F0~iT NI~ HOi~D~D ~900) 0R L~S SANI~RY S~ COI~CTt0NS WI%~N ~ CITY 0F E~ITY PA~ W~CH ~ I~0 TI~ SA~TARY SE~R ~I~ 0F T~ CI~ OF ~L~S ~ S~ C~TS (~0~) FOR ~CH ADDITION~ SUCH C0~TIONS T0 BE DETE~MI~ ~ ~JIDED IN ~ SAID AGR~T ~ PR~IDING FOR PA~NT 0F C~RG~ T0 ACCRUE T~D~.~ BE IT ORDAIn[ED BY THE BOARD OF CG~[ISSIO1CERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAP~: %~at Elb~rt Williams~ as Mayor~ and Ralph. E° Hamman~ ss City Clerk, be and they are hereby author~ ized and directed to e×~cute and, upon proper execution of copies of such instr~mment by the City Manager~ City Secr®tar~y and City Auditor of the City of Da~as and to deliv~ that c~rtain agree- ment hereto attached marked ~E~ibit A~ and made a part hereof as the act~ contract and agreement of the City of University Park and that this City b~ and It is hereby bound so far as i$ is possible ~der th~ constitution and Statutes of this State for it to be bound, by th~ terms and provisions of the said agreement PASS~ A~ APPROVED %~IS ~E TWIT% SIXTH DAY 0F D~fiB~, 1940~ Gi~Y ~f U~i~, Park STATE OF TEXAS: COUNT~' OF DALLAS V~EREAS, the City of Dallas is presently' selling water to the City of University Park, and the temps and conditions under which such sale has been mad~ have expired~ and it is deemed advisable that a~.other agreement ba~ entered into between these parties; and ~VHEREAS~ the City of Dallas is l~kewise receiving into the City of Dallas sanitary sewer ~ins all the sanitary sewage that originates in the City of University Park~ and the agreement with reference to such service has expired, and it is deemed advisable that a new agreement be consu~m~ated with reference to this service~ and~ ~tEREAS, the City of Dallas presently has a surplus of water and sanitary sewer facil- ities which It can sell to the City of University Park without impairir~ the ability of the City of Dallas to serve its own citizenship; Now, Therefore~ witness the agreement of the parties hereto: The City of Dallas agrees to sell water to the City of University Park for a period of ten (lC) years upon the following basis; ~a) At ten (10¢) cents per thousand gallons at the meters hereinafter provided for, payment to b~ made not later than the tenth day of the month following, without discount, upon receipt of a correct bill or correct statement therefor from the City of Dallas. Failure on the part of the City of University Park to pay such bill promptly will be subject to the same penalty that applies to delinquent water accounts current in the City of Dallas at the time of the pre- sentation of such bills~ (b) The City of University Park has installed and o~ms a master meter and a check meter at each of two suitable locations, to measure the flow of water through each of the nectlons made to the City of Dallas water mains and will install at its cost a master meter and a check meter for each~ if any, additional connections it may make at ether suitable locations during the term of this agreement. The City' ofDallas will cause the master meters and the check meters to be read at monthly intervals and both parties hereto shall have fr~e access in order to read these respective meters daily. On any water meter reading date the master meter and the check meter at each connection shall be read simultaneously, and if th~ total amount of water recorded as possing through the two meters for the accounting period is substantially the same~ and the difference in the record- ing is within the tolerance for error per~itted for each meter~ then the average reading shall be accepted as correct and the bill rendered by the City of Dallas shall~be computed from such averag~ reading, but ii' the difference cannot be accounted for by the permissible tolerance for error, actual tests shall be made of each or both of the meters, w~ichever appears to be in~ accurate, and the meter shown to be accurate within the tolerance shall be accepted as correct. If neither meter functions within the permissible tolerance~ then the actual measurement of water shall be made by a joint conference between a representative of the Oity of Dallas and a repres- entative of the City of University Park~ Each city shall have the right to check each of the meters at any tinge by first giving the other notice of its intention to make such a test, but no meter used pursuant to this agree= ment as a master meter, or a check meter~ shall ever be adjusted~ changed or tested in place or elsewhere, without notice to both parties and thereafter giving reasonable opportunity to both parties to have a representative of each city present and participating at the time in each check~ test~ change or adjustment. For this puroose each meter shall be properly sealed and this seal shall not be broken except in the presence of both parties~ In the event of the discovery of any inefficiency or defects in the operation of any meter~ the one discovering the same shall i~mediat~ly notify the other city and the o~mer of the meter shall forthwith arrange for the correction.thereof~ to be completed with dispatch~ at its cost. Nothing in this instrument shall preclude either city from installing at its cost additional meters as it may d~sire to check the meters owned and installed by the City of University Park~ The City of Dallas agrees to receive in its sanitary sewer ~ins all sewage originating in the City of Unive~sity Park and tendered it through the present connections~ or. such other ~ature connections as may be made at the expense of th~ City of University Park and are acceptable to the City' of Dallas~ and to properly dispose of the same for a consideration as follows: (a) The City of University Park agrees to pay to the City of Dallas for such sewer service, a sm~ of money to be computed as follows: Upon each of the first forty hint hundred ~4900) or less of sanitary sewer connections within the City of University Park empyting into the mains of the City of Dal las~ a charge of seventy (70¢1 cents per month shall be made by the City of Dallas and paid by the City of Univ~ ersity Park, for each such connection within the City of University Park~ and for each additional connection emptying into the maine of the City of Dallas from within the City of University Park above forty nine hundred (4900), as of the first day of Janusry of each year as herein provided~ the City of University Park shall pay to the City of Dallas sixty ~60¢) cents per month. (b) For the purpose of determining what shall be considered a connection~ the following finittons are agreed to: (1) A connection is hereby defined to mean the service to one single family dwelling unit thin the City of University Park and so connected' as to ultimately empty into the sanitary sewer ins of the City of Dallas. Each dwelling unit in a multiple dwelling~ having its sewage emptied to mains connected with the mains of the City of Dallass shall be considered a separate connection d a separate connection will be required to be palc.~ for on a monthly basis whether such separate elltng unit is occupied or not. {2) Service to a business unit shall be defined as one connection per six thousand (6000) gallons, or !ess~ of waters consumed per month~ or any fraction thereof equal to or exceeding one~ half of six thousand gallons~ and this calculation shall be made on the basis of average water constumed for a period of twelve (12) months for such location ne~t preceding the first day of Yanua~% or an estimate of such consuraptlon where no experience exists, ~c) The total number of sanitary sewer connections to which the rate of compensation here-il to agreed shall apply~ shall be determined by the number of connections so connected as to ultimatelyii empty into the sanitary sewer mains of the City of Dallas as of the first day of Yanuary of each and shall apply for the following twelve (12) months period. The compensation for this service shall be paid by the City of University Park to the City. of Dallas on a monthly basfs~ in advanca, payment to be made not later than the tenth day of each month, without discount. The failure or refusal on the part of the City of University Park to make prompt remittances of the monthly pensation for the servlce~ after the receipt of a correct statement therefor~ shall give the City of Dallas the right~ upon reasonable notice, to disconnect the entire service contemplated under this agreement~ Beginning February la 1941, and each month thereafter, the City of University Park will furnish to the City of Dallas a statement showing the number of new connections made during the pre- ceding months together with the address~ type of premises, and location thereof~ Th~ agreement for water se~tce and sanitary sewer service shall be for a period of t~n years and may be renewed for another like period upon terms and conditions mutually satisfactory to all the parties concerned~ This agreement shall become effective on th~ first day of August 1940s and shall expir~ on the thirty first day of Yuly 1950~ It is distinctly understood by the parties hereto that the City of Dallas owes its primary obligation and duty to furnish water and sewer ssrvic~ to the citizens of the City of Dallas, and that the City of Dallas is furnishing the ser%~Ice, or selling the service~ under this agreement because it presently has a surplus and expects to have a surplus of such services. 5 It is further mutually understood and agreed that the City of University Park will maintainii a careful inspection of its sanitary sewer system and will exercise diligence and care in the main- tenance of said sanitary sewer system within the City of University Park and in the installation of connections and laterals that may be connected with the said sanitary sewer system within the City of University Park in order that the sanitary sewer system of the City of Dallas shall not be bur~ dened with excess discharge of flow from the sanitary sewer system of the City of University Pa~c during rains and wet weather; and that the connections to be mad~ within the City of University Park shall be made in strict conformity with the rules and regulations~ ordinance and charter provisions of the City of Dallas regulating sanitary sewer connections and the manner of making sanitaz~ sewer connections within the City of Dallas~ and that a failure on the part of the City of University Park to provide and enforce such regulations governing connections with the sanitary sewer system of the City of University Park shall~ at the option of the City of Dallas, after notice to the City of University Park in writing of the specific violation, or violations and after failure within thirty (30) days to correct said violation, or violatiens~ the City of Dallas reay terminate this contract. Thtt the City of University Park will not p~mit any person to .make any water or sanitary sewer connectione~ or to do mmy plumbing work on any of the water or sanitary sewer lines except that such person be a licensed plumber under the ordinances~ rules and re~lations of said City, or that said City may permits at their option~ a plumber duly licensed by the City of Dallas to make such connection. The City of University Park will not make any extension of water or sanitary sewer ser~ vice beyond the City of University Park as its present boundaries now exist and are extended from time to time by annexation or otherwise during the effective term of this agre~nent, nor permit any outside connections without the consent of the City of Dallas~ either for water or sanitary sewer service, or both, in which event the ~mtes to be charged for such service shall be d~termined and also the compensation that will be paid to the City of Dallas for such service~ which service shall not be included within the rates herein promulgated provided~ however, the City of University Park will not make any extension of sanitary sewer service beyond the present drainage area so that nothing but gravity flow sanitary sewers will be installed. ~ne City of University Park hereby agrees to appropriate annually so much of the revenues of 'the City emanating from whatever source for the purpose of paying th~s monthly charges for the water and sanitary s~wer service to be paid to the City of Dallas under the teEas of this contract. The water and sanita~y sewer charge, or rental~ to be paid by the City of University Park to the City of University Park to the City of Dallas shall be deemed to be a current expense of said City for each of the years in question and as such monthly rentals, or charges, become due and payable~ It is ~.~,rthe;~'mutua!ly understood and agreed that the City of University Park will main~ rain a careful inspection of its water mains and will exercise diligence and care in the mainten~ anco of said water mains within the City of University Park and in the installation of connections and laterals that may be connected with the said water system within the City of University Park and that the connections to be made within the City of University Park shall be made in strict confo~uity with the rules and regulations, ordinanees and charter provisions of the City of Dallas regulating water connections and the manner of making water connections within the City of Dallas, and that a failure on the part of the City of University Park to provide and enforce such regu- lations governing connections with the water mains of the City of University Park shall, after notice in writing of the specific violation, or violations, and the failure of the City of Universit~ Park to correct such violation, or violatlons~ within thirty (30) days after receipt of such notice, terminate this contract at the option of the City of Dallas. The City of Dallas shall properly dispose of all sewage accepted into its lines from the City of University Park but shall never be liable for the failure to furnish an adequate service beyond this should it develop that during the term of this agreement the sewerage facilities of the City of Dallas should become inadequate. It is expressly agreed and understood that the City of Dallas shall never be liable to the City of University Park, or any of its citizenship for the failure to furnish an aSequate water supply or adequate and proper sanitary sewer service should it develop that during the term of this agreement the sewerage facilities of the City of Dallas should fail, or that the water supply of the city should becoms inadequate, or fail, or become contaminated, or in the event the City of Dallas becomes disabled from furnishing these two se~ices, or either of them through acts of God, acts of public enemy, riots~ or civil coramotions or through sabotage, or any other means beyond the control of the City of Dallas~ This agreement entered into by each of the parties hereto subject to the provisions of the Constitution, applicable State laws and charter provisions presently in force, or any amend- ment of either source of power or authority muder which each respective party acts in entering into this agreement~ This instrument is executed in triplicate, two copies to be retained by the City of Dallas, and one retained by the City of University Park. ~UTED THIS T~YI~f EIGPI~H DAY OF DEC~tBER A. Do 19{~0o ATT~EST: Earl Goforth City Secretary, City of Dallas CITY OF DALLAS By James W. Aston City Manager COUNTERSIG~: Stuart Bailey City Auditor, City of Dallas ATTEST Ct~ OF DI~IVFd~SIT~f PARK By Elbert Yillia~ls Nayor~ City of University Park Ral_ph E~ Ha~uan City Clerk, City of Univ~ Park APPROVEDAS TO FORM: H~ Po K~cera City Attorney, City of Dallas APPROVED AS T 0 FOP~I: Percy C. Fewell City Attorney~ City of University Park AI~ 0POINANCE AM~DING SECTIONS 9 A_~D l0 OF AN ORDINANCE PASSED A~UD APPROVED BY THE CIT~' OF UNIVERSITY PAX ON T~HE TWENTIE~ DAY 'OF N~AY, 1940~ CAPTIONED AS FOLLOWS: ~AN ORDINANCE FIXING R~TA~LS TO BE PAiD BY' TELEGRAPH, TELEPHONE~ EL~TRiC~ AND GAS C0I¥~PANIES FOR THE PRi~'ILEGE..0F USIN~ WITH T~EIR POLES, WIRh~, C0~UITS, PIPES, A~krD FIXTURES. THE STRUTS, EAS~NTS~ A2~) A~[S Ai~D 0T~R P~BLIC WAYS WITHIN T~E CIT1~ OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TE~S, PROVIDING P~MALTIES FOR VIOLATION, A2~D PROVIDING AN EMERGENCY o ~ AND PROVIDING THAT THE FIRvES, PENALTIES Ai~D FORFEITUR~ PROVID~ ~)R IN SECTIONS 9 AND 10 OF SAID ORDINANCE SHALL BE AND ARE SUSPIz~DED UNTIL. AJqD SHALL NOT BEC02,~ EFFECTIVE L~TIL JANUARY 22 ~ 1941. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CG~'~IISSiON~S OF T~E CITY OF Ui~IVERSITY PARE~ TE~LAS: SECTION t. That the fines~ penalties and forfeitures provided for in Sections 9 and 10 of the Ordinance passed and approved by the City of University Park on the Twentieth day of May~ 1940~ captioned as follows: ~An ordinance fixing rentals to be paid by telegraph, telephone~ el~ctric~ and gas companies for the privilege of using with their poles~ wires~ dults~ pipes~ and fixtures, the streets, easements~ and alleys, and other public ways within the City of University Park~ Texas~ providing penalties for violation~ and providing an emergency~~ be and are hereby suspended~ and such fines~ penalties and forf~itur, s shall become effective upon and not prior to the Twenty~second day of Yanu~y~ 1941~ and that no person~ assoclation~ organi~ zation or corporation or local manager~ or local agent of any person~ associatlon~ organization or corporation shall be liable for any fines ~ p~nalties and forfeitures provided by said ordinance or any of the provisions thereof for or in respect to any violation of or failure to comply with any of the provisions of ordinance occurring during the inte~entng time from the ~ffective date of said ordinance until the Twenty-second day of Yamlary~ 194!~ at which time said Sections 9 and 10 shall become and be in full force and effect. SECTION £o This ordinance shall be and is lm_mediately effective upon 1ts passage. PASSED A~ APPROVED THIS T~LE 6th DAY OF JA~UJARY, A~ Do 1941~ ~~ITY CLEP~ ~f~ yet RESOLUTION OF T~HE BOAPd) OF .C0f~IiSSIONERS OF THE CIT~FF OF UNIVERSITY PARK ~L~DING THE BD~T' FOR THE CURF~ENT FISCAL Y~ ~P~F~S~ an exigency which might not hays been reasonably anticipated has arisen requiring that an amend~ment of the Budget for the current fiscal year be made: BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF C0~iSSiONERS OF T~YE CITY OF UNIVFJ~SITY PARK~ That the Budget for the current fis.~al year b~ and it is hereby amended as follows: There is hereby appropriated One Thousand Fiv~ Hundred Fifty Dollars (~1850.00) from the Gen~ era! D. mds for the purchase of a Huber B~ G~ Maintainer with ?~ mold blad~ and coraplete ~ mower attachment~ also nine tooth ~earifiero PASSED Ai~mD APPROVED THIS TI~ SIXTH DAY OF JANUAHY~ 1941, ~y Clerk I~ayor E~OLU;~:iON OF THE '~ ~O~RD OP ~ 0~' UNiV~5iTZ PAZ~{, T~LS~ ~UT~{0RiZiNG R~'T~ COLOr. CT Wi~2~ D/:~S PO~ER & LiGH~~ C~,2~{'Y' FOR ~ OONSiD~TiON 0F ~q~" o ~ e~ ~:Ov. O0 i~ VED SY 2t-[E Ci~f 0Y UNtVE~:SiT~Y PAZ~{ 0N' Ti~ 20%~ DAY 0F LAY, 19~0~ CAPTIONED aS FOLLO?~S: AND GAS COLPANtES i?0R i'l~ i~i~"i~GE CF 'USi}!G ~tTH THEIR POLSS~ O0NDUtTS~ PIP'~ Az~ FiX~iUi:iES~ T~ STi~ETS~ ~S~,~tqTS~ f~D .L~YS Ai'~D O'Ti~R PUbLiC TAYS '~'~?~'~ T}~ .~z'}z~ OlTZ Cz' UNIVERSITY ie~ T~ PR0'ViDiNC S~ iT RES0LV~ By the ~.~,~'8~. ..... ~-e Commi ssi ........ one-~so'r the n.,~i ~"~,r. ce.. "Un~ ve?~s ity _P~: ....... ~.~ Texas'~ ...................... ~ ~ ...... ~ .......... ~ by ~l!~:.~s ~owe~~ & Light ~ .... ~ ..... . eato,'%~nls h'{~hwavs. ~xr~d olheP pub!to ways ~Pollnds ""~ hi3! the Oi'fixr r,e '['~,t-~e~,:~ ~2' m~, ...... ~t! :~ of 0%:ii~:~ PbSLiC ~AiS iLiliti~ -PiE CITY r,; be~ end the ~c.r~e is ",~-~'.. '~n ,~ ~:m-~,.-~.:~ ~'~'~:~."~ed a:nd all o1:he,- oPd't,. "ecs s,na os:r'%~ o~ ' b.,_on,, ma~ ~'+~,:,'-~n ~-na ovePat!c,~ of l"-'- e]eee','d,'. ~ e-' ,,.~ ~",~'~ ~'~" "' ~' an~ w~th i.~s Sohed~t!e oC Rates spply~n~ ~c ?e:?"iee re?'~e:r~-i! v:['tb:~:¢ She i4a~? SiCk,fORD aT il{~ Z~SPECTiVE iNTeRSeCTiONS ,Vi~lli DIGit, S AV~b%; 'J~i ON ~RYN L.~¢~i;{ DRi~ ~.~B' SOUTH- ~S~ LiOViNG .~ST 0N P~Ni~N ~fV'~¢U~ AT Ti~ iNTEi~ECTION OF SNiDi~{ P~ MOVING ~ST ON STANPOP~ STM~Z' AT Ti~ IN T~?~ECTi ON 0F DICF~NS~ MOVING ~ST ON ~RY]<] 2~AV{i:{ DRIVE ~<'D S OUiHR~TZRN BOOLS'¢ARD AT iiGERSECTiON OF DUCGLAS STREET; MOVING SOUYH ON HtGii SCilOOL AV~qU~ AT T}~ iNI'ERSECTiOP 7"3 ASBURY STi{~E~; id0ViNC, Su,,z~.~ ........ 0N TihLCi~R'i AT "~'~? =~""" :"? ?'? 017 OF iiUNTERS &'LEg ROAD AT Ti{E INTE~EGTiOi7 OF GLiGMIGK ~{E; LiOViN'G iiOf{:fl[ ON HI~ SCHOOL ~UCENUS Al 3%S iNTERSECTION 0P }Goi, XP~iN BOYLi~Ai~; MOVING NOR'ill 0N II~CKEifZ' STREET /~T THE iNTERSECTiON OF }~YNIE A'V~%~UE ~%'D MOViNe NORTH 01( N_i6TERS GL~ RG~D AT TiiZ INTEiiSECTiON OF OL~6~iGK L~E T0 A FULL STOP ~EFORE PROC~iNG T0 ~$i~i3R SAiD iNTERSECTiONS, AND PROTtDiNG A P~{ALTY FOR Ti~ VOi~&TiON lliEi~Of'. s~ iT ORDAINED Bi ThE BOARD 0F ~ ,~v~::-,o=r,~-:x-~:, CITY UNIVERSITY' PAP~{i That a ...... p si~i be ,-~ e~ a~ each of the fo!l.owin~ ~+~mf'~or~s; ON DANiES aV~{UE AT Ti~ EAST SiDE OF DICiiE~5 ON ROSEDALE ~/V~?0-E AT T!~ EAST SiDE OF DIGKA~[S 0N P~<rKiN ~:YVENOE AT ~X'TE ~T SiDE 0F DICK~S aVEJOE ON ST~FORD STREL.I AT Tile '%LET SiDE 01.' DICKENS OI{ SOUTA'.TZSTEi~7 EL'VD. A'i' Tt~ ~ST SiDE 0F TUP.~ CRE~ BLVD.~ ON BnYN L~,R DRIVE ~T THE EAST SIDE OF PRESTOX 0N ST~IiO'E kVhqbS ~T Tile EAST SIDE OF DOUGLAS STREET ON Si%2{FORD STREET =T Ti~ WEST SiDE OF DICKENS ~5~ENU~ ON SOL;TH'2~ESTE~{ DLVD. AT THE '//E;ST SiDE OF TURTLE CRS~ ON S~i~LNiiOi?~ iYV'~UE AT Pi/~ '/~ZST SIDE OF D0'.iGLAS ON HiGH SCiiOOL ;YV~{UE ~T THE '-ORTH SiDE 0F AsBUi:{Y ON i-iUNTEi:~ GL~{ RGLD s~T Ti.~ NORiii SiDE OF CLbN}~IOK ON HIG~I SCHO0s AVENUE AT T~{E SO?2H SiDE 0~' IVIo2~i~iN PLVD~ ON ~CKEi{Y STi~ZT ~T Ti~ SOUTH SiDE OF i~YNIE ON HUNTERS GL~; ROAD AT iTHE SOUTli SiDE ("F GLEiNICK att within the City of University Park~ and that all persons while operating an autcmob!,l,e? motor- cycle, bicyele~ truck or other vehie!e~, be and. they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehie!e to nroeeed west on Danie!s~ ~osedale~ Rank'in and ;3'tanford into or across the section wi~h Dickens ~'venue}[nor west on BPylr tv~av~P D~*ive and ~,.,utnwe<~ter~ Bonlevard ~nto or Preston ~o?.d; nor west on Stanhope at the ~n~ersection w~th Douglas Street; nor east on Rankin hue a~ the intersection with Dickens X'venr~e} nor east on Ran.kin Average at ~he intersection wi$h Eh!der Plaza} nor east oN St~.nford at the intersection n~th Dice:Eons Xve~me; nor eas~ on ]}ryn Mawr DP~ve and Soi!i:hi'/estern }o~aielrard 8~ ~he intersec$ion with TuP~le Creek }onlevard~ nor east on Seanhope Lvem;e at the intersectiofi ';;i%h Douzl. as Street} }lop sol!th on l!i~h School ~ven'c~e at the Avenue; nor so~;th on H~:neers Glenn Rosd at the intersection wish O!env;iok Lance nor north on seeeion with Haynle ~venue} nor Rorth en l!uneers Glen Noad at the inSerseetion v, ith Gienwiek Lane without ha~in{~ first then and there bron{'h$ and caused such motor ~eh~e!e~ oF other veh~ele~ to come to a full and complete stop at and to the ri~iht cf the said stop sign and thus remain stopped until such vehicle oc%~ld be safely driven onto or across the respective ir'terseetien wi~hont comin~S i~Ito OChre. ct or collision rite anN' other !~ehiele~ [ f an[7~ or with any person or other object~ ~ii sc~ell].ea%c:,P a]2d ¢, ¢ ~ ~ This ordinance shall, be effective immedial ......... ~ after its pas~ca?e and p~blzco~.t:L ....... as re-~ a~xired by,. ].aw~, n~.d ...... if ,r,~ ~',,,~_,. the. reef h~,. held to be ~nval'Id~ the remaining',. ~portion thereoe.., shall nevertheless be effective. P~SSED AND _~PPROVED TEIS TN~ TiiilID DAY OFzs~,z~z{z~'r'="'~ ,~"' ~. Do· ],941 ~O '%U ii:'~; 0WN, C 0NS'iR06'i~ L~'-O ONSlRUO 2 ~ MiSSZON'~ Ti~,~SPOL:ii&2i0: AND DiSTNZBUiiNG 20?i~03ES iN iii~ CITY 0F ONiVE~ilY P~ SECTION 0N~ cperatin{~ there~n the tPa:~s:~u~.:clon~ ~?a'n:Tov.%.'t:~on vn4 N.s'?;r~bu~ting sy':~:t:rn :7'd all the pi~e she appu?:enan% equipmen'~; and lines necessary' ?o deli':}r anc~ sell gas to persons~, fiPxs :~.d oorpora~ %lense ineIllldin{' all of the Genera! puhl:~o wltkin the Ci~y s p;"esen% and 9.:~lIPe eorpo:?ate l~xits and the ::.lrpoc, es 9fo?'esaid~, S EGTi ON as is reasonably ~:~s:~ble xith traffic *~d shall p~'crn'-,tlv ~,~¢tnre ~q~ +'h,, ..... ~¢,~,e¢-, ..... SECTION' C},,'[;N' as may be proxfide,! b}' ~.::~, for, 'the }3:~%eet'~c n of th~:, ~:nePa! x~rElio other pipe }these or caM. es, and to de an¢ pexn~t to be done a?~y u:~dergPound wo~-k ths.-~ mt: be deex, te~ %he 1. oe:%ion oP manner of oc,nstrnetin: any of the &:Poi:nd stP!.o'ttlPe '[% shall be dee:ed necessa:,?y by the BoaPd o¢ Co::nisslo:ers %0 8.1~eP~ ehan?~ adapt or conform the !{as mains and se';,":lee pipes ef Co::pany ther'e%o~ such a!tePa$ions~, oP changes shall for Peimburseme:~: oP damages a. ga::st the City~ 1_23 S~O iiON 2iVL, %irses~ adequate~ effieiene~ fiPst.~-elass and modern in evers respect and s-;affioient %o meet all service caused by acts of God oP the pnblie enemy~ s%Pi. kes~ ri.o!;s~ dimimstlons or fait?e of suppi of na%{~Pal ~as oF o~heP una~:'oi~,a!ole con%infer}ties which could no$ in ~he ordinary course of S~ TiON SEV~N o al: all times fixring the continzance of the ris].r~s herein, srante'.d~ Company' shall keep in its of cica open to inspection hy any one dt~ly ielef[ated by the Board of CommissionePa of !his Ci{t:y~. al: all reasonable tir~es~ all eon~racts~ nooks of a<3ooun~s snd. cost and operatin~i records~ a fui!~ %mue~ complete ~nd ace:trait aceoun% of all moneys received and expc. x, ded end liabilities INoLzrre~ ilropeP-h~es operatel he"eu, ndeP~ and 0ctlpany shall fnrnish annuall2 eo %he City 01eno a copt' of tile opec-at!n6 and financial PepoPi prepared in the ordl~nary couPse of business by Company's employees '?easonabi?- be re~uested from t~:rxe to t:~r~e by the BoaPd of Co~m:is~q. oner"s. o~ z± ON Ei Giif. herein provided for~ 3c)%h paPtles recosn!ze the ri?;).~s and porte:Ps siren %o the 0ity h}" alt presen!} and fl:.tt~Pe statutes to ooNtr'ol the Palses charged to the con. sumer and supervise the operations of the Company and such Pi{~}hts and powers are in no way abregated ob lessened by this R:anch~se~ SEC ~li ON' NINE. day' off ?~m~a~*T' !94]~ unless soener forfei'ted by the fiefauli' of the Company' and in considera-:~ion of pipe ?..ins rental;:, pipe taxes, oeetv~at!.on taxes a~$-s gross receipt taxes, and in lieu o:? all similar mane cham~es fop e:ceavations~ the '~ol!owin{l stuns of x"oneyt FOR Tl[X PiA3T Y~R irtVE THOUSAiqD {.p[i~000.00} DOLi~LRS ~lqN'U~ iNG,~LSZ 0F %100~00 FOR NAGH lEAR Tii~/~i,'TER UNTIL Tiie i'i~AR 1951, D0'RiNG ~'iHiGH 'r~( 1951 zd.c,D EACH ANi?~ DUi:KNO lin Z~'ir~OyiVS T~,i 0i:: ii,iS FA~TGiitSX. S~'ll ON iii ease ne failuI~e~,~. ~.h~ Com-oany to do ~,~o~ 9evform each an~S el~ePv ~n~ of ~h~= nnn{~,I~io~ h:ee4'~ r_t~3~]ated $o be -oer:.ox*r,ei hV iI;~ oP ~ .... ace of the e~:~l~ ~%~ ~e 'the n~,'.~,~ ........ = . e ~. n .... relating ,,.~, o ...... .....~ ......... ~ ................. on? trans}oPtation~ -t:?'tbutioa and sa]e of gas fop ].'igh$~ heat, po;ve'::' and other pn'nposes }soy; in roi;roe cT/~ hereaf't;er' !.awfully adopted an,ff riel ineonsistsn'~: wi?h -the pr'o'visions of this ordinance:, and if in any stroh case s~ch 9al!uPa shall con't:~nue for th. roe (5) months after wPitSen notice to the Company fpocs Ci%j specify-lnG the al!e~et~ deft, kit end declaPin~ its {:%eh%ion f.o e!ac% a foPfeit':?e by reason SS0'ti ON ~EV~ i_24 USE ~D OP~i~2~ A GAS Z~ A Biche7 of Co~'t: Rcal~ which is also the s/est 'way~ e:possin~ Pond 'eh Drive !-0 %he in'term:es%ion. sox~thexlT/- and 7ester32 S!7! fee~ more or less along the east ISle ~ wh!c:l% ~ ~ ~I19 ','~:a':~i~ 7{¥e Oi} +'P~'* '-4 "': ........ Lane Da!!a: ]:i, ritso pPe ;:elne el. 't3~ poi nt, be'~ n,o. the poin'~ of be~ir:ni:g,, ....... a, ............... ~,nhabitan~s who:,~,.,r~ of the sai.~ pPopoc'{ ti on and FOr?. ann exa ~ i on ' John ,::x~ns,s? :;.nd z~alp~, ~. i:~r,m~z~ ...... u,. :,.~. to upoi;~ tb. ei:c oa'N~:~: :7u.2' that on o? abe~''~: the 18i:h la2' ¢..,.~.+~.~ ..... ~.~ i.~.,,...,:~...~5, o ............ '"' a'n~q ,~-,e*'~- ~ iliad to vo~e fop mem~,e's of the state iegislat::x.:':~e~ .............. I-¥,~ east lira'.~ of Coil; Lioad wi~h t~-,~ no'Pth BEGiNNiNG at way: e¥'o:~,:uinC Fondren Dz'ive 'to the :in-Cad%aa-Sion ef 'the p:,'ojeeted no:?t~h line of alley north of Dye:;? as p!at%ed ~,n Univer.,!:~'{F i}%11 A{{i'~iol Ye!urea 5~ Page 1i%~ of the Dallas 0ol'~2t~ Map Necords~, Said line being 521~'~01B easterly 1~,:~ ......... fee{; ,ilonP' ~-~ .... +"' lin.e ~,.r, alley' .... ~-'"~"h of &'~60E easterly 110 feet .:~oPs o? less ~ikon! ",;he !ir:d Is ,,, '~qOS ~;aa,~:c?ly 200 :?ee'[~ alonr "she noPth side of Llock:~.ngbic::~ ~,,rl~l,~ ., ,,~:. , q-t ¢m of 4-1~ m;~~ ~ .......'~ kno::n %o m~~ %e be el're pe:'son~ oP pePsons~ whose expresse{ ,~ 129 %:f Dali':'; :;, "130 PaPk':~aF So?:~ 'the Peason ./ ANNEXATION 114.952 ACRES IN D~LL~S COUNTY CONTIGUOUS TO THE E~S TE~N BOUNO~R~ OP 5cole: :? ~oo' Fe~. /8, 79d,' A RESOLUTION OF TH~ BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVEP~ITT PARK, TEXAS, APPOII~TING 5~Ro DALLAS C. BIGGERS AS A ME~4BER OF THE ZORrIN~ C0~.gJffSSION OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, TO COMPLETE THE UNEXPIRED TERM OF MR. HARLAN POWELL, WHO HAS MOVED FR0~ T}~ CITY. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAI~, TELAS, That Mr. Dallas C. Biggers be and he is hereby appointed and made a member of the Zoning Commission of University Park, Texas, to serve the unexpired term of Mr. Harlan Powell who resigned when he moved from the City, which term expires December l?, 1941. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS ~qE 3rd DAY OF MARCH, 1941. MAYOR AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COIviMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY' PARK, TEXAS, APPOINTING A BOARD OF EQUALIZATION FOR THE. YEAR 1941, FIXING A TIME FOR THE FIRST MEETING AND. THE C0~ViPENSATION OF THE Nh~BERS OF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE, BOARD OF C0~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UITIVERSI~ PARK~ TEX~S, That W. Eo Mayfield, Michaux Nash and E. D. Mouzon~ Jro ~ each and all of whom are residents, qualified voters mud property holders of and in the City of University Park~ Texas~ be and they are hereby appointed members of the Board of Equalization of and fo~ the City of University Park~ Texas~ for the year 1941~ and~ THAT, W. E. Mayfield be and he is hereby appointed Chairman of the said Board of Equal~ ization$ and, THAT~ the first meeting of the Board of Equalization shall be held at ?:00 P. N., April in the Council Chamber of the City Hall of said City~ thereafter to oonvene regularly in session until the duties of the said Board of Equalization shall have been fully discharged as provided by law, and to meet ~nd hold meetings as often and at such times as the said Board shall deem necessary or proper and~ THAT~ the members of the said Board of Equalization shall receive T~N DOLLARS (~10.00) per diem as compensation for the attendance of the meetings of the said Board for each day or part there- ore PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 18th DAY OF MARCH 1941. +"q ....... to ~*,'e ..... 4 se any power oP authori%~r ,',~ ~ ' edit%ion w'~e>'In the hereina_~ ,~,t:r deseribe~ 'terPi1:;ory ~REA, S, ~:~m'~e of the ow!laPs Of ''* .... '¢q'*'~'"" the annexe{~ area are d~{ssatisfi,~'c? ,~qeb ~ .. } ~.~ ...... s wit}lin ................. ~le annexation at'}.~ all of the inhabt!tants of :~:ald area who voted !?t fa%or of tbs annexation have eon* ce'nte~ to the enactment of thS, s Ol"dinance v,ht~e?, is deemed to be to the best !nte~ests and advantage of the City} ....... C0,.D,..,..,>.~_T. 0f .......... "[ .... Cl~ OF I~!!trENST~ PANIC~ ~X^q~ that ~ IT 0RDA!IC~ B? ~-TE BOAND 0F ~' ~T~° ~' 0~ ~ ......................... that certain Ordinance enti~:led~ "An ordinance annexing and r'ece:[vin~} texTito,x? as a part of the City of lTniversity Park e.mbmneing 114~95S acres an area adjacent to the eastern boundary of the City of University' Park' in the County of Dali. as as described tl-t~s Ordinance upon a petl~tion of the i-~habitants Thereof,," declared to be '.xb~,~l,, w~th~,-e effect~ n~n'. IW BY ~., C0~.,9~TSSI0?~;RS 0F m~ CI~7 0F I~VERSI~ R¢~(~ T~fJLS: ................. n~.n the ~,,,na<~'~-les of the City ~'~f U~'~qi+.*~ Park~ "BEO!~T!~IG at the i-''~' ...... 1''~*~ of .......~ . ,.~,. ...... ~.. .... u · east llne of Colt the N')rth L~, of II:alversit'~?~, Boule~ard ~ ~P~TCE soqthe~"ly a~s_d westerly 7Z?~6 feet ,?ere or less along the ea, t !ii',e of Ceit Road~ which is also the west line of the H & T C Railway riqht-~of.way~ cr, ossi~g Fondre;a Drive to the intersectio~: of the proJ~cted north Iire of alley north of Dyer as p!a2ted in Uni?ersity Hill 2ddition~ recorded in Vol.tune 3~ Page !ld:.~ of the Del!as Ccuuty ~,~'::,p Records~ Said line being present city lix:d, ts~ ~....~TOE easterIy 1249~94 feet aionf~ the north Iine of alley .he· ~" ~'-~ ,,~e D~eTM~. tO tn ................. .,, i?~'~- ~ ' ~ line of alley 'v,,es~ of Richardsox Ror~ c; ola4M~er~ in ~llli%:*e7'~ s!,tM Hill idditi, en~, point in the presort city ~TCE southe:?ly and we~:terty Sl?l feet mere or less along the east lire of Coif Rcs. dC which i: also the we:::t !iuo of 'th{, H & T C Rail.way right,-,of-~,way ara the presea$ city to the ~ntersection w'~th the north line of ~ockingbi. rd Iane~ T}~TCE south 23 d. egrees~ 45 mf~nl!tes u'esi: 504~9 feet to a point on the :',.or'th side c,f ~.,{oekin~bird Lane~. Said point be'[n~ the southwest eorx~eP of the property o?med by the Ro::th,restern Bell Telepho~!e Coni'.~any~ and sa'!d line being · the City of Dallas !Imits~ ~ENCE easterly 200 feet alolg the nor'th si~e of Lane and the sonth property !iud: of the Teiephoxe proper'ty to a point in the north line c.f 'the way Co:? n~y TT~NCE easterlz anti northerly 5015 feet more or loss along the north ri~ht-of~.-?Tay line of tho M K & T Railway to the eas~ rig?;.t, of,~way of the Dal!as.,,~Sherman !N. terL;PbaN, l{{ne~ "~ ........ INt er.rr'b.ln line~ th e Da.,. i s.:.~ ~Shermam~ ~NNCE n'~~-~'~,~'-' iai4 nfe ...... -~o-~,~ or alone of the D~..~t~;.,.o. ~. ma~. Inte'r'urban ]{nn tn the trsct ec'.n, tains x.~4~9,}2 ac'res ~'~id is ne+ wi~er than miIe~ An~.~ the peps?one and property ~i!;h~n said ~erritoPj Fei. de?ed of al!. the ob!ggfations~ liabilities and benef:!%s ~hey mit'hr or conld have had or acquire{ by v{ ?t',}e of s~oh amsexstion~ xh:!eh is hereby declared to be null ?nd soid ab Yohn Kin sev AN ORDI?!ANCE OF THE BOARD OF CC~,.9.~SSIO[,TiPS OF ~E C!'~ OF D}r~VEPST~ P?RK P;~OI.~AT!NG TRA~!C l~l SAID CI~ RI¢~iUIRIN~ OPERATORS TO BR!YO .A.I:Z ~f0TOR ~ICT,NS WOVTNG ~ORTH OR SOIT~ O}T THACKERY STRYET T0 i ~I,, AL~ C e~P!_E~ STOP BEFORE PNO,C~DI}.T.C TO 7e. ITEN OR CROSS T~ !}~EPS~ON 0F ~-TAC~RY ~"" '. Sns ~: Plaeod bkF +w:.t~-, ?he no::,'t,]:: and:o' ,:.,~ uth ;/, C',-"~s de'- ~'f ~ ~r.~e ~'::~:: n?{'):'';-'sI Se~e~'~-:~"'s i:~*':"' {~t ..... t}n]{~.~ ~ ~.,~-,.~:.~%.,.[ .:%?~"}.6 ...... -S~ ,~-.~ ....... Av',N~%e, wfth-]n ehe Cil:y of UniversftF Pa::.'k~ ,;nd thai; all pePsx, ns while opePa!"ing an automobile, thex~e b?onzh% and tensed such motor veh:~ele o:P other "(rehicle ~o come to a f'ull an.d ecTil:,]_ete and to the r~ffht of t. he sa:id stop s~.gjn :,nd thus P~i?}ain stopped nntil such vehicle eou!d be safely d,?~,~,,,,~,-, ~ ~-~- , ~ ~ ~ o.f.~,, ,,,+ ~.,-t +~m,e ~om{ n~ inl o eontae'~ oP anl" o't;heP '~eh!ele, if any, or :;7~th anN' sc?ash o'?- el;heP object.:, then pPocee~]:~n~ east or wea't o~ .... ~-'. ' %~' ~'~ ~ ~" O~ '~ ~'~ ' 2":q?l l&~'' h.~ ...... ~..,~.~. ..... .~ m.,.~ ...... -~ c yneP,P'~e a .... :, ,~.~,:, ...... ..... ~'-~ tc the Side';'/a]~,i' ~ ......... ~ ~.,.~ ............ ,:. ~a~:; o, nt Pla"[ ~" ~'z'~~ ~C''n+~' ~2'~S~ ~ 0TM d~;~'],~'L1':'~¢~'~ ' ~ lcro'y~R ~0 ~ ~ "'~*~' ~' A.d~acenf, to the back of %he :::uPb £'?c'% the !}l'hePsec~i. on v/iiTh the ;sc~:~d be<ok of ouTb !']Ne and %he p?:oje Ised uoP%h lPopeP'{;N !!ne ~0 i :~%ePseo't'.icn with ~he said back extPb ].ina .and %he pFo~ec¢~ed .{~o~81'::. ap!:F' !Ine~ be~n{ %he en%iPe d:~s!:an<':e a}Poss %he ~:~on% of ~o'i; 4~, Block 1.0~ .!Lajacen% t;o ~he back ,gff the err"% f~'"cs; the ~ntePsee!:io:? with 'the said back of eu:r,b ].~ne an.r! ~he pr, clacked nop~:h p:c~o;pe?i'F lire to ~he i'stePsec'N, on with ~he sai~ back euPb line ar, d ~he pPojec~ed south prop- ep't:}t ].!r~e, being the ant;ire distance ~c'?os::. the :fr'c,:~:% of l.,o% 5, Block of ~be abc've.<:~.et:~!on,~h:~ ad,f:J,i..:n %o the City of t,,._..:,~,:: re',? Paz%:~ Texa;s~ which pla% ~r:' recoP<~ed fn Volume 4:~ Pace 85~ of the Hap anti Plat: RecoPJ, s of Dallas Cout'~fiy:, Tezas~ ~esigna'te8 as Distric{ +~-,~ ~nte:p;tect;~on w'~th the said h"' above.m}.enici n, r ~: r~ ..... o'~ I;~.?: ....... and '' ~ Re-cords of Da!q;,(~ Co .... ty, T~;xss~ cles~gnated ..... Dist:Pic'~ 83 Adjaeen% to the back of the cuPb 'fr,'on the intersection T,zith the said back of ct~Pb line 8nd the projec%ed north pPopePSy line to She {rtePseeti. on. vfith the said back cuPh lire and %he pPo~ec{;ed soel:.b pPopeP!V !i~e~ beixg the en~ir'e d. istanee aePoss the fPon% of I,o% 4~ Bioek 9~ of the above.~mene, ione{ add{riCh !:o th.e City of Unltr--~ ersf%y Pa2'%, Taxa ~ which pia~ ~s reooFde~ i~, Vo!~:;',~e 4~ Pace 85~ of the M ...... 'mr~ ~'],~+ ~4~,'',''~ ,~ ~'~q < ~OI~Pe~)'' ~r{~. ~'~;'tl:~l';:'~¢~ ':~' ~ ~' 't "+ 135 t.2 .......... k c'urb ne ...... d t~e ~PoJected northwest prop to the ~i'b,- oe Univers~:;y Pa:k~ Tut:an ,,t,:n~ ,',~:,t Voluble 4~ Pa:e ~ et the ~ap an:~ ~t Records of Dall. as ........ a e ,~ ~.~ :~ ~.~:~ District ~MT the City E~'~gineem be and 4<.,.1.~?~,~:..~ ,.,,,.~ diPeeted to nre'oa,~e at once. rd:ns and catIo~As for ~.~a~d ~,~,~k ar~ f!~,~ the same with the Bu~,.~o. of Co:amissic, ners .......... ~ ................... ,.~.t~, U)il~rer:'[+~r ~::Tq: '~:wO,:~oup:e ~r:~c folTr The toss! cost of s~dewalks shall be assessed against -the abu'ttir~g property and against the ovmers of the same~ in accordance with the re'?:: of A:Ptici. e I105 b~ Titlo SS~ Re'r~:ed C:~i! Sta'tutes of Te:as~ Revision ef 1.9;~S~ togeth, e':, ~::~th the '?u e::d:"ents tkereto~ being Chapter>? 10G of the .Acts of the Fo,r't:ieth Lcgis!a'ture of the State of Texas:, c. nd the OrdiNances of '{:he City of Ur~:lversi~y Texas~ in accordance with what is known as the Front Foot Rule oP Plan~ as the frontage o~ the pPopePty of each owner ::s to the whole frontage of the property to be :::proved:~ providin6 tha~ should th.e app]iea~'{.on of this Pn!e~ in the opinion of the Beard ef be unjust or unequal in any particular case~ it shall be the duty' of the Board of Co:pslissAonePs to apportion and assess such cost in snob manlier and proportio~ as ~% shall deem just and equi%ab!e~ eonsl~dep- i ng the special benefits -t~ e~hanced ,value ts be received by such ,~,.: the owner thePeof~, so ~:, tO i)IO{L~ee 8 eq'tality of benefits to 3. nd b~;rdens iNiposed upon each property' and its o:;,neP} end previ, ded that no assessmen~ shall be made until el'top the noti. ee~ and hoaPiN~ eO pPoper'tF c:':,'nePs pro?~ded b},' the %e}'ns of sai{~ ~;,rtiele 1!05 b~ Ti%lc 88~ Revise{ Sta~u~es of Texss~ being Chapter I0~ of the Acts of the Fer~ieth Legi. slature of the State of Te::as~ and the 0rd:~}anoes of the City' of Un:varsity Park~ farther pro~riding that no ~ssessmenl shall be m::le aSa~:~st any prc. pe:rtT, ,,'?' ~+~ ovm~'~ i:,, e''~',-~,,- of the benefi+~, '~n enh need ~a~ue acc~-uing to such p:'oper+:y owner by' reason of sa'rd inprz~sment, The portion of the cost to he assesse}, aCs:last each, proper{tN owner shall, be paid in five eq~al instaltn!ents~ ene~fIfth one }~e~lP the date of completion qnd scoop'tahoe of said work by the Ci~V' ef U?.ivers~ty Parkj one,.~,fifth two years ~o:~ said da. te~ one,-,,flfth three F'ears fpo! sa~d datej one,.~fif'th foilP ye:,,rs fFor2 s?.i{d date and one fifth lille years fron said date~ ici?thor v:i~h interest at the rate v'i~ed that sa!~,~ a:::ess..-ue:~+,z r:.ay be panel before :::~et'nrity'~, ,.:~ th as in~ePes~ ~o ehe a":t~e ct pa}~en~, BE IT ~IIPT}~N ORDAi}>U~ That the City Engineer be and he is hereby omdered to forthwith prepare and file plans and specifications for said ~.mpro~e::ents setting out fully different standard materials and el. asses of work an~ the es~i:ated cost the?eof and that such plans and speei?ca2ions be considered by this Board of Co:::{ss~[oners at a special :~eeting no,: called fo-" that !:~rTose and for the purpose of orderin: a heaP:lng as previded by law to make asressn'~ents against the abutting : ::~'~,y ...... or'nc;rs thepeof ...... 3. n~. to 'ir: ~::,~-,-S...,,. any other bvts':~.,,,..~,~.,~: ...... tine~'''r*,..~,,,.,,, tc the mekin~ of improvements: the assessinS of benefits r::sul,~:i_n: therefro: to be held in the Counc:l Cbs:bops of the Oit:,r Hall in University P:rk at ?tSO P~ ~L on Mon:la:~ the flifth day of Ms, X~ :~ : ::~..I..,D ~ SEV'~?~TH DiY OF {.PRI!,~ !.94t.~ M,iYOR CI~ OF I~.r[I, TERSI~ PARI{~ 0"~ TT~T~ CT~r (,,iF T~TTrr'~'f~°Trr"~7' PARK AUTHORIZING PLACING~ MAINTENANCE ~D OPERATION OF A STREET LIGHT AT THE CORNER OF YAI~ BLVDo, AND COIT ROAD. BE IT RESOLVED BY THEBOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITYPARK, TEXAS; That under an4 pursuant to a contract with Dallas Power & Light~ompany for street lighting services, as authorized by a resolution now of record in Volume 2, Page 444, of the Ordinance Records of this Oity, there be installed forthwith and thereafter maintained and operated a street light at the following intersection: YALE BOULEVARD AND COIT ROA~ PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1941. ATTEST: AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF C(~ISSIOh~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK REGULATING TRAFFIO IN SAID OITY, REQUIRING OPERATORS TO BRING AIL MOTOR VEHICLF~ ~OVING NORTH OR SOUTH ON SHANNON LANE TO A FULL AND COMPLETE STOP BE2ORE PROCEED- ING TO ENTER OR CROSS THE INTERSECTION OF MCFAHdIN BOULEVARD; NORTH OR SOUTH ON ~F~STWICK ROAD BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ENER OR CROSS THE INTERSECTION OF McFARLIN BOULEVARD; EAST OR WEST ON ~TESTMINISTER BEFORE PROOEEDING TO ENTER OR CROSS ~ INTERSECTION OF SNIDER PLAZA; MOVING EAST ON WESTMINISTER BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ENTER OR CRO~S THE INTERSECTION OF HILLCREST AV~; MOVING EAST OR WEST ON ROSEDALE AVENL~ BEFORE PROC, EEDING TO ENTER OR CROSS THE INTERSECTION OF SNIDER PLAZA. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITYPARK, TEXAS; That stop signs be placed on both the north and south sides of McFarlin Blvd., at the intersection of Shannon Lane and NcFarlin Blvd., and on both the north and south sides of McFarlin Blvd., at the intersection of westwick Road ~nd McFarlin Blvd., and on both the east and west sides of Snider Plaza at the intersection of Westminister Avenue and Snider Plaza, and on the west side of Hillerest Avenue at the intersection of Westminister Avenue and Hillcrest Avenue and on both the east and west sides of Snider Plaza at the intersection of Rosedale Avenue and Snider Plaza, with° in the City of University Park, and that all persons while operating an automobile~ motorcycle, truck or other vehicle, be and they are prohibited from proceeding into or across either McFarlin Boulevard on Shannom Lane, or into or across McFarlin Boulevard at Westwick Road, or into or across Snider Plaza on Westminister Avenue and Rosedale Avenue, or into or across Hillcrest Avenue on Westminister Avenue from the west side, withou~ firs~ then and there brought and caused such motor vehicle or other vehlole to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop sign and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across McFarlin Boulevard, or Snider Plaza or Hillerest Avenue, without coming into c~ntact or collision with any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object, then proceeding east or west on McFarlinil Blvd., or north or south on Snider Plaza, or north or south on Hillcrest Avenue. Anyone violating any part of this Ordinance shall~ upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to excee~ One Hundre~ ~$100.00) Dollars This Ordinance shall be effective immediately after its passage and publication, as required by law, and if any part thereof shall nevertheless be effective. PASSEU) ANDAPPROVED THIS THE EIGHTH DAY OF MAY~ A. D. 19~1. r /Z C I~'LERK .... 137 AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF C(~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, ORDERING .THE IMPR~T OF THACKERAY STREET FROM 'IHE NORTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ~N ANSIERST TO THE SOUTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON STANFORD; MILTON AVENUE FROM 'i'HE EAST LINE OF THACKERAY STREET TO 'i~IE EAST LII~E OF GOLF DRIVE; L(t~O ALTO DRIVE BEING THE EAST ONE-HALF ONLY FROM THE NORTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON POTOMAC AVENUE TO THE SOUTH LI~E OF ALLA~ NORTH OF SAN CARLOS SAVE AND EXCEPT THE PRESENT PAVING IN THE INTERSECTION OF SAN CARLOS ALL IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, AND ORDERING SPECI- FICATIONS PREPARED, AND DECLARING AN ~ERGENUY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF C0~B~ISSI 0NERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK; That, WItEREAS~ THACKERAY STREET FROM THE ~70RTH LINE OF PRF~ENT PAVING ON AMHERST TO THE SOUTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON ST3~NFORD; MILTON AV/~KIE FR0~ THE EAST LINE OF THACKERAY STREET TO THE EAST LINE OF G~F DRIVE; LOM0 ALTO DRIVE, BEING THE EAST 0~-HALF ONLY, FR(~ THE NORTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING 0N POT(B~AC AVENUE TO THE SOUTH LINE OF ALLEY NORTH OF SAN CARLOS SAVE AND EXCEPT THE PRESENT PAVING IN THE INTERSECTION OF SAN CARLOS is in urgent need of improvement by excavating, grading and paving the same, including concrete curbs and gutters, drains and the necessary work in connection therewith; and WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park deem it necessary to improve the said streets; Therefore, · BE IT 0RDAINEDBY 'I~IEBOARD OF COMMISSI0t~,~S OF THE CITYOFUNIVERSITYPARK, That the said streets be and are hereby ordered improved. That the City Engineer be and is hereby directed to at once prepare plans and specifi- cations for said work, and file same with the Board of Commissioners. The said improvements shall be of some standard material to be selected before awarding the contract. That the said specifications shall set out fully the different materials, and the diff- erent classes of work which will be considered. That the cost of said improvements shall be paid as follows: (a) The City of University Park shall pay one-tenth of the total cost of said improve - merits, exclusive of curbs~nd gutters; (b) After deducting the amount provided for in Section (a), property owners abutting on said street shall pay the remaining cost of said improvements, which is nine-tenths of the total cost of all improvements except curbs, which shall be paid for wholly by the property owners. The portion of the cost to be assessed against each property owner shall be paid in five equal installments, one-fifth thirty days from the date of completion and acceptance of said work by the City of University Park, and one-fifth one year from said date, and one-fifth two years from said date, a~d one-fifth three years from said date and one-fifth four years from said date~ to- gether with seven (~) per cent i~terest per annum from date of acceptance, providing that said assessments may be paid before m~turity, with accrued interest to the date of payment. That nine~ tenths of the total cost of said improvements, exclusive of curbs and gutters and the total cost of curbs and gutters shall be assessed against the abutting property and against the owners of the same, in accordance with the terms of Article ll05-b, Title 28 Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas and the 0rdin- antes of the City of University Park, Texas, in accordance with what is known as the Front-Foot Rule or Plan, as the frontage of the property of each owner is to the whole frontage of the property to be improved, providing that should the application of this rule in the opinion of the Board of Commissioners be unjust or unequal in anY particular case, it shall be the duty of the Board of Commissioners to apportion and assess such cost in such manner and proportion as it shal 1 deem just and equitable, considering the special benefits in enhanced value to be received by such property and the owner thereof, so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits to and burdens imposed upon each property and its owner; and providing that no assessment shall be made until after the notice and hearing to property owners providing by the terms of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106, of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, and further providing that no assessmen~ shall be made against any property or its owner in excess of the benefits in enhanced value accruing to such property owner by reason of said improvement. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITYOFUNIVERSITY PARK, That the fact that said streets are in very urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the preservation of the public peace, public health and public property requiring that the rule requiring three separate readings be and the same is hereby ordered suspended, and that this ordinance shall take effect from and after the date of its pass- age. ATTEST: PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1941. /~- ~- !38 A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~IISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR ~IE IMPROVEMENT OF ~EAOKERAY STREET FROM THE~ NORTH LINE' OF PRESENT PAVING ON AN~IERST TO THE SOUTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON STANFORD; ~/LTON AVENUE FROM THE EAST LINE OF THAC~RAY STREET TO THE EAST LINE OF GOLF DRIVE; LOgO ~J~TO DRIVE~ BEING THE EAST ONE- HALF ONLY~ FRO~,~ THE NORTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON POTOMAC AVENUE TO THE SOUTH LINE OF ALLEY NORTH OF SAN CARLOS~ SAVE AND EECEPT THE PRESENT PAVING IN THE INTERSECTION OF SAN CA.OS. ALL IN 'iftE CITY' OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS, WHEREAS, the City Engineer has heretofore prepared plans and specifications for the improvement of Thackeray Street from the north line of present paving on Amherst to the south line of present paving on Stanford; Milton Avenue from the east line of Thackeray Street to the east line of Golf Drive; Lomo Alto Drive, being the east one-half only, from the north line of present paving on Potomac Avenue to the south line of alley north of San Carlos, save and except the present paving in the intersection of San Carlos, all in the City of University P~rk, Texas, by excavating, grading, filling and paving, and the construction of curbs and gutters, and has presented same to the Board of Commissioners for approval and adoption; and, WHEREAS, said plans and specifications have been carefullyconsidered by the Board of Commissioners, THEREFORE~ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the said plans and specifications are approved and adopted as plans and specifications for said improvements on the said streets. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Secretary is hereby instructed to secure bids on the said improvements and submit them to the Board of Commissioners. THIS RESOLUTION shall take effect and be in force from and after the date of its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE EIGHTH DAY OF NAY, A. D. 1941. v // ~.~__ ~ITY SECRETARY BIDDING FORM Hon. Mayor and Board of Commissioners, City of University Park, Texas Gentlemen: We are making the following bid for furnishing all labor and materials, and constructing your streets and parkways as called for by plans and specifications pre- pared by your City Engineer. (1) On Thackeray Street from the north line of present paving on Amherst Street to the South line of present paving on Stanford Street, known as Unit or District No, 84 Approx. 580 Approx. 857.8 Approx. 75 Approx. 200 Approx. $0 lin. Ft. 30 inch monolithic rolled curb and gutter @ 0.75 per lin. ft sq. yd. 5 inch reinforced concrete base (2000 lb. concrete) with 1 inch hot asphaltic top including five year main- tenance bond @ $1.80 cu. yds. earth excavation @ 0.?5 cu, yds. earth fill and borrow @ 0,75 sq. yd. ~ inch concrete alley approach @ Total $ 435.00 1508o04 56o25 150.00 54.00 (2) On Milton Avenue from the east line of Thackeray Stree~ to the east line of Golf Drive, known as Unit or District No. 85 Approx. Approx. 541 lin. ft. 50 inch monolithic rolled curb and g%~tter @ 0.75 1085.8 sq, yd. 5 inch reinforced concrete base $ 405.75 139 Approxe A~ (2000 lb. coneret®) with 1 inch hot asphaltic top including five year maintenance bond @ 1.~0 eno ydo earth excavation @ 0°?5 Total 1950,00 540,50 269?,09 (5) On Lomo Alto Drive, being the east one-half only, from the north line of present pavingon Potomac Avenue to the south line of alley north of San Carlos, save and except the present paving in the intersection of San Carlos, known as Unit or District No. 86 Approx. t60 Approxo 558 Approx. 146 Approx. 23 lin. fi. 30 inch monolithic rolled curb and gutter @ 0.75 sq. yd. 5 inch reinforced concrete base (2000 lb~ concrete) will inch hot asphaltic top including five year maintenance bond @ $1.80 cu. yd. earth excavation at 0.75 sq. yd. 6 inch concrete alley approach @ $ 345.00 1004.40 109.50 41.40 Total .... .... $ 15oo.~o It is understood and agreed that in the above bid we are to furnish the City of University Park with a five year maintenance bond in an amount equal to twenty five per cent of the contracted price of the improvements, said bond to be in all respects acceptable to the City of University Park. It is further understood and agreed that contract may be made on any one of the above street improvement districts independently of any other district° It is further understood that in the above bid we are to take City of University Park 7% paving paper and that the City of University Park will pass proceedings to give us an effective and binding assessment on the property abutting one, these streets, all proceedings are to be subject to the approval of the City Attorney and our Attorney. If is further understood that 10 per cent of the total cost of the improvements (exclusive of curbs and gutters) as set forth above will be paid for in cash by the City of University Park, and the balance of the cost will be assessed against the property owners. Submitted by: UVALDE CONSTRUCTION CGV[PANY By Frank F. Bell ViC'e-P~e's~den~ Date_ _.~ay 5~ 19,~ R~0LUTION OF THE BOARD OF 00MMISSIONERS OF TH~ CITY OF UNIVEt~SITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE BID OF THE UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Y~ND AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR THE IMPROVING OF THACKERAY STREET FROM THE NORI~I LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON A~T STREET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON STANFORD STREET; MILTON A~.~EIE FROM THE EAST LINE OF THACKERAY STREET TO THE EAST LINE OF GOLF DRIVE; LOM0 ALTO DRIVE, BEING THE EAST ONE-HALF ONLY, FROM THE NORTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON POT0~L~C AVENUE, TO THE SOUTH LINE OF ALLEY NORTH OF SAN CARLOS, SAVE AND EXCEPT THE PRESENT PAVING IN THE I~I~EOTION OF SAN CARLOS, ALL IN THE CITY OF UNIVh~SITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT R~0LVED BY THE BOARD OF C~MISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT, Whereas pursuant to ordinances duly passed on the 8th day of May, 1941, bids were invited for the improve- merit of the streets hereinafter referred to$ and, WHE~, the Board of Commissioners, after carefully tabulating and inspecting the bids, is of the opinion that the bid of the Uvalde Construction Company is the most advantageous bid to the City of University Park and to the abutting property owners. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVEDBYTHE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, That the bid of the Uvalde Construction for the improvement of Thackeray Street from the north line of present paving on Amherst Street to the south line of present paving on Stanford Street, ~nown as Unit or District no. 8~; and Milton Avenue from the east line of Thackeray Street to the east line of Golf Drive known as Unitor District No~ 8§; and LomO Alto Drive, being the east one-half only, fr~m the north line of present paving on Potomac Avenue to the south line of alley north of San Carlos, save and except the present paving in the intersection of San Carlos known as Unit or District No. 8~ 1_40 all in the City of University Park, be and the same is hereby accepted and the Mayor and City Secretary are instructed to enter into a contract on hehalf of the City of University Park with the Uvalde Construction Company for said improvements in conformity with the terms of their said bid. That this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after the date of its passage° PASSED AND kPPROVED THIS THE EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1941. ATTEST: / THE STATE OF T~ZiAS COUNTY OF DALLAS THIS CONTRACT, this day made and entered into by and between the City of University Park, a municipal corporation, incorporated under the general laws of the State of Texas, Party of the First Part, and UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, a private corporation organized and incorporated under the laws of the State of Texas, Party of the Second Part, WITNESS~: That the said parties have agreed as follows: The UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPAN~agrees to furnish all labor and materials, tools, machinery, etc., necessary to lay and to construct in accord'i anco with the specifications attached hereto, a wearing surface of hot asphaltic concrete (fine graded aggregate ) 1" in thickness on a 5" concrete base, including excavating, grading, filling, etc., concrete curb andigutter, drains, etco, and o~her necessary work in connection therewith, in accord- ance with the plans and specifications hereto attached, on the following streets, to-wit: Thackeray Street from the North line of present paving on Amherst Street to the south line of present paving on Stanford Street~ known as Unit or District No° 8~ and~ Milton Avenue from the east line of Thackeray Street to the east line of Golf Drive, known as Unit or District No. 85, and Lomo Alto Drive, being the east one-half only, from the north line of present paving on Potc~ac Avenue to the south line of alley north of San Carlos, save and except the present paving in the intersection of San Carlos, known as Unit or District Nco 86, all in the City of University Park, Texas. It is agree~ that where the construction of any other work of improvement covered by the bid hereto attached is desired by the Party of the First Part that Party of the Second Part will do said work and furnish said materials at the prices named hereinafter. For said work, the Party of the Second Part shall be paid at the following rates and prices, to-wit: Item Price in Words ~ Earth excavated material, per cu. y6 Seventy-five cents Rock excavated material, per cu. yd Three & $0/100 Dollars Removing cc~crete sidewalk, per sq. ft° Five cents Concrete sidewalk complete in place, per sqo ftc Twenty-five cents Removing combine~ C&~' per lin. ft° Twenty-five cents ~imming sidewalk on corner alteration, per lineal foot Concrete driveway complete in place, per sq. yd. Combination $0" roll C&G, per linc ft° Concrete headers, per lin. ft. 1" hot asphaltic concrete (fine graded aggregate) on a 5" concrete base, with guarantee, per sq° yd. $ °75 .25 Six cents .06 One & 80/100 1.80 Seventy-five cents Fifty cents .50 One & 80/100 1.80 The cost of said in:.provements shall be paid as follows: (a) The City of University Park shall pay one-tenth of the total cost of said improvements exclusive of curbs and gutters, in cash upon completion and acceptance of said improvements. (b) After deducting the amount provided for in section (a), the remainder of said costs, which is nine-tenths of the total cost of said improvements, exclusive of the cost of curbs and gutters, and the total cost of curbs and gutters, shall be assessed against the respective properties abutting on said portions of said streets, which said assessment shall also be a personal charge against said property owners and shall be in proportion as the frontage of the property of eac~ owner in said Unit or District is to the whole frontage to be improved, said cost to be apportioned between said property owners in accordance with what is known as the Front Foot Rule or Plan, and said sum shall be payable in five equal installments, one-fifth thirty days after the completion of said improvements and acceptance by the Board of Commissioners, one-fifth one year from said date; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date and one-fifth four years from said date, together with interest on the amount of said installments from the date of said acceptance at the rate of seven per cent per annum. Assignable certificates shall be issued by the City of University Park for said portion to be assessed against said property owners, which said certificates shall.be in such usual and customary form as Party of the Second Part may desire and shall contain sUch ~evidentiary recitals and such provisions for their collection as provided by Article l105-b, Title 28 Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 10~ of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas and the Ordinances of the City of University Park. Said Uvalde Construction Company agrees to begin work on this contract upon ten days' written notice from the City of University Park after all proceedings necessary to fix a valid and binding assessment have been had and passed by the 0ity of University Park and the fifteen days estoppel period provided by Artiele l105~b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas have elapsed, but shall not be re- quired to begin work hereunder unless and until it has obtained adequate security by assessment or prorate contract for that part of the contract price for which the City is not liable; and failure to make said improvements in front of exempt property shall not invalidate any other assessment. Party of the First Part promises and agrees to use its municipal powers to fix and establish valid and binding assessments and liens, and re-assessments, if necessary, and to issue and to deliver valid and binding certificates for the several amounts to be paid by the abutting property owners under the terms of this contract, but it is expressly understood, stipulated and agreed that the Party of the Second Part shall look solely to the abutting property owners for the respective sums and amounts to be paid by them respectively upon the terms under which the improvements covered and contemplated hereby are to be made, and the City of University Park shall not be liable for any part of the sums to be paid by said Parties, and the City of University Park shall not be liable for any costs or expenses incurred in endeavoring to enforce the liability of any other party or parties for a part of the cost of said improvements, but said City will bring suit in its own name to enforce any of said certificates upon request of Party of the Second Part or other legal holder of said certificates. The Uvalde Construction Company agrees to fully indemnify and save whole and harmlesS the City of University Park from all damages or losses arising out of any real or pretended cause of action, occasioned to any person or property by the construction in an improper, careless or negli- gent manner of the improvements herein mentioned. Said Uvalde Construction Company agrees to construct said improvements in the manner and of the materials mentioned in the specifications hereto attached, all of which are made a part of this contract, the same as if written herein in full. The said Uvalde Construction Company agrees, binds and obligates itself to so construct said improvements, and $o so construct said improvements, and to use such materials in the con- struction of same, that it will be and remain in good repair and condition for and during a period of five years from the final completion and acceptance of the work by the City of University Park, so that at the end of said p~riod of five years said pavement shall be in a good and serviceable condition, 'smooth and free from any defects that will impair its usefulness as a roadway and the said Uvalde Construction Company further agrees to maintain the said street in accordance with the terms and provisions of this contract and agrees that in case during said five year period such defects have developed as to impair the usefulness of said streets as roadways, and it is necessary to re-surface or repave said streets, it will, after twen~ (20) days written notice, do the said work or repair or the said re-surfacing or re-paving of said streets without additional expense to the said City of University Park, and in case the said Uvalde Construction Company should fail to do so, it agrees that the City of University Park, or its successors, may do said work in the manner provided in this contract, and charge the same, together with the sum of ten ($10.00) dollars per day during such failure against the said Uvalde Construction Company, and the sureties on its bond herein. A maintenance bond in the sum of twenty-five (2~%) per cent of the contract price for said improvements shall be furnished upon the completion and acceptance of said improvements by the City of University Park. IN I~TNESS '~HEREOF, the City of University Park has caused this instrument to be signed by its Mayor, and attested by its City Secretary with the corporate seal, and the Uvalde Construction Company has caused this instrument to be signed by Frank F. Bell, its Vice-President, and attested by its Secretary this 8th day of May, A. D. 1941. ' ~/ OTty sec~e~Y~ry / Attest: CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK Party of the First Part UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY By :: ~ice,president Party of the Second Part. CONSTRUCTION BOND THE STATE OF TEXAS ENOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, as Principal and AMERICAN SURETY COMPANY OF NEW YORK, as Sureties, do hereby acknowledge themselves to be well and firmly bound to pay unto the City of University Park, a municipal corporation, organized under the general laws of the State of Texas, the sum of Thirty-two Hundred Dollars an~ 34/100 at University Park, in the County of Dallas, Texas, for the payment of which sum well and truly to be made to the City of University Park, and its successors, the said Principal and Sureties do expressly bind them- selves and their heirs,~ representatives, assigns, and successors Jointly and severally. This condition of this obligation is such, that whereas, the above bounden UVALDE CON- STRUCTION C~MPANY by a contract in writing of date the 5th day of May, A. D. 1941, with the City of University Park, covenants and agrees to do and perform Certain work of laying and constructing a wearing surface of 1" hot asphaltic concrete (fine graded aggregate) top on 5" concrete base, on the following streets: Thackeray Street from the north line of present paving on Amherst Street to the south line of present paving on Stanford Street, known as Unit or District Nco 84; and, Milton Avenue from the east line of Thackeray Street to the east line of Golf Drive, known as Unit or District No. 85; and Lomo Alto Drive, being the east one-half only, from the north line of present paving on Potomac Avenue to the south line of alley north of San Carlos, save and except the present paving in the intersection of San Carlos, known as Unit or District No. 86, all in the City of University Park, Texas, and to do and perform said work in a strict accordance and compliance with the terms and .provisions of the said contract, which said contract is in all respects hereby referred to and made a part hereof, and shall promptly make payments to all persons supplying it with labor and materials in the presecution of said work; and this obligation is further conditioned that no change in the terms and provisions of the specifications or manner of making payment shall to any extent affect the obligation of the Principal or Sureties on this bond. NOW, THERE~RE, if the bounden UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY shall faithfully and strictly perform all of the terms, provisions and stipulations of the said contract in accordance with its true tenor and effect, this obligation shall become null and void, but otherwise it shall remain in full force and effect. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, WITNESS OUR HANI~ AND SFALS this the 8th day of May, A. D. 1941. UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ATTEST: Y.E. Bentley SeCretary BY Frank F. Bell Vice-President Principal AMERICAN SURETY CO. OF NEW YORK ATTEST: H', G. Schoonover Res. ASst. Sec. BY Ben T. Harrison Resident Vice-Pres. APPROVED: MayOr of the Cit~ of UniVersity l~rk / f~_~ City Secretary RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAi~K, TEXAS, APPROVING THE CONTRACT AND BONDS WITH UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR IMPROVING THACKERAY STREET FRON THE NORTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON AMHERST STRE~ TO THE SOUTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON STANFORD STREET; MILTON AVENUE FROM TPH~ EAST LINE OF THACKERAY STREET TO ~E EAST LINE OF GOLF DRIVE; LOMO ALTO DRIVE, BEING THE EAST ONE-HALF ONLY, FROM THE NORTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON POTOMAC AVENUE TO THE SOUTH LINE OF ALLEY NORTH OF SAN CAHLOS~ SAVE AND EXCEPT THE PKESE2~ PAVING IN THE INTE~SEOTION OF SAN CARLOS, ALL IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PABK, TEXAS. BE IT R~OLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONh~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAHK; That, Whereas, the contract in writing between UVALDE CONSTRUOTION COMPANY and the City of University Park and bonds of UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY for the improvement of Thackeray Street from the north line of present paving on Amherst Street to the south line of present paving on Stanford Street, known as Unit or District No. SA; and Milton Avenue from the east line of Thackeray Street.to the east line of Golf Drive, known as Unit or District Ncc 85; and Lomo Alto Drive, being the east one-half only, from the north line of present paving on Potomac Avenue to the south line of alley north of San Carlos, save and except the present paving in the intersection of San Carlos, known as Unit or District No. 88 ail in the City of University Park, have this day been presented to the Board of Commissioners for approval; and WHE~, said.contract and bonds are in are good and sufficient; proper form and the securities on said bonds NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF OOMMISS~ oNERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY That this contract and bonds be and the same are hereby ratified, adopted and approved. That this resolution shall rake effect and be in force from and after its passage. ATTEST: PASSED AND APPROVED, this 8th day of May, A. D. 1941. ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISS~ ONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, DETERMINING THE NECESSITY OF LEVYING AN ASSESSMENT AGAINST THE PROPERTY AND THE OWNERS THEREOF ON THACKERAY STREET FROM THE NORE LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON AMHERST STREET TO 'iitE SOUTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON STANFORD STREET; MILTON AVEErGE FROM THE EAST LINE OF THACKERAY STREET TO THE EAST LII~E OF GOLF DRIVE; I~OMO ALTO DRIVE, BEING THE .EAST one-HALF ONLY, FROM THE NORTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON POTOMAC AVENUE TO THE SOUTH LINE OF ALLEY NORIH OF SAN CA~tLOS, SAVE AND EXCEPT THE PRESE~ PAVING IN THE II~ERSEC TI ON OF SAN CARLOS, ALL IN THE CITY oF DI~IVERSITY PA~, FOR A PART OF THE COST OF IMPROVING SAID STREETS AND FIXING A TIME FOR THE HEARING OF THE OWNERS OR AGENTS uF SAID OWNERS OF SAID PROPERTY OR oF ANY PERSONS INTERESTED IN SAID IMPROVEMENTS AS PROVIDED BY ARTICLE llO~-b, TITLE 28, REVISED STATUTES OF TEXAS, BEING CHAPER 106 OF THE ACTS OF THE ~'ORTIETH LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF '~EXAS, AND THE ORDINANCES OF T~tE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, AND DIRECTING THE CITY SECRETARY TO GIVE NOTICE OF SAID HEARING AND EXAMINING AND APPROVING THE STATEMENT OR REPORT OF THE CITY ENGINEER AND DECLARING AN E~ERGENOY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THEBOARD OF C(Z~EISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITYPARK: That, Whereas, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, has heretofore by ordinance duly passed and approved, ordered the improvement of the following streets, to-wit: Thackeray Street from the north line of present paving on Amherst Street to the south line of present paving on Stanford Street, known as Unit or District No. 84; and Milton Avenue from the east line of Thackeray Street to the east line of Golf Drive, known as Unit or District No. 85; and Lomo Alto Drive, being the east one-half only, from the north line of present paving on ~Potomac Avenue to the south line of alley north of San Carlos, save and except the present paving in the intersection of San Carlos~ known as Unit or District No. 86 all in the City of University Park, Texas; and, / ~tEREAS, plans and specifications for the improvement of said streets have been duly prepared and approved as required by Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park; and, WHEREAS, as required by said .Ordinances and Statutes, after bids for said work of improve' ment had been~ made, said work of improvement was let to UVALDE CONSTRUCTION CG~fPANY to improve with a one (l") inch hot asphaltic concrete pavement on a five (5") inch concrete base, including ex- cavating, grading and filling and concrete curbs and gutters, as provided by said plans and speci- fications; and, ~ WHE~, a written contract has been entered into by and between the City of University Park and Uvalde Construction Company for the construction of said improvement: THEREFORE~ BE IT 0RDAINEDBYTHE BOARD OF CG~ISSIONERS 0FTHE CITY 0FUNIVERSITYPARK: That the revised report or statement of the City Engineer filed with the Board of Commissioners~ describing the abutting property and giving the names of property owners and number of front feet and the cost of improvements chargeable against each abutting property and its owner, having been duly examined, is hereby approved. That the Board of Commissioners does hereby deter~nine to assess the entire cost of curbs and gutters and nine-tenths of the cost of all other improvements against the owners of the property abutting thereon and against their properties, in accordance with the provisions of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park. That the said assessment shall be made after a notice to such property owners and all interested persons and a hearing herein mentioned, and that the said portion of the said cost of improvements to be assessed against such property owners and their property shall be in accordance with the Front Foot Rule or Plan in the particular Unit or District, in the proportion that the frontage of the property of each owner in the Unit or District bears to the whole frontage of the property in the Unit or District; that after such hearing, if such plan of apportionment be found to be not just and equitable in particular instances, the Board of Commissioners shall so apportion all said cost as to produce a substantial equality between all such property owners abutting on said portion of said street, having in view the special benefits in enhanced value of said property to be received by such parcels of property and owners thereof, the equities of such owners and the adjustment of such apportionment so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits received and burdens imposed, and that in no event shall any assessment be made against any property or the owners thereof in excess of the enhanced value of such property by reason of such improvement. That the proportionate cost of such improvement which is contemplated to be assessed against such owners and their properties shall become due and payable as follows: 0ne-fifth thirty days after the completion and acceptance by the City of University Park of said improvements, one-fifth one year after said dates one-fifth two years after said date, one-fifth three years after said date, and one-fifth four years after said date, together with interest fram said date at the rate of seven per cent per an~um~ and reason~ albe attorney,s fees and all costs of collection in cash of default. That the total proportionate part of such improvement that is contemplated to be assessed against such owners and their respectivei properties and the names of the owners of property abutting uponsaid street, aforesaid property to be improved and the description of that property and the several amounts proposed to be assessed against them respectively for paving and for curb and gutter, and the grand ~total thereof, which said sum does not and shall not in any event exceed nine-tenths of the total estimated cost of said improve- ments except curbs and gutters, is as follows: 0 © oo oo 0 0 0 ,-.4 ¢.4 ,,-4 o o o o o o ~ o ~ o ~ ~'~ 0 0 o o ! 0 0 o 0 0 o ,.D o o o o~ aO r-'-t 0 ~;0 ~.~ 0 0 0 o That a hearing shall be given to all persons, finns, or corporations owning any such abutting property or any interest therein, their agents.and attorneys, and any person or persons interested in said improvements, before the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, asprovided by the Provisions of Article ll~5-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter lOS of the Acts of the first called session of the 40th Legislature of the State of Texas, which said hearing shall be had on the 2nd day of June, A. Do 1941, at ?:30 P. Mo o'clock in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, and which said hearing shall be continued from day to day and from time to time as may be necessary to give all said persons full and fair opportunity to be heard on any matter which is a constitutional prerequisite to the validity of any assessment pro- posed to be made, and to contest the amounts of the proposed assessments, the lien and liability thereof and special benefits to abutting property and owners thereof by means of the improvements for which said assessments are to be levied, the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity, and validity of the proceedings and contract in connection with such improvements and proposed assessments, and the Board of Commissioners shall have the power to correct any errors, inaccuracies, irregularities and invalidities and to supply any deficiencies and to determine the amounts of assessments and all other matters necessary in connection therewith. That after the conclusion of the hearing above mentioned such sum or sums as may be determined by the Board of Commissioners to be payable by said property owners shall be assessed against them respectively and against their respective properties, by ordinance or ordinances, in theii manner prescribed by the said paving law and ordinances of the City. That the City Secretary of the City of University Park is hereby directed to give notice to such property owners, their agents or attorneys, and to all interested persons, of said hearing, as prescribed by the provisions of said paving law and ordinances of the City, by publishing said notice three times in the Park Cities News which is a newspaper published in Dallas Oounty, Texas, and of general circulation in the City of University Park, the first of said publications to be made at least ten days before the date set for said hearing. Said City Secretary may also mail a copy of said notice by registered letter to each of said property owners, if known, or their agents or attorneys, if known, said notice to be deposited in a post office in the County of Dallas at least ten days before the date set for hearing, However, said notice by registered letter shall be cumulative only, and notice by publication shall be full, due and proper notice of said hearing. It shall not be necessary to the validity of said notice of hearing to name any property owner abutting on said street, and the fact that any such property owner or owners are incorrectly named or not named at all shall in no wise affect the validity of the assessment against such property nor the personal liability against the real and true owner or owners of said property. No errors or omissions in the descriptions of the properties abutting on said street shall in any wise invali- date said assessment, but it shall be the duty of such property owner or owners whose property is incorrectly described to furnish a proper description at the hearing or hearings provided for. No error or omission of any character in the proceedings shall invalidate any assessment or any certifi-i! cate issued in evidence thereof. Provided, however, that in cases where property is owned by more than one person, there shall be assessed against each of said persons and against his interest in the property only that portion of the total assessment against such property which his interest therein bears to the whole property; and if in any case any person is named as an owner who has no interest in the property, or any person owning an interest therein is omitted, there shall be assessed against the true owner or owners, whether named or unnamed, and his or their interest in the property that part of the total assessment against such property which such interest therein bears to the whole property$ the assessment where there is more than one owner being several and not joint, both as to the lien there- by created and the personal liability of the owners. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIO~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK; That the fact that said portions of said streets are in such urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the preservation of the public peace, public health and public property requiring that the rule requiring three several readings be and the same is hereby ordered suspended, and that this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED, THIS EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1941. ATTEST: m¥OR NOTICE To all persons, firms or corporations owning or claiming any property or any interest therein on the streets hereinafter named in the City of University Park, Texas: The Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, has ordered that the following described streets shall be improved by raising, grading and filling and installing concrete curbs and gutters, and by paving with a wearing surface of hot asphalt concrete one (l") inch in thick- ness on a five (5") inch reinforced concrete foundation and constructing concrete curbs and gutters, together with appurtenances including drains and culverts, to-wit: Thackeray Street from the north line of present paving on Amherst Street to the south llne of present paving on Stanford Street, known as Unit or District No. 84; and Milton Avenue from the east line of Thackeray Street to the east line of Golf Drive, known as Unit or District No. 85; and Lomo Alto Drive, being the East one-half only, from the north line of presemt paving on Potomac Avenue to the south line of alley north of San Carlos, save and except the present paving in the intersection of San Carlos, known as Unit or District No. 86. A contract has been entered into with Uvalde Construction Company of Dallas, Texas, for the con- struction of such improvements. It is proposed to assess against the abutting property and the owners thereof the entire cost of curbs and gutters and nine-tenths of the cost of the remainder of said improvements° The estimated amounts proposed to be so assessed per front foot and the estimated total cost of the improvement of each of said units or districts are as follows: First column, assessment per front foot paving; second, assessment per lineal foot curb and gutter; third, estimated total cost: Thackeray Street from the north llne of present paving on Amherst Street to the south line of present paving on Stanford Street, Unit or District No. 84 ........ . ....... . $ ~,8419 °?5¢ $ E203,29 ~ Milton Avenuefrom the east line of Thackeray Street to the east line of Golf Drive, Unit or District NO. 85 ...... · · · ~ · · .... $ 3o1236 .?5¢ $ 269?.09 Lomo Alto Drive, beingthe east one-half only, from the north lineof presentpaving:on Potomac Avenue to the south tine of alley:north of San Carlos, save and except the present paving in the intersection of San Carlos, Unit or Diet No 86 .$ E.5106 .?5¢ $15oo.5o A hearing will be given to the property owners by the governing body of said city at the City Hall in University Park, Texas, at ?:30 P. M. on the End day of Yune, 1941. At such hearing the property owners will be heard on any matter as to which the hearing is a constitutional prerequisite to the validity of the assessment, and to contest the amounts of the proposed assessments, the lien and lia- bility thereof, the special benefits to. the.abutting property and owners thereof by means of the improvement, for.which the assessments are to be levied, and the accuracy sufficiency, regularity and validity of the proceedings and contract in connection with such improvements and proposed assessments. All persons, firms or corporations claiming any interest in the abutting property whether named in the proceedings or not will be entitled to be heard at said hearing. Following such hearing~ assessments will be levied against theabutting property and the true owners thereof, and such assessments will be a personal liability of the true owners whether named or not, and a first and prior lien on the property superior to all liens except ad valorem taxes. Further details relating to the subject matter of this notice may be obtained from the specifications, estimate, contract and proceedings onfile~inmyoffice. Done by order of the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park this the 8th day of May, A. Do 1941. .~ ~/ ..- /// City Secre~y of~ho City of University ~ Park, Texas AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF C(IV~MISSIONEBS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, ORDERING THE IMPROVEqENT OF Ai~STRONG BOULEVARD FROIvI THE SO%~H LINE OF ALLEY NORTH OF LARCHMONT STREET TO THE SOUTH EDGE OF PRESENT PAVING ON UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, AND ORDERING SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED, AND DECLARING AN EMERGI~X~Y. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF C G~tlSSIONERS OF THE CITY' OF UNIVERSITY PARK; That WHEREAS, ARMSTRONG BOULEVARD FROM THE SOUTH LINE OF ALLEY ~ORTH OF LARC~ONT STRE~ TO THE SOUI'H EDGE OF PRESENT PAVING ON UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, is in urgent need of improvement by excavating, grading and paving the same, including concrete curbs and gutters,-drains and the necessary work in connection therewith~ and WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park deem it necessary to improve the said street; Therefore, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, That the said street be and is hereby ordered improved. That the City Engineer be and is hereby directed to at once prepare plans and speci- fications for said work, and file same with the Board of Commissioners. The said improvements shall be of some standar~ material to be selected before awarding the contract° That the said specifications shall set out fully the different materials, and the different classes of work which will be considered. That the cost of said improvements shall be paid as follows: (a) The City of University Park shall pay one-tenth or more (actually E8.8246%) of the total cost of said improvements, exclusive of curbs~and gutters; (b) After deducting the amount provided for in Section (a), property owners abutting on said street shall pay the remaining cost of said improvements, which is nine-tenths or less (actually ?1o1704%) of the total cost of all improvements except tu!~bs, which shall be paid for wholly by the property owners. The portion of the cost to be assessed against each property owner shall be paid in five equal installments, one-fifth thirty days fram the date of completion and acceptance of said work by the City of University Park, and one-fifth one year from said date, and one-fifth two years from said date~ and one-fifth three years from said date ~nd one-fifth four years from said date; together with seven (?%) per cent interest per annum from date of acceptance, pro- viding that said assessments may be paid before maturity, with accrue~ interest to the date of pay- ment. That nine-tenths or less (actually ?1.17~4%) of the total cost of said improvements, exclusive of curbs and gutters and the total cost of curbs and gutters shall be assessed against the abutting property and against the owners of the same, in accordance with the terms of Article llO8-b, Title 28 Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, Texas~ in accordance with what is known as the FrontrFoot Rule or Plan, as the frontage of the property of each owner is to the whole frontage of the property to be improved, providing that should the application of this rule in the opinion of the Board of Commissioners be unjust or unequal in any particular case, it shall be the duty of the Board of Commissioners to apportion and assess such cost in such manner and proportion as it shall deem just and equitable, considering the special benefits in enhanced value to be received by such property and the owner thereof, so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits to and burdens imposed upon each property and its owner; and providing that no assessment shall be made until after the notice and hearing to property owners providing by the terms of Article llO§-b, Title Ed, Revise~ Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106, of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, and further providing that no assessment shall be made against any property or its owner in excess of the benefits in enhanced value accruing to such property owner by reason of said improvement° BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THEBOARD OF COM~SSSIONERS OF THE CIT~ OF UNIVERSITY PARK, That the fact that said stree~ is in very urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the preservation of the public peace, public health and public property requiring that the rule requiring three separate readings be and the same is hereby ordered suspended, and that this ordinance shall take effect from and after the date of its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1941. ., .///, / / (IIT~ SECRETARY MAYOR A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF b~NIVE~SITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING TIKE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE IMPROVE~ OF A~STRONG BOULEVARD FRO~I~ THE SOUTH LINE OF ALLEY NOP~ OF LARCHMONT STREET TO THE SOUTH EDGE OF PRES~T PAVING ON UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, Texas, That WHEREAS, the City E~gineer has heretofore prepared plans and specifications for the improvement of Armstrong Boulevard frcm the south line of alley north of Larehmont Street to the south edge of present paving on University BoUlevard in the City of University Park, Texas, by ex- cavating, grading, filling, and paving, and the construction of curbs and gutters, and has presented same to the Board of Commissioners for approval and adoption; and, WHEREAS, said plans and specifications have been carefully considered by the Board of Commissioners, THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the said plans and specifications are approved and adopted as plans and specifications for said improvements on the said street. BE IT FURTH~ RESOLVED that the City Secretary is hereby instructed to secure bids on the said improvements and submit them to the Board of Com~?issioners. THIS RESOLUTION shall take effect and be in force from and after the date of its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED TP~S THE EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1941. BIDDING FORM Hon. Mayor and Board of Commissioners, City of University Park, Texas Gentlemen: We are making the following bid for furnishing all labor and materials, and construction your street and parkways as called for by plans and specifications prepared by your City Engineer. On Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of the alley north of Larchmont Avenue to the south edge of the pavement at University Boulevard, known as Unit .or District No. 87. Approx. 1068.7 Approxo 2080.0 lin. f~. 30 inch monolithic r~lled curb and gutter @ 0.75 per linc ftc Sq. yds 5 inch reinforced concrete base (2000 lb. concrete) with l~ inch hotasphaltic top including five year main- tenance bond @ $I°75 3,~t0.01 Approx. 1556.7 cu. yds earth excavation @ 0.30 467.01 Approx. 78 sq. yds. 6" concrete alley approach @ $1,80 140.40 $ 801.53 Total $ 5,048.95 ..... It is understood and agreed that in the above bid we are to furnish the City of University Park with a five year maintenance bond in an amo,mut equal to twenty five per cent of the contracted price of the improvements, said bond to be in all respects acceptable to the City of University Park. It is Ik~ther understood and agreed that contract may be made on any one of the above street! improvement districts independently of any other district. It is further understood that in the above~ bid we are to 'take City of University Park ?% paving paper and that the City of University Park will ~ pass proceedings to give us an effective and binding assessment on the property abutting on this street, all proceedings are to be subject to the approval of the City Attorney and our Attorney. It is further understood that 10 per cent of the total cost of the improvements (exclusive of curbs and gutters) or more (approx. 28.8246%) as set forth above will be paid for in cash by the City of University Park, and the balance of the cost will be assessed against the property owners. cate 5/8/1 1 Submitted by UVALDECONSTRUCTION CO~ANY By Frank F. Bell Vice President RESOLUTION OF TH~ BOARD OF CG~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE BID OF THE UVALDE CONSTRUCTION CO~P~ AND AWARDII~T; THE CONTRACT FOR THE IMPROVING OF ARMSTRONG BOULEVARD FROM THE SOb~ LINE OF ALLEY NORTH OF LAROHMONT STREET TO THE SOUTH EDGE OF PRESENT PAVING ON UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BYTHE BOAPJ) OF CO~IISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT, Whereas, pursuant to ordinances duly passed on Thursday, May 8, 1941, (a recessed meeting from May 5, 1941), bids were invited for the improvement of the street hereinafter referred tot and WHU~REAS, the Board of Commissioners, after carefully tabulating and inspecting the bids, is of the opinion that the bid of the Uvalde Construction Company is the most advantageous bid to the City of University Park and to the abutting property owners. NOW, THEREFORE~ BE IT R~OLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, That the bid of the Uvalde Construction Company for the improvement of Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of alley north of Larchmont Street to the south edge of present paving on University Boulevard in the City of University Park, known as Unit or District No. 87 be and the same is hereby accepted and the Mayor and City Secretary are instructed to enter into a contract on behalf of the City of University Park with the Uvalde Construction Company for said improvements in conformity with the terms of their said bid. passage, That this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after the date of its PASSED Ah~ APPROVED THIS TI~ EIGHTH.DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1941. THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DALLAS THIS CONTRACT, this day made and entered into by and between the City of University Park~ a municipal corporation, incorporated under the general laws of the State of Texas, Party of the First Part, and UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, a private corporation organized and incorporated under the laws of the State of Texas, Party of the Second Part, WITNESSEE: That the said parties have agreed as follows: The UVALDE C~STRUCTION CGEPA~ agrees to furnish all labor and materials, tools, machinery, etc., necessary to lay and to construct in accordance with the specifications attached hereto~ a wearing surface of hot asphaltic concrete (fine graded aggregate) 1½" in thickness on a 5" concrete base, including excavating, grading, filling, etc. and other necessary work in connection therewith, in accordance with the plans and specifications hereto attached, on the following street, to-wit: Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of alley north of Larchmont Street to the south!i edge of present paving on University Boulevard, known as Unit or District No. 87 in the City of University Park, Texas. It is agreed that where the construction of any other work of improvement covered by the bid hereto attached is desired by the Party of the l~i~rst~ Paris that Party of the Second Part will · do said work and furnish said materials at the prices named hereinafter. For waid work, the Party of the Second Part shall be paid at the following rates and prices, to-wit: Ite__.~mm Price it.Words Figure~ Earth excavated material, per cu. yd. Rock excavated material, per cu. yd. Removing concrete sidewalk, per sq. ft. Concrete sidewalk complete in place, per sq ft Removing combined C&G, per lin. ft. Trimming sidewalk on corner alteration, per lineal ftc Concrete driveway complete in place, per sq yd Thirty Cents $ .30 Three Dollars 3.00 Five Cents .05 Twenty-five Cents .25 Twenty-five Cents .25 Six Cents .06 One and 80/100 1o80 0ombination 30" roll C&G, per lin Concrete headers, per lin. ft. hot asphaltic concrete (fine graded aggregate ) on a 5" concrete base, with guarantee, per Sqo yd. Price in Word__s Seventy-five Cents One & 75/100 1o75 The cost of said improvements shall be paid as follows: (a) The City of University Park shall pay one-tenth or more (actually 28.8246%) of the total cost of said improvements, exclusive of curbs and gutters,in cash upon completion and accept- anco of said improvements. (b) After deducting the amount provided for in section (a), the remainder of said costs, which is nine-tenths or less (actually ?1.1754%) of the total cost of said improvements, exclusive of the cost of curbs and gutters, and the total cost of curbs and gutters, shall be assessed against the respective properties abutting on said portions of said streets, which said assessment shall also be a personal charge against said property owners, and shall be in proportion as the frontage of the property of each owner in said Unit or District is to the whole frontage to be improved, said cost to be aoportioned between said property owners in accordance with what is known as the Front Foot Rule or Plan, and said sum shall be payable in five equal installments, oneofifth thirty days after the completion of said improvements and acceptance by the Board of Commissioners, one- fifth one year from said date; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date and one-fifth four years from said date, together with interest on the amount of said install- merits from the date of said acceptance at the rate of seven per cent per annum. Assignable certifi- cates shall be issued by the City of University Park for said portion to be assessed against said property owners, which said certificates shall be in such usual and customary form as Party of the Second Part may desire and shall contain such evidentiary recitals and such provisions for th$ir collection-as ~rovided by Article ll05-b,Title 28 Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas and the Ordinances of the City of Univer- sity Park. Said Uvalde Construction Company aErees to begin work on this contract upon ten days' written notice from the City of University Park after all proceedings necessary to fix a valid and binding assessment have been had and passed by the City of University Park and the fifteen days estoppel period provided by Article l105-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas have elapsed, but shall not be re- quired to begin work hereunder unless and until it has obtained adequate security by assessment or private contract for that part of the contract price for which the City is not liable; and failure to make said improvements in front of exempt property shall not invalidate any other assessment. Party of the First Part promises and agrees to use its municipal powers to fix and establish valid and binding assessments and liens, and re-assessments, if necessary, and to issue and to deliver valid and binding certificates for the several amounts to be paid by the abutting property owners under the terms of this contract, but it is expressly understood, stipulated and agreed that the Party of the Second Part shall look solely to the abutting property owners for the respective sums and amounts to be paid by them respectively upon the terms under which the improve- ments covered and contemplated hereby are to be made, and the City of University Park shall not be liable for any part of the sums to be paid by said Parties, and the City of University Park shall not be liable for any costs or expenses incurred in endeavoring to enforce the liability of any other party or parties for a part of the cost of said improvements, but said City will bring suit in its own name to enforce any of said certificates upon request of Party of the Second Part or other legal holder of said certificates. The Uvalde Construction Company agrees to fully indemnify and save whole and harmless the City of University Park from all damages or losses arising out of any real or pretended cause of action, occasioned to any person or property bythe construction in an improper, careless or negli- gent manner of the improvements herein mentioned. Said Uvalde Construction Company agrees to construct said improvements in the manner and of the materials mentioned in the specifications hereto attached, all of which are made a part of this contract, the same as if written herein in full. The said Uvalde Construction Company agrees, binds and obligates itself to so construct said improvements, and to use such materials in the construction of same, that it will be and remain in good repair and condition for and during a period of five years from the final completion and acceptance of the work by the City of University Park, so that at the end of said period of five years said pavement shall be in a good and serviceable condition, smooth and free from any defects that will impair its usefulness as a roadway and the said Uvalde Construction Company further agrees to maintain the said street in accordance with the terms and provisions of this contract and agrees that in case during said five year period such defects have developed as to impair the usefulness of said street as a roadway, and it is necessary to resurface or repave said street, it will, after ~wenty (20) days written notice, do the said work or repair or the said re-surfacing or re-paving of said street without additional expense to the said City of University Park, and in case the said Uvalde Construction Company should fail to do so, it agrees that the City of University Park, or its successors~ may do said work in the manner provided in this contract, and charge the same, together with the sum of ten ($10o00) dollars per day during such failure against the said Uvalde Construction Coiapany, and the sureties on its bond herein. A maintenance bond in the sum of twentya five (25%) per cent of the contract price for said improvements shall be furnished upon the comple- tion and acceptance of said improvements by the City of University Park. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The City of University Park has caused this instrument to be signed by its Mayor, and attested by its City Secretary with the corporate seal, and the Uvalde Con- struct~on Company has caused this instrument to be signed by Frank Fo Bell, its Vice-President, and attested by its Secretary this 8th day of May, Ao D. 1941o / CITY' OF UNIVERSITY/PA~ Party of the First Part UVALDE CONB TRUCTION C GV[PA~ Attest: Secretary ,Frank ,Fo ,Be.ll,, Vice-President Party of the Second Part RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE CONTRACT AND BONDS F~ITH UVALDE CONSTRUCTION C0~/~PANY FOR IMPROVING ARMSTRONG BOULEVARD FROM 'l~tE SOUTH LINE OF ALLEY NORTH OF LAHCHMONT STREET TO ~ SOUTH EDGE OF PR~ PAVING ON DNIV~RSITY BOUI~- VARD, IN '±i~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF C0~,~IISSIONEHS OF THE CIT~ OF UNIVERSITY .PARK: That WHE~ the contract in writing between UVALDE CONSTRUCTION C~fPANY and the City of University Park and bonds of UVALDE CONSTRUCTION CCMPANY for the improvement of Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of alley north of Larchmont Street to the southii edge of present paving on University Boulevard, known as Unit or District No. 87 in the City of University Park, has this day been presented to the Board of Commissioners for approval and WHEREAS, said contract and bond are in proper for~a and the securities on said bond are good and sufficient; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COE~ISSIONERS 0FTHE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That this contract and bond be and the same are hereby ratified, adopted and approved. That this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED ANDAPPROVED, THIS THE EIGHTHDAY 0FMAY, Ao D. 1941o ATTEST: 155 , ,O, oss UCTIO THE STATE OF TEC~ ¢0U~F~Y OF DALLAS KNOW ALL ~EN BY THESE PRESENTS: That UV~_LDE CONSTRUOTION COMPANY, as Principal and AMERICAN SURETY COMPANY OF NEW YOP~, as Sureties, do hereby acknowledge themselves to be well and firmly bound to pay unto the City of University Park, a municipal corporation, organized under the general laws of the State of Texas, the sum of Twenty-five hundred and Twentyfour and ~48/100 ~$2,§24.48) Dollars at University Park, in the County of Dallas, Texas, for the payment of which s~mm well and truly to be made to the said City of University Park, and its successors, the said Principal and Sureties do expressly bind themselves and their heirs, representatives, assigns, and successors Jointly and severally. The condition of this obligation is such, that whereas, the above bounden UVALDE CONST- RUCTION COMPANYby a ccntract in writing of date the eighth day of May, A. D. 1941, with. the City of' University Park~ covenants and agrees to do and perform certain work of laying and constructing a wearing surface of 1½" hot asphaltic concrete (fine graded aggregate) top on 5" concrete base, on the following street: Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of alley north of Larchmont Street to the south e~ge of present paving on University Boulevard, known as Unit or District No. 87 in the City of University Park, Texas, and to do and perform said work in a strict accordance and compliance with the terms and provisions of the said contract, which said contract is in all re- spects hereby referred to and made a part hereof, and shall promptly make payments to all persons supplying it with labor and materials in the prosecution of said works and this obligation is ~rther conditioned that no change in the terms and provisions of the specifications or manner of making payment shall to any extent affect the obligation of the Principal or Sureties on this bond° NOW, THEREFORE, if the bounden UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANYshall faithfully and strictly perform all of the terms, provisions and stipulations of the said contract in accordance with its true tenor and effect~ this obligation shall become null aEd void, but otherwise it shall remain in full force and effect. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, WITNESS OUR HANDS AND SEALS THIS THE EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1941. Attest: $. ~. Bg~,~ley Secretary' Attest: Ho G. Schoonover Res, Asst. Sec, UVALDE CONSTRUCTION C0~!PANY By Frank F. Bell .............. Vi'ce-~'esident Principal AMERICAN SURETY C0. OF N. Y. APPROVED: Mayor ~of the City of Univ. Park /, '-~City SeCretary By Ben T. Harrison Resident Vice-President NOTICE To all persons, firms or corporations owning or claiming any property or any interest therein on the street hereinafter name~ in the City of University Park, Texas: The Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, has ordered that the following described street shall be improved by raising, grading and filling and installing concrete curbs and gutters, and by paving with a wearing surface of hot asphalt concrete one and a half (1~') inches in thickness on a five (§") inch reinforced concrete foundation and constructing concrete curbs and gutters, together with appurtenances including drains and culverts, to-wit: Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of alley north of Larchmont Street to the south edge of present paving on University Boulevard, known as Unit or District. No. 87 A contract has been entered into with Uvalde Construction Company of Dallas, Texas, for the construction of such improvements. It is proposed to assess against the abutting property and the owners thereof the entire cost of curbs and gutters and nine~tenths or less (approx. 71.1754%) of the cost of the remainder of said improvements. The estimated amounts proposed to be so assessed per front foot and the estimated total cost of the improvement of this unit or district is as follows: First column, assessment per front foot paving; second, assessment per lineal foot curb and gutter; third, estimated total cost: Armstrong Boulevard from the south l~ne of the alley north of Larchmont Avenue to the south edge of the pavement at University Boulevard $ 3,5412 0.75¢ $ 5048,95 A hearing will be given to the property owners by the governing body of said city at the City Hall in University Park, Tex~s, at 7~30 P. Mo, on the 2nd day of June, 1941. At such hearing the property owners will be heard on any matter as to which the hearing is a constitutional prerequisite to the validity of the assessment, and to contest the amounts of the proposed assessments, the lien and liability thereof, the special benefits to the abutting property and owners thereof by means of the improvement for which the assessments are to be levied, and the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity and validity of the proceedings and contract in connection with such improvements and proposed assessments. All persons, firms or corporations claiming any interest in the abutting property whether named in the proceedings or not will be entitled to be heard at said hearing° Following such hearing, assessments will be levied against the abutting property and the true owners thereof, and such assessments will be a personal liability of the true owners whether named or not, and a first and prior lien on the property superior to all liens except ad valorem taxes. Further details relating to the subject matter of this notice may be obtained from the specifications, estimate, contract and proceedings on file in my office. Done by order of the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park this the 8th day of May, Ac D. 1941o City ~Sec~tar~o~e~the 'C i ty of~ Uni~versity Park, Texas ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COI~IISSIONERS OF i~IE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, DETER~INING THE NECES- SITY OF LEVYING AN ASSESSMENT AGAINST THE PROPERTY AND THE OWNERS THEREOF ON ARMSTRONG BOULEVARD FROM THE SOUTH LINE OF ALLEY NORTH OF LAHOHMONT STREET TO 'I~E SOUTH EDGE OF PRESENT PAVING ON UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD, IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, FOR A PART OF THE COST OF IMPROVING SAID STREETS AI~ FIXING A TI~ FOR THE HEARING OF THE OWNERS OR AG~TS OF SAID OWNERS OF SAID PROPERTY OR OF A~fK PERSONS INT- ERESTED IN SAID IMPROVE~NTS AS PROVIDED BY ARTICLE ll0~-b, TITLE 28, REVISED STATUTES OF TEXAS, BEING CHAPTER 106 OF THE ACTS OF THE FORTIETH LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TE/~S, AND THE ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, AND DIRECTING THE CITY SECRETARY TO GIVE NOTICE OF SAID HEARING AND EXAMINING AND APPROVING THE STATEMENT OR REPORT OF THE CITY ]~GINEAR AND DECLARING AN ENLERGENCY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF C GWNISSI0~ OF THE CITY 0FUNIVERSITY PARK: That Whereas, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, has heretofore by ordinance duly passed and approved, ordered the improvement of the following street, to-wit: Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of alley north of Larchmont Street to the south edge of present paving on University Boulevard, known as Unit or District No. 87 in the City of University Park, Texas; and, WHEREAS, plans and specifications for the improvement of said streets have been duly prepared and approved as required by Article ll0§-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park; and, WHEREAS, as required by said Ordinances and Statutes, after bids for said work of improve- ment had been made, said work of improvement was let to UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY to improve with a one and a half ~1½") inch hot asphaltic concrete pavement on a five (5") inch concrete base, including excavating, grading and filling and concrete curbs and gutters, as provided by said plans and speci- fications; and, WHEREAS, a written contract has been entered into by and between the City of University Park and Uvalde Construction Company for the construction of said improvement: THEREFORE, HE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That the revised report or statement of the City Engineer filed with the Board of Commissioners, de- scribing the abutting property and giving the names of property owners and number of front feet and the cost of improvements chargeable against each abutting property and its owner, having been duly examined, is hereby approved. That the Board of Commissioners does hereby determine to assess the entire cost of curbs and gutters and nine-tenths or less (approx. ?1.1754%) of the cost of all other improvements against the owners of the property abutting thereon and against their properties, in accordance with the provisions of Article l105-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park. That the said assessment shall be made after a notice to such property owners and all interested pez'sons and a hearing herein mentioned, and that the said portion of the said cost of improvements to be assessed against such property owners and their property shall be in accordance with the Front Foot Rule or Plan in the particular Unit or District, in the proportion that the frontage of the property of each owner in the Unit or District bears to the whole frontage of the property in the Unit or District~ that after such hearing, if Such plan of apportionment be found to be not just and equit- able in particular instances, the Board of Commissioners shall so apportion all said cost as to produce a substantial equality between all such property owners abutting on said portion of said street, having in view the special benefits in enhanced value of said property to be received by such parcels .of property and owners thereof, the equities of such owners and the adjUstment of such apportionment so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits received and burdens imposed, and that in no event shall any assessment be made against any property or the o~rners thereof in excess of the enhanced value of such property by reason of such improvement. That the proportionate cost of such improvement which is contemplated to be assessed against such owners and their properties shall become due and payable as follows: One-fifth thirty days after the completion and acceptance by the City of University Park of said improvements, one-fifth one year after said date, one-fifth two years after said date, one-fifth three years after said date, and one-fifth four years after said date, together with interest from said date at the rate of seven per cent per annum, and reasonable ~ attorney's fees and all costs of collection in case of default. That the total proportionate part of such improvement that is contemplated to be assessed against such owners and their respective properties and the names of tile owners of property abutting upon said street, aforesaid property to be improved and the description of that property and the several amounts proposed to be assessed against them respectively for paving and for curb and gutter, and the grand total thereof, which sum does not and shall not in any event exceed nine-tenths of the total estimated cost of said improvements except curbs and gutters, is as follows: That a hearing shall be given to all persons, firms, or corporations owning any such abutting property or any interest therein, their agents and attorneys, and any person or persons interested in said improvements, before the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, provided by the Provisions of Article ll05~b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the first called session of the 40th Legislature of the State of Texas, which said hearing shall be had on the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1941, at ?:30 o~clock in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, and which said hearing shall be continued from day to day and from time to time as may be necessary to give all said persons full and fair opportunity to be heard on any matter which is a constitutional prerequisite to the validity of any assessment proposed to be made, and to contest the amounts of the proposed assessments, the lien and liability thereof and special benefits to abutting property and owners thereof by means of the improvements for which said assessments are to be levied, the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity, and validity of the proceedings and contract in connection with such improvements and proposed assessments, and the Board of Com- missioners shall have the power to correct any errors, inaccuracies, irregularities and invalidities and to supply any deficiencies and to determine the amounts of assessments and all other matters necessary in connection therewith. That after the conclusion of the hearing above mentioned such sum or sums as may be deter- mined by the Board of Commissioners to be payable by said property owners shall be assessed against them respectively and against their respective properties, b y ordinance or ordinances, in the manner prescribed by the said paving law and ordinances of the City. That the City Secretary of the City of University Park is hereby directed to give notice to such property owners, their agents or attorneys, and to all interested persons, of said hearing, as prescribed by the provisions of said paving law and ordinances of the City, by publishing said notice three times in the Park Cities News which is a newspaper published in Dallas County, Texas, and of general circulation in the City of University Park, the first of said publications to be made at least ten days before the date set for said hearing. Said City Secretary may also mail a copy of said notice by registered letter to each of said property owners, if known, or their agents or attor- neys, if known, said notice to be deposited in a post office in the County of Dallas at least ten days before the date set for hearing. However, said notice by registered letter shall be cumulative only, and notice by publication shall be full, due and proper notice of said hearing. It shall not be necessary to the validity of said notice of hearing to name any property owner abutting on said street, and the fact that any such property owner or owners are incorrectly named or not named at all shall in no wise affect the validity of the assessment against such property nor the personal lia- bility against the real and true owner or owners of said property. No errors or omissions in the d4scriptions of the properties abutting on said street shall in any wise invalidate said assessment, but it shall be the duty of such property owner or owners whose property is incorrectly described to furnish a proper description at the hearing or hearings provided for. No error or omission of any character in the proceedings shall invalidate any assessment or any certificate issued in evidence thereof. Provided, however, that in cases where property is owned by more than one person, there shall be assessed against each of said persons and against his interest in the property only that portion of the total assessment against such property which his interest therein bears to the whole property; and if in any case any person is named as an owner who has no interest in the property, or any perso~ owning an interest therein is omitted, there shall be assessed against the true owner or owners, whether named or unnamed, and his or their interest in the property that part of the total assessment against such property which such interest therein bears to the whole property; the assess- ment where there is more than one owner being several and not joint, both as to the lien thereby created and the personal liability of the owners. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COM~SSI0h~ERS OF THE CITY 0FUNIVERSITY PARK: That the fact that said portions of said streets are in such urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the oreservation of the public peace, public health and public prop- arty requiring that the rule requiring three several readings be and the same is hereby ordered sus- pended, and that this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED, THIS THE EIGHTH DAY 0F MAY, A. D. 1941o MAYOR RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~'~SSIONERS OF ~E CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAtaK AUTHORIZING, PLACING, MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF A STREET LIGHT AT THE CORNER OF DOUGLAS AND HYER STREET. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COM~5SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS; That under and pursuant to a contract with Dallas Power & Light Company for street lighting services, as authorized by a resolution now of record in Volume ~., Page 444, of the Ordinance Records of this City, there be installed forthwith and thereafter maintained and operated a street light at the following inter- sec ti on: DOUGLAS PASSED ANDAPPROVED THIS THE ~HNETEENTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1941. MAYOR RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF GOM~rISSIONEPS OF ~HE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK AU~ItOBIZING~ PLACING, MAI~tTENANCE A~,D OPERATION OF A STREET LIGHT AT THE CORNER OF CARUTH AND PIILIXIREST AVENUE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, Texas; That under and pursuant to a contract with Dallas Power & Light Company for street lighting services, as authorized by a resolution now of record in Volume 2, Page 444, of the Ordinance Records of this City, there be installed forthwith and thereafter maintained and operated a street light at the following intersection: CARUTH & HILI~REST PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE NINETE~TH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1941. MAYOR AN ORDINANCE OF TH~ BOARD OF C(I~DIISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVEMSITY PARK REGULATING TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY~ REQUIRING OPERATORS TO BRING ALL MOTOR B~dICLES ~,~OVING EAST OR VEST ON STANFORD STREa~]~, TTIRTLE CREEK BOULEVARD, PURDUE STREET, HANOVER STREET AND BRYN MAWR~ DRIVE TO A ~ AND CCI~ETE STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ENTER OR CROSS THEIR R~PECTIVE INTERSECTIONS '/fITH THACKERAY STREET, AND VEHICLES MOVING NORTH OR SOUTH ON TURTLE CREEK BOIYLEVARD TO A FULL AND C GIPLETE STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ENTER OR CROSS THE INTERSECTION OF AMIIEI~T STREET, ~2qD PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BYTHEBOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OFUNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That stop signs be placed on both the east and west sides of Thackeray Street at the intersections of Stanford Streetl Turtle Creek Boulevard, Purdue Street, Hanover Street and Bryn Mawr Drive; and on both the north and south sides of Anuherst Street at the intersection of Turtle Creek Boulevard, within the City of University Park, and that all persons while operating an automobile, motorcycle, truck or other vehicle~ be and they are prohibited from proceeding into or across Thackeray Street on Stanford Street, Turtle Creek Boulevard, Purdue Street, Hanover Street and Bryn Mawr Drive, and also be and they are prohibited from proceeding into or across Amherst Street on Turtle Creek Boulevard, without first then and there brought and caused such motor vehicle or other vehicle to ccme to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop sign and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across Thackeray Street, or Amherst Street, without caming into con- tact or collision with any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object, then proceeding north or south on Thackeray Street or east or west on Amherst Street. Anyone violating any pars of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred ($100.00} Dollars. This ordinance shall be effective immediately after its passage and publication, as required by law, and if any part thereof shall nevertheless be effective. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE NINET~ DAY OF MAY, Ac D~ 1941. MAYOR AN ORDINANCE CHANGING 'IPIE SIDE YARD REQUIRERS IN THE "A" SINGLE F~EL¥ RESIDENCE DISTRICT AND IN THE "B" SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRTCT BY AMENDING THAT CERTAIN ORDI~NCE ADOPTED THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF SEPTHZ~BEH~ l~AO, KNOWN AS THE ZONING ORDINANCE AND NOW EFFECTIVE IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That that certain Ordinance adopted, passed and approved on the 18tH~ day of September, 19AO, entitled: "An Ordinance establishing zoning regulations and districts in accordance with a comprehensive zoning plan hereby adopted, dividing the City of University Park, Texas, into districts~ for the purpose of re-districting and regulating the height, number of stories, and size of buildings and other structures~ the percentage of lot that may be occupied, the size of yards, courts, and other open spaces, the density of population, the location and use of buildings, structures, and land for trade, industry, residence, and other purposes, and re-dividing the City of Univer~ sityPark into districts and regulating and districting erection, construction, reconstruction, alteration, repair, and use of ~buildings, structures, and land within such districts and providing uniform regulations for the several classes or kinds of buildings or structures and uses within the restricted districts, adopting the zoning map disclosing and fixing the boundaries of the several dis- tricts and use areas and making the restrictions, limitations and provisions applicable to such districts and areas, as provided herein, providing for a Board of Adjust~ment and defining the powers of such Board and providing a penalty for the violation of the Ordinance." be and it is hereby amended so that Section 4, F. Ar~qn~s (2) shall read and be (2) SIDE YA~: (a) Except as hereinafter provided in the following paragraph there shall be a side yard on each side of a buiEing having a width of not less than six (6') feet or ten per cent (10%) of the average width of ithe lot, whichever amount is larger, but the side yard need not exceed fifteen (15') feet. A chimney not more than ten feet in width may extend into the required side yard for a dis- tance of not more than two feet (2~) and an unenclosed and uncovered porch may be extended into the side yard to within two (~') feet of the side lot line. and that paragraph F. Area Regulations of Section 5' with reference to side yard requirements shall be and read as follows: (2) SIDE YARD: (a) Except as hereinafter provided in the following paragraph there shall be a side Ye~on each side of a building having a width of no~ less than five (5') feet or ten (10%) per cent of the average width of the lot, whichever amount is larger, but the side yard need not exceed ten (lC') feet. A chimney not more than ten feet in width may be ex~ tended into the side yard not more than two feet (2') and an uncovered open porch may extend into the required side yard not more than four feet (4~). Except as herein amended, the Ordinance as originally Passed shall and it does remain effective as same appears in Volume 4, Page 84 ~to 100 of the Ordinance Records of this City. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE NINETk~TH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1~1o AN ORDINANCE A2~NEKING 3.3971 ACRES OF LAND TO THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK UPON PETITION OF Jo RIVERS HINES, AND VflFE, FRANCES MAE HINES AND J. R. CHANEY, HE IT ORDAINED BY 'IRE BOAP~D OF COI~I[SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAHK~ TEXAS; That this Board of Commissioners find, and it does affirmatively find, as a matter of fact, that Jo River Eines, and wife, Frances Mae Hines, and Jo Ro Chaney, and wife, Kathlane Chancy, are the only persons owning or claimiDg any right, title, claim or demand in or to the hereinafter des- cribed property and have by a petition in writing to the Governing Body of the City of University Park, requested the annexation of the property hereinafter described; THAT said City had a population of more than 14,000 and less than 15,000 inhabitants accord- lng to the last preceding Federal census; TEAT the property hereinafter described is contiguous and adjacent to the City of University Park, adjoining the present limits and boundaries of said City, and is less than one-half mile in width; THAT tract or parcel of land lying, situated and being in Dallas County, State of Texas, known as Block 7, Preston Homes Addition No° 2, better described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the north line of Colgate Avenue, a 26 foot street, said point being 43°6 feet east of the projected west line of Westchester Drive; THENCE westerly, 743.6 feet, along the north line of the 26 foot Colgate Avenue to the intersection with the west line of DG~glas Avenue ~ THENCE northerly along the west line of Douglas Avenue 199 feet to the intersection of the projected north line of 15 foot alley north of Colgate Avenues THENCE easterly 743.6 feet along the north line of alley north of Colgate Avenue and parallel thereto to the intersection with the east line of Westchester Drive, said particular block of Westchester Drive being only 43.6 feet wide; TIT~CE southerly along the east line of Westchester Drive, a 43°6 foot streot~ 199 feet to the intersection with the present north line of Colgate Avenue, a 26 foot street, to the point of beginning. SAID TRACT CONTA!D~ 3o3971 acres, and is not wider than 1/2 mileo Describing herein all the property contained in Block 7, Preston Homes Addition No. 2, and all the public streets and alleys adjacent and contig- uous thereto, as shown in Replat of Preston Homes Addition No. 2, Volo 7, Page £2, of Map Records of Dallas Cotmty, Tex~s, which is a tract of land containing 3.3971 acres of land and which is not longer than one-half mile. THAT in said petition for the annexation of said property, the owners thereof have dedicated certain streets and alleys to public use as described on 'the filing plat of Preston Homes Addition ilNo. 2, and have promised and agreed at their own expense to pave the streets so dedicated and to con~ i!struct and install water and sewer lines, valves, fire hydrants and accessories upon request of the iiCity Engineer and under the City Engineer's supervision with the understanding that such lines when so ilconstructed shall become and be the property of the City of University Park without cost to the said ilCity and free and clear of all liens and enc~-~brances; THAT said petition is proper as to foHa and that it is to the best interest and advantage the City of University Park that said petition be granted. IT IS, THEREFOP~, t~TH~ ORDAINED BY ~ BOARD OF COIt2,LISSIONERS OF ~ CITY OF IRfIVERSITY PARI(, TEVXAS, ii TPL~T that c~rtain tract or parcel of land hereinbefore described be, and it is hereby anna:~ i!ed to and made a part of the City of University Park, Texas, and the said land, territory and area ilsha, ll henceforth be subject to all of the taxes, dues, charges, and penalties as other territory iiwithin the said City and the future ir~abitants thereof, if any, shall have all of the duties and ilenjoy all of the rights~ benefits and privileges of other residents of the City of University Park~ iiTexas. PASSED AND APPROV~ THIS SECOND DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1941. AN ORDINANCE A~NG 8~7626 ACRES. OF LAND TO THE CiTY OF UNIVERSITY PABK UPON PETITION OF w. w. CARUTH, SR. BE IT 0RDAi1VED BY ~E BOARD OF C0~hl~ISSIONERS OF TEE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEY~S; That this Board of Commissioners find, and it does affirmatively find, as a matter of fact that W. W. Caruth, Sr., is the only person o',ming or claiming any right, title, claim or demand in or to the hereinafter described property and has by a petition in writing to the Governing Body of the City of University Park, requested the annexation of the property hereinafter described; THAT said City had a population of more than 14,000 and less than 15,000 inhabitants accord~ ing to the last preceding Federal census; THAT the property hereinafter described is contigUous and adjacent to the City of Univer- sity Park~ adjoining the present limits and boundaries of said City~ and is less than one-half mile in widths The certain territory to be annexed being that certain tract or parcel of land lying, sit- uated and being in Dallas Cobuuty, State of Texas, known as the south 1/2 of Block 36 and the north of Block 29 in Caruth Hills No. 3 Addition better described by metes and bounds as fellows: BEGINNING at the point of intersection of the west line of Airline Road and the projected north line of alley north of Caruth Boulevard in said Block 36; THeE easterly 880 feet along t~e north line of alley north of Caruth Boulevard to the intersection with the east line of Durham Streets THENCE south 432.5 feet along the east line of Durham Street to the inter- section with the projected north line of alley south of Caruth Boulevard; I~tENCE westerly 880 feet along the north line of alley south of Caruth Boulevard to the intersection with the west line of Airline Road. This call is also the present City Limits° THENCE north 435 feet along the west line of Airline Road to the inter- section with the projected north line of alley north of Caruth Boulevard in Block 36; said point being the point of beginning. THE above described tract contains 8.7628 acres of land. Describing herein all the property contained in the south 1/2 of Block 36 and the north 1/2 of Block 29 in Caruth Hills No~ 3 Addition and all the public streets and alleys adjacent and contiguous thereto as shown in the plat of Caruth Hills No. 3 Addition, Volume 7, Page 180~ of the Map Records of Dallas County~ Texas, which is a tract of land containing 8.7628 acres and which is not longer nor wider than 1/£ mtleo THAT in said petition for the annexation of said property, the owner thereof has dedicated certain streets and alleys to public use as described on the filing plat of Caruth Hills NCo 3 Addition and has at his own expense paved the streets so dedicated and constructed and installed water and sewer lines, valves, firehydrants and accessories with the understanding that such lines shall become and be the property of the City of University Park without cost to the said City and free and clear of all liens and encumbrances$ THAT said petition is proper as to form and that it is to the best interest and advantage of the City of University Park that said petition be granted. IT IS, THEREFORE, FURTHER 0RDAII~UED BY THE BOARD OF C0~/~ISSIOI~RS OF THE CITY 0F UNIVERSITY PARK, TE~S, THAT that certain tract or parcel of land hereinbefore described be~ and it is hereby annexed to and made a part of the City of University Park, Texas, and the said land, territory and area shall henceforth be subject to all of the taxes, dues~ charges, and penalties as other territory within the said City and the future i~%abitants thereof, if any, shall have all of the benefits and duties and enjoy all of the rights and privileges of other residents of the City of University Park, Texas. PASSED AND A~ROVED THIS THE SECOND DAY OF JLVNE~ A. D. 1941~ ATTE T./. MAYOR 163 AN ORDINAi~ICE ANN~ING 28.2460 ACRES OF LAIRD TO THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~UPON PETITION OF '~V. W. GA/RUTH, SR. BE IT 0RDAIN~ BY THE BOARD OF C0~VKKSSI0I~ERS OF T~HE CITY OF UNIVERSITT PARK, TEXAS; That this Board of Commissioners find, and it does affirmatively find as a matter of fact that W. W. Caruth, Sr., is the only person owning or claiming any right, title, claim or demand in or to the hereinafter described property and has by a petition in writing to the Goven~ing Body of the City of University Park, requested the annexation of the property hereinafter described; TH2~T said City had a population of more than 14,000 and less than 15~000 inhabitants according to the last preceding Federal census; THAT the property hereinafter described is contiguous and adjacent to the City of Univer- sity Park, adjoining the present limits and boundaries of said City, and is less than one-half mile in width; THOSE certain tracts or parcels of land lying, situated and being in Dallas County, State of Texas, known as the south 1/2 of Block ll and the north 1/2 of Block 12, being the first tract of land; and the south 1/2 of Block 17, all of Block 18, the north 1/2 of Block 23~ being the second tract of land, in Caruth Hills~ No. 4 Addition; each tract being better described by metes and bounds as follows: FIRST ~IE~JTIONED T~CT BEGINNING at the point of intersection of the north line of the alley north of Hanover Street with the east line of Boedeker Street~ said point being the southwest corner of Lot l~ Block ll~ Caruth Hills No. 4 Addition TH~TCE easterly 1189.6 feet along the north line of alley north of Hanover Street to the intersection with the east line of Willard Street T~ICE southerly and westerly 402.2 feet more or less along the east line of Willard Street to the intersection with the projected south line of alley south of Hanover Street THENCE westerly 1170 feet along the south line of alley south of Hanover Street to the intersection with the east line of Boedeker Street; said point being the northwest corner of Lot 32, Block 12, Caruth Hills Nco 4 Addition ~CE northerly and easterly 401.1 feet along the east line of Boedeker Street; said line being the present city limits, to the intersection with the north line of alley north of Hanover Street; said point being the point of beginning. This described tract includes 10.8202 acres° SEC0~JD ~0~ED TRACT BEGII~NING at the point of intersection with the east line of Boedeker Street with the north line of alley north of Stanford Streets said point being the southwest corner of Lot l, Blk 17, Caruth Hills No. 4 Addition; TR~CE easterly 1118.1 feet along the north line of alley north of Stanford Street to the intersection with the east line of Willard Street; THENCE southerly 693.5 feet more or less along the east line of ~Villard Street to the intersection with the projected south line of alley south of A~erst; T~CE wes.terly 1095 feet along the south line of alley south of A~erst Street to the intersection with the east line of Boedeker Street; said point being the northwest corner of Lot 34~ Block 23~ Caruth Hills No. 4, Addition; T~CE northerly 692 feet along the east line of Boedeker Street, which is also the present city limits, to the intersection with the north line of alley north of Stanford Street; said point being the point of beginning. The said described tract includes 17.4258 acres of land. Describing herein all the property contained in the south 1/2 of Block 11; north 1/2 of Block 12; south 1/2 of Block 17; all of Block 18 and the north 1/2~of Block 23 in Caruth Hills No. 4 Addition, and all the public streets and alleys adjacent and con- tiguous thereto as shown in plat of Caruth Hil~ No~ 4 Addition, Vol~ae 7~ Page 160~161 of Map Records of Dallas County, Texas; said tracts of land containing £8oS460 acres and are not longer nor wider than 1/2 mileo THAT in said petition for the annexation of said property, the owner thereof has dedicated certain streets and alleys to public use as described on the filing plat of Caruth Hills No. 4 Addition. THAT said petition is proper as to form and that it is to the best interest and advantage of the City of University Park that said petition be granted. IT IS, TFEgREFORE~ FURTH:~ ORDAI~,~D BY THE BOARD 0F C0~V~ISSIO~ERS OF i~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEEC&S, THAT those certain tracts or parcels of land hereinbefore described be, and they are hereby annexed to and made a part of the City of University Park, Texas~ and the said land~ territory area shall henceforth be subject to all of the taxes, dues, charges, and penalties as other territory within the city and the future i~d~abitants thereof, if any,~shall have all of the duties and enjoy all of the benefits, rights and privileges of other residents of the City of University Park~ Texas° PASSED A~k~D AI~PROVEX) THIS THE SECOND DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1941. MAYOR / "/ AN ORDINANCE OF ~ffCE BOAP~D OF CO~2CKSSIOkVERS 0F THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK REGD-LATING TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY RE~ QUIRING OPERATORS TO ~RING ALL I;iOTOR VENtICLES NORI~ AND SOUTH ON DURHA~,~ STREET TO A FULL STOP BEFORE PROCKNEDING TO E~ffER OR CROSS THE INTERSECTION OF SOIfIEE- WESTEHN BOULEVARD, AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VI 0LATI ON THEREOFo BE IT 0RDAIN~X) BY THE BOARD OF COR, DIISSIO1,T~RS OF THE CITY OF UR~VERSITYPAt~K: That stop signs be placed on Durham Street at the z~orth and south sides of Southwestern Boulevard, within the City of University Park, and that all persons while operating an automobile, motorcycle, bicycle, truck or other vehicle, be and 'they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed north or south on Durham Street into or across Southwestern Boulevard without having first then and there brought and caused such motor vehicle~ or other vehicle, to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop sign and thus remain stopped until such vehicle coul~ be safely driven onto or across the intersection of Durham Street and South- western Boulevard without coming into contact or collision with any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object° Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction~ be deemed guilty of 'a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed one Hundred ($100~00) Dollars. ~is ordinance shall be effective i~mediately after its passage and publication as re- quired by law, and if any part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall never~the-less be effective. PASSED A~CD APPROVED THIS THE FIFTH DAY OF YUNE, A~ Do 1941 M~YOR A R~0LUTION 0F 5~E BOARD OF C0~I,~{ISSIOPERS 0~' TidE CITY OF U}TIVEIRSITY P~kRK AMt~ID!?TG THE BUDGET FOR THE CUPdREI~T ~ISC/~ Y~R. ?~E:~AS~ an exigency which migh~ not have.been reasonably anticipated has arisen requiring that an mmendment of the budget for the current fiscal year b~ made~ BE IT R~SOLVsD BY T~iE BOARD OF COP}~.ffooI(.L]~Ro 01}- Tiq; CITY 0F UNIVERSITY PARK: Tt~CT 2he budget for the c,~urrent fiscal year be and it is hereby amended as follows: That there be appropriate~ and advanced approximately FOUR HUNDREY) SElr~f. Y FIVE DOLLf~S (.$475.00) from the Water Department funds for the p~pose of d~fraying the expense incurred by Co~ssioners Lynn V. Lawther and E~ C.t~nn Mar~in in connection wi~h a trip to Washington, and return so that they' migh~ convene with the Board of ?later Engineers for the Federal relative to the construction of a water reservoir in Denton County on grotmd which this City holds primi rive rights. ?~oSz~ ANrD APPROX~D THIS THE T?.r~%I D;ZZ OF ZJ~TE, A~ Do 1941o ATTEST CITY CLERK RESOLUTION OF 'i[{E BOARD OF E%UaLIZ~_Tt0N OF TP2E CITY OF IJNIYERS!TY L~PiC, T~mY~S, APPROVING TH]~] G.ke~EYekL ROLLS OF Tt-PS CI%Xf CL~]RK AS EX-OFFICIO 2~SSESSOR ANrD TAI{ COLL~3CTOR~i?~'~ Tt~ CiTT OF U!CII/ERSITY P2%RIC~ TPICi~S~ FOR ~i~-E CAt. F,~AR YE,~R 1941~ ~IEFmAS~ W~ E~ 5~AYFI~D~ MICI%~-~. NASH, E. D. MOUZON~ each being a qualified voter and residen~ and property owner of the City of University Park~ Texas, having been duly and law~aily appointed and duly qualified as 'the Board of Equalization of the City of University Park, Texas~ for the year 1941~ and having conducted meetings of said Board in accordance with the provisions of law have caused the Assessor to bring before them all the assessment lists and books of the Assessor of the City' of University Park for the examination~ and~ ?~YIERIDLS~ 'the said Board has carefully examined and considered the said !ists~ books and rolls and after so examining the same has corrected all errors appearing thereon, and after due and proper notice to the owner of such property or the person rendering the same~ has equalized the value of mmmerous said properties appearing on the said roll after hearing the owners of said properties fully~ and~ ?}HERF~iS, said Board has ~llly heard and considered all complaints offered with reference to the said roll and after fu%ly exmmining and equalizing the value of all property on the Assessor,s list and books has approved the said lists and books and has returned them together with the lists that the said Assessor might make up therefrom for general rolls as required by law; and~ WHER~CS, the said Board of Equalizatior. has met again and e},'aumined and found the said gen- eral rolls as so made up to be in al! things proper, fair, equal, uniform and correct and that they should be approved. NOW, THEREPORE~ BE IT Pt{SOLVED BY THE BOARD OF E%UALIZATION OF TP~ CITY OF U}~VERSITY PARK~ for the year 1941, that the general rolls of the City Clerk as t~-0fficio Tax Assessor and Tax Col- lector of the City of University Park~ Texas, be and they are in all things approved° PASSED A}TD AI~PROVAN3 THIS %ItE 12th ~Y OF ~, A. D. 194t~ ATTEST:' ~/ .,/ , ~,/ ~ Cigy of Uni~,rsig~' Park, Texas W o E~ MaL~ii~~ Ohs i rman E, D. Mot~o~, Ir. }~{ember ~ichaux Nash Member RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~¢I¥~SSIOIfDH-{S OF ~HE CITY OF UNIVI'~SITY PARK~ TEKAS~ APPROVING THE G~,U~ ROLLS OF ~ CITY CLEP~[ AS EK-OFFICIO TtLX ASSESSOR AND TAX COL- LF~TOR OF T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, T%75~$~ FOR TItlE C~L~DAR YW~R 1941. ~ERF~S~ W. Eo Mayfieid~ Michauo: Nash and E~ D, Mouzon, Yr.~ having been duly appointed andi! qualified as the Board of Equalization of the City of University Park~ Texas~ for the year i94t~ have conducted the meetings of said Board in accordance with the provisions of law, and after issuin~ all the notices provided for by law and conducting all hearings which are required by law or were proper, have finally completed the examination of said general rolls~ found it to be in all things proper~ fair, equat~ uniform and correct~ have given their final approval to these general rolls for the calendar year 1941~ and, ~f,Z~IEREAS~ this Board of Co~iissioners is of the opinion that the rolls so examined and approved have become and should become the final rolls of the City of University Park, Texas~ for th® calendar year 1941~' NOW, TH~EFORE, BE IT P~ESOL~ BY Tt.~ BOARD OF C0~,/~ISSI0k~RS OF THE CTTY OF ~{IV.ERSITY PARK, TE~£~S, that the general rolls of the City Clerk as Ex-Officio Tax Assessor and Tax Collector of the City of University park, Texas, for the calendar year 1941, be and they are in all things approved and adopted as the official tax roll of the City of University Park, Texas~ for the year 1941. PASSED AI.~ APPROVED THIS THE 23rd DAY OF JUh~, Ac Do 1941. / / ATTEST. ~. ~ , ,, / Y~' CITY CL~ l~ Y0R A R!~0LUTION GPJ~NTI~.~ SPECIAL WATER RATE FOR THE SI~,~R SEJ~S0~ OF 1941. BE IT RESOLVED BY 'i~IE BOARD OF COI\,~.~.~SSI0~,YERS OF THE CITY OF UYYiVERSI~ff PARK~ THAT~ without repealing or permanently amending any Ordinance now in. effect, with.reference to water service charges and collections thereof, that as a special rate for the summer season of 1941~ the charges for water service~ in the City of University Park~ on all bills rendered Yuty 15, August !~ August 15 and September 1~ be at the rate of Thirty Cents (.30~) per thousand (!000) gallon~ for each of the first fot~ thousand (4000) gallons and at the rate of Twenty Cents (o20~.~) per thousand (1000) gallons for all water consumed in excess of four thousand (4000) gallons~ and that the present Ordinances~ with reference to subject matter hereof~ otherwise reraain in full force and effect~ PASSED A~U) APPROVE~ THIS Tt~ 23rd DAY OF JT~NE, 1941~ ~YOR RESOLUTIOL OF THE BOARD OF CC~fi;[[SSIONERS OF 1TIE CITY OF UNIVERSITY Pf~MK~ T~AS~ CLOSIPG H~RINGS ON DISTRICTS NOS. 84~ 85, 86 AND 87~ ~',~RE1S~ pursuant to proceedings heretofore had by the Board of Con~missi oners of the City of University Park~ Texas~ and after the notices provided for in ordinances duly passed on the 8th day of Ymy~ Ac Do 1941~ by the said Board of Co~m~issioners, hearings were given to the property owners and other interested parties on the proposal to assess them and their abutting properties for a part of the cost of improving: Thackeray_S~lreet, Ik'om the North line of present pavirg on 2.mherst Street to the South line of present paving on Stanford Street, known as Unit or District No. 84~ Milton Street, from the East line of Thackeray Street to the East line of Golf Drive, known as Unit or District No. 85; Lomo Alto Driw'_ e, being the East one-half only, from the North l~ne of present paving on Potomac Aven~e to 'the South line of alley north of San Carlos, save and except the present paving in the intersection of San Carlos~ knovm as Unit or District' No~ 86; and Arn~trong Boulevard~ from the South line of alley north of Larc~nuont Street to the South edge of present paving on Univer- sity Boulevard~ known as Unit or District No. 87~ in the City of University Parks said hearings having been held in the Council Chamber in the City Hall in the City of University Park~ Texas, at ?:S0 P. Mo on the End d~ of Yune, A. D. 19%l, being the time and plac~ specified in said ordinances and notices$ and ~tEREAS, at said hearings no objections or protests were made to the proposed assessments, except by the following persons; Dwight Si~mons representing Harold Lovejoy~ F~ Ho Goodman~ Ralph A~ Porter and Miss Ye E~ Withers° ~ND~ WHER~S~ the Board of Commissioners after affording all such persons, their agents and attorneys~ a full and fair opportunity to be heard, and after co~idering the proposed assessments and objections thereto, is of the opinion and so finds that the ~s. otmt proposed to be assessed as aforesaid against each property owner and his property is just and equitable considering the benefits in enhanced value that each property owner and his property will receive from the nmking of said improvements~ and that the said assessments should be made~ THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVE]3 BY Tt~ BOARD OF C0~:~SSIO~ERS OF THE CITY OF U~VERSITY PARK~ That the hearings upon the said proposed ........ e ....... :,~e~to is hereby closed BE IT ~IfR~R RESOLVED TtL%T all protests and objections to the proposed assessments are hereby overruled o BE IT FUROR R~0LVEU) that the City Attorney be and he is hereby directed to prepare an ordinance assessing against the several owners of property and against their abutting properties the proportionate part of the cost of said improvements set forth in the ordinances hereinbefore referred to in accordance with the said ordinances and with the Act of the Legislature under which the said proceedings have been conducted° This resolution shai1 take effect from and after its passage, PASSED AND £PPROV~ this the 23rd day of Yune, A. D. 1941 ATTainT: THE STATE OF TE~S ~ C 0blKffff 0F D~dJs4S $ I, Ralph E. Ha~mn~ City' Secretary of the City of University Park, Texas, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a resolution passed by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park~ Texas, on the 23rd day of June, A. D. 1941. OP(DtNANCE OF THE BOreD OF CON~,flSSIO~RS OF SYa~ CITY OF IINIVERS!TY PARK~ T~DiS~ LEVYING AN ASSESS~gf~ FOR ~f'£E PAE~,?~NT OF A PART OF. ~ COST OF IMPROVING PORTIONS OF TH~.C~RAY STRE~]T~ IvlILTO~ STREET~ LOMO A~LTO DRIVE AI.IO ANMSTRONG BOIJIot.,]VARD, DESIGI~ATKD AS DISTRICTS >lOS, 84.~ 85~ 86 AIfD 8~, RESPECTIVti~Y~ II¢ THE CITY OF L~!VERSITY PA~ ~ TE3{AS ~ BE IT 0RDAIN}} lyf TI~ BOARD OF C0I~IYISSI0}'.i.~NS OF T~ CITY OF L%~IiPERSIT% PAi~t(; T'nat~ whereas~ ordinances were heretofore duly' adopted by the Board of Cormuissioners ordering the improvement of: .THA~EET~P ...... ~ %rom" ~ the North line of present paving on Smterst Street to the South line of present pa,Ping on Stanford Street~ known as Unit or District No. 84; M~TON S.TREE~ from the East iine of Thackeray Street to the East line of Golf Drive~ known as Unit or District No~ 85; L~{0 AiLT0 DRIVE~ being the East one-half only, from the North line of present paving on Potosme Avenue to the South line of alley north, of San Carlos~ save and except the present paving in-~e intersection of San CaPlos~ known as Unit or District No~ 86; and AI~6STR02.,TG B0bLEYARD~ from the South line of alley north of Lare~uont Street to the South edge of present paving on University Boulevard~ kmown as Unit or District and 7~RE~.S~ p~suant to said ordinances, specifications wore prepared for said work by the City Engineer~ filed wish the said Board of Co~rmissioners~ examined~ approved and adopted by it~ and bids were duly received and opened~ and the contracts for said work awarded by said Board of Commissioners 'to Uvalde Construction Company~ and~ whereas~ the said Uvalde Construction Company duly entered into contracts with the City of University Park for the perfo~.~nce of said work~ and said contracts and required bonds were approved by the Board of Co~sslssioners and were executed on the part of the Ci~'ty of University Park by the Mayor and attested with the corporate seal by the City Secretary'; and WHER~tS~ thereafter and in compliance with the..provisions of an acs of the 40th Legislature of the State of Texas~ passed /u~e 6~ 1.927~ entitled an Act "Authorizing Cities to Improve Streets and Alleys and Make Assessments for Sa_me", and the ordinances of the City of University Park~ the City Engineer filed his reports with 'the Board of Co~miissioners showing the names of the property owners on said streets~ a description of their respective properties~ the total estimated cost of said improvements~ the estimated cost thereof per front foot and the estimated cost to each property owner; and ~It~R~,~S~ thereafter said reports were exmnined and approved by the Board of Co~umissioners, and ordinances were passed on the 8th day of 2/Iay~ Ac Do !94t~ detera~ining the necessity of levying assessments against the abutting property and owners thereof~ and providing for a hearing to be given to the property owners and other interested parties to be held in the CotFlcil Cham_ber in the City Hall in the City of University' Park~ Texas~ at 7:30 P. Mo on the 2nd day of Y~mse, !9~.1~ and directing the City Secretary to give notice to such parties~ all in compliance with the said law and ordinances~ and Zq~REAS, in accordance with the direction in said ordinances the City Secretary gave notice to the owners of property abutting on said streets and all parties interested t.herein of such hearing~ by advertisements inserted in at least three issues of the Park Cities News~ a newspaper of general circulation in Dallas County~ Texas, published in the City of University Park} the first of such publications being at least ten days before the date of the hearing~ said notices containing a descrip- tion in general terms of the nature of the improvements for which the assesamerl'ts were proposed to be !evied~ the street or streets upon which the property to be improved abuts and a description of such property~ the estimated amount per front foot, proposed to be assessed against such property and against the respective owners thereof~ the estil'mated total cost of the improvement~ the time and place at which the hearing wo~ld be held as directed in the ordinanees~ and advising said owners and interested parties that their objections~ if any~ would be heard and considered at said time and place by the Board of Cor~issioners} and~ also~ gave notice of said hearings by posting registered letters ~o each such owner containing a copy of said notice more than ten days before the date fixed for the hearings; and~ ~IER~S~ said hearings were had at the time and place stated in said ordinances and notices~ tewit: on the 2nd day of Yune~ Ac Do 1941~ at ~:30 P~ Mo in the Cmmci! Chamber in the City Hall in the City of University Park~ Texas~ and were continued from time to time tmti! the 23rd day of Yum. e~ 1941~ and were then closed~ and~ WHERF~S~ 'at said hearinas all property owners~ their a~en~s~, ~ and attorneys and other interested parties desiring to be heard on a~y matter as to which the hearings are a constitutional prereouisite to 'the validity of the assessment~ and to contest the amounts of the proposed assessments~ the liens and liabilities, the special benefits to such property and the owners thereof by means of the improve~ ments, and the accuracy~ sufficiency~ regularity and validity of the proceedings and contracts in connee~ tlon with the improvements and proposed assessments~ were heard by the Board of Co~m~issioners~ and all matters of error or inequality or other matters requiring rectification vaich were called to the atten- tion of the Board of Commissioners~ having been corrected and adjusted~ the Board of Co~zaIssioners~ after hearing alt. of the evidence offered in the premises ~ being of the opinion that the assessments hereinbelow made and charges hereby declared against said property' and the owners thereof are just and · i! equitable, and that in each case the assessraent made against any particular property is less than the benefits accruing thereto by means of the enhanced value thereof on account of said improvements;i and the Board of Co~missioners having considered the facts, being of the opinion and so finding that i the rule of apportion~]ent set fgr. th below, and the division of the cost of said improvements between i said properties and the owners thereof, is just and equitable and produces substantial equality, considering the benefits ~3ising from said improvements and the burdens imposed thereby~ the said apportiommen~ being in accordance with the Front Foot Rule except as sa~d rule may have been found inequitable; N0W~ TH~EFORE~ BE IT ORDAINED BY T~ BOARD OF C0~,~SSI0~RS OF ~ ~n~ CITY OF L~IV~SIT~ ?ARKi Section !, That there shall be and is hereby levied against each of 'the owners of propertyi below mentioned~ and against its, his or her property below described, the entire cost of curbs and ~ gutters and nine~tenths of the cost of all other improvements in Units or Districts Noos 8¢, 85 and ~ 86~ and, as to Unit or District No~ 8¢ the assessment hereby levied against the abutting property' and the owners thereof is for the entire cost of curbs and gutters and ?l~l~5&~ (bein~ less tha~ ~ nine-tenths) .of the cost of all other improv~ments~ the total amot~nt thereof set opposite each. ~_x~ corporation or person~ and its~ his or her property, the n-ames of the several amounts assessed against said property owners and their property as corrected by said Beard of Commissioners, being as followsi to-wit: 0 0 0 0 0~,~ aP, 0 0 0 0 0 ~,- ~ ~s~ 0 0 0 cO 0 0 ~ ~ ~ 0 ~ ape h~:~v ~' ...... '~ .....':;i'[l,h ;}i'!~ c>s-k,s of collecu,:~o:; IncuP:red~ ~ ~ ~. . .,~..,_ .,, ,.~.!~. ,~, .. . 'tog ..... ~ ...... ~, int, ePesh ?PO: said ~ct'xz[t':~'u:'"Sic:} o~, '~-~ ~-:a3'1 ~:' once ~,, Thul, ,+..,he Cfi. by of UniversiSy Park st:a}~, not become in auuj~ ~ln!:::ler liable fo:'~ the pacmen'5 of !,he s'u~'ns assessed again, s'[ sairi propeFby oNners o-~~ t. hei:', proper~y~ Tha said Uvalfie Co:lst':,uci;~on Co:',!:all2 shall look so!: !Y {sc said prapePhy caners and 'bheiP pFoperLy fop paorms/o,% of said sums~ the sa:i,.,i~ Ciis o:~ Univefsi'[,y Park shall nxa?cise all i'Ss c}!aP{i, eP sn{l S'baL!~%,OP~' po-traPs rlecessa:% ¢;i:}:P by' the Ciby of University Par'}: c.:; ne,si:' :: ,ossib]:: :n the ;re. snoT' :Pay:dod /+, T':,q:'- eot +.h,:, --,,~':}ose of evlder%~in::, kb,:: saver, al s.:u:::s i':,'vqg~' by- said , ..... . _ ~ --%, ,. ....... ~. ?:of 'tne p:roperty o~,:ien and the desc:?:¥,%.:~oo of %ne prope, r%y !,¥, Io% and bl :ok h~a:::eP and fron'b .fee~3 [~the:~,.:,f~ cfr such deserip6ion as ma,j, o6her:.ise identify the same by refePenc<~ to any o'theP fas't.~ and ~:[.~ ~'~l ....... : ....... ~ '... ~-, ..... ~'~ ' ~+n'Pe,. a c ................ p~o.. 'hhePeof as so owned ,~:,~ ~'' ..... .,. (';liabili'[;;. aga:ins{. 'the rea! a.nd [:que o-':ne.? of s:;14 pPopePt, y, j~ltu~, all~ilen'6 z t.. :~n,.,i,?;,1 ox fi.; ........ r~st v~.er'¢c:i vd'::.ri a_is~ at 'th~s opt:ion of I, he said Uvs. lde Co:asS!m,.m'Sion .... ' ' &' ~ ~=~l~ ~ "~'?'~n ~q~' ,~ ,~[" ~,' ~ ~a$:al::,le and shall b¢~ ccllectil~l.e~ togeghe:r ',:f.th reasonable attor:.e?:: fees m~.d all costs of col!ec~,i, on incur:ced ~ -,,' _ ' ' ¢ ¢~, ,' ~,, 4 ¢-, ,, ~t:.,.,. ~ ,A.~.~a..?.e,~:.,,:~ of f, he U~!].V'SPSi.'{'~s Park~ shall be .... d ......... e to 't-he f'~¢ ..... ~' and Co]lect, oPef Taxea of t:,]:l~,~ Ci%y of Un:.ve *s~ ~y' Pa,Fk~ .......... ,,~,.>.:,,. c . ' ........ xho shall c:redit, ssi! ~ ~'o him. dul4,' c:"e,:::m.1:,ed by' al:! Assesso,-and Col],ect. e~* of m _, ..... ~-,-qt de]?:ver said ....................... ,~,.;.a e,.. sa'~: Treasx~reP ?'%', .... ? ~,"~ i:) Cn~ 'toge'bheP .... :~ !,he ~e.~. ,,.m.z .......... ,. for t:,he S~d {}s~qifica~:es shall Zs{P~}he? pPe;~'l~ie tha~,t ~ 3ase of default in payT~}en~ of saint %h~ s~ shall Ns e~?orce.d, either ~c;,j, sih} of the ~l~,ove ~escribed p.roperty by 'the T~ Collector Assess~}P of %h~ Ci~ of UNi/~ePsit~ Park~ as neap as eossible in the R:;}~krirLeP }rovi~ded fop ~i, he sale sf property fop ad valorem tal4es} or by sui3 ~ ~ny tear% having jurisdiction~ ~ AooED A?~ APPROV~ THIS T~i T~'~Y~T}{IRD DAY OF ~}~ A~ D~ I%1~ A RiSOL!.Z['!0N OF Ti-13!', BOARD OF C0?,2,~SSI01!ii}RS 0F TN~ 0I~ 0F I.~!I~NSI~! P~-~.~C C?~XCi)~LIHG P2b~S01~i~I.,~ PROPif~R~N T~iiiiiS iLiSEUSD IN TNi; Ni}]SOLUT!0H~ x{t, S0 RiZi~ PROP]3Z]I AND G~=kSS CUTTING CHA, RG{ES ~ ~N2lRif,.kS~an in~restigation discloses~ to the satisfaction of the Board of Comraissioners~ that fo.x~ tko respective years hereinafter set out~ personal property taxes were assessed and levied against the several persons herein !isted~ for the respective sur:m hereinafter designated~ but no adequate description of the property~ against ?&ich the taxes were assessed~ appears on the tax rotl~ nor anywhere in the records of this City~ and that i.t has been impossible to identify any property against which said ta~es have been assessed~ further~ it has been i.mpossible to make collection of the tax and it has been. impossible to ascertain the present correct address of the person against whom the tax was made and it~ the.refore~ appears that the assessment was improperly nmde and it appears the continuation of the tax charge on the rolls of this City is burdensome and without any advantage ~ ........... ~ BOA~ 0P C, 0~,x,,~o,~ICn~Ro ()ii' ,~ CI~f 0F III.~TV}r]NS!~ 1%%PX~ T~'~:~S~ That the several personal property and other tax items hereinafter listed be~ and they are hereby~ canceled and ordered removed from the rolls~ FOR TI{SI ~,irs~ Rebecca Russell I. A~ Gibbs 2 ~o0 0vet-Assessment 1~00 Gr=s~,-- a o not cut FOR T!~i] IO.'.IAR 1939 Eo T~ Herrin to00 Inc 0rrect Statemextt FOR TITS Yi~l~kR 1938 Fred Hempel o V0gf FOR TN~ Yi~-~R ..... o~ Layton ~,t, Bailey 8°30 Did not own property FOR 'P:-~: . IS~ZR 1935 Layton i:,r. Bail, ey FOR THE r~%!~R 1933 2 ~00 Did not own property R. E. Schutz FOR m'~, ~ ~oeo 8~00 (Grass) Tax Cerozf~cah~ issued 6/21, 40 Signed by ?:f, R~ Hilt} held by Southern Trust & Mt~ Co Burr Ford Wayne I o Chilton F0 R ~iE Y]!}AR t9 cs 1 3 o7~ 5,0,0 $Tax Certificate issued 12/.18/35 Tax Certificate issued in 1933 Dated 12/16/53; signed by M, Tum, e~ held by Dallas Title & Guaranty Con?any. Btnrt Ford 5~13 $Tax Certificate issued a:SIgned by Sara Collett; held, by Dallas Title a Guo.~_ant~' ~'~ ',,r 1.940 ,-,° 03 0 ! o O0 t.,o9 1.0O 19~8 · ~0 1956 1935 1932 8 ~ 75 1931 PS!SSi~ AND Az .~ R~VED TS!S ~' n~ S'q Fr., · l'~z~ , .ilENi~ DAY 0F ~Y 174 WHERiLId~ an investigation diseloses~ to the satisfaction of the board of c~,'~;aissioners~ ~hat for the respective years hereinafter set out~ personal., property taxes were assessed and le~ied against the several persons herein listed~ for the respective s~zms hereinafter designated~ bu~s ne adequate description of the property~ a{]ainst which the taxes were assessed~ appears on 'the tax roll~ nor anywhere in the records of th~s Ci$y~ and that it has been impossible to identify any property against which said taxes have been assessed~ £turther ii; has been impossible to make collection of tke tax and it has been impossible to ascertain the present correct address of the person agains~ whom the tax was made and it~ therefore~ appears that the assessment was improperly made and it appears the continuation of the tax charge on the rolls of this City is b~densome and without ara; advan$ age ~ BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BO&RD OF C0?~,,'~[SSIOI,~Et~$ 0F 'iI-iE CITY 0F oI\riVERSI~ PAP2{i~ TE}~kS~ That the se~era! personal prepePty and other tax items hereinafter listed be~ end the}r are hereby~ caneell, ed and ordered reno-seal ~om the rolls~ FOR t~ Y.~&R 1940 AMOUNT RE&S ONS ~aos, H~ Lewis i~ 6,.56 Y~ R, Der:dell 0la Stinebaugh 5,00 Mabel D, Smith 1~50 Luther Sadler 2,00 (grass) R. },'i, In~t, ehar~ 2.00 St~ lex Crabb 2 ~00 Y, M~ Pernollett 3~50 A~ R~ LaPne 2~00 (grass) Robt, H, Persons 1~00 S~ C, Commander i~allace E, Harris 2~00 Foe L, Wiley i,~0 P~ C~ Yones N~ B~ Evans 3,95 ~insmore H. Bailey' 1~00 M. M. Corm 1~80 Mrs~ Y, S~ Ryan Hazel Lau ~en~chlager 3 ~00 Hudson A~ Miers 1,75 Pat Murphy 2 Y~ L, Reese 2,V5 Y~ N, Ro~ers ~85 H, C. Smith 1~80 Lillie S~ games 5,00 Ruth Seaman Cora D~ Hare 2,00 Aubray G~ Ye~kins 2~00 Ruby E. Talley 2~50 Harold G~ Pritchet2 1~00 Addle M~ House Ro~ C~ Coffee 1~00 ~gPaSS) Roy' C~ Coffee 2~00 Roy C~ Coffee H~ Y~ ?Tn.i~e 1.~85 EPee. est S~ L~ Tees 2.19 S~ R~ LaRue S~00 (gress) Real Estate Adjustment Real Estate. Adjustment Over Assessment Over Assessment Grass not cut C-.Pass no% cut Moved in 19b~ Over Assessment Double Assessment Company- 0aP Perm[. shed hou se · Roam only. Car in Dallas Over Assessed Car bought while ~isiting , '~ ~' ~ --- scld {;S00 o~zeP as~eo~eQ oar Didn~t have cap Over Assessed Not in citx Over As sessment Over As sea smen~ Not in the city Over Assessmen$ Over Asse ssmen~s ~eP .?~s sessment Has Poem only Ho~ in the City Ho fu.:ns.i tu. re Donble assessment Grass no~ No car 1/1/40 Ou?~ by neighbor FOR ~'~' ~? · n.= Y~LR 193 9 Pd~&S 0~{S Alfred A~ ~Yagmer M, W~ LaRooy 2~0© R~ R. Mathews 2,00 D~ A~ ~sank t.0© (grass) D~ A~ ~l?ank l~0O Y~ A~ Hash 4~00 Isle B, Frank 2~00 (grass) ~y T, Tanrer 2 ~00 7,~. S~ Thomas 3~25 Leo C~ Carp 2~00~ Yohn S~ Richardson'~ 1~00 A~ Y~ 0itoh 5~00 ~ H~ Clark 2~00 R. B~ Metcalfe 2~30 Austin E~ Burgess 1,00 Harvey G, Smi{~h 2~00 Leon Bowman 2 ~50 Ruth Seaman 1,00 Xot there 1/1/39 No furni ~6ure Double assessment Settlement with city Hot there 1/1/S9 Settlement with cit~ Ne furniture Ne auto 1/1/39 Not there Car~eo~ locate 0veP Assessmen% No ftttmiture No auto Ho furniture ~er Assessment Hot there 1./1/59 Tom '/f~ Geo~ T, Berryhill T. L. Bloom.%nist '2~u~ iP~ He. lone G. T~ R!ake~ts T~ C. Andrews None Liebem Burr King Eben A. Chamberlain }/'red Harris },~i~ll~ ¥7. Sleeper i{a~hen FinkelsSein R. V,r. Guffey O~ B~ Buchanan Fred S~ Hills O-eo~ l~. E'raxm~ell Dallas Gas Co spany Fred Puella W', Sloodaood i{. 6~ Chandler Paul C~ Stephenson R~ C~ Heartsill Mrs. Lizzie '~Tindsor Fas. E. Ayde!otte Dave 'R~ Burgher Hatt6n '2. Summers /chh L. Horton H. ]7..~ Allen Y~ C. Peavers Julian Bobo D~ Y. Bowen Cardis 17. Bryan C. R. Campbell R~ 0. Cardwell DeJitt Carnet R~ 7L Casste~sens Clyde Coekrell P. H~ Da~idson Y~ ~{. Edwards Grant Ellerheek Nona P~ Gascon LeRoy Gentry Robt. ;:,% Hankins Tom Harris ?/~ H~ Harrison P~ LL Helms Roy Jackson E. E. Kelly Thcs, H~ Lewis D~. i.,indsey ~ O~ Lockhart 7f. S~ LoPing 1/i]. son HcOlure B~ L ~ NcCol if~ C~ NcCultoud~ Barney }'~[cDona Id I~70 7.05 9.65 2.55 7 2 3,50 6 ~30 3.50 3~40 5~50 3.00 3.10 4~50 2~50 2.50 2,50 2.50 4.00 3 ~00 2,00 2~00 8 ~50 4 °50 1~50 1 ~00 1.00 1o50 1 o00 5.00 5.55 4,05 ].3 ~ ?0 (fg?ass) 1 3o~0 4.60 3.50 8o80 2~20 3.00 3 ~00 2~50 2~95 5 °50 5.00 4.00 5~00 4~25 3~50 3~95 1,95 4.00 3 ~50 4.00 4°00 5,20 8~40 '3~15 3~00 2,05 3 °45 5~75 4~30 1~55 2.65 1~70 1 1~00 $ ~00 2.50 No auto 1/1/39 Cam!et locate Can~lot locate 1,To ~rni ture Cannot locate 0veP Assessmen% Canno2 locate No~; there 1/1/39 Cannot locate NoS there t/1/39 Ho~; -hh epa Cannot locate Hot ~hePe 1/t/39 No~ there 1/1/39 Cannot locate No fePni tripe Ca~mot locate Over Assessment Over Assessment Do~.~bte Assessment Cannot locate I~1ot} in city t/l/S9 Over Xs sessme~t Double /a.s set sment 1'{o$ in city 1/1/39 0YeP ~'ks Se SS N?N ~ 0YeP AS set GPass no~ cue No auto 1/1/59 .Cannes locate Ca nYxo S locaJe No$ %here 1/1/39 Cans~oS locate t? if ?f tf Over Assessment C aPltO~ locate ?? ?t Nc, t there 1/1./39 Cannot locate Over ~{L seesn?,ont Ca mac 8 Locate .! CUNT R}2LS }?a'ua D~ Po'its :i!; 1o50 Sc. ck' Raw!es 5 o00 B~ L~ Rice 5~00 Co H. Rice I~ I. Rx,.ssell 3 GPo%er Sell eps Mary Sha:~ 1 ~S0 gee. L. Simpson 5~00 F, 2,, Stade 4~00 F~ N', Stones¢ SP~ R~ F~ S:ith 4~00 Bishop Stokes S~10 HelaP}~ TiPey Hfs, .Alice :,{ithoit S.O0 Edv¢~ O~ U'i!liams i,50 D~ N'~ /inu~ford 4~00 Roy C. Coffee Roy C~ Coffee C. F~ Roderiok C. R~ i'¢illiams C~ L~ Todd Rainey 'Jestberry 0~ B. Chance ,A., Topletz C. ~k, Turner Dan McLeod tsla B~ Frank Hab!e i~..i~ Teat LaVera Douglas Nirs~ -.7. H. Roberts (~'f E Sistrunk Est) Daisy- Shipp I. D. Roach E. I. Olive H. C. Nauce Paul R~ Luther ?fade H. :Williams Geo.. T~ Berryhill R. C~ H'u~hes O. T~ Ricketts Hrs ~ L~ Alexander Harry B~uPt King ~lart T~ Carothers H~ E. Mahaffey Henry' iE~ Cairo H~ L~ Slaughter E.~ G~ Griffin Guy T~ McDonald Y~ Arthur Bragg L. T~ Z~ Smith H. Orady Baker Puella iV. Bloodgo~3 F~ Corme!l NY. E. Boughton Dave R. Burgher Fred E~ Hess Lloyd L. targent G~ lJ. Yackson E~ 7f~ A!derson Estate E~ ~,l~ Armitage H. GPady Baker Y. C~ Baker 7/arren Y~ C:~ Beavers T~ N{. Board .Tull aN. Bobo Till&e C, R~ C~%pbell R. 0~. Cardwell ~50¢ (grass) .50¢ , 1.00 So00 (grass~ 2,~00 S~O0 ! ~00 i ~00 2~75 4¢00 80~00 2~00 1..50 S~O0 1.~00 7 1~00 2.00 4~00 8~50 &~O0 6 ~00 ~50 a~O0 (~Pass) a~O0 ~00 2~00 8~90 a~O0 ~50 a~O0 S~O0 3~50 3 ~00 1,25 5,00 4~00 2.30 2 ~15 5,00 1,75 3,00 2,50 5 ~00 2.50 5 ~50 Canno't locate Did not own 1//1/39 !,Tot thePe 1/1/39 Cam~o t loca Grass no~t OPass not cut N'ot there 1/1/38 Grass not cut ~lot there t/1/38 Cannot loca~e Se'ti;lenient with city Imp~ double assessment 1/1/ss no u thePe Canno't locate Grass not cut Over As sessment Cannot locate l{ot there Cannot locate C a :olio % i Gu=, t N'o fur!ii tuPe Grass not cut Cam'mS locate Hot there 1/1/58 I'To ful'ni 1:;ute Cam!o $ locate Groi)lld -, over assessment "-' 1/1/ss No ~,, thePe Cannot locate Xot there I/1/38 Cannot locate ...... 1/1/o8 Cannot toea Lives in Hi~hland .~azk Can.noS locate 177 FOR ~.HE YI:,~:R 1938 Perry B, Carroll R~ :7~ Casste:rens Y~ L. Candl% 0~ B~ Chance Clyde Cockrell Ed Cole. C. B~ Cook S. L~ Cowan Y~ 0~ Craigie P~ H~ Davidson }'.:'alter Dearmin ]~orena Duiloa il Helen Dupies L~ B. Eastman H. E. Eden Y. :/~ Edwards R~ C~ E~;:ing R~ Fer~uson L~ iP~ Fowler t. Franklin C~ N. C-arre$~ l%na P. Gascon G<~y Ooldstand$ Arthur K~ Hale Robt~ U. Haskins F~ P~ Harding Tom Harris '~ i¢, Harrison Hattie L~ i-hrston .MPs~ V~, C. Hart H~ C,, Headington ~ M, Helms F. R~ Hoetzel Mrs~ Lilli e Howell PFank Ingham Roy Jackson C, ~:~ Yeffers Y,, P, Yore. rs E~ T, Jones K, G~ Keith ?% F. Lee Thomas H, Lewis D~ Lindsey lack Li itt eton H~ Bo Lloyd H~ D. Loyal Lyor.-.Oray L~ber Co Ret¢inatd MaPle. am Herman C~ i~{ason Claud A. Mas2 L. D. I'doore /chh B. Moore Pi epee lt'!urray S~ Y~ Nicholson Chas, ~7~ Nolen Y~ E. Norton Veriin Osborne D~ :.?'. I~ A~ Pinto :k-a~ E~ Ports Paul D, Ports Jack Nawles Horn/er E, Reynolds B~ L~ Rice H. M. Rieke~s D. B~ Rickey C~ T. Rombeek, T~ E~ Ro:land i.,. I. Russell Olareno e SaNple ~oward Ssj}~p]. e ~ 00 ~70 2'~30 5°00 5;00 1;65 28O 2~25 8 fl5 4 2°50 5 .'00 5 ~00 1~85 5,15 S,60 S~00 S,00 S~00 2.35 5~05 3~00 4.00 5.00 3~00 5 ~00 2~50 5 ~00 3~00 5~00 1~25 5.00 5~00 3.00. 5~00 i~50 2~65 6 .!5 4.95 5~00 5~00 3~00 2~00 1~75 5 ~00 5.00 3~00 2~45 2~50 1.35 6~70 5~00 1~50 5 2.50 2~00 8 2~50 5,00 2 ~50 2~70 2~50 3~55 5~00 8 ~10 3 ~55 5~00 3,50 S~00 3 ~00 Can:lot locate No auto 1/1/38 Cennot locate ~o$ there 1/'!./38 Cannot locate Over a s s e s sl~,9, en ~ Cannons locate Over Assessmen~ C an~n~o t locate Over 2kssessmen ~ Cannot Locate 0Yep Assessment Cannot locate O~ep Asses slrlenl; Canno~ loca~e 0Vel. As s e s st;:: efo.-8.l Ca.m:ot locate 0Yep Assessmen~ Car:::o ~ locate ::o8 in City 1/i/38 Cannot locate :,:ct in city 1/1/38 Cannot locate y~ ti'~ Shaw ~;0~ Ca~cd; locate Dr~ Sam ScoSho~r~ 1~50 '~ ..... de 0u ,,:~..~. city C-rover Sellers 5~00 Car..~o Harpy Shaw 1 ~ 90 Geo~ Shelton ~ ~ 00 R~ L, Shetton 3;00 C~ ~7, Sherrill 1~50 0u$si6e city' Geo~ L, Simpson 4~00 Cannot locate. 0rbin SmA zL. 5 J00 R~ F. S/mith 5~00 Mms~ Rae Stikolt 4~B5 Eeo A~ Thayer 5j00 Henry B~ Thevenen$ 5~00 Henry Timey 5 ~50 S~ E,~ owles i~50 ,, T V, H~ Tother2 3~00 Lucian Touchstone 3~00 Yohn Vriesenga 5,00 Glenn H~ ~Jaddelt 5~00 Double assessment Frank Wall 5~00 C~nno~ locate ?:/i]tard H, ~hi$e 3~O0 Outside city' Homer ~;%itetey 5,00 Cam~o$ locate A~ i~ 2'iesner 3~00 ?[rs~ Alice ffilhoi8 3~10 ...... nlford 5~00 FOR '"~ ..... · ~':~ YE~R 1937 Mrs~ G, A,~ Sterling Brod~side Developmem2 Co Broekside Development Co ~Pank Taliaferro FOR .... ?'~" ~dm !~?~ 1936 go ~ Sutton Ho E~ Yarbrough Ida H~ Looney 3rank Taliaferro FOR THE l(i~)d~ ~o~ Y~ So Ardis AMOU~T 1~00 ( grass ) Grass not cut !.1~ ~, O-rass not 8~80 ,, Grass not 2,00 - Grass not cn$ AMOUhT~ t,00 (grass) 0rass not cut 1o00 ' g. Pass not cut 1,00~ - Grass not cut 2.00, ' O:z'ass not cut 7,51 REf~$0NS t.a~s arrmtmt was paid ~ - ~/. a$~d through error was not c~.ed~ted to acc2. SUM~ARY 1940 t939 1938 1937 1936 1934 ~X 339~25 615~35 T0 Tt:fll :i~ 1034 ~45 7.51 15~00 13,00 6~96 5°00 o, ,66 . x~eomu ~,~0 A. PPROV!~D THIS T±iE Vth D&y OF ,f01LY~ A~ D~ 1941~ }/!&YOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING THE THIRTIETH OF SEPTEWBER, 1941, BY APPROPRIATING TWO HUNDRED DOLLABS OUT OF THE GENERAL FUND IN PAYMENT OF EKPENSES INCIDENT TO SECURING OF PAVING (F PRESTON ROAD AND APPROPRIATING SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY D0~JAR~ FROM THE WATER DEPARTMENT ~ FOR THE PAYMENT OF ATTORNEY'S FEES AND EXPENSES INCIDENT TO SECURING OF LEGISLATION IN CONhrECTION WITH DA__LL~S CouNTY, PHESTON ROAD FRESH WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT NO. 10 AND THE WITHDRAWAL OF THE TERRITORY THEREOF WITHIN THIS CITY. BE IT ORDAINED BY~ BOARD OF COM~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITYPARK That this governing body find, and it:does a~firmativeiy'find, that exigencies which may not reasonably have been anticipatedat the time of the preparation of the budget for the current fiscal year have arisen necessitating the amendment hereinafter ordered. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COM~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK That the annual budget for the current year ending the thirtieth day of September, 1941, be, and it is hereby, amended so that there is appropriated from the General Fund the sum of T~O HI~NDRED AND NO/IO0 ($200.00) DOIJ~ARS to defray the expenses of the Mayor of this City for trips to Austin and elsewhere for the purpose of securing the cooperation of the State Highway Department in the paving of Preston Road and there is appropriated from the Water Department Funds the sum of SEVEN HUNDRED AND FI~I~ANDNO/IO0 ($7§0°00) DOLLARS or so much thereof as may be used for that purpose to secure legislation which authorizes the withdrawal of territory within this City from the boundaries of Dallas County, Preston Road Fresh Water Supply District No. 10. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE S~5WENTH DAY OF JULY, 1941. ~YOR, CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK CITY CLERK, CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK AN ORDINANCE AITNEEING 13.194 ACRES OF LAND EAST OF COlT ROAD BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF U~VERSITY PARK That this Board find, and it does affirmatively find, that the residents and property owners of the herein- after described territory have timely filed their petition requesting the annexation of the here- inafter described territory to this City, and that a majority of the persons residing within the hereinafter described territory and qualified to vote for the members of the State Legislature of said territory have voted in favor of having the hereinafter described territory become a part of the City of University Park, and three of said voters, each being a credible person, have made affidavit thereto, and the owners of a majority of the lsnd within such territory as well as a majority of the owners of the land in said territory have petitioned for the annexation thereof. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSIT~K PARK That certain laud area and territory lying east of the present boundaries of the City of Univer- sity Park and described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at the intersection of the east line of Colt Road, being also the west right-of-way line of the H & T C Railway and the present city limits with the north line of University Blvd; THENCE southerly and westerly 762.6 feet along the said east line of Coit Road to the point of intersection of the projected south alley line of the 15' alley north of Dyer Street as shown on plat of Univ- ersity Hills Addition, recorded on Page ll4, Vol. III of the Map Records of Dallas County, Texas; THENCE easterly lllO.5 feet along the south line of said 15~ alley north O? Dyer Street to a point in said south alley property line; THENCE northerly 378 feet to a point in the north ~ine of Fondren Drive; THENCE westerly 289.8 feet along the north line of Fondren Drive to a point in said line; THENCE northerly 320 feet along the projected east property line of the City of University Warehouse Yard to a point in the north line of University Blvdo; T~ENCE westerly 512.2 feet along the north line of University Boulevard to a point in the east line of Colt Road, being also in the west line of the H & T C Railway right-ofmway and also being in the present City limits to the point of beginning, and containing 13o194 acres in Dallas County, Texas, adjoining the limits of the City of University Park; shall be and it is hereby annexed to and made a part of the. City of University Park, for all purposes, and that from thenceforth the territory so received shall be and it is a part of the City of Univer- sity Park and the inhabitants thereof shall be and they are entitled to all the rights and privileges of other citizens of this City and they shall be and are bound by the acts and ordinances and obli- gations of this City. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE S~VENTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1941. MAYOR, CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAHK ATTEST AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF C0~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, ORDERING THE IMPROVE~NT OF CARUTH BOUI~NARD FROM TME WEST LINE OF BALTIMORE DRlU~E TO THE NORTH LII~E OF GREENBRIER DRIVE AT PRESTON ROAD, KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 88; COLGATE DRIVE FR0~ THE WEST LINE OF BALTIMORE DRIVE TO THE EAST LINE OF PRESTON ROAD, KNOWN AS DISTRICT N0. 89; PICKWICK LANE FRON THE NORTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING 0N GREENBRIER DRIVE TO ~IE NORTH LINE OF ALLEY NORTH OF COLGATE DRIVE, KNOWN AS DISTRICT N0. 90, ALL IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, AND ORDERING SPECIFICATI01~S PHE~ PARED, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CONMISSION~S OF Tt~E CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK; That, WHEREAS, CARUTH BOULEVARD FR0~¥I THE WEST LINE OF BALTLMORE DRIVE TO THE NORTH LINE OF GREENBRIER DRIVE AT PRESTON ROAD, KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 88; COLGATE DRIVE FROM THE WEST LINE OF BALTIMORE DRIVE TO THE EAST LINE OF PRESTON ROAD, KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 89; PICKWICK LANE FROM THE NORTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON GREENBRIER DRIVE TO THE NORIit LINE OF ALLEY NORTH OF COLGATE DRIVE, KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 90, is in urgent need of improvement by excavating, grading and paving the same, including concrete curbs and gutters, drains and drainage culverts or structures and the necessary work in connection therewith; and WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park deem it necessary to improve the said streets; Therefore, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF OGENISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ That the said streets be and are hereby ordered improved. That the City Engineer be and is hereby directed to at once prepare plans and specifi- cations for said work, and file s~me with the Board of Commissioners. The said improvements shall be of some standard material to be selected before awarding the contract. That the said specifications shall set out fully the different materials, and the differ- ent classes of work which will be considered. That the cost of said improvements shall be paid as 'follows: (a) The City of University Park shall pay one-~enth of the total cost of said improve- ments; (b) After deducting the amount provided for in Section (a), property owners abutting on said street shall pay the remaining cost of said improvements, which is nine-tenths of the total cost of all improvements. The portion of the cost to be assessed against each property owner shall be paid in five equal installmemts,~ one-fifth thirty days from the date of completion and acceptance of said work by the City of University Park, and one-fifth one year from said date, and one-fifth two years from said date, and one-fifth three years from said date and one-fifth four years from said date; together with seven (7%) per cent interest per annum from date of acceptance, providi.ng that said assessments may be paid before maturity, with accrued interest to the date of payment. That nine-tenths of the total cost of said improvements, including c~u. bs and gutters shall be assessed 151 against the abutting property and against the owners of the same, in accordance with the terms of Article ll05-b, Title 28 Revised Statutes of ~exas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, Texas, in accordance with what is known as the Front - Foot Rule or Plan, as the frontage of the property of each owner is to the whole frontage of the property to be improved, providing that should the appli- cation of this rule in the opinion of the Board of Commissioners be unjust or unequal in any par- ticular case, it shall be the duty of the Board of Commissioners to apportion and assess such cost in such manner and proportion as it shall deem just and equitable, considering the special benefits in enhanced value to be received by such property and the owner thereof, so as to produce a sub- stantial equality of benefits to and burdens imposed upon each property and its owner; and providing that no assessment shall be made until after the notice and hearing to property owners providing by the terms of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106, of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, and further providing that no assessment shall be made against any property or its owner in excess of the benefits in enhanced value accruing to such property owner by reason of said improvement. BE IT ~'URTHER ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONEB~ OF THE CITY oF UNIVERSITY PARK, That the fact that said streets are in very urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the preservation of the public peace, public health and public property requir- ing that the rule requiring three separate readings be and the same is hereby ordered suspended, and that this ordinance shall take effect from and after the date of its passage. PASSED ANDAPPROVED this the 21st day of July, A. D. 1941. /~ ~l~ity Secretary Mayor STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DALLAS~ This is to certify that the above and foregoing instrument is a true and correct coNf of the Ordinance represented, as recorded in Vol. 4 of the Ordinance Records of the City of University Park. WITNESS my hand and seal of office this the 21st day of Jtbly A. D. 1941. A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COM~FFSSIONERS OF TPiE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE PLANS AiVD SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE I~PROVE~NT O~ CARDTH BOULEVARD FROM THE WEST LINE OF BALTIMORE DRIVE TO THE NORTH LINE OF G~- BRIER DRIVE AT PRESTON ROAD, KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 88; COLGATE DRIVE FROM THE WEST LINE OF BALTIMORE DRIVE TO ~ EAST LINE OF PRESTON ROAD, KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 89~ PICKWICK LANE FROM 'i~E NORTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON GREENBRIER DRIVE TO 'IV~E NORTH LINE OF ALLEY NORTH OF COLGATE DRIVE, AS DISTRICT NO. 90~ ~ IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~SSIONHRS OF THE CITY OF U1VIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, That WHEREAS, the City Engineer has heretofore prepared plans and specifications for the improve - merit of Caruth Boulevard from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the N~'th line of Greenbrier Drive at Prest6n Road, known aS District No. 88; Colgate Drive from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the East line of Preston Road, known as DistriCt No. 89; Pickwick Lane frGn the North line of present paving on Greenbrier Drive to the North line of alley north of Colgate Drive, known as District NO. 90, All in the City of University. Park, Texas, bY'excavating, grading, filling and paving, con- structing drainage culverts or structures ~Rd~?the conS~d~ion of curb and gutters, and has presented same to the Board of Commissioners for app~°Val and adoptS, o' ~' a~ WHEREAS, said plans and specificationS' ha. Ye been carefully considered by the Board of Commissioners, THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER ~OL~UED that the S'ai~~ Plans and specifications are approved and adopted as plans and specifibations for s~id ii~ovemen~;~ o~ tb~ ~.~ ......~*~eetso BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Cfty Secretary is hereby instructed to secure bids on the said imp~rovements and submit the~ to .-- ::.'.~rd of Commissioners° THIS RESOLUTION shall take effec~ and be in force from and after the date of its passage. PASSED ANDAPPROVED this the 21st day of tuly A. D. 1941o / / A~T /~ty Secretar~ MAYOR THE STATE OF Th~S COLETIT OF DALLAS This is to certify that the above and foregoing instrument is a true and correct copy of the Resolution represented as recorded in Volume 4 of the Ordinance Records of the City of Univer- sith Park. WITNESS m,V hand and seal of office, this the 21st day of July A. D. 1941. /' ~.C,i:l~y~ Secret~ry BIDDING FOR/W HOn. Mayor and Board of Commissioners City of University Park, Texas Gentlemen: We are making the following bid for furnishing all labor and materials, and constructing your streets and parkways as called for by plans and specifications prepared by your City Engineer. (1) CAR-OITtBOULEVARD from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the North line of Green- brier Drive at Preston Road, known as District No. 88 Approx. App fOX, Approx. Approx. Approx. Approx. Approx. Approx. Approxe Unit Price To~al ?,254.81 sq. yds. 5" reinforced concrete base (2,000 lb. conc.) with l" hot asphaltic top including 5-year maintenance bond per sq. y~. 4,686.86 lin. ft. of 30" monolithic rolled curb and gutter, per lin. f~o .68 3,629.98 cu. yds. earth excavation~ per cu. yd. .2? 123.04 cu. yds. Class "A" concrete in place, per cu. yd. 19.50 18,443.0 lbs. of ReinfOrcing Steel for Class "A" Cone. per lb. .09 664.4 cu. yds. structural excavation, per cu. yd. 1.10 342°0 Inches Inlets, per inch 1.00 60.0 lin. ft. 15" reinf, cone. sewer pipe in place, per lin. ft. 2.25 40.0 lin. ft. 21" reinf, cone. sewer pipe in place, per lin. ft. 3.00 $ 1.62 $ 11,752.79 3,187.06 980.09 2,399.28 1,659.87 730.84 342.00 135.00 120.00 TOTAL $ 21,306.93 1S3 Road, known as District Nco 89. COLGATE DRIVE from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the East line of Preston Approx. Approx. Approx. Approx. Approxo Approx. Approxo Approx. Approx. Approx. Approx. Unit Price Total 6,057.03 sq. yds. 5" reinforced concrete base (2,000 lb. conc) with.l" hot asphaltic top including 5~yearmaintenance bond, per sq° yd. $ 1.62 4,632.85 lin. ft. of 30" monolithic rolled curb and gutter per lin. ft. .68 4,317.39 cu. yds. earth excavation, per cu. yd. .27 76.9 cu. yds. Class "A" Concrete in place, .per cu. yd 19.50 11,527.0 lbs. of Reinforcing Steel for Class "A" Concrete, per lb. .09 498.3 cu. yds. structuralexcavation, per cu. yd. 1.10 528.0 Inches Inlets, per inch lo00 32.0 lin. ft. 15" reinf, conc. sewer pipe in place, per lin. ft. 2.25 32.0 lin. ft. 21" reinfo conc. sewer pipe in place, .per lin. ft. 3.00 32.0 lin. ft. 24" reinf, cone. sewer pipe in place, per lin. ftc 3.65 140.0 sq. yds. 2-course penetration top and base, approach to Preston Road, per sq. yd. .75 TOTAL 9,812,39 3,208.82 1,165.70 1,499.55 1,037~43 548.13 528.00 72.00 96.00 116.80 105.00 (3) PICKWICK LA1VE from the North line of present paving on Greenbrier Drive to the North line of alley north of Colgate Drive, known as District No. 90. Approx. 2,005.2 sq. yds. 5" reinforced concrete base (2,000 lb. conc.) with 1" hot asphaltic top including 5-year maintenance bond, per sq. dy. $ 1.62 3,248.42 Approx. 1,640.7 lin. ft. of 30" monolithic rolled curb and gutter, per lin. ft. .68 1,115.68 Approx. 1,046.9 cu. yds. earth excavation, per cu. yd. .27 282.66 Approx. 73.6 sq. yds. 6" concrete alley approach, per sq. yd 1.75 128.80 TOTAL $ 4,775.56 It is understood and agreed that in the above bid we are to furnish the City of University Park with a 5-year maintenance bond in an amount equal to twenty - five per cent of the contracted price of the improvements, said bond to be in all respects acceptable to the City of University Park. It is further understood and agreed that contract may be made on any one of the above street improvement districts independently of any other district. It is further understood that in the above bid we are to take City of University Park 7% paving paper and that the City of University Park will pass proceedings to give us an effective and binding assessment on the property abutting, on these streets, all proceedings are to be subject to the approval of the City Attorney and our Attorney. It is further understood that l0 percent of the total cost of the improvements as set forth above will be paid for in cash by the City of University Park and the balance of the cost will be assessed against the property owners. Submitted by :UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Frank F. Bell Vice - Presid~'n't Date July 21~ 194! RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF ~HE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE BID OF THE UVALDE CG~STRL~TION C0~PANY AND AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR THE IMPROVING OF CARUTH BOULEVARD FR(t~ THE 'WEST LINE OF BALTIMORE DRIVE TO THE NOR~ LINE OF GREENBRIER DRIVE AT PRESTON ROAD, ENOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 88; COLGATE DRIVE FROM THE WEST LINE OF BALTIMORE DRIVE TO 'l$IE EAST LINE OF PRESTON ROAD, E~0WN AS DISTRICT NO. 89; PICKWICK LANE FR0~ THE NORTH LINE OF PRESE~ PAVING ON GR~.~RIER DRIVE TO THE NGRTH LINE OF ALLEY NORTH OF COLGATE DRIVE, KNOWN AS DISTRICT N0o 90, ALL IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OFU!VIVERSITYPARK: THAT, Whereas~ pursuant to ordinances duly passed on the . , bids were invit- ed for the improvement of the streets hereinafter referred 'to; and, WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners, after carefully tabulating and inspecting the bids, is of the opinion that the bid of the Uvalde Construction Company is the most advantageous bid to the City of University Park and to the abutting property owners. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COM2~iSSIONERS 0FTHE CITY 0FUNIVERSITY PARK, That the bid of the Uvalde Construction for the improvement of Caruth Boulevard from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the North line of Greenbrier Drive at Preston Road, known as District No. 88; Colgate Drive from the West line of Baltimore Drive 'to the East line of Preston Road, known as District No. 89; Pickwick Lane from the North line of present paving on Greenbrier Drive to the North line of alley north of Colgate Drive, known as District No. 90, all in the City of University Park, be and the same is hereby accepted and the Mayor and City Secretary are instructed to enter into a contract on behalf of the City of University Park with the Uvalde Construction Company for said improvements in conformity with the terms of their said bid. That this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after the date of its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 21st DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1941. ATTEST~~~ / Secretary Iff~YOR THE STATE OF TEX~ COUNTY OF DALLAS This is ~ certify that the above and foregoing instrument is a true and correct copy of the resolution represented as recorded in Volume 4 of the Ordi~nce Records of the City of Univer- sity Park° ~TNESS myhand and seal of o~ice this 21st day of July, A. D. 1941. ~' // ~t~--Secretary STATE OF TEXAS OOUNTY OF DALLAS THIS CONTRACT, this day made and entered into by and between the City of University Park, a municipal corporation, incorporated under the general laws of the State of Texas, Party of the First Part, and UVALDE CONSTRUCTION C0~?ANY, a private corporation organized and incor- porated under the laws of the State of Texas, Party of the Second Part, WITh~SSETH: That the said parties have agreed as follows: The UVALDE CONSTRL~TION C0~J~ANYagrees to furnish all labor and materials, tools, machinery, etc. necessary to lay and to construct in accordance with the specifications attached hereto, a wearing surface of hot asphaltic concrete (fine graded aggregate) l" in thickness on a 5" concrete base, including excavating, grading, filling, etc. concrete curb and gutter, drains, drainage culverts, or structures, etc. and other necessary work in connection therewith, in accordance with the plans and specifications hereto attached, on the following streets, to-wit: Caruth Boulevard from the West llne of Baltimore Drive to the North line of Greenbrier Drive at Preston Road, known as District No. 88; and, Colgate Drive from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the East line of Preston Road, known as District No. 89; and, Pickwick Lane from the North line of present paving on Greenbrier Drive to the North line of alley north of Colgate Drive, known as District No. 90, all in the City of University Park, Texas. It is agreed that where the construction of any other work of improvement covered by the bid hereto attached is desired by the Party of the First Park that Party of the Second Part will do said work and furnish said materials at the prices nem~ed hereinafter. For said work, the Party of the Second Part shall be paid at the following rates and prices, to-wit: Item Price in Words Earth excavated material, per cu. yd. Rock excavated material, per cu. yd. Removing concrete sidewalk, per sq. ft. Concrete sidewalk complete in place, per sq. ft. Removing combined C&G, per lin. ft. Trimming sidewalk on corner alteration, per lin. ft. Concrete driveway complete in place, per sq. yd. Combination 30" roll C&G per lin. ft. Concrete headers, per lin. ft. l" hot asphaltic concrete (fine graded aggregate) on a 5" concrete base, with guarantee, per sq. yd. Class "A" Concrete in place per cu. yd. Reinforcing stell for class TA" concrete in place, per lb. Structural earth excavation per cu. yd. Structural rock excavation per cu. yd. Drain inlets per lin. in. of inlet 15" reinforced concrete sewer pipe in place, per lin. ft. 21" reinforced concrete sewer pipe in place, per lin. ft. 24" reinforced conc. sewer pipe in place, per lin. ft. Twenty-seven cents Three Dollars & Fifty Cents Five Cents Twenty-five Cents Twenty-five cents Six Cents One Dollar ~ Seventy five cents Sixty-eight Cents Fifty Cents One Dollar & Six~Y-two cents Nineteen Dollars & Fifty Cents 0.27 3.50 .05 .25 .25 .O6 1.75 .68 .50 1.62 19.50 (b) After deducting the amount provided for in section (a), the remainder of said costs, which is nine-tenths of the total cost of said improvements, including the cost of curbs and gutters, shall be assessed against the respective properties abutting on said portions of said streets, which said assessment shall also be a personal charge against said property owners, and shall be in proportion as the frontage of the property of each owner in said Unit or District is to the whole frontage to be improved, said cost to be apportioned between said property owners in accordance with what is known as the Front Foot Rule or Plan, and said sum shall be payable in five equal installments, one-fifth thirty days after the completion of said improvements and acceptance ty the Board of Commissioners, one-fifth one year from said date; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date and one-fifth four years from said date, together with interestl on the amount of said installments from the date of acceptance at the rate of seven percent per (a) The City of University Park shall pay one-tenth of the total cost of said improve- ments, including curbs and gutters, in cash upon completion and acceptance of said improvements. The cost of said improvements shall be paid as follows: Three Dollars & siEty-five cents 3.65 Two Dollars & twenty-five cents 2.25 Three Dollars 3.00 Nine Cents .09 Ten Cents 1.10 Four Dollars 4.00 One Dollar 1.00 annum. Assignable certificates shall be issued by the City of University Park for said portion to be assessed against said property owners, which said certificates shall be in such usual and customary form as Party of the Second Park may desire and shall contain such evidentiary recitals and such pro-i visions for their collection as provided by Article l105-b, Title 28 Revised Statutes of Texas, ~ being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas and the Ordinances of the City of University Park. Said Uvalde Construction Company agrees to begin work on this contract upon ten days' written notice from the City of University Park after all proceedings necessary to fix a valid and binding assessment have been had and passed by the G~ty of University Park and the fifteen days estoppel period provided by Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas have elapsed, but shall not be required to being work hereunder unless and until it has obtained adequate security by assessment or private contract for that part of the contract price for which the City is not liable; and failure to make said improvements in front of exempt property shall not invalidate any other assessment. Party of the First Part promises and agrees to use its municipal powers to fix and establish valid and binding assessments and liens, and re-assessments, if necessary, and to issue and to deliver valid and binding certificates for the several amounts to be paid by the abutting property owners under the terms of this contract, but it is expressly understood, stipulated and agreed that the Party of the Second Part shall look solely to the abutting property owners for the respective sums and amounts to be paid by them respectively upon the terms under which the improve- ments covered and contemplated hereby are to be made, and the City of University Park shall not be liable for any part of the sums to be paid by said Parties, and the City of University Park shall not be liable for any costs or expenses incurred in endeavoring to enforce the liability of any other party or parties for a part of the cost of said improvements, but said City will bring suit in its own name to enforce any of said certificates upon request of Party of the Second Part or other legal holder of said certificates. The Uvalde Construction Company agrees to fully indemnify and save whole and harmless the City of University Park from all d~nages or losses arising out of any real or pretended cause of action, occasioned to any person or property by the construction in an improper, careless or negli- gent manner of the improvements herein mentioned° Said Uvalde Construction Company agrees to construct said improvements in the manner and of the materials mentioned in the specifications hereto attached, all of which are made a part of this contract, the same as if written herein in full. The said Uvalde Construction Company agrees, binds and obligates itself to so construct said improvements, and to use such materials in the construction of same, that it will be and remain in good repair and condition for and during a period of five years from the final completion and acceptance of the work by the City of University Park, so that at the end of said period of five years said pavement shall be in a good and serviceable condition, smooth and free from any defects that will impair its usefulness as a roadway and the said Uvalde Construction Company further agrees to maintain the said street in accordance with the terms and provisions of this contract and agrees that in case during said five year period such defects have developed as to impair the usefulness of said streets as roadways, and it is necessary to re-surface or repave said streets, it will, after twenty (20) days written notice, do the said work or repair or the said re-surfacing or re-paving of said streets with- out additional expense to the said City of University Park, and in case the said Uvalde Construction Company should fail to do so, it agrees that the City of University Park, or its successors, may do said work in the manner provided in this contract, and charge the same, together with the sum of ten i($10.00) dollars per day during such failure against the said Uvalde Construction Company, and the sureties on its bond herein. A maintenance bond in the sum of twenty-five (25%) per cent of the con- tract price for said improvements shall be furnished upon the completion and acceptance of said improve-ii ments by the City of University Park. IN WITNESS WITEREOF~ The City of University Parkhas caused this instrument to be signed by its Mayor, and attested by its City Secretary with the corporate seal, and the Uvalde Construction Company has caused this inst~mnent to be signed by Frank F. Bell~ its Vice~President, and attested by its Secretary this 21st day of July, A. D. 1941. CITY OF UNIS~ITY PARK ATT~T~ ~?//J Mayor Party of the First Park ATTEST: Secretary UVALDE C 0NSTRUCTION C0~PANY Vice-President Party of the Second Park ~HE STAX OF ~ COUNTY OF DALLAS CONSTRUCTION BOND KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That Uvalde Construction Company, as Principal and AMERICAN SURETY C0~ANY OF I~EWYORK, asSureties, do hereby acknowledge themselves to be well and firmly bound to pay unto the City of University Park~ a municipal corporation, organized under the general laws of the State of Texas, the sum of Eleven Thousand Sixty-Eight and 08/100 ($11,068.08) at University Park, in the County of Dallas~ Texas, for the payment of which sum well and truly to be made to the said City of University Park, and its successors, the said Principal and Sureties do expressly bind themselves and their heirs, representatives, assigns, and successors Jointly and severally. The condition of this obligation is such, that whereas, the above bounden UVALDE CON- STRUCTION COMPANYby a contract in writing of date the 21st day of July, A. Do 1941, with the City of University Park, covenants and agrees to do and perform certain work of laying and constructing a wearing surface of 1" hot asphaltic concrete (fine graded aggregate) top on 5" concrete base, on the following streets: Caruth Boulevard from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the North line of Greenbrier Drive at Preston Road, known as District No. 88; and, Colgate Drive from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the East line of Preston Road, known as District No. 8g; and, Pickwick Lane from the North line of present paving on Greenbrier Drive to the North line of alley north of Colgate Drive, known as District No. All in the City of University Park, Texas, and to do and perform said work in a strict accordance and compliance with the terms and provisions of the said contract, which said contract is in all respects hereby referred to ~nd made a part hereof, and shall promptly make payments to all persons supplying it with labor and materials in the prosecution of said work; and this obligation is further con- ditioned that no change in the terms and provisions of the specifications or manner of making payment shall to any extent affect the obligation of the Principal or Sureties on this bond. NOW, THEREFORE, if the bounden UVALDE CONSTRUCTIONCON~ANY shall faithfully and strictly perform all of the terms, provisions and stipulations of the said contract in accordance with its true tenor and effect, this obligation shall become null and void, but otherwise it shall remain in full force and effect. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, WITNESS OUR HAR~DS AND SEALS This the 21st day of July, A. D. 1941 Attest: Attest: $o E. Bentley Secretary H. G. Sch0onover Res. Asst. Sec. UVALDECONSTRUCTION CO~PANY BY Fr,ank Fo Bell '~ ~ice_president Principal AMERICAN SURETY CO. OF NEW YORK BY Ben T. Harrison Resident Vice-Pres. Mayor of the City of University Par~ / ~ ~ity Secretary RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF 00b~ISSIOI~ERS OF TI~E CITY OF UNIV~ITY PA~EK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE CONTRACT ~d~D BONDS WITH UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR I~PROVING CARUTH BOULEVARD FROM ~ WEST LINE OF BALTIMORE DRIVE TO THE NORTH LI1VE OF GREENBRIER DRIVE AT PRESTON ROAD, KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 88; COLGATE DRIVE FROM THE WEST LINE OF BALTIMORE DRIVE TO THE EAST LINE OF PRESTON ROAD, AS DISTRICT NO. 89~ PICKWICK LANE FROM THE NORTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON GREENBRIER DRIVE TO THE NORTH LINE OF ALLEY NORTH OF COLGATE DRIVE, KNOWN AS DISTRICT N0. 90; ALL IN THE CITY OF UNIVh~ITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That, Whereas, the contract in writing between UVALDE CONSTRUCTION C0}~PANY and the City of University Park and bond of UVALDE CONSTRUCTION C0~A~ for the improvement of Caruth Boulevard from the West line °fBaltimore Drive to the North line of Greenbrier Drive at Preston Road, known as District No. 88~ and, Colgate Drive from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the East line of Preston Road, known as District No. 89; and, Pickwick Lane from the North line of present paving on Greenbrier Drive to the North line of alley north of Colgate Drive, known as District NOo 90, all in the City of University Park, have this day presented to the Board of Commissioners for approval~ and WHEREAS, said contract and bonds are in proper form and the securities on said bonds are go~ and sufficient; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY 'i~IE BOARD OF C0~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That this contract and bonds be and the same are hereby ratified, adopted and approved. That this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED, this 21st day of July, A. D. 1941o Secretary Mayor THE STATE OF TEXAS COliCkY OF DALLAS I, RALPH E. ItA~AN, City Secretary of the City of University Park, Texas, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a resolution passed by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park~ on th~ 21st day of July, Ao Do 1941o IN WIT, S ~IEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of the City of University Park this 21st day of July, A. D. 1941 Secretary 0RDINA~NCE OF THE BOARD OF C0~i~ISSION~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, T~S, DETERMINING THE N~EESSITY OF LE~NG AN ASSESSN~NT AGAINST THE PROPERTY AND THE OWNERS THEREOF ON CARUTH BOUI~VARD AGAINST THE PROPERTY AND THE OWNERS THEREOF ON CARUTH BOL~VARD ~ROI~ THE ~EST LIh~E OF BALTIMORE DRIVE TO THE NORTH LINE OF GREENBRIER DRIVE AT PRESTON ROAD, KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 88; COLGATE DRIVE FR0~ THE WEST LINE OF BALTIMOPd~ DRIVE TO THE EAST LINE OF PRESTON ROAD, KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 89; PICKWICK LA~ FROI~ TPIE NORTH LINE OF P ~RF~SENT PAVING ON GR]~NBRIER DPJ~VE TO THE NOPS~H LINE OF ~ NORTH OF COLGATE DRIVE, KN0~N AS DISTRICT NO. 90, ~J=L IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY P~MK, FOR A PART OF THE COST OF I~PROVING SAID STREETS AND FI~NG A TI~E FOR TH~ HEARING OF THE 0WI~ERS OR AGENTS OF SAID 0~N~RS OF SAID PROPERTY OR OF ~ PERSONS INTERESTED IN SAID IMPROVE~ENTS AS PRO- I~IDED BY ARTICLE ll05-b, TITLE 28~ REVISED STATL~ OF TEXAS. BEING CHA~ER 106 OF T~ ACTS OF THE FORTIETH LEGISLA2WJRE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS, A~ THE ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DNIVERSITY PAPJ~, A~D DIRECTING THE CITY SECRETARY TO GIVE NOTICE OF SAID P~RING AND EXA~NING AND APPROVING THE STAT~V~ OR REPORT OF THE CITY ENGINEER AkrD DECIDING AN E~ERGEN~Y. BE IT 0RDAINEDBY THE BOARD OF COM~tlSSIONERS 0FTHE CITT OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That, Whereas, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, has heretofore by ordinance duly passed and approved, ordered the improvement of the following streets, to-wit: Caruth Boulevard from the ~est line of Baltimore Drive to the North line of Greenbrier Drive at Preston Road, known as District No. 88~ and, Colgate Drive from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the East line of Preston Read, known as District No. 89~ and, Pickwick Lane from the North line of present paving on Greenbrier DriVe to the North line of alley north!of Colgate Drive, k~own as District No. 90, all in the City of University Park, Texas: and, ~, plans and specifications for the improvement of said streets have been duly pre- pared and approved as required by Article ll0~-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas~ being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Parks and, ~HERF~, as required by said Ordinances and Statutes, after bids for said work of imorove- ment had been made, said work of improvement was let to UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY to improv~ with a one (l") inch hot asphaltic concrete pavement on a five (5) inch concrete base~ including ex- cavating, grading and filling and concrete curbs and gutters, and drainage culverts or structures as provided by said plans and specifications; and, WHEREAS, a written contract has been entered into by and between the City of University Park and Uvalde Construction Company for the construction of said improvement: THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAIIIEDBY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY 0FUNIVERSITYPARK: That the revised report or statement of the City Engineer filed with the Board of Commissioners, describing the abutting property and giving the names of property owners and number of front feet and the cost of improvements chargeable against each abutting property and its owner, having been duly examined, is hereby approved~ That the Board of Commissioners does hereby determine to assess nine-tenths of the cost of all improvements against the owners of the property abutting thereon and against their properties, in accordance with the provisions of Article ll05-b, Title 28 Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park. That the said assessment shall be made after a notice to such property owners and all interested persons and a hearing herein men- tioned, and that the said portion of the said cost of improvements to be assessed against such property owners and their property shall be in accordance with the Front Foot Rule or Plan in the particular Unit or District, in the proportion that the frontage of the property of each owner in the Unit or District bears to the whole frontage of the property in the Unit or District; that after such hearing, if such plan of apportionment be found to be not just and equitable in particu- lar instances, the Board of Commissioners shall so apportion all said cost as to produce a sub- stantial equality between all such property owners abutting on said portion of said street, having in vieW the special benefits in enhanced value of said property to be received by such parcels of property and owners thereof, the equities of such owners and the adjustment of such apportion- ment so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits received and burdens imposed~ and that in no event shall any assessment be made against any property or the owners thereof in excess of the enhanced value of such property by reason of such improvement° That the proportionate cost of such improvement which is contemplated to be assessed against such owners ~nd their properties shall become due and payable as follows: One-fifth thirty days after the completion and acceptance by the City of University Park of said improvements, one-fifth one year after said date, one-fifth two years after said date~ one-fifth three years after said date, and one-fifth four years after said date, together with interest from said date at the rate of seven per cent per annum, and reasonable attorney's fees and all costs of collection in case of default° That the total proportionate part of such improvement that is contemplated to be assessed against such owners ~nd their respective properties and the names of the owners of property abutting upon said street, aforesaid property to be improved and the description of that property and the several amounts proposed to be assessed against them respectively for paving and for curb and gutter, and the grand to~al thereof, which said sum does not and shall not'in any event exceed nine-tenths of the total estimated cost of said improvements~ including curbs and gutters, is as follows: ~ O O O O O O O O ~ O 1~ O O O O ~ ~ O ~ ~. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ c~ c~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ O O~ O~ ~ O O O O O O O O O O ~ O O O O O O O~ O~ O C~ Cq 04 Cq O O O O O O O O O oq O~ O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O ~ ~ O O O O O O ~:) ~D O bO U~ O O O O O O O o~ ~JA ~ O O O O O ~ ~ O ~ O4 O O O O O O O O r~ cq c~ O O O O O ~] c~ O ~. ..D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~'~ c~ '.0 0 0 0 0 0 ,.0 -.0 0 O O o O O O O O O o o o o~1 o~ O o O O O O O o O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 oO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 i91 ~ ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~¢~ (~ 0 (%1 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ ~4 0 0 0 0 0 0 o~, oO oO oO oD, 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0 '.O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 ~J 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ,ri .ri 0 ',-t .ri .~ ,ri .H *ri .ri ,ri · ri .~ ~ -~ -~ .~ .~ .~ .~ .~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 195 0 '..0 Il-,,,, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 '4- ~ ~-4 04 t.~ ~ 04 04 04 ~ ~ ¢~ e,~ ~ ~ .4- 0 ~ ~ ..0 0". 0 0 04 b.- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 04 04 ¢','"1 ~ 04 04 O,l 04 C~J tM O~ 0,,t 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 ~o (v3 CD ',.0 .~- · · 0 · o 0 .FI o~ ,-.12> 0 0 0 0 197 That a hearing shall be given to all persons, firms, or corporations owning any such abutting prop~ erty or-any interest therein~ their agents and attorneys, and any person or persons interested in said improvements, before the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, as provided by the Provisions of Article ll05-b, Title ES, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the first called session of the 40th Legislature of the State of Texas, which said hearing shall be had on the 18th day of August, Ao Do 1941, at ?:~0 Po M. 0tclock in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, and which said hearing shall be continued from day to day and from time to time as may be necessary to give all said persons full and fair opportunity to be heard on any matter which is a constitutional prerequisite to the validity of any assessment proposed to be made, and to contest the amounts of the proposed assessments, the lien and liability thereofii and special benefits to abutting property and owners thereof by me,ns of the improvements for whicE said assessments are to be levied, the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity, and validity of the pro- ceedings and contract in connection with Such improvements and proposed assessments, and the Board of Commissioners shall have the power to correct any errors, in-accuracies, irregularities and invalidities and to supply any deficiencies and to determine the amounts of assessments and all other matters necessary in connection therewith° That after the conclusion of the hearing above mentioned such sum or sums as may be determined by the Board of Commissioners to be payable by said property owners shall be assessed against them respectively and against their respective properties, by ordinance or ordinances, in the manner prescribed by the said paving law and ordinances of the City. That the City Secretary of the City of University Park is hereby directed to give notice to such property owners, their agents or attorneys, and to all interested persons, of said hearing, as prescribed by the provisions of said paving law and ordinances of the City, by publishing said notice three times in the Park Cities News which is a newspaper published in Dallas County, Texas~ and of general circulation in the City of University Park, the first of said publications to be made at least ten days before the date set for said hearing. Said City Secretary may also mail a copy of said notice by registered letter to each of said property owners, if known, or their agents or attorneys, if known, said notice to be deposited in a post office in the County of Dallas at least ten days before the date set for hearing° However, said notice by registered letter shall be cumulative only, and notice 'by publication shall be full, due and proper notice of said hearing. It shall not be necessary to the validity of said notice of hearing to name any property owner abutting on said street~ and the fact that any such property owner or owners are incorrectly named or not named at all shall in no wise affect the validity of the assessment against such property nor the personal liability against the real and true owner or owners of said property. No errors or omissions in the descriptions of the properties abutting on said street shall in any wise in- validate said assessment, but it shall be the duty of such property owner or owners whose property is incorrectly described to furnish a proper description at the hearing or hearings provided for° No error or omission of any character in the proceedings shall invalidate any assessment or any certificate issued in evidence thereof. Provided~ however, that in cases where property is owned by more than one person, there shall be assessed against each of said persons and against his interest in the property only that portion of the total assessment against such property which his interest therein bears to the whole property; and if in any case any person is named as an owner who has no interest in the property, or any person owning an interest therein is omitted, there shall be assessed against the true owner or owners, whether named or unnamed, and his or their interest in the property that part of the to~al assessment against such property which such interest therein bears to the whole property; the assessment where there is more than one owner being several and not Joint, both as to the lien thereby created and the personal liability of the owners. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY ~IEBOARD OF C0~ISSIOI~ERS OF THE CIT~ 0FUNIYERSITY PARK; That the fact that said portions of said streets are in such urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the preservation of the public peace, public health and public property requiring that the rule requiring three several readings be and the same is hereby ordered suspended, and that this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage° PASSED ANDAPPROVED, this 21st day of July, A. D. 1941. ~//~_~Cit'~ Secretary M~yor THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF D.&LIAa I, RALPH E~ ~%MI~kN, City Secretary of the City of University Park, Texas, do hereby cer- tify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of an ordinance passed by the Board of Commissiom- ers of the City of University Park on the ,1st day of July, A. D. 1941o In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of the City of University Park~ this 21st day of July, A. D. 1941o ~' %~_ C~t~ Secretary NOTICE To all persons, firms or corporations owning or claiming any property or any interest therein on the streets hereinafter named in the City of University Park, Texas; The Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, has ordered that the following described streets shall be improved by raising, grading and filling and installing concrete curbs and gutters, and by paving with a wearing surface of hot asphalt concrete one (1~) inch in thick- ness on a five (5") inch reinforced concrete foundation and constructing concrete curbs and gutters together with appurtenances including drains and culberts or structures, to-wit: Caruth Boulevard from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the North line of Greenbrier Drive at Preston Road, known as District No. 88; and, Colgate Drive from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the East line of Preston Road, known as District No. 89; and, Pickwick Lane from the North line of present paving on Greenbrier Drive to the North line of alley north of Colgate Drive, known as District No. 90. A contract has been entered into with Uvalde Construction Come, any of Dallas, Texas, for the con- struction of such improvements. It is proposed to assess against the abutting property and the owners thereof, nine-tenths of the entire cost of said improvements° The estimated amounts proposed to be so assessed per front foot and the estimated total cost of the improvement of each of said units or districts are as follows: First column, assessment per front foot paving; second, assessment per lineal foot curb and gutter; third, estimated total cost: Caruth Boulevard from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the North line of Greenbrier Drive at Preston Road, known as District No. 88. Colgate Drive from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the East line of Preston Road, known as District no. 89. Pickwick Lane from the North line of present paving on Greenbrier Drive to the North line of alley north of Colgate Drive, known as District no. 90. Paving Rate Assessmont per lin. ft. Estimated 2.er front ft. Curb a~d Gutter Total Cost Dist. 88 3.62498 .68~ $ 20,501.85 Dist. 89 2.88361 .68¢ 17,715o32 Dist~ 90 2.03324 .68¢ 4,775.56 A hearing will be given to the property owners by the governing body of said city at the City Hall in University Park, Texas, at 7:30 Po N., on the 18th day of August, 1941o At such hearing the property owners will be heard on any matter as to which the hearing is a constitutional prerequi- site to the validity of the assessment, and to con,est the amounts of the proposed assessments, the lien and liability thereof, the special benefits to the abutting property and owners thereof by means of the improvement for which the assessments are to be levied, and the accuracy sufficiency regularity and validity of the proceedings and contract in connection with such improvements and pro- posed assessments. All persons, firms or corporations claiming any interest in the abutting prop- erty whether named in the proceedings or not will be entitled to be heard at said hearing. Follow- ing such hearing, assessments will be levied against the abutting property and the true owners there of, and such assessments will be a personal liability of the true owners whether named or not, and a first and prior lien on the property superior to all liens except ad valorem taxes. Further details relating to the subject matter of this notice may be obtained from the specification estimate, contract and proceedings on file in my office. Done by order of the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park this the 21st day of July, A. D. 1941. ~}ity ~~_ar~. of the 'C:~'~ of Unive~s~ AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CG.~ISS!0NERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK REGULATING TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY REQUIRING OPERATORS TO BRING ALL D~0TOR VEHICLES NOVING EAST At~D WEST 0N BRYN MAWR STREET TO A FUIJ~ STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING TO E~ OR CROSS THE INTERSECTION OF AIRLINE ROAD, AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF C(~7~gISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That stop signs be placed on Bryn Mawr at the east and west sides of Airline Road, within the City of University Park, and that all persons while operating an automobile, motorcycle, bicycle, truck or other vehicle, be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed east or west on Bryn Mawr into or across Airline Road without having first then and there brought and caused such motor vehicle, or other vehicle, to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop sign and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across the intersection of Bryn Mawr Street and Airline Road without coming into contact or collision with any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object. Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars. This ordinance shall be effective immediately after its passage and publication as required by law, and if any part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall never-the-!! less be effective. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 21st DAY OF JULY, A. Do 1941. MAYOR AN ORDINANCE OF TM BOARD OF C0~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, CR~PATING A FIRE LANE 0N THE EAST AND ~AEST SIDES OF W~TCIiES~ER DRIVE FR0_~_ THE NORTH LINE OF LOVERS LANE TO THE ALLEY NORTH OF COLGATE AVENI/E, PROHIBIT- ING THE PARKING OF ANY VEHICLE ALONG SAID FIRE LANE AT ANY TIME AND PROVIDING A PENALTY. ~EREAS, Westchester Drive from the north line of Lovers Lane to the alley north of Colgate Avenue has not sufficient width to permit parking of vehicles thereon and the passage of fire engines, nor sufficient width to accommodate large amount of traffic on said street, and it is dangerous to pedestrians on said street that parking of vehicles be permitted thereon; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF C0~5~ISSION~..~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS; THAT a fire lane, as defined in an ordinance of the City of University Park, Texas, adopted May 4, 1931, regulating the ranking and parking of automobiles, and other vehicles, is created and established on the EAST AND%~ST SIDLES OF WESTCHESTER DRIVE FROM THE NORTH LINE OF LOVERSLANE TO THE ALLEY NORTH OF COLGATE AVENUE, and all vehicles, whether automobiles, wagons, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles or otherwise are prohibited from parking on the east and the west sides of Westchester Drive within such limits at any time. II THAT person, fica or corporation who shall park any vehicle within said limits shall be subject to the same pains and penalties set out in said ordinance of May 4, 1931, and in addition there- to such vehicles so parked may be impounded and the costs incurred in such impounding shall be paid before such vehicle is released. by law. This ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage and publication as required PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 21st DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1941. AN ORDINANCE OF THE B~ARD OF C0~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIV~RSITY PARK REGULATING TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY REQUIRING OPERATORS TO BRING AL L MOTOR V~-IIC~ MOVING EAST AND ~,~ST ON MoFARLIN BOULEVARD, LARCHMONT AVENUE, WII~DSOR PARKWAY, STANHOPE AVF2~JE, SHENANDOAH AVE~PtrE, NOR~CANDY AIrENtrE, SAN CARLOS DRIVE ~'flTD POTOMAC AVENUE TO A FULL STOP bEFORE PROC~DING TO ENTER OR CROSS THE INTERSECTION OF ARMSTRONG PARK%¢AY~ AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VI~ATION THEREOF. BE IT 0RDAI]~ED BY '~'HE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That stop signs be placed on McFarlin Boulevard; Larchmont Avenue~ Windsor Parkway, Stanhopei Avenue~ Shenandoah Avenue, Normandy Avenue; San Carlos Drive' and Potomac Avenue at the east and west sides of Armstrong Par~,;ay, within the City of University Park, and that all persons while operating an automobile, motorcycle~ bicycle, truck or other vehicle, be and they are prohbiited from pro- ceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed east or west on McFarlin Boulevard, Larchmont Avenue, Windsor Parkway, Stanhope Avenue, Shenandoah Avenue, NornmndyAvenue, San Carlos Drive and Potomac Avenue into or across Armstrong Parkway without having first then and there brought and caused such motor vehicle, or other vehicle, to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop sign and thus ~emain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across the inter- section of McFarlin Boulevard and Armstrong Parkway, Larchmont Avenue and Armstrong Parkway, Windsor Parkway and Armstrong Parkway~ Stanhope Avenue and Armstrong Parkway, Shenandoah AVenue and Armstrong Parkway, Normandy Avenue and Armstrong Parkway, San Carlos Drive and Armstrong Parkway, and Potomac Avenue and Armstrong Parkway without coming into contact or collision with muy other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object. Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars. This ordinance shall be effective immediately after its passage and publication as required by law, and if any part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall never- the-less be effective. PASSED AND APPROV'~,~ THIS FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. Do 1941o MA Y0R RESOLUTION OF T~ B0.~RD OF C01~KKSSIONEP~ OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, CLOSING I~RINGS 0N DISTRICTS NOS. 88, 89 and 90. V~IEREAS, pursuant to proceedings heretofore had by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, and after the notices provided for in ordinances duly passed on the 18th day of August, A. D. 1941~ by the said Board of Commissioners, hearings were given to the property owners and other interested parties on the proposal to assess them and their abutting properties for a part of the cost of improving; CARUTH BOULEVARD from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the North line of Greenbrier Drive at Preston Road, known as District No. 88; and, COEGATE DRIVE from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the East line of Preston Road, known as District No. 89; and, PICK~VICK I~ from the North line of present paving on Greenbrier Drive to the North line of alley north of Colgate Drive, knovm as District No. 90; in the City of University Park; said hearings having been held in the Council Chamber in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, at 7:30 P. M. on the 18th day oF August, A. D. 1941, being the time and place specified in said ordinances and notices; and WIKERF~S, at said hearings no objections or protests were made to the proposed assessments, except by 'the following persons: B. 0. Baker, Attorney, said he represented Highland Park Independent School District, prospective owner of Block 39, University Heights AND, VfHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners after affording all such persons, their agents and attorneys, a full and fair opportunity to be heard, and after considering the proposed assess- ments and objections thereto, is of the opinion and so finds that the amount proposed to be assessed as aforesaid against each property owner and his property is just and equitable considering the benefits in enhanced value that each property owner and his property will receive from the making of said improvements, and that the said assessments should be made; / THEREFORE, RGE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CGMMISSI0~RS OF TI~E CITY OF LrNtVE~RSITY PARK: That the hearings upon the said proposed assessments is hereby closed. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all protests and objections to the proposed assessments are hereby overruled. BE IT ~JRTi~ RESOLVED that the City Attorney be and he is hereby directed to prepare an ordinance assessing against the several owners of ;roperty and against their abutting properties the proportionate part of the cost of said improvements set forth in the ordinaries hereinbefore referred to in accordance with the said ordinances and with the Act of the Legislature under which the said proceedings have been conducted. This resolution shall take effect from and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED TMIS THE 18th day of August, A. D. 19~_l. MAYOR THE STATE OF TEXAS C0~NTY OF DALLAS ~ I, Ralph E. Hanman, City Secretary of the City of University Park, Texas, do hereby certi~ that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the resolution passed by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, on the 18th day of August, A. D. 1941. A;.>' ..,. / ' ~ ~--~ty Secret~ry 0RDII,IANCE OF ~ BOARD OF C0~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY 0FUNTVERSITYPARK, TEXAS, LEVYING ANASSESS~FOR THE PAY1VIENT OF A PART OF THE COST OF II~PROVING PORTIONS OF CARU~t BOLTL~VAR~, COLGATEDRIVEAND PICKWICk, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICTS NOS. 88, 89 and 90, RESPECTIVELY, IN THE CITY OF LTNIVERSITYPARK, TEXAS. BE IT ORDAINED BY T~E BOARD OF C0~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY 0FUNIVERSITY PARK: That, whereas, ordinances were hereto fore duly adopted by the Board of Commissioners ordering the improvement of: CARUTH BOUI~-VARD from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the North line of Greenbrier Drive at Preston Road, known as District Noj 88; COLGATE DRIVE from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the East line of Preston Road, known as District No. 89; PICI~'~K LA1VE from the North line of present paving on Greenbrier Drive to the North line of alley north of Colgate Drive, kno~ as District No. 90; and WH~, pursuant to said ordinances, specifications were prepared for said work by the City Engineer, filed with the said Board of Commissioner~ examined, approved and adopted by it, ~nd bids were duly received and opened, and the contracts for said work awarded by said Board of Commissioners to Uvalde Construction Company; and, whereas, the said Uvalde Construction Company duly entered into contracts with the City of University Park for the performance of said work, and said contracts and required bonds were approved by the Board of Commissioners and were executed on the part of the City of University Park by the lVIayor and attested with the corpora'te seal by the City Secretary; and WHEREAS, thereafter and in compliance with the provisions of an act of the 40th Le6islature of the State of Texas, passed June 6, 1927, entitled an Act "Authorizing Cities to Improve Streets and Alleys and Make Assessments for Same," and the ordinances of the City of University Park, the City Engineer filed his reports with the Board of Commissioners showing the names of the property owners on said streets, a description of their respective properties, the total estimated cost of said improvements, the estimated cost thereof per front foot and the estimated cost to each property owner; and WHEREAS, thereafter said reports were examined and approved by the Board of Commissioners, and ordinances were passed on the 21st day of July, A. D. 1941, determining the necessity of levying assessments against the abutting property and owners thereof, and providing for a hearing to be given to the pro~:.erty owners and other interested parties to be held in the Council Chamber in the 203 City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, at 7:30 P. M. on the 18th day of August, 1941, a2d directing the City Secretary to give notice to such parties, all in compliance with the said law and ordinances; and WHEREAS, in accordance with the direction in said ordinances the City Secretary gave noticel to the owners of property abutting on said streets and all parties interested therein of such hearingi by advertisements inserted in at least three issues of the Park Cities News, a newspaper of general circulation in Dallas County, Texas, published in the City of University Park; the first of such PUblications being at least ten days before the date of the hearing, said notices containing a description in general terms of the nature of the improvements for which the assessments were pro- posed to be levied, the street or streets upon which the property to be improved abuts and a descrip- tion of such property, the estimated amount per front foot proposed to be assessed against such property and against the respective owners thereof, the estimated total cost of the improvement, the time and place at which the hearing would be held as directed in the ordinances, and advising said owners and interested parties that their objections, if any, would be heard and considered at said time and place by the Board of Commissioners; and, also, gave notice of said hearings by posting registered letters to each such owner containing a copy of said notice more than ten days before the date fixed for the hearing; and, WHEREAS, said hearings were had at the time end place stated in said ordinances and notices,i to-wit; on the 18th d~ of August, A. D. 1941, at 7:30 Po M. in the Council Chamber in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, and were then closed; and, ¥~R~kS, at said~heal~ngs all property owners, their agents and attorneys and other inter- ested parties desiring to be heard on any matter as to which the hearings are a constitutional prerequisite to the validity of the assessment, and to contest the amounts of the proposed assessments! the liens and liabilities, the special benefits to such property and the owners thereof by means of the improvements, and the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity and validity of the proceedings and con- tracts in comuection with the improvements and proposed assessments, were heard by the Board of Commissioners, and all matters of error or inequality or other matters requiring rectification which w.::re called to .the attention of the Board of Commissioners, having bem corrected and adjusted, the Board of Commissioners, after hearing all of the evidence offered in the premised, being of the opinion that the assessments hereinbelow made and charges hereby declared against said property and the owners thereof are just and equitable, and that in each case the assessment made against any particular property in less than the benefits accruing thereto by means of the e~hanced value thereof on account of said improvements; and the Board of Commissioners having considered the facts, being of the opinion and so finding that the rule of apportionment set forth below, and the division of the cost of said improvements between said properties and the owners thereof, is just and equitable and produces substantial equality, considering the benefits arising from said improvements and the burdens imposed thereby, the said apportionment being in accordance with the Front Foot Rule except as said rule may have been found inequitable; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY TPI~: BOARD OF C0~,:~gISSI0h~ERS OF ~qE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK Section lo That there shall be and is hereby levied against each of the owners of property below mentioned, and against its, his or her property below described, nine-tenths of the entire cost of all improvements in Units or D~stricts Nos. 88, 89 and 90; the total ~ount thereof set opposite each firm, corporation or person, and its, hf.s or her property, the names of the several amounts assessed against said property owners and their property as corrected by said Board of Commissioners, being as follows, to-wit: 0 0 ~o~ r v'"l 0 ~ ~o o~ ~ ~-4 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~o ~o o o 0 o 0 0 o'~ o~ 0o oo co 0o 0o co o~ · -~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 '~ ~ 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 ~o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o2 0 0 o o o o o o o . o o o o o o o o r--I ,-I ,-I ¢4 ,-.I ,-t r.-I ~\ ~ ~\ o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o · e · , · · · · · O4 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0'~ '0~ 04 '"4" '~ ',~ ,~ ,~ 'M~ '4' o 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0', O~ cO cO cO cO cO cO 0 0 0 0 0'~ O~ 0'~ O~ ,~o 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~.~ 0% 0% oO CO OD O0 O0 cO O0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 f-~ ~-t ~-~ ~-~ ~-~ ~-~ ~-~ ~ ~-~ · ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o o ,-I o4 o .rd o~ o .H o o ~ o o o o o ~- ~--.~o ~ 0 '"4" '~ ~ ~ '.~ t.~ 0 O O O O O O ',~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 ('4 O O O O O o ,4:) o o o o o o :~o CO CO CX~ oO OD O0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .H .H °H .H -~ .H -H · ri "H ,ri .,-I *H ,r'! 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That the several sums above mentioned assessed against said abutting property and their owners respectively are hereby, together with all costs of collection thereof, including reasonable attorney's fees if incurred, declared to be a lien upon the respective parcels of prop- erty against which the same are assessed, and a personal liability or charge against the owners thereof, and that said lien shall be a first and paramount lien upon said property, superior to all other liens, clai~m or titles except lawful ad valorem taxes. That the sums so assessed shall be ~ayable as follows, to-wit: One-fifth thirty days after the completion and acceptance by the City of University Park of said i~provements, one-fifth one year after said date, one-fifth two years after said date, one-fifth three years after said date, and one-fifth four years after said date, together with interest from said date at the rate of seven per cent per annum, payable annually. In case default is made in the payment of any installment of princiPal or interest when due the entire assessment, at the option of the said Uvalde Construction Company, or its assigns, shall at once become due and payable. Property owners shall have the right to pay any or all of said installments before ms. turity by payment of the amo~ut of principal, together with accrued interest to the date of said payment. The sums so assessed shall be a special tax and may be collected by the Tax Collector as hereinafter provided. $. That the City of University Park shall not become in any ~anner liable for the pay- ment of the sums assessed against said property owners or their property. The said Uvalde Con- struction Company shall look solely to said property owners and their property for payment of said sums, but the said City of University Park shall exercise all its charter and statutory powers necessary or proper to aid in the enforcement of the collection of the certificates herein referred to, and that in case of default made in the payment of any of said sums collection thereof shall be enforced, either by the City of University Park as near as possible in the manner provided for the sale of property after the failure to pay ad valorem taxes, or, at the option of said Uvalde ConStruction Company, the payment of said sums shall be enforced in any court having jurisdiction° ~. That for the purpose of evidencing the several sums payable by said property owners, and the time and terms of payment, and to aid in the enforcement and collection thereof, assignable certificates shall be issued by the City of University Park upon the completion and acceptance of said work of i~provement in the Unit or District named to be i~proved, which said City Secretary with the corporate seal, and shall be payable to UValde Construction Company, or its assigns, and shall declare the amounts due and the time and terms of payment thereof, the rate of interest pay- able thereon, and shall contain the name of the property owner and the description of the property by lot and block number and front feet thereof, or such description as may otherwise identify the same by reference to any other fact, and if said property shall be owned by an estate, a description thereof as so owned shall be sufficient. No error or omission in the description of any property or the name of the owner thereof shall in any manner invalidate said certificates or the assessment lien against said property or the personal liability against the real and true owner of said property Said certificates shall further provide that in case default is made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest thereon when due, at the option of the said Uvalde Con- struction Company, or other holder thereof, the entire amount of said assessment shall at once be- come due and payable and shall be collectible, together with reasonable attorney's fees and all costs of collection if incurred. Said certificates shall further state that the proceedings with reference to nRking said improvements have been regularly had in compliance with the terms of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the 1st, c. s. of the Fortieth Legis- lature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, and that all pre- requisites to the fixing of the lien and claim of personal liability evidenced by said certificates have been performed, which recital shall be evidence of the facts so stated, and no further recital thereof shall 0e required. That said certificates shall also provide that the amounts payable thereunder may be paid to the Assessor and Collector of Taxes of the City of University Park, who shall credit said pafm~ents upon said~ certificates and shall at once deposit the amount so collected with the City Tfeasurer of the City of University Park, to be kept and held by said Treasurer in a special fund, which said payment shall be paid by him to the said Uvalde Construction Company, or other holder of said certificates, on presentation thereof to him, duly credited by said Assessor and Collector of Taxes, such credit being the Treasurer's warrant for making such payments; and the said Uvalde Construction Company or other holder of said certificates shall receipt in writing to said Treasurer for said payment; and shall deliver said certificates to said Treasurer when paid in full, together with all costs of collection. Said certificates shall further provide that the City of University Park shall exercise its ~harter powers when requested to do so by the holder of said certificates to aid in the collection thereof, but the said City of University Park shall be in no wise liable to the holder of maid certificates for the payment of the same° Said certificates shall further provide that in case of default in payment of said tax the same shall be enforced either by sale of the above described property by the Tax Collector and Assessor of the City of University Park, as near as possible in the manner provided for the sale of property for ad valorem taxes, or by suit in any court having jurisdiction. AT TEST: PASSED Ak~D APPROVED, this 18th day of August, A. D. 194_1. airy Secretary THE S~ATE OF TEXAS C0Uh~fY OF DALLAS Mayor AN ORDINANCE OF THE OlT~F OF IR~IVERSITY PARK ADOPTING A BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1941 ~dTD AUTHORIZING EiqPENDITURES AS S.~ 017~ IN SAID BUDGET. WHEREAS, the Mayor of the City of University Park, Texas, has submitted a tentative detailed budget for the City of University Park, Texas, from October l, 1941, through September 30, 1942, of which notice and hearing will be legally given and held August 26, 1941, in the City Hall at ?:00 P. Mo, and it appears to the Board of Commissioners that said budget is proper in form and substance; NOW, THEREFORE' BE IT ORDAINED BY ~ BOARD OF C0~:~ISSIOI~ERS OF THE CITY OF UNIV~SITY That the budget of expenditures for the City of University Park from October l, 1941, through September 30, 1942, as prepared and submitted by the ~ayor, and a copy attached hereto, be and the same is hereby tentatively approved and adopted. The Mayor and City Secretary are hereby authorized to make the expenditures set out in said budget in accordance therewith, and to draw checks upon the several funds concerned in payment thereof. This ordinance shall take effect from and after the date of its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED ~IS ~HE 18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1941. IN WIT~FESS ~FriEREOF, I have set my hand and the seal of the City of University Park, Texas, this the 18th day of August, A. D. 194_lo MAYOR I~ Ralph E. Hamman, City Secretary of the City of University Park, Texas, do hereby certify. that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of an ordinance passed by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park on the 18th day of August, A. D. 1941. A RESOLUTION OF ~IE BOARD OF COM~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY 0t~ UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, DESIGNATING THE HILLCREST STATE BAI~K AS DEPOSITORY FOR THE YEAR ENDING JULY 31, 1942. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF C0~,$~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY 0FUNIVERSITYPARK, TEXAS; THAT THE HILLCR~T STATE BANK, a Texas banking corporation, doing business within the City of University Park, Texas, having submitted the best bid made therefor, after advertisement for such bids as is by law required, be and it is designated and selected as the depository for the funds of this City for the period ending July 31, 19~2. The condition of this designation is such that no interest is to be paid or allowed on demand deposit's®and interest will be charged and paid at the rate of "one and three-fourths (1 3/4%) on overdrafts based on the actual time the overdraft as reflected on the books of the said depository, and that the said depository shall forthwith meet all the requirements of law to qualify assuch depository." "A one and one-quarter (l~) per cent interest rate on any time deposit having a maturity date six months or more after the date of deposit, or payable on written notice of six months or more "A three-fourths of one per cent (3/4%) interest rate on any time deposit having a maturity date less than six months, and not less than ninety (90) days after the date of deposit, or which is originally or becomes payable upon written notice of less than six months and not less than ninety (90) days. "A one-fourth of one per cent (~%) interest rate on any time deposit having a maturity date less than ninety (90) days and not less than thirty (30) days after the date of deposit, or which is originally or becomes payable upon written notice of less than ninety (90) days and not less than thirty (30) days. "Therefore, on any of your funds which might be classed under this regulation as time deposits we will pay the above stated maximum rates. "In any amount during this depository year, we are in position to extend to you properly authorized lines of credit, and we will make you an interest rate charge of one and three-fourths (1 3/4%) per annum on such monies borrowed and on any overdrafts which may be created in your accounts, we will make an interest charge on such average daily balances of overdrafts on one and three-fourths (1 3/4%) per annum." PASSED ANDAPPROVED ~HIS THE 26th DAY OF AUGUST, 1941. CITY CLERK MAYOR A RESOLUTION 0FTHE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY 0FUNIVERSITYPARK EMPLOYING THE FII~M OF HUS~HINSON-BONNER& BURLESON TO MAKE THE ANNUAL AUDIT FOR THE CITY 0FUNIVERSI~£ PARK FOR THE PERIOD HEGINNING OCTOBER l, 1941, AND ENDIh~ SEPTE~BER 30, 1942, BOTH DATES INCLUSIVE. BE IT RESOLVED BY i5[E BOARD OF C0~VKKSSIOI~FERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS; THAT the firm of HUTCHINSON-BONNER& BURLESON, Certified Public Accountants, be and they are engaged to make an examination and audit or the records of the City of University Park, Texas, for the period beginning October l, 1941, and ending September 30, 1942, both dates inclusive, and that said firm is hereby authorized to begin work on this audit as soon as practical. For such audit, tne said Certified Public Accountants are to be paid the sum of FOUR PASS~ ~'~A~ED ~IS ~ 26th/~Y 0ff AUGUST, 19~. - ~ A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING A BUDGET FOR THE ~ISCAL YFAR BEGINNING 0CTOBEH l, 1941, AND ENDING SEPT~.~ER 30, 1942. HE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF C Gv~C[SSIOEERS OF TPIE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT that certain budget for the fiscal year beginning October l, 1941, and ending September 30, 1942, as prepared by the ~or, City Clerk and Board of Commissioners disclosing the necessity for levying an ad valorem tax for the year 1941 in the amount of One Dollar ($1.00) for each One Hundred Dollars (.~100o00) taxable value of property in this City, and anticipating a general revenue of Three Hundred Seven Thousand TwentY-fi~ ($307,025.00) Dollars and a Water Department revenue ~f One Hundred Forty Thousand Five Hundred Twenty ($140,520.00) Dollars, and allocating to the payment of interest and sinking fund obligation, Forty-seven Thousand and Ninety-Two Hundred ($47,092°00) Dollars. To the general expense, Two Hundred Fifty-nine Thousand Six Hundred Eighty-two ($259,682.00) Dollars and to the water department interest and si~zking fund, Nine Thousand Seven Hundred Thirty-five ($9,735.00) Dollars; to the water department expense, One Hundred Twenty~seven Thousand Nine Hundred Forty-Three ($127,943.00) Dollars, and there being reserved for emergencies, the sum of Three Thousand and Ninety-three ($3,093.00) Dollars, thus providing allocations in the amount of Four Hundred Forty-seven Thousand Five Hundred and Forty-five ($447,545.00) Dollars, be and it is in all. things approved and adopted as the official budget for the City of University Park for the fiscal year beginning October l, 1941, and ending September 30, 1942, and the said budget is hereby made a part hereof for the details of such revenues and allocation of its disbursements, all as more fully set out in said budget. ~_ PASSED A~ A~PROVED THIS THE T~V~TY-SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1941. ATTEST: ~/ ~ 4~4,~'~ / c~ cL~ * * * * · * * * * $ * * * * * * * ~ * *- * * * * * * * RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COW~MISSIOZ, TERS OF ~ CITY OF LTkVIVERSITY PAt~K, T-~, APPOINTING LESTER L. S~LITH ACTING CITY CL~.RK DURING THE ABSE~,~CE OF CITY CLERK RALPH E. BE IT P~0LVED BT THE BOARD OF C0~,~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UICIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS; THAT, ~TtCER'~, the City Clerk, Ralph E. Hamman, will be absent from the City on vacation from the 1st day of September, 1941, to the 1Eth day of September, 1941, (inclusive) and it is necessary that someone be appointed Acting City Clerk during the time the 0ity Clerk is absent; NOW, THERE~0RE, BE IT iCES,' 0LYED BY ~E BOARD OF C0~v~,~[SSI0~CERS, THAT LESTER L. S~,~[TH shall be and he is hereby appointed Acting City Clerk with authority to perform the duties of the City Clerk from September 1, 1941, to September 1E, 1941 (inclusive); That this Resolution shall take effect from ~nd after the date of its passage. PASSED AND APPR0~D TP~IS THE 26th DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1941. ATTEST: CITY CL~K 4! ORDIt~.~NCE OF THE BOARD OF C G~EvESSIOE~ERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK REGULATIJ~?G TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY REQUIRING OPERATORS TO ~RI~G ALL I¥!OTOR VEHICLES D~OVING -EAST AND '~,~ST ON YALE BOULEVARD l~ EAST Ai~D WEST ON DYER STREET TO A FULL STOP BEFORE PROC~ING TO EIVi~n~R OR CROSS THE INTERSECTION OF AIRLINE ROAD, AND PRO VIDING A P~ALTY FOR T~E VIOLATION T~REOF. HE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CG~¥ESSIONERS OF 'FHE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That stop signs be placed on Yale Boulevard and on Dyer Street at the east and west sides of Airline Road, within the City of University Park, and that all persons while operating an automobile, motorcycle, bicycle, truck or other vehicle, be and they are prohibited from pro- ceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed east or west on Yale Boulevard and east or west on Dyer Street into or across Airline Road without having first then and there brought and caused such motor vehicle, or other vehicle, to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop sign~and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across the intersection of Yale Boulevard and Airline Road and the intersection of Dyer Street and Airlinei Road without coming into contact or collision with any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object. Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be deemed guilty of ~ a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars.il This ordinance shall be effective immediately after its passage and publication as required by law, and if any part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall never-the-less be effective. PASSED AND A_PROVED TIiIS THE 26th DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1941. AN ORDINANCE CLOSING ~E ALLEY IN ~OOK ~, OF THE FOURTH SECTION OF UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, AN ADDITION TO THE CITY OF D1VIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS; ABANDONING SUCH ALLEY, AND RE~N~JISHING, WAIVING AlqD SURRENDER- II~ AIzL RIGtt~, TITLE, INTENT AND CLAIM OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PA~ IN AND TO SAID ~T,LEY SO LONG AS, ~UT ONLY SO LONG AS, THE SAID LAND IS USED FOR PUBLIC SOHOGL PURPOSES AND NOT OTHERWISE, E~E IT Oi~DAII~ BY ~ BO~P~D OF O05E~ISSIO1TERS OF THE OlTY OF UNIVERSITY PAitK, Tt~ Sec ti on One That this governing body of the Oity of University Park find and it does hereby affirma- tively find that: (a) Although the fifteen foot alley in block 39, University Heights #4, as shown on page 133, volume 5, of the Map and Plat Records of Dallas County, Texas, has been dedicated on the said map as an alley, it has never been used as an alley, nor subjected to any public use; and (b) The proPerty surrounding the said Alley has not been developed for any urba$, residential, public, or commercial use and no utilities have been placed in the said alley; and (c) Highland Park Independent School District is acquiring all of the said block 39 for the purpose of erecting thereon valuable and costly buildings and structures for the education of the youth of said district, and it is the desire of the Highland Park Independen~ School District to acquire jurisdiction over all of the above men- tioned property, including the alley, so that i~ may beautify the grounds, erect buildings thereon, build sidewalks, curbs and drives; plant trees and shrubbery, and do other things by them deemed necessary and proper for the education, development and protection of the lives of the school children of said district; and (d) Mr. W. W. Caruth and Southern Methodist University, the owners of all of the property which might be affected thereby~ have requested the abandonment of the said alley; and (c) The order, in section two hereof, is in all things proper and best promotes the public welfare~ --Section Two {a) That, that certain alley in block ~9 of University Heights #~, {also known as the fourth section of University Heights), a~ addition to the city of University Park, Texas, as desigm hated, dedicated, and shown on page 133, volume 5, of the Map and Plat Records of Dallas County, Texas, being also the alley fifteen feet in width lying betwee~ Caruth Bottlevard, on the South, and Colgate Avenue on the north and extending from the west line of Tulane Boulevard west to the east line of Pickwick Lane~ be and it is hereby abandoned as an alley ~ud public way so long as, but only so long as, the said area and the land in said block 39 is devoted to and used for public school purposes and that the said alley be and it is hereby discontinued and closed forthwith and shall remain discontinued and closed so long as the Trustees of the Highland Park Independent School Districts, their successors and assigns shall devote the territory therein or in good faith shall intend to within a reasonable time devote the same to use for public school purposes; and (b) That, so long as the said alley way is used for public school purposes, the city of University Park surrender and it does hereby surrender to the Trustees of the Highland Park Indepen- dent School District Jurisdiction over and the right to use the said alley as its own property for all public school purposes subject only to the right of this City 1~ continue to regulate and govern the same to the extent, but only to the extent, that it regulates and governs private property. (c) That, so long as the said land shall be devoted to use for public school purposes, this ordinance shall have the effect of divesting the city of University Park of all right, title, inSerest~ claim and demand in and to the area within the said alley, as herein before described, and of quit claiming all interests of this city therein to the Trustees of the Highland Park Inde- pendent School District, their successors and assigns° PASSED, upon the motion of Commissioner Lynn V. Lawther, seconded by Commissioner E. Glenn Martin and Mayor Elbert Williams voting for the adoption of the foregoing ordinance, AND APPROVED, THIS THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1941. ATTV~ST / : /~' Ralph g. Hm~ City Ole~ City o2 ~V~I~ PA~, ~ Elbert Williams, MAYOR City of UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF O0~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK FINALLY ACCEPTING Tt~E I~PROVE~ENTS OF THACKERAY STREET, FROM THE NORTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ~N AMHERST STREET TO THE SOU~H LINE OF PRESEI~T PAVING ON ST~dVFORD STREET, KNOWN AS UNIT OR DISTRICT NOo 84 IN THE CITY OF D~NIVERsITY PARK, AND ORDERING THE ISSU~CE TO UVALDE CONSTRUCTION CONPANY, OONTRACTORS, OF THE CERTIFiCATES OF SPECIAL ASSESS~E~ AGAINST THE PROPERTY OWNERS ON SAID PORTION OF SAID STR~' AND DF~ARING AN EMERGENOY. ~E IT ORDAII~ BT THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF D~NIVERSITY PARK: That, whereas on the 8th day of May, A. D° 1941, a written contract was entered into by and between~ the City of University Park and Uvalde Construction Company to improve T~ackeray Street from the North llne of present paving on Amherst Street to the South line of present paving on Stanford Street, known as Unit or District No. 84 in the City of University Park: and, WHEREAS, on the 23rd day of June, A. D. 1941, a final assesament ordinance was passed, levying an assessment to cover their pro-rata Share of the cost of said improvements against all property owners on said p~rtion of said street; NOW, THEREFORE, B~ IT ORDAINED BT THE BOARD OF O0~EISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK 1o That th~ improvements on Thackeray Street frc~ the North line of present paving on Amhers$ Sl~r~e$ $~ ~ ~l~?~.~'.~f ~ent paving on stanford Street, known as Unit or District No. ~84, have been fully and finally completed by the Uvalde Construction Company, in full pliance with the contract between the City~of University Park and said Uvalde Construction Company~ and that said improvements be and are hereby fully and finally accepted by the City of University Park. 2° That the final estimate due by the city of University Park to Uvalde Construction Com- pany for the improvement of said portion of said street be and is hereby ordered paid to Uvalde Construction Company. 3. That the certificates of special assessment evidencing the liability of all property owners abutting on said portion of said street in the form required by said contract and the final assessment Ordinance heretofore passed by the City of University Park, be and are hereby ordered issued, executed by the Mayor of the City of University Park, and delivere~ to Uvalde Construction Company° 4. That, whereas, the fact that said portions of said streets are in such urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the immediate preservation of the public health, safety and property which required that the rule requiring three several readings be suspended, and that this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Passed and appr~ved, this 15th day of September, A. Do 1941° Mayor THE STATE OF TEXAS Q coumw 0F DALLAS Q I, Ralph E. Hamm~.~, City Secretary of the City of University Park, Texas, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of an ordinance passed by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park on the 15th day of September, A. D. 1941.. In witness whereof, I have set my hand and the seal of the City of University Park, this the l§th da~ of September, Ac D. 1941. 0HDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF DNIVERSITY PARK FINALLY ACCEPTING THE I~PR0~ OF ARMSTRONG BOULEVA~ FR0~i THE SOUTH LINE OF ALLEY NORTH OF LARCHMONT STREET TO THE SOUTH EDGE OF PRESENT PAVING ON UNIVEPSITY BOULEVARD, KNOWN AS UNIT OR DISTRICT NO. 87 IN THE CIT~ OF UNIVERSITY PARK, AND ORDERING THE ISSUANCE TO UVALDE CONSTRUCTION C0~PANY, CONTRACTORS, OF THE ~.-.~'-,~OERTIFICATES OF SPECIAL ASSESS~T AGAINST THE PROPER~ OWNERS GN SAID PORTION OF SAID STREET AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. BE IT 0RDXINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSI0~ OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That, whereas, on the 8th day of May, A. D. 1941, a written contract was entered into by and between the City of University Park and Uvalde Construction Company to improve Armstrong Boulevard from the South line of alley north of Larchmont Street to the South edge of present paving on University Boulevard, known as Unit or District No. 87 in the City of University Park~ and, WHEREAS, on the 23rd day of June, A. D. 1941, a final assessment ordinance was passed, levying an assessment to cover their pro-rata share of the cost of said improvements against all property owners on said portion of said street; PAR~. NOW, TMEREFORE, EE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY 1o That the improvement on Armstrong Boulevard from the South line of alley north of Larehmont Street to the South edge of present paving on University Boulevard, known as Unit or District No. 8?, have been fully and finally completed by the Uvalde Construction Company, in full compliance with the contract between the City of University Park and said Uvalde Construction Company! and that said improvements be and are hereby fully and finally accepted by the City of University Park° 2~ That the final estimate due by the City of University Park to Uvalde Construction Company for the improvement of said portion of said street be and is hereby ordered paid to Uvalde Construction Company° 3° That the certificates of special assessment evidencing the liability of a~l property owners abutting on said portion of said street in the form required by said contract and the final assessment ordinance heretofore passed by the City of University Park be and are hereby ordered issued, executed by the Mayor of the City of University Park, and delivered to Uvalde Construction Company° 4° That, whereas, the fact that said portions of said streets are in such urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the immediate preservation of the public health, safety and property which requires that the rule requiring three several readings be suspended, and t~t this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED/~ APpEOVED, this 15th day of September, A. D. 1941. ~~Z~J~~y ATTEST: ~ ~ 1 $ A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK RELEAMING A MAINTENANCE BOND GIV~ BY UV~LDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR THE IMPROV~KEltT OF SOUTHWESTERN BOUI~ARD FROM TURTLE CREEK TO WEST CITY LIMITS, AND THACKERAY FROM BRYN MAWR TO SOUTHWESTERN BOULH?VARD, IN THE CITY OF DNIVERSITY PARK. HE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF C0~ISSIONEBS OF THE CITY 0FUNIVERSITT PARK, THAT, WHEREAS, heretofore on the l?th day of March, 1936, UVAJ~DE CONSTRUCTION C0~ANY entered into contract with the City of University Park to improve: (1) SOUT~ES~£~ BOULEVARD from Turtle Creek to West City Limits; and (2) THACKERAY from Bryn Mawr to Southwestern Boulevard in the City of University. Park~ Texas, and in said contract bound and obligated itself to so con- ~struct said improvements and to use such materials in the construction of same that said streets would be and remain in good repair and condition for a period of five years from the final cGnpletion and acceptance of said work by the City of University Park, and at the completion and end of said five year period to be in good and serviceable condition, smooth and free from any defects that would impair their usefulness as roadways~ and further agreed to maintain said streets in accordance with the terms and provisions of said contract; and, WHEREAS, the said Uvalde Construction Company, in accordance with the terms of said con- tract, furnished maintenance bond in the amount of $ 4,162.50 to the City of University Park, with said Uvalde Construction Company as Principal and the American ~urety Gompany of New York as Surety; and, WHEREAS, said five-year period has expired, and said contract of guaranty and maintenance has been fully and faithfully completed and carried out by said UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVEDBYTHE BOARD OF COMMISSIOI~ERS 0FTI~E CITY 0FUNIVE~SITY PARK: That the maintenance bond hereiofore given by the Uvalde Construction Company as Principal and American Surety Company as Surety, of date the 17th day of March, 1936, be and the same is here- by released and held of no further force and effect. That this Resolution shall take effect and be in force fr~mand after its passage. PASSED A1VD APPROVED THIS THE 15th DAY OF SEPT~BER, 1941. MAYOR AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF C0~IMISSI0kVERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, J~EVYING THE AD VALOREM TAX OF SAID CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAI~ FOR THE YF~R 1951 TO PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT OF CURRENT EXP~NSES OF SAID CITY AND FOR PA~ OF INT~mREST AI~D THE CREATION OF A SIh~KING FUND FOR THE RETIRE- M~E~ OF OUTSTANDING BONDS AND W?~TS OF THE SAID CITY, ~ FIXING THE TIME V~tEN SAID TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1941 SHALL BECOME DUE, ~NG ~ TIME V~tE~ THE SAME SHALL BECOME DELINQLV~, AND PROVIDING FOR SPLIT-PAYMENTS, AND RE~NG ~LL TAX ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT H~P~VITH AND DECLAP~ING AN EMERGENCY. WHEREAS, the Board of Equalization heretofore appointed has heretofore in accordance with the law submitted its findings as to the valuation of all taxable property within the City of Univer- sity Park, Texas, which said findings have been accepted and approved by the Board of Commissioners an~ WHEREAS, it is necessary to provide for the payment of the curren$ expenses of said City and also for the payment of interest and the creation of a sinking fund for the retirement of bonds and warrants of said City. NOW, THEI~FORE, HE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That there be, and is hereby levied an annual ad valorem tax for the year 1941 of One and No/100 ($1.00) Dollar on each ONE HUI~DRED ($100,00} Dollars assessed valuation of all taxable ~roperty real, pers~l and mixed on the First day of January, Ac D. lq41, situated within the City Limits of the City of University Park, Texas, not exempg from taxation by the Constitutio~ and I~ws of the~ State of Texas; such tax to be apportioned as follows~ (a) An ad valorem tax of $0°?560 on each One Hundred ($10oo0o) Dollarst assessed valUation of tax- able proper~y for the purpose of defraying the current expenses of the municipal govermment of the City of Universit~j Park, Texas, (b) An ad valor~n tax of $0.0600~ on each One Hundre~ ($100o00) Dollars of assessed valuation of tax- able property for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking ftmd necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $115,000.00 University Park Storm and Sanitary Sewer Bonds, series of 1938. / ~"~ ?' ~ .... ~ (c) An ad valorem tax of $0.0300~°n each One Hundred ($100,00) Dollars of assessed valuation of tax- able property for the purpose of paying the interest and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $50,000.00 University Park Alley and Street Improvement Bonds, series of 1938. (d) An ad valorem tax of $0.0050 on each One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $20,000.00xUniversity Park Fire Station Bonds, series of 1924. (e) An ad valorem tax of $0o0100 on each One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on an~ the creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $43,000.00 University Park Street Improvement Bonds, series of 1924~ (f) An ad valorem tax of $6o$0~6 on each One Hundred ($100o00) Dollars of assessed valuation of tax~ able property for the purpose of paying the interest on and the creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of'$1,000o00 University Park Street Lighting Warrants, series of 1930o (g) An ad valorem tax of $0.0460 on each One Hundred ($100o00) Dollars of assessed valuation of tax~ able property for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $171,000,00~University Park Refunding Bonds, series of 1930o (h) An ad valorem tax of $0,0180 on each 0~e Hundred ($100.00) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $8~000o00 University Park Public Park Improvement Warrants, series of 1931-Ao (i) An ad valorem ~ of $0.0150 on each One Hundre~ ($100~00) Dollars of assessed valuation of tax~ able property for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $19,000o00 University Park Public Park Bonds~ Series of 1932o (J) An ad valorem tax of $0.0230 on each One Hundre~ ($100o00) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to to discharge at maturity the balance of $56,000.00 University Park Municipal Building Improvement Bonds, Series of 1936o (k) An ad valorem tax of $0~0020 on each One Hundred ($100e00) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable proper~y for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $8~300°00~niversity Park Street Improvement Warrants, Series of 1930. (1) An ad valorem tax of $0.0010 on each One Hundred ($100o00) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity!' the balance of $1,500o00 University Park Sanitary Sewer Repair Bonds, Series of 1926. .... ~ (m) An ad valorem tax of $0.0010 on each One Hundred ($100o00) Dollars of assessed valuation of /ii,~.taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary ~ to discharge at maturity ~he balance of $1,500.00 University Park Storm Sewer Repair Bonds, Series of 1926-Ao (n) An ad valorem tax of $0.0300 on each One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $10,000.00 University Park Street and Park Improvement Warrants, series of 1940. All of said taxes shall be due and payable at the office of the City Tax Collector of the City of University Park at the City Hall in University Park, Texas, on October l, 1941, but it is here- by specifically provided that the tax payers may pay one-half of the amount of the tax due on any property on or before November 30, 1941, and in the event the first half of the said tax is paid on or before November 30, 1941, but only then and in that event, the other half of the 1941 taxes on that property on which one half of the tax has been so paid will not be considered delinquent until after June 30, 1942. 0~ July 1, 1942, the remaining unpaid one-half of any tax not then paid will be and become delinquent and there shall be ipso facto added thereto a penalty equivalent to eight per cent (8~1 of the unpaid principal of the unpaid tax, which shall be immediately due as a part of such tax, and there shall also be added and become due interest at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum on the said principal sum from July l, 1942, until the date of payment of the said principal, penalty and interest° If the first one-half of ~he tax due on any property for the year 1941 is not paid on or: before the thirtieth day of November,~.19,l, the entire amount thereof shall immediately be due and payable an~ in the event the entire principal sum of such tax is not paid on or before the ~hirty-first day of January, 1942, the following penalties and interest shall accrue and become due an~ be payable as part of suc~ tax: One per cent of the principal of such tax if paid during the month of February, 1942, Two per cent of the principal of such tax if paid during the month of March, 1942, !~ : Three per cent of the principal of such tax if paid during~ the month of April, 1942,. Four per cent of the principal of such tax if paid during the month of May, 1942, Five per cent of the principal of such tax if paid during the month of June, 1942.'~'~ ~ ~, If such tax is not paid on or before June 30, 1942, such tax shall be delinquent on ~uly l, 194~, end there shall be added and become due as a part of such u~paid tax a penalty of eight per cent (8%) of the principal of such tax, and there shall also be due as a part of such tax interest on the principal of such tax at the rate of six per cent per annum, from the first day of July, 1942, to the date of the payment thereof. ~ ;' / All ordinances heretofore passed levying taxes for the year 1941, which are in conflict herewith, shall be and they are hereby repealed, and this tax ordinance shall take the place of and be in lieu of any levies heretofore made for the year 1941. No tax having been levied for the year 1941, and the time for collection of taxes being near, there exists an imperative public necessity and emergency demanding that the rule requiring that ordinances be read at more than one meeting and more than one time, be and the same is hereby suspended, and such emergency and necessity is hereby ordained to exist, and it is further ordained that this ordinance be passed at this meeting of the Board of Commissioners, and that it shall take effect immediately upon its passage by the Board of Commissioners and its approval by the Mayor as an emergency measure o PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPT~ER, 1941. ATTEST: CITY CLERK MAYOR A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING WATER WORKS FUNDS AND AUTHORIZING DISBURSE~ THEREOF FOR, THE PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND II~TEREST ACCRUING ON WATER W01~S BONDS DURING THE FISCAL YEAR ~BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, 1941. HE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS; THAT, pursuant to authorization contained in Chapter 10, Article 1106, the Revised Civil Statutes, State of Texas of 1925, with the amendments thereto, there be and there is hereby appro- priated from the net revenues of the Water Department of the City of University Park sufficient funds which shall be transferred to the Interest and Sinking Fund for the purpose of paying interest and the retirement of the principal on the following bonds as said interest and principal on described bonds accrues. Water Works Bonds, Series of 1924, interest on $60,000,00 balance at ~%, or a total interest of $3,355~00o ~ Water Works Funding 'Warrants, Series of 1925, interest on $8,000.00 balance at 6%, or a total interest of~80.00. The City Clerk and Mayor are authorized and instructed to immediately transfer such sums from funds now on deposit in the Water Department Account. There be and there is hereby appropriated ~nd transferred from the net revenues of the Water Department of the City of University Park suffi- cient f~nds to the Interest and Sinking Fund of said City for the PUrpose of paying interest and retirement on the following issue of Bonds: Water Works Revenue Bonds, $74,000.00, Series of 1954, interest at the'rate of 4% on the unpaid balance of $74,000.00 and the retirement of Bonds Nos. 13, 14 and 15 in the amounts of $I,000.00 each, or an aggregate of $5,900,00. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPT~, A. Do 1941. MAYOR AN 0HDINANUE CLOSING THE ALLEY IN BLOCK 39 OF THE FOURTH SECTION OF UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, AN ADDITION TO THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: ABANDONING SUCH ALLEY, AND RELINQUISHING, WAIVING AND SURRENDERING ALL RIGHT, TITLE, INTEREST AND CLAIM OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK IN AND TO SAID ALLEY ~ AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR BY QUIT-CIJ/M TO CONVEY ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE, INTEREST AND CLAIM OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK IN AND TO THE SAID LAND TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE HIGHLAND PARK INDEPENDENT SOH0(Ei DISTRICT, AND THEIR SUCCESSORS IN OFFICE, AND DECLARING AN EMER- GENCY. WHEREAS, this governing body of the City of University Park does hereby affirmatively find that: (a) Although the fifteen foot alley in Block 39, University Heights # 4, as shown on page 133, volume 5, of the Map and Plat Records of Dallas County, Texas, has been dedicated on the said map as an alley, it has never been used as an alley, nor sub- jected to any public use; and (b) The property surrounding the said alley has not been developed for any urban, residential, public or commercial use and no utilities have been placed in the said alley; and (c) I~r. W. W. Caruth and Southern Methodist University, the owners of all of the property, which might be affected thereby, have requested the abandonment of the said alley, and are selling all of said Block 39 to the Highland Park Independent School District; and (d) Highland Park Independent School District is acquiring all of the said Block 39 for the purpose of erecting thereon valuable and costly buildings and structures for.the education of the youth of said district, and it is the desire of the Highland Park Indepen- dent School District to acquire Jurisdiction over all of the above mentioned property, including the alley, so that it may beautify the grounds, erect buildings thereon, build sidewalks, curbs and drives; plant trees and shrubbery, and do other things by them deemed necessary and proper for the education, development and protection of the lives of the school children of said district; and (e) The following Ordinance is in all things proper and best promotes the publicwelfare. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSI0~RS OF UNIVERSITY PARK: SECTION 1. That the alley running through the above mentioned Block 39 of University Heights #4 (also known as the fourth section of University Heights) an addition to the City of University Park, Texas, and as shown on various maps of said block, be and it is hereby abandoned as an alley and public way, and that the said alley be and it is hereby ordered closed and discontinued. SECTION 2. That, the City of University Park surrender an~ it does hereby surrender to the Trustees of the Highland Park Independent School District jurisdiction over and the right to use the said alley as its own property subject only to the right of this City to continue to regulate and govern the same to'the extent, but only to the exten~, that it 'regulates and governs private property. SECTION3. That the Mayor of the City of University Park be and he is hereby authorized and directed, for and on behalf of said City of University Park, to convey to the Board of Trustees of the Highland Park Independent School District, and their successors in office, for the use and benefit of said district by Quit-claim deed, all of the right, title, interest and claim at any time had, held, owned or claimed by the City of University Park in and to the said alley in Block 39 of the Fourth Section of University Heights, an addition to the City of University Park, Texas, as show~ by map thereof recorded in Volume 5, page 133, map records of Dallas County, Texas. ~CTION 4o The fact that said property is to be used for public school purposes, and that it is important that the Highland Park Independent School District acquire, by proper conveyances, title, jurisdiction and control of Same at an early date for the purpose of erecting thereon D~ecessary school buildings and improvements, and laying out play grounds, athletic fields, and parks, creates an emergency and imperative public necessity; and that the rule requiring ordinances to be read at three separate meetings be suspended, and said rule is hereby suspended, and this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage, and it is so ordered. PASSED, upon the motion of Commissioner Lynn V. Lawther, seconded by Commissioner Eo Glenn Martin, by the unanimous vote of Mayor Elbert Williams, Lynn V. Lawther and E. Glenn Martin, all voting for the adoption of the foregoing ordinance, AND APPROVED, THIS THE FIF~TH DAY OF SEPT~B~, 1941. / CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS ELBERT WILLIAMS, MAYOR CITY OF UNIVE~ITY PARK, TEXAS AN 0RDI~CE OF THE BOARD OF C0~.~4ISSIONERS OF ~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK REGULATING TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY REQUIRING OPERATORS TO BRING ALL MOTOR VEHICLES ~,IOVING NORTH AND SOUTH ON AP&~TROIqG BOULEVARD TO A FULL STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ENTER OR CROSS ~qE INTERSECTION OF UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD', &ND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. BE IT 0RDAI_hrE~) BY THE BOARD OF C0~/~KSSI0~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That stop signs be placed on Armstrong Boulevard at the north and south sides of University Park, and that all persons while operating an automobile, motorcycle, bicycle, truck or other vehicle be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed north or south on Armstrong Boulevard into or across University Boulevard without having first then and there brought and caused such motor vehicle, or other vehicle, to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop sign and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across the intersection of Armstrom~ boulevard and University Boulevard without coming into con- tact or collision with any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object. Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon coDviction, be deer~d guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred $100o00) Dollars. This ordinance shall be effective immediately after its passage and publication as re- quired by law, and if any part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall never-the-less be effective. PASSED .~ND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTEE~ DAY OF SEPTE~BhR, A. D. 1941. AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF C G~VIISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK REGULATING TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY REQUIRING 0PhRATORS TO BRING ALL ~IOTOR VEHICLES MOVING EAST AND V~F~T ON HAYNIE AVEh~ TO A FULL STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ENTER OR CROSS THE INTERSECTION OF GOLF DRIVE, AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR ~tE VIOLATION THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF C0~,~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That stop signs be placed on Haynie Avenue at the east and west sides of Golf Drive, within the City of University Park, and that all persons while operating an automobile, motorcycle, bicycle,i truck or other vehicle, be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed east or west on Haynie Avenue'into or across Golf Drive without having first then and there brought and caused such motor vehicle, or other vehicle, to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop sign and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across the intersection of Haynie Avenue and Golf Drive without coming into contact or col- lision with any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object. Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars. This ordinance shall be effective i~Eediately after its passage and publication as required by law, and if any part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall never- the-less be effective. PASSED L~D APPROVED THIS THE FIftEENTH DAY OF S~TE~BER, A. D. 1941o CITY CLEHK MAYOR AN ORDINANCE OF ~E BOARD OF COMMISSIOArERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVEi~BITY PARK REGULATING TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY REQUIRING OPERATORS TO BRI~.~G ALL ?~OTOR VEHICLES !¥~0VING EAST AND WEST ON AMHERST, STANFORD, PURDUE ~k~ MANOVER STREETS TO A FULL STOP BEFORE PROCEEDIMG TO ENTER OR CROSS THE INTERSECTI0~ OF AIRLINE ROAD, AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THhREOF. HE IT ORDAINED BY ~i~HE BOARD OF COI~ISSI01~ERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That stop signs be placed on Amherst, Stanford, Purdue and Hanover Streets at the east and west sides of Airline Road, within the City of University Park, and that all persons while oper- ating an automobile, motorcycle, bicycle, truck or other vehicle, be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed east or west on Amherst~ Stanford, Purdue and Hanover Streets into or across Airline Road without having first then and there brought and caused such motor vehicle, or other vehicle, to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop signs and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across the intersection of Amherst Street and Airline Road~ the intersection of Stanford Street and Airline!i Road, the intersection of Purdue Street and Airline Road and the intersection of Hanover Street and Airline Road without coming into contact or collision with any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object. Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars. This ordinance shall be effective iu~ediately after its passage and publication as required by law, and if any part thereof be held to be invalid~ the remaining portion thereof shall never- the-less be effective. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS ~FTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1941. ATTEST MAYOR AND C0hrFII~ING PURCHASE OF LOTS RESOLUTION RATIFYING FIVE AIYD SIX AND PART OF SEVEN ALL IN ELOCK E OF THE RE-SUBDIVISION OF THE SEC0~YD !NSTALI2~fKNT OF UNIVER- SITY PARK FOR SIXTY THREE PIUNDRE~D D01.LARS ($6300.00), AND THE EXECUTION OF VENDOR Ling NOTE FOR FIFTY-EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS($5800.00) OF THE PURCHASE PRICE, AND A DEED OF TRUST 0~.? T}~ S.@~ PROPERTY TO SEC-ORE THE SAID NOTE, PAYABLE TO SOUTHERN I~ETHODIST U}FiV~£RSITY: BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners and the City of University Park that the acts of Elbert Williams as Mayor of this City and Lester L. Smith as Acting City Secretary of this City in purchasing that said tract or parcel of land: Situated in Dallas County, Texas, and being all of Lots 5 and 6, and a part of Lot V, all in~Block "E" of the Re-subdivision of the Second Installment of University Park, an Addition to the City of Dallas, Texas, according to the Plat thereof recorded in Volume 2, Page of the ~mp Records of Dallas County, Texas, described as follows: Beginning at a point on the West line of Hillcrest Ave., 75 feet North from the intersection of the North line of Daniels Avenue with the West line of Hillcrest Ave.: Thence North along the said line of Hillcrest Ave., 90 feet to a stake for corner; Thence West, and parallel with Rosedale Ave., 90 feet to a point for corner; Thence South and parallel with Hillcre,st Ave., 90 feet; Thence East and parallel with Daniels Ave., 90 feet to the place of beginning; from Southern Methodist University for the sun of Sixty Three Hundred Dollars (~6300.00), of which Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) has been paid in cash, and the execution of Vendor Lien note dated the fourth day of September, 1941, by Elbert Williams as Ifmyor of University Park, payable to the order of Southern Methodist University, on or before one year after date, bearing five per cent interest payable semi-annually, and the execution by the said officials of a Deed of Trust to the same land on the same date by way of securing the said Vendor Lien, be, and each and all of the said acts are hereby ratified, affirmed and made the official acts of this City, fully binding the City of University Park according to the terms and stipulations thereof. PASSED A1VD APPROVED THIS THE FI~TEH2JG~t DAY OF SEPTH~BER, A. D. 1941. MAYOR, CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK RESGLL~0N FIXING C01IPt~ISATI ON OF CITY ATTOR1VEY FOR LITIGATION DURING FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTt~2~ER 30, 1941. BE IT ~SOLVED BY THE BOARD OF C0~{ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAler, that this Board find and it does affirmatively find that the services of the City Attorney in connection with the handling of litigation for this city during the current fiscal year has a reaso=able value of $1000.00 in addition to the monthly stipend paid him and that P. C. Fewell be and he is allowed compensation therefor in the sum of ONE THOUS~D DOLLARS ($1000o00). IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, that this city's check number 2318 issued April 19, 1941, be applied on the said allowance and that this city forthwith pay to the order of P. C. Fewell an additional FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($500°00). PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTEERWfH DAY OF SEPTE~ER, A. D. 1941. CITY OF Ui~IVERSITY PARK RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK A~NDING THE BUDGET ~dkrD AUTHORIZING THE PAY~ OF EX- PENSES OF I~VESTIGATING WATER PLANTS .A~krD FIRE EQUIPMENT. BE IT RESOLVED BY %~TE BOARD OF C@JD.~SSIO~RS OFT HE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT this Board find and it does affirmatively find that there has arisen an unexpected but eminent necessity for additional facilities to ft~nish the proper water service for this City and make necessary changes in the present fire fighting arrangements, and to the end that these purposes be best served THAT the ~ayor and Commissioners inspect the manner in which other comparable cities have solved the problems presently confronting this City, and THAT this creates an exigency which requires the amending of the budget for the present fiscal years and THAT there be appropriated from the General Fund the sum of ONE THOUSAND ($1000.00) DOLLARS or so much thereof as may be found necessary for the purpose of making such investigations and examinations, and THAT the City Clerk be and he is instructed to forthwith issue to Mayor Elbert Williams and either E. Glenn Martin or Lynn V. Lawther, checks payable to the order of the said persons for FOUR HUNDRED ($400o00) DOLLARS each as an advance on the expenses to be incLmred for such investi- gations. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTE~.$ER, A. D. 1941. CITY CLEHK I~AYOR .RSSOLU%~0H OF ~ BOARD OF C~,~SSION~ENS OF THE CITY OF I~T~PSth3iTY PARK AU~0RIZING, ~%CING~ ~I~~E A~ 0PEI~OH OF A ST~T LIGHT AT T~ C0~ER OF GR~N~I~ DRF~ i~ND PIC~/?ICK ~3~ Ah~ AT ~!E C ORI'~ OF GREENBRIER DR~rE AND B~TIMORE DRI~E. BE IT RESOLV~ P£ %I~ BOA}~ OF COI¥~,,,'ISS!OI~RS OF ~{E CITY OF LTtI~FmI~SITY PAMK~ T~%S; That ~mder and purs~ent to a contract with Dallas Power & Light Company for street lighting services~ as authorized by a resolution now of record in. Volume £~ Page {~%{~ of the Ordi~nce Records of this City~ there be installed forthwith and thereafter maintained and operated a street light at each of the following intersections: GRi~!BRtER DRIYE & ?ICKii;r!~t~ Ii,irE GR~i~IBRIER DRIVE & ~LTIMORE DRIVE PASSED AFD APPROV~ THiS ~iE T';~P~TI~ DAY OF OCTOBE~q, A. D. 1941~ ~,L~YOR i~31 ORDII.~NCE PROHIBITING PA~£ING IN FRONT OF HIGHLAND PAtaK ~.Rz~oBYTERIAN CPIDI~CH ~D ~[ING P~%'?Z~TY b~OR VI OLATI ON 7~i~REO~. BE IT ORDAINED B'Z 7lie BOARD OF C¢~v~vZ[SSIO:ENS OF TI{il Ct77 OF UN-IYERSITY PAt~;, Th%AS; That it shall be and is unlawi~al for the owner or operator of shy vehicle to permit such vehiole, whether occupied or not~ other than temporarily for the p~rpose of and while not actually engaged in loading or unloading~ to stand, or be, or remain parked in that certain area on University Boulevard in front of the Highland Park i~esbyterian Church beginning at a point fifty-two feet east of the intersection of the east line of Shannon Lane with the south line of University Boulevard and extending eastward a distaoce of sixty feet, The City Engineer is hereby instructed to paint the curb in front of such area with standard color of orange paint and to print thereon the words "NO PAt~KINGo" Any person violating 'tho.~0r0visi0ns of this ordinance shall be gumlo~' ~ ~ of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined not loss than One Dollar ([)1.00) nor more 'than One Hundred Dollars ($100,00) o PAo,x~D ~U',:T) APPROVED THIS THE ~IRD DAY OF sO/~,vl~;R, A. D. 194-1. ~g~YOR AN ORDIN£d~CE OF t?l_JF BOARD OF C C~SSSIO~,~:~o OF ~i~ CI~f OF ~?~]~I57 PAP: P~G~&TING T~FFIC IN S:~D CI~ REQ~RING OPE~kTO~ TO BRIXG A~ MOTOR V~{ICL~S }40~D NO~: A:~,~ SOUTH ON '::SL~ST3JZ DR~E TO A ~L STOP B~ORE PR~E:~I:G TO :2"[TER OR CROSS :q~ I~[[:ERSECTION OF STAI'~ORD, ~OVER~ SOLTtT:,:ES~ Ai'~ C~ /~ PRO- ~DING i PEHAL~ FOR TI~ 5~0~kT%0N iTZ~REOF. BE IT 0RDAIYULII BY ~ BOARD OF CCN?vilSSIONi~RS OF IHE CITY OF UNi~ENSITY PARK: That stop signs be placed on Westchester Drive at the north and south sides of Stanford~ Hanover~ So~Jthweste?~n and Caz~:th, within -the City of University Park~ and that all ~ersons while operating an automobile,, motorcycle~ bicycle~ truck or other vehicle~ be and they a~'e prohibited from proceeding or permittii~ such vehicle to proceed north or south on Wostchester Drive into or across Stanford Street~ Hanover Street~ Soi~thwestern Boulevard or Caruth Boulevard, without having first then and there brought and caused such motor vehicle, or other vehicle~ to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stov simp and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across the intersection of '.Testchester Drive and Stanford Stroet~ ?/estchoster Drive and Hanover Street~ Westchestor Drive and Southwestern Boulevard or 'Jestchester Drive and Caruth Boulevard without coming imto contact or collision with any ether vehicle~ if any~ or with any :0erson or other object° ~ Anyone violating any part of this ordinance sl~all~ upon conviction, be deemed gmilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any susi not to exceed One Hundred (!i~100o00) Do].lars, This ordinance shall be effective i:~ediateiy after its passage and publication as required by law~ and if any part thereof bo held to be invalid~ the romaini~E portion thereof shall never-the- less be e~fectlweo APPROVED T!:lo k~'IS Ti'I!RD DAY 0F J~G~,~ER~ Ao Do 1941. RESOLLE[T. 0N 0F TI-LB BOARD OF C01',,~dISSI0~TERS OF %I{E CITY 0F UNriVERSI TY PARt'~_ AUI~t0RIZING'~ PLACIL[G~ ?,~kINT~ZI{ANCE ANZD 0PEth&TION OF A STREET LIGti!~ ~T THE CORt{£R 0~ CARUTPi BOULE- V&PJ) Al, ill DOL~GLA$ STR]i2~T~ AND CAN~TH ~i',~D AIRLI~ ROAD~ t~E IT RESOLVED Bi' iYrS BOARD {F Ct2, P2,,'~SSI0NERS OF 'LUX CITY OF U}~VERSITY }U:~K~ Ti!Oc3¢S~ That under and pursuant to a contract with Dallas Power & Light Company for street lighting serviees~ as authorized by a resolution now of record in Vole:ac ~ Page %~4~ of the 0rd"nance Records of this City~ there be installed forthwith and thereafter maintain, ed and operated street lights at the following intersections ~ CMRUTH t~0D%E~fARD & AZRLIR~ ROAD C/mRUTH :::;,,.,~,z., ,t~RD & DOUGLAS STRUT PASSXO AND APPR~,fFiD ~[IS ~i~ 'iI~IRD DAY OF NOY~,,,~SEIR, A~ D~ 19%1o ATTEST: CI~£ CLERK BE IT 0RDA!I'¥~D PI Tpr~ BOARD OF C0?Jvi~SSt0}NERS OF %-~rH Olql* 0F N;~VERS!TY PARK: That that certain street or highv, lay '~Ithin the City of University Park~ Texas~ designated as B0J2S STRaiT from the intersection of PPes-Bo~. Road westvlard to the city limits~ shall be and it is hereby changed to be and na~d GI~SS2v'NERE · nra, i,:, oT- - P~%SSED ~d{D PPPROVED T!~!S ~_~ o_ZniT{ D~! OF NOVEi~,fBSt-t~ %~ D~ 1941o M&YOR RESOLUTION OF %dE BOARD OF (}D}Ji'~SSIOFZRS 0F ~£II]~2 CITY OF %l~VE]~gI~f Pikl~{ ~i~{DtNG T~iE }?L~DGET FOR 1941-%8 ~-D ]%q~ 0F ADDIT/ONPd~ ~RE STA~0]:,IS THIS CITY SX0~.~D B~LD ~g}~D Ut-L%T }!RE ~G~ING EQUI~SJ?I' SH0~D BE R~CNi%SED. oo ~ r p ..... ~,nE CITY OF BE IT RESOLVED BY %Pile BOARD OF C0li'vllootCI';2!;i,S 0±~ '"~ .... .¢.~{I,LsRolTI; this Board find, and it does affirmatively find that there has arisen an unex~oected but emend' en~'~ neoes~ s.it~y for additional facilities to furnish the proper and necessary fire fighting equipment and that one or ..~o~e additional fire stations be constructed~ Ttt.%T the }~iayor and Corrm~issioners inspect the manner in ~,~hich other comparable cities a~ve the problems 'oresentlv confronting this City~ and~ TI~kT this creates an exigency which requires -the ~ending of the budges for the present fiscal year~ sad TraiT there be appropriated from the Oenera~ ~nd the su=m of FIVE RIJt{DRED (~,}500o00) DOLIARS or so much thereof as m~y be found necessary for 'the purpose of making such investigations and exami.na ti one ~ and TI.%'kT the City Clerk be and he is instructed to forthv~il~h issue to Mayor Elber% ¥illiams or Comzaissioner Lynn Vo Lawther or Comraissioner E~ Glenn },,!az'tin check or checks payable to the order of either of the.:~,=_,..,.'"°~ ~'oerson or ~}ersons,~ if anv~, of said persons might demand~ but tha~ in no eve~1; said 229 ' check or checks are to exceed a 'total aggregate o2 FIVE HUND}~D (~500,00) DOLIARS~ The 'proceeds of such checks to be used to defray expenses to be incurred by such investigations as either of the above three named parties ~my see fit to make, PASSt~ A~ APPROVED Ti]IS TI~ SIXTH DAY OF ]']0V]~i\IBER~ A, D. 1941o 0RDINAk~E OF THE BOARD OF COMt!ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSIT~ PARK FINALLY ACCEPTING ~ IMRROVE~,~ET OF CARUTH BOULEV~d~D FROM THE WEST LI~YE OF BALTIMORE DRIVE TO THE NORTH LINE OF GREENBRIER DRIVE AT PR~TON ROAD, KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 88 IN THE CIT~ OF UNIW~- SITY PARK, AND ORDERING THE ISSUANCE TO UVALDE CON- STRUCTION C0~,[PAEY~ CONTRACT0~MS, OF THE CERTIFICATES OF SPECIAL ASSESSk,~ AGAINST THE PR0'PERT~ OWNERS ON SAID PORTION OF S~,_ID STREET AND DE6W~ING AN ~RG~CY. HE IT 0RDAtI~ED BY THE BOARD OF CG,~VffSSII!~ERS OF T~CITY 0FLrNIVERSITY PARK: THAT~ ~EE, REAS', on the 21st day of July A. D. 194~1, a written contract was entered into by and betwee~ the City of University Park and Uvalde Constru. ction Company to improve Caruth BoL~evard fr~n the West ~ine of Baltimore Drive to the North line of Greenbrier Drive at Preston Road, known as Unit or District No. 88 in the City o~ University Park; and, ~gffE, REAS, on the 18th da~ of August, Ac D.' 1941, a final assessment ordinance was passed, levying an assessment to cover their pro-rata share of the cost of said improvements against all property owners on said portion of said street; NOW, THEREF0~ BE IT 0RDAII,~D BY T~ BOARD OF C(t,.~,:[[SSION~S OF ~qE CITY 0F UikrIVERSITY PARK 1o That the improvement of Caruth Boulevard from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the North line of Greenbrier Drive at Preston R0ad~ known as Unit or District No. 88, have been fully and finally completed by the Uvalde Construction Company, in i~ll compliance with the contract be- tween the City of University Park and said Uvalde Construction Company, and that said improvements be and are hereby fully and finally accepted by zne ~iw o£ oniversity Park. 2~ That the final estimate due by the City of University Park to Uvalde Construction Company for the improvement of said portion of said street be and is hereby ordered paid to Uvalde Construction Company. 3o That the certificates of special assessment evidencing the liability of all property owners abutting on said portion of said street in the form required by said~contract and the final assessment Ordinance heretofore passed by the City of University Park,. be and are hereby ordered issued, executed by the Mayor of the City of University Park, and delivered to Uval~e Construction Company. 4° That, whereas, the fact that said portion of said streets are in such urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the immediate preservation of the public health~ safety and property which requires that the rule requiring three several readings be suspended, and that this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Passed and approved~ this 1st day of December, 19~l. Mayor THE STATE 0F TEXAS ~ COUi~iT OF D~S ~ I, Ralph E. H~n, City Secretary of the Ci~ of University Park, Texas, do he.by certi~ that the abovs and foregoi~ is a t~ and correct copy of an o~inance passed by the ~ard of Commissioners of the City of University Pa~ on the 1st day of ~cember, A. D. 19~. In witness whereof, I have set ~ hand and the se~ of the City of University ~rk, this the 1st day of .December, A. D, 1941. ~-~'32 / C) 0 CD CD 0 -~ -<I ED 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CD u 0 Cb CD 0 CI) Co (3o CO ~ CO C~ Co CO Cc, Co O~ CO Oo CC) 0 C) 0 ~ C) CD CD ¢') CD CO CO o3 C~.]? CO ~.5, CO ~D '-0 '..0 '-0 '.© ..0 '-0 '-~ '-0 0 ,.o~ C) C;D Cx~ C'.I o o A~ ORDI]~M~CI~ O~ ~ BOARD 0~ CO~SSIO~YERS OF THE CITY 0~ L~NI_V~SIT~ PARK, T~ ORDERING 'i~ I)~fPROV~P2~T OF BALTIMORE DRIVE ~0M THE NORTH LIi~ OF ALL~¥ SOUTH OF C~LGATE AVENUE TO T~ NORTH LINE OF ALLE~ NORTH OF COLGATE AVENITE, KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 91, AI~D COLGATE AVEhTUE ~ROM THE EAST L!hTE OF BALTIMORE DRIVE, %r~HICH IS ~E EAST EDGE OF PRESENT PAVING, EAST TO THE EDGE OF PRESEh~ PAVING OPPOSITE T~E ~ST 3INE OF LOT 20, BLOCK 27, UNIVER- SITT HEIGHTS NO. 4, %7N0~'~ AS DISTRICT NO. 92, AI.L IN THE CITY OF IR~IVERSITY PAP~£, TEF~S, AND ORDERING SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED~ AND DEC-z~ERING AN ENERG~CY. BE IT 0RDAI~) BY ~ BOARD OF CC~,~ISSIONW~RS OF THE CITT OF UNIVERSITY P~MK: That, ?~RE~E, BALTIMORE DRIVE FROM TH~ NORTH LINE OF ~kLLEY SOUTH OF COLGATE AV~'¥iTE TO THE NORTH LINE OF ALLEY NORT~H OF COLGATE AV~TUE, I~IOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 91, AND COLGATE AVENUE FROM ~IE EAST LINE OF BALTIMORE DRIVE~ V~tICH IS THE EAST EDGE OF PRESENT PAVIh~, EAST TO THE EDGE OF PRESENT PAVING OPPOSITE TP~E ~T LINE OF LOT 20, BLOCK 27, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS NO. 4, KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 92, are in urgent need of improvement by excavating, grading and pavirg the same, including concrete curbs and gutters, drains and drainage culverts or structures and the necessary work in connection there- with$ and, ~REAS, the Boated of Com~uissioners of the City of University Park deem it necessary to improve the said streets.; Therefore, BE IT 0RDAI~-F2) BT THE BOARD OF C(I~.~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF IDYiVERSITY PARK, that the said streets be and are hereby ordered improved. That the City ~gineer be and is hereby directed to at once prepare plans and specifications for said work, and file same with the Board of Cormmissioners. The said improvements shall be of come standard material to be selected before awarding the contract° That the said specifications shall set out fully the different materials, and the differ- ent classes of work which ~zll be considered. That the cost of said improvements shall be paid as follows: (a) The City of University Park shall pay one-tenth of the total cost of said improve- ments~ (b) After deducting the amount provided for in Section (a), property owners abutting on said streets shall pay the remaining cost of said improvements, which is nine-tenths of the total cost of all improvements. The portion of the cost to be assessed against each property owner shall be paid in five equal installments, one-fifth thirty days from the date of completion and acceptance of said work by the City of University Park, and one-fifth one year frmu said date, and one-fifth two years from said date, and one-fifth three years from said date and one-fifth four years from said date; together with seven (7%) per cent interest per annum from date of acceptance, providing that said assessments may be paid before ~aturity, with accrued ~nterest to the date of papment. That nine-tenths of the total cost of said improvements, including curbs and gutters, shall be. assessed against the abutting property and against the owners of the same, in accordance with the te~ms of Article ll05-b, Title 28 Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, Texas, in accordance with what is known as the Front Foot Rule or Plan, as the frontage of the property of each owner is to the whole frontage of the property to be improved, providing that should the appli- cation of this rule in the opinion of the Board of Commissioners be unjust or unequal in any particu- lar case, it shall be the duty of the Board of Commissioners to apportion and assess such cost in such manner and proporti~ n as it shall deem just and equitable, considering the special benefits in enhanced value to be received by such property and the owner thereof, so as to produce a substantial ~ equality of bemeftts to and burdens imposed upon each property and its owner~ and providing that no assessment shall be made until after the notice and hearing to property owners provided by the terms of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortiet~ Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, and further providing that no assessment shall be made against any property or its owner in excess of the benefits in enhanced value accruing to such property owner by re, son of said improvement. BE IT ~R~R ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COI~SSI0!~RS OFTHE CITY OF D]~IVERSITY ?ARK, that the fact that said streets are in very urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the preservation of the public peace, public health and public property requir- ing that the rule requiring three separate readings be and the s~me is hereby ordered suspended~ and that this ordinance shall take effect from and after the date of its passage. PASSED AND APPROV~ED this the 1st day of December, A. Do 1941. Mayor THE STATE OF TALXAS COUAWI~/ OF DALLAS This is to certif~ that the above and _foregoing instr~/~ent is a t~l~ and correct copy of the Ordinance represented, as recorded in Vol. ~ of the Ordinance Records of the City of University Park. ~Th~SS my ~nd and seal of office this the first day of ~ce~gber, A. D. 1941. A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF C0~/~!IISSIOI~ERS OF rlYIE CITY' OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR ~ ID~ROV-E/VS~T OF BALTiMORE DRIVE FROM THE NORTH LINE OF ~7,L~55 SOUTH OF COLGATE AVEkrtuE TO ~ NORTH LINE OF ALLA~f NORTH OF COLGATE AVENUE, KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 91, AND COLGATE AlrJSN-LrE FR(~ THE w~LST LIIkrE OF BALTIMORE DRIVE, V,StICH IS THE FAST EDGE OF PRESENT PAVIk~ EAST TO THE EDGE OF PRESENT PAVING OPPOSITE THE WEST LINE OF LOT 20~ BLOCK 27~ DIfIVERSITY HEIGHTS N0o ~ tG~0WN AS DISTRICT NO. 92, AT.L IN THE CITY OF UlkrlVERSITY PARK, TPD[AS. HE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF C~5,~[SSIONARS OF 'II~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, T~S, T~AT I~R~, the City ~gineer has heretofore prepared plans and specifications for the improve- ment of Baltim°re Drive from the North line of alley South of Colgate Avenue to the North line of alley North of Colgate Avenue to the North line of alley North of Colgate Avenue, known as District No. 91, and Colgate Avenue from the ~st line of Baltimore Drive, which is the east edge of present paving, East to the edge of present paving opposite the West line of Lot 20, Block 27, University Heights No. 4, known as District No. 92, all in the City of University Park, Texas, by excavating, grading, filling and caving, constructing drainage culverts or structures, and the construction of curbs and gutters, and-has presented same to the Bosrd of Co~nissioners for approval and adoption~ and, ~TEREAS, said plans and specifications have been carefully considered by the Board of C ommi s si oners, T~IEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the said plans and specifications are approved and adopted as plans and specifications for said improvements on the said streets. BE IT FURTHER ttESOLVED that the City Secretary is hereby instructed to secure bids on the said improvements and submit them to the Board of Commissioners. THIS RI~0LLFfION shall take effect and be in force from and after date of its passage, PASSA?D AND APPROVED, this the first day of December~ A. D. 1941. ~yor 235 RESOLIJTION OF 'ThqE BOARD OF C~E~ISSI0i\TERS OF T~_E CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TE~LLS, APPROVING ~HE BID OF ~qE LErALDE CONSTRUCTI0~[ GOMP~ AND AWARDING THE C Gk~TRACT FOR THE I~PR0VING OF BALTI~,~!0RE DRIVE FROM THE NORTH LINE OF ALLEY SOU1%i OF COLGA~_~ AVENUE TO THE NORTH LINE OF ALLEY NORTH OF COLGATE AVENUE, KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 91, AND COIDATE AVENUE FR0k~ THE EAST LINE OF BALTI~0RE DRIVE, WHICH IS EAST EDGE OF PRESENT PAVING, FAST TO THE EDGE OF PRESENT PAVING OPPOSITE THE %WEST LII~ OF LOT ~0, BLOCK ~?, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS N0~ ~, tt%[0VfN AS DISTRICT NO. 9~, ALL IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAP~, TEXAS ~ BE IT RF~0LVED BY THE BOARD OF CG~.~K[SSIOI~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT, ~Vhereas, pursuant to Ordinances duly passed on the first day of D~cember, A. D~ 1941, bids were invited for the improvement of the streets hereinafter referred to~ and, ~TERE~, the Board of Commissioners, after carefully tabulating and inspecting the bids, is of the opinion that the bid of the uvalde Construction Company is the most advantageous bid to the City of University Park and to the abutting property owners, NOW, ~REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY ~ BOARD OF CG,~ISSI0~ERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAHE, that the bid of the Uvalde Construction Cor~pany for the improvement of: Baltimore Drive from the North line of alley south of Colgate Avenue to the North line of alley north of Colgate Avenue, known as District No. 91~ and Colgate Avenue from~ the East line of Baltimore Drive, which is the east edge of present pavir~g, East to the edge of present paving opposite the %Vest line of Lot ~0, Block 27, University Heights No. 4, known as District No. 92, all in the City of University Park, be and the same is hereby accepted and th~ Mayor and City Secretary are instructed to enter into a contract on behalf of the City of University Park with the Uvalde ~Construction Company for said improvements in conformity with the terms of their said bid. That this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after the date of its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS ~ FIRST DAY OF DEC~IBER, A. D. 1941. Attes~ Mayor THE STATE OF T~S COUNTY OF DALLAS THIS CfNTRACT, this day made and entered into by and between the City of University Park, a municipal corporation, incorporated under the general laws of the State of Texas, Party of the First Park, and UVALDE C0~STRUCTION C0~ANY, a private corporation organized and incorporated under the laws of the State of Texas, Party of the Second Part, WIThVE~SETH: That the said parties have agreed as follows: The UV~LLDE CONSTRUCTION C0]~,IPANY agrees to furnish all labor and materials, tools, machinery, etc., necessary to lay and to construct, in accordance with the specifications attached hereto, a wearing surface of hot asphaltic concrete (fine graded aggregate) l" in thickness on a 5" concrete base, including excavating, grading, filling, etc., concrete curb and gutter, drains, drainage culverts or structures, etc., and other necessary work in connection therewith~ in accordance with the plans and specifications hereto attached, on the follOWing streets, to-wit: BALTII\~0RE DRIVE from the North line of alley South of Colgate Avenue to the north line of alley north of Colgate Avenue~ known as District No. 91, and COLGATE AVEhKIE FROM T~tE F~.ST LINE OF BALTIMORE DRIVE which is the east edge of present paving East to the edge of present pavi~g opposite the West line of Lot 20, Block ~, University Heights No. &, knov~% as District No. 9£ all in the City of University Park, Texas. It is agreed that where.the construction of any other work of improvement covered by the bid hereto attached is desired by the Party of the First Part that Party of the Second Part will do said ~ork and furnish said materials at the prices named hereinafter. For said work, the Party of the Second Part shall be paid at the follo%~ng rates and prices~ to-wit: P ice in _W rd_s _ Earth excavated material per cue yd~ Thirty Cents °30 Combination J0" roll Curb and gutter, per lin. ftc Sixty-eight Cents °88 l" hot asphaltic concrete (fine graded aggregate) on a 5" concrete base, with 5-year maintenance bond, per sq~ yd~ One Dollar & Seventy~ one Cents The cost of said improvements shall be paid as follows: (a) The City of University Park shall pay one-tenth of the total cost of said improve- ments, including curbs and gutters, in cash upon completion and acceptance of said improvements. (b) After deducting the amount provided for in section (a)~ the remainder of said costs, which is ninemtenths of the total cost of said improvements, includi~ the cost of curbs and gutters~ shall be assessed against the respective properties abutting on said portions of said streets, which said assessment shall also be a personal charge against said property owners, and shall be in proportion as the frontage of the property of each owner in said Unit or District is to the whole frontage to be improved, said cost to be apportioned between said property owners in accordance with what is known as the Front Foot Rule or Plan, and said sum shall be payable in five equal installments, one-fifth thirty days after the co~upletion of said improvements and accept~ ance by the Board of Co~aissioners, one-fifth one year from said date; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date and one-fifth four years from said date, together with interest on the amount of said installments fro~ the date of said acceptance at the rate of seven per cent per annum~ Assignable certificates shall be issued by the City of University Park for said oortion to b~ assessed against said property owners, which said certificates shall be in such usual and customary form as Party of the Second Part may desire and shall contain such evidentiary recitals and such provisions for their collection as provided by Article ll0~b, Title ~8 Revised Statutes of 106 of the Acts of the ~0th Legislature of the S~ate~ of Te~_as, and the 0rdin- Texas~ being Chapter ances of the City of University Park° Said Uvalde Construction Company agrees to begin work on this contract upon ten days~ written notice from the City of University Park after all proceedings necessary to fix a valid and binding assessment have been had and passed by the City of University Park and the fifteen days estoppel period provided by Article ll0~-b, Title S8, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 105 of the Acts of the ~0th Legislat~are of the State of Texas have elapsed, but shall not be re- quired to begin work hereunder unless and until it has obtained adequate security by asses~aent or private contract for that part of the contract price for which the City is not liables and failure to make said improvements in front of ex~upt property shall not invalidate any other assessment° Party of the First Part promises and agrees to use its municipal powers to fix and establish valid and binding assessments and liens, and re-assessments, if necessary, and to issue and to deliver valid and binding certificates for the several amounts to be paid by the abutting property owners under the ter~ of this contract, but it is expressly understood, stipulated and agreed that the Party of the Second Part shall look solely to the abutting property owners for the respective sums and amounts to be paid by th~a respectively upon the ter~s under which the improve- ments covered and contemplated hereby are to be made, and the City of University Park shall not be liable for any part of the sums to be paid by said Parties, and the City of University Park shall not be liable for any costs or expenses incurred in endeavoring to enforce the liability of any other party or parties fora part of the cost of said improvements, but said City will bring suit in its own name to enforce any of said certificates upon request of Party of the Second Party or other legal holder of said certificates° The Uvalde Construction Company agrees to fully indemnify and save whole and ha~less the City of University Park from all damages or losses arising out of any real or pretended cause of action, occasioned to any person or property by the construction in an improper, careless or negligent mam~er of the improvements herein mentionede Said Uvalde Construction Company agrees to construct said improvements in the manner and of the materials mentioned in the specifications hereto attached, all of which are made a part of this contract, the same as if written herein fullo The said Uvalde Constr~tion Company agrees, binds and obligates itself to so const~ct said improvements, and to use such materials in the construction of same, that it will be and remain in good repair and condition for and during a period of five years from t~he final completion and acceptance of the work by the Ci%5~ of University Park, so that at the end of said period of five years said pavemeat shall be in a good and serviceable condition, smooth and free from any defects that will impair its usefulness as a roadway and the said Uvalde Construction Company ~urther agrees to maintain the said streets in accordance with ti~e terms and provisions of this contract and agrees that in case during said five year period such defects have developed as to impair the use- fulness of said streets as roadways, and it is necessary to re-surface or repave said streetS, it will, after twnety (£0) days written notice, do the said work or repair or the said re-surfacing or re-paving of said streets without additional expense to the said City of University Park~ and in case the said Uvalde Construction Go~any should fail to do so, it agrees that the City of University Park~ or its successors, may do said work in the manner provided in this contract~ and carge the same, together with the sum of Ten (~10o00) Dollars per day during such failure against the said Uvalde Construction Company, and the sureties on its bond herein. A maintenance bond in the su~m of twenty- five (~5%) per cent of the contract price f~r said improvements shall be furnished upon the emu. pletion and acceptance of said improvements by the City of University Park. IN WI~ESS %~fPIEREOF, the City of University Park has caused this instrument to be signed by its Mayor, and attested by its City Secretary with the corporate seal, and the Uvalde Construc- tion Company has caused this instrument to be signed by Frank F. Bell, its Vice-President, and attested by its Secretary this the ~irst day of December, A. D. 1941. / Attest: CITY OF UNIVERSITY PABK Mayor Party of the First Part. UVALDE CONSTRUCTION Secretary By t~ank F, Bell (Signed) Vice- President Party of the Second Part RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CGvE,.SSSIONERS OF ~HE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PATE{, T~[AS, APPROVIiqG ~ C0~RACT A~,FD BONDS WITH DVALDE CONSTRUCTION C0~.~Yf FOR I~,~°ROVING ~<IMORE DRIVE FROM THE NORTH LIi~ OF ~LEY SOU~H OF COLGATE A\m~I~UE TO TI~E N0t~TH LIi~E OF ALLEY NORTH OF COLGATE AVENUE~ t~0WN AS DISTRICT NO. 91, AND COLGATE AV~UE FRC~i ~ EAST LINE OF BAL- TIMORE DRIYi~, %WHICH IS 'i~tE ~ST EDGE OF PRESEI,~ PAVIIO~ EAST TO THE i~GE OF PRES~W~T PAVING OPPOSITE ~F~ WEST LIi'~E OF LOT 20, BLOC~[ 27, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS NO. 4, tf!~0~J~ ~ DISTRICT NO. 92; ALL I~,Y ~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, BE IT RESOLVF~D BY 'I~ BOARD OF C05~,,[ISSIONERS OF 17~E CI~ OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That, Wh®reas, the contract in writing between D~fALDE CONSTRUCTION C0i'dPANY f~ND THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK and bond of UVALDE CO~[STRUCTION CO?¢~°ANY for the improvement of BALTIMORE DRIVE from the north line of alley south of Colgate Avenue to the north line of alley North of Colgate Avenue, known as District No. 915 and, COLGATE AVENtrE from the east line of Baltimore Drive, which is the east edge of present paving, East to the edge of present paving opposite the West line of Lot 20, Block 2~, University Heights No. 4, ~ao%rn as District No. 92, all in the City of University Park, have this day been presented to the Board of Commissioners for approval; m~d, ~fHERF~b$, said contract and bond are in proper fora and the securities on said bond are good and sufficient; NOW, TH~REFORE, BE IT R]~SOLVED BY THE BOARD OF C@:~vZ[SSI01~ERS OF TP~ CITY OF DIfIVERSITY That this contract and bond be and the same are hereby ratified, adopted and approved° THAT THIS RESOLLFffION SPfi~LL TAKE effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED A~,rDAPPROVED, this First day of December, A. D. 1941. MAYOR 0RDIt~ANCE OF THE BOARD 0F C@,~..~ISSI0~'JER$ OF ~ CIT~~ OF UNI~ZERSITY PAPJ~, TEXAS, DETt~NING THE h~EC~SITY OF L~IE~ AN ~_SSESSI~fENT AG~kIhTST TI{E PROPERT~ AND ~ 0~f~ERS TH~0F 0i~ BALTIMORE DRIVE FR0~I _~tE NORTH LII~E OF AILEY SOUTH OF COI~ATE AVENUE TO THE h~0RTH LINE OF A~.~E~Z ~0RTH OF COLGATE AVE~, KN0~.~ AS DISTRICT NO. 91, 23[D COLGATE AVENUE FR0~I THE EAST LINE OF BALT~IMORE DRIYE, WHICH IS THE EAST EDGE OF PRESENT PAVING, F~ST TO THE ~GE OF PRESENT PAVI~JG OPPOSITE THE V,~ST LINE OF LOT 20 BLOCK 27, b~NIVERSITY HEIGHTS N0o 4, KN0~N AS DISTRICT N0o ALL IN TH~ CIT~ OF U1W-iVERSITY PARK, FOR A PART OF T~ COST OF IMPROVIMG SAID STREETS ~ FI~fXI~'G A TI?'E FOR 'I~tE t~RING OF THE 0~VNERS OR AGENTS OF SAID 0%F~YERS OF SAID PROPE~TY OR OF AI~ PERS0~.IS INTERESTED II,~ SAID IDiPROVE~a~TS AS PROVIDED BY At~ICLE ll05-b~ TITLE 28~ REVISED STATUTES OF TEF~.S, BtE~ CHAPTE~ 108 OF ~E ACTS OF Tt~E 40th LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEY. AS, AND THE 0RDI- ~kNCES OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, ~ DIRECTING Tt~ CITY S~CRETARY TO GI~-E NOTICE OF SAID HEARING Ai~D ~Ti~NING AND APPR0~riNG TH~ STATI~ENT OR RJKPORT OF TPiE CITY ENGINEER ~hYD D!Eff~ING AN ~RG~CYo BE IT 0RDAIN~) BY THE BOARD OF CGI'~ISSI01fERS OF f~qE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARt~: Tqaat, ~daereas, th~ Board of Conm~issioners of the City of University Park, Texas, has heretofore by ordinance duly passed and approved, ordered the improvement of the following streets, to-wit: ~LTI~f0RE DRIVE from the north line of alley south of Colgate Avenue to the north line of alley North of Colgate Avenue, known as District Nco 91~ and, COLGATE AV~ from the east line of Baltimore Drive, which is the east edge of present paving, east to th~ edge of present paving opposite the West line of Lot 20, Block 27, University Heights No. 4, known as District Nco 92, all in the City of University Park, Texas$ and, WHEREAS, plans and specifications for the improvement of. said streets have been duly pre- pared and approved as required by Article ll05-b~ Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the 40th Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park; and, WPIER3I~S, as required by said Ordinances and Statutes, after bids for said work of improve- ment had been made, said work of improvement was let to UVALDE CONSTRUCTI0I~ COMPANY to improve with a one (l") inch hot asphaltic concrete pavement on a five (5") inch concrete base, including excavat~ ing, grading and filling and concrete cvrbs and gutters, and drainage culverts or structures as pro- vided by said plans and specifications; and, ~I~REAS, a written contract has been entered into by and between the City of University Park and Uvalde Construction Company for the construction of said improve;~ent: ~IEREFOP~ BE IT 0RDAIEED BT ~i~E BOARD OF C0~J~ISSt0~[ERS~ '~ OF TI~ CITY OF UIYIVERSITY PARK: That the revised report or statement of the City Engineer filed with the Board of Commissioners describi~g the abutting property and giving the naz,~es of property owners and nt~aber of front feet and the cost of improvements chargeable against each abutting property and its owner, having been duly examined, is hereby approved. That the Board of Conm~issioners does hereby deternfine to assess nine-tenths of the cost of all improvements against the owners of the property abutting thereon and against their properties, in accordance with the provisions of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the &0t~ Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park. That the said assessment shall be made after a notice to such property owners and all interested persons and a hearing herein mentioned, and that the said portion of the said cost of improvements to be assessed against such property owners and their prop- erty shall be in accordance with the Front Foot Rule or Plan in the particular Unit or District, in the proportion that the frontage of the property of each owner in the Unit or District bears to the whole frontage of the property in the Unit or District~ that after such hearing, if such plan of apportionment be found to be not just and equitable in particular instances, the Board of Co~ission- ers shall so apportion all said cost as to produce a substantial equality between all such property owners abutting on said oortion of said street, having in view the special benefits in enhanced value of said property to be received by such parcels of property and owners thereof, the equities of such owners and the adjustment of such apportionment so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits received and burdens imposed, and that in no event shall any assessment be made against any property or the owners thereof in excess of the enhanced value of such property by reason of such improve~nto That the proportionate cost of such improvement which is contemplated to be assessed against such owners and their properties shall beco~ due and payable as follows~ One-fifth 30 days after the completion and acceptance by the City of University Park of said improve~:ents; one-fifth one year after said date; one-fifth two years after said dates one-fifth three years after said date; and one-fifth fo~ years after said date, together with interest from said date at the rate of seven per cent per annum, and reasonable attorney's fees and all costs of collection in case of default° That the total proportionate part of such improvement that is contemplated to be assessed against such ovmers and their respective properties and the names of the owners of property abutting upon said street, aforesaid property to be improved and the description of tbmt property and the several amounts proposed to be assessed against them respectively for paving and for curb and gutter, and the grand total thereof, which said sum does not and shall not in any event exceed nine- tenths of the total estimated cost of said improvements, including curbs and gutters, is as follows: 239 "~0 0 ~ "' ~ 0 o'3 0 ~ ~ -,--t 0 I--{ ~ E4 09 ~ ~ p~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o C') ~ ~ .:,~ ~-~ ;,2 <) ~ ~, o ~ 0) ~-, o ~ ~ 0 ~q o 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~; 0 0 ~ 0 0 c~ 0 0 t~ (D ~40 241_ ~-4 :--I r-l r-l ~ ["-I 0', CO oO cO OD O0 ~ Lex D~ 0 0 0 0 .o~ ,.o oo e ~ E~r~ o o 0 0 o o ~o ~ ~ ~ o o o o ~ o o ~ o o o 0 ~ ~ 0 0 0 0 ~ % 0 o o o 6d o o o o That a hearing shall be give~ to all personss fir~, or corporations owning any such abutting property or any interest therein, their agents and attorneys, and any person or persons interested in said improvements, before the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, as provided by the Provisions of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texass being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the first called session of the 40th Legislature of the State of Texas, which said hearing shall be had on the fifth day of Januarys Ac D. 1942, at 7:30 P. ~. O'clock in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, and which said hearing shall be continued~from day to day and from time to time as ras. y be necessary to give all said persons full and fair oppoztunity to be heard on any matter which is a constieutional prerequisite to the validity of any assessment proposed to be made, and to contest the amounts of the proposed assessments, the lien and liability thereof and special benefits to abutting property and owners thereof by means of the improvements for which said assessments are to be levied, tl~ accuracy, sufficiency, regularity~ and validity of the pro~ ceedings and contract in co~mection with such improvements and proposed assessments, and the Board of Co~.~issioners shall have the power to correct any errors~ inaccuracies, irregularities and invali-~ dities and to supply any deficiencies and to determine the amounts of assessments and all other matters necessary in com~ection therewith. That after the conclusion of the hearing above mentioned such sum or sums as may be deter- mined by the Board of Commissioners to be payable by said property owners shall be assessed against them respectively and against their respective properties, by ordinance or ordinances, in the manner prescribed by the said paving law and ordinances of the City° That the City Secretary of the City of University Park is hereby directed to give notice to such property owners, their agents or attorneys, and to all interested persons, of said hearing, as prescribed by the provisions of said paving law and ordinances of the City, by publishing said notice three times in the Park Cities News which is a newspaper published in Dallas County, Texas, and of general circulation in the City of University Park, the first of said publications to be made at least ten days before the date set for said hearing° Said City Secretary may also mil a copy of said notice by registered letter to each of said property owners, if known, or their agents or attorneyss if kno~, said notice to be deposited in a post office in the County of Dallas at least ten days before the date set for hearing. However~ said notice by registered letter s~all be ctmm~ lative only~ and notice by publication shall be Fulls due and proper notice of said hearing. It shall not be necessary to the validity of said notice of hearing to na~e any property owner abutting on said street~ and the fact that any such property owner or owners are iucorrectly named or not named at all shall in no wise affect the validity of the assessment against such property nor the personal liability against the real and true owner or ov~ers of said property~ No errors or omis- sions in the descriptions of the properties abutting on said street shall in any wise invalidate said assessment, but it shall be the duty of such property owner or owners whose property is in- correctly described to furnish a proper description at the hearing or hearings provided for. No error or omission of any character in the proceedings shall invalidate any assessment or any certif- icate issued in evidence thereof. Provided, however, that in cases where property is owned by more than one person, 'there shall be assessed against each of said persons and against his interest in the property only that portion of the total assessment against such property v~nich his interest therein bears to the whole property; and if in any case any person is named as an owner who has no interest in the property, or any person owning an interest therein is omitted, there shall be assessed against the true owner or owners~ whether named or unnamed, and his or their interest in the property that lmrt of the total assessment against such property which such interest therein bears to the whole property; the assessment where there is more than one owner baing several and not joint, both as to the lien there- by created and the personal liability of the owners. BE IT ~JRTHER 0RDAI~YED BY '~ BOARD OF CG~¥~ISSION2~S OF ~±~[E CITY 0F UNIVERSITY PARK: That the fact that said portions of said streets are in such urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the preservation of the public peace, public health and public property requiring that the rule requiring three several readings be and the same is hereby ordered suspended, and tl~t this ordinance shall take effect and be in force frm~.~ and after its passage. PASSE]) A2.YD APPROV~ this First day of December, A. D. 1941 243 RESOLUTION OF ~ BOARD OF C(~\~[[SSIOIfERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAF~f 21,H~fDING THE BUDGET FOR THE CURR~ FISCAL YEAR. V~{kl~EAS, an exigency which might not have been reasonable anticipated has arisen requir- ing that an amendment of the Budget for the current fiscal year be made, and WHEREAS, it is apparent that the city will have need in the very near future for a crawler type tractor and the following quotations or prices have been made the city. R. B. George Company, Caterpillar with diesel engine complete with loader and bulldozer (Less 2% cash thirty days) 5,009.00 Shaw EqDipment Corapany, Allis-Cha~mers Model "WM~ gas engine, with loader and bulldozer c muplete (Less 5" cash thirty days) ~ 4,218,20 Browning-Ferris Machinery Company, International Harvester I~-6 complete with loader and bulldozer, prices net With gas engine With diesel engine $ 3,401,70 ~ 3,701o?0 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CG,~2,KSSIONERS OF TI~ CITY OF D~IVERSITY PARK: That the budget for the current fiscal year be and it hereby amended as follows: There is hereby appropriated Three Thousand Seven Hundred One Dollars and seventy cents (~3,701.70) fram the General Funds for the purchase of one International DT~6 Crawler Type Tractor from the Browning-Ferris Machinery Company. PASSED AND APPR0~EDTHIS THE FIRST DAY OF DECE~ER, A. D. 1941 CITY CLERK RESOLUTION CREI)ITING T~ ASSESS~V~ OF TAXES FOR THE Y~a~kR 1941, AGAINST TH~ HILLCREST STATE BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, that the Board finds and it does hereby affirmatively find: (a) Although the Appellate Courts of this State have held that Article 7166 of the Revised Civil Statutes of Texas is the sole basis for taxing stat~ banks to the exclusion of all other Articles of the Statutes, and no appellate court has held to the contrary~ the tax rolls of this city for the year 1941, show an assessment against the Hillcrest State Bank com- puted from the provisions of Article 7165 as well as 7166~ Without establishing any precedent~ without agreeing with the appellate court so holding, and without prejudice to the rights of the City to use any proper basis for the future tax assessments, it is deemed proper to correct the assessment against the Hillcrest State Bank for the year 1941, so as to bring it within the provisions of Article 7166; The Personal Property Assessment against Hillcrest State Bank for 1941, Number 8633 in the amount of ~379.87 and ~99.63 of Assessment Number 8632 should be canceled; (d) It is deemed proper tom ake the assessment for stockholders on a net valuation of ~82,629o00 BE IT lrURTt{ER RESOLVi~ that tax assessment number 8633 against the Hillcrest State Bank for the year 1941 for Personal Property Assessment in the anmunt of ~379.87 be and it is canceled; and that ~99~63 o£ Assessment number 8632 for the year 194I, be and it is canceled, so that the taxes assessed against the Hillcrest State Bank for the year 1941, shall be and they are on Real Property Number 5338, ,24, for stockholders ~umber 8632, ~826,~29. PASSED At~) APPROV]2~D THIS THE FIRST DAY C~/DEC~I~ER, A. D. 19.41. RESOLUTION OF TtTE BOARD 0F C0~[SSION~S OF T~hl~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAttK RELEASING ~J~!}~ffANCF ~OND GIVEN BY bIfALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPAi~Y FOR TEE t~,PROV~,~AtFf OF GLENWICK LM~ FROM THE W~T LI}~E OF PRV~BTON ROAD TO ~ EAST LINE OF ~fESTCHESTER DRIVE IN T~LE CITY OF UI{IVERSITY PARK, T,EII_S, BE IT P~ESOLVED BY ~ITEE BOARD OF CG~'~.~[[SSI 0NERS OF Ti-~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY I~{RK, THAT, ~£~LEREAS, heretofore on the 15th day of Yune, 1938, Uvalde Construction Company entered into contract with the City of University Park, Texas, to improve Glenwick Lane from the West line of Preston Road to the Fmst line of Westchester Drive in the City of University Park, Texas, and in said contract bound and obligated itself to so construct said improvements and to use such ~terials in the constraction of ss_me that said streets would be and rezmin in good repair and condition for a period of five years from the final completion and acceptance of said work by the City of University Park, and at the ~nd of said period to be in good and serviceable condition~ smooth and free frmu any defects that would impair its useib, lness as roadway ~~ and further agreed to maintain said street ..... in accordance with the terms and provisions of said contract; and, ~PI~'~IEAS, the. said Uvalde Construction Company, in accordance with the terms of said contrac~ furnished maintenance bond to the City of University Park, with said Uvalde Construction Company as Principal and ~nericmu Surety Company of New York as Surety; and, WHERF~kS~ said five-year period has expired, and said contract of guaranty and mmintenance has been fully and faithfully completed and carried out by said Uvalde Construction Company, NOW, TH~REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF C0?,/g'KSSIONERS 0F'IHE CITY 0F UNIVERSITY PARK: That the maintenance bond heretofore given by 'the Uvalde Construction Company as Principal and ~euerican Surety Company of New York as Surety, of date the 15th day of Yune, 1936, be and the same is hereby released and held off no further force and effect. That this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED AhVD APPROVED ~:iIS T~ FIRST DAY 0F D~E~'iBER, 19~1~ ~0LU~0N OF 'ITIE BOARD OF C(2,E,~[[SSIONERS OF II{E CITY OF UNI~-ERSITT PARK ~ING ~'~':[T~CE BOND GIV~I BY ~ALDE CONSTRUC~0NC0z!P~V FOR T~ IMPR~EL~ 0F ~LE C~ ~0M SOUT~:~T~N BOU~V~D T0 Q~IN ~ 0N Q~N ~0~,,~ Ih~SEC~0N ~E~ ~ C~ T0 ~EST LI~E 0F L~ 23~ ~K 15, ~RD SEC~0N 0F ~VE~ITY IN ~ CI~ 0F ~ERSI~ PA~, BE IT RESOLVED BY T~ BOARD OF C0~,~v[[SSt0i'.~RS 0F ~LE CITY OF bl~IV~I~f PARK, T~tAT, ~VHEI~AS, heretofore on the 8th day of September, 1936, Uvalde Construction company entered into contract with J. Fred Smith to improv~ Turtle Creek from Southwestern Boulevard to Quentin and Quentin from inter- section with Turtle Creek to West line of Lot 23, Block 15, 3rd Section of University Heights in the City of University Park, Texas, and in said contract bound and obligated itself to so construct said improvements and to use such materials in the construction of same that said streets would be and remain in good repair and condition for a period of five years fr~m the final campletion and accept- ance of said work by the City of University Park~ and at the end of said period to be in good and serviceable cendition, smooth and free fr~m any defects that would impair their usefulness as road- ways, and further agreed to maintain said streets in accordance with the terms and provisions of said contract; and, ~t.'~.S, the said Uvalde Construction Company, in accordance with the terms of said contract furnished maintenance bond to the City of University Park, with said Uvalde Construction Company as Principal and ~merican Surety Company of New York as Surety; and, ~AS, said five-year period has expired, and said contract of guaranty and maintenance ha$ been fullyand fai~.hfully completed and carried out by said Uvalde Construction Company, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF C0~f~ESSION~ 0FT~ CITY OF ID~IVW~SIT~ P~W~K: That the maintenance bond heretofore given by the Uvalde Construction Company as Principal and American Surety Company of New York, as Surety, of date the 16th day of October, 1941, be and the same is hereby released and held of no f~urther force and effect. That this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED A_MD APPROVED THIS TI~ FIRST DAY OF DEC~BE~, !941. ATT~T ~YOR 045 RES~UTION OF THE BOARD OF C@,~,'~SSIOI~iLRS OF ~ CITY 0F U~-IVE~RSITY PARK RELEASING ~INTENANCE BOND GIVt~'~ BY UVALDE CONSTRUCTI ON C0~2ANY FOR ~ I~.LoROV~v~2~T OF BRYN ~?~R IN FROI~ O~ L0~ ~ t~ ~, B~0~ ~t~ AI~D LOTS 1 $o BLOCK $0, FOURTH SECTION OF UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS IN TR~ CITY OF LrNIVERSITY BE IT RESOLVED BY ~ BOARD OF C0~.~&ISSI 0NERS OF THE CITY OF UNI\rERSITY PARK, THAT, WHEPJ~.S, heretofore on the 25th day of August, 1936, Uvalde Construction Company entered into contract with I. Fred Smith to improve Bryn Mawr in front of Lots 5 to 8~ Block 31, and Lots 1 to 4, Block 30~ Fourth Section of University Heights, in the City of University Park, Texas, and in said contract bound and obligated itself to so construct said improvements and to use such materials in the con- struction of same that said streets would be and remain in good repair and condition for a period of five years from the final completion and acceptance of said work by the City of University Park, and at the end of said period to be in good and serviceable condition, smooth and free from any defects that would impair its usefulness as roadway, and further agreed to maintain said street in accordance with the terms and provisions of said contract; and, ~REAS, the said Uvalde Construction Company, in accordance with the terms of said contract furnished maintenance bond to the City of University Park, with said Uvalde Construction Company as Principal and Maerican Surety Company of New York as Surety; and, WHEREAS, said five-year period has expired, and said contract of guaranty and maintenance has feen fully and faithfully c~apleted and carried out by said Uvalde Construction Go~any, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT R;~0LVEDBYTHE BOARD OF C0~g.~SSIONERS OF 5~ECITY 0FUNIVERSITY PARK: That the maintenance bond heretofore given by the Uvalde Construction Oompany as Principal and American Surety Gompany of New York as Surety, of date the 16th day of October, 19~6, be and the same is h~reby released and held of no further force and effect. That this resolution shall take effect and be in force fr~a and after its passage. PASSED Ai'~ APPROVED THIS ~qE FIRST DAY 0F DECt~IBER, 1941. ~YOR ATTEST: RESOLUTION AUTHORIZII~ TH~ ~DUCTION OF SECURITY DEPOSITS BY THE HILLCREST STATE BANK, THE CITY D~0SITORY. BE IT PcESOLVED BY ~I~ BOARD OF COIYE.~ESSIONERS 0F 44-~ CITY OF ONIV[~SITY PARK, That this Board find and it does alliteratively find that the City now holds a Trust Receipt representing One Hundred Forty Thousand ($140,000) Dollars par value Unived States Treasury Bills, which are held in safe keeping by the First National Bank in Dallas, as security for deposits of this City in the Hillcrest State Bank, and that the sum is far in excess of the amount presently required to amply secure the City and comply with all requirements of the law. THEREFORE, BE IT FUROR R~SOLVE]) by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, that the First National Ba~ in Dallas be and it is hereby authorized to permit the withdrawal by the Hillcrest State Bank of Sixty Thousand ($60,000) Dollars par value United States Treasury Bills, thus reducing the security deposits for the protection of the deposits of this city to the sum of Eighty Thousand ($80,000) Dollars, and such deposit is accepted as ample securit~y until and unless a resolution is passed and presented to the City Depository requiring the deposit of additional security. PASSED A?,,rD APPROVED THIS TKE FIRST DAY OF DEC~,IBER, A. D. 1941 RESOLUTION ?~IENDI~ TI-~ B~JDGET OF ~ CURRELT FISC~ YEARo BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park that it find and it does affirmatively find, after d~ consideration~ that there has arisen an exigency that might not have been reasonably anticipated in that an unexpected development has reeuired tlne paving of intersections~ the paving of streets abutting property owned by the City~ and the construction of bridges providing for the accommodation of a greater flow of water than the developers would be re- quired to provide for in developing their own property~ and the extent of these unexpected improvemmnts has exceeded Ten Thousand (~10~000.00) Dollars in costs above the amount available under the budget for the current year; and THAT the budget for the fiscal year be and it is hereby amended by appropriatirg the sum of Ten Thousand (~10~000~O0) Dollars for street improvements~ the cost of which shall be paid by the issuing and sale of warrants for that amount~ payable out of tax funds allocated to the Street Improve, ment Fund o PASSED fu%~ APPROVED Z~IS ~ THIRTIETH DAY OF DEC~,'IBER, 1941. ATTEST: CITY CLERK ~.~%Y 0 R RESOLUTION OF ~ BO~D OF CO~$,~ISSIONERS OF T~ CITY OF UIVIVERSITY PA~K ,"~IITHORIZING, P~.CI~-~ ~I~EN~CE A~ OP~ATION OF A ST~T LIGHT AT T~ CO~R ~ LOttO ~LTO ~ BE IT RESOLVED BY ~ BOARD OF CO~,{¥1ISSIO>~RS OF ~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY Pf~K~ TEXA~; That under and pursuant to a contract with Dallas Power & Light Company for street lighting services, as authorized by a resolution now of record in Volume 2~ Page 444~ of the Ordinance Records of this City, there be installed forthwith and thereafter maintained and operated a street light at the follov~ng intersection: LOMO ALTO & VIINI~OR PARtd'~IAY PASSED AND APPROVED TI[IS THE THIRTIETH DAY OF DEC~BER~ k. Do 1941o ATTEST: ,~ ,, ~,,/ CITY ¢ LER--~K AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING T~ ISSUA~\UE OF STREET IMPROVEI~t~ WARPJ~S, SERIES OF 1941, IN TI{E PRINCIPAL SIB5 OF ~10~000o00, AkrD LEVYING TO PAY INTEREST /~[D CREATE A SINKI~ YlINrD TO I%'IEET ~6E PAY~,~NTS 0F THE SAID BE IT 0RDAIFED BY T~ BOARD OF C@~.a~[iSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF L~NIVEP~$ITY PARK., That this governing body find and it does hereby affirmatively find that this City is in- debted in the sum of Ten Thousand (~10,000.00) Dollars, for permanent street improvemeuts, being for paving of streets and drainage more than one-third of the cost of which has been specially assessed against and paid by the owners of the property benefited thereby, the several improvements have actually been made in the time and manner ordered by this governing body and have been finally approved and accepted~ no other warrants have been issued by this City during the calendar year 1941, and it is essential that the warrants hereinafter ordered be issued and sold to pay the said indebtedness; and that warrants of said city~ to be called City of University Park Street Improvement Warrants, Series of 19&l, be issued under and by virtue of the Constitution and the laws of the State of Texas, for the purpose of paying an equal amount of indebtedness of said city duly and legally incurred and which indebtedness is a valid~ subsisting and now outstanding obligation against the said city, which said indebtedness was incurred against the Street Improvement Fund of said city on the contracts of this city with the Uvalde Construction Company for the making of essential permanent street improve- ments within the City of University Park, and which said indebtedness is for the principal sum of Ten Thousand (~10,000o00) Dollars, with interest at the rate of two and one-quarter per centum (~) per annum, payable semi-annually on the thirtieth day of June and December in each year, and is in all respects valid. Said warrants shall be numbered from 1 to 2, inclusive, and shall be in the denomination of ~,000o00 each, respectively, as hereinafter set out. They shall be dated December ~0, 1941, and shall be payable as follows: MAil,RI TY DATES ~0L~.~S EACH 1 December 50, 1942 ,,~5,000o 00 2 December 30, 194~ $5,000.00 They shell bear interest from the day of their said issue, to-wit: December 30, 1941, at the rate of two and one-auarter :~er centum (2~) per annum, payable semi-annually on the thirtieth day of June and December in each year, which interest shall be evidenced by coupons attached to each of the said warrants. Principal and interest shall be payable in lawful money of the United States of America upon presentation and surrender of warrants or proper coupons at the Hillcrest State Bank in Univer- sity Park, Texas. Said warrants shall be signed by the Mayor, sounter-signed by the City Clerk and registered by the City Treasurer, and the seal of the said City shall be impressed upon each of them. The form~ of the said warrants shall be substantially' as follows: "Number ~i; 5,000 ° 00 UNITED STA~S OF S%,iTE OF TEX2S COUN~PZ OF DALL,:~ CITY OF ~,r~r~.,o~-~ PARK SERIES OF 1941 The City of University Park, in the County of Dallas, State of Texas~ for a valuable con- sideration, acknowledges itself indebted to and hereby obligates itself to pay to bearer or order on the thirtieth day of December, 19.4___, at the'Hi!lcrest State Bank in University Park, Texas, the sum of FIVE TH0!!Sfd\rD DOLLfu~S(~5,000.00) in lawful money of the United States of America, together with interest thereon from the date hereof at the rate of two and one-wuarter per centum (2~) per ann urn, interest payable semi-annually on the thirtieth day of Yune and December of each year upon presentation and surrender of warrant or proper coupon, whi ch said city is obligated and promises to pay to bearer or order at the Hillcrest State Bank in University Park, Texas, and the Treasurer of said city is hereby directed to pay to said bearer or order the said smm of ~;5,000o00 on the thirtieth day of December , 194____, the date of the maturity of this warrant, and to pay the interest thereon in accordance with coupons therefor from the moneys belorging to the City of University Park Street Improvement Warrant Fund, Series of 1941, of said city, levied, assessed and created for that purpose. This warrant is one of a series of two warrants dravm as City of University Perk Street Improvement Warrants, Series of 1941, numbered consecutively from 1 to 2, inclusive, being in the denomination of ~ eS~000.00 each, all of which said warrants are issued for the purpose of funding an equal amount of indebtedness of said city duly and legally created and issued against said Street Improvement Fund of said City, the claims for which were duly audited end allowed prior to the issuance thereof, and for which said city has received full consideration and value, all of which is hereby acknowledged / Be it known and understood that this warrant, as well as all others in this series, is issued for the purpose and intent of funding said outstanding indebtedness into warrants duly autho- rized and issued and which are to be paid out of a special fund made, created and set aside out of a special fund made, created and set aside out of the Street Improvement Fund of said city, desig- nated as City of University Park Street Improvement Warrant Fund, Series of 1941, assessed, col- lected, and set aside for the purpose, in accordance with the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, and in pursuance of ordinance dul. y and legally passed by the City of University Park on the thirtieth day of Decmeber, 1941, which ordinance is recorded in Volume 4, page 247, et seq. of the Minutes of the Board of Commissioners of the said city. The date of this warrant in conformity with the said ordinance is December 30~ 1941, and it is hereby certified that all acts, conditions and things required to be done precedent to and in the issuance of this warrant have been properly done, happened and performed in regular and due time, order, form and manner, as required by law and said charter~ and that the total indebtedness of said city, including this warrant~ does not exceed the constitutional statutory or charter I imi t at i on o In testimony whereof the City of University Park has caused its corporate seal to be here- to affixed and this warrant to be signed by its Mayor, counter-signed by its City Clerk, and regis- tered by the Treasurer~ as of the date last above mentioned. u ounzer .......................... Ralph E. Hamman City Clerk City of University Park, Texas ~Elbert Willimus Mayor, City of University Park~ Texa~ Registered Nmnber Treasurer~ City of University Park, Texas." ?ne form of the coupons attached to each of said warrants shall be substantially as follows: "Coupon Number $56.25 On the thirtieth day of ~, 194___, the Treasurer of the City of University Park, Texas, is ordered and directed to pay, and will pay to bearer or order at the Hillcrest State Bank in University Park, Texas, the sum of Fifty Six and 25/100 (~56.25) Dollars~ being six (6) months' interest due on City of University Park Street Improvement Uarrants, Series of 1941, of the number shown below, dated December 30~ 1941, to which this coupon is attached and of which it is a part. ~,~AYOR, cImv OF Uh~IVERSITY-o~,,'¥,~' ~.~S PA_RK, TE)O~." Warrant Number It is further ordained that a fund be and the same is hereby made and created and shall be set aside out of the Street improvement Fund of the said city of University Park, and is hereby designated as City of University Park Street Improvement Warrant Fund, Series of 1941~ which said fund shall be used for the payment of said indebtedness , and these warrants issued in evidence of same with the interest thereon and for no other purpose than to create said fund and pay said in- debtedness, and these warrants, together with interest, not in lieu of but in accordance with and in aid of said original ordinance levying a tax to meet the indebtedness created by said contract, therei is hereby levied and shall be assessed and collected for the year 1942 a tax ofand at the rate of 02.6 cents on the $100.00 valuation of all taxable property in the City of University Park, Texas~ and a tax at such rate~ be the same more or less than 0~o6 cents as shall be necessary to pay inter- est on such warrants and principal thereof at maturity shall be annually' levied~ assessed and col- lected while any of such warrants and indebtedness, either principal or interest, be outstanding and unpaid~ and the proceeds of all such taxes shall be kept and held in a separate fund and applied to the purposes named and none other. PASSED ~'$iD APPROVED ~.~IS 1'7~ T~.IRTIL.~L. DAY OF DEC~..[BER, " ~-~o Do 1941 CITY OF UNIVERSITY ELBERT WILLI;~LS, ~2fOR, CI~ OF UNIVERSITY PMR!f, TEXAS AN 0RD~!f:P,[CE OF TE~7 B0fuRD OF C@,~fISSI0>~S OF ~E CITY OF U~[IVERSI~[ PA?J~ REGLVLATI[~ TRAFFIC II? SAID CITY RE~ O~2IRIK~ 0~ERATOP~S TO ~IUG ~fLL I[0TOR VEHICLES I[0VING E~ST A~D WEST 0N GREENBRIER DRIVE TO A FULL ST0~ BEFORE ~ROCEEDI~[O TO E~,~rER OR CROSS THE INI~RSECTION OF PRESTON ROAD, 7~.YD ?ROVIDING A PEN~LTY FOR THE VIOLATION ~REOF~ BE IT ORDAINED ~ T$~ BOARD OF C0~$[ISSIONERS OF ~"~q~ CITY OF [INIVERSITY PfLRE: That stop signs be placed on Greenbrier Drive at the East and West sides of Preston Road, within the City of University Psrk~ and that all persons while operating an automobile, motorcycle, bicycle, tn~ck or other vehicle, be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such ve- hicle to proceed east or west on Greenbrier Drive into or across Preston Road, without having first then and there brought and caused such motor vehicle, or other vehicle, to come to a full and com- plete stop at and to the right of the said~stop sign and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across the intersection of Greenbrier drive and Preston Road without comiD~ into contact or collision with any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object. Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred Dollars ($100)o This ordinance shall be effective immediately after its passage and publication as re~ ~uired by law, and if any part thereof be held to be invalid~ the remaining portion thereof shall never-the-less be effective° PASSED A~O APPROVED THAIS THE LOth DAY OF DECEMBER, A, Do 1941, CITY CLERK ~YOR / ~"/ AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITII~' P~L~KIYG FOR A DISTANCE OF SIX FEET 0~[ THE EfUST f~rO SIX FEET 0N THE V~ST OF ~M[E DRI-~?AY AT 3905 DY[IVEP~SI~iY BOULEVARD AND FIXI]~E A PENT'~LTY FOR VI0~TION T~LEREOF BE IT ORDAIhVED BY T>~ BOARD OF C~,~%SSI0h~YRS OF T~ CITY 0FUNIVERSITY PT~K, TFLX; That it shall be and is unlawful for the owner or operator of any vehicle to permit such vehicle~ whether occupied or not, other than temporarily for the purpose of and while not actually engaged in loading or unloading, to stand, or be, or remain parked in that certain area on University Boulevard in front of ~905 University Boulevard beginning at the West line of driveway to a point six feet West and beginning at the East line of said driveway to a point six feet East. The City Er~ineer is hereby instructed to paint the curb in front of such area with stan- dard~ color of orange paint and to print thereon the words "NO Any person violating the provisions of this Ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined not less than One Dollar (~loO0) nor more than One Hundred Dollars (~lO0). PASSED ikrD 'APPROVED ~IS T!tE 30th DAY OF DEC~..ER, A° D. 1941 CITY CLERK iLN 0RDINAACE A5~XI~ 8.9470 ACR~ OF L%ND TO CITY OF UNI~FERSITY PAPJ( UPON PETITION OF W. CJ/~gTH, SR., ~[ILSON H. BR0~I, K. E. YATES, I. 5~EY MOORE, R. E. FAGALA AND Yo A. DOSIER, YR. BE IT 0RDAII~ED BY THE BOA~RD OF C~,G~ISSIOK~RS OF T~ CITY 0F U~fERSITY ~tRK, TEX~.~S; That this Board of Commissioners find~ and it does affirmatively find, as a matter of fact that W. W. Caruth, Sr., Wilson H. Bro~, K. E. Yates, ~. ;~axey Hoore, Ro Eo F~gala and go ko Dosier, Yr., are the only persons owning or claiming ~y right, title, claim or demand in or to the here- in after described property and have by a petition in writing to the Governing Body of the City of University Park, requested the annexation of the property hereinafter described; ~;T said City had a population of more than 14,000 and less than 15,000 inhabitants according to the last preceding Federal cencus; THAT the property hereinafter described is contiguous and adjacent to the City of Univer- sity Park, adjoining the present limits and boundaries of said City, and is less than one-half mile in width; The certain territory to be annexed being that certain tract or parcel of land lyirg, situated and being in Dallas County, State of Texas, known as the South one-half of Block 12 and the North one-half of Block l? in Caruth Hills No. 4 kddition; said tracts being better described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGIh$;Ih~ at the point of intersection of the South line of alley North of ~rdue Street with the East line of Boedeker Street THENCE easterly 11~0 feet along the South line of alley North of Purdue Street projected to intersection with the East line of ~illard Street. Above mentioned alley being the alley in Block 12 of said Addition° THENCE southerly and westerly 349.2 feet more or less along the East line of ~'~illard Street to the point of intersection with the projected north line of alley South of Purdue Street THENCE westerly 1118.1 feet westerly along the North line of alley South of Purdue Street to its intersection with the East line of Boedeker Street ~NCE northerly 335.6 feet along the East line of Boedeker Street to the intersection with the South line of alley North of Purdue Street; said point being the point of beginning; said point also being the Northwest corner of Lot ~2, Block 12, Caruth Hills NoG 4 ~ddition This described tract includes 8.9490 acres. Describing herein all the property contained in the South one-half of Block 12 and the North one-half of Block 17 in Caruth Hills NoG 4 Addition, and all the public streets and alleys adjacent and contigu- ous thereto as shown in plat of Ca~th Hills NoG 4. Addition, Vol. ?, Pages 160-151 of Map Records of Dallas County, Texas; said tract of land containing 8.9470 acres and is not longer nor wider than one-half mile. THefT in said petition for the annexation of said property, the owners thereof have dedi- cated certain streets and alleys to public use as described on the filing plat of Caruth Hills No. ~ Addition and have at their own expense paved the streets so dedicated and constructed and installed water and sewer lines, valves, fire hydrants and accessories with the understanding that such lines shall become and be the property of the City of University Park without cost to the said City and free and clear of all liens and encumbrances; ~T said petition is proper as to form and that it is to the best interest and advantage of the City of University Park that said petition be granted. _ ~ °~ v OF ~E IT IS, THEREFORE, FURTFER 0RDAI~D ~f '~HE B0~D OF C~,~,~,~oI0.,~RS CITY OF L~rMIS~RSITY PAR~(, T~AS, THXT that certain tract or parcel of land hereinbefore described be, and it is hereby anne xed to and made a part of the City of University Park, ~exas, and the said land, territory and area shall henceforth be subject to all of the taxes, dues, charges, and penalties as other territory within the said City and the future inhabitants thereof, if any shall have all of the benefits and duties and enjoy all of the rights and privileges of other residents of the City of University Park, Texas. P~SSED AhrD APPROVED TKLS TKE ~0th DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1941. ORDI~E OF T~ BO~!~RD OF CO~v~ISSIONERS OF THE CI~f OF UNIVERSITY..P~K FIM,aXLLY J~ECEPTING THE OF MILTON STREET~ FROM THE EAST LINE OF Tt~CK~,A¥ STREET TO ~ EAST LI~ OF GOLF DRI~, Ei~OWN ~ UNIT OR DISTRICT NOG 85 IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY AND ORDERING Tt-~ ISSUA!~EE TO UV£~LDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY~ COL~fRACTORS~ OF T~ CERTIFICATES OF SPECI.a~L ASSESSME~ AGAINST THE PROPERTY OWkrERS ON SAID POR~ TION OF SAID STREET AND ~ECLARI~ f~ E~.~RGENCYo BE IT ORDAIneD BY THE BO£~D OF C~ISSIO~RS OF T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY P/~K: That, whereas, on the 8th day of },fay, A. D. 19~1, a written contract was entered into by and between the City of University Park and Uvalde Construction Company to improve Milton Street, from the East line of Thackeray Street to the East line of Golf Drive, known as Unit or District No. 85 in the City of University Parks and~ ~tEREAS, on the 23rd day of June, A~ D, 1941~ a final assessment ordinance was passed~ levying an assessment to cover their pro-rata share of the cost of said improvements against all property owners on said portion of said street; NOW, T}[EREFORE, BE IT ~RDAI~D BY THE BOndeD OF C~2~ISSIONERS OF T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY Pi'~RK: lo That the improvements on ~ilton Street from the East line of Thackeray Street to the East line of Golf Drive, known as Unit or District NOG 8~, have been fully and finally completed by the Uvalde Construction Company, in full compliance with the contract between the City of Univer~ sity Park and said Uvelde Construction Company, and that said improvements be and are hereby fully and finally accepted by the CitMof University Park. 2o That the final estimate due by the City of University Park to Uvalde Construction company for the improvement of said portion of said street be and is hereby ordered paid to Uvalde Construction Company. 3o That the certificates of special assessment evidencing the liability of all property owners abutting on said portion of said street in the form required by said contract and the final assessment ordinance heretofore passed by the City of University Park, be and are hereby ordered issued, executed by the ~ayor of the City of University Park, and delivered to Uvalde Construction Company° 4. That, whereas, the fact that said portions of said streets are in such urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the immediate preservation of the public health, safety and property which requires that the rule requiring three several readings be suspended~ and that this ordinance shall t~e effect' and be in force-fr°m and after its passage. PASSED A.?,~ ~.R0YED THIS 30th DAY OF DEC~,,~ER~ Ao Do 1941 CITY SECRET~uRY ?~&~YOR RESOLUTION f*2~ENDiNG Th~ BUL~ET OF CURRENT FISCP~ BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park that it find and it does affirmatively find, after due consideration, that there has arisen an exigency that might not have been reasonably anticipated in that a national emergency exists requiring that this City participate in contributing funds to the Dallas County Defense Council, and that is expedient that Mayor Elbert Williams of this City attend the national conference of mayors in Washington, Do Co ~ January 1£ through January 15, 1942, which conference was called by ~.~ayor LaGuardia, National Chairman of Home Defense, NO/f, 'EqEREFORE, ~ IT RESOLVED, that the current budget for the fiscal year 1941~1942, be amended and that there be appropriated funds to be used for the above purposes and that a check in the amount of One Thousand Dollars (~1000) be sent to Woodall Rodgers, Chairman of the Dallas County Defense Council, and that ~o Hundred and Fifty Dollars (~250o00) be advanced to Mayor Elbert Williams for transportation and expenses incident to attendins the mayors national conference on defense in Washington, D. Co P.iSSED .LND APPROVED ~IS T~.~ TIIIRTIETH D/Of OF DEC~.{BER, A, D~ 1941 ~¥RY OR ORDINANCE OF T.I~ BO~PID 0F C0~,~'[ISSI0}~RS OF CITY OF UK{[VERSITY PARK~ ~SSES~}'~ FOR COST OF !}~0l~l'~- PORTIONS OF B./~T!NiORE DRII~ AND COLGA~ A!~}[FE~ D~IGN~}SED AS DISTRICTS N~. 91 ~{~ 92~ RES~CTII~LY~ IN T~ CiTf OF ~ o ,, That BE IT 0RDI{[>~D ev ~ ~.~0~LRD OF C~SSI0!'~RS OF T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY P/tuRK, ~XPS} whereas, ordinances were heretofore duly adopted by the Bo~d of Co~Enissioners orderi~ the improve~ ment of: Bf'[LTIMOP~ DRIVE from the north line of alley south of Colgate Avenue to the north line of alley north Of Colgate Avenue, known as District No. 91; COLGATE A~UE~ from the east line of Baltimore Drive, which is the east edge of present paving, East to the edge of present pavi~g opposite the West line of Lot 20, Block 27, University Heights Noo 4~ knm~,m as District No, 92~ and WPIERE~S, pursuant to said ordinances, specifications were prepared for said work by the City Engineer, filed with the said Board of Commissioners, exsmined, approved and adopted by it, and bids were duly received and opened, and the contracts for said work awarded by said Board of Commissioners to Uvalde Construction Company; and, whereas, the said Uvatde Construction Company duly entered into contracts with the City of University Park for the performance of said work, and said contracts and required bonds were approved by the Board of Commissioners and were executed on the part of the City of University Park by the Mayor and attached with the corporate seal by the City Secretary; and WHEREAS, thereafter and in compliance with the provisions of an act of the 40th Legis- lature of the State of Texas, passed June 5, 1927, entitled an ~ct "Authorizing Cities to Improve Streets and Alleys and Make Assessments for Same," and the ordinances of the City of University Park, the City Engineer filed his reports with the Board of Commissioners showing the nsmes of the property o~mers on said streets, a description of their respective properties, the total estimated cost of said improvements, the estimated cost thereof per front foot and the estimated cost to each property owner; and ~L~ERE~'~, thereafter said reports were examined and approved by the Board of Commissioners, and ordinances were passed on the First day of December, Ac Do 1941, determining the necessity of levying assessments against the abutting property and owners thereof, and providing for a hearing to be given to the property ov~ners and other interested parties to be held in the Council Chsmber in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, at 7:~ 0 Po ~.~o on the Fifth day of Yanuary~ 1942~ and directing the City Secretary to give notice to such parties, all in compliance with the said law and ordinances; and WPIEREf~, in accordance with the direction in said ordinances the City Secretary gave notice to the owners of property abutting on said streets and all parties interested therein of such hearing, by advertisements inserted in at least three issues of the Park Cities News, a news- paper of general circulation in Dallas County, Texas, published in the City of University Park; the first of such publications being at least ten days before the date of the hearing. Said notices containing a description in general terms of the nature of the improvements for which the assessments were proposed to be levied, the street or streets upon which the property to be improved abuts and a description of such property, the estimated amount per front foot proposed to be assessed against such property and against the respective owners thereof, the estimated total cost of the improvement, the time and place at which the hearing would be held as directed in the ordi- nances, and advising said owners and interested parties that their objections, if any, would be heard and considered at said time and place by the Board of commissioners; and, also, gave notice of said hearings by posting registered letters to each such owner containing a copy of said notice more than ten days before the date fixed for the hearing; and, V~IERE~, said hearings were had at the time and place stated in said ordinances and notices, to-wit; on the Fifth day of January, Ao D. 19~E~ at ?:30 P. ~. in the Council Chsmber in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, and were then closed; and, ~HER_E~, at said hearings all property owners, their agents and attorneys and other inter- ested parties desiring to be heard on any matter as to which the hearings are a constitutional prereo~isite to the validity of the assessment, and to contest the amounts of the proposed assess- ments, the liens and liabilities, the special benefits to such property and the owners thereof by means of the improvements, and the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity and validity of the proceed- ings and contracts in connection with the improvements and proposed assessments~ were heard by the Board of Commissioners, and all matters of error or inequality or other matters requiring rectifi- cation which were called to the attention of the Board of Commissioners, having been corrected and adjusted, the Board of Commissioners, after hearing all the evidence offered in the premises, being of the opinion that the assessments hereinbelow made and charges hereby declared against said prop- erty and the owners thereof are just and equitable, and that in each case the assessment made against any particular property in less than the benefits accruing thereto by means of the enhanced value thereof on account of said improvements; and the Board of Commissioners having considered the facts, being of the opinion and so finding that the rule of apportionment set forth below, and the division of the cost of said improvements between said properties and the o~mers thereof, is just 'and equitable and produces substantial equality, considering the benefits arising from said improve~i ments and the burdens imposed thereby, the said apportionment being in accordance with the Front Foot Rule except as said rule may have been found inequitable. N0~V~ THJEREFORE, BE IT 0RDA!I',~D BY T~ BOARD OF CO~ISSIO?-~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY P~K; Section 1. That there shall be and is hereby levied against each of the owners of property below mentioned, and sgainst its, his or her property below described, nine-tenths of the entire cost of all improvements in Units or Districts Nos. 91 and 92; the total amount thereof set oppo- site each firm, corporation or person, and its, his or her property, the names of the several smounts assessed against said property owners and their property as corrected by said Board of Commissioners, being as follows, to-wit: Provided, however, that in the cases where property is owned by more than one person, there is assessed against each of said persons and against his interest in the property only that portion of the total assessment against such property, which his interest therein bears to the whole prop- erty; and if in any case any person is named as an owner who has no interest in the property~ or any person owning an interest therein is omitted, there is assessed against the true o~mer or owners, whether named or unnamed, and his or their interest in the property, that part of the total assessment against such property, which such interest therein bears to the whole property; the assessment where there is more than one owner being several and not joint, both as to the lien there4 by created and the personal liability of the owners° ~o That the several sums above mentioned assessed against said abutting property and their owners respectively are hereby, together with all costs of collection thereof~ including reason- able attorney's fees if incurred, declared to be a lien upon the respective parcels of property against which the same are assessed, and a personal liability or charge against the o~ers thereof, and that said lien shall be a first and paramount lien upon said property, superior to all other liens, claims or titles except lawful ad~Pmalorem ta~eso That the sums so assessed shall be pay- able as follows, to-wit: One-fifth thirty days after the completion and acceptances by the City of University Park of said improvements, one-fifth one year after said date, one-fifth two years after said date, one-fifth three years after said date, and one-fifth fou~ years after said date, togetherl with interest from said date at the rate of seven per cent per annu~, payable annually. In case default is made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest when due the entire assessment, at the option of the said Uvalde Construction Company, or its assigns, shall at once become due and payable, Property o~mers shall have the right to pay any or all of said install- ments before maturity by payment of the amount of principal, together with accrued interest to the date of said payment. The sums so assessed shall be a special tax and may be collected by the Tax Collector as hereinafter provided. Zo That the City of University Park shall not become in any manner liable for the payment of the sums assessed against said property o~mers or their property. The said Uvalde Construction Company shall look solely to said property ovmers and their property for payment of said sums, but the said City of University Park shall exercise all its charter and statutory powers necessary or proper to aid in the enforcement of the collection of the certificates herein referred to, and that in case of default made in the payment of any of said sums collection thereof shall be en- forced, either by the City of University Park as near as possible in the manner provided for the sale of property after the failure to pay ad valorem taxes, or, at the option of said Uvalde Con- struction Company, the payment of said sums shall be enforced in any court having j~isdiction. ~o That for the purpose of evidencing the several sums payable by said property owners, and the time and terms of payment, and to aid in the enforcement and collection thereof, assignable certificates shall be issued by the City of University ?ark upon the completion and acceptance of said work of improvement in the Unit or District named to be improved~ which said certificates shall be executed by the ~ayor and attested by the City Secretary with the corporate seal, and shall be payable to Uvalde Construction Company, or its assigns, and shall declare the amounts due and the time and terms of payment thereof, the rate of iuterest payable thereon, and shall contaiu the name of the property owner and the description of the property by lot and block number and front feet thereof, or such description as may othe~ise identify the same by reference to any other fact, mud if said property shall be owned by an estate~ a description thereof as so owned shall be sufficient° No error or omission in the description of any property or the name of the owner thereof shall in any manner invalidate said certificates or the assessment lien against said property or the personal liability against the real and true owner of said property. Said certificates shall further provide that in case default is made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest thereon when due~ at the option of the said Uvalde Construction Company, or other holder thereo£~ the entire amount of said assessment shall at once become Rue and payable and shall be collectible, together with reasonable attorney's fees and all costs of collectio if incurred° Said certificates shall further state that the proceedings with reference to making said improvements have been regularly had in compliance with the terms of Article ll0~-b, Title ~8~ Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the 1st, Co so of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas~ and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, and that all prerequisites to the fixing of the lien and claim of personal liability evidenced by said certificates have been performed, which recital shall be evidence of the facts so stated, and no further recital thereof shall be required° That said certificates shall also provide that the amounts payable thereunder may be paid to the Assessor and collector of Taxes of the City of University Park~ who shall credit said pay~ ments upon said certificates and shall at once deposit the amount so collected with the City Treas- urer in a special fund~ which said payment shall be paid by him to the said Uvalde Construction Company, or other holder of said certificates, on presentation thereof to him, duly credited by said Assessor and Collector of Taxes, such credit being the Treasurer's warrant for making such pay= merit; and the said Uvalde Construction Company or other holder of said certificates shall receipt~ in writing to said Treasurer for said payment; and shall deliver said certificates to said Treasurer when paid in full~ together with all costs of collection~ Said certificates shall further provide that the City of University Park shall exercise its charter powers when requested to do so by the holder of said certificates to aid in the col~ lection thereof, but the said City of University Park shall be in no wise liable to the holder of said certificates for the payment of the same. Said certificates shall further provide that in case of default in payment of said tax the same shall be enforced either by sale of the above described property by the Tax Collector and Assessor of the City of University Park~ as near as possible in the manner provided for the sale of property for ad valorem taxes, or by suit in any court having jurisdiction. PASSED ~2~D ~£o.~.~0VED, THIS FIFTH DAY 0t~ J~d~U~RY, Ao Do 194E~ ~IYOR CITY S~CRETA~RY RESOLUTION OF T?IE B0f'~RD OF C0~/~SSI0~RS OF THE CITY OF U~VERSI~- PAR~K, TE~L~S, CLOSI~G ~TEARI?'~GS 0N DISTRICTS NOS~ 91 At~ 9B, I~TIEREAS, pursuant to proceedings heretofore had by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, and after the notices provided for in ordinances duly passed on the First day of December, Ac D. 19&l~ by the said Board of Commissioners~ hearings were given to the property owners and other interested parties on the proposal to assess them and their abutting properties for a part of the cost of improving: Bf~T~0RE DRIVE from the north line of alley south of Colgate Avenue to the north line of alley north of Colgate Avenue, kno'~m as District Nco 91; and, COLGATE AVE~KIE from the east line of Baltimore Drive, which is the east edge of present paving~ East to the edge of present paving opposite the !~Test line of Lot 20~ Block 27~ University Heights No. 4, known as District No. 92; in the City of University Park; said hearings having been held in the Council Chsmber in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, at 7:30 P. ~o, on the Fifth day of Yanuary, Ao Do 1942, being the time and place specified in said ordinances and notices: and WHEREf~, at said hearings no objections or protests were made to the proposed assessments, except by the following persons: NONE i~fD, ~REJ~ the Board of Commissioners after affording all such persons, their agents and attorneys, a full and fair opportunity to be heard, and after considering the proposed assess- ments and objections thereto, is of the opinion and so finds that the amount proposed to be assessed as aforesaid against each property owner and his property is just and equitable considering the benefits in enhanced value that each property owner and his property will receive from the making of said improvements, and that the said assessments should be made; THER=FO~E, BE IT R~SOLVED BY THE B~D OF C~,~SSIO}~RS OF T~ CITY OF U~VERSITY PARK: that the hearings upon the said proposed assessments is hereby closed. BE IT FL~IER RESOL~D that all protests and objections to the proposed assessments are hereby ovarruledo BE IT FURTf~-~ P~SOLVED that the City Attorney be and he is hereby directed to prepare an ordinance assessing against the several owners of property and against their abutting properties the proportionate part of the cost of said improvements set forth in the ordinances hereinbefore referred to in accordance with the said ordinances and with the Act of the Legislature under which the said proceedings have been conducted. This resolution shall take effect from and after its passage° ^~ ~"IS mile FIFTH DAY OF YA2~L~.RY, A. D. 1942. Pf~SED ~D ~PROVED ~ Mf~Y OR ATTEST. ~i~ ~ CITY SECRET ~,GUf 7~ ORDINf~NCE A~i\~DI~ I~!E ZONING ORDINANCE PRESEh~LY EFFECTIVE~ IN THIS CITY SO ~aS TO CL~ISS!FY ALL PROPERTY A~F~fEXED TO T HIS CI~f SINCE TI-~ ADOPTION OF THE ZON!hO ORDINFdqCE 07.~ THE EIG>~EEL~TH DAY OF SEPT~[BER, 1940. BE IT 0RDAIhrED BY T!~ B0~D OF C0~[ISSI0]'~RS OF T~ CI~f OF U>~IVERSITY PARK, TEXf~: That that certain ordinance passed by the governing body of this City and approved by the Mayor of University Park on the 18th day of September, 1~40, known as the "Zoning Ordinance of the City of University Park" and recorded in Volume &, Pages 8~ ~o 100 inclusive of the Ordinance Records of the City of University Park be and it is hereby so amended that all of that certain property annexed to this City on the seventh day of July, 1941, by an ordinance recorded in Volume &, Psge 179 of the Ordinance Records of the City of University Park and described as follows: BEGI~@~I~ at the intersection of the east line of Colt Road, being also the west right-of-way line of the H & T C Railway and the present city limits with the north line of University~ Blvd; T~NCE southerly and westerly 762.6 feet along the' said east line of Colt Road to the point of intersection of the projected south alley line of the 15' alley north of ~yer Street as shown, on plat of University Hills Addition, recorded on Page 114, Volume III of the ~ap Records of Dallas County, Texas; T?flENCE easterly 1110.5 feet along the south line of said !5~ alley north of Dyer Street to a point in said south alley property line; ~iENCE northerly 378 feet to a point in the north line of Fondren Drive; ~ENCE westerly 289°8 feet along the north line of Fondren Drive to a point in said line; 257 ~{ENCE northerly 520 feet along the projected east property line of the City of University Uarehouse ¥ard to a point in the north line of University Blvd; T.~!~CE westerly 512.2 feet along the north line of University Boulevard to a point in the east line of Colt Road, being also in the west line of the H & T C Railway right-of-way and also being in the present city limits to the poi~t of beginning~ and containing 15o194 acres in Dallas County~ Texas~ adjoinin;~ the limits of the City of University Park; shs~ll be and it is hereby classified as a part of and included within and made a part of the "F' BUSIh~ESS DISTRICT as the s~e is defined in the said ordinance and all of the provisions of the said ordinance applicable to the "F" BUSIki!ESS DISTRICT are hereby made applicable to and shall control~ regulate and restrict the said land and territory and the use to be made thereof and the owners thereof; AIqD the said ordinance is so amended that all of those certain tracts or parcels of land within the City of University Park annexed to this City on the Second day of 2une, 19~1, by ordinance recorded in Vol~rae 4~ Page 161 and Page 16~ of the Ordinance Records of the City of University Park and being: Al! of Block ?~ Preston Homes Addition No. 2, an Addition to the City of University Park and the south one-half of Block !?; north one-half of Block 25 and all of Block 18 in Caruth Hills No~ 4~ an Addition to the City of University Park shall be and they are hereby made a part of and included within the "B' SI~'r~L~ FY-~!L¥ D?ELLING DISTRICT and all of the stipulations, regutations~ restrictions and provisions of the said ordinance applicable to the property and the owners thereof within the 'B" SIZabLE F..."~.~IL¥ D':~LLI~,F~ DISTRICT are made applicable to and shall control~ regulate and restrict the use to be made of the said property; Al\rD the said ordinance is hereby so amended that that certain property within the City of University Park annexed 'to this City on the Second day of June~ 1941~ by ordinance recorded in Vol~rae 4.~ Pages 162 and 165 of the Ordinance Records of the City of University Park and being: The south one-half of Block 11 end the north one-half of Block 12 in Caruth Hills No~ 4~ an addition to the City of University Park and the south one-half of Block 55 and the north one-half of Block 29 of Caruth Hills Nco $~ an addition to the City of Univer= sity Park shall be and it is classified as and made a part of "k" SIEGLE F/;aV. IL¥ D',~LLI?~. DISTRICT and all of the regulations~ requirements~ restrictions and provisions of the said Zoning Ordinance applicable to the "k" SINGLE F/,i~iL¥ D?:ELLIk~ DISTRICT as therein defined and made applicable to the said land~ area and territor~r and the owners thereof and the district zoning, map which is a par~ of the said ordinance shall be and is hereby amended accordingly. P~LSSED AND APPROVED T~:iIS ~E FIFIVH DAY OF J~YARY, Ao D, 1942, RESOLUTION OF ~E BOARD OF COI;~[ISSIOI~UERS OF THE CITY OF Lr~VERSITY Pf,AqK ,,':~YTHORIZII~ I~L. ACING~ ~¥~\INTEN~CE AND OPERATION 0F STREET LIGH~ AT ~ C OR~R 0F ~,~OD~T~ A~ THAC~?f .:~ ~T T~ C OR~R 0F CAPUlet BE IT RESOLVED BY ~ BOARD OF C0},~[ISSI0>~RS OF T~..~ CITY OF UIqTVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS: That under and pursuant to a contract with Dallas Power & Light Company for street lighting as authorized by a resolution now of record in Volume 2~ Page 444, of the Ordinance Records of this City~ there be installed forthwith and thereafter maintained and operated street li~;hts at the lowing intersections~ ~k,0~RgUETTE '& T}LkCLCERkY CARUTH & Tt~kCKERA¥ RES 0LL~rlON i~,,~0YING CEDRIC i-i~G!~ C 0NSTRUCTION CqlZP.~d,~ TO ~'~I!~.OE REPLAC~!E}FfS Ai~ REP~\IRS TO THE CITY ~ILL ~ BE IT RESOL~D by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, that Cedric Burgher Construction company, be and it is hereby employed for and on behalf of the City of UniversitM Park to purchase for the account of the City of University Park such materials~ supplies and labor as are proper for repairing the demage done to the City Hall by the fire which occurred about 4:00 Ao Mo, Tuesday, January 6, 1942~ and 'to supervise smd direct the making of the necessary repairs end replacements, and to do all things proper to be done to completely repair the damage done. For and in consideration of the services of said Cedric Burgher Construction Company, it shall receive and be paid by the City of University Park a sram of money exactly ec~livalent to ten per centum of the actual cost of the repair job; provided, however~ that Cedric Burgher Construction Company shall agree to do so and by its acceptance of this emplo~yvaent hereby provided for~ it becomes bound to from its own funds pay ~11 costs for such repairs and compensation in excess of the grand 'total of ATTEST: /O /CITY. ~ CLERK The Cedric. Burgher Const~mction C~r~pany hereby accepts emplo%m~ent under the tezTas and stipulations of the foregoi~,g Resolution, and agrees to be and is bound thereby. E~[ECUTED this the eighth day of January, 1942. :~N ORDINANCE OF TIlE B0/etD OF C0}~9~[!SSI0h~RS OF TPIE CI~f 0F UNI~RS~ 'Pf~K, T~K~S~ CFfEATING A FI~E L~,~ 0N T!-~ EI~T SIDE 0F WESTC~ESTER DRIVE FROL} TP~ NOR~I LII'~ 0F ~P~R STP~ET T0 T}~ AL~Z NORTH 0F I~R, ~{IBITING ~I~{E P~RKIF~ OF /~Of ~-{IC~ ~:~0NG SAID FIRE Lk~ AT ~',2'Yf TD,'% /'2,~ PROVIDING A PENile. ?~I~REf~ Westchester Drive from the North line of Hyer Street to the alley North of Hyer Street has not sufficient width, to permit parking of vehicles thereon and the passage of fire engines nor sufficient width to accommodate large 8mount of traffic on said street, ane it is dangerous to pedestrians on said street that parking of vehicles be permitt ed thereon~ NO,."/, %V-~P~EFORE~ BE IT 0RD.AIL"~D L{ TI-~ BOARD OF COI',,%,IIoSI0?,::!,RS 0P ~IE CITY OF !INIt~RSIE~' R'",RK~ TEY~AS: ~%T a fire lane, as defined in an ordinance of the City of' University Park, Texas~ adopted May 4~ 1931~ regulating the ranking and parking of automobiles, and other vehicles, is created and established on the EAST S!~ OF i~STCHESTER DRN~ FROM T~ NORT~ LI?~ OF HYER STREET TO ~ ALLEY NORTH OF PfER STREET~ and all vehicles, whether automobiles~ wagons~ trucks~ motorcycles, bicycles or otherwise are prohibited from parking on the east side of Westchester Drive within such limits at any time. II ~iT person, firm or corporation who shall park any vehicle within said limits shall be subject to the same pains ane penalties set out in said ordinance of May 4~ 1951~ smd in addition thereto such vehicles so parked may be irapounded and 'the costs incurred in such impounding shall be paid before such vehicle is released. This ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage and publication as reeuired by law. P?~SSED AkVD AP>ZOVED TFIS TI-~ EIGI~ DAY OF Y~MMUARY, A. D. 1942o CITY OLEi~( ~0iY OR ~ ORDIN~[CE AUTHORIZINGs PROVIDIi~G FOR AND REQUIRIF, G BLACKOUTS ~d\rD RELATI~fG TO AIR PJa~!D PROTECTION ORDERS, RLrLE$ f~,~rD REGULATIO>~ s PRESCRIBING !~E~iLTIES FOR BI 0LATION %4EREOF~ AhrD DEC~RIFG AN EI~,,[ERGENCYo BE IT ORD~ulI,~D BY TI~ BOfiRD OF C0~,,~SSIO],~RS OF TJ~E CITY 0F UNIVfERSITY P/uRK, TEXF~: Sectioni ~ A "blackout" is hereby defined as any period cfi'time designated by United States Military or Naval Authorities, or the ~.gayor of University Parks for ~'~xtinguishing or effectively screening lights of all kinds~ and shall~ ~so~ include that interva~ of night time occurring within an air raid period~ ;' During such period it shall be unlawful: (1) For any person in the occupancy or in the possession or control of any building or structure to fail to turn out or cause to be turned oUt all exterior lights thereon or connected therewith° (2) For any person in possession thereof, in control thereof, using or occupying any house, apartment, room or portion of any structure, 'to allow any li[~h% in any houses room or apart- ment to be visible from 'the outside~ (3) For any Manager, Management or employee of any hotel, apart merit, lodging houses or office building to permit exterior lights, lights in passageways, stairways~ halls, corridors and other spaces not occupied by tenants or other persons and in unoccupied rooms, apartments or offices to be visible from the outside of such structure during any "blackout". (4) For any person~ excepting as may be herein othe~.~ise provided~ to display or allow to shine, any light in any open space, or for any person owning or controlliag any sign to allow the s~ae to be illuminated or any light to be displayed therefrom° (5) For any person to drive an emergency vehicle with the lights on unless screened and shielded according to regulation promulgated by the Mayor or by United States Military or Naval Authority ~ (6) For any person to place or leave any vehicle or any obstruction of any character in any public street~ avenue or alley in such a manner as to obstruct traffic, firehydrants~ or exits from public places. Emergency vehicles shall be those and only those designated as such by the Mayor, and exhibiting on the front windshield an insignia to be designated by him, and all lights thereon shall be shielded in accordance with rules and refjulations prescribed by the !~ayor~ In extinguishing or turning off electric lights in any buildipg or structure the main switch should not be used for such purpose° When deemed necessary for the protection of the public safety the Chief of Police with the approval o~ the Mayor shall make rules and regulations to be observed during "blackouts" in addition to those prescribed in this ordinance which shall have the force and effect of law until repealed° Section 2. AUthORITY TO PROMULG~_TE ??ECESSARV ORDERS, RULES A~ REG~LATIO)~ FOR ~LACKOUTS A!'~ ~IR RAIDS. In order to protect life and property in the City of University Park, Texas, from enemy action the Mayor is authorized and directed to carry out blackouts and air raid protection measures in said city at such times and for such periods as are authorized, requested or ordered by the ~rmy or Navy of the United States of America~ and for such additional periods as the Chief of Police and Mayor of tkis City, acting in an emergency, shall find essential for the public safety, and to promulgate such orders, rules, and regulations as may be necessary to insure the success of the blackouts and air raid protection measures and to protect life and property during such periods. Said orders, rules and regulations shall include traffic movements of emergency or other vehicles, evacuation of residents, congregation of persons on public streetss sidewalks, and in public places or buildings, but this enumeration or any enumeration contained in this ordinance shall not be taken as lhnitation on the power to promulgate orders, rules, regulations governing any other subject~ persons or property which must be regulated in order to insure the proper carry- ing out of any duly authorized blackout or air raid protection measure. Practice blackouts and air raid drills may be carried out at such times snd for such periods as the ~ffayor shall in his discretion deem appropriate or necessary but subject always to the or,ers and directions of the Army or Navy, and the orders, rules and regulations authorized herein° Section 3o GEA~Rf~ ORDERS, RULES AND REGULATI0?~ TO BE IN t~ITINGo All orders, rules and regulations authorized by this ordinance for the conduct of the general public shall be in writing and shall be available for public inspection on the bulletin board in the Police Department Annex to the City H~ll at all times after their issuance. Section &o ORDERS, RULES A~D REGUL~TIONS EFFECTIVE UY~IL REPE~'~LED BT C0~CILo Any order, rule or regulation promulgated pursuant to the authority conferred by this ordinance shall be in force and effect from the time of promulgation until amended or repealed by the ~ayor or until repealed by the City Council. Section ~o ~POIE~E~ OF SPECI~ FIRE A~D POLICE FORCE 2~.~ ~IR ~ID ~Z~D~S ~ IDEh~IFYIYD ~LEM. The ~ayor may appoint for a specified time as many special or auxilia~z firemen and policemen and air raid wardens, without pay, from among residents of the City as may be deemed advisable for service in connection with any blackout or air raid protection measure. During the term of service of such auxiliary firemen and policemen and air raid wardens, they shall possess all the powers and privileges and perform all the duties as may be set out by law, ordinance or rules and regulations pursuant thereto~ They must wear such identifying emblem as may be prescribed by the ~ayor and it shall be unlawful for any of them to attempt to carry out any order, rule, or regulation promulgated under the authority conferred by this ordinate when he is not wearing said identifying emblem~ Section 6. No one not directly and specifically authorized to act pursuant to the pro- visions of this Ordinance, or by valid grant of authority by the United States of America shall or may assume or attempt to exercise any authority of ~ny kind with reference to Blackouts or relating to the policing of this City. However, this shall not preclude organized cooperation of groups not assuming Police authority. Section 7. UNAUTHORIZ~D .... " ~JhNIr,C CR ~LL~CLEf~ SIG~ALS PROHIBITED. [~ ~ ny unauthorized person who shall operate a siren or other device so as to simulate a b~ackout signal or air raid, or 'the termination of a blackout or air raid, shall be deemed guilty of a violation of this ordinance° Section 8. NO ~,~ilR~ICIP~%Jl OR PRIVATE LIABILITY. This ordinance is an exercise by the city of its governmental functions for the protection of the public peace, health and safety and neither the City of University Park, the agents and representatives of said city, or any individual, receiver~ firm, partnership, corporation, association, or tz~ustee, or any of the egents thereof~ in good faith carrying out, cmnplying with or attempting to comply with, any order, rule, or regulation promulgated pursuant to the provisions of this ordinance shall be liable for any de, nags sustained to person or property as the result of said activity. Section 9~ LIGHTS DURING BI~CKOUT DECLJ~RED PUBLIC ~/IS~CE. Any light displayed contrary to any order; rule or regulation promulgated pursuant to the provisions of this ordinance constitutes a public nuisance and when deemed necessary in order to protect life or property during a blackout or air raid the police, or the special authorized herein, are authorized and directed to enter upon any premises within the City, using reasonable force, and extinguish lights or take other necessary action to make effective any order, rule or regulation promulgated under the authority conferred by this ordinance. Section 10. CONFLICTING ~DIN~$~CES, ORDERS, RI~LES AND REGL~f~TI01~ SUSPEI~DED. At all times when the orders, rules and regulations made and promulgated pursuant to this ordinance shall be in effect, they shall supersede all existing ordinances, orders, rules and regulations insofar as the latter may be inconsistent therewith. Section 11. NO C0h,~FLICT WI~q T~TE OR FEDERA~L STATUTES. This ordinance shall not be construed so as to conflict with any State or Federal statute or with any ~ilitary or Naval order, rule or regulation. Section 12. PENnY, TIES FOR ~0L_?~IONS. Any person, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this ordinance or any order, rule or regulation issued pursuant thereto shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not exceed- ing One Hundred (~100o00) Dollars. Section 13. SEPf~AJ~!LITY OF PROVISIONS. It is the intention of the Board of Cormmissioners that each separate provision of this Ordinance shall be deemed independent of all other provisions here-in, and it is further the intention of this Board of Commissioners that if any provisions of this Ordinance be declared to be invalid all other provisions thereof shall remain valid and enforce- able o Section 14. Whereas, in order to quickly enforce any blackout order and to render the maximum protection to its inhabitants and their property against loss from air raids, it is necessary that appropriate regulations be promulgated by the City of University Park, and put immediately in effect,, and the lack of such regulations creates an urgency and an emergency in the immediate pre- servation of the public peace, health and safety requires that this ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage and publication as required by law, and it is accordingly so ordained. PASSED ;d~D APPROVED THIS EIGHTH DAY OF Jf~.YJ/~Y, A. Do 1942. ORDINANCE OF ?HE ~O~C~D OF C0},~ISSION~RS OF ?}~ CITY OF UNN~RSITY Pf~K FINf~LY ACCE~IkD ~[E I~,~R0~}~S 0F L0[f0 ALTO DRI~ 7%EINO ~ E~ST 0NE-~F 0?~Y~ ~C[~.[ ~E NOR'~ LIb~ 0F P~SE~ PAVI~D 0N POT0I[AC 3~N[~ T0 Z~IE SOU~ LI~,~E 6~ 7~ NORTH 0F S~dq CA~0S~ SA~ ;,~ EX- CEPT ~{E PRESE>~ ~,iVI]~D IN THE N'~ERSECTION 0F SAN C~0S~ KN0!TN AS ~IT 0R DISTRICT N0. 86 IN ~HE CI~f 0F ~J~IVERSITY ~uRK~ AND 0RDERIYG 7~ ISSUANCE T0 ~YPLDE CONSTRUCTION C01?~[~ CONTRACTORS~ 0F ~[E CER~ TIFICfd~ES 0F SPECIAL ASSESSI~E~ ~AINST ~[E PROPER~ 0WI'~RS 0N SAID P~RTION 0F SAID STREET 2ND DECLARI~U 3.N E[~RGE][CY. BE IT RODAINED NY TXE B0:~D ~ C0~?{ISSIONERS OF T[~ CITY 0F UNII~NSITY P:~K: That~ whereas on the 8th day of L'!ay~ Ac Do 19~1~ a ~ri%ten contract was entered into by and between the City of University Park and Uvalde Construction Company to improve Lomo Alto Drive being the East one-half only~ from the North line of present pavi~g on Potomac Avenue to the Smith line of alley north of San Carlos~ save and except the present paving in the ~ntersection of san Carlos~ lcnov:n as Unit or District No. 86~ in the City of University Park~ ~nd~ [~'~EREfS~ on 'the 215rd day of June~ Ac D. 1941~ a final assessment ordinance was passed~ le~yir~ an assessment to cover their pro~rata share of the cost ,of said improvements against all property owners on said portion of said street~ 1o 2Uaat the improvements on Lomo Alto Drive~ bei~ the East one-half only~ fren the 'North line of present paving on Potomac Avenue to the South line of alley north of Ssa Carlos~ save and except the present paving in the intersection of San Carlos~ known as Unit or District No~ 86~ have been fully and finally completed by the Uvelde Construction Company~ in ~euil corapliance with the contract between the City of University Fark and said Uvslde Construction Company~ and that said improvements be a~d are hereby fully and finally accepted by the City of University Par~. 2o That the final estimate due by the Clty of University Park to Uvalde Const~action Company for 'the improvement of said portion of said street be and is hereby ordered paid to Uvalde Construction C ompa. ny. S~ That 'the certificates of speci8i assessment evidencing the liability of all property owners abutt iP? on said portion of said street in the form required by said contract and the final assessment ordinance heretofore passed by the City of University Park~ be and are hereby ordered issued~ executed by the .Uayor of the City of University Park~ smd delivered to Uvalde Construction Company o 4o That~ whereas~ the fact that said portions of said streets are in such urgent need of repair creates an emergeney and imperative public necessity for the i~nediate preservation of the public health~ safety and property which requires that the rule reguirin~ three several readings be suspended~ and that this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. i~,SSED fd,!'D 7~PROVED~ THIS NINETEEN'~[ DAY OF I/'~'NI::iqY~ A. D. 194£. ATTEST: ~YOR CITY C LERE I/"/"~ 0RDI~U~NCE OF T?{E BOARD OF C©~,/~dISSI0~RS OF TT~ CZ~ 0F ~I~RSI~ ~:~ir, ~XAS~ CREATI?~g A FI~ LA~ ON T~ SOL~ SIDE 0F BI]~EY FOR A DISTANCE 0F FI~Y ~ FR0t~ T~ Ef~T I~ERSECTI0~ 0F HIGH SCHOOL DRIP, ~0HIBITING T~ P/~KtNG 0P A~ ~HICLE ~0NG SAID FIRE TIL~I f$lD ~0~DI}'S A W!TERE.~'S ~ Binkley Avenue at a distance of fifty feet from the East intersection of High School Drive has not sufficient width to permit parking of vehicles thereon and the passage of fire engines, nor sufficient width to accommodate large amount of traffic on said street, and it is dan- gerous to pedestrians on said street that parking of vehicles be permitted thereon; N0',~', THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED ~~ Tt~ BOARD OF C0~...ISSI0~RS OF m?E CITY OF UNIVERSITY P~K, TEXDS; TH.iT a fire lane, as defined in an ordinance of the City of University Park, Texas, adopted May 4, 19~1~ regulating the ranking and parking of automobiles, and other vehicles, is created and established on the SOUTH SIDE OF BI!~EY AVE~ FOR A DISTf~$~CE OF FIFI~f FEET FROM ~ ~"~T II~ERSECTION OF HIGH SCHOOL DRIVE, and all vehicles, whether automobiles, wagons, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles or otherwise are prohibited from parking on the South side of Binkley Avenue within such limits at any time. II THAT person, firm or corporation who shall park any vehicle within said limits shall be subject to the same pains and penalties set out in said ordinance of May 4, 1951, and in addition thereto such vehicles so parked may be impounded and the costs incurred in such impounding shall be paid before such vehicle is released. by law. This ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage and publication as reeuired PASSED ?dDD 7',?t~OVED TTIS T]-~ SEC0~>~ DAY OF FEBRU/'~RY, Ao D, 1942. ~SOLUTION OF TI~ B0f~RD OF C01[\gISSI0~.~RS OF THE CITY_ OF UNIVERSII~ PARK ~aJ~0RIZI~ ~ PLACING ~ M~!]~ENANCE ~ OPERATION 0F STREET LIGH~ AT T[-~ COR~.~RS 0F B~'~ ~IWR DRI~ f~ PIC~/?ICK ~%h~ A I'~ A.T BRYN DRI~ ?dqD BOEDE~R~ BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BO,'~.RD OF C ~flSSIO}~RS OF TP~ CITY OF UF~I~RSITY PARK, TEXLAS; That under and pursuant to a contract with Dallas Power & Light Company for street lighting services, as authorized by a resolution now of record in Volume 2, P%2e 444, of the Ordinance Records of this City, there be installed forthwith and thereafter maintained and operated street lights at the followir~ intersections. BtVfN }&Z'fR DRIVE & PICI£.?ICK ~INE BRYN ~..~:~R DRIVE & BOEDEI~R Yf'~SSED AFD fkPWROVED TTdIS T>~ SEC0]'~ DAft 0F Y/u'x~I/iRY~ A.o D. 1942. ATTEST: C lwY CLERK ~ ~SOLD~rION OF TT~E B0fd~D OF C0~,~,gISSI0b~RS OF TT-~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY P~:'2IK AIFFHORIZING D~'&Im'~ ?0~R & LIGHT C0~'~f~,Yf TO ~,~gYE DEVIATI05? FRO[,.i ?HE T~LS 0F THE CITY'S CONTRACT FOR STREET LIGHTING. BE IT RESOLVED BY ?t~ B0/~D OF C019fISS!0N~RS OF THE CITY OF I~I~RSITY iP~K, TEXAS: That the Dallas Power & Light Company be and it is hereby authorized and directed to deviate from the terms of this City's contract for street lighting of all kinds to the extent of having the street lights remain off during each and every blackout period. P~£SED f:2~ APPROVED THIS ~ SEC0~:!D Df'Of OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1942. CITY CLERK RESOLUTI0.N RELEiS!~IG A[fD ~{PfHORIZING EXECUTION OF f~i~ !NSTitUk?E~,~ RELEASING Hf*.ROLD LOVEJOY AND ANY LIEN ~£IP~INST ~{E PROE~RTY OF f'~LL CL!I~,:~ AND LIENS OF_ Ti-lIS CITY FOR P/iVIi'i[G ~ PART OF HIS FROPERTf ON ~IE X'0PJfH SIDE 0F MILTON ST~To BE IT RESOLVED ~Y TtlE BOARD OF C@.~'I!SS!0~RS 0F THE CITY OF U!'~VERS!TY PARK, that this governir~ body find and it does affirmatively find that, although an ordinance of the twenty-third day of Yune~ 1941, levying a special assessment against Harold LoveJoy for the paving of his property hereinafter described on the North side of Milton Street in the amount of Six Hundred Ninety Two and 24/100 (!}692o24) Dollars~ the City has been able to secure these improvements for the sum of Five Hundred Forty Seven and 86/100 (~547o86) Dollars, and has agreed, to do so and has accepted such sum from Harold Lovejoy~ in full settlement of all claims against him; and BE IT FURTP~R RESOL?ED that the Mayor and City Clerk of this City be, and they are hereby authorized and instructed to execute and deliver to Harold Love joy an instrument releasing every claim against him for or arising out of the paving of Milton Street along the hereinafter described property~ and DEVISIYG~ RELE/SIi<G ;k}ID FOREVER QL~IT-~LAI},~Ih~ to the said Harold Love Joy, his heirs~ executors, administrators and assigns, each and every lien as well as all such other right, title lien or claim in or to that certain tract or parcel of land, being Lots Three and Four, Block Four, of Francis Daniels kddition, Second Section, lying, situate and being in the State of Texas, County of Dallas, City of University Park~ as may have been created by or have arisen from an Ordinance of the Board of CoFmaissioners of the City of University Park passed on the twenty-third day of June, 1941~ levying and assessing a special assessment in the sum of Six Hundred Ninety Two and 24/100 (~692o24) Dollars~ to cover the cost of improvements on the aboce described real property; and by that certain certificate of special assessment executed the thirtieth day of Deceraber, 1941, issued to the Uva!de Construction Company against Harold Love Joy, under the direction of the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, and assigned by Uvalde Construction Company to the City of University Park by an instrument of record in Volume 2~2~ page 449,of the Deed Records of Dallas County, Texas. P,~SED ?m~ APPROVED THIS THE SEC0?~D DAY OF FEBRU~RY, A. D 1942. A_TTES T: z'.//.' //.,.~ CI~ CL~K RESOLUTION OF T~ B0f~RD OF C~'~[ISSI0?~RS OF Tim CITY 0F UNIVERSITY PAR~ .~'~,~NDINC THE ?~ET A~HORIZI~ T~ PA~ 0F F~ T0 ~RCY C. ~WELL~ CITZ ATT0~ FOR SERVICES RENDERED IN CO}~ECTION WITH T!~ SUIT BROI~HT /~CAIY[ST T~ C I~ OF SI~f P3~K BY T~ MORTEN ESTA~. ~ B0~>~D OF C0~ISSI0~S OF T!-~ CITY OF I~NII~RSI~ PAR~ TEXf~: BE IT RESOLVED ~f ~= this Board find and it does affirmatively find that there has arisen an unexpected but eminent necessity requiring THAT there be appropriated from the income of the Water Department~ the sum of FIVE ~Jh~RED (.~500) DOL~'~RS, and that said sum be ~aid to Percy Co Fewell~ City Attorney, for services rendered in connection with the suit brought against the City of University Park by the Morten estate. PASSED ~'2~D fkPPROVED Ti::!IS TYfl~ SEC0~,[D DAY OF FEBRU~,~RY, A~ Do 1942. That ~'~%Y OR CITY CLERK RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~ISSI0~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, GRANTING RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES TO THE COUNTY OF DALLAS, THAT ARE NECESS~YRY AND CONVENIENT TO THE BUILDING, MAIN- TENANCE AND 0PERATIO~ OF A COUNTY AND/OR CITY STREET KNOWN AS LOVERS LAh~. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~,~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That permission is hereby given to the County of Dallas, granting said County all the rights~ and privileges that are necessary and convenient to the building~maintenance and operation of a County road and/or City street known as Lovers Lane; the portion of which is more generally described in Section one and two~ which are as follows: 0 Beginning at the intersection of Lovers Lane and the Cotton Belt Railroad, extending in an easterly direction to Preston Road, an approximate distance of 2,800 feet. Beginning at the intersection of Airline Road and Lovers Lane and extending in an easterly direction to Coit Road, an approximate distance of 3,600 feet. The grades shall be established by the County subject to the approval of the City Engineer of the City of University Park. PASSED AK~ APPROVED By the Board of Commissioners, City of University Park, while assembled in regular session, this the Second day of February, A. D. 19~2. ATTEST: CITY CLERK ~YOR ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CO~'~SSIO?~RS OF THE CITY OF L~IVERSITY PARK FINALLY ACCEPTING THE IMPROVE~gNT OF COLGATE DRIVE FROM THE ~]~ST LIF~ OF BALTIMOP. E DRIVE TO THE EAST LINE OF PRESTON ROAD KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 89, IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, AND ORDERING THE ISSU- ANCE TO UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COi~ANY, CONTRACTORS, OF THE CERTIFICATES OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT AGAINST TH~ PROPERTY OWNERS ON SAID PORTION OF SAID STREET AND DECLARING AN E~.~RGENCY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO!~,2fISSIOHERS OF TH~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That~ whereas, on the 21st day of July, A. D. 19gl, a written contract was entered into by and between the City of University Parkand Uvalde Construction Company to improve COLGATE DRIVE from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the East line of Preston Road, known as Unit or~ District Nco 89; and, WHEREAS~ on the 18th day of August, A. Do 1941, a final assessment ordinance was Passed, levying an assessment to cover their pro-rata share of the cost of said improvements against all property owners on said portion of said street; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAI~ED BY THE BOARD OF COi[qISSIOI~RS OF TI-~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: 1. That the improvement on Colgate Drive from the West line of Baltimore Drive to the East line of Preston Road knovm as District No. 89, have been fully and finally completed by the Uvalde Construction Company, in full compliance with the contract between the City of Univer- sity Park and said Uvalde Construction Company, and that said improvements be and are hereby fully and finally accepted by the City of University Park. 2. That the final estimate due by the City of University Park to Uvalde Construction Company for the improvement of said portion of said street be and is hereby ordered paid to Uvalde Construction C~npany. 3. That the certificates of special assessment evidencing the liability of all property ovmers abutting on said portion of said street in the form required by said contract and the final assessment ordinance heretofore passed by the City of University Park~ be and are hereby ordered issued~ executed by the Mayor of the City of University Park, and delivered to Uvalde Construction Company. ~. The Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park finds that there exists an emergency requiring a suspension of the rule calling for the reading of this Ordinance at three separate meetings' of said Board, and de,%are that this Ordinance shall become effective as of the date of its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SI_~TEE~.TH'~ ~ DAY OF FEBRUARY.. A. D. 1942. o ~ o 0 0 0 0 0 0 O0 CO O0 O~ CO O0 oo~ o o o o ~ ~ ~ o o o ~ ~- o.o 0 0 0 CD 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 AN ORDINANCE ORDERING A GENERAL ~.~ICIPAL ELECTION IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK ON TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 19~2, FOR THE ELECTION OF A MAYOR AND ~0 CO~S- SIONERS; FIXING THE TI~, PLACE AND MANNER OF HOLD- ING SAID ELECTION AND APPOINTING JUDGES AND CLERKS THEREFOR o BE IT ORDAINED BY Tk~ BOARD OF C0~dISSIO~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, THAT: A general election be and the same is hereby ordered to be held on the first Tuesday in April, being the seventh day of April, 19~2, for the purpose of electing a Mayor and two Commissioners for the City of University Park, Texas° BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED That the said election be held in the Fire Station at the City Hall of the City of University Park, and the following named persons are hereby appointed Managers of the said election to-wit: N. H. GUICE ~JDGE LANDERS C. ASSOCIATE JUDGE Iv[RS. RICHARD GOZZALDI CLERK k~qS. LANI-HS.t{ CROLEY L?~,.~. ROGER HARL~kN C I~E i~]( CLERK and such additional assistants as may be deemed necessary. The polls shall be opened promptly at seven o~¢lock, A. M.~ and shall be closed promptly at seven o~clock P. M., on the said seventh day of April, 19~2. Said election shall be held under the provisions of the laws of the State of Texas covering general elections, and only duly qualified voters who are residents of the City o£ Univer- sity Park shall be allowed to vote at said election. A copy of this Ordinance, signed by the ~ayor of the City of University Park, Texas, and attested by the City Clerk, shall serve as proper notice of said election, and the mayor is hereby authorized and directed to have copies of the Ordinance posted in the City Hall and at three other public places in the City of University Park, and is 2urther authorized and directed to have said Election Ordinance published in Park Cities News, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of University Park, which notice shall be published three consecutive times, the date of the first publication, as well as the date of publishing said notice to be not less than thirty days prior to the election. ATTEST: PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. Do 19~2. MAYOR ~ITY CLERK PROCLAMATION DESIGNATING ~'L~RCH 1~ THRO~.UGH ~RCH 6~ A.S TEXAS WEEK ~fHEP~EAS~ the approach of Texas Independence Day and Alamo Day herald a week of deep significance and profound meaning in the minds and hearts of all Texans; and ?~EREAS~ I am prompted by the patriotic members of the Forty-Second Legislature~ as expressed in Senate Concurrent Resolution Number Eight~ and by my own feelings of love~ loyalty~ and patriotism toward my State; NOW~ THEREFORE, I, ELBERT WILLIAMS, ~YOR OF TH~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS~ do hereby proclaim the week of ~RCH 1, through MARCH 6, 19~2~ as TEXAS V~EEK I urge all citizens of this municipality ar~ of Texas to observe Texas Week in an appropriate manner° No one of us will fail to cherish the rich heritage which o~r founders and forefathers prepared for us of tais g~nerationo During this week let us make much of the spiritual values of our aistory and of our traditions. Let us dedicate our lives afresh to ideals of statesmanship~ character~ leadership~ and service° Let us make it possible~ as did o~ forebears~ for our own and for future gene- rations to enjoy liberty of conscience~ of speech~ of the press~ of worship~ of public assembty~ and all the other liberties which we cherish° In this critical hour when democracy~ even civilization itself~ is at stake~ it is more than ever fitting to commemorate the glorious deeds of those who laid the cornerstone of the Texas Empire° Let us prove ourselves not unworthy of the incomparable heritage left to us by pioneers and martyres. What they fought for in the past we are determined to holdo Remember Goliad~ Remember the Alamo~ RE~ER PEARL HARBOR. IN TESTIMONY ¥~EREOF~ I have hereunto signed my name officially and caused the Seal of my Office to be impressed hereon at Dallas~ Te×as~ t~s 20th day of February~ Ao D. 19~2o ELBERT ~LLI~2¥~S ~ ~YOR CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS RESOLUTION OF T}m~j BOARD OF CG/2,fISSIONERS 07 TVS CITY OF UNIVERSITY t ~L AN~n~IZING PLACiNG~ ~&~I?~TENANCE ~ ~ :~OULN ~, ~,.D COLGATE BE IT RESOL%~D BY T}~; ~}ARD CF CO},%{ISS!OI'(NRS OF T!-.E CiTY OF UNIVERSITY PARN~ TEXAS: That Under and pursuant to a contract with Dallas Power & Light Company for street lighting ser~ vices~ as authorized by a resolution now of record in Volt,me 2~ Page 4~h~ of the Ordinance Records of this City~ there be installed forthv~ith and tk~ereafter maintained and operated a street light at the follov~.ng Lntersection: PASSED A?~ AY'PROVED TNtS m~.w.,.~ SlVq~j?~,WTH..... ,_,. D/!Y CF ~'~";,,,~2~t.~' n-~ z.~.' D. 19h2. ........ ~fAYOR orDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CON,[ISS!OF~RS OF' T~{E CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK FiNAILY ACCEPTiNq THE_~..~I}~PNCir~'~]I',iT, ~ ~.~. ~,~ OF PtC~ZICK LANE FRCi'i TNE NC~TH LiNE CF 27il~]SENT PAl/lNG ON Gi-~E}NRiBR DRIVE TO T}~ NORTH LINE OF ALLEY NORTH OF CO!$ATE~ DISTRICT #90~ IN T}~ CITY CF UNIVERSITY PARK~ A}~ 02DERI}'JG TNE iSSUANCE TO LnZALDE CONSTRUCTION COI(.FAI~NZ~ CONTRACTOP~ OF Tl~ CERTIFICATES OF SPECIAL A$SESS!~NT AGAINST T]{E PRO~%RTY 07eSZRS ON SAID PORTION OF SAID ST~E~ A},~ DECLPdtlNG AN B.iERGENCYo BE IT O~Ai}~BD BY '.?I~ BOAP~ iF COAiISSIO}~}!S LF Ti-~ CITY CF UNIVERSITY PArd{: That~ whereas~ on the 2ist day of July A~ D. 19]~1~ a written contract was entered into by and be%¥een -the Ci%~ o_f Uniser- sity Park and Uvaide Construction Cempany te ir. prove Pictca~ick Lane frolil tile North line of present paving on Greenbrier Drive %o the North line of alley North of Co!sate~ knovm as District Nec 90~ and~ W}~%}REAS~ on the ttth day of August~ A. D. l_ghl~ a final assessment ordinm~ce was passed~ levying on assessment to cover their pro-r~ta share of tNe cost of said improveraents against all OCr olO~ pPopeP%S ov~%lers on said ' '~' of said street: NO?~ THEREFOPS~ BE IT OP~alr~D ,:: ,~O}IloSlC:~RS OF ~'~r;e ~I~.1 , UNIVERSITY 1o Thst the improvement on Pickwick Lane from the North line of present paving on Greenbrier Drive to the North line of alley North of Colgate Dr_ive~ District //90~ have been fully and fina].ly completed by 'the Uvalde Construction Company~ in full cmr~pliance with the contract between the City of University Park and said Uvalde Construction Company~ and. theft said ~nprove- merits be smd are hereby fully and finaZly accepted by the City of University Park° 2. That the finsl estiraate due by tb~ City of University Park to Leal.de Construction Company for the Lmprovemen% of said portion of said street be snd, is hereby ordered paid to Uvalde Construction C ompemy. ~.q That the certific~teos o of special a,.,se,.s..ent~ s ~ ' evidencing the liability of al! property ovmers abutting on said .portion of said street in 'the form required by said contract amd 'the final assessment ordin.~nce here%ofore massed by the City of University e~k be and are hereby ordered issued~ executed by the Msyor of the City of University Park~ and delivered to Uvalde Construction Company o 4o The Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park finds that there exists an emergency requiring a s~spension of the rule calli~g for the readir~, of this Ordinance at three separate meetings of said Board~ and declare that this Ordm~.omc~ saatl become effective as of the date of its passage. mt?IS SIKTEENTH D,,.~ OF ...... ~u.~ Do 1942. PASSED ATTEST: }..eYOR CITY CLE~{ 0 o o ~ 0 o 0 ~ a:) ~ ~ o o .r4 o m o o o 0 0 275 ORDINANCE OF TP~ BOARD OF CO}:%~ISSIONERS OF TI~Z CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAR]{ FINALLY ACCEPPING T}~ il~I~T{OVE}.:~},~ OF B~Tt}:~ORE DR!V.E FR{3~ THE NORTH LINE OF AL~ SOUTH OF COLGATE AVENUE TO THE NORTH I~INE OF /~LEY NO[~TH OF COLGATE AVENUE~ KNO?~N AS DISTRICT NO~ 9i iN TNE CITY OF N{IVERSITY PARH~ AND ORDERING T~ ISSUANCE TO ~C. ho FNUC~=ON O0NTRACTC)RS~ OF m~-rs CERTIFICATES OF SPECIAL ASSESS}J~NT AGAINST THE PROP-EP~Y OWI'~RS ON SAID PORTION OF SAID ST!~3ET AND DECLARING AN BE IT OiIDAIIx~D BY TNt BOARD OF 001t~.'ISSIO],~]RS OF Tt~ CITY CF TD~IVERSITY PA?IK: TNAT~ WHENSAS~ on the First dsy ef December~ Ac Do 19l~1~ a written contract was entered into by and between the Cit. y of University Park and Uvalde Construction Company to improve Baltimore Drive frem the north line of e~lley south of Colgate Avenue to the north line of alley north of Colgate Avenue~ know,ia as District Nco 91 in the Ct'by of University-Park~ and~ ~ER~AS~ on the Fifth d~y of January~ A D 1_9~.2~ a final assessment ordinance was passed~ Zevying an assessment to cover their pro-rata sm=re of the cost of said Lmprovements against all property ovmers on said portion of said street: NO, f~ THEREFOPS~ ?~ IT O,:~,~I~,:ED BY THE BOA9~ OF CO}.giISSIONERS OF 7HE CITY OF UNIWERSITY PA~(: !. That the improvement of Baltimore Drive from the north line of alley south of Colgate Avenue to the north line of alley north of Colgate Avenue~ known as District No, 91~ have been fully and finally completed by the Uvalde Construction Compm~y~ in full compliance with the contract between the City of University Park and said Uvalde Construction Company~ and that said i~aprovements be and are hereby fully accepted by the City of University Park. 2o That the final esti~nate due by the City of University Park to Uvalde Construction Comp'moy for the ~nprovemen% of said portion of said street be and is hereby ordered paid to Uvalde Construction Company° 3. That t}~ certificates of special assessment evidencing the liability of all property o~,mers abutting on said portion of said street in the fora re~ired by said contract and the final assessment ordinance heretofore passed by the City of University Park~ be and are hereby ordered issued~ executed by the Mayor of the City of University Park~ and delivered to Uvalde Construction Coneany~ PASSED AI\~} APPROVED TNIS SIXTEENTH DAY CF ~onu ATTEST: MAYOR CITY CLEi~ 277 ORDINANCE (F Th~ ~:IRD OF COM~{ISSIO}~RS OF T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK FINALLY ACCEDING T~ I!{PR0~}~E~ OF COLGA~ AVEN~ FROt~ THE EAST LINE OF BALTIk~ORE DRIVE~' WNICH IS THE EAST F~GE OF PI~SEI~ PAVING~ EAST TO T~ E~GE OF P~SENT ~AVING OPPOSITE T~ ~iEST LI~'~ OF L~ 20~ BLOCK 27~ UNIVERSITY ~IGHTS NO. ~ KNO~;~ AS DISTRICT NO. 92 IN T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ AND O'~ERINC ~E ISSUANCE TO ~DE CONSTR~CTION COHP~'~Y~ CONT~ACTORS~ OF THE CERTIFICATES. OF SPECIAL ASSESS}~NT AGAINST THE PROPE~Y O~'~RS ON SAID PORTION OF SAID STREET A~,FD DECLA~NG AN E},~RGENCY. BE IT ORDAIk~D BY THE BOARD OF COLIflSSIO}~ERS OF T}~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT~ ~,'~PSAS~ on the First day of December~ A. Do 19Al~ a ¥~ritten contract was entered into by and between the City of University Park and Uvalde Construction Compa~y to improve Colgate Avenue from the east line of Baltimore Drive~ ~aich i,s the east edge of present paving~ East to the edge of ~eresent paving opposite the ~iest line of Lot 20~ Block 27~ University Heights Noo ~ knove as District No~ 92~ in the City of University Park~ and~ WHEREAS~ on the Fifth day of January~ A~ Do 19~2~ a final assessment ordinance was passed~ levying an assessment to cover their pro-rata share of the cost of sa. id improvements against all property ovmers on said portion of said streets~ PAtaK: NO?I~ THE~FORE~ BE IT ORDAINED BY 'N~IE BOARD OF CO}~%{SS!O!~}RS OF T}~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY 1. That the improvement of Colgate Aven{e from the east line of Baltimore Drive~ which is the east edge of present paving~ East to the edge of present paving opposite the West line of Lot 20, Block 27~ University Heights No. 4~ kno¥~e as District No. 92~ have been fully and finally completed by the Uvalde Construction Compsmy~ in full compliance with the contract between the City of University Park and said Uvalde Construction Compa.ny~ %nd that said i~nprove- ments be and are hereby :'u!ly and finally accepted by the City of University Park. 2. That the final estimate due by the City of University Park to Uvalde Construction Company for the ~nprovement of said portion of said street be and is herel%? ordered paid to Uvalde Construction Company. 3o That the certificates of special assessment evidencing the liability of all property o~mers abutting on said portion of said street is_ the form required by said contract and the final assessment ordinance heretofore passed by the City of University Park~ be and are hereby ordered issued~ executed by the 1,[ayor of -the City of University Park~ and delivered to Uvalde Construction Company. PASSED Ak~ APPROISED ~qlS SIXTEE}~H DAY OF ~.~A~,CH A D. 19~2o ATTEST: C I~ Z CLERK }~{7~Y OR O~ O0 0 0 0 0 .4~ 0 0 CO 0 0 0 0 ~.(~ 0 ~0 ~0o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 )-~ ~ 0 ~.. 0 0 0 0 0 kO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . . . . ~ e · . j . j 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~{ISSIONERS OF T~E CITY OF UNI~;ERSITY PARK AUTHORIZING PLACING, MAINTENANCE AMD OPERATION OF STREET LIGHTS AT T}~ COR~P~9 OF LOMO ALSO DRIVE AND NORt~DY AVESYJE~ LOVERS LANE AND BOEDEIfER STREET~ AMHERST STREET AND BOEDEKER STR~T) STANFORD STREET AND BOEDEKER STREET; DUBLIN ST~*ET AND BOEDEKER STREET; A~RST AND WILLARD; STANFORD AND WILLARD STREET~ AND PURDUE STREET AND WILLARD STREET~ BE IT RESOLVED BY THE. ~OARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS: That under and pursuant to a con,rat% with Dallas Power & Light Compar~¢ for street lighting services~ as authorized by a resolution now of record in Volume 2~ Page L~ of the Ordinance Records of this City~ there be installed forth~ith and thereafter maintained and operated a street light at the following intersections~ LOf~O <O DRI~ & NOPe{ANDY AVENUE LOVERS LANE & BOEDEKER S TfLW~ET STREET & BOEDE~R STREET STANFORD STREET & BOEDEKER STREET D[[BLIN STREET & BO~EKER S T~T ~2~£RST STRUT & WILLARD STREET STANFORD STR. EET & W!~ARD STREET PL~IDUE STREET & WILLARD STRE~f PASSED /aND APPROVED THIS THE SIXTH DAY OF AP~IL~ A. D~ t9&2~ AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CO}~ISSIONERS OF T~E CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ REGULATING TRAFFIC IN SAI~ CITY REQUIRING OPERATORS TO B~ING .&LL~9~: VEHICLES !~OVING SOUTH 0~ TULANE BOULEVAP3~ TO A FULL STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ENTER THE INTEgSECTION OF LOVERS LANE~ A~fD PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. BE IT ORDAi~,~D BY THE BOARD OF CO}8~!SStOR~RS OF THE Cl~ff OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That a stop sign b~ placed on Tulane Boulevard at the North side of Lovers Lane~ within the City of University Park~ and that all persons while operating an automobile~ motorcyc!e~ bicycle~ tru~k or other vehicle~ be and they are prohibited from proceeding or pern~tting such vehicle to proceed south on Tulane Boulevard into or across Lovers Lane~ without having first then and there brought and caused suchQ~__~>vehicle~or other vehiele~ to come to a full and complete stop~ at and to the right of the said stop sign~ and thus re~ain stopped until such vehicle ~ould be saf~!y driven onto or across the intersection of Tulane Boulevard and Lovers Lan~ ~g~thout coming into contact or col~ lision with any other vehicle~ if any~ or with any person or other object. Anyone violating any part of this ordinanc~ sha!l~ upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a mis- demeanor ~f~d shall be subject to a fin~ ~. ar4¢ s~ not to exceed One Hundred Dollars ($100). This ordinance shall be effective immediately after its passage and publication as required by law, and if any part thereof be held to be invalid~ the remaining portion thereof shall never~the=tess be effective~ PASSED AK~ APPROVED THIS THE SIXTH DAY OF APRiI,~ A, D~ 1942~ MAYOR ~ ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNI%U~RSITY PARK~ REGULATING TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY REQUIRING OPERATORS TO BRING ALL ~OTOR VEHICLES ~,~OVING EAST AFD ~a~ST ON BINKLEY STREET TO A FULL STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING TO E~rER OR CROSS THE INTERSECTION OF BISHOP BOULEVARD~ AND PROVID~ ING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF° BE IT ORDAINED BY ~-~ BOARD OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY CF UNIVERSITY PARK: That st©? signs be placed on Binkley Street at the east side of Bishop Boulevard and also on Binkle5' StFeet on the east and west sides of the parkway (which runs north and south) through the center of Bishop Boulevard~ with the City of University Park~ and that all persons while operating an automobile~ motorcy¢le~ bicycle~ truck or other vehiele~ be and they are prohibited from pro~ ceedipg or permitting such vehicle to proceed east or west on Binkley Street into or across Bishop Bou!evard~ without having first then and there brought and caused such motor vehic!e~ or other vehie!e~ to come to a full and complete stop~ at and to the right of the said stop sign~ and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across the intersection of Binkley Street and Bishop Boulevard~ without coming into contact or collision with say other vehic!e~ if any~ or ~rith any person or other object~ Anyone violating apj part of this ordinance shall~ upon convietion~ be deemed guiltyof a mis= demeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred Dollars {$1~O)~ This ordinance shall be effective i~nediately after its passage and publication as required by taw~ and if any part thereof be held to be invalid~ the remaining portion thereof shall never~the~!es8 be effective° PASSED A~ APPROI~D ~{IS ~ SIXTH DAY OF APRIL~ A. Do 1942. CITY CLERK RESOL~?ION DE,~I~NATI1, G APPROXI~{ATEFf TWO aCRES Ag A PT~RK IN %~E FOIRrH INSTALL~NT OF UNIVERSITY ~!GHTS ADDITIOM~ AMD ~!~f[~G SAID PARK ~S~TH PARK~~ BE IT REgOLVED BY T}~ BOARD OF COI~ISSIOI~RS OF THE CITY OF UNI¥~SITY PARK~ TEXAS: THAT~ that certain tract or parcel of land Yrithin the City of University Park~ being bounded on the East by Pickwick Lane~ on the North and West by Cara~th Boulevard~ and on the South by Greenbrier Drive~ all in the Fourth Insta]?~en~ of University Heights Addition of the City of University Park of Dallas County~ Te×as~ according to ~ap ~nd plat thereof~ recorded in Vo!~mme 5~ Page 133 of the ~ap Records of Dallas County~ Te×as~ be~ and it is hereby~ designated and named ~+S~ITH PARK~ by way of honoring J~ Fred Smith and D~ G~ Smith~ both former mayors of this City~ who were instrumental in securing dedication of the said park to the City~ and who have rendered other outstanding services to this ¢o~mmnity~ PASS~ A~) APPROVED THIS ~E NINTH DAY OF APRIL~ A~ D~ !942~ }a~YOS CITY ~=ERK RESOLL~EON DESIGNATING LOT 2g~ BLOCK H n~T~r~'p~'~' ItEIGHTS NO, I ADDITION AS A P~RK AND tT~I~!NG SAID PARK BE IT RESOLVED BY q~{E BOARD OF CO}Sf~ISSIONERS OF THE CI%! OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS: THAT~ that, certain tract or parcel of land ~-~.h' +~,~ ' w~t~_~n ...... City of University Park~ kno~m as lot 28~ Block H~ University Heights No~ I Addition~ being bounded on the East by the west line of Lot ~ ~ ~' S ~ ~7~ of the same block and addition~ on the South by the alley north of ~ers'~.~'ureet~ on the West by ~ -' ~ ~ Pha~;era~ Street and on the Nor'th by ...... e~anfe~ 'd Street~ be and it ms hereby designated and named %{a.rtin Park~ The above action is taken by way of honoring E~ Glenn ~{artin~ who has rendered outstand~ ing mhd unselfish scm:ice to this coP~unity~ first by ser¥ing on the City's Zoning Co~alission and se~onely by ser~ing as the City's Finance Commissioner for the period from Apri. t 193~ to April 1942~ PASSED A.?~ APPROI~D THIS qllE NINTH DAY OF /~PRII~ A~ D~ 1942~ ,!~SSOLUTION OF I'H~J BOARD OF CO~'2~tS~ON~i~$ OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PA~K RENB~tNC; AND EXTEndING THE WA~R ~EL%]R,,GE FRANCHISE CONTRACT BE~E~[ W. G. CULLUM & CO~ ,HEu~..~.:. OF UNt!%iRSI7% PARK TO~ T~E 7th DAY OF OCTOB~]~, 1942~ WHEREAS~ under date of Sep~e:Ler 17~ !.750, the City o.~ University Park entered into a ~ontract ~ith A. B. Lee for the construction of water and sewer lines in the City of University Park~ and ~ra~-',ted a franchise to the said A. B~ I,ee} and afteF~,~ards~ 'm-lder date of August ~ i95]~ the said A~ B~ Lee transferred to W. G. Cull~n & Co.~ all his rights and obligations under said contract,~ amd the City of University Perk agreed to said transfer and to the assun:Ption by the said W~ G~ Cullum & Co.~ of the rights and obligations under ~' ' s~ka con'bPact~ and~ whereas~ said origimat agree~. ment was on the 8th day of August~ 1933~ and on the 1%! day of August~ 193L~ ~ended~ and thereafter on the 21st d. ay of September~ 1953~ and the 7th day' of October~ 1935~ and the 18th day of Septem'be r'~ 1940~ said contract and franchise were renewed and extended by ~ ~'~ ~" '~ · . re~c=uv~on du~_y passed by the of University Park~an%: WN~REAS~ the performance of said contract and franchise by W~ G. Cullum & Co~ has inured to the benefit of the City of University Park and the residents and property o~'rners thereof~ and will continue to inure to the benefit of said City~ its residents and property o~mers, and it is desirable and to the advantage of all parties that said contract as amended and extended be con~ t:i. nued in full force and effect without interruption ~%r an additional ~ericd o its present date of ~f. piration~ and ~hat 'the fotlowin: re~olut.'en '~ ' all ; i .,~,~, ,~ , :.,,? ,~.~ be passedl Now~ Therefore~ BE iT ~ESOII:~ by the Board of Coranissioners of the City of University Park~ That the cor}trac, t and franchise agreement made by and between the City of University Park and A. B, l_,ee~ of date the 17th day of September~ 1930, as transferred and assigned to W~ O. Cullum & Co.~ as amended on the 8'th day of Au~ast~ 1955~ and the 17th day of August~ t934~ and as renewed and extended on the 21st ~ '~ ~a,y of September~. ~ ~ . ~ t922..~ on the 7t, h day of Oc'bo}m~~ 1935.. ~ and on the l~'~'tn~ ' aay~ oI~ September, 1940., be and the same is hereby ~ ~ - ~. z enewea and extended with n,.,,~ .... e~"~'~' P, Cull'tmb doing bus,.ness as W~ G. Cullum & Co,~ in accordance with the %erms~ previsions~ stipulations and specifica6ions thePeef~} ~ ~h .......~oAo and ending at midnight on the 6t, h day for a period of %wo years from the 6th day of Ocuo~.~,,~.~ of Ocbebe:3 .~.a-~ th.ts resolution, shal~ take effect ano." ~ be in force., from and after its passage and the written assent of W, O~ ,u~lum & Co~ ,~o the renewal and extensmon of said contract and franchise, and the a ~,~'~, ~' gremten~ of said W. G. Cullum a Co~ 'be be bound by the terms of the saa'~e. ~IYOR i {a) as sc<x}:, as possLble aft, er, the el. ecS:Los o£ a Board of Coaux:.s::io te:'s held in this OCS5~' on %he Se?enth dsS" of Ap:i.l~ !942~ this Board cZ~ Cos~t~issiot'tsrs has ueceLved the o:?r/cial Pc%ur, ns oF such election dui2' Siled wiCh i.t, bs }{~ H. G.eice~ PPesidinS Judse and the }:anaseP of such elec-, Sion} and ThaB this BoaPd o£ Commissioner's £i.r:d: :!qd ii does off?i, cial!: hereby: a?fixniabi.:el: r/nd~ and i% do¢~s fi:id, and declare Chat Ralph J.. P<:u:'t. ePa. nd lawFe:J,:te 8~ ?:erchan'L has been dc,:.]F elected at the election held in Chis Citp'~ oR %he f}irst T:esday i:n 2}ri.l JL~ ~]. ]?Z~2~ as such ar'id sba!! be roPt:,hwith installed as ComrnissionePs of the Cit: of Urii':ers!%2 Par4{~ Te::{ns~ %o SeFV'e &s >.1', ch oN}f. t2e provi.:?iens o:? !:b~,~ , r },~,:.YOR ./ chansed by o:"de:o 02 this Sover:air~S bodz: AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COk~ISSIC~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPOINTING A BOARD (;F EQUgIIZATION FOR THE YEAR 1942~ FIX- ING A TI~ FOR THE FIRST I~EETING AND THE COI~- PENSATION (~F T~rE M.E~,~BERS OF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIOneRS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT, W. E. Nayfield, Michaux Nash and E. Do )fouzon, Jr., each and all of whom are residents, quali- fied voters and property holders of and in the City of University Park~ Texas~ he and they are hereby appointed members of the Board of Equalization of and for the City of University Park, Texas, for the year 19&25 and~ THAT, W. E. Mayfield be and he is hereby appointed Chairman of the said Board of Equalizations and, THAT, the first meeting of the Board of equalization shall be held at 7:00 P. N., April 23, 1942, in the Council Chamber of the City Hall of said City~ thereafter to convene regularly in session until the duties of the said Board of Equalization shall have been fully discharged as provided by law~ ~%d to meet and hold meetings as often and at such times as the said Board shall deem necessary or proper~ and~ THAT, the members of the said Board of Equalization shall receive TEN DOLLA~q ($10.00) per diem as compensation for th® attendance of the meetings of the said Board for each day or part thereof. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS T~ T~qENTIETH DAY OF APRIL, Ao D~ 1942o ORDINANCE APPOINTING A COMMISSION TO BE KNOWN AS THE ZONING BOARD OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK TO RECOlfME~D THE BOUNDARIES OF THE VARIOUS ZONIkE~ DISTRICTS AND APPROPRIATE REGULATIONS TO BE ENFORCED THEREIN~ FIXING THE TERN OF OFFICE AR~) COMPENSATION OF THE EENBE~$ SO APPOINTED. BE IT ORDAINFJ) BY THE BOARD OF COk~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: FIRST That there be and there is hereby appointed a Zoning Commission to recommend the boundaries and any a~ndments thereto of the various zoning districts of the City and appropriate regulations to be enforced therein~ to function as provided by the applicable State Statutes and make its recom~ mendations to the Governing Body of this City~ SECOND The Commission so appointed shall serve for a term ~of~:twOyears beginning the twenty~seventh day of April, 19~2~ and ending the twenty-sixth day of April, 1944~ or so soon thereafter as their successors have been appointed and qualified. THIRD The following persons are appointed as members thereof to be and constitute said Commission: R~ C. DUNCAN A. Ho ~EADOWS R. E. PEAKE Co G~ WEAKLEY ELBERT %~LLIANS FOURTH The said Commission shall be knom~ as the Zoning Board of the City of University Park. FIFTH The members of the said Commission. shall receive as their compensation the sum of Five ($5.00) Dollars for each meeting attended by such member° PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE Ti~ENTIETH DAY OF APRIL, 1942~ CITY ATTEST: MAYOR RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE RESIGNATION OF Jo W. CROTTY FROM THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND EXTENDING THANKS FOR T~ SERVICES RENDER_ED, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIOh~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSI'rY PARK: That the resignation of J.~ W~ Crotty from his position as a member of the Board of Adjust- ment be and it is hereby accepted with regrets~ because of the fact that Nrc Crotty finds it necess- ary to be out of the City during the remainder of his present term of office. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That the Board of Commissioners find and it does find that whereas Jo W. Crotty has, since his appointment on the twenty-ninth day of April~ 19&O~ served faithfully as such and render®d valuable and outstanding services to the City as a member of the Board of AdJustme~i of the City of University Park in zoning matters~ that he should be and he is hereby extended sincere thanks for his services so rendered. PASSED AND APPROVED ~{IS THE TWENTIETH DAY OF APRIL~ 19~2~ ATTEST: CITY CLERK RESOLUTION APPOINTING DALLAS BIGGERS~ J. Lo GLANVILLE AND J. Co' NcCLURE MEMBERS OF I~HE BOARD OF ADJUST~ BE IT RESOLVED BY ~ BOARD OF CON~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT Dallas Biggers~ J. L. Glanville and J. C. NcClure be and they are hereby appointed members of t~e Board of Adjustment for the City of University Park~ to serve until the seventeenth day of December~ 1942~ and thereafter until their successors have been duly qua!ified~ by way of completing the ~mexpired term of the offices of A. L. Slaughter~ Lawrence Nerchmut and J. W. Crotty, whose resignations have been and are hereby accepted~ PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE TWENTIETH DAY OF APRIL~ 19~2. RESOLUTION APPOINTING D. Eo STRANGE AS A ~EN~BER OF THE CITY PLAN COMMISSION. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO$~ISSIOh~RS OF THE CITf OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT D~ E~ Strange is hereby appointed a m~mber of the City Plan Commission for the City of Univer- sity Park, to serve until the Seventeenth day of December~ 1942, and thereafter until his successor has been duly qualified. This appointment is made by way of completing the unexpired te~a of office of Jo Co NcClure, whose resignation has been accepted due to his accepting ~ appointment as a member of the Board of Adjustment. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS TKE TWENTIETH DAY OF APRIL~ Ao Do 1942+ MAYO R ,/ CITY CLE~ i RESOLUTION OF ~E BOARD OF COI~J~ISSIO~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK CANCELING RESO- LUTION OF THE BOARD PASSED FEBRUARY 2, 1942, ORDERING A STREET LIGHT PLACED AT THE INTER- SECTION OF BOEDEKER AND BRYN ~P~R AND AlSO CANCELING RESOLUTION PASSED APRIL 6~ 1942~ ORDERING A STREET LIGHT PLACED AT %~E INTER- SECTION OF BOEDEKER AND LOVERS LA~ BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~gfISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS: That under and pursuant to a contract with Dallas Power & Light Company for street light= lng services as authorized by a resolution now of record in Volume 2~ Page 444~ of the Ordinance Recordm of this City~ that there be canceled Resolution passed February 2, 1942, and Resolu%ion passed April 6~ 1942~ ordering th~ installation~ maintenance and operation of street lights at the respective intersections: BOEDEKER & BRYN ~i~WR BOEDEKER & LOVERS LANE PASSED .AND APPROVED THIS THE TWENTIETH DAY OF APRIL~ A. Do 1942~ RESOLUTION INSTRUCTI~ THE CITY ATTOR3~EY TO ~EGIN WORK ON A HOIIE RULE CHARTER~ RE~ QUESTING THE ~AYOR TO APPOINT A CHARTER CO~ION~ AND AUTHORIZING EXPENSES IN~ CIDE~ TO T~EPREPARATtON A~ SUBMISSION OF A HO~,~ RULE CHARTER TO THE VOTERS FOR CONSIDERATION. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COlg~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY THAT the City Attorney be and he is hereby instructed to begin the preparation of a charter and such data as may be useful in working with a Charter C~nmisstnn and the preparation of a Charter to be submitted to the voters of this City; and ~{AT the Nayor be and he is requested to appoint a Charter Commission as provided by statute; and THAT the Nayor be and he is hereby authorized and directed to incur such expen~e~ a~ he finds Proper incident to preparation and submission of a charter~ and that the Nayor and City Clerk pay such expenses as the charges therefor mature~ PASSED A~ APPROVED THIS THE T~ENTY~SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL~ 19g2~ ATTEST: NAYOR CITY CLERK A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK AMENDING THE BUDGET FOR THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR TO PAY $675.00 FOR A NEW MOWING MACHINE TO BE USED IN CUTTING GRASS AND WEEDS ON VACANT LOTS. WHEREAS an exigency exists which might not have been anticipated in view of the late spring and continued heavy rains, it is now apparent that it will be impossible for our Public Works Department to keep vacant lots, alleys and parkways properly mowed to safeguard the health of our citizens with the present equipment; NOW~ THEREFORE~ BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS that the Budget for the current fiscal year be amended and that the City ~lerk be instructed to pay out of the unappropriated funds from the General Account approximately $675o00~ said funds to be used for the purchase of a new Allis~ChalmerB tractor mowing machine. PASSED AND APPROVED ~IS THE 27th DAY OF APRIL, A o D. 1942. ATTE~: CITY. C LFdtK RESOLUTION APPROVING THE OFFICIAL BONDS OF Ao L~ sLAUGHTERs, RALFH A, PORTER AND LA~ENCE B. MERCHANT. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COIQqSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT the official bonds executed by A. L. Slaughter~ as principal~ Joined by American Surety Company~ as Surety~.in the principal sum of Three Thousand Dollars~ conditioned for the faithful performance of his duties as Mayor of thls~City for the current term, of Ralph A. Porter, principal, with American Surety Company as Surety~ in the principal sum of Three Thousand Dollars~ conditioned for the faithful performa~ce of said principal"$ duties as Commissioner, and the bond in the principal sum of Thres Thousand Dollars executed by Lo B. Merchant, as principal~ and ~merican Surety Con~any~ as Surety~ conditioned for the faithful performance of the said principal"s duties as Commissioner of the City' of University Park~ be and each of the said three bends dated the fifteenth day of April, 1942, are approved and accepted. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE ELEVEhWfH DAY OF MAY~ Ao Do 1942~ ATTEST: MAYOR CITY CLERK 259 AN ORDINANCE ' OF ~ THE BOARD'OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF' UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS, PROVIDING 'FOR THE USE OF THE'' UNIVERSITY PARK SWIMMING POOL BY CERTAIN PERSONS~ PRO- VIDING RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE USE OF THE POOL, PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION OF THE RULES AND REGULATIONS ~n AND DECLARING AN E~[ERCENCY. BE IT ORDAINED BT THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS~ THAT the University Park Swi~mming Pool may be used by white persons living in University Park, or owning property in University Park under the following regulations~ (A) All persons over eight years of age~ upon making application to the Office of the City Secretary, may secure annual permits to swim in the poolo The charge for these permits sh~ll be $3~00 per year~ including Federal tax° (B) The City Secretary shall issue a metal tag to each person thus applying for ~ permit~ This metal tag must be worn on the bathing suit where it can easily be seen by the swimming pool attendant° (C) If the metal tag is lost, a duplicate may be secured from the City Secretary for which an additional charge of $1.00 will be required. (D) Residents of University Park may secur~ at the Office of the City Secretary guest cards for bona fide guests at the rate of 50 cents for each guest for each time they use the pool~ (E) White persons living in University Park~ or owning property in University Park~ but not owning annual permits~ may use the swL~ming pool upon paying a charge of 50 cents per person for each time they use the pool~ (F) The swimming pool shall be open during the months of June~ July~ August and September, if the weather is favorable~ It shall be open between the hours of 6 A~ N~ and lO P. M~ Any person swimming in the pool at other hours shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor~ {G} Metal tags are not transferable, and any person using a tag belonging to someone else maybe ejected by the swimming pool attendant and the tag taken up~ In such cases~ the tag may be restored to the proper owmer if sufficient proof is offered that the illegal use was done without the owner's permission° (H) Persons having contagious or communicable diseases shall not be allowed to enter the pool~ {I) Children under eight years of age may use the pool when accompanied by a parent or guardian without charge except if the parent or guardian desires that such child be permitted to enroll in one of the swinging instruction classes then the parent or guardian shall secure an annual permit in the form of a metal tag from the City Secretary and the cost of said permit will be the same as charged an adult, thati~ $3,00 for the 'season~ (J) All bathers must use the shower before entering the pool, (K) The following shall be the rules of conduct governing the pool: (1) Bathers shall, so conduct themselves as to allow' the maximum enjoyment of the pool by other bathers. (2) Indecent familiarity will not be permitted, (3) No inner tubes or floaters will be allowed at the deep end of th~.~ pool. There shall be no use of indecent or obscene language° (5) No stones or rubbish of any Character shall be thrown into the pool~ (6) No person shall be allowed to enter pool while under influence of intoxic~ts~ (?) Bathers will not be allowed to eat food, smoke or chew tobacco while in poolo Only one person at a t~e shall be allowed to spring from the diving board~ (9) There shall be no divi~ in shallowwater. (L) The attendant may eject from the pool any bathers guilty of indecent conduct~ or for violation of any of the above regulations, or anyone who is so using the pool as to annoy other bathers and prevent their full enjoyment of the pool after having first been warned by the attendant. There shall be no free passes of any kind for the 19~2 season° And no person shall be permitted to use the facilities or enjoy the privileges of the said swl~ing pool without first paying the charges therefor as herein provtded~ Bathers will be required to wear raincoats~ robes or similar garments over their bathing suits in going to and from their homes to the pool. Any person guilty of violating any of the above regulations shall be deemed guilty of a m~sdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined in any sum not to exceed $50,00. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE ELEtrENTH DAY OF NAY, Ao D. 1942. ATTEST.· CITY'CL~RK R~$OLUTION A~NDING T~E BL~GET TO PROVIDE T~REFOR AND AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OF FIVE AUTONOBILES~ BE IT ~SOLVED BY T[~ BOARD OF CO~$~ISSIO~RS OF ~[E CITY OF UNI~RSI'TY PARE: THAT this Board de so and it does affi~mative!y find that the unexpected increase in the m~.intenance cost of the police cars and the acute situation making the acquisition of replacements in the future most problematical has created an exigency which could not reason~ ably have been anticipated and which makes the following essential~ and THAT the budget for the current fiscal year be and it is amended to provide Three Thousa.nd Seven Hundred and No/l~) ($3,700~00) Dollars from the General Fund for the p~chase of automobiles~ and THAT the City Clerk be and he is authorized and instructed to purchase five 1921 V~8 Ford Sedsns from Ed Naher complete for Three Thousand Seven HUndred and No/lo0 ($3~7C©~00) Dol].ars~ PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF NAY, A. D, 19~2o 291 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ~qE'DALI,AS GAS COMPANY~ A CORPORATION? TO TRANSFER AND ASSIGN TO A TEXAS CORPORATION TO BE KMOWN AS LONE STAR GAS COI~.iNY OF TEXAS~ OR BY SO~ OTHER SI~fILAR NA~E.~ PURSUANT TO THE PLAN OF REORGANIZATION OF LONE STAR GAS CORPORATION HOLDING COI~ANY SYS%Et~ NOW PENDING UNDER FILE NO~ 54~56 BEFORE SECURITIES ARq~ EXCHANGE CO~fI~ISSION.~ THE FRANCHISE GRANTED BY ~HE CITY OF UNIVERSI.q~ PARK TO COUNTY GAS COt!FJNY BY ORDINANCE APPROVED FEBRUARY 17~ 1941~ 2~ICH SAID ORDINANCE GRANTED TO THE SAID COUNTY GAS C0~fPANY~ ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS~ THE RIGHT TO CONSTRUCT~ LAY~ MAINTAIN ARD OPERATE A DISTRIBUTION SYSTE~ IN THE CITY OF UNIVER~$ITY PARK FOR THE SALE A~,D DISTRIBUTION OF NATURAL GAS~ TOGETHER WITH OTHER RIGHTS AND PROVISIONS INC!DE~r THERETO ~ WHEREAS~ the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park~ by an ordinance passed and approved February I?~ ].941~ granted to County Gas Company~ its successors and assigns~ the right to construct~ lay~ maintain and operate a distribution system in the City of University Park~ Dallas Co~mty~ Texas~ for the sale and distribution of natural ga,s~ together with other rights and provisions incident thereto~ all as contained in said ordinance dated February 17~ ].9~1~ of record in Volome 4~ Pages 122=124~ inc!usive~ of the Ordinance Records of the City of University Park~ and ~-~REAS~ by proper transfer and ~ ~ ,,~ pp ........ g as~.~.~.gr~nen,, the said franc~se~ ~a"~d all rights a thereto~ has been acquired and is now owned by The Dallas Gas Company~ a corporation~ and N'~REAS~ the Da~.la,.~ Gas ~ompany is a part of 'the lone Star Gas Corporation Ho.~d~.no Cern'pa.ny System~ all of its stock being o~amed and held]ay Lone Star Gas Corporation~ and is a party to a Plan of ReorganJ zation of Lone Star Gas Corporation Holding Company System now pending under File No~ 54=46 before SecuriLies and Exchange Co,~mmission; and WHERF~%S~ the said The Dallas Gas Com~?my and Lone Star Gas Corporation desire to carry into effect such Plan of Reorganization pursuant to the Public Utility holding Company ~ct of 1935, and in consequence whereof all property and business of The Dallas Gas Company~ including the aforesaid franchise~ will be and become vested in and o~med by a Texas Corporation (to be ns~aed 1/one Star Gas Company of Texas~ or some other si~ilar name)~ and ~ =' '~ Da,~.~.~:~.s Gas Com~ WHEREAS~ in order to properly e~fec%uate such Reorganiza'tion~ the ~aia The ~ ~'~ party desires to transfer and assig~ the said franchise~ together with all the rights incident or appertaining thereto~ ~mto a Texas co?oration (to be named Lone Star Gas Company of Texas~ or some other similar na.me)~ as aforesaid~ a~d it has requested the consent of the Board of Co~nissioners of the City of University Park to the assigm~ent of the aforesaid franchise~ and W~REAS~ the Board of Commissioners of the City of' University Park~ after due consideration and in accordance with the provisions of said franchise~ is of the opinion that said transfer and asstg~nent of said franchise, as aforesaid~ to a Texas corporation (to be named Lone Star Gas Company of Texas~ or some other similar name) pursuant to the aforementioned Plan of Reorganization~ should be approved upon the conditions hereinafter stated~ NOW~ T~REFORE~ BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Co~m~issieners of the City of University Park that the Dallas Gas Cmnpany be, and it is hereby, granted the right m~d privilege of transferring and assigning the aforesaid franchise to a new Texas corporation which shall be created pursuant to the Plan of Reorganization now pending before Securities and Exchange Co~nission under File No~ 54=~6 to be kno~m as Lone Star Gas Company of Texas~ or by some other similar na~e, upon CONDITION that the Corporation to which such assignment and transfer is made shall assume and be legally bound to do all things Corm'fy Gas Company was obligated to do by reason of its acceptance of the said franchise and shall pay the rentals therein provided for without contest regardless of whether University Park does or does not adopt a Home Rule Charter~ PI2SED ANB ,~PPROVED ~IS ..~E EIGHTEENTH DAY OF I~AY~ A. Do ].942. CI(~f CLERK RESOLUTION OF THE 'BOARD OF~CO~NISSIONERs OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK AFENDING THE BUDGET OF' THE' CURRENT~ FISCAL 'YEAR. BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park that it find and it does affirmatively find, after due consideration, that there has arisen an exigency that might not have been reasonably anticipated in that a national emergency exists requiring that this City participate in contributing funds to the DALLAS CITY~COUNTY CIVILIAN DEFENSE COUNCIL, for the purpose of buying guns and a~unition. NOW~ THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the current budget for the fiscal year 19&l~lg&2, be amended and that there be appropriated funds to be used for the above purposes and that a check in the amount of Twenty-five Hundred Dollars ($2500.00) b~ sent to the Dallas City-County Civilian Defense ~ouncilo PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE ~ENTY-SIXTH DAY OF NAY, A. D. 19&2o CITY CLERK RESOLUTION ON THE DEATH OF J. C. (JACK) McCLURE WHEREAS~ his maker has called J. Co (Jack) McClure from the responsibilities, sadness and labors of this sphere unto himself; and WHEREAS, the governing body and entire official family of this City, and many of its residents not only love Jack McClure, but having come to rely upon him in many civic affairs, because of his ardent support of all worthy enterprises and his zeal, ability and trustworthiness, keenly feel his absence, which is tolerable only because of our confidence that the Lord, im his divine wisdom, has a place for him, where we shall strive to again enjoy his cheerful and helpful companionship; and WHEREAS, his family has the sincere sympathy of the entire community and although we are powerless to assuage their grief, a~ we too mourn his loss, our appreciation of his accom- plishments for the good of the community impel the passage of this resolution; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COISfISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARE, that the official meeting of this board regularly scheduled for this date be adjourned out of respect for that worthy patriot, Jack NcClure~ that this resolution be spread upon the official minutes~ as a tribute to and acknowledgment of his contributions to the welfare of the City of ii University Park and his zealous support of this community, and that sincere sympathy be thus expressed to his family. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D~ 1942. COMMISSIONER CO~NISSIONER CITY ATTORNE~~ o03 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A RIGHT~OF~ WAY GRANT TO THE 'TEXAS PIPE LINE COMPANY Be it resolved that A. Lo Slaughter, as Mayor~ and Ralph E. Hamman~ as City Secretary~ be and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute a right-of=way grant to the Texas Pipe Line Company for and in consideration of the sum of SIXTY~EIGHT AND 50/100 DOLLARS ($68°50) granting an easement to the Texas Pipe Line Company to lay, operate and maintain a pipe line for the transpor- tation of oil or gas, the grantee to select the route upon~ over and through the following described land: A Right-or-way over the hereinafter described portion of a tract of land containing sigty-etght ~68) acres~ more or less, situated in the Ho Webb Survey~ Abstract 1596 and the Bo Merrell Survey, Abstract 932, said pipe line being in the easement described below: Said easement beginning at a point 950 feet West of the West line of the old Dallas Road and in the North line of' the California Crossing Roads Thence~ Northwesterly 650 feet~ more or less, to a point in the West property line of the said 68 acre tract; said point being 300 feet North of the North line of the Californi~ Crossing Road and 1363 feet West of the West line of the old Dallas Road~ Thence~ North 1686~7 feet~ 1363 feet West of and parallel to the West line of the old Dallas Road to a point~ Thence, East 15 feet to a points Thence~ South 16~O feet~ mor~ or less, 1328 feet West of and parallel to the West line of the old Dallas Road to a point~ ThenCe, Southeasterly 650 feet~ more or less~ to a point 929 feet West of the West line of the old Dallas Road and in the North line of California Crossing Road~ Thence~ North 89 degrees~ 31 Minutes West 21 feet along the North line of the California Crossing Road to the point of beginning. And granting unto the said Texas Pipe Line Company the right of ingress to and egress from such pip~ lines. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SIXTH DAY OF JULY~ A. D. 1942. A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CONNISSIONERS OF TFE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK ORDERING PUBLICATION OF NOTICE ON APPLICATION FOR DEPOSITORY BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That the City Clerk have and cause the followring notice to be published in the Park Cities News for its issues of July l0 and July 17~ 1942~ "NOTICE THAT APPLICATIONS FOR T~ CUSTODY OF THE CITY FUNDS WILL BE RECEIVED AND A DEPOSITORY SELECTED AND DESIGNATED BY THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. "The Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park~ Texas, at its regular meeting to be held in the City Hall at 7:30 P. M.~ Nonday~ July 20~ 19~2~ which date is more than one week and less than four weeks later than the date of the publication hereof, will receive applications for the custody of City f~nds from any banking corporation~ association or individual banker doing business within the City that may desire to be selected as a depository of the said City. "The Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, will then and there select as the depository or depositories of such funds the banking corporation, association or individual banker or bankers offering the most favorable terms and conditions for the handling of such funds, if any be acceptable. ~Upon fulfilling the requirements of law and duly qualifying thereunder~ the depository or depos~ itories so selected shall be designated as a City depository of the funds of the City of University Park, Texas~ for the depository year ending July 31~ 1%3o ~The Board of Commissioners has and reserves the right to reject any and all applications° Ralph Es Hamman City Secretary~'o PASSED AND APPROVED THIS T~E SIXTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1942. / '/".. : / CI~ CLE~ RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A RIGHT-OFf, fAY GR~NT TO THE TEXAS PIPE LINE COMPANY Be it resolved that Ac L~ Slaughter~ as Nayor~ and Ralph E. Hm~an~ as City Secr~t~ry, be and they are hereby ~horized and directed to execute a right-of-way grant to the Texas Pipe Line Company for and in consideration of the s~zm of SIXTY-EIGt~ AND 50/100 DOLLARS ($68~50) grant= ing ~n easement to th~ Texas Pipe Line Company to lay~ operate and maintain a pipe line for the transportation of oil or gas~ the grantee to select the route upon~ over and through the following described land: A right~of=way over the hereinafter described portion of a tract of l~d containing si~%y~ight (68) acres~ more or le~s~ situated in the H~ Webb Sur~ey~ Abstract 1596~ and the B~ Nerrell Survey~ Abstract 932~ said pipe lin~ being in the easement described below: Said easement beginning at a point in the North line of th® California Crossing Road and 1302 feet West of the West line of the Old Dallas Read and ~O.5 feet East of the West property line of said tract~ Thence North lA degre~s~ 48minutes West 208 feet to a point in th~ West property line of the said 68 acre tract~ Them~ Nor<~h 1674 feet along the West property line of said trac't ~ Thence North 23 degrees~ 8 minutes East. 115 feet to a point in the North line of said tract; Thence East 17~5 feet along the North line of said tract; Thence South 23 degrees 8 mi~mte~ East 121~5 feet 'to a point that is 15 feet East of the West property llne of said tract~ Thence South 1664 feet~ 15 feet East of and para,L=! to the West line of said tracts Thence South 14 d®grees~ 48 minutes East 21!~5 feet to a point in the North lin~ of the California Crossing Road~ ~ence w~..~...~, along the North line of the California Crossing Road %6 feet to the point of b®ginnfng~ And the right to lay~ operate and ~intain~ adjacent to and parallel with the first~ a second pipe line; and the grante~ at any and all reasonable times shall have the right of ingress to and egress from such pipe !ines~ and may remove the e~me in whole or in part at w~ll~ TO HAVE A~D TO H01D the said easements unto said THE TEXAS PIPE LI~ ~lfPA~Yf~ its suet®sects and assigns~ so long as such structures are ma.~nta~ne~ ;md by the acceptance hereof the grantee agrees to bury such pipe lines so that they ~mtl% not interfere with the cultivation of the land nor with the use of the said si2~y-eight acres by the Grantor for garbage disposal nor ~,th the satisfactory corPtinuation of use now being ~%de of a portion thereof lay l{urff Brothers~ and also to pay any and all damages to erops~ fences and land which may be suffered from the ¢onstruction~ operation or ~-aintenance of such pipe lines~ IN WITNESS ?~{EREOF~ this inst~e~en% is signed on this the 6th des of July~ 1942~ CITY CLERK / //AN ORDINANCE OF T~ BOARD OF CO~I. SSIO~RS OF THE CITY ~ OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS~ CREATING A FIRE LANE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE NORTH L~NE OF YAI~ BOULEVARD FRO~ AIRLINE ROAD EAST TO COIT ROAD~ PROHIBITING THE PARK~ lNG OF ANY VEHICLE ALONG SAID FIRE LANE AT ANY TIME A~ PROVIDING A PENALTY. WH~EAS~ the Soui, h side of the North lane of Yale Boulevard from Airline Road ~st to Colt Read has not sufficient ~tdth to permit parking of vehicles thereon and the passage of fire engines nor sufficient, width te acco~P~odate large amount of traffic on said street~ and it is dangerous te pedest~ians on said street that parking of vehicles be pe~itted thereon~ NOW~ THEREFORE~ BE IT ORDAI~,~D BY THE BOARD OF CO~egISSIOB~RS OF THE CI%T OF UNIV:RSITY PARK ~ TEXAS .~ I THAT a fire lane~ as defined in an ordinance of the City of University Park~ Texas~ adopted ~ay 4~ 1931~ regulating the ranking and parking of automobiles~ and ether vehicles~ is created and established on the SOUTH SIDE OF THE NORTH LANrE OF YAlE BOUIg~V,~RD FRO~ AIRLINE ROAD EAST TO COlT ROAD~ and ell Vehicles~ whether automobiles~ wagons~ trucks~ motorcycles~ bicycles or other~d, se are pro~ hibited from parking on said South side of said North Lane of Yale Boulevard within such limits at any time ~ II THAT person~ firm or corporation who shall park any vehicle within said limits shall be subject %0 the same pains ~qd penalties set out in said ordinance of ~ay a~ !9~1~ and in addition thereto such vehicles so parked m~%%~ be ~epounded and the costs incurred in such impo¥~lding shall be paid before such vehicle is released° This ordinance sha.ll take effect from and after its passage, and publication as required by law~ P~t$SED A~ APPROVED THIS THE ~3%~IETH DAY OF JULY~ A~ D. 1942~ CITY CLERK A P~ESOLUTIO~ OF Tn BOARD OF CO~._ISSIONERo OF THE, CI?Y OF UNIVERSITY PARK¢ Tmi{AS¢ DB$IGNATING THE HILLCREST STATE. BANK AS DEPOSITORY FOR TH~ YEAR ENDING J~FLY 51.~ 1.9&5. BE IT RESOLV~%} BY T~E BOARD CF COlg{ISSIONERS OF THE CITY CF UNIVERSITY PAP~{~ T~S~ That TN~ HILLC~ST STATE BAF~ a Te:~:a.,~. Bar. king Corporation~ doing busi~.~ess within the City of Uni%~srsity Park~ Texas~ havir.~g submitted the best bid made therefor~ after advertisement for such bids as required by the Statutes of Te~:as~ be and it is desigT~ated and selected as the dep~}sitory for the fu~ds of this City for the period ending July The ~ond~tion of this designation is such that no interest is to be paid or allowed deposits bu~ the fotl.o~ing rates will be paid on time deposits~' "}~ one and one-~quarter (1~-~) per cent interest rate on any tim~ deposit having a maturity date si~{ months, or more after the date of d~eposit~ er payabl~ on ~Pitten notice of six mor?,ths or mere *A one-~.half (~) per cent interest rate on any time, deposit having a maturity date less than sis: months¢ and not less than nit, sty (90) days after the date of deposit, or which is originally er becomes payable upon writter~ notice of less thaa si~_' months and not less than nit:sty (90) days "'~A one-fourth (~) per cent interest rate on any rials, deposit ha~ri.r~g a F~turity eats ].ess than ~.~inety (90) days and not less thaPz thirty days after the date of deposit¢ or which is originally or becomes payable upon ~ritten notice of less than (90} days amd not less than thirty days ~ ~ And interest ~ill be charged and paid. at the rate o£ one ~nd three-quarters 1 5/,~¢) per ceF:t~.~u~ per a~ on o~:erdrafts based on att'ual tiptoe the o~erdraft exists as re£1e~.%ed o~ the books 6£ said deposi%ory~ and that the said depository shall forth~Y~th meet all the reT~irements of law te qualify as such depeslt©ry~ AND. APPROVF. D THIS THE 20th DAY OF JULY, A. D~ 1942~ R~SOLWPION GRANe?!NG SPECIAL WATER FOR THE SU~i~R SEASON OF 1942 BE IT RESOLVF~ BY THE, BOI!D OF CO}~ISSIOBFgRS OF T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARX~ THAT~ without repealing or permaF~entlY amending any Ordinance now in effect~ with reference to water seF¢ice c~rges and collections thereof~ that as a special rate for the s~mr, er season of 19~2~ the ~harges for water ser~:ice~ in the City' of University Park~ for domestic p~rposes only'~ on all bills rendePed Augas$ l~ Aug~st 15~ September} 1~ and Sep'tember !5~ be at the rate of Thirty Ce~ts (50¢) pep ~thousand (i000) gallons for each of the first four thousand (40~0) g~lons and at the rate of Twen~Oy Cents (20~) per thousand (I000) gallons for all water cons~ed in excess of Four tho~u, sand (4000) gallonsj and that the presen$ Ordinancesj with reference to subject matter hereofj other~d, se rem~n ~ full force a~d effect., PASS~ AB~0 APPROVED THIS T}~ T~',W. NT!ETH DAY OF ~IJLY~ A~ D~ 1942~ CITY CLERK 097 RF£OLUTION A~E~ING THE BUDGET A~D APPROPRIATING FU~}S FOR THE PURCHASE OF k~ATER!EL TO BE USED FOR CIV!LI^N DEFENSE~ BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~flSSIONERS OF T~E CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK.~ That this Board find and it does affirmatively find that a~ extgency~ which migb% not reasonably have been anticipated~ has arisen making the follo~dmg appropriation imperative~ and That in addition te $5500.~00 heretofore approprriated for Civilian Defense there bs~ and there is appre~ printed from the General Fund the sum of and from the. Water Fun the s~.~ of None ; and That toward a total budget of ~80,996~e0 for the Dative Ci%y.~Ceunty Civilian Defense program this City shall. ~mdertake insofar as it can lawf~l.!~~ do se to ps~ ?~O?~, being a total, of ~729oO5 less ~lOeO pre= vided on or about the }Otb day less ~2500 provided for defense purposes on or about the 2$th day of ~ay~ 19&2~ leaving a balance of ~2229~05~ and (d) Since the $3500 already provided is 7~075% of no part of the appropriation hereby authori~ed shall be expended until and unless the ~yor ef this City has been furnished evidence satisfactory to h~. that a total of $~,~969~96 has been provided in cash by the City of Dallas~ Co~mty of Dallas end To~ of Highland Park jointly for defense purposes and a total of $~9~269~96 in money or its equivalent has ~ctually been expended directly ~der the suRervision of and ~[th the approval of Dallas City-County Civilian Defense Co~.~cil withi~ its budget for the ~ivili~ defense of Dallas County~ ine!uding this City~ and When and if the said s~.~ of eAg~&69~96 has been actually spent and ex~nded within such budget~ for ~eateriel~ the title to which is vested in the respective cities~ and co~anty in direct prep©trion to the smog.mt thus rended by it~ but nototheF~i.se$ the Hayer and the City Clerk of the City of University Pa~ are hereby authorised~ ordered and required te~ with the cooperation of the E×ecutive Secretary' of the Dallas City-County Civilian Defense Couneil~ purchase material and pa~ necessary' penses of that co~mcil ~Y~thin its budget dated 7/I/&2 to 1/1/L~}~ complying with the law relative to competitive bidding se far as practical and unless precludedby the acuteness of emergency needs~ and thereupon to ps~ net exceeding 7~075% of the cost thereof up to a total of $2229~05~ hereby approprlated~ and The condition of all ~uch~' past and future payments is such that of all materiel p~,~rChased this City shall ov~n and This m~ateriel may be used by and ¥~der the direction of Dallas City~County Defense Co,moil and the Ni~,eteenth~ Twenty~ninth and Thirty~Fifth Battalions of the To}es Defense G~sard se long as the UP, ted States of ~merica is at war and thereafter this City shall repossess its prc.~ rata share thereof~ and The ~ayor and City Clerk are authorimed to execute agree~ monte binding this City to make the payments as herein provided and to carry out the purpose and terms of this resolution~ PASS~ AN~ APPROVED THIS ~{E 7%%7gTIETH DAY OF JULY~ A~ D. 19~2~ C~TY CLERK REROL~YrtON OF'THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF THE CITY OF I~IVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS~ APPROVING THE GENERAL ROISI{ OF ~ CITY CLERX AS EX~OFFIC!O T.$X ASSESSOR AND TAX COL~. LECTOR OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, T~AS~ FOR T~ C~LE~ AR YEAR WHEREAS~ W~ E~ !tIYFIELD~ ~;~CHAUX NASH~ E, D~ ~.OUZON, JR~s each being a qualified voter and~s~le~- ~ ~ * and ~ having ha~ing been duly and prope~vy o~aer of the City of University Park~ T~xas~ lawfully appointed and duly qualified as the Board of Equalization of the City of University Park~ T~xas~ for the year !942~ a~d having con~cted mee~ing~ of said Board in accordance with th~ pro~ visions o~ Igw haw caused th~ Assessor to brh~g b~fore it all the assassment list~ and book~ of the Assessor of the City of University Park for the exm~ination~ W.,HEREAS~ the said Board. has care£ully examined and considered the said lis%s~ bo©ks and rolls sand after so e×ami~lng the same has corPected all errors appearing thereon~ and after du~ and proper notice to the owner of such propemty' or the person rendering the seme~ has equalized the valu< o£ numerous said properties appearing on the said roll after hearing the o~maers of said properties fully~ and~ W~£RE£$~ said Board has £ully heard and considered all complaints offered ,~:~ith reference to the said roll and after fully ex~inlng and equalizing the values of all properties on th~ Assessor's list and beoks~ has approved the said lists and books and has ret~rned them together t~d. th the lists that the said Assessor might ~ke up therefrom for general rolls as required by law~ and~ WFER~A~ ~ the said Board of Eq,~lalization has a~ev and ex~ined and found the said general rolls as se made up to be in all things -proper~ fair~ equa!~ uniform and correct and that they should be approved~ NOW~ THERefORE, BE ~ RESOIJfED ~ THE BOARD OF EOUALIZATION. OF THE ~v,~.~.~ .,, OF I~ITERS!TY~ PARK~ for the year 19~,,~ that the general ;~].ls of the CSty Clerk as ;~×~O~fzc.~, Tax Assessor and Collector of the City of University Park~ Texas~ be and they are in all things approved, PASSED ~2~D APPRO~.~D THIS THE 23rd RAY OF JULY~ A~ D~ 1942~ of the BosPd oz Eq~.,~!;;..~,, ..... on of the City of UnJvers~t~ Texas ........ y PaFk~ ~ RESOLIDTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~,B{ISSIO~q~RS OF CITY OF UNI~S!TY PARK~ TEXAS, APPROVING OE%~ERAL ROIT~ OF Tt~ CITY CLERK AS ~L~OFFICIO TAX ASSESSOR A}~ T,~% COLLECTOR OF ~E CITY OF ~IVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS FOR ~ CALENDAR 1922 WHEREAS~ W. E. ~{ayfield~ ~ieha~s<. Nash and E~ D. !~ouzon~ Jr.~ haveing been d~aly appointed and qualified as the Board of Eq~aa!ization of the City of University Park~ Texas~ for the year have conducted the meetings of said Board in accordance ~tth the provisions of law~ and after issu-. ins all the notices provided for by !aw and conducting all hearings which are required by law or w~re proper~ have finally completed the examination of said g~neral rolls~ fo~d it to b~ in all things proper~ fair~ eq~a!~ uniform amd correct~ have given their final approval to these general Fells for the ea']endar year 1942~ ....... ~HERE~:~ th ...... o.f Co~u}mi. ssioners is of the oioinion that the re]Is so exssa'~ned and .... rol.~,.~ of the Ci'tF of University Park~ Tx,'~=~ fop approved ha~e become and sho'uld become the final the~- ~'.le~jax'~, -~ year 1942} NOW~ ~REFORE~ BE IT RESOLVED BY ~HE BOARD OF CO~SSIONERS OF ~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ ~AS~ th~i the general rolls of th~ Cl~j Clerk as Ex~Officio Tax Assessor and Tax ...... ~ ~ ~ s',~ ........ 19~,~,~ be and 'they ape m'~ the City of UniYePsit'~r Park~ Texas~ for the ~a.l ..... d ...... y',~a~ ~e tn all off~.,~:i~ ~'~ ?o~ of the Cr~y of ~'" ...... ~ ' axk~ T.~,x.m.,~ for the year approved and acop.,ed as th~~ '~ ~ ....... '~ 1~2~ 399 ORDINANCE APPOINTIS'G 'LAWR~NCE B. ~ERCH~2~T AS ~AYOR PRO TE~ TO SERVE DURING THE ABSENCE OF THE MAYOR BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD ~¢F COIB~ISSIUNERS (~F THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, THAT Lawrence Bo Nerchant, be and he is appointed as Mayor Pro Tern to have all the powers, duties and responsibilities of the Nayor for the City of University Park¢ during the absence of Nayor Ac L. Slaughter from the City. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE THIRD DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1942o MAYOR RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING SUBSTITUTION OF $61~000~OO U. So 2% TREASURY BONDS FOR BONDS IN THE PRINCIPAL SUM OF BY NILLCREST STATE BANK AS SECURITY FOR THE CITY DEPOSITORY. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That the Acting City Clerk be and he is authorized and directed to return Trust Receipts n~mbered 22608, 22609, 22610, 22611, and 22615 to the First National Ba~( in Dallas, and accept instead the Tz~st Receipt of First National Bank in Dallas evidencing a deposit in trust of $61¢000~00 par value U. S. 2% Treasury Bonds of 1951~55, due December 15, 1955, as a pledge by Hlllcrest State Bank, City Depository, to secure the deposits of this City. Passed and approved this the twentieth day of August~ A. D. 19&2~ ATTEST: ACTING CITY CLERk. RESOLUTION ORDERING HEARING ON BUDGET OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER 1~ 19&2~ AND ENDING SEPTEmbER BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~,ggISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAR/{: THAT a public hearing be and it shall be held by this Board of Commissioners in the Council Chm~bers of the City Hall at 7:30 P. N., on the Fourteenth day of September, 19&2, on the proposed budget for the fiscal year beginning October l, 19&2, and endiug on September 30, 19&3, filed by the Nayor on August ~+, 19&2, with the City Clerk at whose office the said budget is open for spection~ and THAT notice of such hearing be given by publishing a copy of this resolution in the offi~ ~ cial publication on each of its issues published prior to the time of such hearing. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE TWENTY~FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST~ A, D, 19~2. CIT CLF, m O A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING A BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, 1942, AND ENDING SEPTE~JIBER 30, 1943. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~.~SSIONERS OF ~HE CITY OF UNIVE~SITY PARK: THAT that certain budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 1942, and ending September 30, 1943, as prepared by the Mayor, City Clerk and Board of Commissioners disclosing the necessity for lebying an ad valorem'tax for the year 1942 in the amount of One Dollar $1o00) for each One Hundred Dollars {$100o00) taxable value of property in this City, and anticipating a general ~.~ revenue of Three Hundred Six Thousand Nine Hundred Twenty-five {$306~925.O0) Dollars, and a water department revenue of One Hundred Thirty~si~ Thouband and Twenty ($136~O20.00) Dollars~ sad allocatinE to the payment of interest and sinking fund obligation Fifty Thousand and Sixty~ix ~0,O66.OO) Dollars; and allocating to the g~neral expense Two Hundred Fifty-five Thousand Five Hundred Forty ($255~5&O.OO) Dollars and to the water department interest and sinking fund Eleven Thousand and Ninety~five ($11~095~O0) Dollars$ to the water department expense One H~dred Seventeen Thousand Four Hundred Twenty-seven ($117~427o00) Dollars~ and there being reserved for emergencies, the sum of Eight Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventeen ($8~817.O0) Dollars, thus providing allocations in the amount of Four Hundred Forty-two Thousand Nin~ Hundred Forty-five ($442~945~00); be and it is in all things approved and adopted as the official budget for the City of University Park for the fiscal year beginning October l~ 1942~ s~ud ending September 30, 1943 ~ and the said budget is hereby made a part hereof for the details of such revenues and allocation of its disbursements~ all as more fully set out in said budget~ PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE~ ~ ~<~'?" DAY OF A~ D o 19&2o ATTEST CITy CLERK RESOLD~FION A~DING THE BUDGET BY APPROPRIATING AN ADDITIONAL $1001.80 FOR CIVILIAN DEFENSE° BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: (a) That this Board find and it does. affirmatively find that an exigency which might not reasonably have been and was not anticipated has arisen making the following emergency appro~ priation imperative; and (b) That in addition to all sums heretofore appropriated for Civilian Def~nse~ there b~ and there is hereby appropriated from the Water Fund the sum of $1001o80 to augment previous appropriations toward a total budget of $80,996.OO for the Dallas City-County Civilian Defense program~ and (c) That all sums not heretofore paid under this and previous resolutions shall be paid as promptly as possible' and that the Mayor and the Acting City Clerk be ~d they are authorized to make disbursements accordingly. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 31st DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 19g2o ATTEST ACTING CITY CLER~ 301 AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD~OF COI$IISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, LEVYING THE AD VALOREM TAX OF SAID CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK FOR THE YEAR 1942 TO PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT ©F CURRENT EXPENSES OF SAID CITY AND FOR PAYMENT OF iNTEREST AND THE CREATION OF / A SINKING FUND FOR THE RETIRENENT OF OUTSTANDING BOND8~ AND WARRANTS OF THE SAID CITY~ AND FIXING ~'T!ME ~"~MEN SAID TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1942 SHALL~ BECOME DUE, FIXING THE TINE'WHEN THE SAME/SHALL BECOI~ DELINQUENT, AND PRO~ BIDING FOR SPLIT=PAYMENTS, AND REPEALING ALL TAX ORDIN- ANCES IN CONFLICT HERMI{ITH AND DECLARING '~J~ EMERGENCY; ~A~EREAS~ The Board of Equalization heretofore appointed has heretofore in accordance with the law submitted its findings as to the valuation of all taxable property within the City of University Park~ Texas, which said findings have been accepted and approved by the Board of missioners~ and~ WHEREAS, it is necessary to provide for the payment of the current expenses of said City and also for the payment of interest and the creation of a sinking fund for the retirement of bonds and warrants of said City,and WHEREAS, an annual budget for the fiscal year has been duly prepared~ submitted~ approved and adopted~ indicating a necessity for the following ordinance, which is in all things proper~ NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY oF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TF/AS: THAT THERE BE~ and is hereby levied an annual ad valorem tax for the year 19~2 of One and No/100 ($1.00) Dollar on each ONE HI~DRED (910Oo00) DOLLARS assessed valuation of all property, real~ personal and mixed~ situated within the City Limits of the City of University Park, Texas~ on the first day of January, A. Do 1942~ and not exempt from taxation by the Constitution and Laws of the State of Texas~ and the persons owning such property, such tax to be ap}o~oioned as follows: (a) An ad valorem tax of $0.7675 on each One Hundred {$100~O0) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of defraying the current expenses of the municipal government of the City of University Park, Texas; and (b) An ad valorem tax of 90.0600 on each One Hundred (91OO.OO) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of 9105~000.00 University Park Storm and Sanitary Sewer Bonds, Series of 1938~ and {c) ~tu ad valorem tax of $OOO300 on each One Hundred {$10Oo00) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balanc~ of 945~000~OO University Park Alley and Street Improvement Bonds~ Series of !938~ and {d) An ad valorem tax of $O.OO55 on each On~ H~mdred {$100~OO) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $20,000~00 University Park Fire Station Bonds, Series of 19245 and {e) An ad valorem tax of $O.O100 on each On~ Hundred ($100o00) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on and the creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of 943,OO0o00 University Park Street Improvement Bonds, Series of · 1924~ and (f} An ad valorem tax of $0.0005 on each One Hundred ($10OOOO) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on and the creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $500°00 University Park Street Lighting Warrants~ Series of 1930; and (g) ~u ad valorem tax of $0.0440 on each One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on aud creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the bal~ anc~ of 9171,0OO.O0 University Park Refunding Bonds, Series of 19~0~ and (h) An ad valorem tax of $0.O100 on each One Hundred ($t00.O0) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for th~ purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity th~ bal~ ance of $6,0OO~OO University Park Public Park Improvement Warrants, Series of 1931~A~ and (i) An ad valorem tax of $O.O140 on each One Hundred ($1OO.OO) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the bal~ ance of $17,000~00 University Park Public Park Bonds, Series of 1932~ and (j) An ad valorem tax of $O.O200 on each One ~undred ($100oOO) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on end creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $53,000.00 University Park Municipal Building I~provement Bonds, Series of 1936~ and (k) An ad valorem tax of $0.0065 on each One Hundred ($100.OO) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on a~sd creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the bal- ance of $8,300.00 University Park Street Improvement Warrants, Series of 1930; and (1) An ad valorem, tax of $0.0055 on each One Hundred ($1CO~O0) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the bal~ ante of $2,500.00 University Park Permane~ Improvement Warrants, Series of 1927~ s.ud (m) An ad valorem tmx of $0.0265 on each One Hundred ($1OO~C~) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the bal- ance of $10,OO0.00 University Park Street Improvement Warrants, Series of 19&l; and All of the said taxes shall be due and payable at the office of the Acting City Clerk~ who is hereby also designated as the City Tax Collector of the City of University Park~ at the City Hall in University Park, Texas~ on October l, 1942. However, if any person shall pay on or before the thirtieth day of November, 1942, one-half (½) of the taxes hereby imposed on him or his property, then such taxpayer shall have until the thirtieth day of June, 1943, within which to pay the other one-half (½) of his said taxes without penalty or interest thereon. If said taxpayer, after paying said one-half (½) of his taxes on or before the thirtieth day of November, 1942, as hereinbefore provided~ shall fail~ neglect or refuse to pay the remaining one-half (½) of his said taxes on or before the thirtieth day of June, 1943, the ~mpaid one-half (½) shall become and be delinquent at ~A8aight on the thirtieth day of June, 19£~, and a penalty of eight (8%) percentum of the then unpaid principal of such taxes shall accrue thereon and become immediately due as a part. of such tax and there shall also be added and become due as interest hereby imposed as apart of such tax, a s.um of money exactly equivalent, to six (6%) percentum per azm~un of the unpaid principal from the thirtieth day of July, 19~3, to the date of payment. If any person fails to pay one-half (½) of the taxes hereby imposed upon him or his propertyi on or before the thirtieth day of November~ 19&2, then unless he pays all of the taxes hereby imposed on him or his property~ on or before the thirty-first day of January~ 1943, such taxes shall become and be delinquent at midnight on the thirtyrfirst day of January, 1943, and the following penalty shall be payable on the principal thereof, to-wit: During the month of February, 1943, one (1%) per centvm~; during th~ month of March, 1943~ two (2%) per cent~; during the month of April~ 194~ three (3%) per centum~ during the month of Nay, 1943~ four 44%) per cen~um; during the month of June, 1943, five (5%) per centum; and on and after the first day of July~ 1943, eight ~8%) per centum~ and ir%erest shall accrue on the principal thereof and be payable as a part of such taxes at the rate of six (6%) per centum per anmu~ from midnight January 31~ 1943~ to the date of payment~ All ordinances heretofore passed levying taxes for the year 1942, which are in conflict herewith, shall be and they are hereby repealed, and this tax ordinance shall take the place of and be in lieu of any levies heretofore made for the year 1942o No tax having been levied for the year 19~2, and the time for collection of taxes being near, there exists an imperative public necessity and emergency demanding that the rule requiring that ordinances be read at more than one meeting and more than one time, be and the same is hereby suspended~ and such emergency and necessity is hereby ordained to exist, and it is further ordained that this ordinance be passed at this meeting of the Board of Commissioners~ and that ~. shall take effect i~mediately upon its passage by the Board of Commissioners and its approval by the Mayor as an emergency measure. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS T~E TWF~TY~FIRST DAY OF SEPTEI~BER, 1942. ATT~;ST~ ACTING CITY CLERK 303 A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING WATER WORKS FUNDS FROM NET REVENUE AND SETTING ASIDE FUNDS SUF- FICIENT TO PAY IN FULL THE A~0UNTS NEEDED FOR THE SINKING FUND AND INTEREST FOR' THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER 1~ 1942~ ON WATER WORKS BONDS AND WARRANTS, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COIg{ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS: (a) That this City take advantage of the provisions of Article 1106 of the Revised Civil Statutes of the State of Texas~ Revision of 19255 and (b) That there be and there is hereby appropriated from the net revenues of the Water Department and set aside a sum of money sufficient to pay in full the needs of the Sinking Fund and interest for the fiscal year'beginning October l~ 1942, on Water Works indebtedness as follows: For WATERWOP~S BONDS~ SERIES OF 1924: Interest ~ 5½% on the presently unpaid balance of $61~00OoOO To add 2% of such balance to the SirJ~ing Fund (2) For WATER WORKS FUNDING WA?~ANTS, SERIES OF 1925 Interest @ 6¢ on unpaid balance of $8,000.00 To increase the Sinking Fund 2% To pay Warrant # 14 (3) For WATER WORKS REVENUE BOk~S~ SERIES OF 1934 Interest @ 4¢ To pay Bonds m~bered 16~ 17~ 18 and 19 TOTAL 220° O0 480, O0 160~00 500.00 2,760,.00 4,000. O0 $12,475.00 and that the Mayor and Acting City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized and directed to make transfers of such funds to the Sinking Fund in accordanc$ with this appropriation. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF SEPTEI~BER~ 1942~ A ?rEST / / : / :TING ciTY C'~RK ~/AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COISflSSICNERS'OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK REGULATING TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY REQUIRING OPERATORS TO BRING ALL MOTOR VEHICLES MOVING NORTH AND SOUTH ON DURHAM STREET AND AIL MOTOR VEHICLF~ MCVING SOUTH ON DUBLIN STREET TO A FULL STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING TO EN2%R OR CROSS THE INTERSECTION OF AMHERST' STREET~ AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION ~{EREOFo BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That stop signs be placed on Durham Street 'at the north and south sides of ~m~herst Street and on Dublin Street at the north side of An~erst Street~ and that all persons while operating an automobile~ motorcycle~ bicycl.e~ truck or other vehicle be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed north or south on Durham Stree~ and South on Dublin Street into or across.-~mherst Street without having first then and there brought and caused such motor vehicle~ or other vehicle~ to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop sign and thus remain stopped untilsuch vehicle could b~ safely driven onto or across the intersection of Durham Street and Amherst Street~ and the intersection of Dublin Street and Amherst Street without coming into contact or collision with any other vehicle~ if any, or with any person or other object~ A~vone violating any part of this ordinance shalt~ upon conviction~ be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred $100) Dollars~ This ordinance shall be effective i~mmediately after its passage and publication as required by law, and if any part thereof be held to be inValid~ the remaining portion thereof shall never~the~ less be effective. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS ~f~TY~FIRST DAY oF SEPTEI{BER, A, D. 1942/~1 / ~ / / " ACTING CITY C:~ ' ~ ~.Z~: ~ ff ~ : / RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND C~NFIR~flNG A CONTRACT WITH B. Po S)IITH AUTHORIZING HIM TO RECLAIM AND REPROVE ALL SCRAP PAPER AND WASTE MATERIAL~ EXCEPT TIN CANS, FR¢'~ THIS CITY'S GARBAGE FCR A CONSIDER~ ATION OF'FORTY' DOLLARS PER ~{ON~{ FRO~ OCTOBER, 1922, TO ~[ARCH, 1923, INCLUSIVE~ AND FIFTY DOLLARS PER ~ONTH FROM APRIL~ 19&3, TO SEPTE!~BER, 1923~ INCLUSIVE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COt~ISSI~NERS OF THE CITY oF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That this City' enter into an agreement with B. P. Smith, under the terms of which B. P. Smith is authorized to remove scrap paper and all other waste material, except tin cans~ in a workmanlike manner from the refuse, garbage dump and incinerators of the City of University Park and to take the same into his own possession as his property, upon con ditton that he shall conduct such work in a manner satisfactory to the City's foreman in charge of the garbage dump, and shall promptly pay in advance to the City of University Park the sum of Forty ~$&O.OO) Dollars per month for each of the mon.th~ from October 19~2 to March 19~5~ inclusive, and the sum of Fifty%$50.OO) Dollars per month for each of the months from April 1913 to September 19~3, inclusive. And that he shall indemnify and save the City' Wholly harmless from any damage, injury or claim of any character arising out of such work; and~ That A. L~ Slaughter~ as Mayor, and .Lester L. Sn~th, as Acting City Clerk, be and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute a written agreement with the said B. Po Smith carrying out the terms of this resolution° ATTEST: PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTH DAY OF OCTOBER~ 1942~ ACTING CITY CLERK RESOLIWfIO~I APPOINTING GEORGE H, TRAYLOR A lgF~ER OF THE EOARD OF ADJUSTI~NT~ BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COIQ~qSSIOITER$ OF T~ ~",~.~.~ OF UNIf~R~o=.TI~ ~-~ or ~ PARK: THAT George N. Traylor be and he is hereby appointed a me~iber of the Board of Adjustment for the City of University Park~ to se~e until the s~venteenth day of Dece~JJer) 1942~ ~d thereafter until his successor has been duly qua!ified) by way of completing the unexpired term of the office of J, C. ~Jack>~ ~cCl'ure whose death create~ the vacancy~ PASSED Ah~) APPROVED ~{IS THE FIDTH DAY OF OCTOBER~ A, D, 1942. ATTEST CITY C LEFtK RESOLI~'ION BI~ING THIS CITY TO FURI!ISH MATERIALS AND USE OF EQUIP~NT VALUED AT $$~!96~25 TO OBTAIN ~HE ASSISTANCE OF W P A A~D THE COUNTY OF DALLAS IN !~ROV~ lNG !DVERS LANE BE IT RESOLV.~. BY T~ BOA?J~ OF CO~ISSICNERS (~F T~ CITY OF UNIVERSI~Z PARK.~ TNAT the City' of University Park furnish materials valued at $2~ 97!~81~ or its eq-oivalent and the use of equipment valued at $5~224..44~ in connection with and to obtain th~ ~anprover~ents of ~overs Large, from the Easte~n city limits t© Airline Road and from Preston Road to the Westerrt city limits~ by' the County of Dallas~ with. labor to be furnished by the Works projects A~iministration; a~d ATTEST PA,~SED AND APPROVED THIS TWE FIFTH DAY OF OCTOBER~ Ac Do 1942. CITY CIF, R~ R~BOLUTION ACCEPTING AND BINDING THIS CITY BY THE TERMS OF AN EASt~fENT FROM TEX~. Ah~D RND%~ ORLEkNS RAILROAD COlfPANY ALONG SAID RAILROAD"S RIGHT~OF=WAY ALONG COIT ROAD FROM UNIveRSITY BOULEVARD TO MOCKINGBIRD LANE, BE IT RESOLV~ BY THE BOARD OF CO~AlgISSIONEtlB OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That~ this City accept that certain easement A strip of land fifteen fset (15~) in width and approximately thlrty~four hundred fifty fe~t (34.50~) in length extending from University Boulevard to Mockingbird L~ne lying on the west side of Railroad, s m~ain track adjoining Coit Road~ thc west line o~ said tract of land b~ing Railroad,s west proD~rty lin~ parall~t with and fifty feet (50~) westerly from the center line of said track. and in consideration therefor pay Texas and New Orleans Railroad Company one dollar in cash and bind this City to. protect~ save hamless and indemnify the railroad from and against mny and all valid claims for damag~ to property or injury or death of persons enforceable at law against this City or the said Railroad and growing out of the construction and maintenance of a ditch or sto~n sewer on the said strip of land by this City~ provided however~ that nothing herein shall be ¢on~ stru~d to waiv~ any defense othera~.se available to this City or to the Railroad in cona~ction with such claims nor to creat~ a~w responsibility to persons or corporations~ other than said Rail. noad~ greater than would e×ist without this r~solution and such easemen%~ PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SECOND DAY OF NOVFJ~BER, A. D~ 194.2. ATTEST CiTY CLEP~ AN ORDIN.,'II,~CE A,i',}JPM!NG :',ND RECEIVING T~RRITORY AS A PART CF {'HE CITY CF N,,~!VERSITY PARK EI~.~RACING LAND iN AN AREA ADJACENT TO mE i:ESTERN BOUNDARY OF 'lt{E CITY {F L~TIVERSITY ~RK IN THE COL.~1TY qF DALI_AS AS DESCRIEED tN TNIS ORDINANCE UPON A FETITICN OF TNE IN- HABITANTS THEREOF: V~EAS, the Mayor of the City of University Park, Texas, has certified to the Board of Commissioners of said City, the Petition of the inhabitants of t~~- hereinafter described property to be annexed to the City of University Park and the affidavit of three credible persons residing within such territory that a majority of 'the inhabitants of the said territory, cNali£ied to vote for members of the State Legislature of the said territory~ have voted in favor of becoming a part of the City of University Park, Texas; and, ~,~R,~AS~ a majority of the inhabitants of said territory oualified to vote for members of 'the State Legislature for said territory have voted in favor of annexing the hereinafter described territory to the City of University [ark~ Texas; and~ i,'~-!EREAS, the said territory is less tham one-haler mile in width and adjoins and is ~.djacent and contiguous to the present lin~ts and bo~mdaries of the City of University Park, Texas; .and ~ NHEREAS~ all of the legal, requirements and prerequisites for the lawful annexation of said property have been fully met; and WNEREAS~ as an inducement to secure such ane. exations~ C. B. Zuber has dedicated to pub- lic use the streets and alleys within such area and has released all claims he could ever assert because of payments to this City for water and sewer service rendered prior to this date~ BE IT ORDAINED BY '[HE BOARD C'F ~C._k~,~ISSI(.:,~'~RS .,'r' CITY (iF L~IVERSI~ }?~K~ TF~AS: TrL~T the hereinafter described property, area and territory shall be and it is hereby received by and annexed to the City of University Park~ Texas~ as a par% of the said City2 and the inhabitants ~ residents, and owners in said City~ and they shall be and 'they are and the said. prop- erty is entitled to all the rights and privileges of other citizens sad property '~¥ithin the City of University Park and they and the said property shall be bound by the acts~ obligations~ indebted- ness, and ordinances ~'.eretofore made~ or tb:,t may hereafter be made applic~blI, e to the property and residents of the City of University Park~ Texas~ or th~.t may hereafter be made in conformity with the law. . ,~mty of University Park being that The s2id territory hereby received as a part of the '~" certain territory~ within Dallas County and the ,.~°,~a~e of Texas and described as follows: BEGIN$!ING at stake in NW corner of Lot 10, Block 5~ Methodist University Innex Addition; thence Nest, along South line of alley 201.9 feet, to East line of Cotton Belt Railroad right-of-way; Thence Northward alcng said right-of-way 366.6 feet to stake in North line of alley; Thence East along North li~;e of -" ~ sa:_a alley !.72.2 fee% to stake 15 feet North of N'~ corner of Lot 1~ Block 6~ Methodist University Annex ~ddmt_on; Thence South to place of beginning. BE IT FUR~.~R ORDAINNI} That neither this Ordinance~ this annexation nor a~~ previous act of this City has nor shall be construed to have the effect of ar~exing, claimting nor including as a part of this City' the land 'thus surrounded by~ but not within, this City, which land is hereby recognized as being without the City 1Lv~ts and not a part of the City of University Park° PASSED AND ~pROVED THIS TNE EIG{TEENTN DAY OF JANUYt~Y, A. D. t943. ATTEST: .. . ~' CITY AN ORDINANCE REGULATING TIlE CARE OF VAC:g,,!T LOTS, 9i]QUIRt~'G THAT C,,&, o2S OR O~{ER PERSONS IN CONTROL THEREOF k,~EI- AND WEEDS CUT~ AND PROVIDING THAT UPCN FAILURE CE ANY PER- SON TC CG. TLY ~,~IT~- TIIE ~R},.{,S CF TIS CRDIN:f~TCE /~FTER DUE _~'~OTICE. 'THAT ?,rEEDS .~}~D., GRASS :¥,w,~v,.... ::E CUT BY THE~I J.~Y AND COST iHE~CF BE ASSESSED ~O~-~_~..~::.~ Tfi]s PNE;rEN~ FIXING 'N-iE .,~. ~T SUCH N'..~,I G ~-~ ?,'q-SD~},.~ANCR TO FAIL TO CUT T~D Rsi},%CVE ;P~ESDS AND ,~R!~oo ABOVE EIGHT INCHES nIGH AFTER FAIL[~E TC PAY FOR CUTTING} FIWING THE PNflSNI~{ENT FOR SUCH CrFBsE~ REPEALING ~:LI ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT .m.~ , , ~ DECLARING AN ~E 17' CAD ..........~ ........ ay THE iK~ARD CF Cc~,~...~oI( ~o Cf ~ blTY CF UNIVERSI~ ~-.~RK~ TE?U~S: I It snail be the duty c?f every owner~ ~gent, renter or lessee of each tr'act or parcel of vacant real property or premises not actually, continuously and regularly occupied as a place of abode in the City of University Park, 'to keep the same free and clear from all weeds, grass or other vegetation, except Bermuda Grass less than eight inches tall and vegetables for husian con- s ~npt i on. II It shall be unlawful for such owner, lessee or agent to pern~t amy weeds, grass or other begetation, except garden vegetables for h~mn consumptions, to grow more than eight inches tall or remain upon any premises owned or controlled by such person in University Park. III It shall be unlawful for the owner, lessee or agent to permit ~y weeds, grass oz' other vegetation to grow or remain more than eight inches in height~ upon any parkw%v or gutter abutting upon premises o'~med or controlled by them. IV !t shall be the duty of the City Fire l~iarshall to inspect all premises at least once in each calendar month and upon finding any lots or premises with grass and ~eeds thereon to notify the record owner thereof in writing by' delivering such notice in person or mailing such notice to -the owners address as it appears on this City's T~: Rcll~ giving five (5) days time in which to have the weeds and grass cut on said premises; and upon the failure of any such owner or his agent to comply with such notice~ it shall be the duty of the City Clerk to have such weeds and grass cut i~rmediately and as frequently thereafter as grass or weeds are allowed to grow more than eight inches in height during the six months next succeeding -the date of such notice, and a charge of One (~:1o00) Dollar each time for each 9~000 square feet. or portion of 9~000 square feet is levied and assessed against each unfenced tract of said property as a maintenance charge and for each time the grass or weeds are cut on land inclcsed or partially inclosed by a fence, the ma_noen~nce char~te shall be (i5.00 for each tract containing less than 20,000 s%uare feet, plus Fifty Cents per 1,000 square feet for any excess over 20,000 square feet Such charge shall be turned over to the ~'~ , bm~y Tax Collector and shall be added by hixn to the taxes levied against said property and shall be collected by him at the time such taxes are collected. V If any person shall fail to pay such charges so assessed on or before the day ad valorem taxes are due to 'this City for-the same year within which such maintenance service is rendered, the charges for such service shall bear the sas~e penalties and interest as are charged for delinquent taxes for' such year° VI ~my person, ~'~,ho has been charged and failed to pay~ when due, 'the charges for the ser- vice required by this Ordinance or any prior Ordinance dealing with the same subject and thereafter fails to have all ¥~ecds, grass and wild f!owers~ more than eight inches in height thereon, cut and tNe premises under such persons control cleared of all such vegetation and rubbish within five days from the mailing of the Notice provided for in the foregoing Section IV of this Ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeemor and upon conviction shall be punished by a fine of not less than Five Dollars nor more than (:ne bunds, ed Dollars. VII ~h~y .and all Ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed, but all charges assessed under such Crdinances are ratified and confirmed and shall be paid and collected as therein provided. VIII The fact that grass and weeds have been allowed to grow upon lots and premises of the City of University Park, creating a menance to the public health and that dry grass and weeds on some property is now a serious fire hazard constitutes an imperative public necessity and emergency demand- ing that the rules requiring ordinances to be read more than one time and at more than one meeting be suspended, and this Ordinance shall take effect im~nediately upon its passage by the Board of Conznissioners and its approval by the ],~ayor. PASSED :tHUD AFP~2VED THIS TNB FIRS I D~Y OF }::RCH, . >~ PTES T: CITY CL~.~K AN ORDIN~_NCE }:AKING IT UNLA~>!FUL 7~D DRILL OR DIG A 'ffELL; TO PI~CE A i~TNDHILL~ TO KEEP A ~:ND~.~ILL iITHIN T'Pf~ITYFIVE FEET OF A SID~m:VALK IN bl~!~.:Xg'.SI~l PARK~ [~!LESS SET IN CONCRETE BLOCKS WITHIN LAST FIVE YEA..~S; RE!UIRING THE REMOVAL OF WINDI~{ILLS AS SET OLT HEREIN~ PROVIDING ~50000 PENSATION FOR CO}:PLIANCE ::G~D A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO},,~LISSIONERS CF THE CiTY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEl[AS: SECTION. 1. That~ it shall be and it is hereby made unlawful for acm person, firm or corporation to dig or drill a well in the City of University Park, or to erect~ set up, or place a windmill in the City of University Park. SECTION 2. No person shatl~ as the owner~ agent~, lessor or lessee~ tenant or otherwise, use, operate, maintain~ repair or allo~ to stay on premises under his or her controt, any windn~ll, which is within twenty-five feet of any sidewalk, road, or public-way of the City of University Park, unless such windmill is less than five years old and has been set in a concrete pillar at least tw'elve inches square and set more than five feet in the ground. SECTION 3. Eve~}?- wind~ll in the City of University Park, 'which is within twenty-five feet of any sidewalk in this City-and is not set in concrete setting more than five feet in depth and which has not been set in concrete ~thin five years and eYery windmill which is not being operated at least part. of each day over a well more than one hundred feet in depth is hereby declared to be public nuisance and a hazard to.the health, public welfare and the safety of persons using the public ways within twenty-five feet of said windmill. SECTION &o It is hereby made the duty of any person owning any windmill now situated within twenty-five feet of any public way in University Park and not within the p~st five years set in concrete blocks at least twelve inches square and in the ground more than five feet~ and of every windmill in University Park not operated regulaI'!y over a well more than one hundred feet in depth regularly used as the source of supply of water for a f~nily', to within twenty days of the passing of this Ordinance remove the said windmill from the City of University Park and plug up any wells over which the said windmill may be stsm_ding. SECTION 5. By way of protecting the public safety~ health and general welfare~ without attempting to take any property value from the owner thereof~ the City Clerk is directed and author- ized to pay the sum of Fifty Dollars to each person complying with the foregoing Section 5 of this Ordinance and making delivery of the winfm~ill so removed to the Department of Public }Vorks of the City of University Park within twenty days of the passing of this Ordinance. SECTION 6. fey person violating any provision of this Ordinance or failing to comply with the requirements hereof, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be punished by a fine of not more than {ne H~lndred (~?100.00) Dollars. P.aooED {},.ID APPROVED TItlS THE FIRST DAY OF :ARCH, A0 D. 1993. ATTEST: CITY CLERK 309 '\ AN CRDIN~,ICE l~J{t~ ..... IT !~NLAWFUL TO FIRE ANv~ FIREARM OR ~'~S ' f' AIR RIFLE CR ~.~ SESS R USE A "NIGGER SHOOTER" CR SLING- SHCT IN TkE CI~ CF UNIVERSI~~ ~i~R}( AN~ FIXING THE PUNISN},~]NT FOR SUCN u~F~P~SE R~ ~pn --, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE ~,,,e,~ CF COHMtSSIC}'~RS CF THE CI~ CF UNIVERSITY FARK~ T~AS: THAT SECTION 1. It shall be u~lawful for s~y person to fire off or discharge ~y gun~ pistol; rifle or other firearm of any description ~ithin the corporate limits of the City ef University' Park~ and any person so offending shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. SECTICN 2. The preceding section shall not aply to a~V police officer while on duty nor %o any person when such firing is done in the necessary and lawful protection of one's person~ premises or property~ unless such firing be done ~cklessly. SECTION 5. AIR GUNS. It sha~ be unlawful for ~y person to shoot oP discharge air gun or air rifle of any description within the corporate ti~_ts of the City of University Park. By the terms air g~ and air rifle is meant a}~}r instr,,on% or weapon which is co~only known as an air gun OF air rifle~ and which propels a bullet or other hard pellet with a carrying force as much as twentyfive feet. SECTION 1~.. "NICKER St-fOOTER." Any person hereafter fo~d within the corporate lid. ts of the City of University Park~ carrying on or about his person what is generally known or denomi- nated as a "Nigger Shooter,_" "Slingshot", .. , or any rubber or material whatsoever attached to strings or sticks for the purpose of forcing or propelling stones, gravel or bullets at any object~ shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. SECTION 5~ No parent shall per~t his or her child to carry or have in such child's possession any air rifle anywhere other than on the property used as the home of such child, nor to possess a firearm, "Nigger Shooter" or "Slingshot" anphere in the City of University Park. SECTION 6. .&ny person who violates an~,- provision of this Ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be punished by a fine of not more than One Hundred (~100.00) Dollars o SECTION 7o Any Ordinance in conflict with this Ordinance is repealed. SECTION $o If a~tY part of this Ordinance is held to be invalid, such holding shall not affect the validity of the.remainder. SECTION 9. There ezists an emergency requiring that this Ordimance be made effective ~mediatelyo Ail. contrary requirements are waived and this Ordinance shall be effective ~r~ediate!y after its passage and publication. hlSSED /~3~D APPROVED~ THIS THE FIRST DAY OF~¥:s.btCN~'r ' A o D. 1943. CITY CLERK RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING SETTLEMENT ON AND RELEASE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT CERTIFICATE NUMBER THREE FOR IMPROVEMENT OF THACKERAY STREET ON ASSESS- I~ENT AGAINST CLYDE $. CONSTENT. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT the Mayor, A. L. Slm~ghter, and the City Clerk, Lester L. Smith, be and they are authorized, empowered and instructed:!to accept the sum of $~50o00 from Clyde S. Constant in full settlement of any and all liens, claims, assessments and demands of every kind, existing under or arrising out of all Ordinances and Assessment Certificates connected with the improvement of Thackeray Street from Stanford Street to Amherst Street; and THAT they~ in their official capacity, as the act of the City of University Park execute and deliver a full release thereof to Clyde S. Constant. ATTEST: PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE ELEVENTH CiTY CLEP~ RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CHANGES IN SALARIES BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK' TEXAS: That the salary of all employees of all police and firemen not otherwise fixed by this Resolution be for the month of April, 19~3, one hundred and ten percentum of the respective salaries authorized for the month of February, 19~3, and for each month thereafter, one hundred and five per- centum of the amount fixed for compensation in February, 1943; and that the compensation of the following be the respective sums listed below: FEBRUARY 19&3 APRIL 19A3 MONTHLY CO~ENSATION N__~ __ BASIS COMP___.ENSATION AFTER APRIL. 19A3 _ L. L. Smith $ 325.00 $ 355.00 $ 3&OoO0 C. W. Tra~nell 280.00 310.00 295.00 J. F. Smith 260.00 286.00 273.00 John Kinsey 220.00 242.00 231o00 W. C. Harris 173.00 227.00 200.00 At his request the compensation of the City Attorney is unchanged and continues as pro~ vided by Ordinance passed April 15, 19&2, recorded in Volume 4, Page 284, of the Ordtn:mce ReCords, plus $10.00 per month heretofore added. The salaries of all office employees not otherwise fixed by this Resolution were increased $20.00 for the month of April over the amount paid in March 1943, and $1Oo00 each above the March, 1943, base for the months after AprilS 19~3. ATTEST: PASSED AND APPROVED THIS TWELFTH DAY OF APRIL, A. CITY CLERK D. 19A3. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING SALARY DEDUCTIONS FOR GROUP INSURANCE ON CITY iEMPLOYEES'. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSICNERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVER£ITY PARK: THAT the administrative officers of this City be and they are hereby authorized and directed to deduct from the wages or salary of each employee, who files a written request authorizo ing such deduction with the City Clerk, such an amount, not exceeding ten percentum of the wages or salary of such employee as is indicated in such request for insurance and to pay the total of such deductions to the insurer mentioned in such request; provided, however~ that as many as twenty employees file requests for the deduction of sums to be paid to the same insurer~and further that not more than two such requests shall be recognized for any employees and that when a sufficient number of employees have so submitted requests for deductions and payments to any insurer:, which is willing to issue a Master Policy and Group Certificates satisfactory to such employees, that the administrative officers of this City accept such Master Policy and do all things required to make such insurance effective limiting this City's liability thereunder to the payment of the premiums deducted pursuant to such requests° PASSED AND APPROVED THIS SEVENTH DAY OF JU~, Ao D. 19A3. ATTEST: AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CO~MISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPOINTING A BOARD OF EQUALIZATION FOR THE YEAR 1943~ FIXING A TL~E FOR THE FIRST IIEETI~NG AND THE COMPENSATION OF THE NEEBERS OF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. BE IT ORDAINt~ BY THE BOARD OF CON~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT, W. Eo Nayfield, Nichaux Nash ~ud E. D. Mouzon, Jr., each and all of whom are residents, qualified voters and property holders of and in the City of University Park, Texas, be and they 8me hereby appointed members of the Board of Equalization of and for the City of University Park, Texas, for the year 1943; and~ THAT, W. E. Mayfield be and he is hereby appointed Chairman of the said Board of Equalization; and, THAT, the first meeting of the Board of Equalization shall be held at 2:30 P. N., July 5, 1943, in the Council Chamber of the City Hall of said City, thereafter to convene regularly in session until the duties of the said Board of. Equalization shall have been fully discharge.d as provided by law, and to meet and hold meetings as often and at such tithes as the said Board shall deem necessary or proper; and, THAT, the members of the said Board of Equalization shall receive TEN DOLLARS (~lO.O0) per die~a as compensation for the attendance of the meetings of the said~ Board for each d~f or part thereof. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE NINETEENTH DAY OF APRIL, A. 1~. 1943. ATTEST: CITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE DECLARING IT A NUISANCE: TO KEEP FOWLS, OTHER THAN NOT MORE THAN TWELVE CHICKENS VfITHOUT ~iBILITY TO CROW, ON ANY Ok~ LOT IN UNIVERSITY PARK; TO KEEP POULTRY IN ANT STRUCTURE NOT KEPT FREF. FROM ODORS, CLEANSED DAILY, WHITE- WASHED SEMI-~J~NUALLY AND DISINFECTED MONTHLY; TO PERMIT GARBAGE TO ACCUMULATE OR BE STORED OTHER THAN IN COVERED CONTAINERS; TO MAINTAIN OR USE A PRIVY; OR ALL6W POLLUTED WATER TO ACCUMULATE; PROVIDING FOR AN ORDER REQUIRING ABATEMENT OF SUCH NUISANCE AND FOR AN APPEAL FRO~ SUCH ORDER AND FOR ABATEMENT OF SUCH NUISANCE AT THE OFFENDERS COSTs REPEALING AN ORDINANCE PASSED SEPTEMBER 2~ 192J+, AND AN ORDINANCE PASSED OCTOBER 18, 1927; MAKING IT A MIS- DEMEANOR PUNISHABLE BY FINE TO KEEP ANY FOWL OTHER THAN A TOTAL OF TWELVE CHICKENS INCAPABLE OF CROWING ON ANY LOT IN UNIVERSITY PARK OR TO KEEP ANY CHICKENS IN A STRUCTURE WHICH IS NOT WHITEWASHED SEMIANNUALLY, DISINFECTED ~{ONTHLY AND CLEANED DAILY OR TO ALLOW CHICKENS TO LEAVE .OWNERS~ PREMISES OR TO HAVE GARBAGE NOT IN COVERED CONTAINERs OR TO MAKE UNNECESSARY NOISES OR OPERATE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS LOUDLY BETWEFJl MIDNIGHT AND MORNING OR TO EITHER MAINTAIN OR USE A PRIVY OR TO ALL(~¥ STAGNANT OR POLLUTED WATER TO ACFUNULATE; GRANTING THE FIRE MARSHALL FULL AUTHORITY AS A POLICE OFFICER; CONTAINING A SEVERABILITY OR SAVING CLAUSE AND PROVIDING FOR THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THIS ORDINANCE; BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. SECTION 1: Whatever is dangerous to human health, whatever renders the ground, water, air or food a hazard or injury to human health, and the following specific acts, conditions and things are, each and all of them, declared to constitute nuisances; (a) The keeping, harboring, maintaining or permitting the presence on any one lot or parcel of land within the City of University Park of any poultry or foWl of any kind, sex, or description other than not more than a total ~ ~q~ twelve chickens, which are not capable of cro~ng; ........ provided however, that poultry may be kept within bhe business district for sale in strict conformity to the provisions of that certain ordinance entitled, "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE SLAUGHTERING, DRESSING AND HANDLING OF FO~?LS, POULTRY, AND THE PRODUCTS THEREOF FOR HUMAN FOOD, REQUIRING A PEPJ~IT THEREFOR AND PRO- VIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE." Passed and approved the Fifteenth day of August, 1938. (b) (o) The keeping of any poultry fowl or fowls within any structure in the City of University Park without scraping the floors of such room, coop, box or com- partment and thoroughly cleaning the area within which such fowl or fowls is or are kept at least once in every twenty-f~mr hours snd so maintaining such a structure and enclosure that no odors are emitted therefrom; The keeping of any chickens or turkeys within any' structure the interior of which is not whitewashed at least once every six months and without spraying crude oil or some other disinfectant on the roosting places at least once in each calendar month to discourage insects, fleas, mites and flies$ (dj Permitting garbage, trash, rubbish, offals, tin cans, decaying animal or vegetable matter, decayed fruit, or other refuse matter to be on any property in this city except when the same is deposited Within a trash can or barrel with a close fitting top thereon placed within easy reach of but not in any alley for immediate removal. (e) The desposit of garbage in any but fly-proof, water-tight receptacles o (f) The disposal or accumulation of any foul, decaying or putrescent substance or other offensive material danger~ ous to public health, in or upon any lot, street or high- way, or the escape of any gases to such an extent that the same or any of them shall be reason of offensive odors, be- come a source of discomfort to persons living or passing in the vicinity° (g) The maintainance or use of any privy~ · / (h) The presence of polluted water in a well, cistern, spring or the accumulation of water in which mosquito larvae breed. (i) Spitting upon any sidewalk or on the floor or wall of any public building, or of any street car, bus. SECTION 2: If any person, within the limits of the City of University Park, shall permit or suffer any of the above described nuisances on premises occupied by him or under his control, any police officer of University Park or the Fire Marshal, as exofficio-Sanitary Inspector~ shall order the owner or occupant thereof to remove and abate such nuisance at his expense within a time not to exceed twenty-four hours. The said order shall be sufficient, if delivered oral]~ to such owner, or occupant, or to his representative if such owner or occupant cannot then be found within the City of University Park or said order may be in writing. When such order is written it shall be served by a police officer or sanitary inspector by delivering a copy there of to the owner, occupant or agent of such property° If the owner or agent of the property is unknown or absent, with no known representative or agent, upon whom the notice can be served, then. the police officer or sanitary inspector shall post a v~ritten or printed notice upon the property or premises setting forth that unless the nuisance is removed or abated within twenty~four hours, at the expense of the owner or occupant, the nuisance, will be abated at the expense of the owner. SECTION 3: If any person to be affected by such order or notice shall be aggrieved thereby such person may have such order reviewed by the Governing Body of this City, acting as a quasi Judicial Body, by notifying the City Clerk within less than twenty-four hours of the issuance of such order of his desire to pursue an appeal from such order° Upon receipt of such notice the City Clerk'shall forth- ~Ith set the matter down for immediate hearing to be conducted as quickly as possible before the Board of Commissioners with a majority or quom~m present and shall notify all interested persons, then available, in person?or by telephone and at the conclusion of such hearing the Board of Com- missioners shall affirm;/revoke or modify such order as it may find proper. Such an appeal shall stay the abatement of such alleged nuisance only until the Board of Commissioners enters its order thereon. SECTION ~: Unless the order is revoked on such an appeal; if the owner, occupant or agent shall fail to timely comply with the requi, rements of said notice, with suc~ modification, if any as has been ordered on review then the Sanitary Inspector With the assistance of the Police Department shall proceed to have the nuisance, described in the written notice, removed from said lot or parcel of ground and abated and report the cost thereof to the Board of Commissioners who shall assess the sum against the property and the person or persons maintaining the nuisance. SECTION 5: All poultry removed to abate a nuisance shall be impounded at the City Potmd. (a) If within forty-eight hours after any poultry Has been' impounded the owner thereof pays the ocst of abating such nuisance and agrees that upon the return of such poultry, as has been removed from his property, he will forth'~lth dispose of such poultry in a manner which does not violate any Ordinance of this City, such poultry shall as released to its owner at the city pound. If the owner of poultry so impounded shall fail, neglect or refuse to call at the city pound within forty-eight hours after the impounding of such poultry or to pay the cost of abating such nuisance and agree to dispose of such poultry in a manner which does not violate any Ordinance of this City; the Fire Marshal, as exofficio Sanitary Inspector, shall sell the said poultry to a poultry dealer and immediately turn the pro- ceeds over to the City Auditor, who will credit the amount against the cost of abating the nuisance and pay over the excess, if any, to the owner of such poultry. SECTION 6: An imperative public necessity and emergency exists requiring that the foregoing Sections I to 5 of this Ordinance be and they are made effective immediately upon the passage of this Ordinance. SECTION 7: This Ordinance supersedes and repeals that certain Ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR CERTAIN SANITARY CONDITIONS AND REQUIREMENTS OF PUB LIC AND PRIVATE PROPERTY AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY." Passed and approved September 2, 1924, provided, however, such repeal does not apply to or affect any violation of said Ordinance nor reduce the punishment for nor release any person who has violated the provisions of such Ordinance prior to the 6ffective date of this Ordinance. SECTION 8: It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to do any of the following: (a) Keep, harbor, maintain or permit the presence on any one lot or parcel of land within the City of University Park of any poultry or fowl of any kind, sex or description, other than not more than a total of twelve chickens which are not capable of crowing; provided, however, that poultry may be kept within the business district for sale in strict conformity to the pro- visions of that certain Ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE SLAUGHTERING, DRESSING AND HANDLING OF FOWLS, POULTRY, AND THE PRODUCTS THEREOF FOR HUMAN FOOD, REQUIRING A PERMIT THEREFOR AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE." Passed and approved the Fifteenth day of August, 1938. (b) Keep any poultry towl or fowls within any structure in the City of University Park without scraping the floor of the room, coop, box or compartment and thoroughly cleaning the area within which such fowl or fowls is or are kept at least once in every twenty- four hours, and so maintaining such structure and enclosure that no odors are emitted therefrom. (o) Keep any chickens or turkeys within any structure the interior of which is not whitewashed at least once every six months and without spraying crude oil or some disinfectant on the roosting places at least once in each calendar month to discourage insects, fleas, mites and flies. Permit trash, rubbish, offals, tin cans, animal or vegetable matter, decayed fruit, or other refuse matter to be on any prop~ erty under his or her control in this city except when the same is deposited within a trash can or barrel with a close fitting top thereon placed within easy reach of an alley for immediate removal. (e) Allow or cause any musical instrument, radio or other sound re- producing instrument in this City to play loud enough between midnight and 7:00 Ante Meridian to be heard outside of the house within which it is being operated. (f) Make, cause, or permit to be made any unnecessary noise on any public street or alley in the town of University Park by the honk- lng of a horn, ringing of bell, sounding of gong or loading and un- loading vehicles of any kind or character, or use of loud and boisterous language by operators of motor vehicles on any public street or alley in said town, or the operating of a motor vehicle without an effective muffler or making any other unnecessary or disturbing noises; provided, however, this Ordinance shall not be construed to prevent the giving of any sound as a warning of danger, if the giving of such sound is necessary or required by law. (g) Deposit garbage in any but fly-proof, water-tight receptacle. Accumulate any foul, decaying or putrescent substance or other offensive material dangerous to public health, in or upon any lot, street or highway, or cause or permit the escape of any gases to such an extent that the same or any of them by reason of offensive odors or otherwise shall become a source of discomfort to persons living or passing in the vicinity. (i) To maintain or use of any privy in this City. (J) Allow any polluted or stagnant water to accumulate on property or in a well, cistern, spring under his or her control. (k) Spit upon any sidewalk or on the floor or wall of any public build- lng, or of any street car, or bus. (1) Allow any chicken, or other domestic fowl owned by or under the control or management of such person, to run at large either upon. the public streets, alleys, highways or parkways of the City or upon any private property other than private property owned, con- trolled or occupied by such person. SECTION 9: Any person, firm or corporation violating or failing to comply with any provision~ stipu- lation or requirement of Section 8 of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum not exceeding One Hundred Dollars° SECTION 10: The Fire Marshal, as S~nitary Inspector, is authorized to issue summons and make arrests for the violation of this Ordinance and in its enfocement is vested with all the authority of a police officer° SECTION 11: This Ordinance supersedes and repeals that certain Ordinance passed and approved October 18, 1927, and entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK PROHIBITING THE MAKING, CAUSING OR PEPg'tlTTING TO BE MADE ANY UNNECESSARY NOISES ON ANY PUBLIC STREET OR ALLEY, ~gTHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF THE TOWN OF UNIVERSITY PARK, PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE AND DECLARING AN E~RGENCYo" SECTION 12: Any Ordinance not hereby specifically repealed shall continue to be effective. SECTION 13: In case any Section, clause, sentence, paragraph or part of this Ordinance shall for any reason be adjudged by any Court of competent or final jurisdiction to be inwalid such judgment shall not affect~ impair or invalidate any of the remainder of this Ordinance, but shall be confined in its operation to the Section, clause, sentence, paragraph or part thereof directly held to be valid and to the particular facts upon which such holding is made° SECTION Sections 8 to le inclusive of this Ordinance shall be effective on and after midnight of the tenth day after the passage and publication of this Ordinance° PASSED AND APPROVED THIS ~VENTY-SIXTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1943. ATTEST: ::/£-¥I :l:~( CITY CLE AN 0RJ)INANCE REQUIRING THE VACCINATION OF DOGS, PROHIBITING DOGS FROM ENTERING OR BEING IN ANY PLACE WHERE FOOD IS FOR SALE AND FROM RUNNING AT LARGE DURING CERTAIN PERIODS; PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSING OF ALL DOGS WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF UNIVER£ITY PARK; REQUIR- ING PRESERVATION OF QUIETUDE AND PROTECTION FROM NOISES; AUTHORIZINd TP~ IMPOUNDING AND DESTRUCTION OF DOGS; PROVIDING A PENALTY AND REPEALING ALL PRIOR ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THEREWITH OR DEALING WITH THE SAME SUBJECT. BE IT ORDAIh~D BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: SECTION ONE DEFINITION OF TERNS As used in-this Ordinance, unless the contect otherm~se indicates, (a) "DOG" shall mean both male and female and include any, each and every ma~nal of the dog family in the City of University Park~ (b) "OWNER" shall mean any person or persons~ firm, association or corporation owning, keeping, in control of, or harboring a dog; (c) "AT LARGE" shall mean off of the premises of the owner and not under the control of the o~mer or of either a member or a servant of the owner's immediate family, either by leash, cord, chain or other article attached to the dog and held by such person having control; (d) '~ICIOUS DOG" shall mean a dog which is unruly, refractory or has displayed an inclination to approach or growl at a person or persons in an angry, threatening or ill tempered manner, when such person or persons was or were not doing acts ordinarily cal- culated to cause well tamed dogs to respond in such manner~ or to bite, bite at, attack or snap at a person or persons~ or has dis- ple~ved habits indicating a lack of docility or a lack of complete t ~ming. SECTION TWO PROHIBITING ENTRANCE INTO OR PRESENCE OF DOGS IN PLACES WHERE FOOD IS SERVED OR OFFEP~WD FOR SALE No owner or keeper of any dog and no manager, clerk, owner or operator of any place where food is exposed or offered for sale served or sold for human consumption shall penmit any dog to enter, be, or remain within any store, restaurant, cafe, shop, building, structure or place where food is offered or exposed for sale~ displayed or handled for human consumption. SECTION THREE V AC C I N AT ION The owner of each dog, more than six months old, in the City of University Park, shall have such dog immunized ~lth an anti- rabies vaccine amnually, on or before the first day of June in each year by a duly licensed veterinarian, using an effective anti-rabies vaccine, and shall obtain from such veterinarian a certificate of vaccination stating the name of the ow-net, the address of the owner~ the name, sex and breed of the dog and the date of the vaccination° It shall be and it is hereby made unlawful for any owner to keep or permit any dog more than six months of age, to be in the City of University Park at ar~ time which is more than twelve calendar months from the date such dog was last vacci- nated with an anti-rabies vaccine or at any time after the dirst day of June in any calendar year during which such dog has not been vaccinated against rabies° SECTION FOUR VICIOUS DOGS NOT TO RUN AT LARGE. No person being the owner thereof or having custody thereof shall permit any vicious dog to run at large in the City of University Park at any time° RUNNING AT LARGE OF ALL DOGS PROHIBITED DURING CERTAIN PERIODS. No owner or keeper of any dog shall permit Such dog to run at large between the hours of nine o~clock Post Meridian of on® day and six o~clock Ante Meridian of the following day. SECTION SIX ANNUAL LICENSE AND PAYMENT OF FEE THEREFOR Each and every person who ovens, possesses, keeps or harbors any dog over the age of six months in this City shall on or before the first day of June of each year or immediately before per- mitting such canine or animal of the dog kind to go anywhere v~ith- in the City of University Park, other than on such owner's pre- raises, shall present to the Collector and Assessor of Taxes for the City of University Park a certificate of a duly licensed veterinarian of Dallas County~ Texas, certifying that such animal has been IMMUNIZED with an anti rabies vaccine within ninety days of the day on which such certificate is so presented and shall pay to the Tax Collector of the City of University Park an annual license tax upon such animal as follows: One Dollar ($1°00) for each male dog~ One Dollar ($1o00) for each neutered~ castrated or spayed dog; Two Dollars ($2.00) for each bitch or female dog; for the fiscal year ending on the thirty~first day of the following Nay° The Tax Collector shall upon the payment of such fee and presentation of the required Certificate of Vaccination register the dog covered thereby and issue a license to the ova~er, but such license shall not authorize anyone to permit a vacious dog to be in the City of Univer- sity Park nor to allow a female dog in heat to leave the premises of the o~a%er nor to authorize any animal to be in a public place or ex~ posed to public view while rutting or copulating~ or to be in any store, restaurant, cafe, shop or other place where food is offered or exposed for sale, displayed or handled for human consumption No license shall be issued until the required certificate of vacci- nation and the animal tax has been tendered to and accepted by the City Tax Collector and Assessor. SECTION SEVEN TAG AND COLLAR Upon payment of the license fee, the Tax Collector shall issue to the owner a license certificate and a tag for each dog so licensed° The shape of the tag shall be changed every year and shall have stamped thereon the year for which it was issued and the number corresponding with the number on the certificate e Every o~er shall be required to provide each dog with a collar to which the license tag must be affixed, and shall see that the collar and tag are constantly worn. In case a dog tag is lost or destroyed, a duplicate will be issued by the collector upon presentation of a receipt showing the payment of the license fee for the current year. Dog tags shall n~ be transferable from one dog to another and no refunds shall be made on any dog license fee because of death of the dog or the owner,s leav- ing the City before expiration of the license period. SECTION EIGHT DOGS MUST NOT LESSEN QUIETUDE, PEACE, OR COMFORT OF THE .INHABITANTS OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD. (a) No person shall keep upon any property, under the control of such person, any dog or dogs or animal of the canine kind which by loud or unusual barking or howling decreases the peace, quietude, or com- fort of the inhabitants of the neighborhood or any part thereof, about such property. (b) Each and every person shall prevent each, any and every dog upon premises in University Park controlled or used by such person, from barking for any period of more than three consecutive minutes and from howling and from making any such noises as could reasonable be ex- pected to disturb the peace, rest, quietude, or comfort of any person or ordinary sensibilities within hearing distance of such noises. ~ (c) Any person, group of persons or Corporation keeping more than three dogs upon any property within the City of University Park shall provide therefor and keep all such animals of the genus CANIS in a building which is so constructed and insulated as to make it impossible for the noises of the animals therein to be heard by a person having the ordinary sensibility of hearing at a distance of fifty feet away from such structure. (d) Any person, group of persons, or Corporation having more than three animals on any property andpermitting the noise of any animal or animals to emanate from the place, in which' such animals are kept either temporarily or permanently, in such manner as to be heard beyond the boundaries of such property' upon which more than three dogs are located shall upon conviction therefor be held to be guilty of a mis- demeanor punishable by a fine as hereinafter prowtd~d for any violation · of this Ordinance. (e) Each, any and every person who violates any of the fore- going provisions of this section and any person who shall harbor or keep on his premises, or in or about his premises, or on premises under his control, any dog or animal of the dog kind, which by loud or unusual barking or howling, causes the peace and quiet of the neighborhood, or the occupants of other premises to be disturbed Shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined as hereinafter provided for a violation of this ordinance and each and every twentyDfour hours that such dog shall remain or be kept on any premises shall constitute a separate offense. SECTION NINE THE QUARANTINING OF DOGS HAVING BITTEN A PERSON OR PERSONS Every animal of the kind that bites, scratches or otherwise attachs any person or persons ~'~'ithin the city limits of the City of nzversmty Park shall be quarantined and either be held for a period of ten days in any Vetwrinary Hospital selected by the owner of such animal and approved by the City Health Officer, or sh~ll be securely confined by tying with a chain of good quality in such a place that no person or animal may be bitten by it, and such animal shall be so held subject to inspection by the City Health Officer from time to time for the purpose of determdning whether said dog is affected by rabies. 317 It is hereby made mandatory that each and every person who knows of the biting~ scratching or attaching of any person in this ciby by any canine shall forthwith report such happening to either the Chief of Police or the City Health Officer of this City. SECTION TEN QUARANTINING OF DOGS EXPOSEO TO RABIES. Each person who observes that any dog has rabies or any symptoms thereof shall forthwith report the ~facts relative thereto to the City Health Officer~ Each, any and every animal which the City Health Officer believes has rabies or symptom thereof or which the City Health Officer suspects of having rabies and each and every anLmal in this City that either the City Health Officer or Chief of Police of this City believes has been exposed to rabies shall be confined immedi- ately for a period of twenty-two days in some Veterinary Hospital in Dallas County selected bythe owner of such animal with the approval of the City Health Officer of University Park, or slain by any police officer of this City° SECTION ELEVEN INPOUNDING OF ANIMALS AND THEIR RE~TION (a) It shall be and is hereby made the duty of the City Health Officer and every Polic~ Officer of University Par~ to appre- heDd and cause every dog found loose, at large~ or otherwmse act~[i> ~/2_in. violation of any provision of this ordinance to be taken up and impounded in the City Pound. (b) The poundmaster upon receiving any dog shall make a complete registry entering the breed, color and sex of such dog and whether licenssd. If licensed, he shall enter the name and address of the owner and the number of the license tag, and the owner thereof shall be notified~ or, if the owner of the dog is ~caown~ ~itten notice describing the dog and the place and time of taking shall be posted on the Bulletin Board in Police Station ~t the City Hall in University Park. (c) The owner of any animal so impounded may redeem and repossess such animal, if, but only if, such owner presents to the poundmaster at the City of University Park Animal Pound, within seventy-two hours after the impoundment of such animal a receipt for the then current fiscal year's license tax, and One and No/lO0 ($1oO0) Dollar in cash as a pound fee for each such animal so impounded. SECTION TNELVE DISPOSITION OF UNCLAIMED OR INFECTED DOGS. It shall be %he duty of the poundmaster to keep all dogs so impounded for a period of three days. If at the expiration of three days from the date of notice to the owner or the posting of notice su~ dog shall not have been redeemed~ it may be destroyed. Any unlicensed dog required by law to be licensed~ or any dog which appears to be suffering from rabies or affected with hydrophobia, mange or other infectious or dangerous disease shall not be released but maybe forth%~lth destroyed. SECTION THIRTEEN UNCLAIMED DOGS FOR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES. Whenever any hospital or reputable institution of learning shall apply to the City Health Officer for permission to use for re~ search purposes in the study of prevention of desease or the better~ ment of mankind, any impounded dog or dogs remaining unclaimed, the City Health Officer shall request the poundmaster to surrender to the institution or hospital such unclaimed dogs as it has requested, and they shall be so surrendered. SECTION FOURTEEN CONFINE)~ENT OF CERTAIN DOGS, No dog of fierce, dangerous or vicious propensities and no female dog in heat, whether licensed or not, shall be allowed to run at large or upon the premises of one other than the owner° If any such dog is found running at large in violation cf this pro- vision it shall be taken up and impounded and shall not be released except upon approval of the Chief of Police after payment of the fees provided in Sections Six and Eleven~ provided, however, that if any dangerous, fierce, or vicious dog so found at large cannot be safely taken up and impounded, such dog may be slain by any policeman. SECTION FIFTEEN PENALTIES Any owner or other person found violating any provision of this ordinance shall be g~ilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not more than One Hundred Dollars for such offense. SECTION SIXTEE~ REPEAL OF PRIOR ORDINANCES Upon becoming effective, this Ordinance repeals all Ordinances adopted prior to January l, 1934, regulating the ownership, licensing, vaccination and control of dogs, which Ordinances were passed on the dates and are recorded in the Ordinance .Records of this City as following: DATE pASsED RECORDED VOLUME PAGE December 15, 1925 1 221-222 September 4, 1933 2 227-229 November 20, 1933 2 2~0 and all other existing Ordinances of the City of University Park and parts of such Ordinances are hereby repealed insofar as they may be inconsistent with the provisions of this Ordinance. SECTION SEVENTEEN SEPARABILITY OF PROVISIONS It is the intention of the Board of Commissioners that each separate provision of this ordinance shall be deemed independe~b of all other provisions herein, and it is further the intention of the Board of Commissioners that if any provision of this ordinance be declared invalid, all other provisions thereof shall remain valid and enforceable. SECTION EIGHTEEN EFFECTIVE DATE This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect immediately upon, from and after its passage, approval and publication. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1943o ATTEST: CITY CLESX RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK RELEASING MAINTENANCE BOND GIVEN BY O~NEAL APPERSON COMPANY FOR THE IMPROVEmeNT OF SHENANDOAH STREET, FROM THE WEST LINE OF LOT l, IN BLOCK 4, PRESTON PLACE #3, WESTWARD A DISTANCE OF llO FEET IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, AND LOT 16, BLOCK 12, WESTWICK ROAD, UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS AND L¢~T l~ BLOCK 13, WESTWICK ROAD, UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT, WHEREAS, heretofo~ on the lOth day of February, 1938, O~Neal Apperson Company entered into contract with City of University Park to improve SHENANDOAH STREET, FROM THE WEST LINE OF LOT I~ IN BLOCK 4~ PRESTON PLACE #3~ ~fESTWARD A DISTANCE OF 110 FEET IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS~ AND LOT 16, BLOCK 12~ WES~VICK ROAD~ UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS~ AND LOT 1, BLOCK 13, WEST~VICK ROAD, UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, and in said contract bound and obligated itself to so construct said improvements and to use such materials in the construction of same that said streets would be and remain in good repair and condition for a period of five years from the final completion and acceptance of said work by the City of University Park~ and at the end of said 319 period to be in good and serviceable condition, smooth and free from any defects that would impair its usefulness as roadway, and further agreed to maintain said street in accordance with the terms and.provisions of said contract; and, WHEREAS, the said O~Neal Apperson Company in accordance with the terms of said contract, furnished maintenance bond to the City of University Park, with said O~Neal Apperson Company as Principal and Trinity Universal Insurance Company as Surety; and, ~HEREAS, said five-year period has expired, and said contract of guaranty and maintenance has been fully and faithfully completed and carried out by said O~Neal Apperson Company, NO;~, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That the maintenance bond heretofore given by the O~Neal Apperson Company as Principal and Trinity Universal Insurance Company as Surety, of date the loth day of February, 1938~ hereby released and held of no further force and effect. That this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage° PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1943o MAYOR ATTEST: CITY CLERE AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING NOTICE AND SWORN STATEMENT AS CONDITION PRECEDENT TO ASSERT ANY CLAIM FOR DAMAGES AGAINST THE CITY. OF UNIVERSITY PARK AND ABSOLVING CITY FROM RESPONSIBILITY UPON FAILURE TO TIMELY FURNISH NOTICE AND DETAILED REPORT AS HEREIN REQUIRED AND TO BRING SUIT THEREON WITHIN SIX MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ANY INJURY FOR WHICH A CLAIM IS ASSERTED. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT the City of University Park shall not be held responsible on account of any claim for damages to any person or property unless the person making sUch complaint or claiming such damages shall within thirty days after the time in which it is claimed such damages were inflicted upon such person or property, file with the City Clerk, a true statement under oath, as to the nature and character of such damages or injuries, the extent of the same, and the place where same happened~ the circumstances under which happened, the condition causing same, with a detailed statement of each item of damages and the amount thereof, and if it be for personal injuries~ giving a list of the witnesses, if known to affiants who witnessed such accident, and unless further, that suit be filed ~hereon within six months from the date such injuries were received; and THAT if any part of this Ordinance be adjudged to be ineffective, illegal or unconstitu- tional the reminder not so adjudged shall be effective. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF NAY, A. Do 1943. ATTEST: CiTY CLERK AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, I~VYING THE AD VALOREM T~X OF SAID CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK FOR THE YEAR 19&3 TO PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT OF CURRENT EXPENSES OF SAID CITY AND FOR PAYMENT OF INTEREST AND THE CREATION OF A SINKING FUND FOR THE RETIRF~ MENT OF OUTSTANDING BONDS AND WARRANTS OF THE SAID CITY, AND FIXING THE TIME WHEN SAID TAXES FOR THE YEAR 19&3 SHALL BECOME DUE, FIXING THE TIME WHEN THE SAME SHALL BECOME DELINQUENT, AND PROVIDING FOR SPLIT-PAYMENTS, AND REPEALING ALL TAX ORDINAN- CES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND DECLARING AN ~RGENCY. V~qEREAS, the Board of Equalization heretofore appointed has heretofore in accordance with the law submitted its findings as to the valuation of all taxable property within the City of Univ- ersity Park, Texas, which said findings have been accepted and approved by the Board of Commissioners; and, WHEREAS, it is necessary to provide for the payment of the current expenses of said City and also for the p~ment of interest and the creation of a sinking fund for the retirement of bonds and warrants of said City; and WHEHEAS~ an ~nnual budget for the fiscal year has been duly prepared, submitted, approved and adopted, indicating a necessity for the following ordinance, which is in all.things proper; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT THERE BE, And is hereby levied an annual ad valorem t~x for the year 19&3 of One and No/lO0 ($1.00 Dollar on each ONE HUNDRED ($100) DOLLARS assessed valuation of all property, real, personal and mixed, situated within the City Limits of the City of University Park, Texas, on the first day of J~uuary, A. D. 19~3, and not exempt from taxation by the Constitution and Laws of the State of Texas, and the persons owning such property, such tax to be apportioned as follows: (a) An ad valorem tax of $0.8126 on each One Hundred ($1OO) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of defraying the current expenses of the municipal government of the City of University Park, Texas; and (b) An ad valorem tax of $0.O105 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paymng interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $95,000.00 University Park Storm. and Sanitary Sewer Bonds, Series of 1938; and (c) An ad valorem tax of $0.0275 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the PUrpose of paymng the interest and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $&O,OO0.O0 University Park Alley and Street Improvement Bonds, Series of 1938; and (d) An ad valorem tax of $O.0~5 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed vsluation of taxable property for the purpose of paymrg the interest and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $20,000.00 University Park Fire Station Bonds, Series of '(e) An ad valorem tax of $0.0290 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paymng the interest on and the creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $&3~000oOO University Park Street Improvement Bonds, Series of 1924; and (f) An ad valorem tax of $0.0199 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed validation of tsxable property for the purpose of p~ymng the interest on and the creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $5000.00 University Park Street Improvement Warrants, Series of 19~2; and (g) An ad valorem tax of $0.0~35 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paymng the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $171,000.00 University P~rk Refunding Bonds, Series of 1930; and (h) An ad valorem tax of $O.OOLO on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paymng the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $15,000o00 University Park Public Park Bonds, Series of 1932; and (i) An ad valorem tax of $0o0070 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of pa~ng the interest on and creation of a sinking i~nd necessary to discharge .~t maturity the balance of $50,000.00 University Park Municipal BUilding Improvement Bonds, Series of 1936; (J) An ad valorem tax of $0.0020 on each One H,m~dred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to dis charge~ at maturity the balance of $7,300.00 University Park Street Improvement Warrants, Series of 1930; and (k) An ad valorem tax of $O.0100 on each One Hundred ($1OO) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $&OOOoOO University Park Permanent Improvement Warrants, Series of 1927; and (1) An ad valorem tax of $0.O1.95 on each One Hundred ($1OO) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable property for the purpose of paying interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $5000.00 University Park Street Improvement Warrants, Series of 192l; and All of the said taxes shall be due and payable at the office of the City Clerk, who is hereby also designated as the City Tax Collector of the City of University Park, at the City Hall in University Park, Texas, on October l, 19~3° However, if any person shall pay on or before the thirtieth day of November, 1943, one half (½) of the taxes hereby imposed on him or his property, then such taxpayer shall have until the thirtieth day of June, 19~A, within which to pay the other one-half(½) of his said taxes without penalty or interest thereon. If said taxpayer, after paying said one-half (½) of his taxes on or before the thirtieth day of November, 1943, 8~ hereinbefore provided, shall fail, neglect or refuse to pay the remaining one-hslf(½) of his said taxes on or before the thirtieth day of June, 19&&, the unpaid one-half(½) shall become aad be delinquent at midnight on the thirtieth day of June, 19~, and a penalty of eight (8%) percentum of the then unpaid principal of such taxes shall accrue thereon and become immediately due as a part, of such tax and there shall also be added and become due as interest hereby imposed as a part of such tax, a sum of money exactly equivalent to six (6%) percentum per ar~uumof the unpaid principal from the thirtieth day of July, 19~, to the date of payment. If any person fails to pay one-half(½) of the taxes hereby imposed upon him or his property, on or before the thirtieth day of November, 19~3, then unless he pays all of the taxes hereby imposed on him or his property, on or before the thirty-first day of January, 19~J., such taxes shall become and be delinquent at midnight on the thirty-first day of January, 19~, and the following penalty shall be payable On the principal thereof, to-wit: During the month of February, 19~J., one (1~) per centum; during the month of March, 19~J~,two (2~) p?r cEntum; during the month of April, 19A~, three (3%) per centrm, du~ing the month of May~ 19AA four (~%) per centum,~ during the month of June, 19~, five (5%) per centtun; and on and after the first day of July, 19A~, eight (8%) per centum; and interest shall accrue on the principal thereof and be payable as a part of such taxes at the rate of six (6%) per centumperannumfrommidnight January 31, 19A~, to the date of payment° All ordinances heretofore passed levying taxes for the year 19&3, which are in conflict herewith, shall be and they are hereby repealed, and this tax ordinance shall take the place of and be in lieu of any levies heretofore made for the year 19&3° No tax having been levied for the year 19~3, and the time for collection of taxes being near, there exists an imperative ;ublic necessity and emergency demanding that the rule requiring that ordinances be read at more than one meeting and more than one time, be and the same is hereby suspended~ and such emergency and necessity is hereby ordained to exist, and it is further ordained that this ordinance be passed at this meeting of the Board of Commissioners, and that it shall take effecg immediately upon its passage by the Board of Commissioners and its approval by the Msvor as an emergency measure. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTH DAY OF SEPTENBER~ A. D. 19~3.'~ ATTEST: C iT¥ CL P,K RES OLI~r ION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXBS~ APPROVING THE GENERAL ROLLS OF THE CITY CLERK AS EX-OFFICIO TAX ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR OF THE CITY oF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS, FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1943. ~EREAS, W. E. Nayfield, Nichaux Nash and E. D. Mouzon, Jr., having been duly appointed and qualified as the Board of Equalization of the City of University Park, Texas~~ for the year 19~3, have conducted the meetings of said Board in accordance with the provisions of law, and after issuing all the notices provided for by law and conducting all hearings which are required by law or were proper, have finally completed the e~mination of said general rolls, found it to be in all things proper, fair, equal, uniform and correct, have given their final approval to these general rolls for the calendar year 1943; and, ~H~EREAS, this Board of Commissioners is of the opinion that the rolls so examined and approved have become and should become the final rolls of the City of University Park, Texas, for~ the calendar year 19~3; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BO/aRD OF CONMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS, that the general rolls of the City Clerk as Ex-Officio Tax Assessor and Tax Collector oZ the City of University Park, Texas, for the Calendar year 1993, be and they are in all things approved and adopted as the official tax roll of the City of University Park, Texas, for the year 19~3. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 19&3. ATTEST: C~TY CLERK A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING WATER WORKS FUNDS FROM NET REVENUE AND SETTING ASIDE FUNDS SUF- FICIENT TO PAY IN FULL THE AMOUNTS NEEDED FOR THE SINKING FUND AND INTEREST FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, 19&3, ON WATER WORKS BONDS AND WARRANTS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: (a) That this City take advantage of the provisions of Article ll06 of the Revised Civil Statutes of the State of Texas, Revision of 1925; and (b) That there be and there is hereby appropriated from the net revenues of the Water Department and set aside a sum of money sufficient to pay in full the needs of the S~king Fund and interest for the fiscal year beginning October l, 19A3,on Water Works indebtedness as follows: (l) For WATER WORKS BONDS, SERIES OF 1922+: Interest @ 5½% on the presently unpaid balance of $61,00Oo00 $ 3,355.00 For WATER WORKS FUNDING WARRANTS, SERIES OF 1925: Interest @ 6% on unpaid balance of $7,500.00 To pay Warrant #15 ~5o.oo. 500.oo (3) For WATERWORKS REVENUE BONDS, SERIES OF 1934: ($67,000.00) Interest at ~% To pay Bonds numbered 20, 21, 22 and 23 2,600°00 _A _ooo.oo TOTAL ............................. $ 10,905.00 And, that the Nayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized and directed to make transfers of such funds to the Sinking Fund in accordance with this appropriation. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 19~3o ATTEST: MAYOR CITY CLERK \ RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARE~ TEXAS, APPROVING THE GENERAL ROLLS OF THE CITY CLERK AS EX-OFFICIO TAX ASSESSOR AND TAX COLLECTOR OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 19~3. VfHEREAS, W. E. NAYFIELD, MICHAUX NASH~ E. D. NOUZON, Jr., each being a qualified voter and resident and property owner of the City of University Park, Texas, having been d,mly and law- fully appointed and duly qualified as the Board of Equalization of the City of University Park, Texas, for the year 1943, and having conducted meetings of said Board in accordance with the pro~ visions of law have caused the Assessor to bring before it all the assessment lists and books of the Assessor of the City of University Park for the examination~ and, WHEREAS, the said Board has carefully examined and considered the said lists, books and rolls and after so examining the same has corrected all errors appearing thereon, and after due and proper notice to the owner of such property or the person rendering the same, has equalized the value of numerous said properties appearing on the said roll after hearing the owners of said properties fully; and, WHEREAS, said Board has fully heard and considered all complaints offered with reference to the said roll and after fully examining and equalizing the values of all properties on the Assessor's list and books, h.as approved the said lists and books and has returned them together with the lists that the said Assessor might make up therefrom for general rolls as required by law; and, WHEREAS, the said Board of Equalization has met again and examined and found the said general rolls as so made up to be in all things proper, fair, equal, uniform and correct and that they should be approved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY 0 ' ' PARK, for the year 19~3, that the general rolls of the City Clerk as Ex- ff~czo Tax Assessor and Tax Collector of the City of University Park, Texas, be and they are in all things approved° ATTEST: PASSED AND APPROVE~ THIS THE FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER, Ao Do 19A3. W. E o Na_yfield _(Signed) Chairman ~r (Signed) Member City Clerk and Ex-Officio Secretary of the Board of Equalization of the City of University Park, Texas. AN ORDINANCE FIND AND DETERMINING THE NECESSITY OF IMPROVING PRESTON ROAD FROM LCVERS LANE TO TIlE NORTh~'~ST HIGher, AY A~ ORDERING THE PAVING AND .TNPROVING ~ND PROVIDING FOR THE ASSESSmeNT OF BENEFITS. BE IT O~AINED BY THE BO~D OF CO~ISSIONE~2 OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS: That this Board find, and it does affirmatively find, and declare that there is a necessity for the improvement of a portion of Preston Road from the north line of the paving on Lovers Lane to the south line of the paving on Northwest Highway by excava£ing, grading, and paving the same, including concrete curbs and gutters, drains, .and the necessary work in connection therewith, and it is hereby ordered that the said portion of Preston Road be so improved. The said portion of Preston Road is hereby designated and shall be lmown as District Number ~o Such district shall be and constitute ~u independe t ~m~ of improvement, and the construction of the said improvements shall be wholly independent of the const~ction in any other district. The assessments to be levied in said district shall be levied according to the cost of the ~mprovements in that particular dis~ trict, and in acco~ance with the benefits accruing to the property by reason of said improvements in that partic~2ar district~ wholly independent of the cost and of the benefits accruing by reason of the ~proveme=ts in any other district° The cost of curb and $~tters shall be paid by the owners of the abutting property, and be assessed against the abutting property and respective ovmers thereoff~ such assessments to be made under the provisions of an act of the legislature passed June 6, 1927, entitled: "~ Act AuthorizingI Cities to Improve Streets and Alleys, and make Assessments for Same," and particularly Section 7 thereof° The portion of the cost to be assessed against the property o~mers shall be paid in five equal installments; One-fifth one year from the date of completion and acceptance of the work by the City of University Park; one-fi[%y two years from said date; on.e-fifth three years from said date; one-fifth four years from said date and one-fifth five years from said date, together '~lth interest at the rate of seven (7%) per centtun per annum from said date of accepts~ce~ providing that said assessm?nts may be paid before maturity with accrued interest to t he date of payment° The C~ty Engineer is hereby directed to at once prepare and file plans and specifications for said work, setting out fully different standard materials and classes of work. ATTEST~ CITY CLERK PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEb~BER~ A. Do 1923. COUh~fY OF DALLAS This is to certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of the ordinance reported and recorded in Vol 4, Page ~23 and 324 of the Ordinance records of the City of University Park. %~ITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE THIS THE ____DAY OF AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION Ak~ MAINTENANCE OF T~ PORTION OF STATE HIGHWAY NO. 289 IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO AS THE "STREET PROJECT" AND AUTHORIZING THE, ~.YOR OF THE CITY TO EXECUTE AND T~[E CITY SECRETARY TO AFFIX THE CORPORATE SEAL ~%ND ATTEST THE SA~, A CER~ TAIN C05~RACT BET~fEEN THE CITY ;.~ND THE STATE OF TEXAS PROVIDING FOR THE INSTALLATION~ CONSTRUCTION, EXIST- ENCE, USE AND MAINTENANCE OF SAID STREET PROJECT; FOR THE PAYMENT, BY THE STATE OF TEXAS, OF THE CONSTRUCTION COSTS OF S~i[D STREET PROJECT; ~£ SET OUT IN THE AGREE- ~E5Yf; FOR THE ASSUMPTION~ BY THE CITY, OF ALL DAMAGES TO ADJOINING, ABUTTING AND OTHER PRO~ERTY /~D BUSINESS AN~ TO TENANT OR OCCUPANT THEREOF; FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE STATE OF TEXAS AGAINST ALL SUCH DAMAGES AND EXPENSES IN CONNECTION ?~ITH ANY CLAIM OR SUIT THEREOF; FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF:'THE STREET PROJECT; AND DECLAR~ ING AN EMERGENCY AND PROVIDING THAT THIS OP. DIN.~NCE SHALL BE EFFECTIVE FRO~ AND AFTER ITS PASSAGE. WHEREAS, the public convenience, safety and necessity of the City and the people of the City require that the portion of State Highway No. 289 (Preston Road) be recoo~tructedo Since the existing street constitwbes a dar~er and serious inconvenience to the public which is urgently quired to be remedied; and WHEREAS, th~ City has requested the State of Texas to contribute financial aid in t he street project; and WHEREAS, the State of Texas has made it known to the City that it will assist the City in the street project by furnishing the necessary funds for the actual construction or reconstruction as set out in the agreen~nt~ and by supervising construction, providing the City approves the plans, grades ~nd alignment for s&id project, and after completion of the street project~ maintains said street project at its sole cost and expense; and ~ER~AS, the City~ in consideration of the providing of said project~ agrees to protect the State of Texas from any and all liability and all damages to adjoining and abutting property or other property or business of to any tenants occupying such property, caused by the installation, the construction, the existence, the use and the maintenance of the street project or the passage and enforcement of this ordinance. 325 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: Section 1o That since the public convenience~ safety and necessity of the City end the people of the City require it, said 'street shall be reconstructed. Section 2° That the State of Texas be and is hereby authorized to construct the street project at the location a~d in the m~m~mer shown on the plans, attached hereto and marked '~xhibit and made a part hereof in all respects o Section ~. That nothing in this ordinsnce shall be construed to require the Sts~e of Texas to assume or pay any direct, incidental or consequential damages to adjoining, abutting or other property or business or to any tenants occupying adjoining, abutting or other property caused by, incidental to, or in any way con~ected with the passage and enforcement of this ordinance and/or by the Lustallation~ the construction, the use and/or maintenance of the street project authorized herein, or to defend any suit or suits which may be brought against the State of Texas by ~' party or parties for the recovery of any such damages. Section &~ For and in consideration of the mutual covensmts herein contained, the City does hereby agree ths~ all damages and va]id claims for damages, including damages to adjoining~ abutting or other property, if any there be~ arising out of, incident to, or in any way connected with the installation, the construction, the use, the existence, and/or the maintenance of said street project, shmll be adjusted and paid solely by the City and the City shall and does hereby agree to hold harmless the State of Texas ag~znst any and ail claims, demands and causes of action for recovery of any and all such damages arising out of the installation, the construction, the use~ the existence, and/or the maintenance of said street project~ and agrees to assume the defense of any and all suits brought for the recovery of all alleged damages~ mud shall intervene and m~ke it- self a party therein in its own name, if it is not s~ready made a party thereto, for the purpose, and shall if requested in writing by the State of Texas so to do, wholly relieve the State of Texas from defending the same, and hereby' agrees to hold the State of Te]~s harmless as to court costs, attorneys fees and all expenses in connection with such suits and hereby assumes and agrees to pay all judgments recovered against said State of Texas by reason of the construction, the installation, the use, the existence, and/or the maintenance of said street project. Section 5. That the City will maintain or cause to be maintained the street project. The City ass~s the entire responsibility of such maintenance as above described~ and nothing contained herein shall ever be construed to place upon the State of Texas any manner of liability for injury to or death of persons or for damage to~ or loss of property arising out of or in any manner con- nected with the maintenance or use of the street project and the City will save the State of Texas harnd, ess from any damages arising out.of said maintenance and/or use of said street project. Section 6. That the mayor of the City be and is hereby authorized to execute for and on behalf of the City an agreement and contract with the State of Texas in accordance with and for the purpose of carrying out the terms and provisions of this ordinance, in the form attached hereto and marked '~xhibit B". The City Secretary is hereby directed to attest the agreement and contract and to affix the proper seal of the City hereto~ Section 7. That the State be and is hereby authorized~ as agent of the City, to construct said project at the location, to the grade and in the m~maner as shown on Exhibit "A"o Section 8. That the Mayor of the City, having requested in Writing that this or~.nance take effect forthwith and there being in fact an emergency and imperative public necessity' that the work herein provided for be begun and carried out promptly and v~th expedition~ and that the con- tract aforesaid shall be in~mediate]~ made~ executed and delivered to the end that such work herein provided for may be begun and carried out promptly and with expedition, the reading of the ordinance on three several days is hereby dispensed with and 'the s~e shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage. Section 9. Nothing herein sha!2 give any person, association, partnership or corporation~ other thau the State of Texas smd the City of University Park any greater right thmu ezJzsted without this ordinance and the agreement made a part hereof as Exhibit B nor create any greater duty, obli- ggbion or liability, except as between the City and State than exists by law without this ordinance and the said agreement. PASSED ~YD APPROV~]D THIS T~ FIFTEENTH DAY OF NOVEIlBER, 19~3. 'T A~ EST: CITY cLERK~ / / RESOLUTION FIXING HOLIDAYS TO BE OBSERVED BY THE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF UNi-~E~SITY PAR_K° BE IT RESOLVED BY '~.~HE BOARD OF CON~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY THAT the following days shall be officially observed by the officers and employees of this City of University Park: The First day of Jsmuary ~ each years The Fourth day of July in each year~ The first ~onday in September of each year, designated as Labor Day; The four~oh Thursday in each November, designated as Thanksgiving Day; The Twenty~fifth day of December in each year, being Christmas Day'; and on the said days, none of the offices and departments shall be.open for the transaction of business, except the Fire Department and Police Departments and the employees of the latter two departments~ who are required to work on the said days, shall be allowed one h~liday of one day as soon before or after said day as is convenient to be determined by the Chief of~,the Department. PASSED AND APPROVED, THIS THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, Ao Do 19~3o ATTEST RESOLUTION FIXING THE POLICY OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAPJ~ WITH REFERENCE TO SICK LEAVE FOR E~LOYE~ OF THE CITY OF UNIV~ ERSITY PARK. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~fISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: (a) THAT as part of the compensation for services to be rendered by the employees of the City of University Park, e~ch employe% who has been reg~larly employed by 'this City for a period of not less than one year and is required because of illness or disability resulting from accidental injury to be confined to his or her home or hospital, shall be paid, at a rate of compensation which is equivalent to the average weekly compensation paid such employee during the, three months next pre~, ceeding such disability, for the time of such disability not to exceed fifteen dsys in any one year~ unless such employee has not used such sick leave in preceeding years; provided however, that the current and c~mmulative sick leave shall not exceed a total of s~xty days, a~M that in deter~dming the cummlative sick leave, computation thereof shall be from the first day of January, 19~, with no allowance for any~nused sick leave prior to the first day of January, 19~J~; and (b) THAT the payment of all such sick leave compensation sha~ be upon the Certificate of the City Health Officer that there exists a disability which preclude~ the performance by such employee of his or her duties during such period° PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF NOVF~BER~ A o Do 19~5o ATTEST: RESOLUTION OF I~NICIPALITYREGARDING TRAFFIC REGULATION ON PRESTON ROAD HIG~VAY 289. ta~, State Highway Department of the State of Texas is desirous of const~cting WHEREAS, '~ ~ State Highway No. 289 through the City of University Park over Preston Road from Lovers Lane to State Loop L2; and WHEREAS, the State Highway Departme~t of Texas will not participate in the construction of said highway until and unless the City of University Park wilt agree to refrain from pern~tting en~ croac.hments upon the right~of~wey of said above mentioned streets~ and until m~d unless the City of ',University Park will agre~ to refrain from passing ordinances or laws fixing a speed limit of under twenty miles per hom~ on said above mentioned streets, and u~til mud unless the City of University Park will agree to refrain from erecting signs~ eemaphores~ and signals that v~ll give preference to local routes or that will hinder or delay traffic on said above mentioned streets. THEREFORE~ be it resolved by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park that, for and in consideration of the State Highway Department of the State of Texas constructing said Highway Nco 289 through the City of University Park over Preston Road from Lovers Lane to Loop ]2~ it hereby agrees ~W±th the State Highway Department of the State o£ Texas that it will not, in the futures pern~t encroachment on the right-of-way of said above mentioned streets; nor will it pass an ordinance or laws fi~ing a speed limit on the above mentioned streets of under twenty miles per hour; nor will it allow the erection of signs, semaphores, and signals that will give preference to local routes ~ich intersect ~W~th'said above mentioned streets nor that will slow up, hinder, or delay traffic on said above mentioned streets; nor v,ill it repeal or amend aI4v of the provisions of this resol~ion without the consent of the State Highway Co~mission~ This Resolution adopted and passed and approved at a regular meeting of the Boa~l of Commissioners on the Sixth day of December~ 1943. ATTEST: RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGPJ~E~ENT TO MAINTAIN STATE HIGHWAY 289 FRO~.~I LOVERS LANE TO LOOP 12o BE IT RJ~SOLVFD BY THE BOARD OF CO~{ISS[ O~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSIT~ PARK: THAT Ao L, Slaughter as Mayor and Lester L. Smith as City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized and directed for and on behalf o£ and as the act of the City of University Park to execute and deliver to the Texas Highw~yDepartment this City's Agreement that if project No. 91~6 and 7 is approved and constructed by the Highway Department, at its om'~ cost and expense, the City of University Park will maintain or cause to be maLntained the project on Preston Road from Lovers Lane to Loop 12 and will make ample provision each year for such maintenance. PASSED iND APPROVED THIS SIXTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1943. ATTEST: RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF C0~IS~ONERS, CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TO EXPRESS APPRECIATION FOR T~[E DILIGENCE OF CITY E~PLOYEES DURING THE YEAR 19~3, AND THE HOPE THAT F_~IPLOYEF~q IN M~LITARY S~:i~VICE ~LL SOON RETUP~N TO THEIR USUAL DUTIES. BE IT RESOLVED~ by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, that this Board hereby eXpress its appreciation to the employees of the City, who have carried on the activitiesil and functions of the Municipality under very trying circumstances during the year 1943, and that it now recognize and expressits appreciation for the sacrifice and splendid service being rendered to the Country and the people of this community by the numerous employees who have either volunteered for Military Se~ice or have been inducted under the Selective Service System, and express the hope that this Board has constantly had and ever retains, that each of these employees now in the Military Service will soon be able to return to their usual duties with this City, within a world at peace upon the victorious completion of their present service. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS TWENTIETH DAY OF DECF~ER, 19~3. I~'~YOR ATTEST: ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARX, RETAINING PART AND ABANDONING PART OF BRENTWOOD STREET AS SET OUT IN THIS ORDINANCE. WHEREAS, a public hearing, heretofore ordered and duly advertised, has been held and at the conclusion of such hearing, after affordLng all interested persons ample opportunity to be heard, it is the opinion of the governing body of the City of University Park that the follov~ng ordinance is in all things proper: BE IT O~AIFED BY THE BOAPD OF C0~9;ESSIONEP£ OF Th~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: (1) That of the right of way dedicated to public use, as a street designated as Brentwood Street, on a map or plat of UNIVERSITY AR%TEX ADDITION~ an addi~ tion to and now within the City of University Park in Dallas County, Texas, recorded in Volum~ 1~ Page AlL, of the Map and Plat Records of Dallas County, Texas~ title thereto be retained in this City for the public and that there be and there is retained for public us~ that certain tract or parcel of land described as follows: BEGINNING at a point which is !7~5 feet north of the Northwes~ 6orner 6f L~3t~l~' in B10ckF~f University Am~exx'. Addition, ~% addition to the City of University Park~ according to a map or plat thereof recorded in Volume l~ Page ~l~, of the Map ~nd Plat Records of Dallas County, Texas~ THENCE East 71.7 feet parallel with the rear lines of Lots l~. to l~ inclusive, of the said Bl~ck F extended to a point 17o5 feet North of the Northeast corner of Lot i in Block F of said addition~ THENCE So~th 17o5 feet to the Northeast corner of Lot 1, Block F, of said University ~rmex Addition~ THENCE East 50 feet, crossing Key' Street to the North- west co~ner of Lot 13, Block C of said Addition) THENCE North 17.5 feet~ T~ICE East parallel with the rear lines of Lots 13 to ~, inclusive, of Block c of said addition, 500 feet; TF~NCE South 17o5 feet to the Northeast corner of Lot A ' ° Block C, University Annex dditmon~ THENCE East 16 feet crossing an alley way', which is parallel with Hillcrest ~3;enue, to the Northwest corner of Lot 3, Block C, ~niversity A~me× Addition. THENCE contintdng 155 feet East along the North line Lot .3~ Block C, to the intersection of Hi]~crest Avenue; THENCE North along the West line of Hillcrest Avenue, 50 feet to the Southeast corner of Lot J~ Block B, University' Annex Addition; THENCE along the South line of Lot 3, Block B, University Annex Addition, West 152o5 feet to the Southwest corner of said lot; THENCE West 16 feet crossing alley to the Southeast cor~. net of Lot ~, Block B, University Annex Addition; THENCE South 1.7.5 feet; THENCE West 1078.8 feet paralleling along the rear lines of Lots ~ to 12, inclusive, of Block B, University Annex Addition, Lots 12 to 9, inclusive, of Clogenson Addition, as recorded on Page 353, Bol~uae l, of the Map and Plat Records of Dallas Cotmty~ Texas, smd Lots 6 to l, in.~ clusive, Block 2, of Wesley Place Addition, as recorded on Page ~62, Volum~ l, of the Plat Book Records of Dalla~ County, Texas~ to a point; THENCE North 1.7.5 feet to the Southwest corner of Lot 1, Block 2~ Wesley Place Addition~ THENCE West 50 feet to the Southeast corner of Lot 4, Block 1~ Wesley Piace Addition; THENCE South 17.5 feet; THENCE West paralleling the rear lines of Lots 4 snd 3, Block 1, Wesley Place Addition, 117 feet to the East line of High School Avenue; THENCE North 17.5 feet to the Southwest corner of Lot 3, Block l, Wesley Place Addition~ TKENCE West 23.7 feet to a point in High School Avenue; THENCE South 32°5 feet to the place of beginning° (2) That the Board of Commissioners find and it does affiz~atively find that the hereinafter described tracts of land, dedicated to public use, have not been devoted to and are not re- quired for public use; (3) That insofar as that certaim, ordinance passed and approved January ~, 1927~ abandoning a portion of the hereinafter described land is consistent herewith, be and it is ratified smd confirmed; (6) That the following described tracts or parcels of l~d lying, situated and being in the City of University Park and Dallas County, Texas, be and it is abandoned as a street and ordered closed to the public and is returned to the owners of the abutting property o~mers as provided by lawl. (a) BEGINNING at the Southwest corner of Lot 3, Block ]., Wesley Place Addition; THENCE East 117 feet to the Southeast corner of Lot &, Block l~ Wesley Place~Addition; THF~CE South 17.5 feets THENCE East 50 feet; THENCE North 17.5 feet to the Southwest corner of Lot 1, Block 2~ Wesley Place Addition~ THENCE along the South line of Lots 1 to 6, inclusive, B lock 2, Wesley Place Addition, Lots 9 to 12, Clogenson Addition and Lots L4 to &, inclusive, of Block B, Univ- ersity Annex Addition, 1078.8 feet to the Southeast cor~ net of Lot ~, Block B, University Annex Addition; THENCE South 17.5 feet along the East line of Lot 4, Block B, University Annex extended; THENCE West 12Z,5.8 feet to a point in the West line of Lot 3, Block l, Wesley Place extended; TRENCE North 17.5 feet to the point of beginning. 330 (b) BEGINNING at the Northwest corner of Lot 14, Block of Univers try Annex AdditionS THENCE East 717 feet to the Northeast corner of Lot 1, Block F, University Annex Addition; THENCE North 17.5 feets THENCE East 50 feetS T~NCE South 17.5 feet to the Northwest corner of Lot 13, Block C, Uz~iversity Annex Addition; THENCE East 500 feet to the Northeast corner of Lot ~, Block C, University Annex Addition. THENCE North 17.5 feet along the East line of Lot 4, Block C, ex*.~ended~ THENCE West 1267.0 feet to a point in the West line of Lot lA, Block F, extendedS THENCE South 17.5 feet to the point of beginning. ATTEST PASSED AND ~PROVED THIS SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 19~o ~AYOR CITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE ORDERING A GE~R-AL ~JNICIPAL ELECTION IN TM~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAPd( ON TUESDAY~ APRIL 1+~ 194~ FOR THE ELECTION OF A MAYOR ~D ~,VO CO~IISSiONF2~; FIXING T~fE Ti]~ PLACE AND M~k~NER OF HOLDING SAID ELECTION ~ APPOINTING JIDGES AND CLERKS THEREFOR. BE IT ORDAI~D BY THE BOARD OF COD~fISSIONER£ OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAPd(, TEXAS, THAT: A general election be and the same is hereby ordered to be held on the first Tuesday in Aprit~ being the fourth day of Aprit~ 19L~4~ for the purpose of electing a Mayor and two Co~mmissioners for the City of University Park~ Texas~ BE IT FURTHER ORDAIR~ED That the said election be held in the Fire Station at the City Hall of 'the City of University Park~ and the following named persons are hereby appointed Managers of the said election to-~lt: H. Ho Guice~ R. C. Duncm~ Mrs. Richard Gozzaldi~ Nrs~ Robert B. Metcalfe~ Mrs. Roger Harlan~ Judge Assoc.ate Judge Clerk C].erk Clerk mud such additional assistants as may be deemed necessary. The pools shall be opened promptly at seven o~clock, Ao Mo, and shall be closed promptly at seven o'clock, P~ M., on the said Fourth day of April~ 19~4o Said election shall be held ~der the provisions of the Laws of the State of Texas covering gener~ elections~ mud only du~ qualified voters who are residents of the City of Univer- sity Park shall be ~lowed to vote at said election. A copy of this Ordinanc~ signed by the Mayor of the City of University Park~ Texas~ and attested by the City Clerk~ shall se~e as proper notice of said election~ ~d the Mayor is hereby authorized ~d ~rected to have copies of the Ordinance posted in the City Hall and at three other public places in the City of University-Park, mhd is further authorized and directed to have said Election Ordnance published in Park Cities News~ a newspaper of general circulation in the City University Park~ which notice shall ~ published three consecutive times~ the date of the first publi- cation~ as well as the date of publishing s~d notice to be not less thmu thirty days prior to the election. Th~ STATE OF TEXA£ COUNTY OF DALLAS EXHIBIT A THIS RENTAL COhTRACT, made by and between the City of University Park, and Dallas Power & Light Company~ hereinafter referred to as Power Company° WITNESSETH : WHEREAS, Pov~r Company is operating an electrdc distribution system in the City' of Univer- sity Park, including the construction, maintenance and operation of poles, lines, transformers, meters and other fixtures in the streets, highways, easements, alleys~ parks and other places within the corporate limits of the City of University Park, under a franchise duly granted, which franchise does not provide for compensation to the City of University Park for the use and occupancy of the streets, alleys, sidewalks, easements, highways and other public ways and grounds, v~thin said City; and WHEREAS, Power Company's property and business in the City of University Park are operated in connection with a general physically connected system located within the City of Dallas which is operated under an indeternfi.nate service-at-cost franchise; and WHEREAS, the Dallas Franchise Ordinance purports, so far as it can legally do so, to equally apply to all property and business of the Power Company in Dallas County to the extent that the same are operated in connection with and as a part of a general physically connected system operated with~.n the City of Dallas; and WHEREAS~ it is the desire of the City of University Park and the Power Company to agree upon a reasonable rental and compensation for the use and occupancy of such streets~ alleys, side~ walks~ easements, highways or other public ways and ~rounds within the said City by and through the exercise of its proprietary powers in the execution and delivery of this agreement; NOW, THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the mutual covenants and agreements hereinafter stated and the mutual benefits to be derived therefrom, the parties do by these presents agree as follows: Power Company agrees 'to pay to the City of University Park each year, beginning v~ith and including the year 1943, a sum of money equal to four (4%) per cent of the annual gross receipts received by Power Company from the sale of electric power and energy to its customers within the corporate limits of the City of University Park other than those derived from the sale of energy for resale, so long as (1) Power Company continues to serve the City of University Park and the residents thereof with their respective electric service requirements, and (2) Power Company's Schedule of Rates for electric service rendered in the City of University Park is identical in all respects with its Sched~d.e of Rates applying to service rendered within the corporate limits of the City of Dallas~ and (3) Power Company continues to operate under aud in pursuance of the indeterminate se~;ice~at~cost franchise ordinance passed by the City Council of the City of Dallas on the 1st day of December, 19~3, and (4) The City of University Park accepts the annual payment provided for hereb in lieu of snd as payment for all municipal charges, fees, rentals, pole rentals, wire, tsxes, easement or franchise taxes, inspections, or other charges and taxes of every kind, except only ad valorem taxes and special assessments for the cost of public im~ provements and charges for ac'tug replacement of improve- ments demaged or removed by or for Power Company in the construction or repair of its lines° The payment heretofore made to the City of University Park by Power Compar4y for the years 19~3 and 19ZJ~, %ruder and pursuant to a contract with said City dated the 3rd day of~'ebruary 19~1, shall be credited against the payment due hereunder for the yes~ i9&3, and Power Company shall within ten (10) da$~ from the effective date of this agreement pay the balance due herem~der for the calendar year 19~3. Such annual payments hereafter shall be due smd payable on the fifteenth (15th) day of February of each year for the preceding calendar year, but may be paid quarter-annually by agreement between the City of University Park and Power Company. It is understood and agreed that should the City of University Park not have the legal power and authority to agree to accept the said payments on the te~ns herein provided, then the City of University Park agrees that it will apply said pay, ent upon Power Company's obligations, if any, to pay any municipal charge or imposition which may be lawfully levied or imposed, except ad valorem taxes° It is e×~ressly understood and agreed that this agreement is made by the City of University Park in its proprietary capacity and that it shall not be considered as an exercise or abdicatio n of any governmental or legislative function nor to abrogate or l~nit any other rights or powers that are now or may hereafter by express grant or implication of law be conferred upon the City of University Park by the State of Texas~ irrespective of whether the exercise of such f~ction, right or power be mandatory, elective or directory. Provided further and irrespective of the preceding conditions of termination, it is the intent of the parties that this agreement shall remain in full force and effect for ten (10) calendar years beginning Jsnuary !, 1944o It is further expressly provided and agreed that this agreement is ~ade subject to all existLug enacted ordinances of the City of University Park, or that may hereafter be enacted in the exercise of its police and regulatory functions° This agreement shall not be considered any part of or an amendment to the franchise hereto. fore granted the Power Company on the 19th day of Julys 1927o This contract shall be binding on ~nd inure to the benefit of the parties, their successor~ and assigns° This contract shall supersede and be in lieu of a contract of like nature executed by the Mayor of the City of University Park m%d Power Co~upany on the 3rd day of February, A. Do 1941. IN TESTD~Oh~ZWHEREOF, witness the signatures of the parties in quadruplicate this 21st day of March, A. D. 19&2~, as to the City of University Park, ~d the llth day of April, A. D. 19~4, as to Dallas Power & Light Compa~. CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, ATTEST: By~ A.L. Slau~hter (Signed) Lester L. Smith (Signed) Mayor City Clerk ~T~T: Ho B. Parris (Signed) Secretary DALLAS PO~JER & LIGHT CO~P~NY By. W.G. Moore (Signed) Approved as to legality and form : W. Autr~ Norton .(Signed Gener~t Counsel Dallas Power & Light Compm~y EXHIBIT B THIS AGREEMENT made this 21st day of March, 19~, between the CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAP~, TEX.~S, (called herein City) and DALLAS PO~ER & LIGHT CO~PANY, A Texas Corporation, (called herein the Company) WITNESSETH: The Company owns and operates an electric generating~ transmission and distributing plant and system and is engaged in distributing electricity for electric light, heat, power, and other purposes v~lthin the City under and by virtue of the Company's franchise from the City. The Company also owns an~ operates, as a part of such plant and distributing system a street lighting system by means of which it supplies the lighting service required by the City for the lighting of its streets, allwys, and public places. The City is desirous that said street lighting system from time to time be ex,.ended so as to provide for the installation of lamps at new and additional locations to be used for street lighting purposes° The City Council of the City at a regular meeting thereof duly held on the 20th d~y of March, 19Y+4, has, therefore, duly adopted a resolution authoriz~ung and direct~ lng the Mayor of the City, for and in behalf of the City to execute this agreement. ARTICLE 1 For the purpose of this agreement, the parties hereto agree that the proportionate part of the Company's property (exclusive of poles and cond~aits) so devoted to the City's street lighting system was equivalent as of December 31, 194~, to $17,297.81, and that the monthly percentage of 1 per cent payable thereon and on additions thereto as specified in Subdivision (a) of Article V hereof is inchsive of replacef~nents, ordinayy maintenance, taxes, insurance, accidents, general supervision, contingencies and retrain applicable to said property so devoted to street lighting. ARTICLE II Upon reasonable notice from the City to the Company, given at any time and from time to tLme after the date hereof, the Company will, at its own cost and expense, furnish and install at the location or locations, within the corporate lignite of the City as they now exist or may hereafter be extended, as specified by the City in any such notice, lamps of such standard character and of such candlepower as the City may request° Provided, however, that the Company shall n~t be required to install more than ten (lC) additional lamps as in this Article provided within the one (1) year period immediately prece~ng J~uary l, i95i~ The Cbmpany m~, however, eleCt tO i~tall more th~ ~en (lc) lamps upon the written request or requests of the City therefor ~lthin such one year period, and, upo so doing, the term hereof shall ipso facto be extended for a period of three (3) years from January 1951~ ARTICLE III Upon reasonable notice from the City to the Company given at any time and from time to tyne as to any lan~ps installed hereunder, the Company will transfer any lamp so installed at any then existing location to, and reinstall the same at any other location, with~_u the corporate limits of the Gity as they now e~cist or may hereafter be extended, as specified by the City in any such notice. Provided~ however, that the City will, within thirty (30) days after the completion of the transfer and reinstallation of any such lamp, reimburse the Company for aL1 cost incurred by it in connection with, or arising out of, the transfer and reinstallation of the same. ARTICLE IV The Company will, during the term hereof, (except when prevented by some of the causes specified in Article VII hereof), (a) supply the electric power and energy required to operate lamps heretofore installed and to be installed hereunder, .so as to produce illumination approximately equivalent to the rated candlepower of each lamp from dusk until dawn of each night, or from dusk until such hour each night as may be specified by the City provided, however, that if the City shall require the discornuection of lamps other than the entire circuit, the cost of so disconnecting and reconnecting such lamps shall be construed as patrolling hereunder, and (b) maintain said l~ps and street lighting system, including and msJ¢ing of necessary repairs, renewals, and the patrolling thereof, in accordance with the standards of good electrical practice o The City agrees to take from the Company during the stated term hereof and any extension thereof, all service required for the operation of the said street lighting system and to operate said system only with electric service furnished by the Company. ARTICLE V The City will, on or before 'the 15th day of each calendar month during the term hereof, pay to the Company for service rendered hereunder d~ring the preceding calendar month, a sum equivalent to: (a) $172.97, being I per cent of $17,297.81, the agreed proportion of Comp~s property (other than poles and conduits) devoted to the street lighting system as specified in Article I hereof, the basis upon which the I per cent to be paid by the City to the Company, pursuant to the provisions of this Subdivision (a), is calculated being subject to readjustment in the event of additions to, reconstruction of, or removals from equipment used exclusively for street lighting (other than poles and conduits), such readjustments to be made upon the basis of additions to, or removals therefrom, iu accordance with rules specified in the Company, s franchise from the City of Dallas with respect to additions to or removals from property value under said franchise~ provided that the said basis shall never be diminished below the sum of $7,500°00, plus (b) $33.62, being the agreed monthly contract rental for the total number of poles(whether owned by Company or by others) in use to support wires or other equipment used exclusively for street lighting, the agreed number of such poles being~ 1,O19 as of December 5l~ 19~5, to which rental there shall be added or deducted, as the cease may be, an amount equivalent to $0.03~ per month for each pole placed in m~e or ~lthdravm from use after December 5l, 19A5, to support wires or other equip~ent used exclusively for street lighting (whether such poles are owned by Company or by other); plus (c) an ~mount equivalent to $0°008 per month for each duct foot of conduit line ovmed by Company and placed in use or withdrawn from use after Decen%ber 51, 19~5, for carrying wires used ex- clusively for street lighting; plus (d) the actual cost to Company of lamp gloves, labor, material, and transportation used by Company during such preceding calendar month in inspecting and patrolling said street lighting system; plus (e) the amount payable for power and energy delivered to the street lighting system here- under during each preceding calendar month determined in accordance v~ith Rate FL-l, a copy of which is attached hereto, or any other rate that may become effective during the term hereof for the same class of service for which said Rate PL,1 is now applicable. ARTICLE VI The amount of energy supplied by the Company to the said street lighting system as herein provided shall be measured by means of one or more integrating watthour meters installed and maintained by the Company at suitable locations between the bus bar terminals and the terminals of s~uy transformerl regulator, or other device used in rendering street lighting service, in~ or near to~ the Company's generating station or stations, or sub-stationso Such meters shall be read monthly and the readings thereof shall be conclusive as to the amount of energy supplied to said street lighting system, unless, upon being tested~ said meters or any of them shall be found to register inaccurately and the error thereof shall exceed 2% of commercial accuracy° In applying the rate for current set forth in Sub~ division (e) of Article V, the s~nn total of all monthly meter readings taken in accordance here'~rith shall form the basis each month for the application of such rate. The amount of power supplied by the Company to the said street lighting system as herein provided shall be measured by one or more demand meters installed and maintained by the Company at suitable locations and attached to the aforesaid watthour meters, in or near the Compar~y's generating station or stations s~d/or sub-stations° The synchronized total of the readings of all such demand meters shall form the basis of maz~imum demand to be used in applying the Rate effective hereunder during the term of this agreement° The City may~ at its own cost ~d expense, install and mainta~ additional meters fq~ purpose of checking the meters so installed and maintained by the Company and the readings thereof. If the meters installed by the Company shall fail to register the energy delivered to said street lighting system during any period of time for any reason whatsoever, the amount of energy deli- vered during such period shall be measured by means of the meters so installed by the City, and, if the City shall not have so installed meters~ or if its meters shall also fail to register during the said period of time, the amount of energ~v so delivered shall be estimated according to the amou~t thereof delivered to said street lighting system during the same length of time past preceding said period wflen the said street lighting system was operated under substantially s~n[lar conditions~ Either party may-, upon two days' notice to the other, inspect and test such meters in the presence of a representative of the other party' and whenever any test shall show such meters to be registering in error beyond the limits specified in this Article, such meter shall be readjusted t© read within the li~ts of error so specified, and, whenever, said meters are so readjusted the readings: thereof shall be corrected and payments made accordingly° No such corrections shall be made, howevers. as 'to any bill rendered by the Company unless requested within thirty (30) days from the expiration o£ the calendar month in which the service is rendered° ARTICLE VIi The Company ~±I1 proceed with due diligence to furnish and install additional lamps when and as requested by the City in accordance w~th the provisions of Article II hereof, and v~ll make reasonable provisions to insure satisfactory service in accordance with the provisions hereof, but the Company shall not be liable for any delay in the completion of such installation or for damages occa- sioned by interruption, if such delay in completion or installation and/or such inter~mptions are caused by Act o£ God, or %he public enemy, accidents, fires~ explosions, strikes, riots, governmental inter- ference, inability to bbtain labor or delivezty of supplies and material, order of any court or judge granted in any bona fide adverse legal proceedings or action~ or any order of any commission or tri- bunal having jurisdiction in the premises, or by interruptions necessary to make repairs or changes in the Company's generating, transf.~ssion or other equipment, or without limitation by the preceding enumeration, any other act or thing reasonable beyond its control. The Company may temporarily interrupt any portion of the service which it herein agrees 'to furnish when it becomes necessary so to do in order to make repairs to its generating or distributing equipment~ but such interruptions shall not be continued for a longer period than is reasonably' necessary under the existing circom~stanceso ARTICLE VIII It is expressly understood and agreed that the Company shall not be liable to any irZaabi- rant or citizen of the City or to any other person, fi~ or corporation for any claim, demand, loss or damage of whatsoever nature or character dt~e to~ or arising out of~ any failure or interruption off lighting service hereunder~ that nothing in this agreement expressed or implied is intended or shall be construed to confer upon or give to any inhabitant or citizen of the City or to any person, firm or corporation other than the parties hereto, any right, remedy or claM~ under or by reason of this agreement or ~y covenant, condition or stipt~lation hereo£; and that all covenants, stipulations, promises and agreements in this agreement contained by or on behalf of the Company shall be and are for the sole and exclusive benefit of the parties hereto. ARTICLE IX This agreement shall continue in force until January 1, 1951, and for such further period as may be applicable pursuant to the provisions of Article II hereof, and thereafter until cancelled by either party giving to the other six (6) months~ notice in writing, which notice shall be given by the Company to the City by serving the same upon the Secretary of said City, and shall be given to the Company by the City by serving the s~e upon an executive officer thereof, which notices may also be served by depositing the same in the United States mail, registered, properly st~ped and addressed to such persons at Dallas, Texas. ARTICLE X This agreement supersedes all previous agreements, written or verbml, between the Company and the City for service mentioned herein, and all representations, pron~ses or other inducements, written or verbal, made with respect to the matters herein contained. This agreenmnt is sub ject to all law and govern,ental regulations and to the provisions of the Company's franchise from the City. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this agreement to be signed and executed in quadruplicate on the part of the City of University Park by the Mayor of said City and on the part of the Company by the Vice-President thereof, this the day and year first above written~ ATTEST: CITY OF UNIVERSI~T PARK, TEXAS Lester Lo Smith City Clerk (Signed) By___ A. Lo Slau&hter (Signed) Mayor ATTEST: DALLAS POWER & LIGHT C OI.~ANY .H. Bo Parris (Signed) By.__ Wo G. Moore _(Signed) Secretary Vice~President AGREEMENT FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE EXHIBIT C THIS AGP~ENT, made this 21st day of March, 1.~2,, between CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, a Texas municipality (hereinafter called City') and DALLAS PO~ER & LIGHT CO[~PANY, a Texas corporation (hereinafter called Company) : WITNESSETH In consideration of the premises, of the mutual covenants and agreements herein contained, aud of the mutual benefits to be derived herefrom, the parties hereto hereby covenant and agree as follows: l. Company will supply and sell, and City widd. take and pay for, the power and energy required for the operation of City~ s water pumping plants at the premises ovmed or occupied by City at the follov~ng locations in University MOCKINGBIRU~ LANE AND AP~TRONG AIR LINE ROAD NORTH OF MOCKINGBIRD LANE AT S M U STADIUN up to a demand of 500 k~za, in accordance with the terms and conditions of Company's Municipal P~mping Rate and Company's Rules and Regulations for Electric Service, both incorporated herein by reference and made a part hereof° Company also will supply and sell, and City will take and pay for, the power and energy required for the operation of any new or additione~ water pumping plants as may be in- stalled or operated by the City during the term hereof, and not exceeding the above stated demand of 500 kva~ provided, however~ that if in connection with the installation of any new units, ex- clusive of additions to present facilities, any special or unusual conditions arise involving an unusual expense on the part of the Company in furnishing power and energy to such facilities, then that portion of such unususl expense to be assumed by the City shall be determined by negotiation between the parties. However, failure to agree upon the amotmt of such expense to be assumed by the City shall not affect the obligation of either party hereto under the other terms and pro- visions of this agreement° 2. The power and energy to be delivered by the Company to the various existing water and p%~nping plants will be 60 cycle, three phase, alternating current at the following voltages (with reasonable variation in either direction to be allowed): ST ATION ~ower LiEhtinE Air Line Road Station %80 volts 120/240 volts Mockingbird Lane Station 22+0 volts The power and energy to be delivered by the Company to any new water pumping plant and such additions to existing plants is to be three phase, 60 cycle, alternating current and the voltage is to be of the character as maybe required by City and as can be furnished by the Company. It is understood that the service to be supplied hereunder by the Company will not be used in conjunction with light or power service derived from any other source, either by means of a throv~over switch or otherwise~ except when such service is supplied in accordance with a rate for standby service. The City agrees not to use or permit to be used power and energy delivered hereunder except for light, heat, and power p~poses upon the premises of the City, and not to sell or othe~w~ise dispose of any power and energy to be delivered hereunder. 3o The point of delivery for the electric service supplied hereunder shall be the junction of the Company's conductors or apparatus with those of City. Maintenance by the Company of the above stated voltage and frequency at said point of delivery shall constitute delivery of service for the purpose of this agreement. &o The term of this agreement shall be 10 years from January 1, 19~ Unless va~itten notice is given by either party hereto to the other not less than ~0 days before the expiration of this agreement, it shall be continued for another year and thereafter from year to year until terminated by said written notice served not less than 30 days before the expiration of any one such yearly period. 5o This agreement supersedes all prior agreements between City and Company for service mentioned herein, subject to such reguls~ory approval as shall be requisite to the valid- ity of this agreement. This agreement shall inure to the benefit of and be binding upon the respective heirs, legal representatives, successors and assigns of the parties hereto, but no assignment by City shall be binding upon Company until accepted in writing by the latter. IN VfiTNESS V~REOF the parties hereto have caused this agreement to be duly executed quadruplicate the day and year first above written° ATTEST: Lester L~ Smith City Clerk (Signed) CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS By. A o Lo S~la~hter (Signed) Mayor ATTEST: DALLAS POWER & LIGHT CO~PANY H~ Bo Parris Secretary ,(Signed) B~q W. G. Moore __(Signed) Vice-President RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO ENTER INTO AND EXECUTE, ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, AND THE CITY CLERK TO ATTEST, A RENTAL CONTRACT WITH THE DALLAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That the Mayor of the City of University Park, Texas, be, and he is hereby authorized to execute and enter into on behalf of and as the act and agreement of this City and the City Clerk of the City of University Park, Texas, be, and he is hereby authorized to attest a rental contract for the use and occupancy by Dallas Power & Light Company of the streets, alleys, parks, sidewalks, easements, highways, and other public ways and grounds, within the City of University Park, Texas, in the form of a contract~ a copy of which is attached hereto, made a part hereof, and marked Exhibit A o ATTEST: Passed by the unanimous vote of the Board and approved this twentieth day of March, 194&o CITY CLERK RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO ENTER INTO AND EXECUTE, ON BEHALF OF SAID CITY, AND THE CITY CLERK TO ATTEST, A STREET LIGHTING AGREEMENT WITH DALLAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That this City enter into and the Mayor of the City of University Park, Texas, be, and he is hereby authorized to execute, and the City Clerk of the City of University Park, Texas, be, and he is hereby authorized to attest an agreement covering the maintenance and operation of Dallas Power & Light Company's street lighting system within the City of University Park, Texas~ and the supply of electric power and energy required for such purpose, in the form attached hereto, made a part hereof, and marked Exhibit B. ATTEST: PASSED AND APPROVED THIS T~'~ENTIETH DAY OF MARCH, 1944o CITY CLERK RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO ENTER INTO AND EXECUTE, ON BEHALF OF SAID CITY, AND THE CITY CLERK TO ATTEST, A WATER PUMPING AGREEMENT WITH DALLAS PO'~R & LIGHT COMPANY. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~,~ISSIOhrERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That this City enter into and the Mayor of the City of University Park, Texas, be and he is hereby authorized to execute and enter into, and the City Clerk of the City of University Park, Texas~ be, and he is hereby authorized to attest an agreement for electric service for the operation of the City"s Water pumping plants, a copy of which is attached hereto, made a part hereof and marked Exhibit Co PASSED AND APPROVED THIS ~ENTIETH DAY OF M3_RCH, 19AA. ATTEST: CITY AN ORDINANCE CANVASING THE RETURNS OF THE CITY ELECTION HEID APRIL &., 1942, DECLMtING A. L. SLAUGHTER ELECTED MAYOR AND RALPH A. PORTER SD A. H. MEADOWS ELECTED CO~SSIONERS OF THIS CITY, AND ORDERING THEIR IMmeDIATE INSTALLATION o BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD CF CO18~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARKs TEXAS: FIRST That this Board of Commissioners find, and it does affirmatively find (a) as soon as possible after the election of a Board of Co~nissioners held in this City on the Fourth day of April, 19~J., this Board of Commissioners has received the official returns of such election duly filed with it by H. Ho Guice, Presiding Judge and the manager of such election; and (b) upon canvasing the returns thereof this Board of Commissioners finds and declares that at such election the follov~ing candidates received the number of votes set opposite their respective names - Mr. A. Lo Slaughter received 146 votes for Ma~or. Mro Ralph A. Porter received 149 votes for Commissioner. Mr. A. H. Meadows received 1~3 votes for Commissioner, and no other person received any votes for either of the said offices; and (c) Mr. A. Lo Slaughter is a person duly qualified by law to serve as Mayor of the City of University Park, end has done all things prerequisite to his assuming the duties of that office; and (d) Ralph A. Porter and A. H. Meadows are each duly qualified to serve as such, and have done aL1 things required by law to permit them to assume the duties of Commissioners of the City of University Park. SECOND That this governing body hereby officially and affirmatively find, and it does find and declare that at the election held in this City on the Fourth day of. April, 194&, A. L. (Albert Lloyd) Slaughter has been duly elected end shall forthwith be installed as Mayor of the City of University Park to serve as provided by law and until his successor has been duly qualified. THIRD This this Board of Commissioners find, and it does officially hereby affirmatively find and declare that Ralph A. Porter and A. Ho Meadows have each been duly elected at the election held in this City, on the first Tuesday in April Ao D. 1%4, as such and shall be forth- with installed as Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, to serve as such commissioners,ii as provided by Law, and until their respective successors have been duly qualified under the pro~ il visions of the lawo PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, 194%o ATTEST: CITY CLERK RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ACCEPTING BONDS TENDERED BY A. L. SLAUGHTER, RALPH A. PORTER, AND A. H. ~ADOWS, AS PRINCIP~S, AND NATIONAL SURELY CORPORATION, AS SURETY° BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COL%~ISSiONERSOF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That this Board find, and it does affirmatively find, that Ao L. Slaughter, has tendered his bond executed by him, as principal, and National Surety Corporation, as Surety, in the principal sum of Three Thousand and No/lO0 ($3000.00) Dollars, conditioned that he shall faithfully perform the duties of his office as Mayor to which he has been elected; and That Ralph A. Porter and A. H. Meadow~ have each tendered a bond in the principal sum of Three Thousand and No/lO0 ($3000.00) Dollars, conditioned upon the faithful performance of their respective duties as Commissioners, with National Surety Corporation as Surety; and That each of the said bonds are duly tendered in proper form, conditioned as required by law, and have acceptable sureties; and AN ORDINANCE EXCLUDING THE TERRITORY NORTH OF THE SOUTHERN LINE OF THE PRESENTLY PAVED PORTION OF NORTHWEST HIGHWAY FROM THIS CITY BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS O1~ THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: {A) That a strip of land seventy feet in width, being the north seventy feet of the right-of-~ay of Northwest Highway {wi~ich is also designated as "Loop 12") as shown in the Map and Plat Records of Dallas County, Texas, froi~a the west line of Preston 1-{oad to the east line of Hillcres~ Avenue, a distance of appro~ma~ely one mile, be and i~ ~s found to be vacan~ and uni~abited; and (B) That the said land and territory be and it is hereby excluded from the City so that/~ shall no longer be a part of the City of University Park, Te~as. PASs. ED AND APPR. OVED THIS THE FIRST DAY OF A/LAY, A.D. 1944 Attes2: ((Signed) Lester L. City Clerk Sn~ith (Signed) A. Mayor L. Slaughter STATE OC TEXAS COUNTY OF DALLAS I, Ralph E. Han~aan, 'Secretary of the City of University Park, Texas, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing Ordinance is a true and correct copy of the Ordinance passed by the Board of Conarnissioners of the City of Ul~versity Park, Te~s~ on ~he ls~ day of ~ay, 19~4, and recorded in Vol. 4, Page 334, Ordinance Book, at the City of U~versi~y Park City Hall. City Secretary 333 That the bonds so tendered by A. Lo Slaughter, Ralph Ao Porter and A. Ho Meadows be, and they are approved and accepted and ordered held in the permanent files of this City. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS SEVENTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1944, ATTEST: CITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE APPOINTING L. L. SMITH CITY CLERK AND EX OFFICIO TAX COLLECTOR AND ASSESSOR, CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, TERM BEGINNING APRIL 17, 1944, ENDING AT THE WILL OF THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE SAID CITY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~MISSIO~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS:- ~ That L. L. Smith be, and he is hereby appointed City Clerk and ex officio Tax Collector and Assessor of the City of University Park, effective immediately, to serve at the will of the governing body of the said City, and that the bond tendered by him conditioned upon the faithful per- formance of the duties of the said office executed by the said L. L. Smith, as Pri~-~cipal, and the National Surety Corporation, as Surety, in the penal sum of Ten Thousand and No/lO0 ($10~O00.00) Dollars, be, and it is found in all t?~ings proper and adequate and is accepted. ATTEST: PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF APRIL~ 1944. ~ITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COMMIS~[ ONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK DETERMINING THE NECESSITY FOR AND ORDERING THE IIIPROVEMENT OF A PORTION OF MOUNT VERNON AVENUE; DEFINING THE PORTION OF SAID STREET AS A SEPARATE DISTRICT; DECLARING THE PUR- POSE TO ASSESS PART OF THE COST OF THE !~PROVEMENTS AGAINST THE ABUTTING PROPERTY AND OWNERS THEREOF; AND DIRECTING THE CITY ENGINEER TO PREPARE AND FILE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS° BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIOneRS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That this Board finds, and it does affirmatively find, and it is true that there is and there is hereby declared to a necessity for the improvement of a portion of Mount Vernon Avenue within this City, as hereinafter described, by excavating, grading, and paving the same, including concrete curbs and gutters~ drains, and the necessary work in connection therewith, and it is hereby ordered that the said portion of Mount Vernon Avenue be so improved, to-wit: From the south line of Binkley Avenue, as presently improved, to the city' limits hereby designated, and to be known as District No. 91. Such district shall be and constitute an independent unit of improvement and the constru~ ction of the construction of the said improvements shall be wholly independent of the construction in any other district. The assessments to be levied in said district shall be levied according to the cost of the improvements in that particular district, and in accordance with the benefits accruing to the property by reason of said improvements in that particular district, wholly independent of the cost and of the benefits accruing by reason of the improvements in any other district. Orie tenth of the cost of such improvements, except for curb and gutters, shall be and is hereby ordered paid by the City of University Park~ The remaining portion of the entire cost of such improvements in said District No. ~ shall be paid by the ov~ers of the abutting property, and be assessed against the abutting propehty and respective owners thereof; such assessments to be made under the provisions of an act of the legislature passed June 6, 1927, entitled: "An Act Authorizing Cities to Improve Streets and Alleys, and make Assessments for Same"~, and particularly Section 7 thereof. The portion of the cost to be assessed against the property owners shall be paid in five ? equal ~stallments; One-fifth one year from the date of completion and acceptance of the work by the City of University Park; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date; one-fifth four years from said date and one-fifth five years from said date, together with interest at the rate of seven (7%) per centum per annum from said date of acceptance, providing that said assessments may be paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date of payment. The City Engineer is hereby directed to at once prepare and file plans and specifications for said work, setting out fully different standard materials and classes of work. AT TEST: PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIRST DAY OF MAY, A. Do 1944. - CITY CLERK ~ ORDINANCE EXCLUDING THE TERRITORY NORTH OF THE SOUTHERN LINE OF THE PRESENTLY PAVED PORTION OF NORTHWEST HIGHWAY FROM THIS CITY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMNISSIONERSOF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: (A) That a strip of land seventy feet in width, being the north seventy feet of the right- of-way of Northwest Highway (which is also designated as "Loop 22") as shown in the Map and Plat Records of Dallas County, Texas, from the west line of Preston Road to the east line of Hillcrest Avenue, a distance of approximately one mile,~ be and it is found to be vacant ~nd uninhabited; and (B) That the said land and territory be and it is hereby excluded from the City so that it shall no longer be a part of the City of University Park, Texas. ATTEST: PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIRST DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1944o AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTabLISHING A CORPORATION COURT IN AND FOR THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, PASSED SEPTEMBER 2, 1924, AND AMENDED APRIE 12, 1938, SO AS. TO CREATE THE OFFICE OF ASSOCIATE JUDGE. BE IT ORDAIh~D BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That an ordinance passed on the Second day of September, 1924, entitled: "An Ordinance creating and establishing a Corporation Court in and for the City of University Park, Texas, and declaring an emergency," as ~mended April 12, 1938, be and it is hereby amended to be and reas as follows: ARTICLE I: That there be and there is hereby created and established in and for the City of University Park, Texas, a Corporation Court to be styled and known as the CORPORATION COURT OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, which Corporation Court shall have and exercise such jurisdiction within the territorial limits of ~ said City as is conferred by Chapter Sixteen of Title 28 of the Revised Civil Statutes of Texas of 1925, together with all amendments thereto. ARTICLE II: Said Corporation Court shall have a seal having engraved thereon a star of five points in the center and the words: "CORPORATION COURT OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS," around the margin thereof~ the impress of which shall be attached to all proceedings, except subpoenas, issued out of said court, and shall be used to authenticate the official acts of the clerk and of the Recorder, where they are authorized or required to use the seal of office° ARTICLE III: The City Clerk of the City of University Park, Texas, shall be ex-officio clerk of said Corporation Court and he is hereby authorized to appoint a deputy, who shall have the same power as the said City Clerk. ARTIC~_E IV: (a) The said Corporation Court shall be presided over by a Judge to be nominated by the ~ayor and appointed by the Board of Commissioners by the City of University Park. (b) The Zover~g body Of the city Sba. ii ~s0 appoint ~ ASsociate Judge WhO Sh~ serve as and be the Judge or Recorded of said Court during the absence or inability of the Judge to serve. (c) The Mayor of the City of University Park, Texas, shall be and he is hereby made ex officio Recorded of the Corporation Court of the City of University Park, Texas, and in the absence of both the Judge and Associate Judge shall have all the powers, rights, and privileges of said office, as is conferred by lawo PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIRST DAY OF MAY, A. D. 19~o AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK DETERMINING THE NECESSITY FOR AND ORDERING THE IlfPROVEMENT OF A PORTION OF AP~TRONG BOULEVARD$ DEFINING THE PORTION OF SAID STREET AS A SEPARATE DISTRICT; DECLARING THE PURPOSE TO ASSESS PART OF THE COST OF THE IUd~ROVENENTS AGAINST THE ABUTTING PROPERTY AND O?~VERS THEREOF AND DIRECTING THE CITY ENGINEER TO PREPARE AND FILE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COM~IISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS; That this Board find, and it does affirmatively find, that there is and there is hereby declared to'a necessity for the improvement of a portion of Armstrong Boulevard within this City, as hereinafter described, by excavating, grading, and paving the same, including concrete curbs and gutters, drains, and the necessary work in connection therewith, and it is hereby ordered that the said portion of Armstrong Boulevard be so improved, to-wit: FROM THE SOUTH LINE OF LOVERS LANE TO THE NORTH LINE OF THE PRESENT PAVING ON ARMSTRONG BOULEVARD HEREBY DESIGNATED, AND TO BE KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 9~o Such district shall be and constitute an independent unit of improvement and the construc- tion of the said improvements shall be wholly independent of the construction in any other district° The assessments to be levied in said district shall be levied according to the cost of the improve- ments in that particular district, and in accordance with the benefits accruing to the property by reason of said improvements in that particular district, wholly independent of the cost and of the venefits accruing by reason of the improvements in any other district. One tenth of the cost of such improvements, except for curb and gutters, shall be and is hereby ordered paid by the City of University Park. The remaining portion of the entire cost of such improvements in said District No. 9& shall be paid by the owners of the abutting property, and be assessed against the abutting property and respective owners thereof; such assessments to be made under the provisions of an act of the legislature passed June 6, 1927, entitled: "AN ACT AUTHORIZING CITIES TO Ik~°ROVE STREETS ~d~D ALLEYS~ AND MAKE ASSESSmeNTS FOR SAME," and particularly Section 7 thereof. The portion of the cost to be assessed against the property owners shall be paid in five equal installments; One-fifth one year from the date of completion and acceptance of the work by the City of University Park; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date; one-fifth four years from said date and one-fifth five years from said date, .together with interest at the rate of seven (7%) per centmn per annum from said date of acceptance, providing that said assessments may be paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date of payment° The City Engineer is hereby directed to at once prepare and file plans and specifications for said work, setting out fully different standard materials and classes of work. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 19A%o ATTEST: CITY CLER~K AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK DETERKINING THE NECESSITY FOR AhD ORDERING THE IMPROVEMENT OF A PORTION OF~TULANE AVENUE; DEFINING THE PORTION OF SAID STREET AS A SEPARATE DISTRICT; DECLARING THE PURPOSE TO ASSESS PART OF THE COST OF THE D~I°ROVE~v~NTS AGAINST THE ABUTTING PROPERTY AND OV~ERS THEREOF; AND DIRECTING THE CITY ENGINEER TO PREPARE AND FILE'PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. BE IT ORDAIh~D BY THE BOARD OF CO~2~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TF~IAS: That this Board find, and it does affirmatively find, and it is true that there is and there is hereby declared to a necessity for the improvement of a portion of Tulane Avenue within the City, as hereinafter described, by excavating, grading, and paving the same, including concrete curbs and gutters, drains, and the necessary work in connection therewith, and it is hereby ordered t.~at the said portion of Tulane Avenue be so improved, to-wit: FROM THE SOUTH LI~ OF A~ERST STREET AS PRESEh~LY M~ROVED, TO THE NORTH LINE OF THE PAVING ON LOVERS L~NE, AND TO BE KNO~ AS DISTRICT N0o 92. Such district shall be and constitute an independent unit of improvement and the constructi°n of the said improvements shal! be ~holiy independent of the construction i~ any other district. The assessments to be levied in said district shall be levied according to the cost of the improvements in that particular district, and ~ accordance with the benefits accruing to the property by reason of said improvements in that particular district, wholly independent of the cost and of the benefits accruing by reason of the improvements in any other district. One tenth of the cost of such improvements, except for curb snd gutters, shall be and is hereby ordered paid by the City of University Park. The remaining portion of the entire cost of such improvements in said District Noo92 shall be paid by the om~ers of the abutting property, and be assessed against the abutting property and respective owners thereof; such assessments to be' made under the provisions of an act of the legislature passed June 6, 1927, entitled: "AN ACT AUTHORIZING CITIES TO I~ROV'E STREETS AND A~YS, AND ~KE ASSESS~TS FOR S~," and particularly Section 7 thereof. The portion of the cost to be assessed against the property owners shall be paid in five equal installments; One-fifth one year from the date of completion and acceptance of the work by the City of University Park; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date; one-fifth four years from said date; and one-fifth five years from said date, together with interest at the rate of seven (7~) per centum per annum from said date of acceptance, providing that -said assessments msy be paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date of payment. The City Engineer is hereby directed to at once prepare and file plans and specifications for said work, setting out fully different standard materials and classes of work. ATTEST: PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1944. AN ORDINANCE OF THE BO~d~D OF C0~[ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF b~IVERSITY PARK, DETERMINING NECESSITY FOR AND ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION OF SID~ALKS ALONG PROPERTY ABUTTING ON THE ~EST SIDE OF HILLCREST AVENUE FROM GRAN~A AVE~H~ TO BINKLEY AVENUE AND ON PROPERTY ON T~ EAST SIDE OF HILLCREST AVENUE AT DANIELS AVENUE; DEFINING ~FHE PORTIONS OF SAID RIGHT OF WAY TO BE I~..~ROVE~, AS SEP~RATE DISTRICTS; DECLARING THE PURPOSE TO ASSESS THE COST OF THE SIDEWALKS AS SO I~ROVED AGAINST THE ABUTTING PROPERTY ~ THE OWNERS THEREOF; A~ DIRECTING THE CITY ENGINEER TO PREP!~E ~2~D FILE PLANS AND SPECI- FICATIONS. BE IT 0RDAINE0 BY THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF U~IVERSITY PJRK, TEXAS: That this Board find, and it does affirmatively find and declare that there is a necessity for the improvement of a portion of the right of way of Hillcrest Avenue within this City, as here- inafter described, by constructing concrete sidewalks and doing the necessary work in co~mection there-i r with, and it is hereby ordered that the sidewalks on Hillcrest Avenue be so improved, to-wit: 337 feet parallel with the paving on Hillcrest Avenue and abutting on Lot 8, Block J, of University Park Re-subdivision, hereby designated as and to be knov~ as District Nco 95~ HILLCREST AVENUE: from the concrete sidewalk on Granada Avenue at Hillcrest Avenue South to the side- walk on Binkley Avenue at Hillcrest Avenue~ hereby designated and to be known as District Nco 96° Each district shall be and constitute an independent unit of improvement, and the construction of the said improvements shall be wholly independent of the construction in any other district. The assess- ments to be levied in said district shall be levied according to the cost of the sidewalks in that particular district~ and in accordance with the benefits acc~g to the property by reason of said improvements in that particular district, wholly independent of the cost and of the benefits accruing by reason of the improvements in any other district° The entire cost of such improvements in said Districts Nos 95 and 96 and shall be paid by the owners of the abutting properby, and be assessed against the abutting property and respective owners thereof~ such assessments to be made under the provisions of an act of the legislature passed June 6, 1927, entitled~ "AN ACT AUTHOEIZING CITIES TO I~ROVE STREETS AND ALLEYS, AND ~KE ASSESSlgNYfS F©~ SAME," and particularly Section 7 thereof. The portion of the cost to be assessed against the property owners shall be paid in five equal install-. ments: One-fifth one year from the date of completion and acceptance of the work by the City of Univ- ersity Park~ one-fifth two years from said date~ one-fifth three years from said date, one-fifth four years from said date and one-fifth five years from said date, together with interest at the rate of seven (7) per centmn per annum from said date of acceptance, providing that said assessments may be paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date of payment. The City Engi eer is hereby directed to at once prepare and file plans and specifications for said work,~ setting out fully different standard materials and classes of work. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF MAY, Ac Do 1944~ ATTEST: CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARE ES CRO~ RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of University Park, Dallas County, Texas, that the s~ of $~,900o00 available from the funds of said City is hereby approved and set aside, and v~ll be placed in escrow in the Hillcrest State Bank of Dallas, Texas, specially or regular designated depository for said City to be used exclusively io~ payment of the City's share of the cost of the work to be performed on that portion of State Highway 289 located between Lovers Lane end Loop No. 12 in the City of University Park in accordance with the terms of an agreement between the City of University Park end the State of Texas~ dated Noven~oer 17, 194~ and as authorized by the Texas Highway Commission by its ~nutes Numbered 18305 and 19538~ end that said sum of Four Thousand Nine H~mdred and no/lO0 Dollars ($~900~00) be a~d is hereby appropriated~ set aside and placed in escrow and to be expended exclusively for reimbursing the Texas Highway Department for the construction of the City~s portion of the proposed improvement, as provided in said agreement between the City and the Sta~te of Texas. Vouchers are to be submitted by the Texas Highway Department covering work done, when duly approved by the City, checks or warrants will be issued in payment and shall be made payable to the State Treaso~er; credit State Highway Funds end sent to the Texas Highway Department. Said funds to be paid by said depository only upon written authority by the State Highway Engineer of Texas or his authorized representative o PASSED AND ~PPROVED THIS THE FIFTH DAY OF JUNE, A~ D. 194~. AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIf$~ERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS, PROVIDING FOR THE USE OF THE UNIVERSITY PARK SWI~g{ING POOL BY CERTAIN PERSONS, PROVIDING RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE USE OF THE POOL, PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIO~ LATION OF THE RULES AND REGULATIONS, REPEIaLING ALL ORDINANCES NEY~ETOFORE ADOPTED AND DECLARING AN F~RGENCY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BO.%RD OF COIv~fiSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, THAT the University Park Swim~iD~ Pool may be used by white persons living in University Park, or owning property in University Park under the following regulations: (A) All persons over eight years of age, upon making application to the office of the City Secretary, may secure annual permits to swim in the pool~ The charge for these permits shall be $3.60 per year, including Federal tax. (B) The City Secretary shall issue a tag to each person thus applying for a permit. This tag MUST be worn~o~ the bathing suit where it can easily be seen by the swiamming pool attendant. (C) If the tag is lost, a duplicate may be secured from the City Secretary for which an additional charge of $1oOO will be required~ (D) Residents of University Park may secure at the office of the City Secretary guest cards for bona fide guests at the rate of 50 cents for each guest for each time they use the pool~ (E) White persons living in University Park, or owning property in University Park, but not owning annual permits, may use the svd3mming pool upon paying a charge of 50 cents per person for each time they use the poolo (F) The swimming pool shall be open during the months of June, July, August and September, if the weather is favorable. It shall, be open between the hours of 7 A. M. and lO P. ~o Any person ~imming in the pool at other hours shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. (G) Tags are not transferable, and any person using a tag, belonging to someone else, may be ejected by the s~rl~ming pool attendant and the tag taken up. In such cases, the tag may be re- stored to the proper owner if sufficient proof is offered that the illegal use w~s done without the o~er~s permission. (H) Persons having contagious or communicable diseases shall not enter nor be allowed to enter the pool. (I) Children under eight years of age may use the pool when accon~anied by a parent or guardian without charge except if the parent or guardian desires that such child be permitted to ?~roll in one of the swimming instruction classes then the parent or xuardian shall secure an annual ~ermit in the form of a tag from the City Secretary and the cost of said permit ~rlll be the same as charged an adult, that is $~.60 for the season. (J) All bathers must use the shower before entering the poolo (K) The following shall be the rules of conduct governing the pool~ (1) Bathers shall so conduct themselves as to allow the maximum enjoyment of the pool by other bathers. (2) Indecent familiarity v~ll not be permitted, and no person shall commit any act of familiarity nor do any indecent thing within the area within which the pool is located. (3) No inner tubes or floaters will be allowed at the deep end of the pool. (&) There shall be no use of indecent or obscene language. (5) No stones nor rubbish of any character shall be thro~ into the pool. (6) No person shall enter nor be allowed to enter the pool while under the influence of intoxicants. (7) Bathers shall not eat food, smoke or chew tobacco while in the pool. (8) Only one person at a time shall be allowed to spring from the diving board° No person shall go upon any diving board while another is on it. (9) There shall be no diving in shallow water. (L) The attendant may eject from the pool any bathers guilty of indecent conduct, or for violation of any of the above regulations, or anyone who is so using the pool as to annoy other bathers and prevent their full enjoyment of the pool after havir~g first been warned by the attendant. facilities or enjoy the privileges of the said swimming pool without first paying the charges therefor as herein provided° Bathers shall wear raincoats, robes or similar garments over their bathing suits in going to and from their homes to the pool~ Any person guilty of violating any of the above regulations shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined in any sum not to exceed $50o00. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTH DAY OF JUNE, A o Do 1944~ AN ORDINANCE REAPPOINTING RALPH E. HANEAN, CITY CLERK AND EX OFFICIO TAX ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR, CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, EFFECTIVE NAY 25, 19&2~, AND CONFIP~ING ACTION REFLECTED IN THE NINVJTES OF A SPECIAL NEETING OF THE BOI~D OF CO~SSIONERS HELD NAY 23, 19~ o BE IT ORDAIMED BY THE BOARD OF COk~IISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: - THAT Ralph E. Hamman be and he is hereby appointed City Clerk and Ex Officio Tax Assessor and Collector of the City of University Park effective May 25, 19~J,, and THAT the action taken in the special meeting of the Board of Commissioners, Nay 25, 19~4, is hereby ratified and confirmed, and THAT the bond tendered by Ralph E. Hamman conditioned upon the faithful performance of the duties of the said office executed by the said Ralph Eo Hamman, as Principal, and the Glen Falls Indemhity Company, as Surety, in the penal sum of Ten Thousand and No/lO0 ($10,000o00) Dollars, be, and it is found in all things proper and adequate and is accepted° PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTH DAY OF JU~ A~ Do 19~J+~ NAYOR CITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COi~IISSIO~rERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, REGULATING TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY REQUIRING OPERATORS TO BRING ALL VEHICLES MOVING EAST ON DANIELS AVENUE TO A FULL STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ENTER THE INTERSECTION OF HILLCREST AVENUE, AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOndeD OF CO~ISSIONERS OF T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAPal: That a stop sign be placed on Daniels Avenue at the West side of Hillcrest Avenue, within the City of University Park, and that all persons while operating an automobile, motorcycle, bicycle, truck or other vehicle, be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed East on Daniels Avenue into or across Hillcrest Avenue, without having first then and there brought and caused such vehicle, or other vehicle, to come to a full and complete stop, at and to the right of the said stop sign, and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or aoross the intersection of Daniels Avenue and Hillcrest Avenue without coming into contact or col- lision with any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object~ Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction~ be deemed guilty of a n~isdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sore nbt to exceed One Hundred Dollars (100) This Ordinance shall be effective immediately after its passage and publication as required by law and if any part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall never-the-less be effective PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE NINETEENTH DAY OF JUN~, A. D. 194~. / ATTEST: / CITY CLERK MAYOR AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, REGULATING TRM~FIC IN SAID CITY REQUIRING OPERATORS TO BRING ALL VEHICLES MOVING EAST ON GLEN~CK LANE TO A FULL STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ENTER THE INTERSECTION OF HUNTERS GLEN ROAD AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~MISSIOh~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That a stop sign be placed on Glenwick Lane at the West side of Hunters Glen Road, within the City of University Park, and that all persons while Operating an automobile, motorcycle, bicycle, truck or other vehicle, be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed East on Glenwick Lane into or across Hunters Glen Road, without having first then and there brought and caused such vehicle~ or other vehicle, to come to a full and complete stop, at said stop sign, and 'thus r~main stoloped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across the intersection of Glen-~ick Lane and Hunters Glen Road without coming into contact or collision with any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object. Anyone violating any part of this ordinm~ce shall, upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred Dollars ($100). This ordinance shall be effective immediately after its passage and publication as required by law, andlif any part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall never-the-less be effective~ PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE NINETEENTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 19~ AN ORDINANCE DEFINING RESTAURANT, ITIt~R~d~T RESTA~JR~j~T, F~PLOYEES, UTENSI.LS~ HEALTH OFFICER, ETC .,REQUIRING PERMITS FOR THE OPERATION OF SUCH ESTABLISHMENTS, PROHIBITING THE SALE OF ADULTERATED~ UNWHOLESO..~E OR ~ISBRANDED FOOD OR DRINK, REGULAT- ING THE INSPECTION, GRADING, REGRADING, AND PLA- CARDING OF SUCH ESTAB LISHI~ENTS, THE ENFORCE~ENT OF THIS ORDINANCE, AND THE FIXING OF PENALTI~. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~fl~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1o DEFINITIONS The following definitions shall apply in the interpretation and the enforcement of this ordinance: (a) RestauraHt ~The term "restaurant" shall mean each place and all places wher~ meals or refreshments are offered for sale or m~y be obtained by the public and shall include, but not be limited to, cafe, coffee shop, cafeteria, short-order cafe, luncheonette, tavern, sandwich stand, soda fountain, and all other public eating or drinking establishments, as well as kitchens or other places in which food or drink is prepared for sale elsewhere. (b) Itinerant Restaurm~t. - The term "itinerant restaurant" shall mean a restaurant, as above defined, operating for a period of time not exceeding thirty days and shall include and mean one operating for a temporary period in connection with a fair, carnival, circus, public exhibition or other similar gathering. (c) Employee. - The term "employee" shall mean any person who handles food or drink duan- ing preparation or serving, or who comes in contact with any eating or cooking utensils, or who is employed in a room in which food or drink is 'prepared or served. (d) Utensils. - "Utensils" shall include any kitchenware, tableware, dishes, glassware, cutlery, utensils, containers, all vessels, or other equipment used in serving food or drink, or with which food or drink comes in contact during storage~ preparation, or serving. (e) Health Officer. - The term "Health Officer" shall mean the City Health Officer of the City of University Park, Texas, or his authorized representative. (f) Person. - The word "person" shall meam person, firm, partnership, corporation, or association. SECTION 2, PERMITS It shall be unlawftul for any person to operate a restaurant in the City of University Park who does not possess an unrevoked or unforfeited permit from the Health Officer, and in whose place of business such permit is not posted in a conspicuous place. Only persons who comply with the requirements of this ordinance shall be entitled to receive and retain such a permit° A person conducting an itinerant restaurant shall also be required to secure a permit. Such a permit shall be temporarily suspended by the Health Officer upon the violation by the holder of any of the terms of this ordinance, or revoked after an oppo~bunity for a hearing by the Health Officer upon either serious or repeated violation° SECTION ~._HEALTH CERTIFICATE REQUIRED OF E~LOYEES AND OPERATORS. (a) Before coming in contact with the production~ handling, storage, or transportation of food or food products, or operating or becoming employed in any restaurant within the City of University Park~ every person shall apply for, and, if entitled thereto, shall receive a certificate from the City Health Officer certifying to the fact that~ within six months, laboratory and other examination have been made indicating that such person is free from any transmissibl~ condition of any communicable and infectious disease and that skid person is free of any disease capable of b~ing spread through food or foodd products. (b) No person who is affected with any disease in a communicable form or is a carrier of such disease shall work in any restaurant, ~nd no restaurant shall employ any such person or any person suspected of being affected with any disease in a co~mmunicable form or of being a carrier of such disease. If the restaurant manager suspects that any employee has contacted any disease in a communicable fora or has become a carrier of such disease he shall n~ify the Health Officer ~mmediately~ A placard containing this section shall be posted in all toilet rooms. (c) No person shall handle or be permitted to handle food in anyway or be employed in any restaurant or other food establishment within the City of University Park unless nor until such person then and there has in his or her possession at all times a Certificate of Health issued by the City Health Officer of the City of University Park, stating that such person is free from communicable disease and that such person does not have or is not a carrier of any communicable disease. Health Certificates shall be renewed semi-annually. No person who operates any food establishment shall employ any person wo work in such food establishment who does not have in his or her possession such a Health Certificate, which certificate has been issued within six months next preceding. The City Health Officer may cancel a Health Certificate of any person when, after examination, such person is found to have some communicable dieease or is the carrier of such disease. (d) The City Health Officer of the City of University Park may at his discretion.require the re-examination of any food handler at any time, and the City Health Officer is hereby granted full power and authority to exantine or require the exantination of every person employed in each restaurant in University Park as frequently as he deems necessary for the protection of the public health° No person so employed shall fail, neglect, or refuse to.submit to such examination. SE~?ION A o PLACARDING OR PUBLIC DISPLAY OF GRADE NOTICE Every restaurant shall display at all times, in a place designated by the Health Officer, a notice approved by the Health Officer, stating the grade of the establisl~nento In the event any card is issued to any person, firm or corporation, showing the grade of any restaurmut, and the ownership of such restaurant shall change or the condition thereof shall change so as to not be of the grade sho~ upon the said card, the person, firm or corporation to whom such card is issued shall forthwith surrender it to the Health Officer° No person in charge of any restaurant shall display, cause or permit to be displayed any card showing or purporting to show the grade of said establisl~aent within the City of University Park except as provided by the terms and st~p~.~tmons of this ordinance° SECTION ~.~__PEP&IIT A~D GRADE NOT TRANSFERABLE~i~ The permit provided herein shall not be transferable nor give authority to any person, firm, corporation or association, other than the one to which such permit is originally issued, to ~ conduct or operate a restaurant, i SECTION 6. EXA~ffNATION AND CONDEMNATION OF UNWHOLESOKE OR ADULTERATED FOOD OR DRINK. Samples of food, drink, and other substances may be taken and examined by the Health Officer as often as may be necessary for the detection of unwholesomeness or adulteration. The Health Officer may condemn and forbid the sale of, or cause to be removed or destroyed, any food or drink which is unwholesome or adulterated. No person shall thereafter sell or offer for sale any part of any food or drink so condemned° SECTION~.. INSPECTION OF RESTAURANTS. At least once every two months the Health Officer shall inspect every restaurant located within the City of University Park. In case the Health Officer discovers the violation of any item of sanitation required for the grade then held, he shall m~e a second inspection after the lapse of such time as he deems necessary for the defect to be remedied, and the second inspection shall be used in determining compliance with the grade requirements of this ordinance° Any vio- lation of the same item of this ordinance on such second inspection shall call for immediate de- grading or suspension of per~mito One copy of the inspection report shall be posted by the Health Officer upon an inside wall of the restaurant, and said inspection report shall not be defaced or removed by any person except the Health Officer. Another copy of the inspection report shall be filed with the records of the Health Department. The person operating the restaurant shall upon request of the Health Officer permit access to all parts of the establisb~nent and shall permit copying any or all records of food purchased. SECTION 8. THE GRADING OF RESTA~ANTS. The grading of all restaurants shall be based upon the following standards: SANITATION RF~UIRE~NTS FOR GRADE A RESTAURANTS All Grade A restaurants shall comply with all of the following items of sanitation: ITEM 1. FLOORS The floors of all rooms in which food or drink is stored, prepared,or served~ or in which ~bensils are washed, shall be of metal, tile, concrete, or of such other impervioUs construction as to be easily cleaned~ shall be smooth, and shall be kept clean and in good repair. ITE~ 2. WALLS AND CEILINGS Walls and ceilings of all rooms shall be kept clean and in good repair. All walls and ceilings of rooms in which food or drink is stored or prepared shall be finished in light color. The walls of all rooms in which food or drink is prepared or utensils are washed shall have a smooth, washable surface up to the level reached by splash or spray, and over any other area upon which grease might reasonable be expected to collect. IT___~_ 3. DOORS A~ WINDOWS All openings into the outer air shall be effectively screened and doors shall be self- closing, unless other effective means are provided to prevent the entrance of files, and flies are absent° LIGHTING All rooms in which food or drink is stored or prepared or in which utensils are washed shall be well lighted. I_T_EM ~. __V_ENTILATION All rooms in which food or drink is stored, prepared, or served, or in which utensils are washed, shall be well ventilated, and free of disagreeable odors and free from condensation~ ITEM 6. TOILET FACILITIES Every restaurant shall be provided with adequate~and conveniently located toilet facilities of the flush type for its employees, shall have floors of concrete, tile or other non-absorbent mater~ ial, and shall conform v~th the ordinances of the City of University Park. Toilet rooms shall be separate from and not open directly into any room in which food, drink,or utensils are handled or stored, and there shall be provided separate toilets for colored and wkite employees° The doors of all toilet rooms shall be self-closing, Toilet roo~ shall be provided with fly-proof doors, and be kept in a clean condition~ in good repair~ and well lighted s~d ventilated. Handwashing signs shall be posted-in each toilet room used by employees~ All plumbing, including toilets, sinks and lavatories, shall be connected to the sanitary sewer at the operator's cost. ITE~____~7. WATER SUPPLY. Rmaning water under pressure shall be easily accessible to all rooms in which food is pre- pared or utensils are washed, and the water supply shall be adequate, and of a safe, sanitary quality~ so that (1) ruffling water under pressure is easily accessible to all rooms in which food is prepared or utensils are washed; (2) the water is ample in quantity tO ~SU~e proper cle~ing Of fl0o~S] equipment, and utensils; (5) the water supply conforms with the construction, operation, and sanitation standards of the State Board of Health. ~"iT~lf 8~ LAVATORY FACILITIF£ Adequate and conve~tient hand-washing facilities, including hot and cold running water, soap and approved ~dividua! sanitary towels, shall be provided by every person operating a restau~ rant in the City of University Park. The use of a co~'~non towel is prohibited~ No employee shall res~ne work after using the toilet room ~thout first washing and drying his or her hands° IT__~_~. CONSTRUCTION OF UTENSILS AND EQUIPmeNT (a) All multi-use utensils and all show and display cases or windows, counters, shelves, tables, refrigerating equipment, sinks, and other equipment or utensils used in connection with the operation of a restaurant shall be so constructed as to be easily cleaned and shall be kept clean and in good repair. Utensils containing or plated with cadmium or lead shall not be used, pro~ vi~ed that solder containirg lead may be used for jointing. (b) No dish, receptacle or utensil to hold or convey food, refreshments or food products shall be used or kept in or by any restaurant or other establishment or any factory if said 8ish, receptacle or utensil is chipped, cracked, broken, or so constructed as to render its cleansing or streilization either impossible, doubtful or difficult~ ITEM iO~__C~.~ANIh'G ;AD B__7~.CTERICIDAL T?dEAT~ENT OF UT~SIL~ ~J~D EQ_UIP~NT_. (a) All equipment, including display cases or windov~, counters, shelves, tab!es~ refrigerators, stoves, hoods, and sinks, shall be kept clean and free from dust, dirt, insects, aud other contan~nating material. All cloths used by waiters, chefs, and other employees shall, be clean° Single-service containers shall each be used only one time. (b) All multi-use eating ey~ drinking utensils shall be thoroughly washed in warm water containing soap or an alkali cleanser until entirely clean to the sight and touch, and effectively subjected to an approved bacbericidal process after each usage. All multi-use utensils used in the preparation or se/Wing of food and drink shall be thoroughly cleaned and effectively subjected to an approved bactericidal process immediately follov~Lng the day's operation. Drying cloths, if used, shall be clean and shall be used for no other purpose. (c) By "approved bactericidal process" is meant the application of any method or sub- stance for the destruction of pathogens and all other organisms so far as practicable, and which, in~i the opinion of the Health Officer, is effective and does not adversely affect the equipment or the food or dr~ or the health of the consumer. ~ (d) After cleaning, all such utensils shall be: (1) placed in wire cages, thoroughly rinsed in a vat or sink of clear hot water, and then immersed for at least three minutes in a third vat or sink of clean, clear hot water heated to a minimumtemperature of at least 170 degrees F~ren~eit, or for at least one minute in boiling water° Unless actually boiling water is used, an ~pproved thermometer shall be available, convenient to the vat~ The pouring of scalding water over w~shed utensils shall not be accepted as satisfactory compliance; or (2) exposure in a steam cab- inet equipped with an indicating thermometer located in the coldest zone to at least 170 degrees Fahrenheit for at least 15 minutes, or to at least 200 degrees Fahrer~eit for at least five minutes; or (3) exposure in a properly designed oven or hot-air cabinet equipped ~th an indicating ther- mometer located in the coldest zone to hot air at a temperature of at least 180 degrees Fahrenheit for at least 20minuteso (e) No article,polish, or other substance containing any cyanide preparation or other poisonous material shall be used for the cleansing or polishing of utensils. (f) No napkin, cloth or other article that has been used shall be furnished to or offered for the use of any person until such napkin, cloth or other article shall have been lau~dered or sterilized subsequent to any other use. (g) All milk bottles shall be thoroughly washed and replaced in cases before being returned to the dairy or milk plant. ITE~ ~. STORAGE AND HANDLING OF UTENSILS AND EQUIPMENT. (a) After bactericidal treatment, utensils sha!] be stored in a clean, dry place, pro- tected from flies, dust, and other contamination, and shall be handled in such a manner as to pre- vent contamination as far as practicable. Single-service utensils shall be purchased only in sanitary containers, shall be stored therein in a clean, dry place until used, and shall be handled in a sanitary manner. (b) All utensils used in restaurants shall be conveyed from kitchen to dining rooms on trays. No napkin, straws, toothpicks, or other articles shall be offered for the use of any person if said napkin, straws, toothpicks, or other articles have not been securely protected from dust, dirt, insects, rodents, and other means of contamination. All ice-cream dippers and scoops shall be stored in hot or running water. ~ITE~ 12. DISPOSAL OF WASTES. (a) All wastes shall be properly disposed of, and all garbage and trash shall be kept in tight, 'non-absorbent, and easily washable receptacles which are covered with close-fitting lids while pending removal. (b) All garbage, trash, and other waste material shall be removed from the premises as manner approved by the Health Officer° (c) All garbage receptacles shall be washed when emptied, and treated with a disinfectant to prevent nuisance. (d) There shall be no cross-connection or possible back siphonage of waste, used water, or refuse into the water supply. ITEM~GERATION. (1) AL perishable food or drink shall be kept at or below 50 degrees Fahrenheit except when being prepared or served° This shall include all custard-filled and cream-filled pastries, milk and milk products, egg products, meat, fish, shellfish, gravy, poultry stuffing, and sauces~ dressings, and salads containing meat, fish, eggs, or milk or milk products, and custard, cream and meringue pies and other desserts° (2) All ice used shall be from a source approved by the Health Officer and be stored and handled in such manner as to prevent contamination. Water used to wash ice shall comply ~rlth the safety standards of Item 7. (3) All waste water from refrigeration equipment shall drain into a drain, properly trapped and connected, with the sanitary sewer system of the City of University Park. ~VHOLESO~NESSOF FOOD AND DRINK (1) All food and drink shall be clean, wholesome, free from spoilage, and so prepared as to be safe for human consumption. The term "food and drink" shall include condJm~ents, dressings, and sauces, as well as all other articles offered for human consumption.' (2) All custard-filled and cream-filled pastries served shall be or shall have been re- baked, after filling, at an oven temperature of at least 425 degrees Fahrenheit for at least twenty minutes and co~led to 50 degrees Fahrenheit or less within one hour after re-baking~ or the filling shall be heated before the pastry shells are filled, so that every particle of the mix is held at a temperature of at least 190 degrees Fahrenheit for at least ten minutes and co~ed, either before or after filling the pastry shells, to 50 degrees Fahrenheit or less within one hour after heating. (3) All milk, fluid milk products, ~ce cream, frozen custard, sherbert, ices, and similar frozen desserts served shall be from sources approved by the Health Officer° (~) All milk and fluid milk products shall be retained in the individual original con- tainers in which they were received from the distributor~ and shall be served in such containers or in a clean glass, or such products may be served from a bulk container equipped with an approved dispensing device complying with the follo~,dng specifications: (a) It shall comply with the requirements of Ite~ 9, "Construction of Utensils and Equipment." (b) No surfaces with which milk or milk products come in contact shall, while in use, be accessible to manual contact, droplet infection, dust, or flies. (c) All parts of the dispensing device with which milk comes in contact, including m~y measuring device, shall be cleaned subjected to bactericidal treatment. (d) The disi~nsing device shall be filled and sealed with two seals, in such manner as to m~(e it impossible to withdraw any part of its contez~s without brewing one seal and h~possible to introduc$ any substance without bre~ing the other. (e) It shall mix the milk and cream thoroughly and automati~ callywith each dispensing operation° This requirement may be waived by the Health Officer in the case of milk products which remain homogeneous without mixing. In the case of milk drinks mixed at soda fountains, etc., this provision shall be inter- preted as requiring that the milk used shall include the entire contents of the original container or shall be from an approved bulk dispenser. Mixdmg of milk drinks shall be done in a sanitary manner Cre~a, served with coffee, tea or cereals, may be served from the original container or from a dispenser approved for such service. (5) All oysters, clams, and mussels shall be certified by the United States Public Health Service and, if shucked, shall be kept until used in the containers in which they were placed at the shucking plant. IT~_~i~_~S~T.O~A_~E_~ ~ AND SERVING OF FOOD ~AND DRINK. All food and drink shall be so stored~ displayed, and served as to be protected from dust, flies, vermin, depredation and pollution by rodents, um%ecessary handling, droplet infection, over- head le~ag~, and other contamination. No animal or fowl shall be kept or allowed in any room in which food or drink is prepared or stored. All means necessary for the elimination of flies, roaches, ~ad rodents shall be used. 345 All food and drink shall be handled and ser~ed in such manner as to minimize the opportua~- ities for contamination. Serving of sliced butter and cracked ice shall not be by direct contact with fingers or hands~ and manual contact with all food or drink shall be avoided insofar as is possible. Sugar shall be served onlY in covered dispensers or in containers or crapped packages for individual service. All unwrapped or unenclosed food and drink on display shall be protected by glass or other- wise from public handling or other cont~nination. Dry sweepir~ in restaurants and other food establishments is hereby prohibited. Sawdust or shavings shall not be used on the floor of any restaurs~]t in the City of University Park. ITEM Floors shall be kept thoroughly dry at all times, except while being mopped. CLEANLINESS OF EM~PLOYEES . All employees shall wear clean outer garments and hairnets or caps and shall keep their hands clean at all times while engaged in handling food, drink, utensils, or equipment° ~nployees shall not expectorate or use tabacco in arsr form in roon'~ in which food is prepared or served° ITEM 17. MISCELLANEOUS. The pren~ses of all restaurants shall be kept clean and free of little, insects, vermin,' rodents and rubbish° None of the operations connected with a restaurant shall be conducted in any room used as living or sleeping quarters. Adequate lockers or dressing rooms shall be provided for employees' clothing and shall be kept clean. Soiled linens, coats, caps, and aprons shall be kept in containers provided for this purpose~ II. GRADE B RESTAURANTS Grade B restaurants are those which fail to comply with items 1, 2, ~, or 5, Section 8(I) of this ordinance~ but which conform with all other items of Sanitation required for Grade A re st aurant s ~ III. GRADE C RESTAURANTS Grade C restaurants are those which fail to comply with either 'the Grade A or the Grade B requirements~ ITINERANT RESTAURANTS Itinerant restaurants shall be constructed and operated in an approved manner. The Health Officer should approve an itinerant restaurant only if it complies with the following sanitation requirements: It shall be located in clean s~zrroundings and kept in a clean and sanitary condition. It shall be so constructed and arranged that food, drink, utensils, and equipment will not be exposed to insects or to dust or other contsmination. Only food and drink which is clea~, wholesome, and free from adulteration shall be sold or served. An adequate supply of water of safe, sanitary quality shall be easily available and used for drinking sad for cleaning utensils and equipment. If m~lti-use utensils are used in the serving of food or drink, they shall be thoroughly washedwith hot wa~er and a satisfactory detergent and effectively subjected to an approved bactericidal process as defined in Item 10, after each use and so handled and kept as to be~rotected from contamination. Adequaie provision shall be made for refrigeration of perishable food and drink. Ice used in or with food or drink shall be from a source approved by the Health Officer and so handled as to avoid contamination° All of the requirements of (I) Ite~ 3, 7, 9, lO, ll, 13~ ~, 15, 16, and 17 shall be met. Garbage and refuse shall be kept in tightly covered, watertight containers until removed and shall be disposed of in a place and manner approved by the Health Officer. Diswater and other liquid wastes shell be so disposed of as not to create a nuisance. No person suffering from arkv disease transmissible by contact or through food or drink, or who is a carrier of the germs of such a disease, shall be employed in any capacity° Adequate and satisfactory toilet and handwashing facilities shall be readily accessible to employees° No person engaged in the handling or se~ing of food or drink shall return to his work, after using the toilet, without first thoroughly washing his hands° Upon failure of any person maintaining or operating sn itinerant restaurant, after warning, to comply with any of these requirements, it shall be the duty of the Health Officer smnmarily to forbid the further sale or serving of food or drink therein° Any person continuing to sell or serve food or drink in such a restaurant after being so forbidden shall be subject to the penalties pro- vided for Violation of this ordinance. SECTION ~. GRADE OF RESTAURANT WHICH MAY OPERATE (a) From and after one month from the date on which this ordinance takes effect no restau- rant shall be operated within the City of University Park, Texas, or its police jurisdiction, unless it conforms with the Grade A, or Grade B, or approved itinerant restaurant requirements of this ordinance, provided, that when any restaurant fails to qualify for any of these grades, then, and in that event, the permit to operate shall ipso facto become forfeited and operation of such restau- rant shall cease unless the Health Officer shall post in such place of business a. temporary~%permit with a grade of C v~th a written statement of the changes and improvements required, and violations noted thereby authorizing the continued operation of such restaurant for a period of nd more than seven days, at the end of which period operations under such temporary permit shall terminate and the operation of such restaurant shall cease until and unless the operator thereof has fully met every requirement for Grade A as set out in Section 8 of this ordinance. Any restaurant serving food which has been prepared in a Grade B or Grade C restaurant shall automatically become Grade B or Grade C, as the case may be. SECTION 10. REINSTATEMENT OF PERMIT~ SUPP!.~NTARY REGRADING. Any restaurant, the grade of which has been lowered, and all grade displays have been changed accordingly, or the permit of which has been suspended, may at any time m~ke application for reg~ading or the reinstatemeht of the permit. Within one week s-fter the receipt of a satisfactory application, accompanied by a state- ment signed by the applicant to the effect that the violated provision or provisions of this ordi- nance have beer~ conformed with, the Health Officer shall make a reinspection, and thereafter as many additional reinspections as he may deem necessary to assure himself that the applicant is again com- plying with the higher grade requirements, and, in case the findings indicate compliance, sh.~]:l award the higher grade or reinstate the permit. ' SECTION 11. PROCEDURE WHEN INFECTION SUSPECTED. When suspicion arises as to the possibility of transmission of infection from any restau~ rant employee, the Health Officer is authorized to require any or all of the following measures: (1) The immediate exclusion of the employee from all restaurants; (2) The immediate closing of the restaurant concerned until no further danger of disease outbreak exists~ in the opinion of the Health Officer~ (3) Adequate medical examinations, of~<the employee and of his associates, with such laboratory examinations as may be indicated° SECTION 12. ENFORCE~;~ENT INTERPRETATION. This ordinance shall be enforced by the Health Officer but each member of the Police Department of the City of University Park shall have the right, power and duty to arrest each, any and every person who violates any provision of this ordinance. SECTION ~1.3. NOT NECESSARY TO NEGATIVE . Any exemptions or exceptions set out in this ordinance may be shown as a defense in any prosecution hereumder, and it shall not be necessary to negative such exemption or exception in any complaint~ information or trial. SECTION ~. PENALT~S. (a) Any person who violates any provision of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined not more than One Hundred. Dollars, at the discretion of the court h~ving jurisdiction. Each and every violation of the provisions of this ordinance shall constitute a separate offense. Each and every day any restaurant is operated in violation of any provision of this ordinance shall constitute a separate violation ~ud offense. (b) In addition to the powers now vested in the corporation court of the City of Univer- sity Park and the Judge thereof, such court and Judge are hereby granted full power to suspend, cancel and annul any permit issued pursuant to the provisions of this ordinance and to close, padlock and prevent the operation of any restaurant found, upon hearing in open court, to be operated con- trary to or in violation of the provisions of this ordinance. SECTION 1~5_~ REPEAL AND DATE OF EFFECT. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed~ and this ordinance shall be in full force and effect immediately upon its adoption and its pub!icationi as provided by law. SECTION 16. SAVING CLAUSE . In the event any section, sub-section, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance shall be declared or adjudged unconstitutional or invalid for any reason, the remainder of said ordinance shall not be affected thereby, and despite such adjudication all the rest hereof shall be in full force and effect~ just as though that part adjudged invalid, tmconstitutional or unenforce- able was not originally a part thereof. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JULY, A. Do MAYOR / 347 RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY CF UNIVERSITY P~RK AUTHORIZING~ PLACING, MAINTENANCE AN~ OPERATION OF STREET LIGHTS AT THE CORNERS OF SOUT~5'~JSTERN BOULE~ VARD AT PIC~ifICK LANE AND ON GRASS~RE L~NE AT THE INTERSECTION OF W~STCHESTER STREET. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BO~bRD ()F CO~&IISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS; That under and pursuant to a contract with Dallas Power & Light Comps.ny for street li. ght~g services~ as authorized by' a resolution now of record in Volmme 2, Page ~, of the Ordina~ce Records of this Ci%y~ there be installed forthwith and thereafter maintained and operated a street light at the fo]flo-~5i~g inters ections. SOUT~ESTERN BOULEVAP~ Ak~ ~ICIC~.iICK LANE GRASS~IE LA~ ~]fD WESTC~LESTER STREET. PASSZD AID AP!ROVED THIS THE SEVENTF~]NTH DAY OF JUI?f, A~ D. 1944. AT TEST: ~ CITY CLERK A RESOLUTION GRANTING SPECIAL WATER RATE FOR THE SU~R SEASON OF 19~4. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT, without repealing or permanently amending any Ordinsmce now in effect, with reference to water service charges and collections thereof, that as a special rate for the summer season of 19[J,~ the charges for water se~ic¢, in the City' of~ University Park, for domestic purposes only, on all bi'lJ.s rendered as of AugUst l, August 15, September l~ September 15~ October l, and October be at 'the rate of Thirty Cents (30~) per thousand (1OOO) gallons for each of the first four thousand (&OOO) gallons and at the rate of Twenty Cents (20¢) per thousaud (1OOO) gallons for all water con- sumed in excess of four thousand (&O00) ga.llons, and that the present Ordinances, with' reference to subject matter hereof, otherwise remain in full force and effect. PASSED Ah~ APPROVED THIS THE ~NTIETH DAY OF JULY, A. D, 1944~ ATTEST: // CITY CLERK A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COt~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, DESIGNATING T~ HILLCREST STATE BANK AS DEPOSITORY FOR THE YEAR ENDING JULY 31~ 1945. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COI~MISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PTQRK, TEX;~: THAT~ THE HILLCREST STATE B~NK, a Texas bsmi<ing corporation, doing business ~ithin the City of Univer- sity Park, Texas, having submitted the best bid made therefor, after advertisement for such bids as is by law required, be and it is designated and selected as the depository for the funds of this City for the period ending July 31, 1945. The condition of this designation is such that no interest is to be paid or allowed on demand deposits, and that said bank ~lll extend properly authorized credit as the City might need and for such advances will charge interest at the rate of one and one-fourth(1-~o) per cent per annum. Said Hillcrest State Bank will pay to the City of University Park interest on time deposits as follows: "Six months time deposits or more will be allowed interest at the rate of one (1%) per cent per annum. "Time deposits for a maturity date of less than six months~ and for ninety days or more will be allowed interest at the rate of one-half (½%) per cent per armUmo "Said Hillcrest State Bank agreed to pledge to the City of University Park, U. So Government Securities in an amount in excess of the total of the City's cash balance maintained with said bsnk and bonds so pledged shall be deposited with the First National Ba~ in Dallas under trust receipt issued in favor of the City of University Park as pledged by said Hillcrest State Bank to secure funds deposited by the City of University Park." PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST, Ao D. 1942.. CITY' CLEHK RESOLUTION AMENDING THE BUDGET OF THE 'CITY OF Uh.'~IVERSITY PARK FOR THE FISCAL YEAR GINNING OCTOBER 4 19i3, AND ENDING SEPTEM- BER 30, 19~4~ TO APPROPRIATE NINETEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS OF WATER DEPAR~,~IT FUNDS TO CONSTRUCT A ~TELVE INCH WATER LINE FROM THE AIRLINE PLOP STATION TO THE CITY'S RESERVOIR AND TO APPRO- PRIATE GENERAL FUNDS TO PURCHASE FOUR TRUCKS. WHEREAS, the m~nber of users and quantity of water used has increased rapidly~ causing the available water facilities to be inadequate, and pipe has recently been made available to meet t?,~s need; and four garbage t~cks have deteriorated so as to make their further use inadvisable and four new trucks have been found for sale; these facts could not reasonable have been anticipated and there exists an exigency requiring the amendment of the current budget; BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF T~E CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEX~, that the Budget of the City of University Park for the current fiscal year be and it is amended so that: (A) From the funds of the Water Department there is appropriated $19~000.00 or so much thereof as is necessary to purchase mater~ ials and construct a twelve inch water line from the Airline pump station to the City's Reservoir at the corner of Airline and Rosedale Street. Out of this appropriation George P. Cullum shall be employed to supervise the construction of the said line and paid Fifteen Hundred Dollars for this service, and there shall be paid the cost of pipe, wages of laborers doing the work on the const~ction of this line, rentsl charges on ditch digging machines and equipment and all other cost of construction. (B) From the general funds of the City there is appropriated Six Thousand Dollars or so much thereof as mmy be necessary to purchase four trucks and put garbage truck bodies on them. PASSED Ah~ APPRCVED THIS THE SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. Do t9~J~. ARTICLE 1. ARTICLE 2. ~/' AN ORDINANCE MAKING IT UNLAWFUL ~FOR CERTAIN ANIMALS TO RUN AT LARGE, AND FOR ANY VEHICLE TO BE LEFT IN ANY PUBLIC PLACE MORE THAN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS; PROVIDING FOR A POUND~ THE IMPOUNDING OF SUCH ANIMALS AND VEHICLES IN VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE, FOR POUND FEES AND THE SAlE OR DESTRUCTION C:F THAT WHICH IS IMPOUNDED .~D CLAIMED~ AND, FIXING A PENALTY AS PUNISHI~ENT VIO- ..... CERTAIN ANIMALS WHEN AT LARGE AND PARKING OF VEHICLES IN PUBLIC PLACE MORE THAN ONE DAY DECLARED A NUISANCE. The running at large, trespassing and roaming at large of horses, mules, jacks, jennets, cattle, sheep, goats or hogs, and the leaving of any vehicle more than twenty-four hours in any public place within the City of University Park is and is hereby declared to be a nuisance. RUNNING AT LARGE BY ANIMALS PROHIBITED. It is hereby made unlawful and an offense for the owner or keeper of any horse, mule, jack, Jennet, cow, sheep, goat, pig, hog, bull or horsey, mules, jacks, jennets, cattle, sheep, goats or swine to allow any such animal or animals to roam or run at large within the City of U~versity Park. No owner or keeper thereof shall permit any such animal or animals to be anywhere within the City of University Park~ except when such animal or animals are under the direct and immediate care and control of such owner, keeper~ or a shepherd or herdsman moving and directing such animal or animals; and such animal is not allowed to stroll about, wander, ramble, rove or roam unrestrained. ARTICLE 3 o BELLED ANIMALS PROHIBITED° No owner, keeper or person in charge of any such animal shall allow or permit a bell or bells of any description to be attached to any such animal in the City of University Park. ARTICLE ~+. HERDING ANIMALS FORBIDDEN° No person or persons shall herd cattle within the City of University Park° ARTICLE LEAVING ANY VEHICLE MORE THAN ~ENTY-FOUR HOURS IN ANY PUBLIC PLACE PROHIBITED.. No person shall permit any vehicle owned or controlled by such person to be left in any public place for more than twenty-four hours at any one time. ARTICLE 6. DRIVING ~d~o This ordinance shall not be construed so as to prevent persons from passing trmough the city with any of said animals, provided the same are under said per- son's immediate charge and control, or to prevent persons driving milch cows to or from pasture; provided that such animals shall be under the immediate and direct control of some competent person, and shall not be permitted to run or go on to the sidewalk of any street or go upon any private property. ARTICLE 7. (a) POUND. The governing body shall select and establish places within the city for pounding such of any said animals as are found running at large, and any vehicle left in any public place more~than twenty-four hours. (b) IMPOUNDING. The Chief cf Police, or any policeman, or other person designated by the Chief of Police, or governing body, shall take up and impound any animal found running at large or fo~d on private property in the city limits, and any vehicle left in any public place more than twenty-four hours. (c) SALE OF IMPOUNDED ANIMALS; AND IMPOUNDED VEHICLES; DISPCSITION OF PROCWEDS. The Chief of Police sh~!l sell impounded animals, and impounded vehicles at public auction for cash, after giving five days~ public notice of the time, terms and place of sale in the official newspaper of the city, describing the animal or vehicle impounded and stat- ing that the same will be sold to defray costs if not reclaimed and costs paid before the day of sale. If not reclaimed by said day, he shall, between the hours of 10:00 o~clock A. M. and ~:00 P. M. on said day, sell said animal at public auction to the highest bidder, and after deducting all expenses of sale and taking up and keeping such animal, shall return the balance of the proceeds, if any, to the owner of the animal, or vehicle if known. If no ov~er shall call for the animal or vehicle within thirty days from day of sale, said balance shal! be paid into the city treasury. At any time within four months after said sale, the ovmer may apply to the governing body and upon satisfactory pro6f of his ownership, he shall be entitled to receive the amount paid into the city treasury on account of such sale. If any animal cannot be sold, it shall~:be forthwith destroyed. If any vehicle so impounded cannot be sold, it shall be forthwith destroyed, or delivered to the city garbage dump. (d) REDEMPTION OF IMPOUNDED ANIMALS OR VEHICLES. The owner of aDj animal or vehicle impounded as aforesaid may redeem the same as follows: (1)BEFORE SALE ~ By paying the expense of taking up and keeping, together with the cost of advertising, if any. (2) AFTER- By paying to the purchaser double the amount paid by hi m for such animal, animals, or vehicle; and his reasonable expenses for keep- ing the same, provided the owner so redeems said animal or vehicle with- in thirty days after the date of sale; otherwise said animal shall become the absolute property of the purchaser. (e) ECORD TO BE KEPT BY OHIEF OF POLICE - The Chief of Police shall keep a book giving ARTICLE 8. ARTICLE 9. ARTICLE 10. the description of all animals and vehicles impounded by him, the date of impounding, the date of sale, the amount realized for such animal or vehicle, and the name and address of the purchaser. (f) FEES FOR POUNDAGE m The follc~ing shall be the fees charged as poundage: For taking up and impounding, per head, or per vehicle ....... $ 1.50 For taking care of animals, per head, per day .............. 50 For storing of vehicles, per vehicle, per day .............. 25 For selling animal or vehicle .................... . .50 For preparing advertisement of sale ................... 50 For newspaper advertisement, the actual cost as deter~ined from time to time. WHEN OWNER OF PREMISES MAY IMPOUND STOCK - If any of the animals named in this ordinance are found upon the premises of anyone, the owner or occupant of said prem- ises shall have the right to confine such animal until he can notify the Chief of Police or pound keeper to come and impound such animal; provided, that the same is done in a reasonable time. When so notified, it shall be the duty of said officer to at once cause such animal to be impounded as herein provided. PENALTY - Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of Articles l, 2, 3, & or 5 of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined not more than one hundred dollars. This ordinance is cumulative of all other ordinances and the invalidity of any part thereof shall not affect the validity of any other part of this ordinance. P~SED AND APP~0V~D THIS SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. Do 194%. RESOLUTION AMENDING THE BUDGET OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, 19&3, AND ENDING SEPTEMHER 30, 19&A, TO APPROPRIATE AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS FROM THE CITY'S UNALLOCAT~D FUNDS IN THE GENERAL FUND FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING A THIRTY INCH .STORM SEWER IN SOUTHW~TERN BOULEVARD FROM PRESTON ROAD TO TULANE BLVD. WHEREAS, since the adoption of the 19&3-19&4 budget, the County of Dallas and State of Texas have decided upon and begun the improvement of Preston Road within the City of University Park from Lovers Lane north to Northwest Highway and Ghat such improvement was and is contingent upon the City of University Park, among other things, constructing a storm sewer from Preston Road to Tulane Boulevard; BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEX~S, thzt the budget of the said City of University P~rk for the current fiscal year be and it is ~mended so that an amount not to exceed Six Thousand Dollars he appropriated and as much of said funds as is necessary be used for the purpose of constructing a thirty inch storm sewer in Southwestern Boule- vard from Preston Road to Tu!ane Boulevard° PASSED AND APPBOVED THIS THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1944. A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE BUDGET FOR THE FISC~JL YEAR 1943~19&4 APPROPRIATING WATER WORKS FUNDS FRO~.~ NET REVENUE AND SETTING ASIDE ADDITIONAL FUNDS SUFFICIENT TO PAY IN FULL THE AMOU~rs I~EEDED FOR THE SII.~- ING FUND AND INTEREST FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER l, 1943, ON WATER WORKS BONDS Ak~ WARRANTS. WHEREAS, the resolution approved the Seventh day of September, 19i3, appropriating Water Works funds from net revenue and setting aside funds sufficient to pay in full the amounts needed for the Sinking Fund and interest for the fiscal year beginning October l, 19h3, on Water Works Bonds and ~arrants, through error did not include sufficient funds to retire Water Works Bonds Nos. 15 to 21 inclusive, each in the principal amount of $1000.00 and maturing September l, 1944. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS of the City of University Park, Texas, that the budget for the fiscal year beginning October l, 19&3, be and is hereby amended and that Seven Thousand Dollars be appropriated and transferred from the Water Department funds to the Interest and Sinking Fund Account for the specific purpose of retiring Water Works Bonds, Series of 1924, Nos. 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 a~d 21, each in the principal amount of $100Oo00 and maturing September 1, 19hh. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE T~fENTY-SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, Ao D. 19~4. / CITY CLERK MAYOR A RESOL[~rlON OF THE BOARD OF CO~.ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE I~ROVEMENT OF A PORTION OF TUL~NE BOULEV~JiD, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. 92 IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY P~RK, TEXAS: That whereas, the City Engineer has prepared and filed plans and specifications for the improvement of a portion of Tulane Boulevard as directed by an ordinance heretofore passed and approved' on the Fifteenth day of May, 194~, and recorded in Volume ~ of the Ordinance Records of University Park, to-wit: TULAh~ BOULEVARD: From the south line of the pavement on Amherst Street to the north line of the paving on Lovers Lane, designated and known as District No. 92 in the City of University Park, Texas, by excavating, grading, filling, paving, and the construction of curb and gutters, and has presented same to the Board of Commissioners for approval and adoption; Whereas said plans and specifications have been carefully considered by the Board of Commissioners, the same are hereby approved and adopted as the plans and specifications for said improvements, and the City Clerk is hereby directed to obtain bids therefor and submit the same for consideration of this Board and to insert notice of a public hearing to be held by and before the governing body of this City in conformity and. compliance with the provisions of Article ll05 B, Vernon~s Revised Civil Statutes of Texas at 7.30 P. M., Monday, October 16, 19~, in three issues of the Park Cities News. The said hearing shall be held pursuant to such notice and Statute. This Resolution shall take in~ediate effect and be effective from and after the date of its passage. PASSED ~A~D APPROVED THIS THE FOURTH DAY OF SPETE~ER, A. D. 19~4. CITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CO}~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF A PORTION OF PRESTON ROAD, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. 93 IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, ORDERING A HEARING TO ASSESS ABUTTING PROPERTY AND THE OV~NERS THEREOF AND COnfIRMING AN ORDINANCE PASSED NOVEMBER 2~ 19&3 , DETERMINING THE NEC- ESSITY FOR AND ORDERING OF' IMPROVING PRESTON ROAD FROM LOVERS LANE TO THE NORTHWEST HIGHWAY AND PROVIDING FOR THE ASSESSMENTS OF BENEFITS° BE IT 0RDAI~q~D BY THE BOARD OF CO~[ISSICNERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS: (a) THAT that certain ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE FINDING AND DETERMINING THE NECESSITY OF IMPROVING PRESTON ROAD FROM LOVERS LANE TO ~ NORTHWEST HIGHWAY AND ORDERING THE PAVING AND IMPROVING AND PROVIDING FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF BENEFITS." PASSED AN~ APPROVED THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D~ 19&3, as recorded in Volume &~ Pag~ 323 et seq., of the Ordinance Records of this City be and it is ratified,confirmed and re- adopted as the acts of this governing body. (b) THAT those~certain plans and specifications for the improvement of a portion of Preston Road, as directed by said ordinance to-wit: PRESTON RO~J): from the South line of the pavement on Northwest Highway to the North line of the paving on Lovers Lane in the City of University Park, designated and known as District No. 93, in the City of University Park, Texas, by excavating, grading, filling, paving, and the construction · of curb end gutters, heretofore prepared~ filed and now presented by the City Engineer and carefully considered, by the Board of Commissioners, be and they are hereby approved and adopted as the plans and specifications for said improvements. (c) That a public hearing shall be held at 7:30 P. M., on Monday, September 18, 19&3~ by and before the governing body of this City in ccmpliance and conformfty with article ll05 Section 9, Vernon~s Revised Oivil Statutes of Texas and the City Clerk shall cause notice thereof to be inserted at least three times in the Dallas Morning News, a newspaper published and having a general circulation in this City, the first publication to be made at least ten days before the date of the hearing. This ordinance shall take immediate effect and be effective from and after the date of its passage. PASSED A~D APPROVED THIS THE FOURTH DAY OF SEPTE~ER~ A. Do 19~+~. ATTEST: CITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK ADOPTING A BUDGET FOR THE FISCf[L YEAR 1922- 19~5 AND AUTHORIZING EXPENDITURES AS SET OUT IN SAID BUDGET. %~[EREAS, the Mayor of the City of University Park~ Texas, has subfmitted a tentative detailed budget for the City of University Park, Texas~ from October l, 1922, through September 30, 19~5, of which notice and hearing will be legally given and held September 18, 19~, in the City Hall at lO:OO A. Mo, and it appears to the Board of Commissioners that said budget is proper in form and substance; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~ISSI()NERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That the budget of expenditures for the City of University Park from October 1, 19~3+, through September 30, 19~5, as prepared and submitted by the Mayor, and a copy attached hereto, be and the same is hereby tentatively approved and adopted. The Mayor and City Secretary are 353 hereby authorized to make the expenditures set out in said budget in accordance therewith, and to draw checks upon the several-funds concerned in payment thereof. This ordinance shall take effect from and after the date of its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FOURTH DAY OF SEPTEI,~!BER, Ao D. · CITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER l~ 1944, AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1945, AND AUTHORIZING F~- PENDITURES AS SET OUT IN SAID BUDGET. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COk$~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: (a) That this governing body find and it does hereby affirmatively find and declare: (1) The Mayor, as the budget officer for the Board of Commissioners of this City, has prepared a budget to cover all of the proposed expenditures of the government of the city of University Park for the fiscal year beginning October l, 1944, and ending September 30, 19~5, based upon an estimated tax of $1.00 on each $100o00 of taxable value and carefully itemized in f~ll compliance with the provisions of ART. 689-A-13 Vernon's Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, being ACTS 1931, &2nd Legislature, Page 339, Chapter 206, Section 14, and with all other statutory requirements; and (z) The budget so prepared by the Mayor was delivered to and filed with the City Clerk of the' City of University Park more than 30 days prior to the 18th d~y of September, 1944, at which time the adoption of the said budget and the levying of taxes for the current fiscal year are being considered and the said budget has been at all times since its filing available for the inspection of any taxpayer; and (3) The Board of Commissioners of this City made provision for and has held a public hearing on such budget which hearing was to have done so and did take place at 7:30 o~clock P. M~, on Monday, September 18, 1944, that time and date having been duly fixed by such Board of Commissioners in compliance with the statutes not less than fiftee6 days subsequent to the time such budget was filed with the City Clerk and prior to the time said Board of Co~issioners made its tax levy for the year 1944; and (5) Pub lic notice of the hour, date and place of such hearing was given by such Board of Commissioners and all taxpayers of said City were given the right and opportunity to be present and par- ticipate in such hearing and were heard fully at this hearing~ conducted at a regular meeting of this Board; and This Board of Commissioners is of the opinion that the budget as so prepared, filed, published and considered should be changed in the public interest to the extent of providing for the pur- chase of part of Block 8 of University Park Estates from Toddle Lee Wynne for $22,500.00 and the 27.2 acres of land owned by this City out of the H. Wilborn Surney, Abstrict No. 1568, in Dallas County, Texas, and for the extension of Haynie Avenue across the property so purchased to Turtle Creek Boulevard, at a cost of approximately $7,500.00, all o~ the said $30~000oO0 to be financed by overdrawing the General Fund to be funded by issuance and sale of warrants or bonds and the said budget should not be otherwise changed, but as so changed should be and is finally approved. (b) That the budget prepared by the Mayor of the City of University Park, disclosing the necessity for levying an ad valorem tax for the year 19&& at the rate of $1o00 each $100.00 taxable value of property in this City and anticipating total cash~receipts for the fiscal~ear beginning October l, 19~4, and ending September30, 19~5, in the amount of $505~580.35, allocating ~$10,330o¢t0 of the Water Department funds and$&l,937.00 of the tax receipts to the several sinking funds for the payment and retirement of the indebtedness of this City and allocating $302,788.5~ for general expenses and $1~2,202o52 forYthe operation of the Water Department; thus allocating and authorizing total expenditures for specific purposem in the amount cf $&97,258.06 and leaving the sum of $8,322°29 unappropriate~("but available for general use of the City for its anticipated needs during the said fiscal year~l~as changed by this governing body to provide for the purChase of land and extension of Haynie Avenu~ as aforesaid, be and it is finally approved, adopted and made the official budget of the City of University Park for the fiscal year beginning October and ending September 30, 1945o Pursuant to the said budget the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby fully empowered, author- ized and directed to make the expenditures set out in the said budget as so approved and to make disbursements in accordance therewith° (c) That one copy of the budget so approved be and it is attached to and shall remain with and be a part of this ordinance, but need not be copied into the ordinance records. (d) This ordinance shall be and it is hereby made effective upon and from its passage by this Board and approval by the Mayor° PASSED ~ND .&PPROVED THIS EIGHTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. Do 19~. RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS APPROVING THE GENERAL ROLLS OF THE CITY CLERK AS EX- OFFICIO TAX ASSESSOR AND TAX COLLECTOR OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR !9~4. WHEREAS, MICHAUX NASH, EDWIN D. MOUZON, JR., AND W. L. BURGHER, each being a qualified voter and resident and property owner of the City of University Park, Texas, having been duly and lawfully appointed and duly qualified as the Board of Equalization of the City of University Park, Texas, for the year 19~4, and having conducted meetings of said Board in accordance with the provisions of law have caused the Assessor to bring before them all the assessment lists and books of the Assessor of the City of University Park for the examination; and WHERE~S, the said Board has carefully examined and considered the said lists, books and roll~ and after so examining the same has corrected all errors appearing thereon, and after due and proper notice to the owner of such property or the person rendering the same, has equalized the value of numerous said properties appearing on the said roll after hearing the owners of said properties fully; and, WHEREAS, said Board has fully heard and considered all complaints offered with reference to the said roll and after f~lly exsmining and equalizing the value of all property on the Assessor's list and books has approved the said lists and books and has returned them together with the lists that the said Assessor might make up therefrom for general rolls as required by law; and, WHEREAS, the said Board of Equalization has met again and examined and found the said general rolls as so made up to be in all things'proper, fair, equal, uniform and correct and that they should be approved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, for the year 19&&, that the general rolls of the City Clerk ~as Ex-Officio Tax Assessor and Tax Collector of the City of University Park, Texas, for the calendar year 19~J,, be and they are in all things approved° PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE NINTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 19~4. Chairman Board of Equalization of the City of University Park, Texas. Member Member 355 RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE GENERAL ROLLS OF THE CITY CLERK AS EX~ OFFICIO TAX ASSESSOR AND TAX COLLECTOR OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, FOR THE CALEN- DAR YEAR 19 ~ ~. WHEREAS, MICHAUX NASH, EDWIN D. MOUZON, JR., and W. L. BURGHER, having been duly appointed and qualified as the Board of Equalization of the City of University Park, Texas, for the year 1944~ have conducted the meetings of said Board in accordance with the provisions of law, and after issuing all the notices provided for by law and conducting' all hearings which are required by law or were proper have finally completed the examination of said general rolls, found it to be in all things proper, fair, equal, uniform and correct, have given their final approval to these general rolls for the calendar year 1944; and~ WHEREAS~ this Board of Commissioners is of the opinion that the rolls so examined and approved have become and should become the final rolls of the City of University Park, Texas, for the calen- dar year 1944,. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, that the general rolls of the City Clerk as Ex-Officio Tax Assessor and Tax Collector of the City of University Park, Texas, for the calendar year 1944, be and they are in all things approved and adopted as the official tax roll of the City of University Park, Texas, for the year 1944. PASSED AND APPHDVED THIS THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1944. AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, LEVYING THE AD VALOREM TAX OF SAID CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK FOR THE YEAR 1944 TO PROVIDE FOR THE PAYD MENT OF CURRENT EXPENSES OF SAID CITY AND FOR PAYMENT OF INTEREST AND THE CREATION OF A SINZ~ ING FUND FOR THE RETIREMENT OF OUTSTANDING BONDS AND WARRANTS OF THE SkID CITYi AND FIXING THE TIME V~HEN SAID TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1944 SHALL BECONE DUE, FIXING THE TI~ME WHEN THE SAME SHALL BECOME DELINQUENT, AND PROVIDING FOR SPLIT- PAYMENTS, AND REPEALING ALL TAX ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND DECLARING AN E~RGENCYo WHEREAS, the Board of Equalization heretofore appointed has, in accordance with the law, submitted its findings as to the valuation of all taxable property within the City of University Park, Texas, which said findings have been accepted and approved by the Board of Commissioners; and,! WHEREAS, it is necessary to provide for the payment of the current expenses of said City and also for the payment of interest and the creation of a sinking fund for the retirement of bonds and warrants of said City;and WHEREAS, an annual budget for the fiscal year has been duly prepared, submitted, approved and adopted, indicating a necessity for the following ordinance, which is in all things proper; NOW~ THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COESfISSIONERS CF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT THERE BE, And is hereby levied an annual ad valorem tax for the year 1944 of One and No/lOO ($1.00) Dollar on each ONE HUNDRED ($100) DOLLARS assessed valuation of all property, real,personal and mixed, situated within the City Limits of the City of University Park, Texas, on the first day of January, Ao D. 1944, and not exempt from taxation by the Constitution and Laws of the State of Texas, and the persons-owning such property, such tax to be apportioned as follows: (a) An ad valorem tax of $0~'~20© on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable prop- erty for the purpose of defraying the current expenses of the municipal government of the City of University Park~ Texas; and (b) An ad valorem tax of $0.0530 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable prop~ erty for the purpose of paying interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge $10,000oO0 principal amount and at maturity the balance of $85,000°00 University P~rk Storm and Sanitary Sewer Bonds Series of 1938~ and (c) An ad valorem tax of $0.0250 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable prop- erty for the purpose of paying the interest and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge $5,000.00 principal amount and at maturity the balance of $30,000.00 University Park Alley and Street Improvement Bonds, Series of 1938; and (d) An ad valorem tax of $0.00~O on each One Hundred ($1OO) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable prop erty for the purpose of paying the interest and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $18,000.00 University Park Fire Station Bonds, Series of 1924; and (e) An ad valorem tax of $~'.~6 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable propo erty for the purpose of paying the interest on and the creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $39,000.00 University Park Street Improvement Bonds, Series of 19Z4; and (g) An ad valorem tax of $~0~00 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable prop~ erty for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity the balance of $171,O00o00 University Park Refunding Bonds, Series of 1930; and (h) An ad valorem tax of $6~120 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable prop- erty for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge $2000.00 principal amount and at maturity the balance '.~of $13,00Oo00 University Park Pub lic Park Bonds, Series of 1932; and (i) An ad valorem tax of $0°0188 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable prop- erty for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge $3000.00 principal amount a~d at maturity the balance ~.of $~7,000.00 University Park Municipal Building Improvement Bonds, Series of 1936; and (j) An ad valorem tax of $0.0070 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable prop- erty for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge $1000.00 principal amount and at maturity the balance of $6300.00 University Park Street Improvement Warrants, Series of 1930; and (k) An ad valorem tax of $O.OO10 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable prop- erty for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge $1500.OO~University Park Permanent Improvement war~ant~s~, Series of 1927; and (1) An ad valorem tax of $0.0020 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable prop- erty for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity date, March 15, 1966, the balance of $15OO.00 University Park Sanitary Sewer Repair Bonds, Series of 1926; and (m) An ad valorem tax of $0°0020 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable prop- erty for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity date, March 15, 1966, the balance of $1500.00 University Park Storm Sewer Repair Bonds, Series of 1926~ A; and (n) An ad valorem tax of $0°0020 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable prop- erty for the purpose of paying the interest on~ and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity date, Septe~'~ber 15, 1966, the balance of $1650o00 University Park Storm Sewer Repair Bonds, Series of 1926; and (o) An ad valorem tax of $0.0100 on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars of assessed valuation of taxable prop~ erty for the purpose of paying the interest on and creation of a sinking fund necessary to discharge at maturity date, SeptemJ~er l, 1945, the balance of $2000.00 University Park Public Park Improvement Warrants, Series of 1931-A; and All of the said taxes shall be due and payable at the office of the City Clerk, who is hereby also designated as the City Tax Collector of the. City of University Park, at the City Hall in University Park, Texas, on October l, 1944. However, if any person shall pay on or before the thirtieth day of November, 1944, one half (½) of the taxes hereby imposed on him or his property, then such taxpayer shall have until the thirtieth day of June, 1945, within which to pay the other one-half (½) of h'~s said taxes without penalty or interest thereono~ If said taxpayer,. 'after paying said one-half (½) of his taxes on or before the thirtieth day of November, 19~4, as hereinbefore provided, shall fail, neglect or refuse to pay the remaining one-half (½) of his said taxes on or before the thirtieth day of June, 1945, the unpaid one-half (½) shall become and be delinquent at m!dnight on the thirtieth day of June, 1945, and a penalty of eight (8%) per centum of the then unpaid principal of such taxes shall accrue thereon and become immediate]j due as a part of such tax and there shall also be added and beco.~e due as interest hereby imposed as a part of such tax, a sum of money exactly equivalent to six (6%) per centum per annum of the unpaid principal from the thirtieth day of June, 1945, to the date of payment. If any person fails to pay one-half (½) of the taxes hereby ~aposed upon him or his prop- erty, on or before the thirtieth day of November, 19&&, then unless all of the taxes hereby imposed on such person and his property., are paid on or before the thirty~first day of January~ 1945, such taxes shall become and be delinquent at midnight on the thirty-first day of January, 1945, and the follow- ing penalty and interest accrue thereon and become due as a part of such tax on the principal thereof, to-wit: If paid during the month of February, 1945, one (1%) percentum of such tax; If paid during the month of March, 1945, two (2%) percentum of such tax; If paid during the month of April, 1945, three (3%) per centum of such tax; If paid during the month of May, 1945, four (4%) per centum of such tax; If paid during the month of June, 1945, five (5%) per centum of such tax; 'and if such tax, penalty, and interest is not paid prior to mid-night of the thirty-first day of June, 1945, there is hereby imposed, shall accrue and be collected as a part of such tax a penalty ~ equivalent to eight (~) per cent~ of the principal of such tax and interest at the rate of six (6%) per centum per annum on the principal of such tax from midnight january 31' 1945, to the date of pa~wnent ~ A~ ord~mnces heretofore passed levying taxes for the year 1944, which are in conflict herewith, shall be and they are hereby repealed, and this t~xordinance shall take the place of and be in lieu of any levies heretofore made for the year 1944o No tax having been levied for the year 1%4, and the time for collection of taxes being near, there exists an imperative public necessity and emergency demanding that the rule requiring that ordinances be read at more than one meet ing and more than one time, be and the sam~ is hereby suspended, and such emergency and necessity is hereby ordained to e~st, and it is further orAained that this ordinance be passed at this meeting of the Board of Commissioners, addthat it shall take effect tmmediately upon its passage by the Board of Conm~issioners amd its approval by the Mayor as an emergency measure. PASSED AND APPROVED T}~IS THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1944. A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING WATER WORKS FUNDS FROM NET REVENUE AND SETTT~NG ASIDE FUNDS SUF- FICIENT TO PAY IN FULL THE AMOUNTS NEEDED FOR THE SINKING P'UND AND INTEREST FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER l, 194~, ON WATER WORKS BONDS AND WARRANTS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PA~(, TEXAS: (a) That this City take advantage of the provisions of Ar$icle 1106 of the Revised Civil Statutes of the State of Texas, Revision of 1925; and (b) That there be and there is hereby appropriated from the net revenues of the Water Department and set aside a sum of money sufficient to pay in full the needs of the Sinking Fund and interest for the fiscal year beginning October l, 19&4, on Water Works indebtedness as follows: (1) For WATER WORKS BONDS, SERIES OF 1924 Interest @ 5½% on the presently unpaid balance of $5~,000.00 $ 2,970.00 (2) For WATER WORKS FUNDING WARRANTS, SERIES OF 1925 Interest @ 6% on unpaid balance of $7,O00.00 To retire principal payment on September 15, 1945 420.00 50O°00 (3) For WATER WORKS REVENUE BONDS, SERIES OF 1934 Unpaid balance of $63,000.00 Interest @ 4% To pay principal on bonds due May 1, t9~5, &~O00.00 TOTAL ............. . ....... $ 10,330.00 and that the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized and directed to make transfers of such funds to the Sinking Fund in accordance with this appropriation. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 19~. MAYOR AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD oF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, REGULATING TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY RE- QUIRING OPERATORS TO BRING ALL VEHICLES MOVING EAST AND WEST ON SOUTHWESTERN BOULEVARD TO A FULL STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ENTER THE INTERSECTION OF THACKERAY STREET AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT stop signs be placed on Southwestern Boulevard at the East and West sides of Thackeray Street, within the City of University Park, and that all persons while operating an automobile, motorcycle, bicycle, truck or other vehicle, be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permittiug such vehicle to proceed East or West on Southwestern Boulevard into or across Thackeray Street, without having first then and there brought and caused such vehicle, or other vehicle, to come to a full and complete stop, at said stop signs, and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across the intersection of Southwestern Boulevard and Thackeray Street without coming into contact or collision with any other vehivle, if any, or with any person or other object. Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a n~sdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred Dollars ($100). This ordinance sh~ll be effective immediately after its passage and publication as required by law, and if any part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall never-the-less be effective. PA,/~¢ \ RI~SOLUTION RENEWING AND EXTENDING THE WATER AND SEWERAGE FRANCHISE CONTRACT BY AND BETWEEN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK AND W o G. CULLUN & CO~OANy TO THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1 9 4 5. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT that certain contract and franchise agreement made by and between the City of Univer- sity Park and A. Bo Lee on the seventeenth day of September, 1930, as transferred and assigned to W. Go Cullum & Company with the approval of this City as amended on the eighth day of August, 1933~ and on the seventeenth day of August, 193&, and as renewed and extended from time to time, be and it is hereby renewed and extended according to its present terras~ stipulations, and provisions until the fifteenth day of April, 19&5, as forcefully and effectively as if the original term had ended at mid-night on the fifteenth day of April, 19&5o This resolution shall be in full force and effect immediately upon the written assent of the W o G. ~Cull,~m & Company and its agreement to be bound by the tern~ thereof° 0ITY CLERK W o G. Cullum & Company does hereby accept and agree to be bound by the foregoing resolution and by the terms and provisions of the franchise agreement therein mentioned as fully and to all intents and purposes as if said franchise agreement had been originally issued for a term ending at midr~.ght on the fifteenth of April, 19&5. Executed this twenty-first day of September, 19~. w. G. & "By~ Geo. P. Cullum (Signed) RESOLUTION APPOINTING EXAMINING AND SUPERVISING BOARD OF ELECTRICIANS BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~MISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That there be and there is hereby appointed the following five members of the Examining and Supervising Board of Electricians for the City of University Park: Henry' Gable V. H. Torbert A contractor of at least ten years~ active and continuous experience as an electrician. George No Pingree - A journeyman electrician of not less than five years~ active and continuous experience as an electrician. W. C. Harris An electrical engineer. Jack F. Smith City Electrician and Inspector. Superintendent of Fire & Police Signal Department. The members of the said Board shall hold their respective positions and serve at the will of the governing body of this City and until their respective successors are appointed and qualified shall exercise the authority conferred by the Electricians" Examining Ordinance passed and approved the second day of March, 1931, and yet effective in this City, and the members of the said Board, not employed by the City of University Park, shall be paid compensation of Five Dollars ($5°00) for each meeting attended by said members upon the call of the City Clerk despite any provisions of other ordinances to the contrary. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS FOURTH DAY (>F SEPTEN~ER, A. D. / / ," ,360 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING SALE OF LAND ON HILLCREST ROAD. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE 'CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That this City sell a~d it does hereby sell to Jerry Jane Wynne Morris and Toddle Lee Wynne, Jr., individually and as Trustee of the hereinafter described property for Five Thousand Dollars to be received by the City Clerk and deposited in the General Funds of this City and that as the Act and Deed of the City of University Park, the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized, empowered and directed to execute and upon receipt of the said Five Thousand Dollars to deliver to the Grantees therein named an instrument worded substantially as follows: THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DELLAS KNOW ALL MEN. BY THESE PRESENTS: That the City of University Park of the County of Dallas, State of Texas, for and in con- sideration of the sum of FIVE THOUSAND AND NO/100 ($5,000.00) DOLLARS, to it paid, by Jerry Jane Wynne Morris from her separate funds, Toddle Lee Wynne, Jr., and Toddie Lee Wynne, Jro, Trustee, receipt of which is acknowledged and confeesed, has Granted, Sold and Conveyed, and by these presents does Grant, Sell and Convey unto the said Jerry Jane Wynne Morris, for her separate Estate, Toddle Lee Wynne, Jr., and Toddle Lee Wynne, Jr., Trustee of the County of Dallas, State of Texas, all that certain tract or parcel of land lying and being situated in the County of Dallas, State of Texas, and beir~ 27°2 acres of land out of the H. Wilb urn Survey, Abstract Nco 1568, described by metes and bounds as follows: Beginning at a point in the west line of said survey 1402 feet south of the northwest corner of said survey a stake in fence line; Thence east 1818 feet to the center of the channel of White Rock Creek; Thence south 15 degrees east 231 feet; Thence south 75 degrees east 2~6 feet; Thence north 71 degrees east 231 feet; Thence south ll~ degrees east 375 feet; Thence west 249~ feet to a bols dtarc stake in the west line of said survey; Thence north 5~6 feet to the place of beginning, and being the same land as that described in the warranty deed executed by E. B. Scott to William Caruth, dated February 15, 1881, and recorded in Volume US, page 616, of the Deed Records of Dallas County, Texas, and in the warranty deed executed by W. W. Caruth and wife Earle Caruth to City .of University Park dated June 15, 1927, and recorded in Volume 1418, page 143, of the Deed Records of Dallas County, Texas. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the above described premises, together with all and singular, the rights and appurtenances thereto in anywise belonging unto the said Jerry Jane Wynne Morris, Toddle Lee Wynne, Jr., and Toddle Lee Wynne, Jr., Trustee, their heirs and assigns forever; and the City of University Park and its successors are hereby bound insofar as it may lawfully be bound to Warrant and Forever Defend all and singular the said premises unto the said Jerry Jane Wynne Morris, Toddle Lee Wynne.~ Jr., and Toddle Lee Wynne, Jr., Trustee, their heirs and assigns, against every person whomsoever, la~ff~l~ claiming, or to claim the same, or any part thereof° This conveyance is executed by the Mayor and City Clerk as the Act of the City of University pursuant to authority vested in them by law and by au ordinance duly passed and approved at a regular meeting of the governing body of the said City on the Eighteenth day of September, 1944o Executed thn[s twenty-first day of September, A. D. 19~4o ATTEST: Ac L. SIAughter~ M~or City of University~ Park, T~xas THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DALLAS BEFORE ME, the undersigned Notary Public, in and for Dallas County, Texas, on this day per- sonally appeared A. L. Slaughter, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the fore- going instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed in the capacity therein stated and as the act and deed of the City of University Park a municipal corporation. GIVEN UNDER ~9~ HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE, this twsn~y-first day of September, A. D. 194&. P. C. Fewell, Notary Public Dallas County, T e x a s. 3G L ' A title policy to be issued by Dallas Title and Guaranty Company shall be furnished grantees at the expense of this City to be paid from the General Funds. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS EIGHTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEmbER, A. D. 19~44. ATTES T~~/~ , RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PURCHASE OF LAND BY CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK FROM TODDIE I.~ WYNNE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BO;d~D OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That this City purchase from Toddle L. Wynne that certain tract of land hereinafter des- cribed upon the following terms, consideration and conditions: (A) There shall be conveyed to the City of University Park by the Warranty Deed of Toddte Lee Wynne ALL that certain lot, tract, or parcel of laud, situated, lying and being in the City of University Park, Dallas County, Texas, and more particularly described as follows, touwit: FIELD NOTES FOR ACQUISITION OF BLOCK 8 OF UNIVERSITY PARK ESTATES ADDITION. Being all of Block 8 of University Park Estates Addition, according to a map or plat thereof recorded July 8, 1920, in Vol~e 2, Page 189, Map Records of Dallas County, Texas, Abstract Noo 1153. Beginning at a point in the north right-of-way line of University Boulevard, as now established, at the center of the west fork or branch of Turtle Creek, said point also being ~89.7 feet east of the northeast corner of the intersection of University Boulevard and Turtle Creek Boulevard; Thence east along the north right-of-way line of University Boulevard 259 feet to the center of the east fork or branch of Turtle Cree4, said point being the southeast corner of Block 8, University Park Estates Addition $ Thence northeast with the meanders of the center of the said east fork or branch of Turtle Creek approximately 732 feet to a point, said point being the southeast corner of Block 13 of Brookside Estates Addition recorded May 13, 1922, in Volume ~, Page 85, Abstract No. llS1; Thence in a westerly direction alofig the north line of said Block 8 and the south line of Lot 6, Block 13 of Brooksides Estates Addition, pass an iron pipe at 3~.& feet in the west bank of Turtle Creek, in all ~31o7 feet to an iron pipe for a corner; Thence in a northerly direction ~7.7 feet to a point in the south right- of-way line of Turtle Creek Boulevard, as now established; Thence in a westerly direction along the south right-of-way line of Turtle Creek Boulevard, 275 feet to the center of the west fork or branch of Turtle Creek, said point being the northeast corner of Lot 2, Block 6 of University Park Estates Addition; Thence in a southerly direction with the meandering of the center of the west fork or br~nch of Turtle Creek, a distance of approximately 507 feet to the place of beginning. (B) The City Engineer shall survey the said property and file with the City Clerk a report of his findings° (C) If the City Engineer's Survey on the ground establishes that the above described land and improvements are now in the possession of Toddie Lee Wynne with no encroachments, a Title Guaranty policy accept- able to the City Attorney shall be furnished at the expense of Toddle Lee Wynne ~ (D) The Ma~vor and City Clerk are hereby authorized, empowered and in- structed to do so and shall thereupon pay to the order of Toddle Lee Wynne Twentyuseven Thousand Five-Hundred DoLlars in cash out of the General Funds of this City. (E) Toddle Lee Wynne may do so and is hereby authorized to retain possession and use of the improvements on the said land and of so much of the land as is needed for that use until midnight of December 31, 1944, and prior to the first day of January, 19&5, shall remove from the said land, but not from the house thereon, all copper pipes and water meters; it being agreed that title to such pipe and meters insofar as it is now vested in Toddle Lee Wynne shall continue to be vested in him unless he allows it to remain on the said property after the first day of January, 19&5, at which time title shall vest absolutely in this City to all of said land and everything situated thereon and therein~ (F) A certified copy of this Resolution shall be furnished Mro Wyr~, by way of confirming his right to remove She said pipe and meters and to continue to have the use and possession of all improvements and of so much of the land as he deems necessary for this use until midnight of December 31, 19~&. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS EIGHTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 194~ o REPORT OF CITY ENGINEER I have surveyed the property described in the foregoing ordinances and found it to be in the possession of Toddle Lee Wynne as described therein and to be free fr.a encroachments. October 6, 19~. Asst City Engineer AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK WARRANTS, SERIES OF 19~, IN THE PRINC. IPAL SUM OF $10,000.00 AND LEVYING A' TAX TO PAY INTEREST ;J~D CREATE A SINKING FUND TO MEET THE PAYMENTS OF THE SAID WARRANTS. BE IT ORDAINED BY T}~E BOARD OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: (A) That this governing body find and it does'hereby a~firmatively find, determine and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to represent that: (1) This City is indebted in the sum of Ten Thousand ($10,000o00) Dollars, for permanent improvements, being for the purchase of land, with which to extend, straighten and improve Haynie Avenue; (2) The said land has actually been purchased in full compliance with the statutes and ordinances governing and such purchase has been finally approved andaccepted; (3) No other warrants have been issued by this City during the calendar year 194~, and (4) It is essential that the warrants hereLnafter ordered by issued and sold to pay the said indebtedness; and (B) That warrants of said City, to be called City of University Park Warrants, Series of 1944, be issued under and by virtue of the Constitution and the laws of the State of Texas, for the purpose of paying an equal amount of indebtedness of said city duly and legally incurred and which indebtedness is a valid, subsisting and now outstanding obligation against the said city, which said indebtedness was incurred against the General Fund of said city on the contracts of this city with Toddie L. Wynne for the purchase of land for the making of essential permanent public improvements within the City of University Park, and which said indebtedness is for the principal sum of Ten Thousand ($10,00OOO0) Dollars, with interest at the rate of one and one-half per centum(1½%) per annum, payable semiannually on the first day of May ~nd November in each year, and is in all respects valid° Said warrants shall be numbered from i to ~, inclusive, and shall be in the denomination of of $2,500.00 each, respectively, as hereinafter set out° They shall be dated September 20, 1944, and shall be payable as follows: WARRANT NUMBERS MATURITY DATES AMOUNTS EACH November l, 19~5 $ 2,500.00 November l, 19~6 2,500.00 November 1, 1947 2,500.00 November l, 19~8 2,500.00 They shall bear interest from the day of their said issue to-wit: September 20, 19~4, at the rate of one and one-half per centum (1½%) per annum, payable semi~ annually on the first day of May and November in each year, which interest sh~l be evidenced by coupons attached to each of the said warrants. Principal and interest shall be payable in lawful money of the United States of America upon presentation and surrender of warrants or proper coupons at the Hillcrest State Bank in University Park, Texas° Said warrants shall be signed by the Mayor, counter-signed by the City Clerk andregistered by the City Treasurer, and the seal of the said City shall be impressed upon each of them° (C) The form of the said warrants shall be substantially as follows: "Number $ 2,500°00 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DALLAS CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK WARRANTS SERIES OF 19~ The City of University Park, in the County of Dallas, State of Texas, for a valuable consideration, acknowledges itself indebted to and hereby obligates itself to pay to bearer or order on the first day of November, 19&~, at the Hillcrest State Bank in University Park, Texas, the sum of TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($2,500.00) in lawful money of the United States of America, together with interest thereon from the date hereof atthe rate of one and one-half per centum(l~) per annum, interest pay- able semi-annually on the first day of May and November of each year upon presentation and surrender of warrant or proper coupon, which said city is obligated and promises to pay to bearer or order at the Hillcrest State Bank in University Park, Texas, and the Treasurer of said City is hereby directed to pay to said bearer or order the said sum of $2,500.0Oon the first day of November, 19& ~.~, the date of the maturity of this warrant, and to pay the interest thereon in accordance with coupons therefor from the moneys belonging to the City of University Park WaN-ant Fund, Series of 194~, of said City, levied, assessed and created for that purpose° This warrant is one of a series of four warrants drawn as City of University Park Warrant Series of 1944, numbered consecutively from i to &, inclusive, being in the denomination of $2,500°00 each, all of which waid warrants are issued for the purpose of funding an e~al amount of indebtedness of said City duly and legal~ created and issued against said General Fund of said City, the claims for which were duly audited and allowed prior to the issuance hereof, and for which said City has received full consideration and value, all of which is hereby acknowledged. Be it known and understood that this warrant, as well as all others in this series, is issued for the purpose and intent of funding said outstanding indebtedness into warrants duly authorized and issued and which are to be paid out of a special fund made, created and set aside out of the General Fund of said City, designated as City of University. Park Warrant Fund, Series of 1944~ assessed, collected, and set aside for the purpose, in accordance with the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, and in pursuance of ordinance duly and legally passedbythe City of University Park on the eighteenth day of September, 19~4, which ordinance is recorded in Volume &, page 353, et seq. of the Minutes of the Board of Commissioners of the said City. The date of this warrant in conformity with the said ordinance is September 20, 19~, and it is hereby certified that all acts, conditions and things required to be done precedent to and in the issuance of this warrant have been properly done, happened and performed in regular and due time, order, form and manner, as required by law and said ordinance~ and that the total indebtedness of said City, including this warrant, does not exceed the constitutional statutory or charter limitation° In testimony whereof the City of University Park has caused its corporate seal to be hereto affixed and this warrant to be signed by its mayor, counter-signed by its City Clerk, and registered by the Treasurer, as of the date la~ ~o~ mentioned. ~FHam~, Ci rk Park, Texas City of University Park, Texas Registered Number Treasurer, City of University Park Texas" The form of the coupons attached to each of said warrants shall be substantially as follows~ "Coupon Number $ 18.75 On the first day of ......... , 19~_____, the Treasurer of the City of University Park, Texas, is ordered and directed to pay, and will pay to bearer or order at the HilIcrest State Bank in University park, Texas, the sum of Eighteen and 75/1OO ($1~o75) Dollars~ being six (6) months~ interest due on City of University Park Warrants, Series of 19~, of the number shown below, dated September 20, 19~, to which this coupon is attached and of which it is a part. NAYOR, CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS CITY CLERK, CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS." Warrant Number " The coupons maturing May 1, 1945, shall be for the sum of ($23.13) each. (D) It is further ordained that a fund be and the same is hereby made and created and shall be set aside out of the General Fund of the said City of University Park, a fund hereby designated as City of University Warrant Fund, Series of 19A4, which said fund shall be used for the payment of said indebtedness, and the warrants issued in evidence of same with the interest thereon and for no other purpose than to create said fund and pay said indebtedness, and these warrants, together with interest. Not in lieu of but in accordance with and in aid of said original ordinance levying a tax to meet the indebtedness created by said contract, there is hereby levied and shall be assessed and collected for the year 19~5 a tax of and at the rate of O1.2 cents on the $1OO.00 valuation of all taxable property the City of University Park, Texas, and a tax at such rate, be the same more or less than 01.2 cents as shall be necessary to pay interest on such warrants and principal thereof at maturity, shall be annually levied, assessed and collected while any of such warrants and indebtedness, either principal or interest, be outstanding and unpaid,-and the proceeds of all such taxes shall be kept and held in a separate fund and applied to the purposes named and none other. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS EIG}~EENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 19~o CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, LEVYING AN ASSESSmeNT FOR THE PAY1,ENT OF A PART OF THE COST OF IMPROVING A POR- TION OF PRESTON ROAD, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. 93 IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~rISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: (a) That the Ordinance heretofore adopted by the Board of Commissioners ordering the improve~ merit of PRESTON RDAD, from the South line of the paving on Northwest Highway to the north line of the paving on Lovers Lane, be and they are in all things approved ratified and confirmed. (b) That this governing body of the City of University Park find and it does affirmatively find and determine: (1) Pursuant to Ordinances, heretofore duly adopted, ordering the paving of the said portion of Preston Road, specifications were prepared for said work by the City Engineer, filed with the Board of Commissioners, and were examined, approved and adopted by the said governing body and a contract was duly entered into, executed, sealed and attested by and between the City of Univer- sity Park, th$ State Highway Department of the State of Texas, and Austin Road Company on bids duly received, opened and accepted and the bonds required by law and said contracts were duly executed filed, accepted and approved; and (2) Thereafter and in compliance with the provisions of an act of the ~Oth Legislature of the State of Texas, passed June 6, 1927, entitled ~nAct '~Authorizing Cities to Improve Streets and Alleys and M~ke Assessments for Same," and the ordinances of the City of University Park, the City Engineer filed his reports with the Board of Co,missioners showing the names of the property owners of said street, a description of their respective proper- ties, the total estimated cost of said improvements, the estimated cost thereof per front foot and the estimated cost of each property owners and (3) Thereafter said reports were examined and approved by the Board of Commissioners, and ordinances were passed on the fourth day of September, Ao Do 19~, determining the necessity of levy- ing assessments against the abutting property and owners thereof, and providing for a hearing to be given to the property owners and other interested parties to be held in the Council Chamber in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, at 7:30 Po M~ on the eighteenth day of September, 19~, and dir~ ecting the City Clerk to give notice to such parties, all in compliance with the said law and ordinances~ and (~) In accordance with the direction in said ordinances the City Cle~ gave notice to the owners of property abutting on said streets and all parties interested therein of such hearing, by advertisements inserted in at least three issues of The Dallas Morning News, a newspaper of general circulation in DaLlas County, Texas, published in the City of University Park~ the first of such publications being at least ten days before the date of the hearing, said notices containing a description in general terms of the nature of the improvements for which the assessments wereproposed to be levied, the street or streets upon which the property to b~ improved abuts and a description of such property, the estimated amount per front foot proposed to be assessed against such property and against the respective owners thereof, the estimated total cost of the improvement, the time and place at which the hearing would be held as directed in the ordinances, and advising said owners and interested parties that their objections, if any, would be heard and considered at said time and place by the Board of Conmuissioners; and, also, ga~e notice of said hearings by post- ing registered letters to each such owner containing a copy of such notice more than ten days before the date fixed for the hearings$ and, (5) Said hearings were had at the time and place stated in said ordinances and notices, to-wit~ on the eighteenth day of September, A. Do 19~, at 7~0 P. ~ in the Council Chamber in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, and were then closed$ and, (6) At said hearings all property owners, their agents and attorneys and other interested parties desiring to be heard on any matter as to which hearings are a constitutional pr~ requisite to the validity of the assessment, and to contest the amounts of the proposed assessments, the liens and lia~ bilities, the special benefits of such property and the owners thereof by means of the improvements, and the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity and validity of the proceedings and contracts in connection with the improvements, and proposed assessments, were heard by the Board of Commissioners, and all matters of error_or inequality or other matters requir- ing rectification which were called to the attention of the Board of Commissioners, having been corrected and adjusted, the Board of Commissioners, after hearing all of the evidence offered in the premises, bei~g of the opinion that the assessments hereinbelowmade and charges hereby declared against said property and the owners thereof are Just and equitable, and that in each caEe the assessment made against any particular property is less than the benefits accruing thereto by means of the enhanced value thereof on account of said improvements; and the Board of Commissioners having considered the facts, being of the opinion and so finding that the rule of apportionment set forth below, and the division of the cost of said improvements between said properties and the owners thereof, is just and equitable and produces substantial equality, considering the benefits arising from said improvements and the burdens imposed there- by, the said apportionment being in accordance with the Front Foot Rule except as said rule may have been found inequitable. (c) NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COM~ISSIONEBS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY 1 / PARK: (1) That there shall be ~d is hereby levied against each of the owners of property below mentioned, and against its, his or her property below described, the entire cost of curbs and gutters and no part of the cost of all other improvements i~ Unit or Districts No. 93, the total amount of such assessment being set opposite each firm, corporation or person, and its, his or her property, the names of the several amounts assessed against said property owners and their property as corrected by said Board of Co~ssioners~ being as follows, toewit: O o 8 8 8 o o o o 8 o o 8 o 8 ~ ~ · 0 0 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ o o 3 o o o ~ ~ 8 8 O O O o o o o 8 8 8 8 o o 8 o 8 o O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O 0 (~ ~ o'0 o"0 OriEl 367 ~ J o 0 o o o o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 · .~ '0 0 0 -0 E-~ ,-t ,.--¢ 0 0 0 0 ~ o o ,369 ~ ~ o 0 0 ~ 8 °o · 8 8 8 · 0 0 0 S 0 u~ 0 0 o 8 8 8 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~) 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 ~ 0 0 o 0 o Provided, howe~er, that in the cases where propert,~ is owned by more than one person, there is assessed against each of said persons and against his interest in the property only that portion of the total assessment against such property which his interest therein bears to the whole property; and if in any case any person is named as owner who has no interest in the property, or any person ovming an interest therein is omitted, there is assessed against the true owner or owners, whether named or unnamed, and his or their interest in the property, that part of the total assess- ment against such property which such interest therein bears to the whole property; the assessment where there is more than one owner being several and not joint, both as to the lien thereby created and the personal liability of the owners. (2) That the several sums above mentioned assessed against said abutting property and their owners respectively are hereby, otgether with all costs of collection thereof, including reasonable attorney's fees if incurred, declared to be in lien upon the respective parcels of prop- erty against which the same are assessed, and a personal liability or charge against the owners thereof, and that said lien shall be a first and paramount lien upon said property, superior to all other liens, claims or titles except lawful ad valorem taxes. That the sums so assessed shall be payable as follows, to-wit: one-fifth one year after the completion and acceptance by the City of University Park of said improvements; one-fifth two years after said date; one-fifth three years after said date; one-fifth four years after said date and one-fifth five years after said date, together with interest from said ~ate at the rate of seven per cent per annum~ payable annually. In case default is made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest when due the entire assessment, at.the option of the Austin Road Company, or its assigns, shall at once become due and payable. Property owners shall have the right to pay any or all of said installments before maturity by payment of~the amount of principal, together with accrued interest to the date of said payment. The sums so assessed shall be a special tax and may be collected by the Tax Collector as hereinafter provided. (3) That the City of University Park shall not become in any manner liable for the pa~% ment of the sums assessed against said property owners or their property. The said Austin Road Company shall look solely to said property owners and their property for payment of said sums, but the said City of University Park shall exercise all its charter and statutory powers necessary or proper to aid in the enforcement of the collection of the certificates herein referred to, and that in case of default made in the payment of any of said sums collection thereof shall be enforced, either by the City of University Park as near as possible in the manner provided for the sale of property after the failure to pay ad valorem taxes, or, at the option of said Austin Road Company, the payment of said sums shall be enforced in any court having jurisdiction. (~) That for the purpose of evidencing the several sums payable by said property owners, and the ti~e and terms of payment, and to aid in the enforcement and collection thereof, assignable certificates shall be issued by the ~ity of University Park upon the completion and acceptance of said work of improvement in the unit or District named to be improved, which said certificates shall be executed by the Mayor and attested by the City 81erk with the corporate seal, and shall be pay- able to the Austin Road Company~ or its assigns, and shall declare the amounts due and the time and terms of payment thereof, the rate of interest payable thereon, and shall contain the name of the property owner and the description of the property by lot and block number and front feet thereof, or such description as may Otherwise identify the same be reference to any other fact, and if said property shall be owned by an estate, a description thereof as so owned shall be sufficient° No · error or omission in the description of any property or the name of the owner thereof shall in any manner inval~.date said certificates or the assessment lien agair~st said property or the personal liability against the real and true owner of said property. Said certificates shall further provide that in case default is made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest thereon when due, at the option of the said Austin Road Company, or other holder thereof, the entire amount of said assessment shall at once become due and payable and shall be eollectivle, together with reasonable attorney's fees and all costs of collection if incurred. Said certificates shall further state that the proceedings with reference to making said impr°Vaments have been regularly had in compliance with the terms of Article ll05~b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the 1st. co s. of the Fortieth Legis~ lature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, and that all pre- requisites to the fixing of the lien and claim of personal liability evidenced by said certificates have been performed, which recital shall be evidence of the facts so stated, and no further recital thereof shall be required. That said certificates shall also provide that the amounts payable thereunder may be paid to the Assessor and Collector of Taxes of the City of University Park, who hhall credit said pay- ments upon said certificates and shall at once deposit the amount so collected with the City Treasurer of the City of University Park, to be kept and held by said Treasurer in a special fund, which said payment shall be paid by him to the said Austin Road Company, or other holder of said certlficates~ on presentation thereof to him, duly credited by said Assessor and Collector of Taxes, such credit being the Treasurer's warrant for making such payments; and the said Austin Road Company or other hOlder of said certificates shall receipt in writing to said Treasurer for said payments; and shall deliver said certificates to said Treasurer when paid in full, together with all costs of collection. Said certifics£es shall further provide that the City of University Park shall exercise all its power when requested to do so by the holder of said certificates to aid in the collection thereof, but the said City of University Park shall be in in no wise liable to the holder of said certificates for the payment of the same. Said certificates shall further provide that in case of default in payment of said tax the same shall be enforced either by sale of the above described property by the Tax Collector and Assessor of the City of University Park, as near as possible in the manner provided for the sale of property for ad valorem taxes, or by suit in any court having jurisdiction° PASSED AND APPROVED THIS EIGHTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D, AN ORDINANCE I~KING THE CITY ATTORNEY EXwOFFICIO ACTING ~YOR OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK NEITHER THE ~AYOR NOR THE MAYOR PRO TEMPORE ARE IN THE CITY AND SERVING AS MAYOR. BE IT ORDAINqED BY THE BOARD OF CC~SSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: (a) That from ~he twenty-fifth day of September, 19A/,, to the tenth day of October, 19&&, inclusive, Percy C. Fewell shall be and he is hereby made Acting Mayor of the City of University Park, Texas, without additional compensation, with all.the powers, duties and responsibilities of the Mayor of such city while the Mayor and Mayor Pot Tempore are out of the City; and (b) If during a vacancy in the office of Mayor or during the absence, inability or refusal of the Mayor to serve, the Mayor Pro Tempore should die, resign, refuse to serve, be out of the City or be unable to serve, the City Attorney, for the time being, shall, in like manner, administer the Government of the City of University Park and act as Mayor with all the duties, privileges, respon- sibilities, obligations and powers of the Mayor until be shall be superseded by a Mayor or Mayor Pro Tempore. (c) The City Attorney, while serving as Acting ~ayor and administering the Municipal Government, shall receive no compensation for such service in addition to his compensation as City Attorney° PASSED AND APPNOVED THIS EIGHTEENTH DAY OF SEPT~ER, A. D. 19~4. ATTEST: RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION AND DELIVERY OF A RELEASE OF PAVING ASSESSN~J~f AGAINST LOT 19, BLOCK l, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS ADDITION AND MRS. ~ BESS HUGHES BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That, that certain special assessment and paving lien levied by an ordinance passed by the governing body of this city on the twenty-third day of June, 19&l, under which an assessment in the principa~ sum of $500.75 was made against Lot 19, Block I, University Heights Addition, described in full in Volume 3, Page 383, of the Nap Records of Dallas County, Texas, and against Ers. Ima Bess Hughes, the owner of said property be and it is hereby released; and That the Na~or and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized,empowered and directed for and on behalf of a.~d as sn act of this city to execute and deliver to Mrs. Ima Bees Hughes a written release of the sai assessment and lien. PASSED A D APPROVED THIS SIXTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 19&A. . ~ ] RESOLUTION AMENDING THE BUDGET AND .AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OF FIRE TRUCK FROM SEARS'& ROEBUCK FOR $ 996.08. WHEREAS, an exigency exists which could not have been anticipated at the time the 19~4-&5 budget was approved, it has been found necessary to amend said budget. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the 1944-45 budget be amended and that there be appropriated $1250.00 additional funds for the Fire Department, and further that the City Clerk be instructed to purchase from Sears & Roebuck Company one Chevrolet 1½ ton truck; motor # T2 921518; serial # 3'633; year model 19&O, for the consideration of $996.08. Said truck to be equipped with certain fire fighting equipment and to be used as an ausiliary truck and it is further ordered that said City Clerk have constructed upon said truck a booster tank with a capacity of not less than three hundred (300) gallons of water° PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A CONTRACT WITH P. B. SMITH FOR SALVAGING GARBAGE BE IT RESOLVED THAT The Mayor and the City Clerk be authorized and instructed to enter into a cer- tain contract, a copy of which is attached, with Po B. Smith for the removal of paper and other refuse from the City's garbage disposal ground for a period ending September 30, 1945. The con- tractor is to pay in advance to the City for this privilege $50°00 per month. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SIXTH DAY OF NOVk~BER, A. D. 19~J,. THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DALLAS This contract this day made and entered into by and between the City of University Park, ,, a Municipal Corporation, hereinafter called "City" and B. po Smith, hereinafter called Contractor." WITNESSETH: The City for the consideration hereinafter expressed, hereby grants to the Contractor the right and privilege of collecting and disposing of all scrap paper and waste material of every ch aracter, except tin cans, that may be reclaimed by removing the same from refuse, garbage dumps and incinerators of the City of.~Universtty Park, and said materials, when reduced to possession by the Contractor, his agents and representatives, shall become the property of said Contractor, who may sell and dispose of the same. The Contractor in consideration of the foregoing privilege will pay unto the City of University Park FIFTY ($50.00) DOLLARS per month for the months October, 19~4, to September, 1945, inclusive. Said sums of money payable in advance, and to be paid on or before the fifth day of the month and in the event the payment is not made to the City as herein provided, or the Contractor does not carry on the removal, reclamation and disposal of such materials in a manner satisfactory to the City, the Contract shall, at the election of the City, be subject to cancellation upon giving ten days notice of such election of cancellation to the Contractor. Notice of Cancellation shall be sufficient if given in the form of a letter mailed to the last known address of the Contractor. The Contractor must furnish free of cost to the City as many men to each dump as, in the opinion of the Cityts foreman in charge of the garbage dump, are needed to carry on the work of disposal effectively. The Contractor shall reclaim the salvage in a manner that will cause the least possible interference with the work of the City employees and will keep the dumps .in a usable and workable condition at all times. The Contractor, his agents and representatives, must not interfere with the work of the Garbage Department in the collection and disposition of garbage or waste materials of any character. The Contractor expressly agrees to remove 'the salvage materials from the dumps and incinerators, if.any, at the end of each day. .. The contract shall continue in force and effect for a period of twelve (]2) months 'unless sooner ter, dnated as herein provided. If is expressly understood and agreed that the Contractor will indemnify and save the City whole and harmless from any damages, injuries or claims of any character on account of injuries received at the dumps or incinerators by the Contractor's employees or others and any claims on account of Workmen' s Compensation Insurance Law, Social Security taxes and all other claims and dem.mnds. EXECUTED THIS THE SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1924. CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK By , A..~....L' Slaughter_ .... Mayor (Signed) Bo P. _Smith (Signed) (Signed) Contractor A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK AUTHORIZING THE. SUBSTITUTION OF UNITED STATES 'TREASURY BONDS IN THE PRINCIPAL SUM OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS BY HILLCREST STATE BANK FOR ALL OTHER COLLATERAL HERE- TOFORE PLEDGED BY THE CITY DEPOSITORY AND APPROVING THE COLLATERAL AS SUBSTIItJTED BY THE DEPOSITORY AS BEING ADEQUATE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT this Board find, and it does affirmatively find, that Trust. Receipt No. 28555, issued the 16th day of November, 19~, by the First National Bank in Dallas in favor of the City of Univer- sity Park, Texas, covering collateral pledged by the Hillcrest State Bank, Dallas, Texas, covering deposit of United States Treasury Bonds due June 16, 195A, being Bond No. 977H in the sum of $100,000.00, and Bonds Nos. 8931A / 8935E, each in the sum of $10,000.00 and each due June 15, 195&, being in the aggregate sum of $150,000.00, be and are accepted as adequate collateral for all pur- poses and the pledge of said collateral pursuant to that certain depository agreement heretofore executed on the first day of August, A. D. 1944, by the Hillcrest State Bank qualified as the depository for the funds of this City, be and it is in all things approved: · BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, that all other collateral, save and except that herein described be and it is released, and the said depository is hereby authorized to withdraw all collateral heretofore pledged. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE TWENTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 19b/~. AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, DE- CLARING A DESIRE AND NECESSITY FOR ACQUIRING THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED OUT OF A TRACT OF LAND BELONGING TO HONORABLE HATTON SUMNER FINDING IT IMPOSSIBLE TO AGREE WITH THE OWNER OF THE VALUE OF THE LAND DESIRED FOR STREETS AND THE DAY'AGES AND ~ENEFITS RESULT- ING TO THE REMAINDER OF SAID PROPERTY BY THE TAKING OF THE 'PORTION DESIRED: CONDEMNING THE LAND DESIRED AND INSTRUCTING THE CITY ATTORNEY TO BRING CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS. BE IT OP~AINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, That this Board of Commissioners find, and it does hereby affirmatively find, that it is necessary for the public welfare that Daniels Avenue be extended across the property of Honorable Hatton W. S~mner, hereinafter described , and that Boedeker Street be extended across the property of Honorable Natton W. Sumner~ as hereinafter described; and that the City of University Park desires said land herein- after described out of that certain tract or parcel of land out of the Jefferson Tilley Survey, Abstract 1480, known as the Hatton Sumner tract. THAT the City of University Park desires the following portion of the said real estate for the opening and extension of Daniels Avenue. Dedication of a strip of land 50 feet in width 521.77 feet in length out of acreage owned by Natron Wo Sumner in the Jefferson Tilley Survey, Abstract 1480 of the map of plat book records of Dallas County, Texas, to be described as follows: Beginning at a point in the west line of said acreage, 3&5.8 feet north of the north line of University Blvd; Thence east 521o77, paralleling University Boulevard, to a point in the east line of said acreage; Thence north 50 feet along the east line of said acreage; Thence west 521o77 feet, paralleling University Boulevard, to the west line of said acreage; Thence south 50 feet to the point of beginning. That the City of University Park desires and requires the following parcel or tract of land the opening and extension of Boedeker Street in University Park, Dallas County, Texas; Being a strip of land &30.A feet in length out of acreage owned by Hatton W. Sumner in the Jefferson Tilley Survey, Abstract ~.80 of the map and plat book records of Dallas County, Texas, to be described asfollows: Beginning at a point in the south line of said acreage, which is 180.& feet north of the north line of University Boulevard and 130.37 feet east of the west line of said acreage; Thence north ~3Oo& feet paralleling the west of zaid tract to the north line of said tract; Thence east 50 feet along the north line of said tract; Thence south.paralleling the west line of said tract A30o4 feet; ThenCe west 50 feet to the point of beginning. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, THAT This Board find and it does hereby affirmatively find that a bona fide and sincere effort has been made by this City to agree with the owner on the value of the land to be so taken, and the damages and benefits resulting to the remainder of the property owned by Honorable Hatton W. Sumner by reason of the taking of the two tracts of land desired by the City of University Park for streets, and it has been impossible to agree with the owner on such value and damages, or benefits, and it has been impossible to reach any agreement with the said owner fixing a purchase price for the said property so desired and there-~ fore the two tracts of land herein described being desired for streets are hereby condemned and the City Attorney and the Mayor are instructed and ordered to take all such action and do all such things as are proper and necessary to be done to acquire the two tracts of land by condemnation proceedings. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE TWENTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1944. CITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE A~THORIZiNG THE EXECUTION OF A SUPPLEMENTAL AGRW~ENT WITH THE. CITY 'OF DALLAS SUPPLEMENTING CONTRACT ENTERED INTO WITH'SAID CITY THE 28th DAYOF DECEMBER, 19~0, SAID SUPPLE~NTAL CONTRACT AUTHOR- IZES THE INST~LLATION OF A NEW WATER CON- NECTION ON MOCKINGBIRD LANE FOR THE PURPOSE SOLELY AND EXCLUSIVELY OF FURNISHING WATER TO SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That A. L. Slaughter, as Mayor, and Ralph E. Hamman, as City Clerk, be and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute and upon proper execution of copies of such instrument by the City Manager, City Se.cretary and City Auditor of the City of Dallas, to deliver that certain supple- mental agreement hereto attached and made a part of this act, contract and agreement of the City of University Park, and that this City be and it is hereby bound so far as it is possible, under the constitution and Statutes of the State of Texas, for it to be bound by the terms and provisions of said supplemental agreement. ATTEST: THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DALLAS This SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT made this the 20th day of November, A. D. 19~, between the City of Dallas, a municipal corporation, and the City of University Park, a municipal corporation, supplementing an agreement heretofore made by the contracting parties on the 28th day of December, A. D. 19~0: I It is hereby' agreed that Section 1 of said contract be and the same 'is hereby mod~.fied to the extent that installation of a new water connection will be permitted on Mockingbird Lane for the purpose solely and exclusively of furnishing water to Southern Methodist University, and at such installation one meter only will be required to meter the water used by said University which shall be considered as having been furnished under the original contraCtabove referre~ to. II That said contract shall in all other things remain unchanged and unmodified. ATTEST: Earl Goforth City Secretary, City of Dallas Signed COUNTERSIGNED: ~Stua________~ Bailey ...... (Signed) City Auditor, City of Dallas ATTEST: CITY OF DALLAS By V.R. Smitham Acting City Manager (Signed) Ral_p~h ~ E. Hamman City Clerk, City of University Park APPROVED AS TO FORM: (Signed) Dallas CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK By ~A. L. Sla hter (Signed) Mayor, City of University Park APPi~VED'AS TO FORM: Percy C. Fewell City Attorney, City University Park. (Signed) 377 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF WATER TO SOUTNERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY FROM A CONNECTION ~DE BY SAID SOUTHERN ~ETHODIST UNIVERSITY WITH THE CITY OF DALLAS WATER LINE AT MOCKINGBIRD LANE, JUST EAST OF . BISHOP AVENUE, ADJACENT TO SOUTHERN ~ETH- ODIST UNIVERSITY CA~PUS. WHEREAS, Southern Methodist University has requested permission to make a water connection with the Dallas trunk line at Mockingbird Lane and t hat said connection be made Just east of Bishop Avenue abutting Southern Methodist University campus, WHEREAS, Southern Methodist University will install at its own expense and cost a water meter serving the connection above referred to and all water passing through said meter will be used by Southern Methodist University exclusively and that no expense whatsoever shall accrue against the City of University Park by cause of this connection either directly or indirectly, and WHEREAS, Southern Methodist University agrees to be responsible for any and all water which may pass through this connection, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMk~ISSION~{S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK That each month, when the bill is received from the City of Dallas for the water which passes through the meter at the connection in question, Southern Methodist University shall be billed for the exact amount of the cost of the water to the City of University Park, plus a flat fee of $10.00 per month for bookkeeping charges. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE TWENTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1944. / / / THE STATE OF TEXAS OF DAU,AS This agreement by and between the City of University Park, a municipal corporation in Dallas County, Texas, and Southern Methodist University, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Texas and domiciled in University Park, Texas, (sometimes referred to herein as the University), withes seth: The City. of University Park agrees to sell water to Southern Methodist University and Southern Methodist University agrees to buy water from the City. of University Park for a period beginning the first day of October, 1944, and ending the thirty-first day of July, 1950, upon the following basis: (a) Southern Methodist University, at its own cost, shall construct a water line to be connected with a main trunk line of the City of Dallas, in Mockingbird Lane at a point in University Park convenient to the University and approved by the City of Dallas, add shall do so and agrees to properly maintain the line and to forever save the City of University Park harmless from any damages arising out of the construction, use or maintenance of the said line. Title and ownership to said line shall remain in Southern Methodist University. (b) The actual connection of the said line to the trunk line of the City of Dallas shall be made by the City of University Park or, at its request, shall be made by the City of Dallas at the cost and expense of Southern Methodist University, which agrees to pay the charges therefor° (c) The City of University Park grants to Southern Methodist University the right to use so much of the public way as is required for the making of the said connection on Mockingbird Lane, and in the event the University decides to run said line up Airline Road then the City of University Park grants to th~ University the right to use such part of Airline Road as is necessary to lay said line, such rights, frachises and easements to extend through the term of this agreement, and all renewals or extensions thereof or any similar agreement~ during which time Southern Methodist University may do all things necessary to be done on, in and under the said streets for the making of such connection and maintenance of the line so con~ nectedo But Southern Methodist University shall at its own cost restore the streets to the state of improvement in which they were at the time any pavement is cut for the making of the connection, or for the laying of the line, or for any maintenance work on said line. (d) ~The City of University Park m~v at any time, at its own cost, connect the line so constructed by Southern Methodist University to a trunk line owned by the City of university Park carrying an ~ple water supp~, ~ which event the City of University Park ag~es to fu~ish ~ ade~ quate water supply to the University, meeting a~ stand~d requi~s of the Public HealthSeNmce of the State of Te~s. (e) SoutheE Metho~st U~versity sh~l, at its cost, p~chase ~d inst~ a water meter which is satisfactory to the City of U~versity P~k ~d sha~ keep such meter ~ a good state of rep~r ~d ~ go~ operat~g condition, ~d ~ the event the meter orig~ly ~st~led is not satisfactory ~ ~st~l a meter which does perfo~ P~rly ~d is satisfactory to the U~versity and t~ City. S~th~rn Methodist U~versity does not n~ desire a che~ or test meter, ~d it is agreed that no test or che~ meter sha~ be ~st~led on the line so const~cted until and ~less it is deeded by Southe~ Methodist U~ve~ity or by the City of D~las, ~d that upon such dem~d, but only ~ the event of such dem~d such a ~ter sh~l be purchased ~d ~Stalled at the e~e~e ~ cost of Southe~ ~th~ist U~versity. (f) For the water furnished to the University under this agreement, Southern Methodist University agrees to pay to the City of University Park each month a sum of money exactly equiva- lent to the amount charged the City of University Park therefor by the City of Dallas, under that certain contract executed by and between the two said cities for a period beginning the first day of August, 19AO, and ending the thirty-first day of July, 19&O, which provides for a rate of ten cents (10¢) per thousand gallons at the meter, and in addition, Southern Methodist University shall pay to the City of University Park the sum cf $10.00 per month. If during the effective term of this agreement, the City of University Park discontinues receiving its water from the City of Dallas and establishes its own original source of supply, the charge for the water to Southern Methodist University shall be at the rate of ten cents (10¢) per thousand gallons at the meter without any additional charge. (g) The payment for such water service shall be made by the University to the City of Univer- sity Park not later than the tenth day of the month follo~ring the one in which the service is received, without discount, upon receipt of a bill or statement therefor. Upon the failure, if any, on the part of the University to pay such bill promptly, when due, there shall accrue and be paid by the University the same penalty that applies to delinquent water accounts current in the City of University Park at the time of presentation of such bills. ~ II It is distinctly understood that the City of University Park now secures the water to be furnished the University from the City of Dallas, which owes its primary obligation and duty to furnish water to the citizens of the City of Dallas, and that the City of Dallas is furnishing and selling the water to be delivered under this agreement because it has a surplus and expects to have a surplus of such service and water° III It is explicitly understood that the City of University Pare shall never be liable to Southern Methodist University or any of its students or faculty for the failure to furnish an adequate water supply, should it develop that during the term of this agreement the water supply of the City of Dallas should become inadequate or fail, or in the event the City of Dallas become~ unable to furnish water to the City of University Park for the use of the University, and the ~7~tty of University Park lacks an adequate available supply of water. Southern Methodist University shall not m~ke or permit to be made any connection to the water line to be constructed under this agreement for the use of any one except the University and persons on its campus, and will not sell water from the said line. V Southern Methodist University will not perm~it any person to do any plumbing work on any of the water lines served under this contract unless such person be a licensed plumber under the ordinances, rules and regulations of the City of University Park, or a plumber duly licensed by the City of Dallas to make such connections, and all plumb lng work on such lines shall be done in pltance with the ordinances of the City of University Park. VI This agreement entered into by each of the parties hereto, subject to the provisions of the Constitution, applicable State Laws and Charter Porvistons presantly in force, or any amendment of either source of power or authority under which each respective party acts in entering into this agreement. This instrument is executed in duplicate, one copy to be retained by each of the parties. EXECUTED THIS THE SIXTH DAY OF NOV~ER, A. D. 19~4. ATTEST: Ralph E. Hammam ..... (Signed) City Clerk City of University Park CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK By A.L. Slaughter .. (Signed) Mayor, City of University Park SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY ATTEST: Layton W. Bailey (Signed) By Umphrey L_e.~. (Signed) President - Secretary ~ 379 RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK RELEASING MAINTENANCE BOND GIVEN BY O'NEAL-APPERSON COMPANY FOR THE I~fPROVENENT OF HYER STREET FRO}! THE EAST LINE OF LOMO ALTO DRIVE TO .THE WEST LINE OF DOUGLAS AVENUE; BOAZ STRUT FROH THE EAST LINE OF LOMO ALTO DRIVE TO THE WEST LINE OF DOUGLAS AVENUE, AND THE WEST ONE-HALF OF DOUGLAS AVENUE FROM THE NORTH LINE OF THE ALLEY SOUTH OF BOAZ STREET TO THE NORTH LINE OF B OAZ STREET; ALSO FULL WIDTH PAVING ON DOUGLAS AVENUE FROM THE NORTH LINE OF BOAZ TO THE NORTH LINE OF A FIFTEEN FOOT ALLEY NORTH OF HYER STREET; THE VfEST ONE-HAlF OF DOUGLAS AVENUE FROM THE NORTH LINE OF THE ALLEY NORTH OF HYER STREET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF LOVERS LANE, ALL IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COI~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, THAT, WHEREAS, h~retofore on the ]?th day of July, 1939, O"Neal-Apperson Company entered into contract with H. Leslie Hill, R. ~. Mayo, Nelle S. DeLoache and the City of University Park to improve Hyer Street from the east line of Lomo Alto Drive to the west line of Douglas Avenue; Boaz Street from the east line of Lomo Alto Drive to the west line of Douglas Avenue, and the west one-half of Douglas Avenue from the north line of the alley south of Boaz Street to the north line of Boaz Street; also full width paving on Douglas Avenue from the north line of Boaz Street to the north 'line of a fifteen foot alley north of Hyer Street; the west one-half of Douglas Avenue from the north line of the alley north of Hyer Street to the south line of Lovers Lane, in the City of University Park, Texas, and in said contract bound and obligated itself to so construct said im- provements and to use such materials in the construction of same tb~t said streets would be and remain in good repair and condition for a period of five years from the final completion and acceptance of said work by the City of University~Park, and at the end of said period to be in good and serviceable condition~ smooth and free from any defects that would impair their useful- ness as roadways, and further agreed to maintain said streets in accordance with the terms and provisions of said contract; and~ WHEREAS, the said O~Neal-Apperson Company, in accordance with the terms of said contract, furnished maintenance bond to the City of University Park~ with said.O~Neal-Apperson Company as Principal and United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company, as Surety, and, WHEREAS, said five-year-period has expired, and said contract of guaranty and maintenance has been fully and faithfully completed and carried out by said OtNeal-Apperson Company, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~fISbIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That the maintenance bond heretofore given by the OtNeal-Apperson Company as Principal and United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company as Surety, of date the 17th day of July, 1939, be and the same is hereby released and held of no further force and effect. That this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage~ PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE ~ENTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 19~J,. / CITY CLERK A RESOLUTION ANE~NDING THE BUDGET FOR THE YEAR 1944-1945 AND APPROPRIATING FROM CASH FUNDS ON HAND IN THE WATER DEPARTMENT $23,300.00 WHEREAS, an exigency exists which could not have been reasonable anticipated at the time the 194~-19~5 budget was approved that that 12 inch water line now ending at University Boulevard and the parkway of Armstrong Boulevard to Lovers Lane; thence east to Douglas Street; thence north to Amherst Street; thence east to Preston Road and connect with an 8 inch line. Also that a six inch tPunk lin~ be !aid in Douglas Street from the alley north of Southwestern Boulevard to the alley north of Colgate Street. BE IT RESOLVED That there be appropriated from the cash on hand at the beginning of the 19gg-1945 fiscal year from the Water Department funds approximately $23,300.00 to pay for the cost of the above improvements. P~SED AND APPBOVED THIS THE TWENTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 194~./ A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF ARMSTRONG BOULE- VARD FR0~ THE SOUTH LINE OF LOVERS LANE SOUTH TO THE NORTH LINE OF THE ALLEY SOUTH OF GRASSMERE LANE, AND THE ?~ST ONE HAIF OF ARMBTRONG BOULEVARD FRO~! THE SOUTH LINE OF DRUID LANE TO THE NORTH LINE OF THE ALLEY SOUTH OF DRUID LANE KNOWN AS DISTRICT #g&, ALL IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE B OA~D OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, That WHERE~S, the City Engineer has heretofore prepared plans and specifications for the improve- ment of Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of Lovers Lane south to the north line of the alley south of Grassmere Lane, and the west one-half of Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of Druid Lane to the North line of the alley south of Druid Lane known as District #9&, all in the City of University Park, Texas, by excavating, grading, filling, and paving, constructing drainage culverts or structures and the construction of curb and gutters, and has presented same to the Board of Commissioners for approval and adoption; and, WHEREAS, said plans and specifications have been carefully considered by the Board of Commissioners, THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT THE SAID PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE APPROVED AND ADOPTED AS PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR SAID IMPROVEMENTS ON THE SAID STREET. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That the City Secretary is hereby instructed to secure bids on the said improvements and submit them to the Board of Commissioners. THIS RESOLUTION shall take effect and be in force from and after the date of its pas s age. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE TWENTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 194%. CITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOERD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY pAwE DETERMINING THE NECESSITY FOR AND ORDERING THE I~A~ROVE~E. NT OF A PORTION OF THACKERAY STREET; DEFINING THE PORTION OF SAID STREET AS A SEP- .~tlTE DISTRICT; DECLARING THE PURPOSE TO ASSESS P~RT OF THE COST ~OF THE IMPROV~TS AGAINST THE ABUTTING PROPERTY AND OWneRS THEREOF; AND DIRECTING THE CITY ENGINEER TO PREPARE AND FILE PLANS AND SPECIFICATI0~fS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COM~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF %~NIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That this Board find, and it does affirmatively find, and it is true that there is and there is hereby declared to be a necessity for the improvement of a portion of Thackeray Street within the City, as hereinafter described, by excavating, grading, and paving the same, including concrete curbs and gutters, drains, and the necessary work in connection therewith, and it is hereby ordered that the said portion of Thackeray Street be so improved, to-wit: FROM THE NORTH LINE OF SOUTP~ESTERN BOULEVARD AS PRESENTLY I~P~0VED, TO THE SOUTH LINE OF THE PAVING ON GREENBRIER DRIVE, AND TO BE KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 97. Such district shall be and constitute an independent unit of improvement and the construc- tion of the said improvements shall be whoLLy independent of the construction in any other district. The assessment to be levied in said district shall be levied according to the cost of the improve- ments in that particular district, and in accordance with the benefits accruing to the property by reason of said improvements in that particular district, wholly independent of the cost and of the benefits accruing by reason of the improvements in any other district. One tenth of the cost of such improvements, except for curb and gutters, shall be and is hereby ordered paid by the City of University Park. The remaining portion of the entire cost of such improvements in said District No. 97 shall be paid by the owners of the abutting property, and be assessed against the abutting property and respective owners thereof; such assessments to be made under the provisions of an act of the legislature passed June 6, 1927, entitled: "AN ACT AUTHORIZ- ING CITIES TO I~ROVE STREETS AND ALLEYS, AND MAKE ASSESSMENTS FOR SAi~," and particularly Section 7 Thereof. The portion of the cost to be assessed against the property owners shall be paid in five equal installments; on~-fifth one year from the date of completion and acceptsnce of the work by the iiCity of University Park, one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date; one- fifth three years from said date; one-fifth four years from said date; and one-fifth five years from said date, together with interest at the rate of seven (7%) per centum per annum from said date of acceptance, providing that said assessments may be paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date of payment. The City Engineer is hereby directed to at once prepare and file plans and specifications for said work, setting out fuller different standard materials and classes of work. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, Ao D. 194&. / CITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOAPJ] OF CO59gISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK DETERMINING THE NECESSITY FOR AhD ORDERING THE IMPROVEL~NT OF A PORTION OF HILLCREST AVENUE; DEFINING THE PORTICN OF SAID STREET AS A SEPARATE DISTRICT; DECLARING THE PUR~ POSE TO ASSESS PART OF TF~ COST OF THE ]~PROVEMENTS AGAINST THE ABUTTING PROPERTY AND OWNERS THEREOF; AND DIRECTING THE CITY ENGIS~EER TO PREPARE AND FILE PLANS _&ND SPECIFICATIONS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COPI~ISSIONEHS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That this Board find, and it does affirmatively find, and it is true and there is and there is hereby declared to be a necessity for the improvement of a portion of Hillcrest Avenue within the City, as hereinafter described, by excavating, grading, and paving the same, including concrete curbs and gutters~ drains, and the necessary work in connection therewith, and it is hereby ordered that the said portion of Hillcrest Avenue be so improved, to~lt: FROM THE N©RTH LINE OF SOUTHWESTERN~ BOULEVARD AS PRESENTLY IMPROVED, TO THE SOUTH LINE OF THE PAVING ON NORTHWEST HIGHWAY, AND TO BE KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 98. Such district shall be and constitute an independent unit of improvement and the con- struction of the said improvements shall be wholly independent of the construction in any other dis- trict. The assessments to be levied in said district shall be levied accorcing to the cost of the improvements in that particular district, and in accordance with the benefits accruing to the property by reason of said improvements in that particular district, wholly independent of the cost and of the benefits accruing by reason of the improvements in any other district. One tenth of the cost of such improvements, except for curb and gutters shall be and is hereby ordered paid by the City of University Park° The remaining portion of the entire cost of such 'improvements in said District No. 98 shall be paid by the owners of the abutting property, and be assessed against the abutting property and respective owners thereof; such assessments to be made under the provisions of an act of the legislature passed June 6, 1927, entitled: "AN ACT AUTHORIZING CITIES TO IMPROVE STREETS AND ALLEYS, AND MAKE ASSESSMENTS FOR SAME," and particularly Section 7 thereof. The portion of the cost to be assessed against the property owners shall be paid in five equal installments; one-fifth one year from the date of completion and acceptance of the work by the City of University Park; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date; one~ fifth four years from said date; and one-fifth five years from said date, together with interest at the rate of seven (7%)per cent%un per annum from said date of acceptance, providing that said assess- ments may be paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date of payment. The City Engineer is hereby directed to at once prepare and file plans and specifications for said work, setting out fully different standard materials and classes of work. 'PASSED AND APPROVED THIS EIGHTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1944.~! ATTEST. : ' / CITY CLE A RF~SOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~IIISSI©NERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY P~RK~ TEXAS, t~PROVING THE PLANS AND SPECIFIC ~TIONS FOR THE I~ROVE~T CF THACKERAY STREET FROM THE NORTH LI~ OF Tt~ PRESENT PAVING ON SOUT~.~STEP~ BOULEVAPd] TO THE SOUTH LI~ OF THE PRESENT PAVING ON GRE~BRIER STREET~. KNO~,~'~ AS DISTRICT NO o 97~ ALL IN THE CITY OF U~EEVERSITY PARK, TEX&S. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~ISSI(NERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, T~AS~ That ~4EREAS, the City Engineer has heretofore prepared plans and specifications for the improvement of Thackeray Street from the north line of the present paving on Southwestern Boulevard to the south line of the present paving on Greenbrier Street known as District #9?, all in the City of University Park, Texas, by excavating, grading, filling, and paving, constructing drainage culverts or structures and the construction of curb and gutters, and has presented same to the Board of Commissioners for approval and adoption; and~ ~HEREAS, said plans and specifications have been carefully considered by the Board of C ommis sione rs, THEREFORE, BE IT FURT}~.R RESOLVED THAT THE SAID PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE APPROVED AR~ ADOPTED AS PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR SAID IMPROVE~NTS ON THE SAID STREET. BE IT FURTheR RESOLVED That the City Secretary is hereby instructed to secure bids on the said improvements and submit them to the Board of CommSssionerso THIS RESOLUTION shall take effect and be in force from and after the date of its passage. AT TEST.' ~~/ / ~ 'CITY CLERK PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 19&5. / AN ORDINanCE OF THE BOARD OF CO~f~[ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, REGULATING TRAFFIC iN S'~mID CITY REQUIRING O?'ERATORS TO BRING ALL VEHICLES MOVING EAST AND WEST ON EKERSON STREET TO A FUZL STOP BEFORE PRO- CEEDING TO ENTER THE INTERSECTION OF AP~TRONG BOULEV~RD ;~D PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. BE IT ORDAIkZD BY THE BO~hRD OF CO~.[ISSIOI'fERS £F THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT stop signs be placed on Emerson Street at the east and west sides of Armstrong Boulevard within the City of University Park, and that all persons while operating an automobile, motorcycle, bicycle, truck or other vehicle, be and they are prohibited from proceeding or per- ~tting such vehicle to proceed east or west on Emerson Street into or across Armstrong Boulevard, without having first then and there brought and caused such vehicle, or other vehicle, to come to a full and complete stop, at said stop signs, and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across the intersection ~f Emerson Street and Armstrong Boulevard without coming into contact or collision with any other vehicle , if any, or with any person or other object~ Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred Dollars (~lOO) This ordinance shall be effective immediately after its passage and publication as require~ by law, and if any part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall never-the. less be effective. PASSED ~D APPROVED THIS THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JAN[D~Y, A. D. 1925. /~N ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CO~(ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY P/~K REPEALING .iN ORDINANCE ADOF'TED SEPTEmbER 15, 19~1, ORDER- ING STOP SIGNS PLACED ON HAYNIE AVENUE AT THE EAST AND WEST SIDES OF GOI~~ DRIVE. BE IT ORDaiNED BY THE BOARD OF COk~SSIONERS CF TNE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT, WHEREAS, on September 15, 1921, an ordinance was adopted by the Board of Commissioners instructing that stop signs be placed on Haynie Avenue at the east and west sides of Golf Drive; WHEREAS, it now appears that it is advisable that the said stop signs be removed, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BO~ViD OF CO~,2,[ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY THAT that ordinance adopted September 15, 19~1, ordering stop signs placed on Haynie Avenue at the east and west sides of Golf Drive be and it is hereby repealed, made null and void~ and it is further ordered that said stop signs be removed. P2SSED ~D APPROVED THIS THE F~TEENTH DAY OF J~kNUARY, A. D. 19~5. ATTEST:/~//~ ~/~ ~ ' CITY CLERK .iN O~2DINANCE OF THE BO/~D OF CO~.~iISSIOk%~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK REGULATING TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY REQUIRING OPE.~ATORS TO BRING ALL DOTCR VEHICLES ~'fOVING' NORTH ~mND SOUTH ON GOLF DRIVE TO A FULL STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ENT.~R OR CROSS THE INTERSECTION OF~ HAYNIE AVENUE, AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR T~ VIOLATION THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY TILE BOARD CF COi~[ISSIONERS OF T}~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT stop signs be placed on Golf Drive at tM north and south sides of Haynie Avenue, with- in the City of University Park, and that ail persons while operating an automobile, motorcycle~ bicycle, truck or other vehicle, be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed north or south on Golf Drive into or across Haynie Avenue without having first then ~nd there brought and caused such motor vehicle, or other vehicle~ to come to a full and complete stop at and to the right of the said stop sign and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto or across the intersection of Golf Drive and Haynie Avenue without coming into contact or collision with any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object. 'Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed one Hundred ($100) DioI~s~ This ordinance shall be effective i~nediately after its passage and publication as required by law, and if any part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall never-the- less be effective. PASSED ~%ND APPROVED T~!IS THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 19~5. ATTEST' ~ /// CITY CLERK RESOLUTION DETERMINING INTENT TO CATL AN ELECTION TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK SHALL CONSOLIDATE WITH AND ADOPT THE NA~ AND CHARTER OF THE CITY OF DALL;~, ORDERING PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF SUCH INTENT AND PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF UNllTERSITY PARK AT 5:00 O~CLOCK pl. M. ON THE SECOND DAY OF MARCH 19&5 TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE ORDERING AN ELECTION TO SUBMIT SUCH PROPOSITION OF CONSOLIDATION TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF UNIVERSITY PARK. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: SECTION I Thatthts board find and it does find that a petition, purportSmg to have been executed by more than one hundred (100) qualified electors of this city and by qualified electors equal to more than fifteen per centum of the total vote caat!,at the last preceding general election for city officials in this city, has been presented to this Board at its regular meeting now in progress, re- questing an election to determine whether this city shall consolidate with and adopt the name and charter of the City of Dallas; and SECTION II That pursuant to such petition it is the intention of this Board of Commissioners to order such an election; and SECTION III That a special meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park and public hearing be, and it is hereby called and set for 5:00 o~clockiP. M. on the second day of March 19&5 in the Council Chambers of the City Hall at 3800 University Boulevard; and SECTION IV That beginning with the issue of February 9, 19d5 the following notice be published in ten issues of the Dallas Morning News, a newspaper published in Dallas County and having a general circulation in this city. "NOTICE OF THE INTE~ION OF THE BOARD OF CO~MISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVER- SITY PARK TO CALL AN ELECTION TO DETER- MINE WHETHER THE CITY OF UNIVEP£ITY PARK S~L~LL CONSOLIDATE ~NITH AND ADOPT THE CHARTER AND NAME OF THE CITY OF DALLAS" Notice is hereby given that after the expiration of twenty days from February 9, 19~5, being the first date of the publication of this notice, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University ~ark intends to pass an ordinance, at a special meeting to be held ~.5:00 o'ciock Po Mo March 2, 19~5, in the Council Chambers of the City Hall in University Park, ordering an election to be held pur~ suant t6]aw for the submission to the qualified voters of the said city for determination of the proposition-~-shall the City of University Park consolidate with the City of Dallas under one govern ment, adopting the Charter and name of the City of Dallas without an annexation or consolidation of the Highland Park Independent School District. "This notice is given pursuant to a resolution adopted February 5~ 1945, and on file in my office. Ralph E. Hamman City Clerk, City of University Park, Texas" PASSED AND APPROVED THIS FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 19~5. - /CITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING I~NOCCUPIED LAke OWN~ BY W. We CARUTH AND .SOUTHF2{N b~THODIST UNIVERSITY CONTAINING APPROX- I~tlTELY 41 ACRES ADJOINING THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK. V~HERE.$, W. W. CARUTH and SOUTHERN ~THODIST UNIVERSITY~ did on the !Sth day of January, A. D. 19~5, file with the City Clerk of the City of University Park, Texas~ a petition requesting the annexation of the territory hereinafter described to the City of UniversityPark$ and ~qERE~S, according t° the last preceding Federal Census the City of University Park had a population of more than 14~,0OO and less than 15,000 inhabitants; and, WHEREAS, after diligent inquiry this Board believes and affirmatively finds that the said petition- ers are the sole ovmers of all the property hereinafter described and that they are the only persons having any interest in such lands and territory sought to be am%exed, and further that there are no inhabitants residing on the said land or within the territory sought to be annexed and such lands are entirely unoccupied~ and, WHEREAS, the said petition has been on file more ths~u five days and less than thirty days; and, V~EEEAS, the Governing Body of the City of University Park has held a public hearing at its regular m~eeting place at a regular meeting of the Board of CommiSsioners of the City of University Park and has considered all the evidence adduced at such hearing and has considered the arguments for and against the granting of the said petition and is of the opinion that such petition should be granted: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMM, ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, THAT, that certain tract or parcel of laud lying~ situated snd being in Dallas County, Texas, described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at the point of intersection of the present north city boundary line and the east right~of-way line of Hillcrest Avenue; THENCE north 1683.7 feet along the east right~ of~way line of Hillcrest to the south right-of- w~y line of Northwest Highway (which is also designated Loop 12)~ THENCE east 1055 feet more or less along the south right-of-way line of Northwest Highway to the west right-of-way line of Airline Road; THENCE south 1684 feet more or less along the west line of Airline Road to the present north city boundary lines THENCE west 1056 feet along the present city boundary line to point of beginning. All of said property being in the Brandenburg Survey of the Map and Plat Book Records of Dallas County, Texas, and described as a tract of lmud less than one-half (1/2) mile in width and contains approximately 4l acres more or less. BE AND IT IS HEREBY annexed to and made a part of the City of University Park, Texas~ and the said land and any future Lnhabitants thereof shall be and they are entitled to all of the rights and privileges of other citizens of the City of University Park~ Texas, and shall be bound by the acts and ordinances of such City. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 19~5. / CITY CLERK AN ANENDED ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CONNISSIONERS OF T{E CITY OF UNIVERSITY P.~RK, TEXAS~ DETERNINING THE NECESSITY FOR ~D ORDERING THE IMPROVE~IENT OF PORTIONS OF ~TRONC' BOULEVARD: DEFINING THE PORTIONS OF S~.ID STREET AS A SEPARATE DISTRICT, DECLARING THE PURPOSE TO ASSESS PART OF THE COST OF THE I~IPROVE~5~NTS AGAINST THE ABUTTING PROPERTY ~A~D G"~ERS THEREOF: AND DIRECTING THE CITY ENGINEER TO PREPARE AND FILE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, on Nay 15, 1944. passed an ordinance determining the necessity for and ordering the improvement of that portion of Armstrong Boulevard in said City from th~ south line of Lovers Lane to the north line of the present paving on Armstrong Boulevard, designated as District No. 92, and declared the purpose to assess part of the cost of such improvements against the abutting property and owners thereof and directed the City Engineer to prepare and file plans and specifications for such improvements; and WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of tho City of University Park, Texas, finds that ther{ is a necessity for also improving the west one-half of Armstrong Boulevard in said City from the south line of Druid Lane to the north line of the alley south of Druid Lane, which should also be included in said District No. 94° NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAIh~D BY THE BOARD OF CO~SSIO~IERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, that there is a necessity for the improvement of the portions of Armstrong Boulevard in said City hereinafter described by excavating~ grading and Daving the same, including concrete curbs and gutters where necessary drains and the necessary work in connection therewith; and it is hereby ordered that the portions of said street be so improved, to-wit: Armstrong Boulevard: fr~m the south line of Lovers Lane to the north line of the present paving on Armstrong Boulevard at the north line of the alley south of Orassmere Lane; and also the west one-half of Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of Druid Lane to the north line of the alley south of Druid! Lane; and to be known as Distrist No. 94. Such district shall be and constitute an independent unit of improvement and the con- structton of said improvements shall be wholly independent of the construction in any other district. The assessments to be levied in said District shall be levied according to the cost of the improve- ments in that particular district, and in accordance with the benefits accruing to the property by reason of said improvements in that particular district, wholly independent of the cost and of the benefits accruing by reason of the improvements in any other district. One-tenth of the cost of such i~provements,Texcept for curbs and gutters, shall be, and is hereby, ordered paid by the City of University Park, exas. The remaining portion of the entire cost of such improvement in said District No. 94 shall be paid by the owners of the abutting propert~ and shall be assessed against the abutting property and the respective owners thereof; such assess- ments to be made under the provisions of an act of the Legislature passed June 6, 1927, entitled "An Act Authorizing Cities To Improve Streets and Alleys and Nake Assessments For Same", particularly Section 7 thereof. The portion of the cost to be assessed against the property owners shall be paid in five equal ~.nstallments~ one-fifth 30 days i~ the date of completion and acceptance of the work by the City of University Park, one-fifth One' years ~rom said dat% one-fifth ~. two years from said date, one-fifth ~.' years from said date, and one-fifth four years from said date, together with interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum from said date of acceptance, providing that said assessments may be paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date of payment~ The City Engineer is hereby directed to at once prepare and file plans and specifications for said work, setting out fully different st~_ndard materials and classes of work. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE . IFTh DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1945 · CITY CLERK RJ~SOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE PLANS ;~D SPECIFI- CATIONS FOR THE I~PROVEMENT OF PORTIONS OF ARMSTRONG BOULEATARD, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. 92, IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CONNISSICNEP~ OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT V~ER~AS~ the City Engineer has prepared and filed plans and specifications for the improvement of portions of Armstrong Boulevard in the said City, as directed by an ordinance hereto~ fore passed and approved, to-wit: From the south line of Lovers Lane to the north line of the present paving on A~.~strong Boulevard at the north line of the alley south of Grassmere Lane; and also the west one-half of Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of Dm~id Lane to the north line of the alley south Dry,id Lane; and known as District No. 9&, in the City of University Park, Texas, by excavating, grading, filling, paving and the construction of curbs and gutters, and has presented the same to the Board of Commissioners for approv~ and adoption; and WHEREAS, said plans and specifications having been carefully considered by the Board of Com~aissioners, the same are hereby approved and adopted as the plans and specifications for said improvements, and the City Secretary is hereby directed to obtain bids therefor and submit the same for the consideration of the Board. This resolution shall take effect from and after the date of its passage~ PASSED kND A~PROVED THIS THE FIFTH DAY OF FEBRU~fllY, A~ D. 1925o RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~MISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE BID OF THE UVAIDE CONSTRUCTION COI~PANY AND AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR THE IMPROVING OF PORTIONS OF ARk~TRONG BOULEVARD, DESIGNATED AS DISTR_C. NO 92° BE IT RF~SOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~[ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS: That, whereas, pursuant to a resolution heretofore duly passed, bids were invited and were received bY the City Secretary for the improvement of the street hereinafter refer~d to; and WHW~AS, the Board of Commissioners, after carefu~_ly tabulating and inspecting the bids, is of the opinion that the bid of the Uvalde Construction Company is the most advantageous bid to the City of University Park and to the abutting property owners; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVFJ) BY THE BOARD OF CO_~.:~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That the bid of Uvalde Construction Company for the improvement of ARMSTRONG BOULEVARD; from the South line of Lovers Lane to the north line of the present paving on Armstrong Boulevard at the north line of the alley south of Grassmere Lane; and also the west one-half of Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of Druid Lane to the north line of the alley south of Druid Lane; known as District No. 92 in the City of University Park~ be and the. same is hereby accepted and the Mayor and City Secretary are instructed to enter into a contract on behalf of the City of University Park with the Uvalde Constn~ction Company for said .improvements in conformity with the terms of their said bid~ That this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. Do 1925. CITY CLERK RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COI&~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE CO~TRACT AND BO~S WITH UVALDE CONSTRUCTION CO~°ANY FOR I~ROVING PORTIONS OF ARMSTRONG BOULE- VARD, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. 94~ IN TP~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAR/{, TEX.~. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO}.%'.~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PkRK: That, whereas, the contract in writing between Uvalde Construction Company and the City of University Park, Texas, and bonds of Uvalde Construction Company for the improvement of ARMSTRONG BOULEVARD: from the south line of Lovers Lane to the north line of the present paving on Armstrong Boulevard at the north line of the alley south of Grassmere Lane; and also the west one-half of Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of Druid Lane to the north line of the alley south of Druid Lane; and knovm as District No. 9~; Lu the City of University Park, have this day been presented to the Board of Commissioners for approval; and WHEREAS, said contract and bonds are in proper form and the securities on said bond are good and sufficient; NOW,~ THEREFOP~, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COI~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That said contract and bonds be and the same are hereby ratified, adopted and approved. That this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1925. RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF C ONMISSIO~RS OF THE, CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF A PORTION OF THACKERAY STREET, DESIGNATED AD DISTRICT NO. 97~ IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT %~IEREAS, the City Engineer has prepared and filed plans and specifications for the improvement of a portion of Thackeray Street ~n said City, as directed by an ordinance heretofor~ passed and approved, to-wit: From the north lin~ of Southwestern Boulevard as presently improved, to the south line of the paving on Greenbrier Drive, known as District No. 97, in the City of University Park, Texas, by excavating, grading, filling, paving and the construction of curbs and gutters, and has presented the same to the Board of Commissioners for approval and adoption; and WHEREAS, said plans a~d specifications having been carefully considered by the Board of Commissioners, the same are hereby approved and adopted as the plans and specifications for said improvements, and the City Secretary is hereby directed te obtain bid therefor and submit the sam~ for the consideration of the Board. This ~$solution shall take effect from and after the date of its passage. PASSED./d~ APPROVED THIS F, IP<TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. Do 19~ /. ATT~T: . · : .~, /' / CITY CL~ RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~$~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UN]~ERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE BID OF UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY AND AWARDING T}~ CONTRACT FOR THE I~ROVING OF A PORTION OF THACKERAY STREET DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO o 97 OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BC. APD OF CO~.~ISSIONERS OF TI'~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That, whereas, pursuant to a resolution heretofore duly passed, bids were invited and were received by the City Secretary for the ~nprovement of the street hereinafter referred to; and V~EREAS, the Board of Commissioners, after carefully tabulating and inspecting the bids, is of the opinion that the bid of the Uvalde Construction Company is the most advantageous bid to the City of University Park and to the abutting property owners; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That the bid of Uvalde Construction Company for the Lmprovement of ~Street: from the north line of Southwestern Boulevard as presently improved to the south line of the paving on Greenbrier Drive, known as District No. 97; in the City of Un~3~ersity Park, be and the same is hereby accepted and the l{ayor and City Secretary are instructed to enter into a contract on behalf of the City of University Park v~th the Uvalde Construction Company for said improvements in conformity with the terms of their said b id. PJ£SED JJYD APPROVED THIS THE FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, Ac D. 1945. CITY CLERK AN ;3~[ENDED ORDIN~NCE OF THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAPJ~. TEXAS, DETER~E[NING THE ~flEC~SSITY FOR A~YD ORDERING THE ]D~fPROVE~,~J~T OF A PORTION OF THACKERAY STREET~ DEFINING THE PORTION OF SAID STREET AS A SEPARATE DISTRICT~ DECLARING THE PURPOSE TO ASSESS PART OF THE C~T OF T}~ PROVFA~NTS AGAINST T~E ABUTTING PROPERTY ARiD OWNERS THEREOF$ AND DIRECTING THE CITY ENGINEER TO PREPARE AND FIIJE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS° ~'Fnereas the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park~ Texas, on December 18, 19~, passed an ordinance determining the necessity for smd ordering the improvement of that portion of Thackeray Street in said City from the north line of Southwestern Boulevard as presently improved to the south line of the paving on Greenbrier Drive~ and to be known as District No. 97, and declar- ing the purpose to assess part of the cost, to v~it, nine-tenths (9/10) of the cost, of such improve- ments against the abutting property and owner~-~ thereof, to be paid in five (5) equal instalfl~ents, the first of such instsJ, lments to be paid one (1) year from the date of completion and acceptance of the work by said City', one~fffth (1/5) two (2) years from said date, one-fifth (1/5) three (3) years from said date~ one-fifth (1/5) four (~) years from said date, end one-fifth (1/5) five (5) years from said date; and such ordinance further directed the City Engineer to prepare and file plsns and specifications for such hnprovements; and Whereas the Bosrd of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, finds that the payment of that part (nine~tenths) of the cost of such improvements to be assessed agsdnst the abutting property emd owners thereof should be payable in five. (5) equal installments, the first of' which to become due thirty (30) days from the date of completion and acceptance of the work by the City' of University Park, rexes, one-fifth (1/5) one (1) year from said date, one-fifth (1/5) two (2) years from said date, one--fifth (1/5) three (3) years from said date, and one-fifth (1/5) four (4) years from said date, and that such ordinance should be amended to so provide. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COlg{ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY P~RK TEXAS: that this Board find, and it does affirmatively find, and it is true that there is end there is hereby declared to be a necessity for the ~pvrovement of a portion of Thackeray Street within the City~ as hereinafter described~ by excavating, grading~ and paving the same, including concrete curbs and gutters~ drains, and the necessary work in connection therewith, and it is hereby ordered that the portion of said street be so improved, to wit: THACKERAY STREET: FROM THE NORTH LINE OF SOUT~STEPil BOULEV£RD AS PRESENTLY IM- PROVED, TO THE SOUTH Li~ OF THE PAVING OM GREE~RIER DRIVE, AND TO BE KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 97. Such district shall be and constitute an independent unit of improvement and the construc- tion of the said improvements shall be wholly independent of the construction in any other district. The assessments to be levied in said district shall be levied according to the cost of the Lmprove- ments in that particular district, and in accordamce with the benefits accruing to the property by reason of said improvements in that particular district, wholly independent of the cost and cf the benefits accruing by reason of the improvements in a~uy other district° One tenth of the cost of such improvements, except for curb and gutters, shall be and is hereby ordered paid by the City of Ur~versity Park. The remaining portion of the entire cost of such improvements in said District No. 97 shall be paid by the owners of the abutting property, and be adsessed against the abutting property and respective owners thereof} such assessments to be made under the provisions of an act of the levislature passed June 6, 1927~ entitled: "~ ACT AUTHORIZING CITIES TO IMPROVE STREETS AND ALLEYS, A~D MAKE ASSESS~.~NTS FOR S~," and particularly Section 7 thereof. The portion of the cost to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof shall be paid in five (5) equal installments as follows: -one-fifth (1/5) thirty (30) days from the date of completion and acceptance Of the work by the City of Unive. rsity Park~ one-fifth (1/5) one (1~ year from ~aid date; ~r~e-fifth (1/5) tvo (2) years from said date, one-fifth (1/5) three (3) years from said Aate, ~nd one-fifth (1/5) four (;+) years from said date, together with interest at the rate of ~ per annum from said date of acceptance, providing that said assessments may be paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date of payment. The City Engineer is hereby directed to at once prepare and file plans and specifications for said work~ setting out fully different standard materials and classes of work. PASSED ~D APPROVED THIS T~ FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY A, D., '19h5. / CITY CLERK RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~SSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, T~XAS, APPROVING THE CONTRACT A.~D BONDS WITH UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR I~ROVING THACKEP~~Y STREET FROM TF2~ NORTH LINE OF SoI~r~ESTE~r BOULEVARD AS PRESENTLY I~ROVED, TO THE SOUTH LINE OF PAVING ON GP~N-~ BRIER DRIVE, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. 97, IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE ~0ARD OF C0~[ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That, wherea~ the contract in writing between Uvalde Construction Compsmy and the City of University Park, Texas~ and bonds of Uvalde Construction Company for the improvement of THACKERAY STREET from the noz%h line of Southwestern Boulevard as presently improved, to the south line of the paving on Greenbrier Drive, and known as District No. 97 in the City of University Park, have this day been presented to the Board of Con~issioners for approval; and WHEREAS, said contract and bonds are in proper form and the securities on said bond are good and sufficient; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF L$1IVERSITY PARK: That said contract and bonds be and the same are hereby ratified, adopted and approved. That this Resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. ATteST: ' ~, / C~Y CLERK AY~R RESOLUTIG,? AUTHORIZING PURCHASE EXCHANGE OF LM~D ~,'~TH ROY C. COFFEE: BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COI~i~SSIOI~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: (a) That this city purchase and acquire from Roy C. Coffee and wife that certain tract or parcel of land lying, situated and being in the City of University Park~ Dallas County and State of Texas out of the Jefferson Tilley Survey Abstract No. 1480 described by metes and bounds as follows: Beginning at a point in the North line of U~iversity Boulevard which is the southeast corner of that certain tract of land conveyed to Roy C. Coffee by deed of J. M. Lynn recorded Volume 2085, page 313, Deed Records of Dallas C ounty~ Texas. Thence in a northerly direction along the east line of the said tract conveyed by J. M. Lynn to Roy C. Coffee 395.8 feet to a point in the north boundary of Daniels Avenue extended; Thence in a westerly direction along the north boundary of Dsniels Avenue extended ~21 feet to a point in the western boundary of that certain tract of land conveyed to Roy C. Coffee by deed of Fannie C o Daniel of record in Volume 1755, page 557 Deed Records of Dallas County, Texas; Thence south along the west line of said tract which is also the east tine of a tract of land conveyed to the City of University Park by Robert Gordon Springer aud Joyce Springer ~[orris 395.8 feet to a point in the north line of University Boulevard which is the southwest corner of the tract conveyed to Roy C. Coffee by Fannie C. Daniel° Thence in an easterly direction along the north line of University Boulevard $21 feet to the place of beginning. And that as consideration therefor this City pay Roy C. Coffee Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars in cash and grant, sell and convey to Roy C. Coffee those certain tracts or parcels of land lying situated and being in the City of University Park, Dallas County~ Texas, out of the land in the Jefferson Tilley Su~ey Abstract Nco 1~80 conveyed to the City of University Park by deed of Robert Gordon Springer and Joyce Springer Morris described by metes ~nd bounds as follows: FIRST TRACT: Begir~Ling at a point in University Boulevard which is the southwest corner of the said Springer Tract; Thence north 3~5.8 feet to a point in the south line of Daniels Avenue. extended: Thence east 181 feet; Thence south 3~5.$ feet; Thence west 181 feet to the place of beginning. SECOND TRACT: Beginning at a point in the west line of the saidSpringer' Tract 395o8 feet north of the north line of University Boulevard; Thence north along the west l~e of said tract 218 feet to the northwest corner of said tract; Thence east along the north line of said tract 1S1 feet; Thence south 218 feet; Thence west 1~! feet to the place of beginning° THIRD TRACT: Beginning at a po~ut in the north line of the said Springer Tract which is 231 feet east of the northwest corner of the second tract described above, Thence east 155 feet; Thence south 218 feet; Thence west 155 feet; Thence north 218 feet to the place of beg~nming. (b) That A. Lo Slaughter~ Mayor, and Ralph E o H~mman, City Clerk, be and they are hereby authorized; empowered and directed to forthwith pay the sum. of Five Hundred (~500oO0) Dollars from the General F~mds of this City to Roy C. Coffee and as the act and deed of this city to execute, seal and deliver to Roy C. Coffee a warranty deed to the three (3) tracts of land described above upon obtaining from Roy C. Coffee his warranty deed to the tract of land thus acquired by this City from him. PASSED ~TD APPROVED THIS THE 25rd DAY OF OCTOBER, Ao Do 19~4o CIT~ CL~ AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOA/ID OF CO~ ~ .~° ~ '~'I~oIOhERS OF TF~ CITY OF UNIVER- SITY PA~(, TEXAS, DE~P~NING ~. NECESSI~ OF ~VYiNG~ AN AS~SS- ~ AG~MST T~ PROPER~ AND THE O~RS TH~OF ON ~.~S~O~G BOU~- VA~ FROM ~ SOUTH LI~ OF LOI~S L~ TO T~ NORTH LI~ OF T~ ~S~T PAVING ON ~RMS~ONG BO~V~D AT T~ ~'~[ORTH LI~ OF T~ ~Y SOUTH OF ~ASSI~ L~; ~ ~SO T~ ~ST O~-H~F OF ~[- S~O~G BOUL~ FRO~ T~ SOUTH LI~ OF DRUID L~E TO T~ NORTH LI~ OF T~ AL~ SOUTH OF DRUID L~ ~0~.~ ~ DISTRICT NO. 9~, IN T~ CI~Z OF ~I~SITY P~K~ FOR A P~RT OF T~ CO~ OF ~PROVING S~ ST~ Ah~ F~ING A TI~ FOR T~ ~iNG OF THE O~.~RS OR A~S OF S~D O~RS OF S.~D PROPERTY OR OF f~Y OT~ ~RSONS IN~STED IN S~D ~PROi~S AS PROV~ BY ARTIC~ ll05-b, TIT~ ~ISED STATb~ ~ OF ~ ~ ~S TEXAS, BE~G CH~ 106 OF ~ ACTS OF T~-~ ~h LEGISLATU~ OF T~ STA~ OF TEXAS~ Y~ T~ O~I?~S OF T~ CITY OF ~IVE~SITY PARK~ ~D DIRECTI??G THE CITY SECRETf~Y TO G~E NOTt~ OF S~D ~ING AI~ ~.~N!NG ~ ~PROViNG T~ STA~ ~ ~PORT OF T~ CITY ENGI~'~R ~'~D DECL~I~!G M~ EI~RGENCY. HE IT ORDtINED BY TI~ BOARD OF COi'}~"~SSIOh]ERS OF T}~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY That, whereas, the Board of Commissioners duly passed and approved~ ordered the ~nprove- ment of the foltov~ng street, to-wit: ,~t~TRONG BOULEVARD: From the south line of Lovers Lane to the north line of the present paving on Armstrong Boulevard at the north line of the alley south of Grassmere Lane; and also the west one-half of A~astrong Boulevard f~o~ the south line of Druid Lane to the north line of the alley south of Druid Lane, kmm~ as District No. 9~; in the City of Univer- sith Park, Texas; and ~$ereas, pls_ns and specifications for the Lmprovement of said street have been duly pre- pared and approved as required by Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas,. being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the ~Oth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park; and "~aereas, as req~oired by said Ordinances and Statutes, after bids for said work of improve- ment had been made, said work of improvement was let to UVAIDE COI;!STRUCTION CO!~IP=~Y to improve with a 1" hot asphaltic concrete pavement on a 5" concrete base, inciud~g excavating, grading and fi~_ling and concrete curbs and gutters, and other necessary work in copm. ection there~with, as provided by said plans and specifications; and i~lhereas, z written contract has been entered .into by and between the City of University Park, Te~ms, and Uvalde Construction Compa~j; for the construc~'ion of said improvement; THE~FORE, ~E iT O?~AI~,~.D BY_ THE BO~D OF CO~.,.~.~ISSIOi~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSI~f PARK, TEXAS; that the report or statement of the City Engineer filed with the Board of Cozmnissioners, describing the abutting property snd giving the names of the property owners ~d number of front feet and the cost of improvement chargeable against each abutting property and its owner, having been duly examined, is hereby approved. That the Board of Commissioners does hereby determine to assess cost of curbs and gutters and nine-tenths (9/lOth) of the cost of ~ other improvements against the owners of t~..e proper~0y abutting thereon and against their properties, in accordance with the provisions of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the ~Oth Leg islature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park. T hat the said assessment shall be made after notice to such property owners and all interested persons~ and a hearing herein mentioned, and that the said portion of the said cost of ~uprovements to be assessed against such property or;hers and their properties shall be in accordance with the front foot rule or pln.u in the particular unit or district~ in the proportion that the frontage of the property of each owner in the unit or district bears to the whole frontage of the property in the unit or district; that after such hearing, if such plan of apportionment be found to be not just and equitable in particular instances, the Board of Commissioners shall so apportion ~ said costs as 3 3 to produce a substantial equality between ali such property ovmers abutting on said portion of said street~ having in view the special benefits in enhanced value of said property to be received by such parcels of property and ovmers thereof, the eq~zities of such ovmers and the adjustment of such apportim~ment so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits received and burdens imposed, and that in no event shall any assessment be made against any property or the ovmers thereof in excess of the enhanced value of such property by reason of such improvements. That the proportionate cost of such improvements which is contemplated to be assessed against such ovmers and their properties shall become due and payable as follows: one-fifth (1/5) thirty days after the completion and acceptance by the City of University Park of said ~provements; one-f~fth (1/5) one year e£ter said date; one~ fifth (1/~) two years after said date; one-fifth (1/5) three years after date; and one-fifth (1/5) four years after said date~ together with interest from that date at the rate of 7%0 per m2ntm%~ and reasonable attorney's fee and all costs of collection in case of default. That the total proportion- ate part of such improvements that is contemplated to be assessed aga~qst such ov~aers and their respective properties and t'he ns~aes of the o~n2ers of property abutting upon said street~ aforesaid property to be improved m~d the description of that property and the several s~aounts proposed to be assessed against them respectively for paving and for curbs mud gutters~ and the grand total there- of~ which said sum does not~ and shall not in any event~ exceed nine-tenth (9/10tbs) of the total est.~_mated cost of said improvements, excluding curbs and gutters. The entire cost of cvmbs and gutters is proposed to be assessed against the respective properties and respective property ova2ers. A schedule showing a description of the property~ the name of the respective ovaaer amd amount of the proposed assessment is as follows: 0 0 · · r~ I-.~ ~ 0 E> o o o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 8 8 8 ~ o o ° 8 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-' 0 o U o o 0 O~ o That a hearing shall be Wen to all persons, firms~ or corporations o~aing any such abutting property or any interest thereLn, their agents and attorneys~ and any person or persons terested in said Lmprovements, before the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas as provided by the provisions of Article l!05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Te~,s~ being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the first called session of the gOth Legislature of the State of Te~s, which said hearing shall be had on the 5th day of ~[arch, A. D. 1995~ at 7:30 P. ~.'[. o~clock in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, and v~ich said hearing shall be continued fr~ da~ to day and from time to time as it may be necessary to givd all ssid persons full and fair opportunity to be heard on any ~tter which is a constitutional prerequisite to the validity Of ar4v assessment pro- posed to be made~ and to contest the amount of the proposed assessment~ the lien and liability there- of and sE~ciat benefits to abutting property smd owners thereof by means of the improvements for which said assessments are to be levied, the~ accuracy, sufficiency, regularity, and validity of the prode~dirgs and contract in connection with such improvements and proposed assessments~ and the Board of Commissioners shall have the power to correct any errors~ inaccuracies, irregularities and invalidities ~nd to supply e~ny deficiencies and to determine the amount of assessments and -all other matters necessary in corm. ection there~ith. That after the conclusion of the hearing above mentioned such sum~ or sums as may be deter~ mimed by the Board of Co~missioners to be payable by said property owners shall be assessed against them respectively and against their respective properties, by ordin&nc~ or ordinances, in the manner prescribed by the said paving law and ordinances of the city. That the City Secretary of the City of University Pa~, Texas~ is hereby directed to give~ notice to such property owners, their agents or attorneys~ and to all interested persons, of said heari~g~ as prescribed by the provisions of said paving law and ordinances of the city~ by publishing said not ice three times in the Park Cities News~ ~hich is a newspaper p~blished in said city~ and of general circulation in said ci%y~ the first of said p~blications to be made at least ten days before the date set for said hearing. Said City Secreta~j may also mail. a copy of said notice by registered letter to each of said property o%mers~ if _Pmo}a~, or to their agents or attorneys, if tm. own, said notice to be deposited in a post office in the County' of Dallas at least ten days before the date set for hearing. Ho}~ver, said notice by registered letter shall be cumulative~ only and notice by publication shall be full, due and proper notice of said hearing. It shall not be necessary to validity of said notice of hearing to name any property o~aaer abutting on s~.d street~ s~nd the fact that any such property owner or ovaaers are incorrectly named or not ns~ed at all shall in no wise affect the validity of the assessments against such property nor the personal liability against the real s~nd true ovaaer or owners of said property. No errors or oz~mi, ssions in the descriptions of the property abutti~:~.g on said street sh~ in any ¥~se invalidate said assessment~ but it shall be the duty of such property ovmer or owners whose property is incorrectly described to f%~rnish a proper description at the hearing, or hearings provided for. No error or omission of any character in the proceedings shall .%avalidate any assessment or certificate issued in evidence thereof. Provided, however, that in such cases where property is o%maed by more than one person, there shall be assessed against each of s~id persons and against his interest in the property orfl~ that portion of the to~a! assessment agaLnst such property which his interest therein bears to the total proyerty; and if in any case any person is named as owner who has no interest in the pro_perty, or any person ct, ming an interest therein, is omitted, there shall, be assessed against the true owner or o~aaers~ whether nsm~ed or unnamed, and. his or their interest i~ the property that that part of the total assessment against such property w~hich such interest therein bears to the whole proFerty; the assessment where there is more than one owner being several a~d not joint, both as to the lien thereby created and t}~e personal liability of the owner. BE IT FURTHBR ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF C0},,~,~:SSIO~,.,L~.~ OF TRE CITY OF UNIVERSITY P.~iK, TEXAS: That the fact that said portions of said street are in such urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity f'or the preservation of the public peace, public health and public property requiring that the rule requiring three separate readings be and the same is hereby ordered suspended, and that this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED~ Ti{IS THE FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. ATTEST: ~/~ 'CITY CLERK. T'~ ~T T~ ~ ORDIIAhCE OF Tt~ BOARD CF CO~:~.i!SSIONERS CF T~ CITY OF ~ilVERSITY PlU~J{~ TEXAS ~ DETE~¥~NING TH~ NECESSITY OF ~VYING ~2,I ASSESSA~[ENT AGAINST 9~ PROP~TY ~3[D T}~ ,~ T IT~ 28~ ~!S~ STATUTES OF TEXAS~ ~ING CHA~ 106 0F THE ACTS OF T~ $~h ~GISL~.TN~ 0F T~ STA~ OF ~XAS 396 .~}D T}~. ORDINANCES OF T~E CITY OF UNIVERSITY Pfd~K~ i{}~ A1.D DIRECTING T}~ CITY SEC~T~Y TO G~ NOTICE OF S~ HE~MRING ~%~ EXf~ENING ~2~ ~PROV~G T~~ STA~ }.~ OR ~PORT OF T}~ CITY ~GI~R A~ DECLARING ~{' E~RGE~ICY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~v~..~SolO~RS OF T}~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY That, whereas, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas~ has heretofore by ordinance duly passed and approved, orderea the improvement of the follo~6ng street~ to-~,~%: THACI~AY STREET: From. the north line of Southwestern Boulevard as presently improved to the south line of the paving on Greenbrier Drive, kno~m as District No. 97; in %he City of Umiversity Park~ Texas; and said street have been duly prepared and approved as required by Article l105-b, Title. 28, Revised Statutes of Tex~o.s, beiug Chapter 106 of the Acts of the ~Oth Legislature of the State of Texas, the Ordinances of the City of University Park~ s_nd ~'.~ereas, as required by said Ordinances and Statutes, after bids for said work of improve- ment had been made, said work of ~provement was let to UVALDE CONSTRUCTION CO~P.~Y~ to improve with a ~ hot asph~%ic concrete pavement -on a 6" reconstructed base~ includL~g excavati~ grading ~d filling and concrete c~bs ~d' gutters~ ~d other necessary work ~ co~ection there}rith~ as pro- vided by s~d plus and spcifications; ~d Whereas, a written contract has been entered into by sad between the City of UNiversity Texas, and Uvalde Construction Company for the construction of said improvement; TH~EFO~, BE IT ORDAIneD BY THE BOARD OF COH~'~iSS!ONE~$ OF TI!E CITY OF bt~!VE~tSiTY PARK~ TEXAS; That the report or statement of the City Engineer filed ~'d_th the Board of Co~mlssioners, describing the abuttingl property and giving the names of pro?arty owners and number of front feet and the cost of improvement chargeable against each abutti'~g property and its owner, having been duly examined, is hereby approved. That the Board of Commissioners does hereby date ~rmim~e to assess cost of curbs and gutters nine-tenths (9/lOth) of the cost of all other and against their properties, in accordance v~th the provisions of Article ll.05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the ~Oth Legislature of the State of Texas~ and the Ordinances of the City of University Park. That the said assessment shall be ~nade after notice to such property owners and all interested persons, and a hearing herein mentioned, and that the said portion of the said cost of improvements to be assessed against such property owners and their properties shall be in accordance with the front foor rule or plan in the particular unit or district, in the proportion that the frontage of the property of each o~mer _~m the unit or district bears to the whole frontage of the property in the u~it or district; that after such hearing, if such plan of apportionment be found to be not just and equitable in particular instsm, ces, the Board of Co~mmissioners shall so apportion all said costs as to produce a substantial equality between all such property owners abutting on said portion of said street~ having in view the special benefits in enhanced value of said property to be received by such parcels of property and o'~maers thereof, the equities of such o~mers and the adjustment of such apportionment so as to produce a substam_tial equality of benefits received and burdens imposed, and that in no event shall any assessment be made against any property or the owners thereof ~ excess of the enhanced value of such property by reason of such improve- merits. That the proportionate cost of such improvements w~zich is contemplated to be assessed against such owners and their properties shall become due s~d payable as follows: one-fifth (1/5) thirty days ~fter the completion and accei~tance by' the City of University Park of said improvements; one-fifth (1/5) one year after said date; one-fifth(I/5) two years after said date; one-fifth (1/5) three years after said date; :mud one-f~_fth (1/5) four years after said date, together ~th interest from_ that date at the rate of ~ per anntm~., and reasonable attorney's fee a~d all costs of collec- tion in case of default. That the to%a! proportionate part of such improvements that is contemplated %o be assessed against such owners and ~heir respective properties a~nd the names of the owners of ~- property agutting upon said street aforesaid property to be improved and the description of that property and the several amounts proposed to be assessed against %hem respectively for.paving and for curbs and gutters, and the grs~d total thereof~ which said sum does no%, and shall not, in any · ~ ~ (9/lOths) of the total est~nated cost of said improvement, excluding curbs event exceed nmne~.-te._tns _ -and gutters. The entire cost of curbs and gutters is proposed to be assessed agaLnst the respective properties and respective property ovmers. A schedule sho~,dng a description of the property, the name of the respective owner s~d amount of the proposed assessment is as follows: o97 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~0 0 0 0 © 0 0 0 0 0 0 0r'~, 0 0 0 398 That a hearing shall be Wen to all persons, firals, oP corporations o~eainS any such abutting property or any interest therein, their agents and 8£torneys, and amy person or persons in- terested mn said improvements, ,before the Board of Co~mmmss_oners of the City of University ParK, Texas, as provi.ded by the provisions Sf Artiote llOI-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Tex-~s, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the first called session of the 40th Leg islature of the State of Texas, vfnich said hearing shall be had on the 56h day of lvIarch, A. D. !9&.5, at 7:30 P. M. o~clock in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Tex~as~ and which said hearing she_II be continued from day to day from ti.me to time as it may be necessary to give all said persons full and fair opportunity to be heard on any matter v~ich is a constitutional prerequisite to the validity of any assessmmf~ proposed to be made, and to contest the smount of the proposed assessment , the lien and liability thereof and special benefits to abutting prope~by end owners thereof by means of the improvements for which said assessments are to be levied, the acc~iracy, sufficiency, regutarity~ and Validity of the pro~ ceeding smd contract in connection with such improvements and proposed assessments, smd the Board of Copmzissioners shall have the power to correct any errors, ina¢c~mracies, irregalarities and invalid- ities and to supply any deficiencies smd to determine the amount of assessments a~ all other matters necessary in connection therewith. That after the conclusion of the hearing above mentioned such s~a or st~r~s as may be deter- mined by the Board of Commissioners to be payable by said property o~w~ers shall be assessed against them respectively and against their respective properties~ by ordinance or ordinances, in the manner prescribed by the said paving law and ordinances of the city. T hat the City Secreta~ of the City of University Park, Texas, is hereby directed to give notice to such property owners, their agents or attorneys, and to all interested psrsons, of said hearing, as prescribed by the provisions of s~d paving law and ordinances of the city, by publishing said notice three t.%ues in the Park Cities News, which is a newspaper published ~ said city, and of general circulation in said city, the first of said pub lications to be made at least ten days before the date set for said hearing. Said City Secretary may also rmail a copy of said not ice by registered letter to each of said property owners, if known, or to their agents or attorneys, if known, said notice to be deposited in a post office in the County of Dallas at least ten days before the date set for hearing. However, said not ice by registered letter shall be cumulative only, and notice by publication shall be full, due and proper notice of said heari~"g. It 'shall not be necessary to the validity of said notice of hearing to name any propePby owner abutting on said street, and the fact that any such property owner or criers are incorrectly n~ned or not n~ned at all shall in, no wise affect the validity of the assessment against such property nor the personal liability against %ne real and true owner or criers of said property. No errors or omissions in the descriptions of the property abutting on said street shall in a ny v~se invalidate said assessment, but it shall be the duty of such property o~ner or owners whose property is incorrectly described %o furnish a proper ~description at the hearing or hearings provided for. No error or omission of any character in the proceedings shall invalidate any assessment or certificate issued in evidence thereof. Provided, however, that in such cases where property is owned by more than one person, there shall be assessed against each of said persons and against his interest in the property only that portion of the total assessment against such property which his interest therein bears to the total property~ smd ~ in -any case any person is named as an crier who has no interest in 'the property, or any person o%rning an interest therein, is omitted~ there shall be assessed agsr[nst the true owner or owners, whether named or unnamed~ and his or their ~teres.t in the property that that part of the total assessment against such property which such interest therein bears to the vfnole property; the assessment where there is more than one owner being several and not joJ_nt, both as to the lien thereby created and the persons2[ liability of the crier. BE IT FURTI-[ER OFd]AINED BY TI-~ BOARD OF CO}.$[ISS!OI~,~RS OF T}~ CITY OF M,~iVERS!TY P~:~K, TEXAS: That the fact that said portions of said street are in such urgent, need of repair creates an emergency sad imperative public necessity for the preservation of the public peace, public health and and public property req~_ring that the rule requiring three separate read~.gs be s~d the same is hereby ordered suspended~ and that this ordinance Shall take effect and be in force from and after its pas sage. PASSED /~,{D APPROFED THIS T}~ FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY A. D. ~9~5. ATTEST:/~~/ CITY CLERK 399 ~ ~,)' ORDIN~CE O~E~_i~G A SPECIAL ELECTION TO ~E PARTICIPATED IN BY THE QUZ~LIFIED VOTERS OF THE CITY OF ~VERSITY PA?J(, TO BE ~-~ELD 0N T~ THIRD DAY OF APRIL~ 19~5, TO DETE~[!.~,~ ¥:EqETF~R Tk~E CITY OF U~I~ERSITY ~ SH~L OR SHALL NOT CONSOLIDATE ~ ~,.~TH AND ADO?T TP~ N~...'~ .~/I) CHI~tTER OF ~-~ CITY OF D~dlLJtS; APPOIETIiIG OFFICEiZS TO PRESIDE AT SUCH ELECTION ~2,D DESIGNATING T~ ~:I,ACES AT i~-!ICH SUCH ELECTIOI~[ SHi~LL BE HELD. BE IT 0RDAII~D BY THE BOARD OF CO~'2~SSIO~fERS OF THE CITY OF DIJIVERSITY P~K, TEXAS: Section 1o (a) That there be and there is hereby ordered a special election to be partic- ipated in by the qualified voters of the City of University Park, to be held on Tuesday the third day o£ April, 19~, between the ho,urs of 7:00 o~clock ante meridian and 7:00 o~clock post meridian, Central Standard War Time, at which election there shall be subn.itted the proposition~ "Shall the City o£ University Park consolidate v~th and adopt the ns;ae and charter of the City o£ Dalls~ ?" (b) The said election shall be conducted rudder the ordinances of titis city and in con£ormity with the general laws o£ this State. (ci ~1 persons voting in £avor o£ consolidation shall have ~ritten or printed on their ballots the word% "FOR CONSOLIDATION~t and all persons voting at such election not in favor of consolidation shall have vmitten or printed on their ballots the word% "AGAINST CONSOLIDATION°" Section 2. That the respective voting boxes and the resl~ctive voting precincts in which such election shall be held as well as the n~aes of the Presiding Officers to conduct said election are as follows: (a) So much of the County of Dallas PreCinct No. 63 as is in the City of University Park - at or near University Boulevard and Haynie Avenue in the Fire Station or City Hall and the said election shall be conducted by R. C. Duncan, Judge, and Raymond ~,~[o ~[yers~ Associate Judge, as Presiding Officers. (b) Precinct No. 118~ at or near Lovers Lane and Thackeray in the University Park School Gymnasium W_th BentlyYoung, Judge and W. Po Goar, Associate Judge as Presiding Officers. (c) ,So much of the County of Dallas Precinct No. 72 as is v~thin the City of University Park, at or near Douglas Avenue and Emerson Street in the Gymnasium of the Highland Pa:-k High School with Ed S. Wesson, Judge and C. G. Weakley, Associate Judge as Presiding Officers° (d) All such clerks and additional assistants as may be deemed necessary- shall be appointed~ employed and serve at each of such voting places. Section 3. A copy of this ordinance, signed by the ~[ayor of the City of University Park, Texas, and attested by the City Clerk, shall serve as proper notice of ssi_d election. The ~,[ayor is hereby authorized and directed to have copies of the Ordinance posted in the City H~li and. at one other public place in each of the said Voting Precincts ~ the City of University Park, and is further authorized and directed to have said Election Ordinance published in the Dallas Times Herald~ a newspaper of general circulation in the City of University Park~ v~aich notice shall be published three consecutive times, the date of the first publication, as well as t~ date of pub- lishing said notice to be not less than thirty days prior to the election. PASSED ~EfD f~PPROVED ~'~:'~°,~,~ THE SECOi'~ D~2£ OF I,.[faRCH, A. Do 19~5. ,/CITY CLERK 400 RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD ~F COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, CLOSING THE HEARING ON DISTRICT NO. 97. WHEREAS~ pursuant to proceedings heretofore had by the Board of Co~issioners of the City of University Park, Texas, and after the notices provided for in ordinances duly passed on the 5th day of February, A. Do 19~5, by said Board of Commissioners, a hearing was given to the property owners and other interested parties on the proposal to assess them and their abutting properties for a part of the cost of improving: THACKERAY STREET: From the north line of Southwestern Boulevard as presently improved, to the south line of the paving on Greenbrier Drive, known as District Noo 97, in the City of University Park, Texas; said hearing having been held in the Council Chamber in. the City HaLl in the City of University Park, Texas, at ?:30 Po M. in the 5th day of March, A.D~ ~ 19~5, being the time and place specified ~in said ordinance and notice; and WHEREAS, at said hearing no objections or protests were m~de to the proposed assessments except by the follov~ng persons; John S. Oldenburg, owner of the east 66~ of Lot 12, Block 16; Dr. M. B. Bowers, representing Mrs. Virginia Lo.Bowers, owner of Lot L4, Block 15, and V. Y. ReJebi~ owner of west 6§~ of Lot l, Block 15, all in University Heights Addition. AND, WHEREAS, the Board of Conmissioners after affording all such persons, their agents and attorneys, a full and fair opportunity to be heard, and after considering the proposed assess- ments and objections thereto, is of the opinion and so finds that the amount proposed to be assessed as aforesaid against each property o~mer and his property is just and equitable considero ing the benefits in enhanced value that each property owner and his property will receive from the making of said improvements, and that the said assessments should be made; THEREFORE, BE IT ~EESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COmmISSIOneRS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS; that the hearing upon the said proposed assessments is hereby closed. Be IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all protests and objections to the proposed assessment are hereby overruled. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Attorney be and he is hereby directed to prepare an ordinance assessing against the several owners of the property and agains% their abutting properties the proportionate part of the cost of said improvements set forth in the ordinances hereinbefore referred to in accordance with the said ordinances and with the Act of the Legislature under which the said proceedings have been conducted. ~his resolution shall take effect from and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 19&5. ATTEST: / -'CITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF .UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, LEVYING AN A~SES~ MENT FOR THE PA~NT OF A PART OF THE COST OF · IMPROVING A PORTION OF THACKERAY STREET, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. 97, IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITT PARK, TEXAS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That, whereas, an ordinance was heretofore duly adopted by the Board of Con~issioners ordering the improvement of: ~ TH~CKEP~?Y STREET: From the north line of Southwestern Boulevard as presently improved, to the south line of the paving on Greenbrier Drive, known as District No. 97, in the City of University Park, Texas; and WHEREAS, pursuant to said ordinance, specifications were prepared for said work by the City Engineer, filed with the said Board of Commissioners, examined, approved, and adopted by it, and bids were duly received and opened, and the contract for said work awarded by said Board of Commissioners to Uvalde Construction Company; and~ whereas, the said Uvalde Construction Company duly entered into a contract with the City of University Park for the performance of said work, and said contract and required bond were approved by the Board of Commissioners and were executed on the part of the City of University Park by the Ma~or and attested with the corporate seal of the City! secret~; and ~EREAS, thereafter and in compliance with the provisions of an act of the ~th Legislature of the State of Texas, passed June 6, 1927, entitled au act "Authorizing Cities to Improve Streets and Alleys and Make Assessments for Same", and the ordinances of the City of University Park, the City Engineer filed his report with the Board of Commissioners showing the names of the property owners on said street, a description of their respective properties, the total estimated cost of said improvements, the estimated cost thereof per front foot and the estimated cost to each property owner; and WHEEEAS, thereafter said report was examined and approved by the Board of Commissioners, and an ordinance was passed on the Sth day of February, A. Do 19~5, determining the necessity of levying assessments against the abutting property and owners thereof, and providing for a hearing to be given to the property owners and other interested parties to be held in the Council Chamber in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, at ?:30 P. M. on the 5th day of March, A.D ~ 19~, and directing the City Secretary to give notice to such parties, all in compliance with the said laws and ordinances; and V~ERE~, in accordance with the direction in said ordinauce the City Secretary gave notice to the o~mers of property abutting on said street and all parties interested therein of such hearing by advertisements inserted in at least three issues of the Park Cities News, a newspaper of general circulation in The City of University Park, Texas, and published in said City; the first of such publications being at least ten d~ys before the date of the hearing; said not ices containing a description in general terms of the nature of the improvement for which the assessments were proposed to be levied, the streets upon which the property to be improved abuts and a description of such property, the estimated amount per front foot proposed to be assessed against such property and against the respective ~mers thereof, the estimated total cost of-the improvement, the time and place at which the hearing would be held as directed in the ordinances, and advising said owners and interested parties that their objections, if any, would be heard and considered at ~aid time and place by the Board of Comm~ ssioners; and, also, gave notice of said hearing by posting registered letters to each such owner containing a copy of said notice more than ten days before ~the date fixed for the hearing; and WHEEEAS, said hearing was had at the time and place stated in said ordinance and notice, to wit, on the 5th day of March, A. D. 19~5, at 7:30 Po M. in the Council Chamber in the City Hall, in the City of University Park, Texas, and was then closed; and WHEREAS, at said hearing all property owners, their agents and attorneys and other inte~ ested parties desiring to be heard on any matter as to which the hearing was a sonetitutional pre- requisite to the validity of the assessments, and to contest the amounts of the proposed assessments the liens and liabilities, the special benefits to such property and the owners thereof by means of the improvements, and the. accuracy,~ sufficiency, regularity and~validity of the proceedings and contract in connection with the improvements aud proposed assessments, were heard by the Board of Commissioners, and all matters of error or inequality or other matters requiring rectification which were called to the attention of the Bosrd of Commissioners, having been corrected and adjusted, the Board of Commissic~ers after hearing all of the evidence offered in the premises, being of the opinion that the assessments herein~elow made and charges hereby declared against said property and the owners thereof are just and equitable, and that in each case the assessment made against any particular property is less than the benefits accruing thereto by means of the enhanced value thereof on account of said improvements; and the Board of Commissieners having considered the facts, being of the opinion and so finding that the r~le of apportionment set forth below and the division of the cost of sai~ improvements between said properties and the owners thereof, is just and equitable and produces substantial equality, considering the benefits arising~from the said improvements and the burden imposed thereby, the said apportionment being in accordance with the Front Foot Rule except as said tale may have been found inequitable. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONF~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: Section 1. That there shall be aud is hereby levied against each of the owners of property below mentioned and against its his or her property below described, the entire cost of curbs and gutters, and nine-tenths (9/lO)'of the eatire remaining cost of all improvements, in District No. 97; the total amount thereof set opposite each firm, corporation or person, and its~ his or her property, the names of the said property owners, a description of their property, and the severalamouo!.a assessed against said prooerty owners and their property as corrected by said Board of Commissioners, being as follows, to-wit: b b b 403 Provided, h~ever, that in the cases where property is owned by more than one person, there is assessed against each of said persons and against his interest in the property only that portion of the total assessment against such property which his interest therein bears to the whole propertyl and if in any case any person is named as an owner who has no interest in the property, or any person owning an interest therein is omitted, there is assessed against the true owner or owners, whether named or unnamed, and his or their interest in the property, that part of the total assessment against such property, which such interest therein bears to the whole property; the assessment, where there is more than one owner, being several and not joint, both as to the lien thereby created and the personal liability of the owners. Section 2. That t?~e several sums above mentioned assessed against said abutting property and the owners respectively are hereby, together with all costs of collection thereof, including reasonable attorney's fee, if incurred, declared to be a lien upon the respective parcels of property against which the same are assessed, and a personal liability or charge against the owners thereof, ~ and that said lien shall be a first and paramount lien upon said property, superior to all other liens, claims or titles except lawful ad valorem tamms. That the sums so assessed shall be payable as follows: to v~t: one-fifth (1/5) thirty days after the completion and acceptance by the City of University Park of s~.Mai improvements; one-fifth (1/5) one year after said date; one-fifth (1/5) two years after said date, one-fifth (1/5) three years after said date; and one-fifth (1/5) four years after said date, together wt~..~ interest from said date at the rate of 7% per annum, payable annually. In case default is made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest when due, the entire assessment, at the option of the said Uvalde Construction Con~oany, or its assigns, sh~31 at once become due and payable. Property owners have the right to pay any or all of said installments before maturity by payment of the amount of principal together with accured interest to the date of said payment. The sums so assessed shall be a special tax and may be collected by the tax collector aS hereinafter provided. Section 3. That the City of University Park shall not become in any manner liable for the payment of the sums assessed against said property owners or their properties. The said Uvalde Construction Company shall look solely to said property owners and their properties for payment of said sums, but the said City of University Park shall exercise all its charter and statutory powers necessary or proper to aid in the enforcement of the collection of the certificates herein referred to, and that in case of default made in the payment of any of said sums collection thereof shall be enforced, either by the City of University Park as near possible in the manner provided for the sale of property after the failure to pay ad valorem taxes, or, at the option of said Uvalde Construction Company, the payment of said sums shall be enforced in any court having jurisdiction. Section Ao That for the purpose of evidencing the several sums payable by said property owners, and the time and. t~rms of payment, and to aid in the enforcement and collection thereof, assignable certificates shall be issued by the City of University Park, Texas, upon the completion and acceptance of said work of improvement in the Unit or District naned to be improved, which said certificates shall be executed by the Mayor and attested by the City Secretary with the corporate seal, and shall be payable to Uvalde Construction Company, or its assigns, and shall declare the amounts due and the time and terms of payment thereof, the rate of interest payable thereon, and shall cohtain the name of the property owners and the description of the property by lot and block number and front feet thereof, or such description as may otherwise identify the same by reference to any other fact, and if said property shall be owned by an estate, a description thereof as so owned shall be sufficient. No error or omission in the description of any property or the name of the name of the owner thereof shall in any manner invalidate said certificates or the assessment lien against said property or the personal liability against the real and true owner of said property. Said cerbificates shall further provide that in case default is made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest thereon when due, at the option of the said Uvalde Construction Company, or other holder thereof, the entire amount of said assessment shall at once becca~e due and payable and shall be collectible~ together with reasonable attorney's fee and all costs of collection, if incurred. Said certificates shall further state that the 'proceedings with reference to making said improvements have been regularly had in compliance with the terms of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the first called session of the ~Oth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, Texas, and that all pre- requisites to the fixing of the lien and claim of personal liability evidenced by said certificates have been performed, which recital shall be evidence of the fact so stated, and no further recital thereof shall be required.. That said certificates shall also provide that the accounts payable thereunder may be paid to the Assessor and Collector of Taxes of the City of University Park, Texas, who shall credit said ayment upon said certificates and shall at once deposit the amounts so collected with the City reasurer of the City of University Park, Texas, .to be kept and held by said Treasurer in a special fund, which said payments shall be paid by it to the said Uvalde Construction Company, or other holder of said certificates, on presentation thereof to him, duly credited by said Assessor and Collector of taxes, such credit being the Treasurer's warrant for making such payments; and the saf. d Uvalde Con- struction Company, or other holder of said certificates, sha31 receipt in writing to said Treasurer for said payments; and shall deliver said certificates to said Treas%wer when paid in full, together with all costs of collection. Said certificates shall further provide that the City of University Park shall exercise its charter powers when requested to do so by the holder of said certificates to aid in the collection thereof, but the said City of University Park shall be in no wise liable to the holder of said certificates for the payment of the same. Said certificates shall further provide that .in case of default in payment of said tax the same shall be enforced either by sale of the above described property by the Tax Collector and Assesso~ of the City of University Park, as near as possible in the manner provided for the sale of 404 property for ad valorem taxes, or by suit in any court having jurisdiction. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTH DAY OF MARCH, A. Do 1945. CITY CLERK RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PA~X, TEXAS, CLOSING REARING ON DISTRICT NO. 94. WHEREAS, pursuant to proceedings heretofore had by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, and after the notices provided for in ordinances duly passed on the 5th day of February, A. D. 19~5, by said Board of Commissioners, a hearing was given to the property owners and other interested parties on the proposal to assess them and their abutting properties for a part of the cost of improving: ARMSTRONG BOULEVARD; From the south line of Lovers Lane to the north line of the present paving on Armstrong Boulevard at the north line of the adley south of Grass- mere Lane; and also the west one-half of Armstrong Boule- vard from the south line of Druid Lane to the north line of the alley south of Druid Lane, known as District No. 9~, in the City of University Park, Texas; said hearing having been held in the Council Chamber in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, at 7:30 P. M. on the 5th day of March, Ao D,o 1945, being the t imm and place specified in said ordinance and notice; and WHEREAS, at said hearing no objections or protests were made to the proposed assessments, except by the following persons: Mr. and Mrs. Clark McElfresh; owners of Lot 20, BlOCk 16, Highland Park High School Addition. AND, WHEREAS, the Board of C~issioners after affording all such persons, their agents and attorneys, a full and fair opportunity to be heard, and after considering the proposed assess- ments and objections thereto, is of the opinion and so finds that the amount proposed to be assessed as aforesaid against each property owner and his prpperty is just and equitable consideraing the benefits in enhanced value that each property owner and his property will receive frem the making of said improvements, ~ud that the said assessments should be made; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: that the hearing upon the said proposed assessments is hereby closed. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all protests and objections to the proposed assessments'are hereby overruled. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Attorney be and he is hereby directed to prepare an ordinance assessing against the sever'al owners of the property aud against their abutting properties the proportionate part of the cost of said improvements set forth in the ordinances hereinbefore referred to in accordance with the said ordinances and with the Act of the Legislature under which the said proceedings have been conducted. This resolution shall take effect from and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1945. 4O5 AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, LEVI~G AN ASSESSMENT FOR THE PA _Y~ENT OF A PART OF THE COST OF IMPROVING PORTIONS OF ARMSTRONG BOULEVAFO, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. 94, IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXL~S. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD. OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That whereas, an ordinance was heretofore duly adopted by the Board of Commissioners ordering the tmprovem men~ of: ARMSTRONG BOULEyAP~..:_ from the south line of Lovers Lane to the north line of the present paving on Armstrong Boulevard at the north line of the alley south of Grassmere Lane ; and also the west one-half of Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of Druid Lane to the north line of the alley south of Druid Lane, known as District No. 94, in the City of University Park, Texas; and ~EREAS, pursuant to said ordinance, specifications were prepared for said work by the City Engineer, filed with the said' Board of Commissioners, 'examined, aPproved and adopted by it, and bids were dEly received and opened, and the contract for said work awarded by said Board of Commissioners to Uv~a~de Constr~..ctiono Company; and, whereas, the said Uvalde Construction Company duly entere~ into a contract with ~ne City of University Park for the performance of said work, and said contract and required bond were approved by the Board of Commissioners and were executed on the part of the City of University Park by the Mayor and attested with the corporate seal of the City Secretary; and WHEREAS, thereafter and in compliance with the provisions of an act of the 40th Legislature of the State of Texas, passed June 6, 1927, entitled an act "Authorizing Cities to Improve Streets and-Alleys and make Assessments for Same", and the ordinances of the City of University Park, the City Engineer filed his report with the Board of Commissioners showing the names of the property owners on said street, a description of their respective properties, the total estimated cost of said improvements, the estimated cost thereof per front foot and the estimated cost to each property owner; and WHEREAS, thereafter said report was examined and approved by the Board of Commissioners, and an ordinance was passed on the 5th da~ of February, A. Do 1945., determining the necessity of levying assessments 'against the abutting property and owners thereof, and providing for a hearing to be given to the property owners and other interested parties to be held in the Council Chamber in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, at 7:30 P. M~ on the 5th day of March, A. D. 1945, and d~ecti~gmthe City Secretary to give notice to such parties, all in cospltance with the said laws and ordinances; and WHEREAS, in accordance with the direction in said ordinance the City Secretary gave not ice to the owners of the prlperty abutting on said street and all parties interested therein of such hearing, by advertisements inserted in at least three issues of the Park Cities News, a newspaper of general circulation in The City of University Park, Texas, and published in said City; the first of such publications being at least ten days before the date of the hearing; said notices containing a description in general terms of tne nature of the improvement for which the assessments were proposed to be levied, the streets upon which the property to be improved abuts and a description of such property, the estimated amount per front foot proposed to be assessed against such property and against the respective owners thereof, the estimated total cost of the improvement, the time and place at ~tich the hearing would be held as directed in the ordinances, and advising said owners and interested parties that their objections, if any, would be heard and considered at said time-and place by the Board of Commissioners; and, also, gave notice of said hearing by posting registered letters to each such owner containing a copy of said notice more than ten days before the date fixed for the hearing; and WHEREA~, SAID NEARING WA~ HAD AT THE TI~E AND PLACE STATED IN SAID ORDINANCE' and notice to-wit on the 5th d~ of March, A~ D. 1945, at 7:30 P. Mo~ in the Council Chamber in the City Hall, in the City of UniverSity Park, Texas, and was then closed; and WHEREAS, at said hearing all property OWners, their agents and attorneys and other interested parties desiring to be heard on any matter as to which th~ heariug was a eonstitutional prerequisite to the validity of the assessments, and to contest the amounts of the proposed assessments, the liens and liabilities, the special benefits to such property and the owners thereof by me~s of the improve- ments,::the the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity and validity of the pro ceedings and contract in con- hecticn with the improvements and proposed assessments, were heard by the Board of Commissioners, and all matters of error or inequality or other matters requiring rectification which were called to the attention of the Board of Commissioners, havir:g been corrected and adjusted, the Board of Commissioners after hearing all of the evidence offered in the premises, being of the opinion that the assessments herein~elow made~ and charges hereby declared ~against said property and the owners thereof are just and equitable, and that in each case the assessment made against any particular property is less that the benefits accruing thereto by means of the enhanced value thereof on account of said improvements; and the Board of Cc~missioners having considered the facts, being of the opinion and so finding that the rule of apportionment set forth below and the division of the cost of said improvements between said properties and the owners thereof, is just and equitable and produces substantial equality, consider- ing the benefits arising from the said improvements and the burden imposed thereby, the said apportion- ment being in accordance with the Front Foot Rule except as said rule may have been found inequitable. NC~t, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD CF COMMISSICNERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: , .. Section 1o That there shall be and is hereby levied against each of the owners of property oezow mentioned and against its~ his or her property below described, the entire cost o~ curbs and gutters, and nine-tenths(9/lO) of the entire remn!_uing cost of all improvements in District No. 9~; the total amount ~hereof set opposite each firm, corporation or person, and its, his or her property, the names of the said property oTmers, a description of their property, and the~ several amounts assessed against said property owners and their property as corrected by said Board of Commissioners, being as follows~ to-wit: 8888 @8 88 407 Provided, however, that in the cases where property is owned by more than one person, them is assessed against each of-said persons and against his interest in the property only that portion of the total assessment against such property which hie interest therein bears to the whole property; and if i~ any case any person is named as an owner who has no interest in the property, or any person owning an interest therein is emitted, there is assessed against the true owner or owners, whether named or unnamed, and his or their interest in the property, that part of the total assessment against such property, which such interest therein bears to the whole property; the assessment, where there is more than one owner, being several and not joint, both as to the lien thereby created and the personal liability of the owners° Section 2. That the several sums above mentioned assessed against said abutting property and the owners respectivel~v are hereby, together with all costs of collection thereof, including reasonable attorney's fee, if incurred, declared to be a lien upon the respective parcels of property against which the same are assessed, and a personal liability or charge against the owners thereof, and that said Lien shall be a first and paramount lien upon said property, superior to all other liens, claims or titles except lawful advalorem taxes° That the sums so assessed shall be parable as follows: to wit: one-fifth (1/5) th~irty days after the completion and accept.anco by the City of University Park of sa~id improvements, one-fifth (1/5) one year aft.er said date, one-fifth (1/5) two years after said date, one-fifth ~1/5) three years after said date, and one-fifth (1/5) four years after said date, together with interest from said date at the~'rate of 7% per annum, payable annually. In case default is made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest when due, the entire assessment, at the option of the said Uvalde Construction Company or its assigns, shall at once become due and payable° Property owners have the right to pay any or all of said installments before maturity by payment of the amount of principal and accrued interest to the date of said payment. The sums so assessed shall be a special tax and may be collected by the tax collector as hereinafter provided. Section 3o That the City of University Park shall not become in any manner liable for the payment of the sums assessed against said property owners or their properties. The said Uvalde Construction Company shall look solely to said property owners and their properties for payment of said sums, but the said City of University Park shall exercise all its charter and statutory powers necessary or proper to aid in the enforcement of the collection of the certificates herein referred to, and that in case of default made in the payment of any of said sums collection thereof shall be enforced, either by the City of University Park as near as possible in the manner provided for the sale of property after the failure to pay ad valorem taxes, or, at the option of said Uvalde Construc- tion Company, the payment of said sums shall be enforced in any court having jurisdiction. Section ~o That for the purpose of evidencing the several sums payable by said property owners, and the time and terms of payment, and to aid in the enforcement and collection thereof, assignable certificates shall be issued by the City of University Park, Texas, upon the completion and acceptance of said work of improvement in the Unit or District named to be improved, which said certificates shall be executed by the Mayor and attested by the City Secretary with the co~porate seal, and shall be payable to Uvalde Construction Company, or its assigns, and shall declare the amounts due and the tim~ and terms of payment thereof, the rate of ir~ erest payable thereon, and shall contain the name of the property owner and the description of the property by lot and block number and fron feet thereof, or such description as may otherwise identify the same by reference to any other fact, and if said property Shall be owned by an estate, a description thereof as so owned shall be sufficient. No error or omission in the description of any property or the name of the owner thereof shall in any manner invalidate said certificates or the assessment lien against said property or the personal liability against the real and true owner of said property° Said certificates shall further provide that in case default is made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest thereon when due, at the option of the said Uvalde Construction Com~!any, or other holder thereof~ the entire amount of said assessment shall at once become due and payable and shall be collectible, together with reasonable attorney's fee and all costs of collection, if incurred. Said certificates.~shall further state that the proceedings with reference to making said improvements have been regularly had in compliance with the terms of Article llOS-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the first called session of the ~Oth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, Texas, and that all prere~ quislties to the fixing of the lien and claim of personal liability evidenced by said certificates have been performed, which recital shall be evidence of the fact so stated, and no further recital thereof shall be required~ That said certificates shall also provide that the accounts pa~ab!e thereunder ma~ be paid to the Assessor and Collector of Taxes of the City of University Park, Texas, who shall credit said payment upon said certificates and shall at-once deposit the amounts so collected with the City Treasurer of the City of University Park, Texas, to be kept and held by said Treasurer in a special fund, which said payments shall be paid by it to the said Uvalde Construction Company, or other holder of said certificates~ on presentation thereof to him, duly credited by said Assessor and Collector of taxes, such credit being the Treasurer's warrant for making such payments; and the said Uvalde Construction Company, or other holder of said certificates, shall receipt in writing to said Treasurer for said payments; and shall deliver said certificates to said Treasurer when paid in full, together with all costs of collection° Said certificates shall further provide that the City of University Park shall exercise its charter powers when requested to do so by the holder of said certificates to aid in the collection thereof, but the said City of University Park shall be in no wise liable to the holder of said certificates for the payment of the same° Said certificates shall further provide that in case of default in payment of said tax the same shall be enforced either by sale of the above described property by the Tax Collector and Asmesso~ of the City of University Park, as near as possible in the manner provided for the sale of property for ad valorem taxes, or by suit in any court having Jurisdiction. pASsED AND APPROVED, THIS THE FIFTH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 19&5o RESOLUTION A~'~A1DING BUDGET TO APPROPRIATE $6500.00 FOR PURCHASE OF ADDITION TO AND IMPROVEMENT OF PROPERTY ADJOINING THE CITY HALL HE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD ~F C~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVER£ITY PARK: T hat this Board find and it does find that an exigency which might not reaSonabl~ have been anticipated has arisen req~g the following amendment to the current budget of this city; and That the current budget of the City of University Park be and it is so amended as to appropriate, provide and authorize the expenditure of $6500.00 or so much thereof as may be re- quired to purchase additional land for and improve the city property recently acquired from Toddie Lee Wynne adjoining the City Hall. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FIFTH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 19&5o RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIC~ERS OF THE' CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK AUTHORIZING, PLACING, MAII~IENANCE AND OPERATION OF A STREET LIGHT AT THE CORNER OF COIT ROAD AND DYER STREET: BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That under and pursuant to a contract with Dallas Power & Light Company for street lighting services, as authorized by a resolution now of record in Volume 2, Page ~, of the Ordinance Records of this City~ there be installed forthwith and thereafter maintained and operated a street light at the following intersection: COIT ROAD AND DYER STREET PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 19~5. / CITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE MAKING CERTAIN FINDINGS '~ITH REFERENCE TO CONTRACTS WITH A. B. I.EE AND W. G. CULLUM AND COMPANY FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF WATER ;dk~D SEWER LII,~ES IN UNIVERSITY PARK, ACKNOWLEDGING T}5~ RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST OF SUCH CONTRACTORS IN CERTAIN WATER AND SE~ER LIifES ~L~KING ASSESS~LF~rs THEREFOR; COIffRACTING WITH GEORGE Po CULLUM FOR THE CONSTRUC- TION OF SUCH WATER fdhd SE~ZER LI.VES f~S THIS CITY MAY HEREAFTER ORDER HIM TO CONSTRUCT TO BE PAID FOR AS HEREIN PROVIDED; STIPULATINGANyA BASISpERsoNFOR~,flTHouTHIS CHARGES~pAy_ DEITirING THE RIGHT OF USE BY 1,fi~NT OF SUCH CHARGES; PROVIDING A BASIS FOR THE PUR~- CHASE OF SUCH LINES BY THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK 2A~l AUTHORIZING TERlf[NATION HEREOF UPON NINETY DAYS NOTICE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: Section 1. That this governing body find and it does hereby affirmatively find and declare as follows: (a) On or about the seventeenth day of September 1930, the City of University Park, acting by and through its duly authorized Mayor and City Clerk, entered into an agreement with Ac B. Lee, a copy of which is on file in the office of the City Clerk, for the construction of water and sewer, limes to be paid for by the users thereof, against whom construction charges were assessed and to remain the property of the said A. B. Lee until so paid for. (b) On or about, the third day of AugoJt !9~1, with the consent of this city, A. B. Lee assigned his interest in and rights under the said agreement to W~ G. Cullt~ amd George P~ Cullum, partners doing business as W. G~ Cullum and C ompmTv. (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) On or about the twenty-first day of September 1953, the term of the said contract, with the assigne~s as contractors, was extended three years from the seventeenth day of September 193~ The said contract has been extended from time to time and is now in full force and effect; The said contract has been and is advantageous to this city and the residents thereof~ On or about the fifteenth day of May 19hl Woodfin G. Culltm died testate° His will, duly admitted to probate on the first day of June 19~l, by an order in Probate Matter No. 20882, recorded in Volume lbS, Page 260 of the minutes of the County Court of Dallas County, Texas, appointed his v?~fe Minnie L. ~ull.um, who has since duly qtu~lified as such, Independent Executrix of the said wi]3~ and Trustee of a trust therein created; Upon the death of W. Go Cujkl,um his brother and former partner, George P. C'mll~m individually, by agreement with Mrs. Minnie Lo Cullum in her several capacities and with the consent of this city, has succeeded the partnership in the construction of water and sewer lines since constructed in University Park under the said contract° The construction by George P. Cullum has been done within the follmring area and assessments against property- owners for such water and sewer lines are yet outstanding as follows: Univers~ts Additions Block 50, Sewer only outstanding $ 1,095.35 Block 52, partly' served sewer and water outstanding 67~.00 Block 53, sewer and water outstanding Block 54, sewer and water or, standing Block 57, water only outstanding 1,602o9~ 2,191°51 6,905.89 (h) Total also included within other schedules herein.: This city is to receive 5% of the said amounts as collected for engineering se~;ice; The rights and titles existing as at the date of the death of W. G. Cullum are yet the property of George Po Cullum and Mrs. Minnie L. Cullum, as community survivor, Independent Executrix of the will of Woodfin Go Cullum~ deceased, and as Trustee of a trust created (i) by the will of Woodfi~ G. Cull~; Under and pursuant to the said contract all water and sewer lines v~thin Franchise Districts i to 9 inclusive as de=cribed below have been con- structed and an audit as of this date discloses the following: © g g ~ o 0 ~ e ~ · · ~O ~ O (j) This City has continuously agreed and does now agree that the title to the water and sewer lines in each of such districts should be, is and shall remain in the said contractors until settlement therefor has been made therefor by the owners of the property benefited thereby, b~ the city has no obligation to pay any part of the amounts due to the contractors nor any liability or duty with reference to payment therefor other than the duty to deny connections thereto until the franchise charges have been paid for such connections and this city otherwise has full control and supervision of the said lines$ (1) (m) The contract ors have been paid in full and have no further right, title or interest in Or to the water and dewar lines of Franchise District N~m~ber 6 and title to the s~id lines is now declared to be in the City of University Park~ The said contractors yet have title to the water and sewer lines in the following Frsnchise Districts until the following net s~ms of money have been paid them~ Franchise District Number Amount of Contractors ~ Net Interest 118~49 341o 52 1,011o48 6,064°25 15,399.90 17,770 o 27 Total $ 40 705 91 and upon the payment of the said 'respective sums of money to the said contractors the title to the said water m~d sewer lines shall ipso facto vest in this City, its successors and assig ns for the use of those now and hereafter to be served thereoy, and The following Sections 'of this Ordinance are advantageous to this city and the residents thereof and are in all things proper, Section 2~ All claims, rights, title and interest of Woo&fin G. Cullum, George P. Cullum, ~nd of Niuuie L. Sull%m, individually, as Trustee, and as Executrix of the will of Woodfin G. Cull~a~ deceased in and to the water and sewer lines constructed by the said contractors ~nd serving Blocks l, 3, 4~ F and H of Frsncis Daniels Park, an addition to the City of University Park are hereby terminated and declared to be forever discharged, released and acquitted and the title to the said lines is claimed by and declared to be in the City of University Park, Texa~. section. (a) The right of the said contractors to recover the respective sums of money listed in Section i (1) is hereby recognized and the contractor~? reservation of title to the water and sewer lines of the said Franchise Districts l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 and 9 ~ntil the said res- pective sums have been paid in full is recognized and admitted° (b) Assessments are hereby made against the owners of the following property: DISTRICT Sewer Wate___~r Campus Heights Addition: Bloc~ E Lot 3 $ $ 60.00 Hursey Addition: Block 1 Lot 4 Hursey Addition: Block ~ Lot 2 3 Hursey Addition: Block 7 Lot 2 Hursey Addition: Block 8 Lot 5 Total Amount Due $ 60.00 52°00 52.00 lO&.O0 53.00 53.OO 106oOO 53. O0 53 · O0 106. O0 36.~0 67.60 lO&.O0 37~10 68.90 106.00 231.50 354.50 586.00 A~mstrong Fairway B lock B Lot 1 12 University P~, Estates Block 1 Lot 6 lO University Park Estates Block 2 Lot 2 9 lO Idlewild Addition Block 1 Lot 9 lO ll 12 Idlewild Addition Block 2 Lot ll Methodist University Addition B lock 7 Lot 3 Methodist University Addition BlocM 8 Lot lO Methodist University ddit~oon Block 10 Lot 10 ll DISTRICT~ DISTRIC~ DISTRICT~ Total Sewer Nat er~ kmou~t Due 61.75 $ 61o75 $ 123.50 59°00 59.00 118.00 59.00 59.00 118.00 179.75 179.75 359°50 lO5.O0 195.00 300.00 70.00 130.00 200.00 70.00 130.00 200°00 100.00 100. O0 200. O0 100. O0 100. O0 200 o 00 100o00 100 o00 200.00 5~5.o~ 755.00~ 130o,.o0 42.00 78.00 ~20.00 52.84 98.13, 150.98 52.65 97.79 150.~4 42.00 78.00 120.00 42.00 78.00 120.00 10.00 10'00 20.00 50.00 50.00: 100.00 35.00 65.00 100.00 35.00 65.00 100°00 Preston Heights Block 1 Lot 1 2 3 7 22 Preston Height s Bloc~ -2 Lot 5 ~ 6~ Preston Heights Block 3 Lot 6 - 27 Preston Block Lot 23 25 ~6 ~? Heights Lot 17 35.00 65.00 !00°00 35 o00 65.00 100o00 35.00 65.00 100. O0 35.00 65.00 100.00 35 .O0 65.00 100o00 35.00 65.00 100.00 35.00 65.00 lO0 o O0 35 o00 65.00 100. O0 35.00 65. O0 100. O0 35.00 65 °00 !00.00 35 o00 65.00 100. O0 35.00 65.00 100.00 35.00 65.00 lO0.O0 35.00 65.00 100.00 35.00 65.00 100.00 ~5.00 65.00 100.00 35.00 65.00 100.00 35.00 65.00 100°00 35.00 65,00 100°00 · ~ Total Sewe~r ~V_At e__r Amount Due Preston Heights Block 5 Lot 2 - East 10~ 7.00 13.00 20.00 3 ~ West ~0' 28.00 52.00 80.00 ll 45.50 84°50 130.00 Highlm%d Park High School dditmon B lock 7 Lot Z0 Highland Park High School Addition B lock 8 Lot 13 19 20 Highls~ud Park High School Addition Block 13 Lot 1 2 16 17 18 Highland Park High School Addition Block 14 Lot 1 3 ll 18 19 Park High School Addition 15 Highland Block Lot 3 Park High School Addition 16 East 12½~ Highland Block Lot t 2 6 - 9 lO 16 Highland Park High School Addition Block 17 Lot ll Highland Park High School Addition Block 18 Lot & 210g ~est Block 1, Preston Heights Highland Park High School Addition Total District Block 19 Lot 1 2 50.00 50°00 100.00 50.00 50.00 100.00 50°00 50.00 lO0.O0 50.00 50.00 100.00 35.00 65.00 lO0. O0 50.o0 50.00 35.00 65.00 100. O0 50.00, 50.00 35.o0 65.00 lOO.O0 35.o0 65.00 100.00 35.00 65.00 100.00 35.00 65.00 100.O0 35.00 65.00 lO0. O0 35.00 65.00 100.00 35.00 65.00 100. O0 35.00 65.00 100. O0 35.00 65.00 100. O0 35.00 65.00 100.00 35.00 65.00 100. O0 8.75 16.25 25.00 35.00 65.00 100.00 35.00 65.00 100.00 35.00 65.00 100. O0 35.00 65.00 100. O0 42.00 78.00 120.00 35.00 65.00 100.00 35°00 65.00 lO0.O0 147.00 147.00 42.00 78.00 120.00 42.00 78.00 120.00 42.00 78.00 120.00 42.00 78.00. 120.00 $ 2225.74 $ 4157.68 $ DIST~ Francis Daniel Park Addition Btbck 1 Lot i Francis Daniel Park Addition Block 3 Lot 3 12 University Heights Block 22 Lot 1 - East 10 2 - West 60' 6 - East 50' 7 - West 20' 8 - East 70' ll East 30 12 13 West 29.95 16 17 18 19 2O 22. 26 27 University Heights Block 27 Lot 4 -East 40' 6 7 8 9 i0 - West 50' 16 17 18 19 20. 22 26. 27. 29 University Heights Block 28 Lot 5 8 - East 30 9 lO 12 14 ~ East 20 15 -West 50' Sewei~ Total Water Amount Due $ 119o86 $ 119o86 42.00 78.00 120.00 ~2.00 78°00 120~00 42°00 78.00 120~00 3~50 6.50 10o00 42o00 78°00 120o00 171.50 438~36 ~09.86 7o00 13,00 20,o0 42.00 78.o0 L20°O0 35.00 65,00 100, oo 14.oo 26.oo 40°o0 49,00 91o00 120o00 21.00 39.00 60°00 56~o0 104.00 160.00 20.97 38.93 59.90 49.00 91,O0 140.00 49°00 91000 ~,0o00 49.00 91°00 ~0o00 49°00 91o00 140o00 49°00 91.00 140.00 49~00 91~00 140o00 49,00 91.00 140o00 49°00 91o00 49°00 91.00 140o00 49°00 91.00 140o00 49.00 91o00 140~00 49°00 91o00 L40.O0 49°00 91°00 140o00 49°00 91.00 140o00 58~14 107o96 166.1o 28.00 52.00 SOoO0 56~00 104.00 160.00 56.00 104.00 160.00 56.00 104.00 160.00 56.00 104.00 160.00 56.00 lO4.O0 160o00 35 ~00 65.00 100, O0 49 o00 91.00. 140o00 ~9o00 91oo0 14ooo0 49.oo 91o00 L40o00 gg.00 91~00 140.OO 49°00 91o00 140o00 49.00 91~00 ~40.00 49.OO 91o00 140.OO ~9 ~00 91o O0 ~40 ooo 49.00 91oo0 1~0o00 49°00 91.o0 140o00 49.o0 91ooo 14o~o0 49°00 91o00 140o00 49°00 91.00 ~0.00 63°98 118o82 182o80 70.11 130.19 200.30 gl.O0 39.00 60.00 56.00 lOg. O0 160.00 56.00: 104,00 160,00 56°00 104.00 160°00 56~00 104.00 160.00 14.00 26.00 40,00 35.00 65°00 100.00 Sewer Water Tot a~l University Heights #4 Amount Due Block 36 Lot 3801 $ $ 3.90 $ 3.90 3833 43'~ 79 81.31 125.10 3837 43.75 81~25 125o00 3841 43.75 ~ ~,~ 38~5 ~3,68 81,12 ~,80 University Heights #4 Blo~ 37 Lot ~3840 ~4.~5 82.55 127. OO 52 57.17 106.18 163 °35 14 ~ West 28.554 19.98 37.22 57.10 15 55.68 103o/,2 15%10 16 55.30 102o70 158.00 17 55 °93 103.87 159.80 18 55.1,0 102.90 158.30 19 55.68 103. ~2 159.10 20 55.68 103.~2 159.10 21 64.4~ 119o 66 184.10 University Heights Bloc .k 38 Lot 1 7 8 o I0 12 13 15 16 m7 18 19 2O ~6.52 56.91 56.49 56.52 56°32 56.42 56.~2 56°49 56 73.82 ~8.77 48.83 ~S.51 /*8.55 ~8.93 ~8.51 48.26 55.66 80.27 University Heights $1ock 40 Lot 8 9 lO 13 15 16 I7 48 .gl 62.~7 52.10 55.66 55.53 55.87 55.3/* 55.85 55.61 70.21 89.89 116.03 96.75 103.39 103.12 103.78 102.76 lO3.7o 103.29 130.39 University Heights Lot ~ll 6/+.26 119 University Heights #5 Block' 50 Lot I 2 7 8 9 lO 12 15 16 ~7 18 19 53.90 49.00 ~9.00 /,9.oo 49.O0 /.9.oo 49.00 &9.oo 49.0O 58.70 /,6.90 /.9.oo 49.00 /.9.oo ~9.00 ~+9.oo 49°00 20 /,9 o00 ,, 2~ 52.85 ~6.52 56.91 56.49 56.52 56.32 56.~2 56.42 56.49 56.66 73.82 ~8.77 ~8.9~ 48.76 55.66 80.27 138.30 178.50 148.85 159.05 158.65 159.65 158.10 159.55 158.90 200.60 183.60 53.90 /,9.00 49.00 /,9.00 49.00 /.9.00 49.00 49.00 /,9,00 58.70 ~6.90 /,9.00 /,9.00 /,9.00 /,9.00 ~9.00 i9.00 ~9.00 /,9.00 52.85 University Heights $1ock 52 Lot l , ll 16 17 18 19 2O University Heights Block 53 Lot 1 2 6 7 lO 12 ~17 18 19 22 26 University Heights Block 5~ Lot, 1 2 6 7 8 9 lO 17 18 !9 2o 22 28 29 ~0 ~2 //5 #5 #5 _Sewe~Er Water Amount Due ~9o00 $ $ &goO0 kg.oo k9oOO &8,&7 90.0~ 1~8,50 &9oO0 91~00 1~0o00 ~9o00 9LO0 ~40000 52.50 52.50 52,50 52.50 ~2.50 52.50 ZJ.08 &7.08 &9,00 ~9.00 Z~9,oo ~9,00 &9,00 ~9.00 ~9.~) ~9~oo ~9,oo ~9.00 ~9.00 Z~9.00 ~9.00 ~9.00 ~9.00 ~9.00 ~9.0~' Z~9.00 ~9.00 ~9.00 49.00 9LO0 ~0.00 ~9.00 91~00 l~O.O0 ~9.00 91.00 ~0.00 ~9.00 91.00 l~O.O0 ~9.00 ~9.00 ~9~00 49o00 ~.9.00 ~9.00 ~9.00 ~$.00 ~9.00 ~9.00 ~9.00 ~9.00 ~,9.00 49.00 ~9.00 ~9.00 ~9.00 &8.09 89.31 137o~0 l~9.00 91.00 ~0.00 &9.oo &9.oo &9ooo &9.oo ~9.o0 ~9.o0 ~9.00 ~9.oo ~9.0o ~9.o0 ~7.60 ~7~60 &7.60 &7.60 k7.60 k7.60 ~7.60 k7.60 &7.60 ~7.60 &7.60 &7.60 &7.60 &7.60 ~7o60 1~.70 59.30 55o51 ko3.o9 ~58.50 6~.77 Z22.]~ Zs7.gz h9.00 91o00 l~O.O0 ~9,o0 ~9oOO 49,o0 ~9,00 ~9,o0 ~9.0o 49.o0 ~9,00 ~9,00 49o00 ~9,00 ~9,00 A9,OO ~9,00 Ag.oo ~9oO0 ~9~o0 ~9,o0 ~9,00 ~9,00 Ag,00 ~9o00 Ag.00 ~9o00 ~9,00 ~9,00 University Heights Block 57 Lot 1 6 7 ~9 lO ll 12 13 Total Sewe_~r Water Amount Due ll9 .~'D ll9.~:O 91.00 91.00 91o00 91.00 91.00 91.00 91.O0 91o00 91.00 91.00 10~.. O0 10~. O0 ~o~. OB ~o~. OB 91~CO 91.00 91.00. 91.00 91.OB 91.00 91.00 91oo0 91o00 91.00 105 o 69 105 . 69 Berkley Addition Block B Lot l~! 18 19 Total District #6 ~/ ~ 9~188.56 9,516o99 18,705.55 17.50 6.10 23.60 17.50 32.50 50.00 17.50 32.50 50.00 17.~0 32.~0 ~0.00 Berkley Annex Addition Block. 3 Lot 3 ~ West 50' 6 ~ East 35.1~' Westmiz~St er Addition Block 9 Lot 1~ 21 Westminister Addition Block 10 Westrminister Addition B!ockll Lot 1 SUB TOTALS 197' Waber opposite Lots 16 to 22 Block 9, Wes~.~inister Addition loB' SeWer opposite Lots 19 to 22 Block 9,1Westminister Addition ~9.5' Water opposite Block lO Westminister Addition 350' Sewer opposite Block 10, Westmin{ster Addition 121.77' South Block 3~.oo 65.00 lo0oO0 38.5O 71.5o l~O.O0 ~.~0 i5.~8 7o.28 ~9.10 91.t8 t~0.28 17.50 17.50 32.~0 32.50 32.50 32.50 32.50 50.BO 32.50 50.OB 35.00 65.00 lO0.O0 35.00 65.00 lO0.O0 35. O0 65.0o 100.00 5O.OO 5O.OO 5O.OO 5O.OO 392.20 899.~6 ~ ACREA~ 256.3D 158.30 TOTAL DISTRICT #3 1,260.95 256.3.0 7o.~ 70.00~ ~5~e3~ 24~.OO 2~.00 85.2i 1,299.70 2~560.65 C omptOn Heights Lot 2 C ompton Heights Block F Lot~ 2 D~u Ro Addition Block A Lot 2 3 5 - West 12~-~ '6 ? ll - East ;*0m ]3 - East 20~ 15 16 17 22 - East 36" 23 - West 16~ Dan Ro 'Addition Block B Lot & ~ E~..~. ~0~ ~0 ~i East 66~ 65 ~ 12 16 17 18 19 Summit Lav~ Addition Bl~k 1 Lot !- 2 ?, 9~ lO Summit Lava% Addition Block 2 Lot 2 ? Summit Lawn Addition Block 3 Lot 1 7 Sunmit Lsmn Addition Block 4 Lot 2 ~ 9 lO 15 18 19 SeWe~ Total Water Amount Due ;.2~00i 78.00 120~00 ;*2°8;* 79.56 122.;.0 38.50 71.50 110.00 39°20 72.80 112.00 ~9.20 72.80 112.00 ;*9.00 91.00 ~0.00 ;*9°00 91.00 1/~.00 h9.00 91.00 1/~0~00 8°75 16.25 25.00 ~9.00, 91.00: 140.00 ;*9.00 91~00 14o.00 28,00 52,00 80,00 58.80 109.20 168.00 ]/~,00 26,00 4o.o0 49.00 91~00 140.00 ;.9.00 91.00 L40.O0 49.00 91~00 Z40.OO 49.00 9~o00 Z40.00 25.20 ;.6.~0 72.OO 11.20 20.80 32°00 21,00 39,00 60,00 49.00 91.oo l&~O.OO ~6o 65 86,65 133 °30 ;.9.~ 91.00 &9 oOO 91.00 140.00 &9.oo 91.00 L4OoO0 ;*9° OO 91. O0 14o. oo ;*9°OO 91.oo l~O.0o ~9 o00 91o00 //~0o00 &9oO0 91~00 1~0.0o ;*9.00 91o00 1AO.O0 68.71 127 o 60 196.31 35,00 65,00. i(K),O0 35,00 65,00 100.00 35,00 65,00 100o00 35.00 65,00 100.00 35.00 65.00 3~,00 6~,00 100,00 35°00 65,00 100°00 35,00 65.00 lOO°OO 35°00 65,00 100,00 35,00 65,00 100o00 35°00 65°00 100,00 35 °00 65°00 lO0°00 35.00 65.00 lOO. O0 35.00 65.00 lOO.O0 ;,5.12 83.79 128°91 35 o OO 65.00 100. O0 35 o ~9 65. OO 100~. O0 35 .oo 65 .co loo. oo 35.00 6~.00 100.0O 35.00 65. O0 100. O0 35.00 65.00 100. O0 35 ° O0 65 o O0 100. O0 35. O0 65. O0 100.00 35.00 65.00 100,. O0 Summ~it Lawn Addition B lock 5 Lot 2 lO 16 17 18 19 Summit Lawn Block 6 Lot 1 2 6 Addition Summit Lava~ Block 7 Lot 3 9 lO Addition Su~mit Lawn Ad~tion Block 8 Lot 3 lO Summ~.t Lawn Addition Block 9 Lot i estnnnzster Add&tion Block 2 Lot ~ Westminister Ad ~dition B lock 5 Lot I Westndnister Addition Block 6 Lot 3 16 17 18 19 Westnuinister Addition Block 7 Lot 19 2O 22 Westminister Addition Block 8 Lot I Sub Total~ Sewer Water Amount Due 35 o00 65.00 lO0 o O0 35.00 65.00 100.00 35.00 65.00 100.00 35.00 65.00 lO0. O0 35.00~ 65.00 100.O0 35.00 65.00 100o00 35 .OO 65.00 100.00 35.00 65.00 100.00 35 .~ 65 .OO lO0. O0 35.00 65.00 100.O0 35.00 65.00 100 ~ 00 35 o00 65 o00 100. O0 35.00 65.00 100. OO 35. OO 65.00 100. O0 5/~. 7~ 101.66 156./,0 35.00 65.00 100 o O0 35.00 65 o00 100. O0 35. OO 65. O0 100. O0 35 o00 65.00 lO0. O0 35 o00 65.00 100.00 35.00 65. O0 100. O0 35.O0 65 .O0 100. O0 35.00 65.00 100.00 z~8.26 89.6~ 137.90 45.20 83.93 129.13 35. O0 65.00 100. O0 35.00 65.00 100.00 35.00 65 o00 100.00 35.00 65.00 100..00 17.50 32.50 50.00 17.50 32~50 17.50 32.50 50.O0 17.50 32,50 50.00 17.50 32°50 50.00~ 17.50 32.50 50.00 17.50 32°50 50°00 35.O0 65.00 100.O0 35. O0 65 · 00 100. O0 35.00 65.00 100.00 35.00' 35.OO $ 3,571°87 65 o00 65.00 $ 6,633o~8 100.00 100.00 10,205.35 421 65~ Sewer opposite Block D C ompton Height s 180.5t East Block E, Compton Heights 180.5' North of Blcck 3 Summit Lawn Addition 350" South of Block A Summit Lawn dditmon 2004 opposite Block 8 Summit Lawn Addition 1~.19~ opposite Block 9 Summit. Lawn Addition 2564 North of Block A Westminister Annex lOO" opposite Lots i & 2~ Block 6 Westminister Addition 130.37~ opposite Block A, Hill.crest Park Addition 341o~B opposite Block B Hillcrest Park Addition Sewer Water Amount Due 126.35 126,35 234.65 455,00 2a5,00 700°00 260, O0 160, O0 400° O0 '" 183.55 98,83 282,38 332,80 179o20 512,00 130.00 70.00 200°00 169o~8 91.26 260o7'/~. 238°98 682°80 Totals - District #8 Totals - District #3 Totals ~ #3~ and ~8 Franchise District Number 1 2 6 9 3&8 5781o17 7868.60 136~9o77 1260.95 1299.70 2560.65 7042,12 9168,30 16210o~2 SUM~Y OF ASSESS~ENTS CHARGES S_~e_vfe~r 231.5O 179o75 2225.7~ 171.50 9188.56 7042 o12 Total yet ~at~ Recoverable 35~o5O 586.00 179.75 359.50 755.00 1300°00 4157o68 6383o~2 438°36 609°86 9516o99 18705~55 9168,30 16210°42 19~58~.17 These sums include five per centum for engineering service. SECTION 3. Upon acceptance o£ this ordinance and consent thereto; there is hereby grmnted to George P. Cullum, individually, Trustee and as Executrix the right to demand~ collect and receive the respective ~mpaid connection charges mentioned in Section 2. SECTION &. (a) There is hereby grsnted %o George P. Cullum, doing business as W o G. Cullum and Comps~ny, for a period of ten years from the acceptance of this ordinance, as hereins£ter provided, unless sooner terminated as herein after provided, the right and authority to lay, construct and complete all such ma~n and lateral water and sewer lines along the streets, alleys and other public ways VAt~ the corporate limits of the City of University Park, as the governing body of this City may be reso~ lution order the said contractor to install pursuant to this ordinance. (b) Each such resolution shall specify the Franchise District within which such lines are to be constructed and each such line shall be constructed in accordance with plans and specifications to be furnished by the City Engineer; and ~muder the supervision of the City Engineer. (c) By acceptance of 'this Ordinance, George P. Cull~m agrees to do so and shall furnish all material, labor, supplies and equipment therefor and shall, after the passage of each such resolution, diligently comply therewith and shall construct such water and sewer lines in a workman~like manner in accordance with such plans and specifications and to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. ~ (d) The considerationfor the said lines so completed shall be computed as follmvs: 1o The manimum price of the water and sewer lines required to serve the property along v~aich such lines are constructed and the inhabitants thereof shall be computed by the City Engineer at the following net unit price s: Sewer Lines 6" V o T. Sewer Pipe O' to 6~ cut 6" " " " 6' to 8: 8" " " " 0~ to 6~ 8" " " " 6~ to 8: lC" " " " 0~ to 6~ 10!' " " " 6~ to 8' 12" " " " 0~ to 6~ 12" " " " 6~ to 8' 50~ per 1Luear foot 60¢ " " " 75~ " " " 80¢ " " " ~o00 " " 1.10 " " " 1.35 " " " !.25 " " " Standard 6~ manholes Extra depth on mmuhole Clean Outs Rock Excavation Class "A" concrete 60.00 each 7.50 per foot 12.50 each 2.75 per cu. yd. 21.00 per CUo yd. Water Lines /+" v~th 0~ to 6~ .cut 6" " 0~ to 6' cut 8"~" 0~ to 6~ cut 10" to O~ to 6~ cut ~" ~gate valves with cover loll II 11 II II 90~ per lines~ foot 1o 22 " " 1 ° 70 " " " 2 o 25 " " " 28.00 5~.00 75 o00 All gate valves of Ac p. S~ith ~go Co° or their equal in quality. Co I. Specials t0~ per pound Fire hydrants 80o00 each; of A. Po Smith Coo of equal in quality Wet connections 25.00 each Cutting and replacing pavement &o25 per square yard. To these unit prices shall be added (Thirty Seven and one-half (37½%)~ per centum for the contractor and seven and one-half (7~%) per centrum for City Engineering expense)~.~ Forty Five (~+5%) per centum. 2. The maximt~n franchise price of the lines the city orders constructed to serve fire p~lgs, to construct Gridiron line cormections and lines to establish better circulation shall be computed at the above listed net unit price. 3. The totals of the manimum FrancRise Prices determined byitheCity Engineer under (1) and (2) above shall be added together. ~o The number of front feet of property of each lot within such franchise district to be served thereby shall be multiplied by one and 30/100 (~1,30) Dollars for water lines and by Seventy Cents (70¢) for sewer lines to deter- n~ne the potential revenue per lot. 5. If the total potential revem~e for all lots in such~district determined under (~) above equals or exceeds the aggregate of ninety per centum of (1) plus one hundred per centum of (2) the linesshall be constructed for and in consideration of the potential revenue per lot as determined in (L) above to be collected from the o~_ers of the property served thereby before any connection is made for such property to such line or aay service is rendered any inhabitant of each ~nit or lot. 6. If the total potential revenue for ~1 lots in such district is less than nSmety per centtm~ of (1) plu~ all of (2) the governing body of this city shall in its exclusive discretion determine by resolution whether the city will pay the actual cost of constructing th~ lines for fire plugs, pressure and circulation plus ten per cen~ t~m of such cost or a sum. determined by adding ninety per cent~ of (1) to 100% of (2) and deducting the total of (~)o Or any lesser sum the contractor may vol~mts~ily offer to accept or the entire cost shall be charEed to the omaers of the property served thereby by dividing the total of the marJ_mum franchise prices (1) and (2) above by the number of front feet of all property to be served Lu each such district and thereby determining the franchise front foot charge for con. nections~ thus distributing the entire aggregate maxi~ mum franchise price for such district directly to the ratably among the o~ners of the property served thereby, (e) The books of the contractor shall at all times be so, kept as to traly reflect the actual cost of ~ each tj~pe of construction within each district and shall ce open for the inspection of such officer~ person or persons as may be appoi~ted for that p~pose by the governing body of this City. (f) If the contractor's total potential revenue for any district determined by~(d) (1) plus 100% of (d) (2) less any amomat paid by this city as provided io (d) (6) the contractor shall pay the City of University Park, five per centt~m of each collection as made from soch district as an engimeer- ing cost and for maintenance service. The City of University Park shall in addition tb such engi~ neering chars~e receive and be paid any excess of revenue over the .ma~dmum franchise price (d) (1) (g) The: City of University' Park assumes no liability by this ordinance for anything and shall, never be liable for a~¥ of the cost or charges for construction~ nuaterials and labor done pursuant to this ordnance tmtil.and unless by resolution the governing body thereof voluntarily and witb~Lu its clusive discretion hereafter orders by resolution the payment of such sum as may hereafter be fixed by such resolution or resolutions reader the formula herein before stated, The contractor shall look to the ovmers of the property to be served by such lines alone for the payment therefor. (h) The title to such lines so constructed shall~ until paid for as herein provided, vest and remain in George Po Cullt~. and his assigns and by reason of such reservation of title he shaJ_l have and is hereby given the right to refuse to allow any one to receive service therefrom v~[thout first paying the connection charge determined under this ord_~m~ance and to collect such connection charges. Upon the paj~nent in full of such so~s of money as the contractor is hereby authorized to collect for stay district title to the water smd sewer lines of such District shall ipso facto vest and thereafter be in the City' of University Park its successors and assigns° (i) The City of University- Park shall at all times have and is hereby given the right to acquire title to any and all such lines in any district at any time by paying George Po Cullum or his order the lower of the connection charges then unpaid and outstmuding in any or all of such Districts or of one hundred fifteen per centum of the cost of such lines plus five per centt~u per armum from the date of construction to the date of each payment to such contractor less each and every payment to and collec'.~ tion by George P. Cull~mm on the lines of each such respective districts. (j) The City of University Park sha]~ at all. times have exclusive control of all, such lines. (k) George P. C~lltun shall not sublet the rights hereby vested in him nor any part of the contract hereby made v~th hLm without the consent of this City' end he shall diligently devote his bestI efforts amd personsJ[ attention to the proper fulfillment thereof. (1) The calculations and findings of the City Engineer with reference to each and everyth~i~g mentioned herein shall be conslusive of ~l parties unless ~zmifest error therein be determined by resolution of the governing body of this city° (m) George P. Cullom shall once in each sixty days file with the City Clerk a statement of his collec- tions in each district and his records shall at $~ times be available for verification thereof~ (n) At the end of the term hereof no further ~ork shall, be done without an extension hereof but the contractors right to collect for work previously done shall continue until he has been paid in ful!o (o) Either party hereto may accelerate the ending of the term hereof by giving ninety days written notice to the other party. PASSED A~O Y~PRO'V~D THIS NINE~h~H D~ff OF I~!ARCH~ Ao D, 19~5. CrTZ ACCEPTANCE ~d~ CONSENT On this the twentieth day of March 19~5, }~[innie L. Cullum~ individually, as Independen±, Executrix of the v~[ll of Woodfin Go Cullum, deceased, as Trustee and as corf~unity stu~J-ivor, and - George P. Cullum hereby accept, consent and agree to be and ac~mowledge themselves bound by the fore~ going ordinance adopted by the Board of Conm~ssioners of the City of University Park, Texas, on the nineteenth day of March 1925. MI~[NIE L. CULLUM Individually, as community survivor, as Trustee and as Independent Executrix of the ~will and Estate of Woodfin G. Cu~/lum, deceased. STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DALLAS GEORGE P. CUILDI,~ BEFORE ~,~E the undersigned authority on this day personally appes~ed Mrs° ~fimnie L, the widow of Woodfin G. Cull~m~ and George P. Cu/l~z~_, knovm to me to be the persons whose n~es are subscribed to the foregoing ~st~aent and actmowledged to me t~.t they ~d each of them executed the s~e for the purposes ~d consideragion the~in e~ressed. G~N ~ ~ H~ A~ SE~ OF OFFICE THIS ~)~rT~TH DAY OF M~CH~ 19~5~ }A~RIE L~J~EY~ NOTARY PUBLIC IN ~) FOR DALLY~ COUNTY, TF~A$. i! AN ORDINANCE FINI}iNG~DECLARI}~G ~3 CHRTIFYING THE RESULTS OF AN ELECTIO~,~: HElD THE THIPd} DAY OF APR!L~ 19~5,-TO DETE~.~ffI\~WHETI~R T~ CITY OF UNI-PEttSITf P~%°d{ SH/d~L CONSOLIDATE WITH THE CITY OF DALLAS. BE IT ORDAI}~D BY THE BO.%RD OF CO~g~SSIOlfERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVerSITY P.~{: Section 1o That this boa~ find m~d it does affirmatively find and declare that at an election held on the third day of April 19~5, at ~ich there were submitted to the qualified, electors of this City for determination the proposition: "Shall the City of Unl..versity Park consolidate with and adopt the name and char~er of the City of Dallas~" Seventeen H~mdred Twenty Six (1726) votes were cast for consolidation and ~o Thousand Seventeen votes (2017) were cast against consolidation. Section That the said election has not resulted Ln the consolidation of the City of University Park vd~th the City of Dallas and 'the status of this City is unchanged by the said election. PASSED AND APPR~ED THIS SIXTEENTH DAY OF APRIL~ Ao D. 1925o RESOLUT ION OF T~ BOARD CF CO~2v[ISSIONERS OF T~ CITY OF UN~¢ERSITY P£~K AUTHORIZING, PLACING, TENi~,~CE ~ OPERATION OF STP~EET LIGHTS AT THE COP~NERS OF DURHAM STREET ~) CARUTH BOU.LEV~LRD; DRUID L~k~E AM3 HUNTERS GL~ ROAD; PRESTON RO~ f~) LOVES L~J~E AND HIILCREST AVENUE A~ COLGATE STP~ET~ BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BO.eRD OF CO},I~{!SSIOh~ERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAPJ{~ TEXAS: That under and pursuant to a contract with Dallas Power & Light Compsmy for street ligP6ing se.~{ices, as authorised by a resolution now of record in Vol~nue 2, Page ~ of the Ordineuce Records of t~zis City, there be installed forthwith and thereafter maintained and operated street lights at the foll~,~ing imtersections: DURHAM STREET Ai.~) C~2RUTH BOUI.~VARD DRUID L£d~E AND HUNTERS GLEN PRESTON ROAD AND LOVERS LANE HILLCR~ST AVENUE 'J~ COLGATE STREET P~SED .'~ APPROVED THIS THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, A~ D. 19~5. AN ORDINANCE OF ~3 BO~JN) OF CO~[SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, DET~0G~INING THE }~CESSITY FOR A!~D ORDERING THE E~PROVE.~NT OF A PORTION OF B~T~{O~ DRIVE} DEF~'{ING T~ POTION ~ SA~ ST~ AS A SEP~ATE DISTRICT~ DECL~ING T~ PHRPOSE TO ASSES PART OF ~{E C~T OF T~ ~ PRO~TS AGaiNST T~ ~UTTING PROPERTY A~ 0~ T~OF~ ~ DIRECTING ~ CI~ ENGI]~,~R TO P~P~ ~ FILE PL~S ~ SPECIFICATIONS. BE., IT ORDAIneD BY T~ BOARD OF CO},,g,~.SSIOi'~RS OF T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PA~(~ TEXAS: That th~s Board find~ and it does affirmatively find, ~nd it is true that there is and there is hereby declared to be a necSssity for the improvement of a portion of Baltimore Drive v~thin the City of University Park, as hereins£ter described, by excavating~ grading and paving the same, includ~ ing concrete curbs and gutters~ drains, and the necessary work in connection therewith~ and it is hereby ordered that the portion of said street be so improved, to wit: BALT~,~O~XE DRIVE: From the north line of the present paving on Purdue Street to the south line of the alley north of Southwestern Boulevard, and to be knovm as District No o 99. Such District shall be and constitute an independent unit of improvement~ and 'the construc- tion of said improvement shall be wholly independent of the construction in stay other District. The assessvaents to be levied in said Dist~lct shall be levied accorSing to the cost of the improvements in that particuls~ DL~trict, smd in accord~ce v~th the benefits accruing to the property by reason of said improvements in that particular District~ wholly independeo~ bf the cost of the benefits accru- ing by reason of the improvements in amy other District° One-tenth (1/10) of 'the cost of such improvements~ except for curbs and gutters, shall be and is hereby ordered paid by the City of University Park~ The rema~ing portion of the entire cost of such improvements, including curbs and gutters, in ss~d District No. 99 shall be paid by the ovmers of the abutting property~ and be assessed against the abutting property and respective owners thereof; such assessraents to be made ~mder the provisions of an Act of the Legislature passed June 6, 1927~ entitle~: "~u Act A~thorizing Cities to Improve Streets and Alleys~ and Mak~ Assessments for same~" and particulsmXy Section 7 thereof° The portion of the cost to be assessed against the property owners and their respective properties shall be paid in five equal installments; one-fifth (1/5) thirty days from the date off completion and acceptance of the work by the City of University Park; one-fifth (1/5) one year from said date; one-fifth (1/5) two years from said ds£e; one-fifth (1/5) three years from said date; and one-fifth (1/5) four years from said dat~, ~ogether with interest at the rate of 7% per arm~m from said date of acceptance~ providing that said assessments may be paid before maturity v~th accrued interest to the date of pa~muento The City Engineer is hereby directed to at once prepare and file pla~s and specifications for said work, sett.~g out fully different standard materials smd classes of work. 426 PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 16th DAY (~F APRIL~ A. D. 1945. ATTEST :~ / RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~&~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PA~f, TEXAS, APPROVING THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE II.?~PROV~'~.:~Yf OF A PORTION OF ~ BALTIMORE DRIVE, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. 99~ IN T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS BE IT RESOLVED BY TP~ BOARD OF CO~&'~7SSIO~RS OF TI-~ CITY OF %%[IVE~%SITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT ~ '~ ~BEAS, the City Engineer has prepared and filed plans and specifications for the improv~aent of a portion of Baltimore Drive in said City~ as directed by an ordinance heretofore passed and approved to wit: B~TI~fORE DRIFE: From the north line of the present paving on Purdue Street to the south line of the alley north of Southwestern Bo~zle- yard) and kmo%m as District Nco 99 in the City of University Park~ Texas~ by excavating, grading~ filling, paving, and the construction of c,mrbs smd gutters, and has presented the ssme to the Board of Commissioners for approval and adoption~ and ~YHE~EAS~ said plans and specifications having been c arefuL!y considered by the Board of Co~mmissioners~ the same are hereby approved and adopted as the plans and soecifications for said ~aprovements~ and the City Secretary is hereby directed to obtein bids therefor and submit the same for the consideration of the Board, at a regular meeting of the Board of Co~issionerx at 7:30 P. M., on ~[ondsy~ May $~ 1945, at which t~ne such bids will be opened, to be tab~d~ated and ~spected~ and a contract awarded. This resolution ~' onall take effect from s~nd after the date of its passage. PASSED A%D 2~PPRO~jED THIS THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 19~+5. 72Y ORDIN£d~CE C~ATING THE OFFICES OF CHIEF AND ASSISTANT CHIEF OF T!~ FIP~E DEPAR2]~NT OF TP~ CITY OF UNIV~ ERSITY PARK~ TEXAS. BE IT ORDAP~D BY T~E BOARD OF CO~{ISSIONEP~S OF THE CITY OF UN~IERSITY PARK,~' Section 1o TEX~: That there be and there is hereby created th~ offices of Chief and Assistsnt Chief of the Fire Department to be held by persons appointed by the 1,[ayor with the approval of the Board of Co~ssioners and to ser~ze at the -¢~ill of the governing body of tbd. s City, at such rate of compensation as is from time to %~ae fixed by the Board of Co~issioners~ Section The Chief amd Assistant Chief of the Fire Department shall be active working members of and have charge of the Fire Department of this City and its employees under the supervision of the Mayor and Conmissioners and such duties as are assigned them from t~e to time. 427 PASSED flI\~ APPROVED T~[[S TkO5 SIXTEENTH DAY OF APRIL~ A. / CITY CLERk, AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF k~IVE~SITY PARK, TEXAS, APPO~%~TING A BOARD OF EQUALIZATION F~ THE YEAR 19~4~ FIXING A TIP~ FOR THE FIRST NEETING AND THE C05~PENSATION OF THE NEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAHK, TEXAS: THAT ~ Michaux Nash, E. D. Eouzon Jr., and W. L. Burgher, each and all of w~hom are residents, quali~ fled voters and property holders of and in the City of University Park, Texas, be and they are hereby appoLuted members of the Board of Equalization of and for the City of University Park, Texas, for the y~ar 19~4; and, THAT, Michaax Nash be ~ud he is hereby appointed Chai:m~n of the said Board of Equalization; and, THAT, the first meeting of the Board of Equalization shall be held at 2:30 P. N. June~ 2~4, 19~4, in the Council Ch~nber of the City Hall of s~id City, thereafter to convene :~.egularly in session until the duties of the said Board of Equalization shall have been fully discharged as provided by law~ and to meet ~ud hold meetings as often and at such times as the said Board shall deem necessary or proper; and, THAT, the members of the said Board of Equalization shall receive TEN DOLLARS ($i0o00) per diem as compensation for the attendance of the meetLngs of the said Board for each day or part thereof. PASSED ~ APPROVED T}{IS THE ~NTH DAY OF FEBRUARY~ A. D. 19~4o ~ESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE BID OF UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY AND AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR THE IMPROVEmeNT OF A PORTION OF BALTIMORE DRIVE, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. 99 BE IT RESOLVE~ BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CItY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT WHEREAS, pursuant to a resolution heretofore duly passed, bids were invited and received by the City Secretary for the improvement of the street hereinafter referred to; and WHEREAS, The Board of Commissioners after tabulating and inspecting the bids, is of the opinion that the bid of the Uvalde Construction is the most advantageous bid to the City of University Park and to the abutting property owners: NOW, THEREFORE, HE 'IT RESOLVE~ BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That the bi~ of Uvalde Construction Company for the improvement of BALTIMORE DRIVE~ From the north line of the present paving on Pur~ue Street to the south line of the alley north of Southwestern Boulevard; and known as District No. 99, in the City of University Park~ Texas, be and the same is hereby accepted and the Ms~or and City Secretary are instructed to enter into a contract on behalf of the City of University Park with the Uvalde Construction Company for said improvements in conformity with the terms of their said bid. That this resolution shall take effect and be in force frcm and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 19A5. ATTEST: ~//~? RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERSOF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE CO}~fRACT AND BONDS WITH UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR IMPROVING A PORTION OF BALTIMORE DRIVE, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. 99~ IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. ~E IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT WHEREAS~ the contract in writing between Uvalde Construction Company and the City of University Park~ Texas, and bonds of ~alde Construction Company for the improvement of BALTIMORE DRIVE: From the north line of the presen~.~ paving ~ to the south line of the alley north of Southwestern Boulevard; known as District No. 99; in the City of University Park, have this day been presented to the Board of Commissioners for approval; and WHEREAS, said contract and bonds are in proper form and the securities on said bonds are good and sufficien~; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That said contract and bonds be and the same are hereby ratified, adopted and approved. That this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTH DAY OF MAY, A. Do 19A5. AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CO~SSICNERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, DETERMINING THE NECESSITY OF LEVYING AN ASSESSMENT AGAINST THE PROPERTY AND THE OWNERS THEREOF ON BALTIMORE DRIVE FROM THE NORTH LINE OF THE PRESENT PAVING ON PURDUE STREET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF THE ~/EY NORTH OF SOUTHWESTERN BOULEVARD, KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 99~ IN T~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, FOR A PART OF THE COST OF IMPROVING SAID STREET AND FIXIE~J~ A TIME FOR THE HEARING OF THE OWES~S OR AGENTS OF SAD~ O~FERS OF SAID PROPERTY OR OF ANY OTHER PERSONS INTERES~ TED IN SAID IMPROVEMENTS AS PROVIDED BY ARTICLE LlOS-b, TITLE 28___REVISED CIVIL STATUTES OF TEXAS, BEING CHAPTER 106 OF THE ACTS OF THE AOth LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS, AND THE ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF UNIV- ERS/2Y PARK, AND DIRECTING THE CITY SECRETARY TO GIVE NOTICE OF SAID HEARING AND EXAMINING AND APPROVING THE STA~ OR REPORT OF THE CITY ENGINEER AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. 429 ' ~ IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISS3ONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEX~: That whereas, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas~ has heretofore by ordinance duly passed and approved, ordered the improvement of the foll~owing street, to wit: B~T~IMOEE DRI~.- From the north line of the present paving on Purdue Street to the south line of the alley north of Southwestern Boulevard, known as District No. 99, in the City of University Park, Texas; WHEREAS, plans and apecifications' for the improvement of said street have been duly prepared and approved as required by Article llOSmb, Title 28, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 os the Acts of t~he ~Oth ~Legislat~ure of the ~State of .Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park; and WHEREAS, as required by said Ordinances and Statutes, after bids for said work of improve= merit had been made, said work of improvement was let to UVALDE CONSTRUCTION CO~ANY to improve with a 1" hot asphaltic concrete pavement on an 5" reinforced concrete base, including excavating, grading and filling aud concrete curbs and gutters, and other necessary work in connection therewith, as provided by 'said plans and specifications; and WHEREAS, a written contract has been entered into by and between the City of University Park, Te~s, and Uvalde Construction Oompany for the construction of said improvement: THEEEFOEE~ be it ordsined by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas: that the repor~ or statement of the City Engineer filed with the Board of Commissioners, describing the abutting ~property and giving ~the names of the property owners and number of Front Feet and the cost of improvement chargeable against each abutting property and its owner, having been duly examined, is hereby approved° That the Board of Commissioners does hereby determine to assess the entire cost of curbs and gutters, ~ 75/lOOths of the cost of all other improvements against the owners of the property abutting thereo.n and against their properties, in accordance with the provisions of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Cmvil Sta~.tutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the ~Oth Legislature of the State of Texas, ~d the Ordznances of the City of University Park° Tha~ the said assessment shall be made after notice to such property owners and all interested persons, and a hear- ing herein mentioned, and that the said portion of the said c6~t of improvements to be assessed against such property owners and their properties shall be in accordance with the Front Foot Rule or Plan in the particular unit or district, in the proportion that the frontage of the property of each owner in the unit or district bears to the whole 'frontag~ of the property in the unit or district; that after such hearing, if such plan of apportionment be found to be not just and equitable in particular instances~ the Board of Commissioners shall so apportion all said costs ~s to produce a substantial equality between all such property owners abutting on said portion of said street, having in view the special benefits in enhanced value of said property to be received by such parcels of property and owners thereof, the equities of such owners and~ the adjustment of such apportionment so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits received and burdens ~ imposed, and that in no event shall any assess- ment be made against any property or the owners thereof in excess of the enhanced value of such property by remson of such improvements. That the proportiom~te cost of such improvements which is contemplated to be assessed against such owners and their properties shall become due and payable as follows: one-fifth (1/5) thirty days after the. completion and acceptance by the City of University Park of said improvements; one-fifth (1/5) on~ year ~ft.er said date, one-fifth (1/5) two years after said date; one=fifth )1/5) three years after said date, and one-fifth (1/5) four years after said date~ together with interest fr~m that date at the rate of 7% per annum, and reasonable attorney's fee and all costs of collection in case of default° That the total proportionate part of such im- provements that is contemplated to be assessed against such owners and their respective properties and the names of the owners of property abutting upon said street, aforesaid property to be improved and the d~scrtption of that property and the several amounts proposed to be assessed against them respectively for paving and for curbs and gutters, and the grand total thereof, which said sum does not , and shall not in any event, exeeed 75/1OOths of the estimated cost of said improvements. The entire cost of curbs and gutters is proposed t. be assessed against the respective properby and property owners, as follows: ~o ~ a~utting property or any interest therein, their agents and attorneys, and any person or persons in- . terested in said improv?ments, before the Board of Comm~ssioners of the City of University Park, Texas, as provided by the provmsions of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter lO6 of the Acts of the first called session of the ~Obh Legislature of the State of Texas, which said hear- ing shall be had on the ~th day of June, A. Do 19~5, at 7:30 Po M. o~clock in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, and which said hearing shall be continued from d~v to day and from time to time as it may be necessary to give all said persons full and fair opportunity to be heard on any matter which is a constitutional prerequisite to the validity of~ any assessment proposed to me made, and to con, est the smount of the proposed assessment, the lien and liability thereof and special benefits to abutting property and owners thereof by means of the improvements for which sai~ assess- ments are to be levied, the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity, and validit~ of the proceedings and contract in connection with such improvements and proposed assessments, and the Board of Commissioners shall have the power to correct any errors, inaccuracies, irregularities and invalidities and to supply amy deficiencies and to determine the amount of assessments and all other matters necessary in con- nection therewith° That after the conclusion of the hearing above mentioned such sum of sums as may be deter- mined by the Board of Commissioners to be payable by said property owners shall be assessed .against them respectively and against their respective properties, by ordinance or ordinances~ in the manner prescribed by the said paving law and ordinances of the city. That the City Secretary of the City of University Park, Texas, is hereby directed to give notice to such property owners, their agents or attorneys, and to all interested persons, of said hearing, as prescribed by the provisions of said paving law and ordinances of the City, by publishing said notice three times in the Park Cities News~ which is a newspaper published in said City, and of general circulation in said city, the first of said publications to be made at least ten d~vs before the date set for said hearing° Said City Secretary may also mail a copy of said notice by registere~ letter to each of said property owners, if known, or to their agents or attorneys, if known, said notice to be deposited in a post office in the County of Dallas at least ten days before the date set for hearing° However, said notice by registered letter shall be cumulative, only, and notice by publication shall be full~ due and proper notice of said hearing. It shall not be necessary to the validity of said notice of hearing to name any property owner abutting on said street, and the fact that any such property owner or owners are incorrectly named or not named at all shall in no wise affect the validity of the assessments against such property nor the personal liability against the real and true owner or owners of said property° No errors or omissions in the descriptions of the property abutting on said street shall in any wise invalidate said assessment, but it shall be the duty of such property owner or owners whose property is incorrectly described to furnish a proper description at the hear ing or hearings provided for. No error or omission of any character in the proceedings shall invalidate any assessment or certificate issued in evidence thereof. Provided, however, that in such cases where properby is owned by more than one person, there shall be assessed against each of said persons and against his interest in the property only that portion of the tot al assessment against such property which his interest therein bears to the total property; and if in any case any person is named as owner who has no interest in the property, or any person owning an interest therein, is omitted, there shall be assessed against the true owner or owners, whether named or unnamed, and his or their interest in the property that that part of the total assessment against such property which such interest therein bears to the whole property; the assessment where there is more than one owner being several and not joint, both as to the lien thereby created and the personal liability of the owner° BE IT FUR2HER ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That the fact that said portions of said street are in such urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the preservation of the public peace, public health and public property requiring that the rule requiring three separate readings be and the s~me is hereby ordered suspended, and that this ordinsnce shall tak~ effect and be in force from and after its passage° PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTH DAY OF ~A¥, A. D. 19&5. ATTEST: AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY' PARK, TEXAS, DECLARING THE NECESSITY OF I~ROVING AND ORDERING THE ~PROVEMENT OF CERTAIN PARK- WAY~S ON PRESTON ROAD FROM THE NORTH LINE OF AMH~T STREET TO THE NORTH LINE OF GR.~BRI~ DRIVE ON BOTH THE EAST AND WEST SIDES OF PRESTON ROAD; SAID PARKWAYS BEING IN UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS ADDITION #~, UNIVERSITY HIGHLANDS AND IDLEWILD ADDITION, ALL BEING ADDITIONS TO THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, AND ORDERING SPECIFI- CATIONS PREPARED AND DECLARING AN ~MERGENCYo HE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF'COMMISSIONERS OF'THE CITY'OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT this B card of Commissioners find, and being duly assembled at one of its regular meetings, this Board of Commissioners does affirmatively find and declares that that portion of the parkway alom~ Preston Road from the north line of Amherst Street to the north line of Greenbrier Drive~ in the City of University Park, Texas, is in urgent need of improvement by the excavating, grading, and construction of a standard four-foot reinforced concrete sidewalk, built according to the Sidewalk Specifications of the City of University Park; and, WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park deems it necessary to so improve the said parkway; designated as District no. 100, THEREFORE, ~E IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COk~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIV~SITY PARK: THAT the said parkway be and it is hereby ordered improved as follows: Paralleling Preston Road and abutting the following described property: Lots 1 and 17, Block ~; Lot 18, Block ~3 ~1~ in University Heights #$~ Addition; Lot ~4, Block E~ Lot ~, Block D, Lot ~4, Block C, Lots i and ~, Block B, all in University Highlands Addition; Lot 10, Block 3, Lots l0 and ll, Blocs 5, all in Idlewild Addition to the City of University Park, Texas. THAT the City Engineer be and is hereby directed to prepare at once plans and specifications for said work, and file the same with the Board of Commissioners. The said improvements shall be the standard City of University Park' side-walk, four feet in width, built according to City specifications. That all sal~ specifications shall set out fully the different materials, ao~ different classes of work which will be considered. The total cost of sidewalks shall be assessed against the abutting property and against the owners of the same, in accordance with the terms of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, Revision of 1925, together with the amendments thereto, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Leg islature of the State of Texas~ and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, Texas, in accordance with what is known as the Front Foot Rule or Plan, as the frontage of the property to be improved, providing that should the application of thi~ rule, in the opinion of the Board of Commissioners~ be unjust or unequal in any particular case, it shall be the duty of the Board of Com- missioners to apportion and assess such cost in such manner and proportion as it sh~11 deem just and eauitable, considering the special benefits in enhanced value to be received by such property and the owner thereof, so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits to and burdens imposed upon each property and its owner; and provided that no assessment shall be ~made until after the notice, and hearing to property owners provided by the terms of said Article ll05-b~ Title 28~ Revised Statutes of Texas~ being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of '~'exas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, and further providing that no assessment shall be made against andy property or its owner in excess of the benefits in enhanced value accruing to such propert~ owner by reason of said improvement. The portion of the cost to be assessed against each property owner shall be paid in five equal installments; one-fifth one year from the date of completion and acceptance of said work by the City of University Park; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date; one-fifth four years from said date and one-fifth five years from said date, together with interest at the rate of seven per cent (7%) per annum from date of such acceptance, provided that said assess~ ments may be paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date of payment. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED That the City Engineer be and he is hereby ordered to forthwith pre- pare and file plans and specifications for said improvements setting out~ fully different standard materials and classes of work and the estimated cost thereof and that such plans and specifications be considered by this Board of Commissioners at a special meeting now called for that purpose and for the purpose of ordering a hearing as porvided by law to make assessments against the abutting property and the owners t~ereof and to transact any other business incident to the making of such improvemen, ts, the assessing of benefits resulting therefrom to be held in the Council Chamber of the City Hall zn University Park at 7:30 Po Mo o~ Monday, N~v 7, 19~5. P~ SE~ AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 19~5. CITY CLERK MAYOR 433 . AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONE~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVEHSITY PARK, TEXAS, PROVIDING FOR THE USE OF THE UNIVERSITY PARK SWIMMING POOL BY CERTAIN PERSOR$, PROVIDING RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE USE OF THE POOL, PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIO- LATION OF THE RULES AND REGULATIONS, REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES HERETOFORE ADOPTED AND DECLARING AN EMERGenCY HE IT OBDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~ISSI©NERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT the University P~rk Swimming Pool may be used by white persons living in University Park under the following regulations: (A) All persons over eight years of age, upon making application to the office of the City. Secretary, may secure aunual permits to swim in the poolo The charge for these permits shall be $3.60 per year, including Federal Tax. (B) The City Secretary shall issue a tag to each person thus applying for a permit. This tag MUST be worn on the bathing suit where it can easily be seen by the swimming pool attendant. (O) If the tag is lost, a duplicate may be secured from the City Secretary for which an additional charge of $1o00 will be required° (D) Residents of University Park may secure at the office of the City Secretary guest cards for bona fide guests at thw rate of 50 cents for each guest for each time they use the pool~ (E) White persons living in University Park~ or owning property in University Park, but not owning ~anual permits, may use the swimming pool upon paying a charge of 50 cents per person for each !.time ~the~ use the pool. (F) The s~Imming pool sba21 be open during the months of June, July, August and September, if the weather is favorable° It shall be open between the hours of 8:00 A. Mo and lO:OO P~ Ne Any person swimming in the pool at other hours shall he deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. (G) Tags are not transferable, and any person using a tag, belonging to someone else, may be ejected by the swimming pool attendant and the tag taken up° In such cases, the tag may be restored to the proper owner if sufficient proof is offered that the illegal use was done without the owner's permission. (H) Persons having contagious or communicable diseases shall not enter nor be allowed to enter the poolo (I) Children under eight years of age may use the pool when accompanied by a parent or guardian wit~hm~b charge except if the parent or guardian desires that such child be permitted to enroll in one of the swimming instruction classes then the parent or guardian shall sec~e an amnual permit in the form of a tag from the City Secretary and the cost of said permit will be the same as charged a~ adult~ that is $3.60 for the season° (J) All bathers must use the shower before entering the pool. (K) The following shall be the rules of conduct governing the pool. lo Bathers shall so conduct themselves as to allow the maximum enjoyment of the pool by other bathers° 2o Indecent familiarity will nOt be permitted and no person shall commit any act of familiarity nor do any indecent thing within the area within which the pool is located° 3. No inner tubes or floaters will be allowed at the deep end of the pool. ~. There shall be no use of indecent or obscene language° 5~ No stones nor rubbish of any character shall be thrown L~to the poolo 6~ No persqn shall enter nor be allowed to enter the pool while under"the influence of intoxicants° 7. Bathers shall not eat food, smoke or chew tobacco while in the pool~ 8° Only one person at a time shall be allowed to spring from the diving board° No person shall go upon any diving board while another is on it° 9. There shall be no diving in shallow water. (L) The attendant may eject from the pool any bathers Euilty of indecent conduct~ or for violation of any of the above regulations~ or anyone who is so using the pool as to annoy other bathers and prevent their full enjoyment of the pool after having first been warned by the attendants° There shall be no free passes of any kind. And no person shall be permitted to use the facilities or enjoy the privileges of the said swimming pool without first paying the charEes there- for as herein provided. Bathers shall wear raineOats, robes or similar garments over their bathing suits in going to and from their homes to the po~l. ~Any person guilty of violating any of the above regulations shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeaner of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined in any sum not to exceed $50.00° PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1945. AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPOINTING A BOARD OF EQUALIZATION FOR THE YEAR 19&5, FIXING A TIME FOR THE FIRST ~ETING AND ~HE COMPENSATION OF THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CGMMISSIONEES OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT, Michaux Nash, E. D. Mouzon, Jr. and W. L. Burgher each and all of whom are residents, qualified voters and property holders of and in the City of University ~Park, Texas, be and they are hereby appointed members of the Board of Equalization of and for the City of Unmver~ity Park, Texas, for the year 1945; and, THAT Michaux Nash be and he is hereby appointed Chairman of the said Board of Equalization; and, THAT, the first meeting of the Board of Equalization shall be held at 2:00 P.' M., May 26, 1945, in the council chamber of the City Hall of said City, thereafter to convene regularly in session until the duties of the said Board of Equalization shall have been fully discharged as provided by law, and to meet and hold meetings as often and at such times as the said Board shall deem necessary or proper; and, THAT, the members of the said Board of Equalization shall receive TEN DOLLARS ($10.00) per diem as compensation for the attendance of the meetings of the sai~ Board for each da~ .or part thereof. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTH DAY OF · CITY CIERK MAY, A. D. 1945. RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMNISSIO~ERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVinG THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE IMPROVING OF CERTAIN PAR~VAYS ON PRESTON ROAD FROM THE NORTH LINE OF AMHERST STREET TO THE NORTH LINE OF GP~IER DRIVE AND DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. 100. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMI~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT WHEREA~, the City En~neer has prepared and filed plans and specifications for the improvement of certain parkways on Preston Road in said City, as directed by ~ ordinance heretofore passed ~ud approved towlt: Paralleli~ Preston Road and abutting the following described property: Lots I and 17, Block ~4; Lot 18, Block 43, sll in University Heights #~ Addition; Lot ~4, Block E~ Lot ~, Block D, Lot ~%+, Block C, Lots i and ~J~, Block B, all in University ~J~blands Addition; Lot 10, Blo~ 3, Lots lO and ll, Block 5, all in Idlewild Addition to the City of University ark, Texas, by excavating, grading, filling arid the construction of a standard City of University Park side-walk 435 four feet in width, built according to City specif, ications, and has presented the same to the Board of Commissioners for approval and adoption, and WHE~AS, said plans and specifications having been carefully considered by the Board of Commissioners, the same are hereby approved and adopted as the plans and specifications for said improvements, and the City Secretary. is hereby directed to obrain bids therefor and submit the same for' the consideration of the Board, at a regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners at 7:30 P. Mo on Monday, Nay 7, 19~5, at which time such bids will be opened, to be tabulated and inspected, and a contract awarded. This resolution shall take effect from and after the date of its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTH DAY OF NAY, A. D. 19&5. CITY CLERK A RESOLUTION GRANTING SPECIAL WATER RATE FOR THE SUMMER SEASON OF 19~5. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD CF COMMISSI~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT, without repealing or permanently amending any Ordinance now in effect, with reference to water service charges and collections thereof, that 'as a specisl rate for the summer season of 19~5, the charges for water service~ in the City of University Park, for dc~aestic purposes only, on all bills rendere~ as of July l, July 15~August l, Augus~ 15, September.l, S~eptember 15, October i and October 15, be at the rate of Thirty Cents (30~) per thousand (l~) gallons for each of the first four thousand (~000) gallons and at the rate of Twenty Cents (20$) ~per thousand (1000) gallons for all water consumed in excess of four thousand (~000) gallons, and that the present Ordinances, with reference to subject matter hereof, otherwise remain in full force and effect. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 21st DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1%5. AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF C01~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF b~IVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, DETEEMINING THE NECESSITY FOR AND ORDERING THE IMPROVE- MENT OF A PORTION OF WESI~CK ROAD; DEFINING THE PORTION OF SAID STREET AS A SEPARATE DISTRICT, DECLARING THE PURPOSE TO ASSESS PART OF THE COST OF THE .IMPROVEMENTS AGAINST THE ABUTTING PROPERTY AND OWNERS THEREOF~ AND DIRECTING THE CITY ENGinEER TO PREPARE AND FILE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMNISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY P~, TEXAS: That this Board finds, and it does affirmatively find, and it is true that there is and there is hereby declared to be a necessity for the improvament of a portion of Westwick Road within th~. City of University Park~ as hereinafter described, by excavating, drains, and the necessary work in connection therewith, and it is hereby ordered that the portion of said street be so improved, to wit: WESTWICK ROAD: From the north line of University Boulevard ~proved to the north line of the alley north of ~uiversity Boulevard, and to be known as District Noo lO1. Such District shall be and constitute an independent unit of improvement, and the con- struction of said improvement shall be wholly independent of the ~?onstruction in any other District. The assessments to be lev~ed mn said Distr~ct sh~ be le¥~ed accordzug to the cost of the improve~ 436 ments in that particular District, and in accordance with the benefits accruing to the property by reason of said improvements in that particular District wholly independent of the cost of the benefits accruing by reason of the improvements in any other District° One-tenth (1/10) of the cost of such improvements, except for curbs and gutters, shall be and is hereby ordered paid by the City of University Park. The remaining portion of the entire cost of such improvements, including curbs and gutters, in said District No. lO1 shall be paid by the owners of the abutting property, and be assessed agafnst the abutting property and-respective owners thereof; such assessments to be made under the provisions of au Act of the Legislature passed June 6~ 1927, entitled: "An Act Authorizing Cities To Improve Streets and Alleys, aud Make Assessments for Same," and particularly Section 7 thereof. . The portion of the cost to be assessed against the p~operty owners and their respective properties shall be paid in five equal installments; one-fifth (1/5) thirty.days from the date of completion and acceptance of the work by the City of University Park; one-fifth (1/5) one year fr~m said date; one-fifth (1/5) two years from said date; one-fifth (1/5) three years fr~m said date; and one-fifth (1/5) four years from said date, together with interest at the rate of 7% per annum fr~ said date of acceptance, providing that said assessments may be Paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date of payment° The City Engineer is hereby directed to at once prepare and file plans and specifications for said owrk, settLng out fully d~.~ferent standard materials and classes of work. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 21st DAY OF MAY, A. Do 19~5o CITY CLERK EESC~UTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF A PORTION OF WESTWICK ROAD DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. lO1, IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK,'TEL~S. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT WHEREAS, the City Engineer has prepared and filed plans and specifications for the improvement of a portion of Westwick Road Lu said City, as directed by an ordinance heretofore passed and approved to wit: ~ICK RO.__~~: From the north line of University Boulevard as presently improved to the north line of the alley north of University Boulevard, and to be known as District No° lO1; in the City of University Park~ Texas, by excavating, grading, filling, in the City of University Park, Texas~ by excavating, grading, filling, paving, and the construction of curbs and gutters~ and has presented the s~me to the Board of Commissioners for approval and adoption; and WHEREAS, said plans and specifications having been carefully considered by the Board of Commissioners, the same are hereby approved and adopted as the plans and specifications for said improvements, and the City Secretary is hereby directed to obtain bids therefor and submit the same for the consideration of the Board, at a regular meeting of the Board of Co~missioners at 7:30 P. Mo on Monday, June 4, 19~5, at which time such bids will be opened, to be tab~l~ted and inspected~ and a contract awarded° This resolution shall take effect from and ~fter the date of its passage. PASSE~ AND APPROVED ~IS THE 21st DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1945. 437 AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF C~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, FINALLY ACCEPTING THE IMPROVEMENT OF THACKERAY STREET FRON THE NORTH LINE OF SOUTF~STERN BOULEVARD AS PRESENTLY IMPROVED TO THE S0~TH LINE OF'THE PAVING ON GREENBRIER DRIVE, KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. 97, IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAPJ~, AND ORDERING THE ISSUANCE TO UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, CONTRACTOR~, OF THE CERTIFI- CATES OF SPECIAL ASSESSI~NT AGAINST THE PROPERTY OWNERS ON SAID PORTION OF SAID STREET, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. HE IT ORDAINED BY.THE BOARD~OF COmmISSIONERS OF'THE CITY OF~ UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT, 'WHEREAS, on th~ 5th day of February, A. D. 19~, a written contract was entered into by and between the City of University Park, Texas, and Uvalde Construction Company to improve Thackeray Street from the north line of Southwestern Boulevard as presently improved, to the south line of the paving on Greenbrier Drive~ known as District No. 97, in the City of University Park~ and WHEREAS, on the 5th day of March, A. Do 19~5, a.final~assessment ordinance w~passeds levying an assessment against all of the property owners, and their respective properti~ abutting upon said portion of said street~ for the pro rata share of the cost of said improvements chargeable against such property owners and their respective properties. NOW, THEREFORE, HE IT ORDAIB~D BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: 1o That the improvement of Thackeray Street from the north line of Southwestern Boulevard as presently improved, to the south line of the paving on Greenbrier Drive, known as District No. 97 in said City, has been fully and finally completed by the Uvalde Construction Company in full corn= pliance with the contract between the City of University Park and said Uvalde Construction Company, and that said improvements be and are. hereby fully and finally accepted by the City of University Park° 2. That the final est~ate due by the City of University Park to Uvalde Construction Com- pany for the improvement of said portion of said street b~ and is hereby ordered paid to Uvalde onstructiom Company. 3. That the certificates of special assesm~ent evidencing the liability of all property owners abutting on said portion of said street in the form required by said contract and the final assessment ordinance heretofore passed by the City of University Park, be and are hereby ordered issued, executed by the Ms, or of the City of University Park, and delivered to Uvalde Construction Company. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 21st DAY OF MAY, ~CITY CLERK A o D, 1945o 8 8 8 8 439 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING SAIE OF PROPERTY IN BLOCK E OF THE RE~S~ISION OF THE SECOND INSTAL~ OF UNIVERSITY PARK. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~,~ISSIONE~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That this city se/l, and. convey the following property in the City of University Park, County of Dallas and State of Texas to the following purchasers at the prices indicated below: To Walter R. Phillips~ Lot 5, Block 3 of the Resubdivieion of the Second Installment of University Park, an addLition to the City of Dallas, according to the plat thereof recorded in Volume 2., Page of the Map Records of Dallas County, Texas, for $2~250.00 cash: To Samuel D. Myres, the north 30 feet of Lot 6 in Block E of the Re~subdmvismon of the Second Installment of nmversity Park, an addition to the City of Dallas, according to a plat thereof recorded in Volume 2~ Page 5~, of the Map Records of Dallas County~ Texas~ for $2,700 cash; and To W. Ho Wideman and Fra~ E. Daniel the south l0 feet of Lot 6 and norbh 25 feet of Lot 7 in Block E of the Re~ubdivision of the Second Installment of University Park, an addition to the City of Dallas, according to the plat thereof, recorded in Volume 2, Page 5~, of the Map Records of Dallas County, Texas, for $3~150.00;a nd That Ao Lo Slaughter, Mayor, as the act of and on behalf of this City be and he is authorized and directed to convey the said property to the said purchasers by Warranty Deeds to be attested by Ralph Eo Hamman, City Clerk and delivered upon the payment of the sai~ respective considerations; thereby selling for a total of $8~100 gross all of the property in the said Block acquired by this City from Southern Methodist University by deed, dated September ~ 1941, and recorded in Volume 2301~ Page ~78 of the Deed Records of Dallas County, Texas; and That m~y real estate agent making such sales and lawfully entitled thereto be paid a commission equal to five per centum of such sale price° PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE TWENTY-FIRST D~ OF MAY, Ao D. 19&5o CITY CLERK RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TE~L~S, APPROVING THE B ID OF ~ARGAN & MANES COMPANY AND AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF CERTAIN PARKWAYS ON PRESTON ROAD FRO}~ THE NORTH LINE OF AMHERST STREET NORTH TO T~ NORTH LINE OF GREENBRIER DRIIUZ~ DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. lOOo BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COL~SSICNERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAP2~, TEXAS: THAT, V~B~E~ pursuant to a resolution heretofore duly passed, bids were invited and received by the City Secretary for the improvement of certain parkways hereinafter referred to; and V~iEREAS, the Board of Commissioners accepted the bid of Morgan & Manes Company, being the only bid received and which~ in their opinion, is an advantageous bid to the City of University Park and to the abutting property owners: NOW~ THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMmiSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: that the bid of Morgan & Manes Company for the improvement of CERTAIN PAR~VAYS: paralleling Preston Road and abutting the follov~ng described property: Lots I and 17~ Block ~4; Lot 18, Block ~3, ~O'~'in University Heights #~ Addition; Lot ~/$, Block E, Lot ~4, Block D, Lot ~/~, Block C, Lots i and ~/~, Block B all in University Highlands Addition; ," 44© Lot 10, Block 3, Lots 10 and Il, Block 5, ~11 in Idlewild Addition to thec City of University Park, Texas; and known as District Noo 100, in the City of University Park, Texas, be and the sam~ are hereby accepted and the Ms~or and City Secretary are instructed to enter into a contract on behalf of the City of University Park with Morgan & Manes Company for said improvement sin conformity with the terms of their said bid. That this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. CITY 'CLERK PA~SED AND APPROV~D THIS THE 21st DAY OF ¥~Y, A. D. 1945. RESOLUTION ~ING THE BLDGET TO APPROPRIATE $18,OOOo00 FOR THE PUR- PC~E OF CONSTRUCTING A BRIDGE ACROSS TURTLE CREEK ~0 THAT HAYNIE AVENUE A~D VASSAR DRIVE MIGHT BE CONNECTED° BE IT RESDLVE_D BY THE BOARD OF CO~!SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That this Board find and it does find that an exigency which might not reasonably have been anticipated has arisen requiring the following amendment to the current budget of this City, and hat the current budget of.the City. of Unmversmty Park be and it ms so amended as to appropriate~ provide and authorize the e}qoenditure of ~18,000o00 or so much thereof as may be. required for the purpose of constr~cting a bridge across Turtle Creek and the connecting of Hayr~e Avenue and Vassar Drive by improving and paving a street~ in accordance with plans prepared by the City Engineer, from the north side of Haynie Avenue to intersect with Vassar Drive. The funds are to be provided by appropriating $8~000.00 from the City~ s unappropriated funds in the General Account and the issuance of fot~ Warrants by this City in the sum of $2500.00 each; the ~ · first to be due and p~yable October 15~ 19~6~ the second due on October 15~ ~9~?, the third due on 1 October 15~ 19~ and the fourth an~ last one due on October 15~ PASSED AND A/PROVED THIS THE 26th DAY CF MAY, A. D. 19&5. RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CC~ffSSIONHRS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, CLCSING HEARING ON DISTRICT NO. 99 · I~IEREAS, pursuant to proceedings heretofore had by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Unmversity Park, Tex~s, and after the notices provided for in ordinances duly passed on the Seventh day of May, A. ~o 1945, by said Board of Commissioners, a hearing was given to the property ovmers and other interested parties on the proposal to assess them and their abutting properties for a part of the cost of improving: BAL. TI~ ORE. DRIVE: From the north line of the. present paving on Purdue Street to the south line of the alley north of Southwestern Boulevard, known as District No. 99~ in the City of University Park, Texas; said hearing having been held in the Council Chamber in the City of University Park, Texas, at 7:30 P. Mo on the ~th day of June, Ao D. 19~5, being the time and place specified in said ordinance and notice; and WHEREAS, at said hearing no objections or protests were made to the proposed assessments, except~by the following perso.ns: So W. ~ussell, on behalf of himself and as representative of John Lo Stubbs; Co J. Hughes, Mrs° Jo D. Abney and ~rs. Fred R o Freyer. AND, WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners after affording all such persons, their agents and attorneys, a full and fair opportunity to be heard, and after considering the proposed assessments and objections thereto, is of the opinion and so finds that the amount proposed to be assessed as afore said against each property owner and his property is just and equitable considering the benefits in enhanced value that each property owner and his property will receive from the making of said improvements, and that the said assessments should be made: THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD CF CO~SSICNERS OF THE CITY OF UNIV~SITY PARK, TEXAS: That the hearing upon the said proposed assessments is hereby closed. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all protests and objections to the proposed assessments are hereby overruled. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Attorney be and he is hereby directed to prepare an ordinance assessing against the several owners of the property and against their abutting properties the proportionate part of the cost of said improvements set forth in the ordinances hereinbefore referred to in accordance with the said ordinances and with the Act of the Legislature under which the said proceedings have been conducted. This resolution shall take effect from and after its passage. PASSED A~D APPROVED THIS THE FOURTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 197+5. AN OHDINANCE OF THE BOARD CF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, LEVYING ~N ASSESS- MENT FOR THE PAY~T OF A PART OF THE CC~T OF I~PROVING A PORTION OF BALTI~0RE DRIVE, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. 99~ IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That~ whereas, an ordinance was heretofore duly adopted by the Board of Commissioners ordering the improve- ment of: BALTIMORE DRIVE: From the north line of the present paving on Purdue ~ Sguth line of the alley north of Southwestern Boulevard, known as District No. 99, in the City of University Park, Texas~ and WHEREA~ p~suan~ to Said ordinances, specifications were prepared for said work by the City Engineer, filed wi{h the said Board ~f Commissmoners, exam~%ed, approved and adopted by it, and bids were duly received and opened~ and the contract for said work awaked by sat~ Board of Commissioners to Uvalde Construction Company; and, whereas, the said Uvalde Construction Company duly entered into a contract with the City of University Park for the performance of said work, and said contract and re- quired bond were approved by the Board of Commissioners and were executed on the part of the City of University Patak by the Mayor and attested with the corporate seal by the City Secretary; and WHEREAS, thereafter and in compliance with the provisions of an act of the 40th Legislature A "Auto mz Improve Streets and of the State of Texas, passed June 6, 1927, entitled an ct h r°ing Cities to Alleys and ma~e Asses~mments for Same", and the ordinances of the City of University Park, the City Engineer filed his report with the Board of Commissioners showing the names of the property owners on said street, a description of their respective properties, the total estimated cost of said improvements the estimated cost thereof per front foot and the estimated cost to each property owner; and WHEREAS, thereafter said report was e~ined and approved by the Board of Commissioners, and an ordinance was passed on the 7th day of Nay, Ao D. 1945, determining the necessity of levying assessments against the abutting property and owners thereof, and providing fo~ a heariing to be given to the property owners and other interested parties to be held in the Council ~hamber ~in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas~ at 7:30 Po M. on the ~th day of June Ao~D., 19&5 and directing the City Secretary to give notice to such parties, all in compliance with the said laws and ordnances; Whereas, in accordance with the direction in said ordinance the City Secretary gave notice to the owners of property abutting on said street and all parties interested therein of such hearing~ by advertisements inserted in at least three issues of the Park Cities News, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of University Park, Texas, and published in said City; the first of such publications being at least ten days before the date of the hearing; said notices containing a des- cription in general terms of the nature of the improvement for which the assessments were proposed to be levied, the street upon which the property to be improved abuts and a description of such property, the estimated amount per front foot proposed to be assessed against such property and against the respective owners thereof, the estimated total cost of the improvement, the time and place at which the hearing would be held as directed in the ordinances, and advising said owners and inter- ested ;arties that their objections, if any, would be heard and considered at said time and .place by the Board of Commissioners; and, slso, gave notice of said hearing by posting registered letters to each such owner containing a copy of said notice .more than ten days before the date fixed for the hearing; and WHEREAS, said hearing was had at the time and place stated in said ordinance and notice, to wit on the ~th day of June, Ao D. 19~5, at 7:30 Po No i n th~ Council Chamber in the City Hall, in the City of University Park, Texas, and was then closed; ar~i ~HtEREAS, at said hearing all property owners, their agents and attorneys and other interm ested parties desiring to be heard on any matter as to which the hearing was a constitutional pre- requisite to the validity of the assessments, and to contest the amounts of the proposed assessments, the lie~s and liabilities, the special benefits to such property and the owners thereof by means of tha improvements, and the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity and validity of the proceedings and contract in connection with the improvements and proposed assessments, were heard by the Board of Comm~issioners, and all maters of error or inequality or other matters requiring rectification which were called to the attention of the Board of Commissioners, having been corrected and adjusted, the Board of Cce~nissioners after hearing all of the evidence offered in the premises, being of the opinion that the assessments hereinbelow made and charges hereby declared against said property and the owners thereof are just and equitable, and that in each case the assessment made against any particu- lar property is less than the benefits accruing thereto by means of the enhanced value thereof on count of said improvements; and the Board of Co~missioners having considered the facts, being of the opinion and so finding that the rule of apportionment set forth bel~ and the division of the cost of sai~ improvements between said properties and the owners thereof, is Just and equitable and produces substantial equality, considering the benefits arising from the said improvements and the burden imposed thereby, the said apportionment being in accordance with the Front Foot Rule except as asid rule may have been found inequitable o N~V, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINE~ BY THE BOARD OF COI.~M~SSIONEHS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: Section lo That there shall be and is hereby levied against each of the owners of property below mentioned and against its~ his or her property below described~ the entire cost of curbs and gutters, and seventy-five on~ hundredths (75/lOObhs) of the entire remaining cost of all improvements in District No. 99; the total amount thereof set opposite each firm, corporation or person, and its his or her property, the names of the said property o~mers, a descripbion of their property, and the several amounts assessed against said property owners and their properties as corrected by said Board of Commissioners, being as follows~ to-wit: 443 8 88° 0888 o ~ 'd o o 0 0 ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ o 0 ~o ~ o o g ~ g o o o is assessed against each of said persons and again.St his interest in the property only that portion of the total assessment against such property which his interest therein bears to the whole property; and if'in any case any perso~ is named as an owner who has no interest in the property~ or any person owns ing au interest therein is omitted, there L~ assessed against the true' owner or owners, whether n~med or unnamed, and his or their interest in the property, that part of the total assessment against such property, which such interest therein bears to the whole property$ the assessment, where there is more than one owner, beS~g several and not joint, both as to the lien thereby created and the personal liability of the ov~erso Section 2o That the several sums above mentioned assessed against said abutting property and the o~ers respectively are hereby, together with all costs of collection thereof, including reasonable attorney"s fee~ if inc,~rred, declared to be a lien upon the respective parcels of property against which the same are assessed, and a personal liability or charge against the owners thereof, and that said lien shall be a first and paramount lien upon said properby~ superior to all other liens, claims or titles except lawful advalorem taxes. That the sums so assessed shall be payable as follows, to %~it: °he-fifth (1/5) thirty days after the completion and acceptance by the City of University Park of s~aid improvements; one-fifth (1/5) one year after said date; one-fifth (1/5) two years after said date, one-fifth (1/5) three years after said date~ and one-fifth (1/5) fo,3r years after said date~ together v~lth interest from said date at the rate of 7% per annum, payable annually. In case default is made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest when due, the entire assessment, at the option of the said Uvalde Construction Company~ or its assigns, shall at once become due payable. Property owners have the right to pay any or all of said installments before maturity by payment of the amount of principal and accrued interest to the date~ of a~id payment. The sums so assessed shall be a special tax and may be collected by the tax collector as hereinafter provided. Section 3. That the City of University Park shall not become in any manner liable for the payment of the sums assessed against said property owners or their properties. The said Uvalde Con- struction Com~auy shall look solely to said property ov~ers ~ud their properties for payment of said sums, but the said City of University Park s~mll exercise all its charter and statutory powers necess~ ary or proper to ai~ in the enforcement of the collection of the certificates herein referred to, and that in case of default made in the payment of any of said s~ms collection thereof sh~ll be enforced, either by t?~ City of University Park as near as possible in the manner provided for the sale of property after the failure to pay ad valorem taxes, or, at the option of said Uvalde Construction Company, the payment of said sums shall be enforced in auy court having jurisdiction. Section &. That for the purpose of evidencing the several s~ms payable by said property ~rners, and the tin~~ and terms of payment, and to aid ~ the enforcement and collection thereof, assign- able certificates shall be issued by the City of University Park, Texas, upon the completion and acceptance of said work of improvement in the Unit or District named to be improved, which said certi~ ficates~ shall be executed by the ~ayor and attested by the City Secretary with the corporate seal, and shall be payable to Uvalde Construction Company, or its assigns, and shall declare the ~mounts due and the time ~ud terms of payment thereof, the rate of interest'payable thereon, and shall contain the name of the property ~vner and the description of the. property by lot and block number and front feet there- of, or such description as may otherwise identify the same by reference to any other fact, and if said property shall be owned by an estate, a description thereof as so owned shall be sufficient. No error or o~tission in the description of any property or the name of the owner thereof shall in any manner invalidate said certificates or the assessment lien against said property or the personal liability against the real and true ov~er of said property. Said certificates shall further provide that in case default is made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest thereon when' due, at the option' of the said Uvalde Construction Company, Or other holder thereof, the entire' amount of said ~sseSsment shall at once become due ~nd payable and shall be collectible, together v~th reasonable attorney's fee and all costs of co~_ection, if inc~edo Said certificates shall further state that the proceedings with reference to making said i~orovements have been regularly had in comDliance with the terms of Article llOS-b, Title 28, Revised Stat utes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the first called session of the ~Oth Legislature of the State of Te~s, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, Texas, and that ~]~ prerequi- sites to the fixing of the lien and claim' of personal liability evidenced by said certificates have been perform, ed, which recital shall be evidence of the fact so stated, and no further recital thereof shall be required. That said certificates shall also provide that the accounts payable thereunder may be paid to the Assessor and Collector of Taxes of the City of' University Park, Texas, who shall credit said payment upon said certificates and shall at once deposit the amounts so collected with the City Treasurer of the City of University Park, Texas, to be kept and held by said Treasurer in a special fund, which said payments ab~ll be' paid by it to the said Uvalde Construction Company~ or other holder of said certificates, on presentation thereof to him, duly credited by said Assessor and Collector of Taxes~such credit being the Treasurer's warrant for making such payments; and the said Uvalde Construc- tion ompany, or other holder of said certificates, sbmll receipt in writing to said Treasurer for said payments; and shall deliver said certificates~ to said Treasurer when paid in full, together with all costs of collection. Said certificates shall further provide that the City of University Park shall exercise its charter pov~rs when requested to do so by the holder of said certificates to aid in the collection ther~of~ but the said City of University Park shall be in no wise liable to the holder of said certifi- cates for the payment of the same. Said Certificates shall further provide that in case of default in p~ent of said tax the same shall be eaforced either by sale of the above described property by the Tax Collector and Assessor of the City of University Park, as near as possible in the manner provided for the sale of property for ad valorem taxes, or by suit in any court having jurisdiction. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FOURTH DAY OF JU~, A, D. 19~5. AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF C0~UDSSI©NERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVE~tSITY PARK, TEXAS, DETERMINING THE NECESSITY OF LEVYING AN ASSESS~NT AGAINST THE PROPERTY AND THE O~NERS THEREOF ON WEST~ICK ROAD FROM THE NORTH LINE OF UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD AS PRESENTLY IMPROVED TO THE NORTH LINE OF THE ALLEy NORTH OF UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD, KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. lO1, IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, T~XAS, FOR A PART OF THE COST OF IMPROVING SAID STREET AND FIXING A ~ FOR THE HEARING OF THE 0~;~ERS OR AGENTS OF SAID OWNERS OF SAID PROPERTY OR OF ANY OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN SAID IMPROVEMENTS AS PROVIDED BY ARTICLE ll05-b, TITLE 28, REVISED CIVIL STATUTES OF TEXAS, HEING CHAPTER 106 OF THE ACTS OF THE ~)th LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS, AND THE ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PA~K, AND DIRJZCTING THE CITY SECRETARY TO EIVE NOTICE OF SAID HEARING AND EXAMINING AND APPROVING THE STATEMENT OR REPORT OF THE CITY ENGINEER AND DE- CLARING AN EMERGENCY° EE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF C0~SSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVHRSITY PARK, TEXAS: That, whereas, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, has heretofore by ordinance duly passed and approved, ordered the improvement of the following street, to wit: WESTWICK ROAD: From the north line of University Boulevard as presently improved to the north line of the alley north of University Boulevard~ and to be known as District No. lO1, in the City of University Park, Texas; and WHEEE~ plans and specifications for the improvement .of said street have been duly prepared and approved as required by Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the ~Oth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of Univ- ersity Park~ and WHEREAS, as required by said Ordinances and Statutes, after bids for sai~ work Of improve- ment had been made, said work of improvement was let to UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY to improve with a l" hot asphalt, ic concrete pavement on a 5" reinforced concrete (2000 lb.) base, including excavating, grading, filling and concrete curbs and gutters, and other necessary work_ in connection therewith, as provided by said plans and specifications~ and WHEREAS. a written contract has been entered into by and between the City- of University Park~ Texas, and Uvalde Construction Company for the construction of said improvement: THEREFOr, ~E IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~MISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXt: That the report or statement of the City Engineer filed with the Board of Commissioners, describing the abutt lng property and giving the names of the property owners ~ number of Front Feet and the cost of improvement chargeable against each ab utting property and its owner, having been duly examined, is hereby approved. That the Board of Cam~Lissioners does hereby determine to assess the entire cost of curbs and gutters, and nine-tenths (9/lOths) of the cost of all other improvements against the owners of the property abutting thereon and against their properties, in accordance with the provisions of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the &Otb U ' ' Legislature of the State of Texas, and-the Ordinances of the City of nmversmty Park. That the said assessment shall be made after notice to such property owners and all interested persons, and a hearing herein mentioned, and that the said portion of the said cost of improvements to be assessed against such property o~ers and their properties shall be in accordance with the Front Foot Rule or Plan in the partic~ar unit or district, in the proportion that the frontage of the property of each owner in the unit or district bears to the whole frontage of the property in the unit or districts that after such hearing, if such plan of apportionment be found to be not just and equitable in particular instances, the Board of Commissioners shall so apportion all said costs as to produce a substantial equality be- tween a/1 such property owners abutting on said portion of said street, having in view the special bene' fits in enhanced value of said property to be received by such parcels of property and owners thereof, the equities of such owners and the adjustment of such apportionment so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits received and burdens imposed, and that in no event shall any assessment be made s..~.nsv~ ~y property or the owners thereof in excess of the enhanced value of such property, by reaso~ assessed against such' owners and their properties shall become due and payable as follows: one-fifth (1/5) thirty days after the Completion and acceptance by the City of University Park of said improve~ l/ent~s; o~e~fifth (1/5) one year after said date; one-fifth (1/5) two Years after' Said date; one-fifth 5) three years after Said date; and one-fifth (1/5) four Years after said' date,~ together with interest from that date at the rate of 7% per annum, and reascaable attorney, s~ fee and all costs of collection in Case Of default. That the total proportionate part of such improvements that is con- templated to be assessed against such owners and their respective properties and the n~mes of the owners of property abutting upon said street, aforesaid property to be improved and the description of that property and the several amounts proposed to be assessed against them respectively for paving and for curbs and gutters~ and the grand total thereof~ which said sum does not,and shall not in any event, exceed nine~tenths (9/lOths) of the estimated cost of said improvements. The entire cost of curbs and gutters is proposed to be assessed against the respective property and property ova~ers, as follows: 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 o ~ ~ rO o 02. © 449 That a hearing shall be given to all persons, firms, or corporations owning an~ such abuttinE property' or ar~y interest therein, their agents and attorneys, and any person or persons Lutez?sted in said improvements, before the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, as pro- vided by the provisions of Article ll05~b, Title 28, ~Revised Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the first called session of the ~Oth Legislature. of the State of Texas, which' said hearing shall be had on the Second day of July~ A. D. 19~5, at 7:30 P. M. o~clock in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, and which said hearing shall be Continued fr~n day to day and from time to time as it may be necessary to~ give all said persons full and fair opport~u~ity to be heard on any matter which is a cohstitutional prerequisite to the validity of any assessment proposed to be made, and to contest the amount of the proposed assessment, the lien ~nd liability thereof and special benefits to abutting property and owners thereof by means of the improvements for which said assess~ merits are to be le~ied, the accuracy, sufficiency, regularity, and validity of the proceedings and contract in connection with such improvements and proposed assessments, and the Board of Commissioners shall have the power to correct any errors, inaccuracies, irregularities and invalidities and to suPply any deficiencies ar~ to determine the amount of assessments and ~ll other matters necessary in connection therewith. That after the conclusion of the hearing above mentioned such sum or sums as m~y be deter~ mined by the Board of Commis~oners to be payable by said property owners shall be assessed against them respectively and againsb their respective properties~ by ordinance or ordinances, in the ma~er prescribed by the said paving law and ordinances of the City° That the City Secretary of the City of University Park, Texas, is hereby directed to give notice to such property owners~ their agents or attorneys, and to all interested persons, of said hearing, as prescribed by the provisions of said paving law and ordinances of the city, by publishing said notice three times in the Park Cities News, which is ~ newspaper published in said city, and of general circulation in said city, the first of said publications to be made at least ten days before the date set for said hearing. Said City Secretary may also mail a copy of said notice by registered letter to each of said property owners, if knov~ or to their agents or attorneys, if known, said notice to be deposited in a post office~ in the Oouuty of Dallas, at least ten days before the date set for hearing. However, said notice by registered letter shall be cumulative, only, and notice by publication shall be full, due and proper notice of said hearing° It shall not be necessary to th~ validity of said notice of hearing to name any property ov~er abutting on said street~ and the fact that any such property owner or owners are incorrectly named or not named at all shall in no wise affect the validity of the assessments against such property nor the personal liability ~gainst the real and t~e owner or owners of said property. No errors or omissions in the descriptions of the property abutting on ssid street shall in any wise invalidate said assessment, but it shall be the duty of such property owner or owners whose property is incorrectly described to furr.~sh a proper description at the hearing or hearings provided for° No error or omission of any character in the proceedings shall invalidate any assessment or certificate issued in evidence thereof Provided, however, that in such cases where property is owned by more than one person, there shall be assessed against each of said persons and against his interest in the property only that portion of the total assessment against such property which his interest therein bears to the total property; and if in~ any case any person is ns~ned as ov~er who has no interest in the property, or ~lY pers~ ownd~g au interest therein~ is omitted, there shall be assessed against the true owner or o~a~ers, whether named or unnamed, and his or their interest in the property that part of the total assessment against such property v~ich such interest therein bears to the whole property; the assessment where there is more than one o~a~er being several and not jodnt, both as to the lien thereby c~eated and the persc~al liability of the owner° ~ IT FURTHER 0~DAINED BY THE BOARD OF~ COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That the fact that said po~ions of said street are in such urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the preservation of the public peace~ public health and public property requiring that the rule requiri~ three separate readings be and the same is hereby ordered suspended, and that this ordinance shsdJI~ t~]{e effect and be in force frc~ and after its passage° PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE ltth DAY OF JUNE , A. D. 19~5. 4,90 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK WARRAk~S, SERIES OF t9&5, IN THE PRINCIPAL SUM OF $10,000500, ~ND L~IYING A TAX TO PAY INTEREST AND CREATE A SINKING FUND TO ~T THE PAY~TS OF THE SAID WA~S. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONE~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PA~K, TEXAS: (a) That this governing body find and it does hereby affirmatively find, determine and authorize the Mayor aud City Clerk to represent that: This city is indebted in the sum of Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars, for permanent improvements, being for the purchase of materials and labor with which to extend, straighten and improve Haynie avenue, to Turtle Creek Boulevard, and for such purpose to constr~ct a bridge across Turtle Creek. Said improvements have been purchased in full compliance with the statutes and ordinances governing and such purchase has been finally approved and accepted; No other warrants have been issued by this City during the calendar year 19~5; and It is essential that the warrants hereinsfter ordered be issued and sold to pay the said indebtedness; and (b) Tnat Warrants of s~i~ city, to be called City of University Park Warrants, Series of 19~5~ b~ isled ~nder and by virtue of the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, for the pur- pose of p~ving an equal amount of indebtedness of said city duly and legally incurred and which indebtedness is a val id, subsisting and now outstanding obligation against the said city, which said indebtedness was incurred against the General Fund of said city on the contracts of this city with various creditors for the making of the said essential permanent public improvements within the City of University Park, and which sai~ indebtedness is for the principal sum of Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars, with interest at the rate of one and one-half per centum (1½%) per ann urn, payable semi-annually on the fifteenth day of April and October in each year, and is in all respects valid o Said warrants shall be numbered from i to ~, inclusive, and shall be in the demonination of $2,500500 each, respectively, as hereinafter set They shall be dated June 15~ 19~5, and shall be payable as follows: WARRANT NUMBERS MATURITY DATES AMOUNTS EACH I October 15, 19~6 $ 2,500.00 2 October 15~ 19~? 2,500.00 October 15, 1928 2,5COo00 October 15, 19~9 2,500500 They shall bear interest from the date of their said issue to-wit: June 15, 19~5, at the rate of one and one-half per centum (1½%), per annum~ payable semi-annually on the fifteenth day of April and October in each year, which int~st shed.1 be evidenced by coupoo, s attached to each of the said warrants. Pr~c~.pal and interest shall be payable in lawful money of the United States of America upon presentation and Surrender of warrants or proper coupons at the Hillcrest State Bank in University Park, Texaso Said warrants shall be signed by the Mayor, counter~signed by the City Clerk and registered by the City Treasurer, and the seal of the said City shal~ be impressed upon each of them. "N~mber (c) The form of the said warrants shall be substantially as follows: $ 2~500.00 UNITED STATES OF Y~ICA STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DALLAS CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK WARRANTS SER~S OF 19~5 The City of University .Park~ tn th~ Ce~utY of :Dallas, Stat~ of. T~s~ for a .~at~Uable con- sideration~ acknowledges itself indebted to and hereby obligates itself to pay to bearer or order on the fifteenth day of October, 19~, at the Hillcrest State Bank in University Park~ Texas, the sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred DoLlars ($2,500.00) in lawful money of the United States of Americ.a, together with ~terest thereon from the date hereof at the rate of one and one-half per centum (1~) per annum, interest payable semi~m~nually on the fifteenth day of April and' October of each year upon p~e~ation ~nd surrender of warrant or proper co~pon, which said city is obligated and pr~ses to :~ pay to bearer~, or order ~a~ the Hillcrest State Bsnk in Unive~ sity Park, Texas. and the Treasurer of said Ctt~ is hereby directed to pay to said bearer or order the said sum of $2,500.00 on the fifteenth day of October, 19~_~ the date of the maturity of this warrant, and to pay the interest thereon in accordance with coupons thenefor from the moneys belonging to the City of University Park Warrant Fund, Series of 1945, of said city, levied, assessed and created for that purpose° "This warrant is one of a series of four warrants dragon as City of University Park Street Improvement Warrants, Series of 1945, numbered consecutively fram I to 4, inclusive, being in the denomination of $2,500°00 each, all of which said warrants are issued for the purpose of funding an equal amount of indebtedness of said city duly and legally created and issued against said General Fund ~f said City, the claims for which were duly audited and allowed prior to the issuance thereof, and for which said city has received full consideration and value, al]. of which is hereby acknowledged. "B~ it kno~ and u~derstood that this warran~, as well as all others in this series, is issued for the purpose and intent of funding said outstanding indebtedness into warrants duly author- ized and issued and which are to be paid out of a special fund made, created and set aside out of the General Fund of said city, designated as City of University Park Warrant Fund, Series of 1945, assessed, collected, and set aside for the purpose, in accordance with the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, and in pursuance of ordinance d~fky and legally passed by the City of University Park on the fourth day of June, 1945, which ordinance is recorded in Volum~ 5~ Page~ et seq. of the lfinutes of the Board Of Commissioners of the said city° "The date of this warrant in confoemity with the said ordinance is June 15~ 19~5, and it is hereby certifi$d that all acts, conditions and things required to be don~ precedent to and in th~ issuance of this warm-ant have been properly done, happened ~and performed in regular and due time, order, form and manner, as nequired by law and said Ordinance, and that the total indebtedness of saiR city, including this warrant, does not exceed the constitutional statutory or charter limitation° "In testimony whereof the City of University Park has caused its corporate seal to be hereto affixed and this warrant to be signed by its Nayor, counter-signed by its City Clerk, and registered by the Treasurer, as of the date last above mentioned. A~ L. Slaughter Nayor, City of University Park, Texas C ounter-signed: Ralph E. Hamman City CleF~ City of University Park, Tex~s Registered number Treas~zrer~ City of University Park, Texas°" The form of the coupons attached to each of said warrants shall be substantially as follows: '~ oupon Nm~ber $18.75 On th~ fifteenth day of ~ 19&__, the Treasurer of the City of University Park, Texas, is ordered and directed to pay, and will pay to bea~{~r or.order at the Hillcrest State Bank in University Park, Texas, the sum of Eighteea and 75/100 ($1~75J DoLlars, being six (6) months' interest due on City of University Park Warrants, Series of 19~5, of the number shown below, dated June 15, 19~5, to which this coupon is attached and of which it is a part. MAYOR, CITY OF %~IVERSITY PARK, TEXAS CITY CLERK CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. Warrant, Number The Coupons maturing October 15, 19~5, shall be for the sum of $12.50 each. (d) It is further ordained that a fund be and the same is hereby made and created and shall be set aside out of the General Fund of the said City of University Park, a Fur~l hereby designated as City of University Warrant F~u%d, Series of 19~5, which said fund shall be used for the payment of said indebtedness, and the warrants issued in evidence of same with the interest thereon and for no other purpose than to create said fund and pay said indebtedness, and these warrants, together with interest. Not ~_u lieu of but in accordance wibh and in aid of said original ordLuance levying a tax to meet the indebtedness created by said contracts, ther~ is hereby levied and sha~ be assessed and collected for the year 19&6 a tax of and at the rate off 01.2 cents on the $100.00 valuation of all ta~e property in the City of UnJ. versity Park, Texas, and a tax at such rate, be the same more' or less than 01.2 cents as shall be necessary to pay interest on such warrants and principal thereof at maturity, shall be semi~ar~ually levied, assessed and collected while any of such warrants and indebt~ edness, either principal or interest, be outstanding and unpaid, and the proceeds of all such taxes shall be kept and held in a separate fund and applied to the purposes named and none other. PASS~ APP~ROVED THIS THE FOURTH DAY OF ~UNE, Ao Do ATTEST: '--~'~~~; ! /-/ ~ // CIT CLEK / AN ORDINANCE APPOINTING A CHARTER CO~SSION FOR THE CITY OF UNt-WE~ SITY PARK. '~'FHEREAS~ .t. he City of nmversity Park operates 'under the: general laws of this State without a Home Rule Charter~ and %~iF:REAS, since ass~ing the duties of their offices and acting as the governing body of this City, this Board has not encountered any urgent need therefor nor fo,3~ud a proper time for the sub- ~mission of such Charter, but before their election two members of this Board promised to submit a Home Rule Charter to the voters of this City and now desire to keep such pledges; and WHEREAS, some of the reside?ts of this City have recently expressed a desire for such a Charter; and '~.gqEREAS, it is more economical to save the expense of one of the two elections permissib le :under the Statutes in the adoption of Home Rule Charters; and %'~HEREAS, the submission of a particular Charter would enable the voters to more intelligentll consider whether a Charter should be adopted; and WHEREAS, the Commission hereLuafter named may well decide whether it is desirable to s~fomit a partic~mlar c~srter to the voters pursuant to law; NOW~ THEREFOHE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~U~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That the following b~ and they are hereby appointed members of and they shall constitute and U ° ° be the Charter CommJ~ssion of the City of rmversity Park, without compensation: ii Percy C. Fewell Chairman Lanham C roley Vice Chairman Roy Co Coffee Raymond Mo Myers Wm. Po Goar Dallas C. Biggers Jo W~ Crotty Dean Co So Ports Elbert Williams Bentley Young Jo No Townsend Geoo~.Ho Traylor Bob Duncan Ed So Wesson Paul C arrington To have all the authority vested in such commission by law and to perform the duties of such commission in such maturer as to them seems proper. pASsED AND APPROVE~D THIS THE ELEVENTH DAY OF ~JNE, ATTEST A.D AN ORDINANCE BINDING THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAPJ~ TO CONSTRUCT AND MALNTAIN A STORM SEWER BEGINNING AT THE ~ST SIDE OF THE INTERSECTION OF UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD ~ITH U~ S. HIGP~,¥AY 75~ TO BE DESIGNATED AS CENTRAL BOULEVARD, AND TO RUN IN A WESTERLY DIRECTION TO CLEBURNE STREET~ THENCE NORTH IN CLEBURNE STREET A SUFFICIENT DISTANCE TO CARE FOR SURFACE WATERS WHICH SHOULD BE H~NDLED THROUGH THE STOR~ SEV~R TO HE CONSTRUCTED, EE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COEMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That by way of inducing the Federal Government and the Highway Department of the State of Texas to make contributions toward the construction of Central Boulevard and the construction of a st o.nn sewer along such boulevard, this city shall, end it is hereby bound to do so, and promises to construct a connecting storm sewer beginning at the west side of the intersection of University Boule~ yard with Central Boulevard, (being also .U.S. Highway No. 75), and to rtu~ in a westerly direction to · Cleburn~ Street; Thence in a northerly direction ia~ Cleburne Street a sufficient distance to amply care for flood waters properly to be served by such storm sewer; and That the condition of this ordinance be~ and it is, such that i~' U o So Highway Noo 75 is constructed along Centrs2 Boulevard at the eastern bo~:dary of University Park, ~ith a storm sewer as contemplated by plans now b~ing considered hy the State Highway Department, within a period of one year after the termination of the present war with Japan~ the City of University Park shall, and it will construct the said connecting storm sewer at its ova: cost. 453 That. a certified copy of this ordinance be furnished to the State Highway Department of th~ State of Texas, City of Dallas, m'~d to any other public officials who may request it, and that such certified copy shall serve to bind this city as fully as a written contract with reference to the matters herein mentioned by and between all interested parties~ PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE ELEVENTH DAY CF J0~E, Ao D. !9h5o ATTEST: . ./~ CITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE FINDING AND DETERMINING THE NECESSITY OF IMPROVING THE ALLEY IN BLOCK "G" OF UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS f~ND ORDERING THE ~PROVEME~?r OF SAID ALLEY AND P~OVIDING FOR THE ASSESSmeNT OF BEffEFITS. ~E IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO}~.ISSIOI~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVerSITY PAP~¢.~ TEXAS: That this Board of Co~missioners~ b~ing duly assembled at one of its regular meetings~ find a~d it does hereby affirmatively find~ and does hereby de~lare that the alley in Block "G" of Univer~ sity Heights extending from the west line of the pavement on Hitlcrest Avenue to the east line o£ th~ paving in Dic kens Avenue, within the City of University Park and is now in urgent and imme~ate need o£ improvement by b~ing excavated, graded and paved, a~.d hav%ug roll other improvements incident thereto made as hereinafter ordered and this Board of Commissioners de~ns it necessary that the improveraent hereinafter ordered made '~o~ made immediately. HE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~GfISSIOI~ERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVFRSITY That the alley north of Amherst Street, south of Stanford Street and in Block "G" of University Heights, an addition to and within the City of University Park, be and it is hereby ordered ~nproved as follows: By excavating, grading &nd paving the said alley from the west line of the present paving on Hillcrest Avenue to the east lfne of the present paving on Dickens Avenue~ as platted in University Heights Addition to the City of University Pa~K, Texas~ according to a map or plat thereof recorded in Vol~e 3.~ Page 383 of the Map and Plat Records of Dallas County~ Te~ms$ and (a) B y the construction of reinforced concrete side~lks where there is now no improved concrete sidewalks along Lot 8, Block J of the subdivision of the property abutting the western side of Hillcrest Avenue from the north line of the curb on Daniels Street at its intersection v~lth the east line of Hillcrest Avenue. (b) That the area to be so improved is hereby designated and shall here~ after be knmm as Improvemen~ District 102, and (c) That all of the said paving be the standard City of U~miversity Park concrete paving, according to plans and sl~cifications to be furnished by the CityEngineer and approved by the governing body of this city~ (d) The~ the cost of said ~nprovements shall be paid as follows: Nines-tenths of the total cost of said improvements, exclusive of curbs~ gutters and sidewalks and the total cost of s~md curbs, gutters and side~ walks shall be assessed against the abutting property and against the ovmers of the s~me~ in accordance with the terms of Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Givil Statutes of ' Texas~ Revision of 1925, together with the ~nendments thereto~ being Chapter 106 of the 1927 Acts of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas First Cs21ed Session and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, Te~%s, in accordance with what is k~.own as the Front-foot Rule or plan~ as the frontage of the property to be i~:proved, providing that should the application of this rule, in the opinion of the Board of Commissioners, be unjust or tuuequal ~a any particular case. the Board of Commissioners will then discharge the duty to apportion and assess such cost in such mkuner and proportion as it she21 deem j~st and equitable~ considering the special benefits in enhanced value to be received by such parcels of property and the ova%er thereof, so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits to and burdens ~nposed upon each property and its owner; and provided that no assessment ~nall be ~ade ~til after the notice~ ~%d hearing to property ovmers pro- vided by the te~ns of said Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas~ being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the First Called Session of the Fortieth Legis- lature of the State of Texas~ and 'the Ordinances of the City of University Park, and further providing that no assessment shall be made against any prope-_~ty or its owner in excessof the benefits in enhanced value accruing to such property ovmer by reason of said improvements. The City of University Park, Texans, shall pay and hereby promises to ply the remaining one-tenth of the total cost of said improvements~ exclusive of curbs and gutters~ such payment to be made in cash upon the final acceptance of the said improvements by this City. The portion of the cost to be assessed against each property owner shall be paid in five equal installments~ one-fifth one year from the date of con~pletion s~nd acceptsmce of said work by the City of University Parks one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date; one-fifth four years from said date~ one-fifth five years from said date, together with interest at the rate of seven per centum (7%) per annt~m from the date of such acceptance, pro- vided that said assessments may be paid before maturity~ with accrued interest to the date of payment and in assessing the cost of such improvements, at the conclusion of a public hearing~ certificates may be issued as provided by Chapter 106~ Acts of 1927 of the First Called Session of the Fortieth Legislature a~ th~ Ord~sr~ces of the City ol~ University Park. (e) That the City Engineer be and he is hereby ordered to forthv~ith preps~e and fiI~ plans and specifications for said i~provements setting out fully different standard materials and classes of ~ork' and the probab]~~ cost thereof a~d that tl~ City Engineer report a full list of all lots or fractional lots giving the numbers and size thereof sad the number of the~ Block within which situated and the names of the m~ers there, of if (f) That this Ordinance shall be and it is effective immediately. PASSED BY THE UNANII~£OUS VOTE OF T~ ENTIRE BOARD OF CO~SSIONERS OF TKE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK A~D APPROVED BY T~-~ i~AYC'R THIS TP]~ ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE~ 19~5o CITY CLERK RESOLUTION OF T~ BOARD OF COY~'~SSiONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIV~SITY P~ TEXAS~ APPROVING T~ BID OF UVALDE CONSTRUCTION CO~'fi~ANY A~) AWARDING THE C6NTRACT FOR T~ ]]~PROVE%~NT OF A PORTION OF ~gEST~'~CK ROAD, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO o 10!~ BE IT ~SOLVED BY T~ BOARD OF CO~'2~,Z[SSICNERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAPJ(~ TEXAS: THAT ~,~REAS, pt~rs~aant to a reso!~tion heretofore dtuly' passed, bids were i~.vited, and received by the City Secretary for the. improvement of the street hereinafter referred to; and ~t~P~AS, the Board of Con~aissioners~ after tabulafmg and ~specting the bids, is of the opi~ion that the bid of the Uvalde Construction Compaoy is the most advantageous bid to the City of University Park and to the abutting property owners; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO!,~fISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNI~rERSITY PM~K: Th at the bid of Uvalde Construction Company for the improvement of V~S~CK ROAD: From the north line of Ur~versity Boulevard as presently improved to the north line of'the alley' north of University Bou!evard~ and to be known as District No. in the City' of University P&rk~ Texas~ be and the same is hereby accepted and the Mayor and City Secretary are instructed to enter into a Contract on behalf of the City of University Park with the Uvalde Construction Company fo~ said improvements in conformity with the terms of their said. bid. That this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. 455 RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~SSIO~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS~ APPRf~ING THE CONTRACT A~ BO~ ~TH ~E CONSTRUCTION COMP~ FOR IMPROVING A PORTION OF ?~ST~CK ROAD~ DESIGNED AS DISTRICT NO~ 101~ IN T~ C~PY O~~ ~I~RSI~ P~ ~XAS ~ IT ~SOLV~ BY T~ BOA~ OF COI~SSIONE~ OF T~ CITY OF ~]RSITY P~- THAT V~AS~ th~ contract in writing between University Park~ Te~s~ and bond ;~STWICK RO~: From the no~h ~ne o~ U~versity Bo~evard as p~sently ~tproved University BoL~levard~ ~ the City or U~versity Park~ have this day been p~sented to the Board or Col~ssioners for a~rov~ ~, V~AS~ sai~ contract ~d bond are in proper fo~ sad the s~ties on s~d bond ~e good ~d s~ficient ~ NOW~ T~FO~, ~ IT ~SOL~D BY T~ ~A~ OF CO~.~IISSIONE~ OF T~ CI~ OF ~IV~SITY P~: That s~d contract ~d bond be ~d the s~e are hereby ratified~ adored ~d approved~ That t~s resolution sha~ t~e effect and be in force from and after its passage~ PASSED AI~ AP~O~D THIS T}~ E~NTHDAY OF ~, A. D. ~&~ AT.ST: /// .... ~SOL~iON OF T~ BOA~ OF CO~ISSIONE~ OF T~ C~Y OF UN~~Y P~[, TE~S, CLOSinG ~ING ON DIST~CT N0. 101 ~AS~ p~su~t to procee~gs heretofore had by the Board of C~issioners of the City of U~versity Park~ Te~$~ ~d after the notices provided for in ~ ordinance d~ passed on t~ llth d~ of J~% A. D. !9~5~ by sai~ Bo~d of Co~issioners~ a he~g was ~ven to the prope%y ovmers ~ other interested pa~ies on the propos~ to ~sess them and the~ abutt~g prlperties for a pa~ of the cost of ~prov~g: ~S~CK RO~: From the north line of U~versity ~evard as p~sently ~nproved to the north l~e of the alley no~h of University Vo~eva~ ~ova~ as Di~rict No. 101~ ~ t~ City of University Park~ Te~s$ $~d hearing having been held ~ the Co~cil Chamber in the City H~ ~ th~ City of U~versity Park~ Te~s, at 7:30 P. M. on the ~d day of J~ A. D. 19~5~ ~ing the t~e ~d place $~cified in s~d ordin~ce ~d notices ~d ~~ at s~d hear~g no objections or protests we~ ~de to the proposed asses~nts~ ~e~ by the foll~ng persons: ~s, G. M. Hacker ~ V~~ the Board of Co~ssioners ~ter affor~ng ~1 $~h pe~ons~ their agents ~d attorneys~ a f~l ~d f~ opport~ity to be he~d~ and ~ter cons~ering the proposed assess- ~nts sad objections theret% is of the option ~d so f~ds that the ~o~mt ~o~sed to be assessed as ~o~sa~ aga~st each ~o~rty ~ner ~d ~s p~pe~y is just a~ eq~table considering the ~nefits in e~uced v~ that each property o~mer and ~s pro~y ~11 receive fr~ the ~ing of s~d ~p~v~ents~ ~ that the said asses~e~ts shoed be ~de: ~0~ ~ IT ~SOL~D BY T~ ~A~ OF CO~SIO~ OF T~ CI~ OF ~I~I~ P~ ~X~: that the he~ing u~n the $~d proposed assessments is hereby closed. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all protest and objections to the proposed assessments are hereby overruled. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Attorney be and he is hereby directed to prepare an -ordinancE, assessing against the several ~wners of the property and against their abutting properties tb~ proportionate part of the cost of said improvements set forth in the ordinsnces here~befor~ referred to in accordance with the said ordinances and with the Act of the Legislature under which the said proceedings have been conducted. This resolution shall t~e effect from and after ._t..~ passage° PASSED AND APPROVED THI'$ THE SECOND DAY OF JULY, A. Do 19~5. AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF C~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, LEVYING AN ASSESSMENT FOR THE PAI~ENT OF A PART OF THE COST OF LMPROVING A PORTION OF WES~/~CK ROAD, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NOo lO1, IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. ~E IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY P~RK, TEXAS: That, whereas, an ord~%~ce was heretofore duly adopted by the Board of Commissioners ordering the improve- ment of: V~ST~ICK ROAD: From the north line of University Boulevard as presently ~aproved to the north line of the alley north of University Boulevard, known as District No° 101, in the City of University Park, Texas; and ~E~EAS~ pursuant to said ordinance, specifications were prepared for said work by the City Engineer~ filed with the said Board of Con, missioners, examined~ approved and adopted by it, and bids were duly received ~ud opened, and the enntract for said work awarded by said Board of Commissioners to Uvalde Construction Company; and, whereas, the said Uvalde Const~ction Company d~ly entered in- t~ a contract with the City of University Park for the perfoxmmauce of said work, and said contract and required bond were approved by the Board of Commissioners and were e~ecuted on the part of the City of University Park by the Mayor smd attested with the corporate seal by the City Secretary; and ~tEREAS, thereafter and in compliance with the provisions of an act of the &Oth Legislature of the State of Texas, passed June 6~ 1927, entitled an Act "Authorizing Cities to Improve Streets and Alleys and make Assessments for Same", and the ordinances of the City of University Park~ the City Engineer filed his report with the Board of Commissioners showing the names of the property ovmers on said street~ a description of their respective properties, the total estimated cost of said improvements, the estimated cost thereof per front foot and the estimated cost to each property owners and ~ ~Th~EAS~ thereafter said report was exsmined and approved by the Board of Commissioners, and an ordinance was passed on the llth day of June, A.~ D. 19~5, determining the necessity of levying assessments against the abutting property and owners thereof, and providing for a hearing to be given to the property owners an~ other interested parties to be held in the Couucil Chm~ber in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, at 7:30 P. M. on the 2nd day of July Ao D. 19~5, and directing the City Secretary to give not ice to such parties, all in compliance with the s.~d laws and ordinauces; and ~gqEREAS, in accordance with the direction in said ordinance the City Secretary gave notice to the owners of property abutting on said street and all parties interested therein of such hearing~ by advertisements inserted in at least three issues of the Park Cities News~ a newspaper of general circulation in the City of University Park, Texas, and published in said Cmty, the first of such publications being at least ten days ~efore the date of the hearing; said notices containing a des~ cription in general terms of the natu~re of the improvement for which the assessments'were proposed to be levied, the street upon which the. property to be improved abuts and a description of such property, the estimated amount per front foot proposed to be assessed against such property and against the respective owners thereof, the estimated total cost of the improvement, the time and place at ~ich the hearing would be held as directed in the ordinances, an~ advising sa~ owners and intereste~ parties that their objections, if any, would be heard and considered at said time and place by the Board of Commissioners; and, also gave notice of said hearing by posting registered letters to each such owner containing a copy of said notice more than ten days before the date fixed for the hearing; and ?~EAS, said hearing was had at the time and place stated in said ordinance and notice, to= wit on the ~ day of July, Ao D° 19~5, at 7:30 Po M° in the Council Chamber in the City Hall~ in the City of University Park, Texas, and was then closed; and WHEEEA$~ at said hearing all property owners, their agents and attorneys an~ other interes- ted parties desiring to be heard on any matter as to which the hearing was a constitutional prerequi- sit~ to the validity of the assessments, and to contest the amounts of the prsposed assessments, the 457 the liens and liabilities, the special benefits to such property and the owners thereof by means of the improvements~ and the accuracy, sUfficiency, regularity and validity of the proceedings and tract in connection with th~ ~nprovements and proposed assesmnents, were heard by the Board of missioners~ and all matters of error or inequality or other matters requiring rectification which were called to the attention of the Board of Co~issioners, hav~ug been corrected and adjusted, the Board of Coxmtissioners after hearing all the ~vidence offered in the premises, b~ing of the opinion that the assessments hereinbelow made end charges hereby d~clared against said property and the owners thereof are just and equitable~ and that in each case the assessment made against any partic- ular property is less than the benefits accru~_ug thereto by means of the er~anced value thereof on account of sai~ ~improvements; and th~ Board of Commissioners having considered the facts, being of the opinion and ~o finding that the rule of apportionment set forth ~low and the division of the cost of said i~provements between said properties and the owners thereof, is just and equitable and produces substantial equality, considering the benefits arising ,fram said improvements and the burden imposed thereby, the said ~pportionmant being in accordance with the Front Foot Rule e~ept as said rule may.have been found inequitable° NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~9~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: Section 1. That ther~ shall be and is hereby levied ~ against each of the ov~ers of prope~?by below mentioned and aga{nst;its'~ his or her property below described, the entire cost of curbs and gutters, ~ud nine~tenths (9/10)'of the entire remaining cost of all improvements in District Noo the total amount thereof set opposite-each firm, corporation or person, and its, his or her property, the names of the said property ova%ers, a description of their property, and the several ~nounts assessed against said property owners and their properties as corrected by said Board of Commissioners, being as follows, to=wit: 0 459 ' Provided, however, that in the cases where property is owned by more than one person~ there is assessed against each of said person~ amd against his interest in the property only that portion of the to~al assessment against such property which his interest there~ bears to the whole property$ and if in ar4v case auy person is named as an ov~er who has no interest in the property, or any person owning &u interest therein is omitted, there is assessed against the true owner or ova~ers, whether named or unnamed, a~ad his or their interest in the property, that part of the total assessment against such property, which such interest therein bears to the whole property~ the assessment~ where there is more than one owner, being several and not joint, both as to the lien thereby created and the personal liability of the owners. Section 2o That the several sums above mentioned assessed against said abutting property and the owners respectively are hereby, together v~th all oosts of collection thereof, including reasonable attorney's fee, if incurred, declared to be a lien upon the respective parcels of property against v~ich the s~me are assessed, and a personal liability or charge against the owners thereof~ and that said lien shall be a first and paramount lien upon said property, superior to all other liens, claims or titles except lawful advalorem taxes. That the sums so assessed shall be payable as follows, to-wit: one-fifth (1/5) thirty days after the completion and acceptance by the City of University Park of said improvements; one-fifth (1/5) one year after said date; one-fifth (1/5) two years after said date; one-fifth (1/5) three years after said date~ and one-fofth f~ur years after said date~ together with interest from said date at the rate of 7% per annum, payable annually. In case default is ms~de~ in the payment of any installment of principal or interest when due2 the entire assessment, at the option of the said Uvalde Construction Company, or its assigns, sh~Ll at onoe be- come due and payable. Property ovmers have the right to psy any or ail of said installments before maturity by payment, of the amount of principal and accrued interest to the date of said payment° The sums so assessed shall be a special tax and may be collected by the tax collector as hereinafter pro- vided. Section 3. That the City of University Park shall not become in any manner liable for the payment of the sums assessed against said property ovmers or their properties. The said Uvalde Con~ struction Company shall look solely to said property owners and their properties for payment of said sum~, but the said City of University Park shall exercise all its charter and statutory powers n~ces~ sary or proper to aid in the enforcement of the collection of the certificates herein referred to, and that in case of default made in the payment of amy of said s~s collection thereof shall be enforced, either by the City of University Park as near as possible in the manner provided for the sale of property after the failure to pay ad valorem taxes, or, at the option of said Uvalde Construction Company, the payment of said sums shall be enforced in any court having jurisdiction~ Section ho That for the purpose of evidencing the several stm~ payable by said property owners, and the time and terms of payment and to aid in the enforcement and collection thereof, assignable certificates shall be issued by the City of University Park, Te~s, upon the completion and acceptance of said work of improvement in the Unit or District named to be improved, which said certificates shall be executed by the Mayor and attested by the City Secretary with the corporate seal, and shall be payable to Uvalde Constr~ction Company, or its assigns, and shall declare the amounts due and the time and terms of payment thereof, the rate of interest payable thereon, and shall contain the name of the property owner and the description of the property by lot and block number. and front feet thereof, or such description as may otherwise identify the same by reference to any other fa~ct~ and if said property shall be owned by an estate, a description thereof as so owned shall be sufficient. No error or omission in the description of any property or the name of the owr~er there- of shall in any manner invalidate said certificates or the assessment lien against said property or the personal lis~bility against the real and true owner of said property° Said certificates shall further provide that in case default is made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest thereon when due, at the option of the said Uwlde Construction Company, or other holder thereof, the entire amount of said assessment shall at once become due and payable and shall be collectible, together with reascaable attorneys fees and all costs of collection, if incurred° Said certificates shall further state that the~ proceedings with reference to making said improvements have been regularly had in compliance v~th the terms of Article ll-5-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas~ being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the First Called Session of the ~Oth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, Texas, and that all prerequisites to the fixing of the lien and claim of personal liability evidenced by said cer~ tificates have been performed, which recital shall be evidence of the facts so states, and no further recital or proof thereof shall be required° That. said certificates shall also provide that the accounts payable thereunder may be paid to the Assessor and Collector of Texas of the City of University Park, Ter~s, who shall credit said payment upon said certificates and shall at once deposit the amounts so collected with the City Tre&sm~r of the City of University Park, Texas, to be k~pt and held by said Treasurer in a special f~md~ which ~aid pa~asr~bs shall be paid by it to the said Uvalde Construction Company, or other holder of said certificates, on presentation thereof to h~, duly credited by said Assessor mud Collector of tax~s, such credit being the Treasurer's w~rraut for m~,ing such payments; and the sai& uvald~ Construction, or other holder of said certificates, shall receil% in writLug to said Treasurer for said payments~ and shall deliver said certificates to said Treasurer when paid in full, together with all costs of collectiom Said certificates shall further provide that the City of University Park shall exercise its charter powers when re~?ested to do so by the holder of said certificates to aid in the collection thereof, but the said ~ity of University Park shall be in no wise liable to the holder of said certificates for the payment of the s~meo Said certificates shall fresher provide that in case of default in payment of said tax the same sha3~ be enforced either by sale of the above described property by the Tax Collector and Assessor of the City of University Park~ as near as !~.ossibte in the manner provided for the sale of ? ? ? property for ad valorem taxes, or by suit in any court having jurisdiction. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 'I~E SECOND DAY OF JULY, A. Do 1945. ATTEST~~//~//: x //' x CITY CLERK A mSOLUTION AU Or IZIN SAm OF CUam N LISTS WATEa CUSTOm,aS AT $25.00 EACH. ME IT RESOLVED BY THE B O~_RD OF COMM~ISSIONERS,OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That the City Clerk be, and is hereby authorized a~d instructed to sell a then current list of water customers of the City of University Park at the request of any person for the sum of $ 25.00 cash. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SECOND DAY OF JULY, ATTEST: ~/~~yj ~L~YOR A RESOLUTION SUGGESTING THAT THE NAME OF HIGHLAND PARK HIGHSCHOOL BE CHANCED. ME IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~SStONE~$ OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That this Board respectfully suggest and it does hereby suggest to the Board of Trustees of Higktand Park Independent School District that insomuch as most of the students of Highland Park High School are residents of the City of University Pa~ the name of the school should be chsnged to Park Cities High School, and that the same change might well be made in the name of the school distr'±ct. That this suggestion be made in a most friendly spirit by sen~ng a certified copy of this resolution ~ the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Highland Park Independent School District. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SECOh~) DAY OF JULY, 19~5. AN ORDINANCE FINDING AND DETER~INING T~-~ h~CESSITY OF ~'PROVI?fG THE ALLE~Z TN BLCCK ~ OF %~IV~]ISITY HEIGHTS NO. ~ ADDITION ~d20 ORDER~ ING THE ~..~PRO%~A.H[NT OF SAID ALLE~ At~ PROVID- ING FOR THE ~£SESS~:~T OF BEN~Trs. BE IT ORD~N~ BY THE BOARD OF C0}.~¥~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY P/~RK~ TEXAS: That this Board of Con~nissioners, being duly assembled at one of its regular meetings~ find and it does hereby declare that the alley in Block ~ of University Heights No. g Addition e~ending from the west line of the paveraent on Pick~ick Lane to the east line of the paving on Preston Road, within the City of University Park and is now in urgent and ~.mediate need of improvement by being excavated, graded and paved, and having all other Lmprovements incident thereto made as hereinafter ordered and this Board of Commissioners deems it necessary that the improvement hereinafter ordered. made: be made ~mmediatelyo HE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE, BO~'~D OF CO~/~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNT~ER£ITY PARK: That the a~ey north of Southwestern Boulevard and south of Greenbrier Drive: in Block ~ of' University Heights No, ~ Addition, an addition to and within the City of University Park, be and it is hereby ordered improved as follows: By excavating, grading smd paving the said alley from the west line of the present paving on Pick~W_ck Lar~ to the east line of the present pav~g on Preston Ros~, as platted in University Heights Noo ~ Addition to the City of University Park., Texas, according rio a map or plat thereof recorded in Volume 5~ Page 13~ of the ~ap mhd Plat Records of Dallas Coumty~ Texas; and (a) That the area to be so improved is hereby designated and shall hereafter be knovm as Improvement District lO&, and (b) That all of the said paving be the standard City of University Park con~ crete Paving, according to plans and specifications to be furnished by the City Engineer and approved by the governing body of this city. (c) That the cost of said improvements shall be paid as follows: Nine~%enths of the total cost of said improvements, exclusive of curbs, gutters and side- wal?ks a~ the '~ '~ '~.,otal cost of said curbs~ gutters and sidewalks shall be assessed against the abutting property and aga~mst the owners of the same, in accordance with the terms of Article ll05~b~ Title 28, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, Revision of 1925~ together with the smen~nts thereto, being Chapter 106 of the 1927 Ac6s of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas First Called Session and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, Texas, in accordance with ~at is know as the Front~foot Rule or Plan, as the frantage of the property to be improved, providing that sho%~2d the application of this rule, in the opinion of the Board of Commissioners, be unjust or unequal in any particular case the Board of Commissioners will then discharge the duty to apportion and assess such cost in such manmer and proportion as it shall deem just and equitable, consider- ing the special benefits in enhanced value to be received by such parcels of property and the o~mer thereof, so as to produce a subst ~antial equality of bene~ fits to and burdens impaled upon each property and its o~mer; and provided that no assessment shall be made until after the notice, and hearing to property ovmers provided by the terms of said Article llOS-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas~ being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the First CaLled Session of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, and further providing that no assessment shall be made against any property or its owner in excess of the benefits in enhanced value acc~g to such property o~mer by reason of said improvements. The City of University Park, Texas, shall pay sad hereby promises to pay the remaining one-tenth of the total cost of said improvements, exclusive of curbs and~ gutters, such payment to be made in cash upon the final acceptance of the said: improvements by this City° The portion of the cost to be assessed against each property owner shall be paid in five equal installments, one-fifth one year from the date of completion and acceptance of said work by the City of University Park; one-fifth two years from said date; one fifth three years from said date; one-fifth four years from said date; one-fifth five years from said date, together with interest at the rate of seven per cent%~n (.~) per armum from the date of such acceptance, provided that said assessments may be paid before maturity, with accrued interest to the date of payment m~d in assessing the cost of such improvements, at the conclusion of a public hearing, certificates may be issued as provided by Chapter 106, Acts of 1927 of the First Called Session of the Fortieth Legislature and the Ordin~ ances of the City of University Park. (d) That the City Engineer be and he is hereby ordered to forthwith prepare and file plans and specificatior~ for siad improvements setting out fully different stsndm~d materials and classes of work and the probably cost thereof and that the City Engineer report a full list of all lots or fractional lots giving the num~ bers and size thereof and the mmber of the Block within which situated and the n~es of the o~ers thereof if known. (e) That this Ordinance shall be and it is effective i~mediatelyo PASSED A~D APPROVED THIS THE S~.(TEEh~fH DAY OF JULY, Ao Do 1945. AN ORDINANCE RELEASING CERTAIN PAVING LIENS ~d~D DEBTS ARISING OUT OF ~ PAVING OF PRESTON ROAD. HE IT O~DAI}~D BY THE BOi~J~D OF COD~SSION~-----------------L~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That such liens and indebtedness as were created and arose out of that certain ordinance passed and approved the 18th day of September, 19&2~, and recorded in Volume 2515~ Page 641 of the Deed Records of Dallas County, Texas, levyiztg an assessment for the payment of a part of the cost of improving a portion of preston Road designated as District No. 9~, in the City of University Park and all preceding and supporting ordinances with reference to the paving of Preston Road from Lovers Lane to the Northwest Highway be and they are hereby released insofar as applicable to and chargeable against the following but only the following persons and property in University Park~ for which pay- ment is hereby acknowledged: Skillen~ & Son ~ A. ~A. Hamrick A o D. Harder John D. Norton Joseph D. Clyde To J. Murphey D. A. Wilkes F. L. Aechternacht Lee A. Bedford Pera Naumovich A. G. Oano~_ico Be%~lah ' S o Given Univ Park ~ethodist Church V o Roy Carpenter A. L. Coffmmu Earl Simpson Ho Do Boswell A. A~ Nolau Estate R. L. Green Mrs. Gretna C. ShamklLu H. E. Yarbrough Lola ~o Ssith S M U & Caruth S ~:i U & Card,th S ~ U & Caruth S ~I U & C~D~th S ~'~ U & Caruth S ~ U & Caruth S ~ U & Caruth S ~I U & Cat, th S ~ U & Ca~,ath S ~.,~ U & Caruth Gulf Oil Corporation Joseph P. Lynch C. C. Eayhew E. R. Wright J. Ti Pirani0 s 60~ of Tract 3~ facing Preston Road ',, Anthony Plaza Lots 10 & Ll, Blk 1, Idl~wild Lot ll, B]J~ 3, Idlewild Lot ll, Blk 5, Idlewild Lot 10, Blk 5, Idlewild Lot ll, Blk 7~ Id!eyelid Lob 10, Blk 7, Idlev&ld Lot Il, Blk 9, Idlewild Lot ll, B~ ll, Idlewild Lot lO, Blk ll, Idlev~lld Lot lO~ Blk 2, Preston Homes Lot lO~ Blk 4, Preston Homes Lot 10, Blk 6, Preston Homes Lot 1, Blk 45, Univ Heights No. 4 Lot l, Blk a~ Univ Highlands Lot ;+~, Blk A, Univ Highlands Lot ~ B.tk B, Univ Highlands Lot 4~ Blk C, Univ Highlands Lot 42,, Blk D, Univ Highlands Lot l, Blk E, U~nlv Highlands Lot 18, Blk 45, Univ Heights No. 4 Lot l, Blk ~, Uoiv Heights No. ~ Lot 17, BLk 4~, Univ Heights No. ~ Lot 17, Blk 45, Univ Heights No. 4 LOt l, Bfk 46, Univ Heights No. 5 H ' Lot 18, Blk 46, Univ emgats No. 5 Lot l, Blk ~7, Univ Heights No. 5 Lot 18~ Blk 47, Univ Heights No. 6 Lot l, BLk 7~, Univ Heights No. 6 Lot 7, Blk B~ Varsity Village Lot l, Blk B, Varsity Village Lot 2, Blk A, Var.~ity Village Acreage o~b of Josiah Barker Sur~ey situated between Blk 78, Univ Hts #6 and Wentwood Drive, having 100~ along east right-of-way line of Preston Road. Lot l, Blk A, Varsity Village 3 acres out of Ao J. Mannim Su~zey, being situated along north line of Colgate Avenue and having 20~~ along west right-of-way line of Preston Road. 1o]24 acres out of A. Jo l¢am_uJm Survey, situated between Vincent St o and Colgate Avenue having 200~ along west right-of-way line of Preston' Road. Lot lO, Blk 9, Idle~lld ' 3 4G Jo~ ~a~a Lot i] Bilk B~ univ Hi~i~d~ Mrs. Ebba T. Bishop South 52.8~ of Lot 10~ B~ 1~ Preston Par~ Ad~tion. John Jo Johnson Lucille DeGeorg® Magnolia Petroleum Hal W. Padgett Frank ~ientesana N 100~ of Tract 3, facing Preston Road, Anthony Plaza North lO0~ of Tract 2~ facing Preston Road, ~z~thony Plaza N lO0~ of Tract l, facing Preston Roa~, Anthony Plaza Lot ll~ Blk 6, Prestan Homes Lot l, Blk D, Univ Highlands Katherine Stern Lot ~2+, Block ~E~ Univ ,High, l, and~ This ordinance shed.1 be and serve as a full and final release of the ±mens ancc. eo~s aoove described and the City Clerk shall forthwith cause a certified copy of this ordinance to be recorded in the Deed ~cords of Dallas County, Texas~ to evidence the payment in full of the said charges and the release of the said liens. ATTEST: PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JULY~ Ac D. 1945o .MAYOR RESOLUTION APPOINTING T. G. Hi~lqEY A I~ER OF THE CHARTER CO~{ISSION HE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COD~{ISSIONERS OF THE CITT OF U~CIVF~SITY P~LRK: That the resignation of Paul Carrington as a member of the Charter Cormmission be and it is accepted ~ith regrets and that T. G. Harkey be snd he is hereby appointed as a member of the Charter Commission to toke the place thus left vacant. PASSED AND APPRO~ED THIS THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1945o CITY CLEP~ RESOLUTION AI~NDING THE BUDGET TO AUTHORIZE THE PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BO.%RD OF CO}~iSSIOEERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY P~X, TEXAS: That this Board find and it does hereby affirmatively find that ~u exigency has arisen which might not have been reasonably anticipated at the tD~ of the making of the current ~nuual budget~ and That it has become necessary to purchase certain real property while the same is available, for the purpose of providing a way of opening and extending the public ways; and That the su~ of $873.00 be and it is hereby appropriated from the unappropriated and general funds; and That the City Clerk be and he is authorized and instructed to pay that sum to the Dallas Title and Guarauty Company for Lot 19, Block 3~ University Hill West Addition. PASSED id~D APPROVED THIS THE SIXTEENTtt DAY OF JULY, A. Do 1945. ATTEST. AN ORD~ANCE OF T}~ BOARD OF CO~flSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PA~K, TFL~AS, DETER~INING THE ~CESSITY FOR A~ ORDERING THE ~PROVE~[E~ OF A PORTION OF DUBLIN STREET: DEFINING THE PORTION OF SAID STREET AS A SEPARATE DISTRICT, DECLARING THE PI~POSE IY) ASSESS PART OF ?HE COST OF THE IMPROVE~ .~ff~TS AGAINST THE ABUTTING PROPERTY AND J;~NERS THE~EOF~ AND DIRECTJZfG THE CITY ENGINEER TO P~E. PARE AND FILE PLM~S A~]) SPECIFICATIONS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~¥~'~SSIO~RS OF THE CIT~ OF URKVt~dSITY PARK, TEXAS; That this Board finds, and it does affirmatively find, and it is true that there is and there is hereby 'declared to be a necessity for the improvement of a portion of Dublin Street v~thin the City of University Park~ as hereinafter described, by excavs:ting~ grading and paving the sam% including concrete curbs and gutters, drains, and the necessary work in com~ection there~ff±th, and it is hereby ordered that the portion of said street be so ~_mproved, to-wi~: DUBLIN STREET: From the north l~ne o£ University Boulevard, as presently improved, to the south line o£ Lovers Lane., and to be known as District No. 105. Such district shall be and constitute an independent unit of improvement, and the construc~ ',,~,.on in any other district. The assessments to be levied in said District shall be levied according to the cost of the improvements in t. hat particular District, and in accordance v~th the benefits accru- ing to the property by reason of sa~d improvements in that particular District~ vfnolly independent of the cost of, or the benefits accruing by reason of the improvements in any other District. 0he-tenth (1/10) of the cost of such improvements, except for curbs and gutters, shall be atx~ is hereby ordered paid by the City of University Park. The remaining portion of the entire cost o~ such improvementms~'.'~cludinE~!c~bs:a~d gutters~ in said District No. lO~ shall be paid by the owners of the abutting Property, and be assessed against the abutting property and respective o'~mers thereof; such assessments to be made under the provisions of an Act of the Legislature. passed June 6, 1927, entitled: "An Act Authorizing Cities To Improve Streets and Alleys, and Make Assessments for Same"~ and partic~zlarly Section 7 thereof. The portion of the cost to be assessed against the property owners and the ir resl~ctive properties shall be paid in five equal installments; one-fifth thirty days from the date of completion smd acceptance of the work by the City of University Park; one-fifth one year from said date; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date; and one-fifth four years from said date~ together with interest at the rate of 9% per ann-om from said date of acceptance, providing that said assessments may be paid before maturity with accrued Lnterest to the date of payment. The City Engineer is hereby directed to at once prepare and file plans and specifications for said work, setting out fully different standard materials snd classes of work. PASSED AM) APPROVED THIS TP~ SID[TEENTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 19~5. RESOLUTION OF THE BO,'~ OF CO~fISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF L~IVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR T~ IMPROVE~,IENT OF A PORTION OF DUBLIN STREET, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. 103~ IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TF~(AS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COI~,$.~SSIO~RS OF THE CITY OF UBKV~SITY PIER](, TEXAS: THAT Vf~EREAS~ the City Engineer has we.oared and filed plans'and s~cifications for the improvement of a portion of DoDl~_n Street in said City, as directed by an ordinance heretofore passed and approved~ to-vgzt: DUBLIN STREET: From the north line of University Bot~levard~ as presently improved, to the south line of Lovers Lane, and to be known as District No. 103~ im the City of University Park, Texas, by excavating, grading, filling, paving, and the construction of curbs and gutters, and has presented the same to the Board of Commissioners for approval ~d adoption; and 465 ~,~AS, sa~,.d plans and speczfmcatlons havmng been carefully considered by the Board of Conmissioners, tb~ same are hereby approved and adopted as the plans and specifications for said improvements, and the City Secretary is hereby directed to obtain bids therefor and submit the same .for the consideration of the Board, at a regular meeting of the Board of Conmissioners at 7:30 Po I¥~o on ~fonday~ Aug~ust 6, at which time such bids will be opened, to be tabulated and inspected~ and a contract awarded° This re, solution shall take effect from and after the date of its passage. PASSED ~ APPROVED THIS THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JULY, A. Do 19~5o }~YOR ATTEST: CITY CLERK k RESOLUTION OF I~LE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PLRK ORDERING PUBLLICATION OF NOTICE ON APPLICATION FOR DEPOSITORY~ BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BO?~RD OF CO~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY P~K: That the City Clerk have and cav~e the foLlov~ng notice to be published in the Park Cities News for its issues of July 20 and Jv2y "NOTICE THAT EPPLICATIONS FOR THE CUSTODY OF TI~ CITY FUNDS ~IL BE RECEIVED A~ A DEPOSITORY SELECTED ~ND DESIGNATED BY T~ CITY OF UNIVE~itITY P~a~K~ TEL~So "The Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park~ Te~ms~ ab its regular meeting to be held f~ the City Hall at 7:50 Po ~.~ ~onday, August 6, 1925~ whic~ date is more than one w~ek and less th~ four v~eks iater than the date of the publication hereof, will receive applications for the custody of City funds from any banking corporation, association or individual banker doing business within the City that may desire to be selected as a depository of the said City~ "The Board of Co~mtissioners of the =~ of University Park~ Tez~s~ will then and there select as the depository or depositories of such funds the banking corpi:~ation~ association or individual banker or bankers offering the most favorable ter,ms and conditions for 'the handling of such funds~ if any be acceptable o "Upon f'tzlfilling the requirements of ].aw and duly qualifying thereunder the depository or depositories so selected shall be designated as a City depository of the funds of the City of University Park, Texas, for the depository y~ar ending July 3!, 19~6o "The Board of Co~aissioners has and reserves the right to reject -any and all applications. Ralph E o Hamman City Secretary" PASSED AhD APPROVED THIS THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JULY, A~ Do t995. RESOLUTION OF THE BO.~RD OF CO~,~tSSIONE~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE PLANS AND SPECIFI- CATIONS FOR THE IMPROVEKENT OF T~. ALLEY IN BLOCK ~ OF UNIVE~SITY HEIGHTS ADDITION NO. ~, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. 10~, IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF THE CITY' OF UNIVERSITY Pi~tK, TEXAS: T~T, %~HEREAS, the City Engineer has prepared and filed plans and specifications for the improvement of the alley in block A4 of University Heights Addition No. & in Said City, as directed by an ordinance heretofore passed and approved, to-wit: THE ALI~Y north of Southwestern Boulevard and south of Greenbrier Street; from the east Line of Preston Road to the west line of Pickwick Lane, and to be known as District No. 105, in the City of University Park, Texas, by excavating, grading, filling and paving the same, and has presented the same to the Board of Commissioners for approval and adoption; and WHE~EAS, said plans and specifications having been carefully considered by the Board of Commissioners, the same are hereby approved and adopted as the plans and specifications for said improvements, and the City Secretary is hereby directed to obtain bids therefor and submit the same for the consideration of the Board, at a regular meeting at which tin~ such bids will be opened, to be tabulated and ihspected, and a contract awarded. This reso~ion shall take effect from and after the date ~f its passage. PASSED ~J~D APPROVED THIS THE SIXTH DAY CF .aUGUST, A. D. 19~5. RESOLUTION OF THE BO~i~D OF CO~$~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK AUTHORIZING, PLACING, MAI~TENANCE A1D OPERATION OF A STREET LIGHT AT THE CORNER OF HANOVER STREET AND WILLARD STREET. HE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~KSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That under and pursuant to a contract with Dallas Power and Light Company for street lighting services as authorized by a resolution now of record in Volume 2, Page 4!%, of the Ordinance Records of this City~ there be installed forthwith and thereafter maintained and operated a street light at the following intersection: HANOVER STREET AND ¥~ILLARD STREET PASSED Ah1) APPROVED TkTS THE SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. !945. CITY CLERK A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD CF CO~.~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, DESIGNATING THE HILLCREST STATE BANK AS DEPOSITORY FOR THE YEAR E~DING JULY 31~ 19~6. HE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~iSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TFXAS: THAT, THE HILLCREST STATE BAE~, a Texas banking corporation, doing business within the City of Univer- sity Park, Texas, having submitted the best bid made thereTor, after advertisement for such bids as is by law required, be and it is designated and selected as the depository for the funds ~f this City for the period ending July31, 19&6. The condition of this designation is such that no interest is to be paid or allowed on demand deposits~ and that said bank will extend properly authorized credit as the City might need and for such advances will charge interest at the rate of one and one-fourth (l~) per cent per annum° Said Hillcrest State Bank will PaY to the City of University Park interest on time deposits as follows: "Six months time deposits or more will be allowed interest at the rate of one (2%) per cent per annum. "Tim~ deposits for a maturity' date of less than six months, and for ninety days or more will be allowed interest at the rate of one-half (½") per cent. per "Said Hillcrest State Bank agreed to pledge to the City of University Park, U. So Government Securities in an amount in excess of the total of the City's cash hal-. anco maintained with said bank and bonds so pledged shall be deposited with the First National Bank in Dallas under trust receipt issued in favor of the City of University Park as pledged by said Hillcrest State Bank to secure funds deposited by the City of University Park." PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 19&5. AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOA~) OF COM~ISSIOk~RS OF THE. CITY OF UN~qERSITY p~o~, TEXAS, FINALLY ACCEPTING THE I~PROVE~NTS OF ARMSTRONG BOULEVARD FRO~ THE SOk~rH LINE OF LOVERS LANE TO THE NORTH LInE OF THE PRESENT PAVING ON AP~BTRONG BOJLE- VARD AT THE NORTH LINE OF THE ALLEY SOUTH OF GRASSMERE LANE, AND ALSO THE WEST ONE*HALF OF ARMSTRONG BOk~EVARD FROM THE SOUTH LINE OF DRUID LANE TO THE NORTH LINE OF~'THE' ALLEY SOUTH OF DRUID LANE, KNOV~ AS DISTRICT NO. 9&~ IN THE CITY ~F UNI%~RSITY PARX~ AND ORDERING THE ISSUANCE TO UVALDE CON- STRUCTION CO~PANY, CONTRACTORS, OF THE CERTIFICATES OF SPECIAL ASSESSmeNT AGAINST THE PROPERTY OWNERS ON SAID TION OF SAID STREET, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. BE IT OHDAI~ BY THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT, ~EREAS~ on the 5th day of Febm~ary, A. D. 19~5~ a written contract was entered into by and between the City of University Park~ Texas, and Uvalde 0onstruction Company to improve Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of Lovers Lane to the north lime of the present paving on Armstrong Boulevard at the north line of the alley south of Grassmere Lane~ and also the west one-half of Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of Druid Lane to the north line of the alley south of Druid Lane, known as District ~oo 9~, in the City of University Park; and WHEREAS, on the 5th day of March, A. D. 19~5, a final assessment ordinance was passed, levy~ i~ an assessment against all of the property ovmers, and their respective properties, abutting upon said portions of said street, for the pro rata share of the cost of said improvements chargeable against such property owners and their respective properties~ NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAIneD BY THE BOARD OF COk~SSIONERSOF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: 1. That the improvement of Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of Lovers Lane to the north line of the present paving on Armstrong Boulevard at the north line of the alley south of Grass- mere Lane, and also the west one-haLf of Armstrong Boulevard from the south line of Druid Lane to the north line of the alley south of Druid Lane, knovm as District No. 9~, in said City~ has bee~ fully and finally completed by Uvalde Construction Company in f~ll compliance with the contract between the City of Universmty Park and samd Uvalde Cgnstructmon ompany~ and that said improvements be and are hereby fully and finally accepted by the City of University Park. 2. That the final estimate due by the City of University Park to Uvalde Construction Company for the improvement of said portions of said street be and is hereby ordered paid to Uvalde Construction Company. 3. That the certificates of special assessment evidencing the liability of all~property owners abutting on said portions of said street in the form required by said contract and the f~al assess- ment ordinance heretofore p~ssed by the City of University Park, be and are hereby ~pdered issued, ex- ecuted by the Nayor of the City of University Park, and delivered to Uvalce Constr ctio Company. ' PAS~D ~R,0VED THIS THE SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 19i5. /~ ~^ ~-4. , ATTEST: ~/~/ ~i,!~,':~ //////~ ~/l////~/{ I//W L/; L/k 0 0 0 ~ 88888 .o o 8 o o o ~ ~ o o 08008 469 RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COI~ISSIONHRS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE BID OF UVALDE CONSTRUCTION CO)~PANY AND AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE AllEY IN BLOCK 44 OF UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS ADDITION NO. &, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. iO&. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT, WHEHEAS~ pursuant to a resolution heretofore duly passed, bids were invited and received by the City Secretary for the improvement of the alley hereinafter referred to; and ?~EREAS, the Board of Commissioners, after tabulating and inspecting the bids, is of the opinion that the bid of Uvalde Construction Company is the most advmatageous bid to the City of Univer- sity Park and to the abutting property owners; NOV'J, THEEEFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COM~fISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That the b id of Uvalde Construction Company for the improvement of: THE ALLEY in Block ~4 of University Heights Addition Noo 4, in said city, being the alley north of Southwestern Boule~ yard and south of Greenbrier Street; from the east line of Preston Road to the west line of Pickwick Lane, and to be known as District No. 10~, in the City of University Park, Texas, be and the same is hereby accepted and the Mayor and City Secra- tary are instructed to enter into a contract on behalf of the City of University Park with Uvalde Construction Compar4~ for said improvements in conformity with the ter~m of its said bid. This resolution shall t~,e effect and be in force from and ~after its passage° P~BSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. CITY CLERK D. 19&5o / RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~/ISSIONE~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVER~SITY PARK, TEXAS, APPROVING THE CONTRACT WITH UVALDE CONSTRUCTION C05~ANY FOR IMPROVING THE ALLEY IN ~OCK ~+ OF UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS ADDITION NO. &, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO° lO&~ IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSIT~ PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMd~ISSIONE~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAPJ(: 'THAT ~HEREAS, the contract in writing between Uvalde Construction Company and the City of University Park, Texas, o£~alda_Construc%ion Company for the improvement of THE ALLEY in B lock No° ~/~ of University Heights Addition No. ~ to the City of University Park, Texas, being the alley north of Southwestern Boulevard ami south of Green~ brier Street; from the east line of Preston Ro~d to the west line of Pickwick Lane, in the City of University Park~ and to be known as District No° have this day been presented to the Board of Commissioners for approval; and ~tEP~AS~ said contract is in proper form° NOW, THEREFOHE~ BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOA~) OF COE~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That said contract be, and the same is hereby ratified, adopted and approved. That this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED AND APP~DVED THIS THE SIITH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 19~5~ ~ AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COIv~JISSIONERS OF ~E CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TLXAS, DETERi~INING THE k~CESSITY OF LEVYING AN ASSESS~,:,2~T AGAINST A.-~PORTION. OE THE PROPERTY AND THE O~ERS THEREOF, ABUTTING ON THE ALLEY IN BLOCK NO. ~/t OF UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS ADDITION NO. ~, BEING THE ~ .%ILEY NORTH OF SO[~fH~[~STERN BOUI£VARD AND SOUTH OF GREEN- BRIER STREET; FRO~,~_ THE EAST LINE OF PRESTOI? ROAD TO THE ~ST LI~E OF PICh%~[ICK LiK~, BEING KNOWN AS DISTRICT NO. t0~ IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, FOR A PART OF THE COST OF I2~PROVZ~iG S.~ID ALLEY~ A~ FIXING A TItlE FOR THE HEARING OF TKE O~'~ERS OR AGE[frS OF SAID O~VNERS OF SAID PROPERTY OR OF ANY OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN SAID I~PRO,~qZ1G~NTS AS PROVIDED BY ARTICLE ll05-b~ TITLE 28, REVISED CIVIL STATUTES OF TEXAS, BEING CHAPTER 106 OF THE ACTS OF THE &Oth LFDISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS, AND THE ORDIN~/~CES OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, AND DIEm ECTING THE CITY SECRETARY TO GIVE NOTICE OF SAID ~ARING, AND EXAMJ~{ING AND APPROVING TBE STATEqYENT OR REPORT OF THE CITY ENGINEER, A~O DECLARING AN E~RGENCYo HE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COI~[ISSIC~ERS OF THE CITY OF UMIVW~SITY PARK, TEXAS: That, whereas, the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, has heretofore by ordi- nance duly passed and approved, ordered the improvement ~of the following alley, to-wit: THE ~T.IEy in Block No. Ag of University Heights Addition No. g to the City of University Park, Texas, being the alley north of Southwestern Boulevard and south of Greenbrier Street, from. the east line of Preston Road to the west l~ne of Pickwick Lane, known as District No. lOl~, in the City of University Park, Texas; and ?~qE~AS, plans and specifications for the improvement of said alley have been duly pre- pared and approved as required by Article ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the $Oth Legislat%~e of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park; and ~EREAS, as required by said Ordinances and Statutes, after bids for said work of improve~ ment had been made, said work of improvement was let to UVALDE CONSTRUCTION CO~ANY to ~nprove said alley with reinforced concrete pavement 8~ wide, from &" to 6" in tDickuess, including excavating~ grading, filling and other necessary work in connection therewith~ as provided by said plans and specifications; and ~'~EREAS, a ~ritten contract has been entered into by and between the City of University Park, Texas, and Uvalde Construction Company for the construction of said improvement.; and WHEREAS, all of the ~mers of property abutting said alley in said District, excepting the owner of Lot 5 in Block ~4 of University Heights Addition No. ~ to the City of University Park, Texas (v~ich said lot abuts'said alley from a point 280 feet west of Pickwick Lane, extending west- erly a distance of 70 feet), have voluntarily agreed to pay their respective pro rata shares of the cost of such improvements and have deposited their respective shares of such cost with the City of University Park: THEREFORE, HE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That the report or statement of the City Engineer filed with the Board of Commissioners, describing the abutting property and giving the names of the property ovmers and number of front feet and the cost of improvement chargeabie against each abutting property and its owner~ having been duly' (xxIxx. ~) The a~unt to be assessed against such propert~ and the owner thereof shall, in no event, exceed nine-tenths of the total estimated cost of the improvement abutting such property. That a hearing shall be given to all persons, firms or corporations ovming the property proposed to be assessed~ or any interest therein, their agents and attorneys, and any person int- erested in said ~nproveme~uts.~ before th~ Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park~ Texas, as provided by th~ pro~isions of Srticle ll05-b, Title 28, Revised Statutes of Texas.~ being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the First Called Session of the ~Oth Legislature of the State of Texas, which said hearing shall be had on the &th day of September, A. D. 19~5, at 7:30 o~clock P. N. in the City Hall in the City of U?~iversity Park, Texas, and which said hearing shall be continued from day to day and from time to time as it may be necessary to give all said persoO~ full and fai~ opport%uuity to be heard on any matter which is a constitutional prerequisite to the validity of the assessment proposed to be made, and to contest the amount of the proposed assessment, the lien and liability thereof and special benefits to the abutting property and the owner or owners thereof by means of the improvements for which said assessment is to be levied, the accuracy, sufficiency, ~egularity and validity of the proceedings and contract in connection with such improvements and proposed assessment, and the Board of Co~missioners shall have the power to correct any errors, inaccuracies, irregxflarities 'and invalidities and to supply any deficiencies and to determine the amount of assessment and all other matters necessary in connection therewith. That after the conclusion of the hearing above mentioned, such sum as may be determined by the Board of Commissioners to be payable by such property ~mer shall be assessed against him or them and against such property or their respective interests therein, by ordinance or ordinances~ in the manner prescribed by the said paving law and ordinances of the City. ~ That the City Secretary of the City of University Park, Texas, is hereby directed to give ~ notice to such property owner or mvners, h~s or their agents or attorneys, and to all interested persons, of said hearing, as prescribed by the provisions of said paving law and ordinances of the city, by publishing said notice three times in the Park Cities News, which is a newspaper published in said city, and of general circulation in said city, the first of said publications to be made at least ten days before the date set for said hearing. Said City Secretary may also mail a copy of said notice by registered letter to each of said property owners, if known, or to his or their agents or attorneys, if known, said notice to be deposited in a post office in the County of Dallas, at least ten days before the date set for hearing° However, said notice by registered letter shalfl, be cumulative only, and notice by publication shall be full, due and proper notice of said hear~ngo It sha~ not be necessary to the validity of said notice of hearing to name any property owner abutting .. on said alley, and the fact that any such property owner or o~ners are incorrectly named or not named at all shall in no wise affect the validity of the assessment against such property nor the personal liability aga~.nst the real and true owner or ov~ers of said property. No errors or omissions in the desc.~_ption of the property abutting said alley proposed to be assessed shall ~u any wise invalidate ssid assessment, but it shall be the duty of such property ovmer or ovmers to furnish a oroper des~ cription at the beefing or hearings provided for. No error or omission of any character in the pro~ ceedings shall invalidate the assessment or certificate issued in evidence thereof. Provided, however, that ~ case such property is c~med by more than one person, there shall be assessed against each of said owners and against his interest in the property o~_ly that portion of the total assessment against such property which his interest therein bears to the total property~ end if in case any person is named as ovmer who has no interest in the property, or any person ovm~mg an interest therein is onuitted, there shall be assessed against the true ovmer or ovmers, #~## eXamine~d, iS hereby apProVed. That the Board of Commissioners does hereby determine to assess nine~ tenths of the cost of such improvements, on a pro rata basis of the cost of the improvements in the entire District, against said Lot~ 5 in Block ;+4 of University Heights Addition No. & to the City of University Park~ Te~ms, and against the owner or owners thereof, in accordance with the provisions of Article ll05~b, Title 28, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the ~Oth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of Umiversity Park. That the said assessment shall be made after notice to such property owner or owners and all interested persons~ and a hearing herein mentioned, and that the said portion of said cost of improvement to be assessed such property and the ova~er or owners thereof shall be in accordance with the Front Foot Rule or Plan in the particular District, in the proportion that the frontage of such property bears to the whole frontage of the property in the District~ ~hat after such hearing, if such plan of apporbion~aent be found to be not just and equitable, the Board of Co~nissioners shall so apportion all said costs as to produce a substanti~ equality between all such property owners abutting on said alley, having in view the special benefits Ln erd~anced value of said property to be received by such parcel of property and the ovmer or ovmers thereof, the equitd~es~of such owner and the adjustment of such apportio~ent so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits received and burdens imposed on such property and the o-tuner thereof, with respect to the benefits received by m~d the burdens imposed upon the other properties in said District and the owners thereof, end that in no event, shall any assessment be made against the owner or ovmers of such property in excess of the enhanced value of such property by reason of such improvements. That the proportionate cost of such improvements which is contemplated to be assessed against such property end the ovmer thereof shall become due and payable as follows: one-fifth thf~ty days after caupletion of the improvements and the acceptance thereof by the City of University Park; one-fifth one year after said date; one-fifth two years after said date) one-fifth three years after said date; and one-fifth four years after said date, together with interest from that date at the rate of 7% per annum, and reasonable attorney's fees and all costs of collection in case of default. That the total proportionate~ part of such improvements that is contemplated to be assessed against such property and the owner or owners thereof, the property proposed to be assessed, and the amount proposed to be assessed against such proper~ snd the owner thereof for such improvements~ the total cost of the improvements in said district, is as follows: Howard C. Weber~ Lot 5, Blk &~, University Heights //~ Addition, Total Assessment ......... $ 70.00 #~,~ whether named or un~amed, and h~ or their interest in the property, that part of the totsl assessment against such property which such interest therein bears to the whole property$ the assesament in the event there is more than one owner, be~g several end not joint, both as to the lien thereby created smd the personal liability of the owner. EE IT FURTHER ORDA~',THD BY THE BOARD OF CO},~ISSIO~ERS OF ~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY PAP~ TEXAS: That the fact that said portion of said alley is in such urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the preservation of the public peace, public health and public property requiring that the rule requiring three separate rea~ongs be and the same is hereby ordered suspended, and that this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage~ PASSED AI~D ~wPROVED THIS THE sLTrH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. t9L5. RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS CLOSING HEARING ON DISTRICT NO. 10~ WHEREAS~ pursuant to proceedings heretofore had by the Board of Commissioners of the City of University Park, Texas, and after the notices provided for in an ordinance duly passed on the sixth day of August, A. D. 19~5, by said Board of Commissioners, a hearing was given to the property owners and other interested parties on the proposal to assess Lot 5 in Block ~ of University Heights ~ddition No. ~ to the City of University Park, Texas, and the owner or owners thereof, for a part of the cost of improving: THE ALLEY in Block No. ~ of University Heights Addition No. ~ to the City of University Park, Texas, being the alley north of Southwestern Boulevard and south of Green- brier Street; from the east line of Preston Road to the west line of Pickwick Lane, known as District No. 10~, in the City of University Park, Texas; said hearing having been held in the Council Chamber in the City Hall, in the City of University Park, Texas, at ?:30 Po Mo on the ~th day of September, A. Do 19~5, being the time and place speci- fied in said ordinance and notice-; and WHEREAS, at said hearing no objections or protests were made to the proposed assessment, except by the following pereons: AND, WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners, after affording all such persons, their agents and attorneys, a full and fair opportunity to be heard, and after considering the proposed assess- ment and objections thereto, is of the opinion and so finds that the amount proposed to be assessed as aforesaid against such property and the ovmer or owners thereof is Just and equitable considering the benefits in enhanced value that such property and the owner thereof will receive from the making of said improvements, and that the said assessment should be made: THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BO~h~D OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVK~SITY PARK, TEXAS: that the hearLug upon the said proposed assessment is hereby closed. BE IT FURTH~ RESOLVED that all protests and objectioms to the proposed assessment are hereby overruled. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Attorney be and he is hereby directed to prepare an ordinance assessing said property and the oWner or owners thereof for the proportionate part of the cost of said improvements set forth in the ordinances hereinbefore referred to in accordance with the said ordinances and with the Act of the Legislat ute under which the said proceedings have been conducted° THIS RESOLUTION SHALL TAKE EFFECT ~rcm and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FOURTH D~ OF SEPTEMBER~ AN ORDINANCE OF THE BO~D OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, LEVYING AN ASSESSMENT FOR THE PAYMENT OF A PART OF THE COST OF IMPROVING A PORTION OF THE A~,~ DESCRIBED BELOW, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. 10~, IN ~tE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That whereas, an ordinance was heretofore duly adopted by the Board of Commissioners ordering the improve~ merit of: THE ~Y in Block && of University Heights Addition No. &, in said city, being the alley north of Southwestern Boulevard and south of Greenbrier Street; from the east line of Prestc~ Road to the west ].ine of Pickwick Lane, .k~_.own as District No. lO&~ in the City of U~iversity ~ark, Texas, and WHEREAS, pursuant to said ordinance, specifications were prepared for said work by the Cit~ E~eer, f~ed ~t~ s~d B0a~ of C~sionors, examined, approYed and adopted byit, ~d bids wen duly received ~d 0~n~, and the contract for said. work awarded by said Board of Corn_ missioners, to Uvalde Construction. Company: and, whereas, the said Uvalde Construction Company duly entered into a contract with the City of 0niversity Park for the performance of said work, and said contract was approved by the Board of Commissioners and was executed on the part of said city by the N~yor and attested with the corporate seal by the City Secretary; and WHEREAS. thereafter and in compliance with the provisions of an act of the LOth Legislature of the State of Texas, passed June 6, 1927, entitled an Act "Authorizing Cities to Improve Streets and All~ys and make Assessments for Same", and the ordinances of the City of University Park, the City Engineer filed his report with the Board of Commissioners showing the names of the property owners on said alley, a description of their respective properties, the total estimated cost of said improvements, the estimated cost thereof per front foot and the estimated cost to each property owner; and WHERE~, thereafter said report was examined and approved by the Board of Commissioners, amd au ordinance was passed on the 6th day of August, Ac D. 19~5, determining the necessity of levying assessments against the hereinafter described abutting property and owners thereof, and providing for a hearing to be given to the property owners and other interested parties to be held in the Council Chamber in the City Hall in the City of University Park, Texas, at 7:30 Po Mo on the 4th day of September A. D° 1945, and directing the City Secretary to give notice, to such parties, all in compliance with said laws and ordinances; and ~tEREAS, in accordance with the direction of said ordinance, the City Secretary gave notice to the owners of said property abutting on said alley and all parties interested therein of such hearing, by advertisements inserted in at least three issues of the Park Cities News, a newspaper of general circulat ion in the City of University Park, Texas, and published in sai~ City$ the first of such publications being at least ten d~ys before the date of the hearing; said notices containing a descrip- tion in general terms of the natUre of the improvement for which the assessment was proposed to be I v.med, the-alley upon whmch the property to be improved abuts and a description of such property, the estzmated amount per front foot ~propo*ed to be assessed against such property and the owner or owners thereof, the estimated total cost of the imprOVement, the time and place at which the hearing would be held as directed in the ordinances, and advising said owners and interested, parties that their objections if any, would be heard and considered at said time and place by the Board of Commissioners; and, also gave notice of said hearing by posting registered letters to such owners containing a copy of said n · otmce more than ten days before the date fixed for the bmaring; and ~WHEEEAS, sai~ hearing was had at the time and place stated in said ordinance and notice, to-wit on the ~th day of September, A. Do 1945, at ?:30 Po M° iu the Council Chamber in the City Hall, in the of University Park, Texas, and was then closed; and WHEREAS, at said hearing all property owners, their agents and attorneys and other interested parties desiring to be heard on any matter as to which the hearing was a constitUtional pre.requisite to ~he validity of the assessment, and to contest the amount of the proposed assessment, the lien and liability, the special benefits to such property and the Ovmer thereof by means of the improvements, and ~he accuracy, sufficiency, regularity and validity of the proceedings and contract in connection with ~he improvements an~ pressed assessment, were heard bY the Board of Commissioners~ and all matters of error or ineq2al~fy ~r othermatterS requiring rectification which were called to the attention of the Board of Commissioners, having been corrected and adjusted~ the BOa~ of Commissioners after hearimg ~l of the evidence offered in the premises, being of the opinion that the assessment hereinbelow made and charge hereby declared against said property and the Owner thereof are just and equitable, and hat the assessment made against Said Property is less than the benefits accruing thereto by means of the enhanced valu.e thereof on account of said improvements; and the Board of Commissioners having considered he facts, bezng of the Opinion and sO f~ding that the rule of apportionment set forth below and the ~ivision of the cost of said improvements between kll of the properties abutting on said alley in said block and the respective owners thereof, is just and equitable and produces substantial equality, con- eidering the benefits arising from said improvements and the burden imposed thereby, the said apportion- nt being in accordance with th~ Front Foot Rule except as said rule may hav~ bee~ found inequitable. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY ~IVERSITY PARK, Section lo That there shall be and is hereby levied against the owner or owners of the property below mentioned and against its, his or her interest therein nine-tenths (9/10) of the entire cost of She' improvement to that part of the said alley on which such property abuts in District Nco 104; the total amount of the cost of improving such property, the name or names of the owner thereof, a descrip- glen of such property, and the amount assessed such property, as corrected by said Board of Commissioners ~ing as follows, to-wit: Howar~ C. Weber, Lot 5~ Blk ~J~ University Heights # & Addition Total Assessment .... · $ 7OEO0 Provided, however, that in.case .~mh property is owned by more than one person, there is against each of said ~rson~ ~ against his interest in t'he property only that portion of the total assessment against such property which his interest therein bears to the whole property; and if in any case any person is named as an owner who has no interest in the property, or any person owning an interest therein is~ omitted, there is assessed against the true owner or owners, whether named or unnamed, and his or their interest in the property, that part of the total assessment against such property which such interest therein bears to the whole property; the assessment, where there is more than one o~er, being several and not joint, both as to the lien thereby created and the personal liability of the owners° Section 2~ That the sum above mentioned assessed against said abutting property and the owner or owners thereof 5~ hereby, together with all co,ts of collection thereof, ~cluding reasonable attorney's fee, if incurred, declared to be a lien upon said parcel of property, ard a personal lia~ b~ty or charge against the owner thereof, and that said lien shall be a first and paramount lien upon said prol:~rty, superior to ~ other liens, claim~ or titles, except lawful advalorem tax. so That the sums so assessed shall be p~yable as fottows~ to-wit: one-fifth thirty days after the completion and acceptance by the City of University Park of sai~ improvements; one-fifth one year after said date; one-fifth two years" after said date; one-fifth th~..e years after said date..; and one-fifth four years after said date, together with interest fr~m said date at the rate of 7% per annum, payable annually. In case default· is made in the payment of any installment~ of principal or interest when due, the entire assessment, at the option o~ the said Uvalde Construction Company, or its assig ns~ shall at once be~me due and payable, roperty owners have the right to pay any or all of said installments before maturity by payment of the amount of principal and accrued interest to the date of said payment. The sum so assessed shall be a special tax and may be collected by the t~x collector as hereinafter provided. Section 3. That the City of University Park shall not become in any manner liable for the payment of the sum assessed against said property and the owner thereof. The said Uvalde Constructi~ Company shall look solely to said property ovmer and such property for payment of sai~ sum, but the said City of University Park shall exercise all its charter and statutory powers necessary or proper to aid in the enforcement of the collection of the certificate herein referred to, and that in case default is made in the payment of any of said installments collection thereof shall be en- forced, either by the City of University Park as near as possible in the manner provided for the sale of property after ~the failure to pay advalorem taxes, or, at the option of said Uvalde Construc~ tion Company, the payment of said s~un shall be enforced in any court having jurisdiction. Section ~o That fro the purpose of evidencing the sum p~able by said property owner, and the time and terms of payment, and to aid in the enforcement and collection thereof, an assign- able certificate shall be issued by the City of University Park, upon the completion and acceptance of said v~ork of improvement in the Unit or District named to be improved, which said certificate shall be executed by the Mayor and attested by the City Secretary with the corporate seal, and shall be payable to Uvalde Construction Company, or its assigns, and shall declare the amount due and the time and terms of payment thereof, the rate of interest payable thereon, and shall contain the name of the property owner and the description of the property by lot and block and number of front feet thereof, or such description as may otherwise identify the same by reference to any other~ fact, and if said property shall be owned by an estate, a description thereof as so o~med shall be sufficient. No error or omission in the description of such property or the name of the owner thereof shall in any manner invalidate said certificate or the assessment lien against said property or the personal liability against the real and true owner of said property. Said certificate shall further provide that in case default is made in the pay~_ent of installment of principal or interest thereon when due, at the option of the said Uvalde ConstructmOn Company, or other holder thereof, the entire amount of said assessment shall at once become due an~ payable and shall be collectible, together v~th reasonable attorneyts fees and all costs of collec- tion, if incurred° Said certificate shall further state that the proceedings ~lth reference to making said Lnp.rovements have been regularly had in compliance with the terms of Article llOS-b, Title 28, Re, rased Statutes of Texas, being Chapter 106 of the Acts of the First Called essmon of the ~Oth Legislature of the State of Texas, and the Ordinances of the City of University Park, Texas, and that all prerequisites to the fixing of the lien and claim of personal liability evidenced by said certificate have been performed, which recital shall be evidence of the facts so stated, and no further recital or proof thereof shall be required. That said certificate shall also prgvide that th~ account pa~able thereunder may be paid to the Assessor and Collector of Tax~s of the uity of University Park, '~'exas, who shall credit said ayment!~ upon said certificate ~d shall at once deposit the amounts so collected with the City reasurer of the City of Univeroity Park, Texas, to be kept and held by said Treasurer in a special fund, v~ich said p~vments shall be paid to the said Uvalde Co~ tructton Company, or other ~helde~ b~ ssi~ eertificate,on presentation thereof to him, duly credited by said Assessor and Collector of Taxes, such credit being the Treasurerts warrant for making such payments; and the said Uvalde Const~ction Company, or other holder of said certificate, shall receipt in writing to said Treasurer for said payments; and shall deliver said certificate to said Treasurer when paid in full, together ~ith all costs of collection. Said certificate shall further provide that the City of University Park shall exercise its charter powers when requested to do so by the holder of said certificate to aid in the collection thereof~ but the said City of University Park shall be in no wise liable to the holder of said certificate for the payment of the same° Said certificate shall further provide that in case of default in paynmnt of said tax the same shall be enforced either by sale of the above described property by the Tax Collector and Assessor of the City of University Park, as near as possible in the manner provided for the sale of property for advalorem taxes, or by suit in any court having jurisdiction. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE FOURTH DAY OF SEPT~ER, A. B. 19~5. ATTEST: ~ ~ / 4T5 AN O~DINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF" CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK WARRANTS ~ SERIES OF '1945, IN ?'HE PRINCIPAL SUM OF $10,OOOoO0, ~ LEVYING~ A TAX TO PAY INTERF~T AND CREATE A SINKING FUND TO MEET THE PAY~$ OF THE SAID WARRANTS. ' BE IT 0~AINED BY THE' BOARD OF CONI~ISSIONERS~iOF~THE CITY 'OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS: (a) That this governing body find and it does hereby affirmatively find, determine and authortz~ the Mayor and City Clerk to represent that: This city is indebted in the sum of Ten ThOUsand ($10~O00.00) Dollars, for permanent improvements, being for the purchase of m~terials and labor with which to extend, straighten end improve H~ Avenu®, ~o Turtle Creek Boulevard, and for such 'purpose to construct a bridge across Turtle Creek; Said improv~ents have been purchased in full compliance with the statutes and ordinances governing and such purchase has been finally approved and accepted; No other warrants have been issued by t~ City during the calendar year 19&5; and It is essential that the warrants hereinafter ordered be issued and sold to p~v th~ said indebtedmess; and (b) That warrauts of said city, to be called City of University Park Warrants~ Serie~ of 19&5, b~ iSSued under and by virtue of the Constitution and the laws of the State of Texas~ for the purpose of p~ing an equal ~mount of indebtedness of said city drily and legally incurred and which indebtednes~ is a valid~ subsisting and now outstan~ng obligation against the said city, which said indebtedness was incurred against t?~ G~neral Fnnd of said city on the contracts of this city with various creditors for the making of th~ s.aid essential permanent public improvements within the City of University Park,an~ which said indebtednes~ is for the principal sum of Ten Thousand ($10~OOO.00) Dollars, with interest at the rate of one ~ud one-half p~r centum (1½%) per am%urn, potable semi-annually on the fifteenth day of April and October in each year, and is in all respects valid. Said warrants shall be numbered from i to &, inclusive, and shall be in the deno~flnation of $2500.00 each, respectively as hereinafter set out. They shall be dated Jun~ 15~ 19i5, and shall be payable as follows: October October 15, 19~? $ 2,500.00 October 15, 19~8 $ 2,500.00 October 15~ 19&9 $ 2,500,.00 They shall bear interest from the date of th,l~~ said is~ to-wit: June 15, 19~5~ at th~ rate of one and on,~half p~r cent~ (~½%), p~r annu~, pay2ble semi-annually on the fifteenth day of April and October in each year, which inter, st shall be evidenced by coupo~ attached to each of the said warrants. Principal and interest shall be payabl~ in lawful money of the United States of America upon presentation and surrender of warrants or proper coupon~ at the Hillcrest State Bank in University Ps~k, Sai~ warrants shall be sigr~d by the ~or, counter~signed by the City Clerk and registered by the City Treasurer, and the seal of the said City shall be impressed upon each of them° (c) The form of the said warrants shall be substantially a~ follows: ~Nu~ber . $2,500°00 UNITED. STATES OF AM~ICA STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DALLAS CITY OF UNIVEHSITY PARK WARR~S SERIES OF 1945 The ~ty of University Park, in the County of Dallas, State of Tex~s, for a valuable considera tion~ acknowledge~ it,ll indebted to and hereby obligates itself to pay to bearer ? order on th~ ~ifteenth day of October 19~, at the~ Hillcr~st Sta~e Bank inUnlvers~ty Park, Texas, the sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($2,5COo00) in lawful money of th~ United States of America, together With interest thereon from the dat~ hereof at th~ rat~ of one and. one-half per centum (1½%) per annum~ interest p~vab le semi-annually on the fifteenth day of April and October of each year upon ration and surrender of warrant or proper coupon~ which said city is obligated and promises to pay to bearer or order at th~ Hillcrest Stat~ Bankin University Park, Texas, and the Treasurer of said city is hereby directed to pay to said bearor or order th~ said sum of $2,500.00 on the fifteenth day of 0ctober~ 19~ the dat~ of the maturity of this warrant, and to pay the interest thereon in accordanc~ ~th coupons therefor from th~ moneys belonging to the City of University Park Warrant Fund, Series of 19&5, of said city, levied, assessed and created for that purpose. "This warraut is on~ of a series of four'warrants drawn as City of University Park Warrants, Series of 1925, numbered consecutively from i to ~, inclusive, being in the denomination of $2,500.00' each, all of which said warrants are issued for the purpose of funding ~ equal amount of indebtedness of said city duly and legally created and issued ~gainst said General Fund of said City, the claims fo~ which were duly audited and allowed prior to the issuance thereof, and for which said city has re- oeivod full consideration and v~lue~ all of which is hereby acknowledg~do "Be it known and understood that this warrant, as well a~ all other~ in this series, is issued for the purpose and intent of f~uding said outstanding indebtedness into warrants duly author~ izod and issued and which are to be paid out of a special fund made~ created and set aside out of a Fund of said city, de~ignate~ as City of University Park Warrm~t Fund, Series of 19f,5, ~sessed2 collected, and set aside for the purpose, in accordance with the Constitution and laws of the State of Te~, and in pursuance of ordinance duly and legally passed by the City of University Park on the fourth day of June, 1945, which ordinance is recorded in Volume ~, Page ~50 et seq~ of the Minutes of the Board of Commissioners of the said city. ~The date of this warrant in conformity with the said ordinanc~ is June 15, 19~5~ and it is hereby certified that all acts, conditions and things required to be done precedent to and in the issuanc~ of this warrant have been properly done, happened and performed in regular and due time, order, form and manner, as required by law and said Ordinance, and that the total indebtedness of said city, incl,~ing this warrant, does not exceed the constitutional, statutory or charter limitation. "In testimony whereof the City of University Perk has caused its corporate seal to be hereto affixed and this warrant to be signed by its mayor, eounter~signed by its City Clerk, and r~gistered by the Treasurer, as of the date last above mentioned. A. L. Slaughter Ma~or, City of University Park, Texas C o%u~ter-signed: Ralph E. H~mm~n City Cle~ City of University Park, Texas Registered number Treasurer, City of University Park, The form of the coupons attached to each of said warrants sh~ll be substantially as follows: "Coupon Number.__ .... $ 18,75 On the fifteenth day of ~____~~, 19&~ ~_~ the Treasm~er of the City of University tar~k_', Te.~ms, is orde_red and directed to p~y, and will pay to bearer~or o~der at the Hillcrest State Bank University Pa~rk, Texas,. the su~ of Eighteen aud 75/100 ($18o75) ~ollars, being six (6) months~ erest d~ on ~ity of University Park "arrauts, Series of 1925, of th~ number sho~ below, dated June 15, 19&5~ to which this cou~n i~ attached and of which it i~ a part. CITY CITY OF b~IVEHSITY P~RK, TEXAS.~ CITY OF UNIYE~SiTY PARK, TEXAS Warrant Number " The Coupons n~t ~Ing October 15, 19~5, shall be for the sum of $12.50 each. (d) It is .~ther ordained that a fund be and the same is hereby made and created and shall be set aside out of the General F~ of the said City of University P~rk, a F~nd hereby designated as City of U~iversity Park Watt,ut Fund, Series of 19~+5, which said fund shzll be used for the payment of s~id indebted~ues~, s~ these warrants, together with interest° Not in lieu of but in accord~uc~ with and in aid of said original ordin~uce levying a tax to meet the indebtedness created by said contracts, ~he~ is hereby levied ~d shall be assessed and collected for ~he year 19~6 a ta~ of and at the rate of Olo~ cent~ on the $100.00 v~lu~tion of all tax,bls property in th~ City of University Park, Te×~s, ~d a tax at such rat~, be the s~ more or less than 01~2 cents as shall be necessary to p~ interest On such warrants and princtpzl thereof at m~turity, shall be annually levied, assessed ~nd collected While auy of such warrm~ts and indebtedness, either principal or interest, be outstanding and unp~d~ and the proceeds of all such taxes shall be kept and held in a separate fund and applied to the purposes n~d and none other° PASSED AND APPROVED THIS FOURTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1945. . AN ORDiN~]{~ i~OPTiNG A Bbl}~T FOR THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK FOR T~ FISCAL ~ O~TO~ 1~ 194.~ A}~ E~DING SE~, ~0~ ~3~ AUTHO~Z~G ~PE~DIT~ES AS SET 0I~ IN ~ IT ORD.~XNED BY THE BOARD ~ CO~II$SION~S OF THE CITY OF IMIVE~SITY (a) That this Governing Body find%nd it does hereby' ~fi~t~ely find~ad de¢l.are: The Mayor~ as th, b~lget officer for the Board of Coa~ission®rs of this City~ has p~par~d a budget to cov~r all of th~ prop~d ~ndttu~ of the govem~,nb of the City of University Park for th~ fiscal ~ar beg~mLaE October l~ 1945~ and endi~ September 1946~ ba~d upon ~u ~st~t~d ta~ of $1.~ ca each $1OO of t~abl~ v~ue and earef'~~ itemized in f~l cemplia~ee with th~ provi~ions of ~b. 689~A~13 Vemon~s ~viaed Civil Stat~e~ of Te~s~ being ACTS 1931~ ~,~d Legislatur% Page 339~ Chapter 206~ S~ction ~4~ ~d wt~%h a~ oth~r statutory requir~m~nts~ ~d The budget so prspared by th~ NayoP was delivered to and filed with the City' Clerk of the City of UniversiSy Park mo~} th~ 30 days prior to the 17th da~ of Septea~er~ 19~5~ at ~ieh t~me the ado~ tien of the said budget and the levying of t~es for the current fi~c~! y~ ~, b~ing considered and th~ said budg,t has bash at all tS~s since it~ filing availab~ for the ius~ction of a~~ The Board of Cc~ssioners of ¢ ..... C;~t~$,- m,sde · ~alS '' prov:~a~O~ for ~d has held a publle h~a~.in6~ r ~ on ssoh budge%~..=.... ~-~?~h~.en'~ hes~%ng was to have dena so and dDd t~e place at 7:30 o~eleck P~ Sepber~ber 17~ 1945~ ths~ tiao a~d date having been d~mly f~ed by such Board of Coasissioners in compliance }eta tbs not less %h~)n fSsfteen d%ys subse~a~r~ to the t~me such budget was f~e~ with t~s CBy Clerk and prier to the b~m.e s~d Boa~ ox~ss~on~,;~ s made its t,s{ levy ~.~,~.~ ~ne year Publi6 ~otice of the hour~ ~te es.d place of su6h hea~ing was ThsY the budget prep~red by the Hayer of the City of University Park~ ~se!osing the ascesaity for levying eu ~ valorem tso~ for the yeer 1945~ at the rate of $1~9 each Sloe ts~}le value of pro~rty in this City ~d antiei~ting total cash on h~ud in the Water Detsertme~':a~ ehec~.ng aec~t in the amo~.~ of $50~0~ aid ether r~oeipts for the fiscal yes, bea~lg Oc~ee~x l~ 19A~5~ ~d end~g SepLea~;> ...... 30~ 19~6~ of er au a~gai~e of $750~'0.09~ allocating $~,~2.~0.~ of th~ .Water Departs,men% f~md8 dud $~5~.~2g~25 of the tax ~ceipts to the sever~ sLmki.ng f~ds for the ment of the indebte~ass of this City ~md a~loeating $482~960~ fo~ ~ne.~a... exp~:n~e8 a~d 8S31~6~1,~ for the i~preve~mnt and operation of the Water Del$~aent} thus alle= eating add authorising total ex~nc~t~me8 for sleeifDe 'p~t~oses in the e~o~sn~ of 8739~139~25 8asd leaving the sum of $11~860~75 ~apprepriated but s~ai~able for general use of tbs CDby for its s~tieipated needs 8saving the said fiscg year enSing Septem!er 19~{~ 6 ~ Pursuant to the said budget the Nayor az~ City Clerk are hereby ful,..~~ eapowe~d~ authorized a~ directed to make the e~q:enditures set out in the s~d budget as so approved and to ~ke disb~,msemsnts in accordance (e) Tha~ one ce}y/ of the budget so approved be and it is attached to and shall rema~ ~i'i},h sa%d be a pa~% of t?fi.s ordins~uee~ but need not be copied into the ordimmee records~ .h~sa ©rc~ineuce shall, bs and it is hereby ~m~de effective upon and fr~ its passage by thin Board and apprc:val by the Nayor~ PAS~ED~ A~ APPRO~.~,~mD TNIS T~ SE~NT~NTH DAY OF SE?T~BER., A~ D. 19~+5 ~ CITY. CLF/~K / / A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING WATER WORKS FULDS FR0~{ NET REVENUE A~ SETTING ASIDE FUNDS SUFFICIENT TO PAY IN FULL T~E A%gOU~S NE~ED FOR THE SIFK]}IG FL%D ~ I~ST FOR T~ FISCU~ ~ ~GI~JING OC~BER 1~ 1945~ ON WA~R WO~ ~S A~ W~RANTS~ BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COI~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS: (a) That· thia~ City t~e sJv~tage of the p~or visions.' ~ of Article~ t106 of the Revised Civil Statute~ of th~ State of Texas~ Revision of 1925~ ~ (b) That there be and there i~ hereby appropri~&ed from the net revenue~ of the Water D~partment and get aside a s:m~ of money sufficient to pay' in full t~ needs of the Sinking Fund and interest for th~ fis¢~J~ year begia~ing Octob®r 1~ 19~+5, ~% Water Works indebtedr~ as fellows: (1) For WATER WORX$ B0~S~ SERIES (F 1924 In~.~es~ ~ 5~% on th~ pre,entry ~paid b.~lance of For WATER WORKS FUNDING WARRANTS~ e~,,~e OF 1925 Interest @ 6% o.u unpaid b~la~ce of To retir~ prz~,~ipal p~ent o~'~ September- 15~ 390~¢O 5~00 (3) For' WATER WORKS R~P~ BO~$, SER~$ OF 19~ To paypr:in~ito~ on bond~ due 1~ 1~ 1946 and that th~:~ Nayor ar~l City Clerk be mxd they are hereby aut hor%zed ~ud di~ct~d to ~ke ~,-~n,~f~p=~,~, ~.~ ~ of ~uch ~s to the Sinking Fund in accord~ce~ '~ ~gz'bh this approoriation~~ P~$~ ~SFL) ~RO~ THIS ~ $~Eb~ D~Y OF SEI~~ A~ D. 19k5~ ATTEST: //~zZ~x/ ITl CL~K Ri~$OL!PPION OF THE BOBI~D OF EQUALIZkTIOM THE CITY OF ~I~SIT% PARK~ ~XAS~ AP~0V~. T~ C~E~R~ ROLLS OF T}~ CITY CLEP~K AS ~=OF~CIO TAX AS~SSOR ~ T~X CO~CTOR OF ~ CITY OF ~I~RSITY PARK~ ~XAS~ FOR T~ C~E~DAR YE JR 19~5~ ~H~flE, AS~ ~CHAL~ NASH~ ~)WtN D~ ~fOUZON~ JR.~ mud W~ L. BUt~MF~ each ~ing a qualified voter and resident arid property o~er of the City of University Park~ Te~as~ ha~;,ing been &~y anal lawfu!~~ appointed and duly ~j~ified as the Bo~pd of Equsgi~ation ofthe. Ci~ ~ y of' Un~,.~,z~,~sit~'~ ~ Park~ Texas~ for the yea:P 194,5~ aad having conducted meet~gs of said Board in accordance wS;bh the pro~ visions of law hs.ve caused the Assessor to bring before rhea all the assess~enb ~sts and books of the ~a~sessor of the CS}y of U~fversity Park for the e~mation~ and V~EFU~,AS~ the ss~d ~ard has ca:e.f~,ty em~ined and considered the ssid lists~ books and rolls and ~fter so ordaining the s~me has e)rrected n~erou,~ errors appesa~ing thereon, s:~d ~fber due a~n4 B?opr not ice %e the o~a~er of such property-or the ~rson ~endering the smme~ has eoj~lalize4 the optics ful!,y$ and ~EgEAs~ s~id Board has f~iy heard ~ld considered al! ce:plaints offered },rith ~ to the said roll and after ful~7 exsei~ing ~d eq~.!izing the value of a~ property on the list ~d books has approved the said lists and books and has returned them together with the lists %'~E~,~AS~ the said Boa:~ of Equalization has ~t, agai~ aad exa~ed and found the said ~e~®ral rolls as so made up to be Zn al! 'thawings proper~ fair~ e<~al~ un£form ~:d ~or~ect znd that the~ should be approv®4~ 479 . .. N~g~ T}~REFORE~ BE IT RESOLV~ BY ~ BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ for ~h~ ~a? !~l~5~ tha~ the genera~ roTOrs of the City C a~¢ ~ ~ ~" ~-- i~ as Ex~.Off~mo Tax Ass~ssor and Tax Col!ec~or of tH~ City of Universi'%y Pa~k~ Texas~ for the ~le~da, r y~ar ~ ~ - ~ .~we.~ N~ and they are in ~,! things a PAS~ A~ APPROVED THIS T~ $~/E~NTH DAY OF SEPTE},~ER~ A~ D. ~ ha%Paan }~el~eeP Board of S~a!isation o.f the C~j~y of UniveP~ sl%~ Park~ Texa~.~ RESOLU!LION OF T}~ BOARD OF CO~{I$SION~S OF T~ CI~ O? UNI~SI~ PARK~ ~IAS~ APPgOV~o ING THE GE~.AL ~OLLS OF TI~ CI~ CLERK AS ~=O~ICIO TAI ASSESSOR A~ TAX COLLECTOR OF T~ Cl~[ OF t~!~RSl'~f P~R.K, ~AS:~ FOP. I~REAS~. _ I~CHAb~. NASH~.~, EDI~N D. MOUZON~. ~., sad %~ L.~ BL~G[~R~ having been d~lv.~._~ ~q~pof~ted~ ~ ::and t~}~s~.ified as 'the Bea~l of E~a!iza'tion o.f the Cit, y of Uni. versi'By Park~ Texas~ fop %he year {have condec%ed tbs ~eeetings of seid ~oa~d' r. in ac~e}xlanee wi'th %he prsvis2~ons' ~ of lee5 and after }all %he m)%~ ..... i~es p~e~i,4e~t. .... fop by tsl'~ and conduc%ing all hearings which are requi,rea.~ by la%~ oP ?~eFe pPepP have ~,~..n~!1%- eom~le%ed~ and e%e~ina%ion of ssi4 geneFa! Pells~ fouad it %0 be in all %hings ~..erepP. ~iaa~t a~x~}rova! to the:se gener~ rolls fop 'the ~,:e"~d.~:~ ........ ~ ....... ~ T,:n.s Bo~s~% C~'~issioners :.g of the opinion that the re~.s so examined and appro~:ed ........ ¢'am. sho~S.d beoome the fi.~w~t tells of the Ci:~y of University Pask, Texas, fop t he calendss' NO?¢¢ TH~O~E¢ BE IT RESOU/~ BY T}~ BO~D OF CO~gtiSSIONEBS OF TH% Cl%f OF UNiV~S%}Y PTH~d{, ~XAS¢ that the gener~l rolls of 6h;~ Cit~,* Clerk as Ex=.Offieio Tax Assessor ~d T~; oellector of the Cit},~ 0¢~ U~'~'versity Pa.rk~ T~,-,~.,,.~..~ for the (:~.endar yeea~ ~o/..<,~ ~ be and they are in a~. ~ ~,., things approved smd adopted as %,he official tax, reli~ of the City o.f U~iv6,,rs~k~y Park~ Texas~ .for the year !945~ 194.5 il~ ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CO~(ISSIO~RS OF Tim CiTY OF t~i~S!~f P~K~ T~AS~ i~fYING THE AD V:~I,O~ T~L~ OF SAID CITY OF L~V~StTY P~RK FOR !~.~R 19~ TO PR, OV~ FOR T}~ P~NT OF Cb~R~T EX~ PE~,~SBS OF S~D CITY zk~ Yt}R PA~ OF IN{~ST A~ T}~ CREATION OF A S!Nt{ING FU~{S F~. TPS ~ FIX~IG THE Ti}~E W}BN SA~ TY~[ES FOR T}~ 19&5 SH~ BECOk~ D[~ FIXING THE T~S W}~ T~ S.~U SH~L B~o3~ DEL~Qb~NT~ ~d~ R~OVI~ING FOR S~IT PAI~N~S~ AND RE~ING ~L TAI ORD!N~e~CES IN CONFLICT ~P~¥iTH ~ DECLARING ~ ~RGENCY~ ~A~NRE£$~ the Board of Equaiination heretofore appointed has in aeee~'~lance with the su~tt~l its findings as to the v~uation of ~I ta}~f~le proFerty wi'bhin the City of University P~k Te~as~ w~_oh said findings hav~ been acceF~ed a~%d approved by the Bo~d of Cvrmuissioners~~ ,~ ~ ~ and ~b~a;~.~ mt z,~. neoess~e~~' %e provide for the ~ym~ent of the current e:~e~'~es cf said City' and ~se for the p~:~nt of inte~st and the creation of a si}~&~g f'o~t for the retirement of bends and w~r~ts of s~d City~ ~d ~ ~' ~ ~' has: been duly prep~e~ sub~tted~ approved V~AS~ ~ a~ual budget for fha f~sc~ ~d adopted~ Lv:~dica%~g a necessity fop the fo!lowing ordinance~ which is in ~1 5hings proper~ NOW~ THER~FORE, BE IT OPJ)AIhIgD BY THE BOARD OF C01~iSSION~S OF T~ CITY OF L)~IVPL%SITY THAT ther~ be ~ i~ hereby l~vied an ~mu~ ad valorem t~ for the yeas~ 1%5 of Or~ ~d No/lO0 ($1~00) Do!!~~ on each 0~ ~J~D~D ($1d~) DOLLARS assess®d valuati~w of all prop®rty~ real, ~r~onal and n~×ed~ ~ituated ~thin th~ City limit~ of the City of University Park~ Texas~ on thc first day of J~uuary~ A. D~ 19~5~ and not ex, erupt fre~ t~tion by' the Constitution and Laws of the Stat~ of Texas~ s~d the persons owning such propsrty.~ suc. h tax to be appo?tlon~d at ;~n ad valorem t~x of $Oo8100 on each On~ H~u~dred ($1OO) Dollars of asse~sed valuation of ta~ble proper,by for th~ purpose of defrayJmg 'the cmr~nt ex~nses of the muni~ipsl goverrm~ent of the City of U~f~versity Park~ Te~[as~ and (o) (h) ~n ad v~er~m tax of $0.0530 on each One H,ond~d ($16~) Dollars of assessed valuatic~ of t~[gol~ property for th~ purpos~ of pa~ing ~nterest on ~d creation of a si~g ~md necess~y to dische~ge $1(:)~O~ princ~p~ ~o~t ~d at ms:Mmity th~ b~ ~ce of $75,000.6~ U~ver~ity Park Sto~n ~mud.S~tary Sewer Bonds Series.of 19~8~ aud An ad v~orem t~. of $0.0250 on each One Hundz~d ($100) Dollars of assess:~d valuation of t~bl~ pro~y for th~ p~pos, of pay~:g t:~ interest ~d creation of a s:~::ing fv:d h:c~ssa::~' to ~enar~ $5~0~00 prcLncip~ ~ot~t ~d at mat~m~t3 the b~. snee of $25~O?~,~ Un~v~rsit~~ Pa~k A~y a~d ~t~t Improvement Bond~ Seri~s of 1938~ ~d 2n ad valorem tax of $0,00/~;~ on each One Hun~d ($100) Dollars of a~s~ssed v~tion of t~bl~ prope~y for the pu~ose of p~ing th~ interest and creation of a miuk~g ~ud nec~s~y to di~charg~ at ~'t~ity the balanc~ of $!8~000~00 U~.versity Park Fire Station Bonds~ Serie~ of 192~ ~d Ar~, ad valorem tax of $0~C©95 on each One H~dr~d ($!00) Doltar~ of as.~ossed v~agion of t~ble prope~y for the ~r~so of ~y~g th~ interest on ~ad the creation of a sir~mg fund ~y' to discharge at ~z~tu~ty the ba!~,c~ ~f $39~000,~ Ur~versity P~k Str~et ~tprovm~eut Bonds,~, Se~d.es of !9~ ~d ~%n ad val~ez~em tax of $0°04,20 on each One H~mdred ($100) Dollars off asse~ssed valugion of ts:x~blo .property for the purpose of ing the Jmteres% on ~d c~eation of a s~king f~md neees~,~y discharge at mai, u~ty the bal~uc~ of $171~0,C0 University Patak R~u~ding Bonds~ S~ri~s of !930~ fa ad, Yalo~ tax of $0~O!20 on each One Htmdz~d ($IO0) Doll~ of assessed vg~uat, ion of t~able pr%~rty for th~ purpose of p~ving the interest on and creation of a si.r~ing fuud necessary' to di~charg~ $2000 principal ~c,~u~t aad at matu~ity the b~ce of $~0~:O~()O U~versity Park Public Park Bonds~ Serie~ of 1932~ and (i) ~n ad v~or~m trax of $O~0!90 on each One H~d~d ($1£O) of a~s~s~d v~u~bio~ of ta~ble property for the pmrpose of pa~ng the interest on ~d c~ation of s~ing fuud necessary' to c~scharge $3~O prineip~ ~c~ant ~d at ~att~:~ity the balsnce of $~,.~(~H),CO U~fi.versity Park ~cip~, Building Imp~o~eat Bond,~ Scri~s e f ~936~ ~d of assessed v~a~ioa o~ t~a~l~ property for th~ pa~.g ~h~ interes~ on and ereatioa of a sJ~k~g f~d ~f,~ ~A~:<~%~.~,,~ Unlv~rsity Park Stmset Impmov~meat Wa~raats~ ~,~.~ ~bn ~d valore~ t~ of $0~('}0~+{ e~a each One H~/ed {$t00} Dollars of assessed vs!~:tton of t~ab le F~ope~y for {~e pu~ose of p~ing the int, ez~st on ~'~d creation of a s~mk~g f~d necess~y Un,varsity' Park R.~,~en% I~prov~ment War'r.a~.s~ Series of 192~; and (1) J~ ad vator~m t~ of $O~O~Z~4 on each One H~a~dred ($1~) Dollars of assessed v~uation of tamable property for the purpose of padding th~ inter~st on sad creatLng a s~akimg~ ~md necessary to discharge $2,500,00 principal amo~,~t at maturity Nove~Der and the bslance of '~7~5~ matnr~g $25~00 on the first day of Noven~er ~946~ 19~7 a~d 19&8~ City of University Park Wa'Praa%s~ Series of 19~} .... ~ ~ Ail o£ the saz¢~ ~.~axe~ shml be du~ and ~ayable a% th~ office of the City C!erk~ who is he.by designated as the City T~ Collector of the Uity of University Park~ sR~ th~ City H~t in University Park~ Texas~ on October l~ ~gA~ However~ if any persm'~, shall pay o~ or before the thirtieth day of November~ 194.5~ ene=&~J (~, of the taxes hereey Lmposed ea h!m~ or......... propeFty~ then such tsz,:ps{er shall have m~til, the thirtieth }d~ of J~e~ 19~+6~ within wMch to NY the ether one~ha~ (~) of his said 'taxes e~ithout penalty oF If said ~' '~' ~'~ ~i: ~,s,~es on or before 'the tb&z%ieth day of Nosember'~ lqA~ as hereinbefore previde~ shall fat! ~ uegleet or refuse to ~ey th~~ re~aiy~.in,~ one-halS of the t}}e~ ~Fei,d prJsleiN! of s~ch tass~;;~s shall aa,,iP!s 'thereon and become ~e'~ediately dus~ as a Ntt of such tax and there sh~l ~se be added aaa become du.e as interest hePsby ~posed as a par~ of a s~ of ~o~ey e~%e%~~ equlss~sn% i;,o si;< (6~) pr cen~,~'~ pep ~s~ of the '~m~paid pri.~toi~ fPer~ the thi}Ssieth d~%~~ of J~e~ 19~6~ to the date of on or befom~ the 'thir%,ieth day of N~%~ember, 19f,~5~ thee ~:~less all of the ts,;es hereby ~posed on such per~en ¢~ud his properby~ are paid o~ or before the thirt~first day {~f J~uary~ !9~6~ such t~es shs3~l beco~r~e and be delinquent at midui, ght on the t}~t$~{irst day of Janw~r~y¢ 19~+6¢ ~0,d the fol!e~d, ng Fe~'~al%y' m%d inte~t aoor~ thereon sad become due as a p~rt of such t~ on the p~im¢ipa! thereof~ to-e?if;,'~ .~,a paid d'e%ng '~' }~e mef~th of Febztzary¢ 19~6¢ one(~) per sent~ of seen If p~Ld duping themom, a'~"~ of Ma~ .... ~..~.~' I%46~,, two (~) per c~enNm o¢_ such ta:~q If iss~id duping the ,'. ~,' of A ~ *.e~ ~ ~ ~ ,~ mo~.,m .pzu.~.~ 1946, three (3%) pr ~,.~ e.,.~ ,~ea t,~; If FaAd d~.~Ping the mce,'hh of !~7', 1%6, four (~¢) pep cen~s~ of ~¢;.t~ ta'~; ~!.,m.g ta~s of J~e¢ five (5¢) per ten'bum of such s~¢~d if such raze penall, y¢ and interest is not paid prier to sui..8=~z~ght of the thirtieth day of ~le:¢ !94.6¢ there is hereby ~posed., shall accrue 8nd be collected as a pm-t of such tat a pena}Jty equivalent to eight (~) per em~t'~ of the pribci~, of such tax ~d interest at the rate of six (6¢) pst ce~N~ per ~-~s~ on the plg:~olp,~.. of such tax f~m midL~gb~; January 31~ i97+6~ to the da/ce of pa~ment~ ~a~,, ~. oz'c,l,taa~,,~,~s~ rm~,~, ,,;~,~=m,?{-o¢,¢,~,,~,~,~ ,~.,¢,, ,,,, passed levyi~ t~es for the yeaz~ 19,4:;~, which are ~: co~"lic~s here- w!~h~ sha}l, be and they are hereby mepasled~ and tt,,~,~, 'bac~; ordinance snell take the place of ~d be in ~eu of any l,~i~ ..... her:ese/oPe m~de for the year No ta~ hm~ing beez~ levied far th~j yea~* 1945~ snd the tl~e for collectioa of taxes b~:iag the;ce e~dsts m~ ~qcersb,ive peblle neeessi{~y ~ emergency de~ing that the rmle requiring that oPdin~z%oe~ be ~a,d s% ~}lore than one meeting and m~ere thai one ti~{e~ be sial the s~}~e is heP~by- sus~e~tded ordin,~moe be passed at this mae%lng of the Board of Cos~ssienez:'s~ and that it sh81!, take diaSe.ly upan its ps~ssage by the Beard of Co~l~ssioner¢ ~d its aproval by the May:DP as an ~eas~Pe ~ PAo,:~> A~D APPR~ THI'S T}~ SEVENTEENTH DAY OF SEPY~ER~ A, D. ]97+5~ C !%~ CL~K A ~SOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO}~ISSIO~H{RS OF THE CITY OF ~IN~ERS!TY PARK AUTHO?~IZING T~ SUDS?!TUTION OF ~ZT~ STA~ TREASU~ B~S IN T~ P~NCIP~ OF 0~ ~DR~ A~ F~T~ THOUSAh~ DOLLA~ BY H~LLCR~EST STATE BA~ ~OR ALL OTHER COL~T~ ~TOFORE P~GgD BY THE C!~ DEPOSITORY A~ APPROVING T~ COM~,AT~2~ ~S Sb~ST~Y~0 BY T~ DEPOS!TO~ AS BEING ADEQUA~ ~ IT RESOi~ BY THE BOARD OF COI~f. ISSIONERS OF T~ CITY OF L$IIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS: THAT this B©ard find~ and it does a~firmaBiv~r f~[ad~ that Tx~t issued the 16th d~ of Now~.mber~ 19~2~ by the F~rs't N~ional Bm$~ in Dallas ~ favor of the City of U~iversity Park, Te~as~ cov~ri~ co~atsr~ pledged by'th~ Hilt~r~.s~ State Barn, ~g deposit of .U~ted States Treas~y Bonds du~ J~e 16~ 195!~ beLug Bond No~ 979~ in the s~ of $100~O.~ and Bonds Nos. ~lA / 89~ each f~u the s~ o~ $10~.~ ~d ~ac~ du~ J~e 15~ 195~ ~i~g ~ the a~gate ~s~ of $150~0~00~ ~ ~d ar~ accepted ~ ad~quat~ co~a~er~ for ~l purpose~ ~d the pledg~ af said colla~.ra~ pur~amb to that ce~tama depo~ltory ag~t h~retofom~ the S~v~r~te~nth d~ of S~pt~mber~ A~ D~ 19~+5~ by the HiIlm~st Stat~ B~ qualified as th~ posi?ory for th~ f~d~ of this City~ b~ a~ it is in all t~gs a~rov~d: RE IT F~T~ R.~OLW~0 BY THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIOFF~S OF THE CITY OF ~tVERSIT% PARK, ether ~llatsrs~ save sad exce~ that herein dssc~bed be ~d it is r~le~ed~ ~d the said d~pesltory ts ~'~' authorized to vP ~' ~ ~ ~ ~ mtad~ ~w all co]~ter~ heretofore pledg~d~ PAS~ A~D AP~OkU~D %=HIS THE SEVEN!~ D~f OF SE~w~R~ A~ Do !9~5~ CITY C Lt~K P~OL~ION OF THE BOAP~D OF COmmISSION'S OF THE CITY OF %~I~/~SITY P~R~ ~X.~ APPR~ING THE BID OF INA!DE CONSTRUCTION COl~Yf ~ AW,~RD~IG Tt~ CO~TRACT FOR T~ ~JP~VE~IT OF A PORTION OF D~IN S~ DESIGNAT~ JS DIS~ICT NO~ lOj~ ~ IT RES~LV~ B~f ~E BOA~ OF CO~g{ISSI0~S OF THE Cx~T~ OF ~DKVERSI~f PARK~ TEXJ£: TKiT I~!~A$~ pursua~rb to a r®solutien horsier©re du.~g ~sssd~ b~ds were invited ~d :re,~e~tved by the City Secret~ry for 'tb~ t~ovement of the street hereinafter re~em,~,d te~ _ I~?;~t$~ the Board of Ce~issioners~ after tabula'ting and insp~ct!~g 'the bids~ is of the opinion that the bzd of Uyalde Construction Cmmpar$~ is the most adv~tag,~o~ bid to the City of Uri'wersity Park and to the abutting property CO}~TSS~NEI%3 OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY NO¥4 THE~FORE~ BE NP RESOIIr~ BY Tt~ BOARD OF P~'~.RK~ Tl~t the bid af UvsJ~d~ Cons+ruet'~o~, n Comps~r' for the improvement oft DN3L~N S~EET, from tb~ north line of U~vers::ty Boulevard as p~s~n'oty lmproved~ to the south line of Lovers Lsme~ ~ed to be dm~ignated and lm~ as District No. lO3, ~ th~ City of University Park. Texas~ bs and the s~a~ is hereby acc~pted~ and the Hayer and City Secretary are instmacted to enter i~to a contrast on behaJg~ of the City of University Park with the Urn!de Constmctio~ Company for said improvements in confoFs~ity with the 'temps of its said bid, This ~solution shall t,~e effect ami ~ dm force fram ~d ~ft~r its p~sage. PA~SED AND APPROV~ THIS T~ S~ENEgENTH. DAY OF SEPTD~ER~ A4 D~ 19.~ AT.ST CITY RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~:~IISSIONERS OF THE CITf OF k~fIVERSI~f PARK~ TEXAS~ APPROVING THE CONTRACT ARTO BO~D WITH [~/ALDE CONSTRNCTION ~OMR~NY FOR I~fPROVI[~~ A , PORTION OF DUBLIN STR~ DESIGNATED ~S DISTRICT '~' NO~ !0~ IN THE CI~Yf OF ~ ~ ~SOLVt~' BY T[~ BOARD 0F CO~.~,SS!C.}~S OF THE CI~[ OF UNIV~!ISITY PAR}[: THAt WHEREAt the contract in retiring between Uvalde Construction Comp., ar$~ m~d the City of Um~vm~ s:~v~ Pa~x~ Te×as~ m~d b~s~ of Yal,~e on..,~.~n~a..on o~aey for the ia:prove.met~[? of D'JBZ!N ~TRE ..... From t~e north l~ue of Un:~,~,~ the City of Univ~?s'~'ty Pa:rk~ have this day been p}:esenl:ed to the Board of Cmmfi, ssioners for app.~o~aA~ ?,~NREAS~ said contract and bond are in ~"~,'~ ~' ~ said bond ~,~,e geed ~..~ ~e,,,~.~. fo~:a and the ~uret ..... s on ~ and suffieisn% } NOW~ T~,-ORE~ BE IT RESOL~ BY THE B©?~RD OF C0~,g~[!SSIONER$ OF THE CITY OF UNI~.SI~Y P~?(: ...... h e'~$~~ Th~b said contract and bond be and the s~e are ................ :,, ratified,: adopted and approved,~ shall effect and be ia fo:',,~,e from a~d after its P~-,,~S~ AMD APPRO~ THIS THE S~fER~PEENTH DAY OF SE~E~,~EP.~ A. D~ 19,45 P~ ORDINAN~ OF THE BOARD OF COIMISSiO~S OF THE CITY OF N~R~E~S!TY PARK~ TEXAS~ DETER, t~NING T~ NICESS!~ OF L~Y~ ING AN AS~SS~}~ AGAINST T~ PROPERT~ AND T~ OWNERS TH~E~ OF ON DUBLIN STRUT FR,O~{ T}-~ NOP_~q L!~ OF I.~V~SI'~ BOULE- VARD~ ~ PREseNTLY ~[PROV~ TO TB~ SOL~H LINE OF LOVERS LA~ }~lO?~l .~S DISTRICT NO~ 103~ IN T}~E CITY 0F %~fZ~Si:Y TEig~S~ FOR A PP~T OF T~ COST 02f ~{PR~OVING SA~D STREET FIXING A TZ~[E FOR T}~ }~ING OF THE 0~[ERS OR A~NT8 OF SA~ OWNERS OF S~}dD PROPERTT' OR OF P2~t7 ~}~R P~SONS I~EPSSTED Sf~3 it~RO!q~I~$~ AS PROVIDED Ff J~R, TICLE 31~0}-o~ T~T!~ P~II8~ CNIL STATI!'B OF TgiXA9~ P~II{G CHA~, !:06 O~~ THE ACTS 0F T~ goth I~.!SLATU~ 0F T~ STATE OF '~X~S~ NANCES 0F T}~ CITZ 0F UNN~S~Y P~%RK~ ~ DIRECTING THE CITY SECRENh~.Y T0 QP~ NOTI~ OF SAi~2 ~RIN6',~ A~,~ E~NING APPROVING TP~ STA~}~SNT OR REPORT OF THE CITY ENG!t~ER~ DECLibR!NG i!5I' E~ iT 0~D BY ~}~ ~!0f~D 0F 0~'~rrSSrCm'::"e OF T}~ CiTY OF UI.~IV~SITY ~.,e~:~, of C~issioner's of the City of Una. ve:?s~ty P~:.~.,~ Texas~ ~s heretofore ey ordiN.a~'ice DU~BLtN STP~iET: From the north line of University Bouiev~:d~ as presex%!y"}m~proved~ to the seuth l;h:e of Lovers L~ue~ add te be ~e:a~ as District No~ ~a~, in +t? C~W "~ University PaN,4 Texas~ ~ad ~R.~AS.~ plau~.~ and Sl:~,~:~ .... ,on,~,, fo: ~he ~4s:~ c~e,::e ....o~ ~a:.:: st~,..e~, h¢ e been { Ps'~k; and had been m<:,,,d~.~, . ~.O~.:t~{z %0 ~spPo've v~i%n a hot ~-~ s~.d, wo~':k of fm-mrevemen% was let ge :~IALDE CONSTRUC~ON ~ },~ :v ...... i" . . ~<.~:~ ........ ,m therewitt'4 as provided by said plans and .... 8~ee~f:catl~..~ and :::~- e ~ha City of U~%versity ~n::~:~ss, e~ a ,a:%tten '~:~e~'''~ has been en%e:'ed, into by and bet~een : e ~ v -~'e construction of said im.p-rov'emen'~ ' ~.aa.~ Texas~ and Uv~de Construction Cemp~~ fop / EI~LFo_~E~ [~ ~ OPDAIN~ BY THE BOA~ OF C~oIO. a~}b OF CIY/ uNZt~.~R~.ITY P.~K~ ~r~,~,,n~: That the report or st~temeut of 't~ C~%y.. Eng~m, eeP filed with the Bear. d of C~z:~d,ssioners~ ~ ........ e 'the ~'~zt%ing pr..L.-~.~ ~d gNing the harass of %he p~.~.e~ ~S Ot~:,IiePS ~d n~beP of ~ont fee~ e2s~ixled~ is he~}by approved. That the Board of Ce~l~.ssioners does hePebs de%elPaine ~e assess ~ ~..ce..,. ~,~mce with the pre~ ~ ~-~ ei'v~.~ta~ e%es of Texa~/~'~ Chapter 106 of %he Acts of the /+Otb Legis!a%ure of the Sts~e of T~-.~-,~ and the Ordinances of the City of ~JnSersity That the ~d assess~nt sh~ be P~de ~i. a n~ hele~ men%iened~ end %ha% %he said pod%men of the s~_d ~os% of ~p~ e~eme~ts %o be assessed age.ns% st~h p,~,cpr~y e~lers ~nd 6he~ propel%les shagl be Ln accordance vdth the Front Foot R'~e oF Pl~l ~ the p~%ie~~ ~% oP ~$%ric~ ~ the proper'tmon that the front, age of the pPepertg of each oe~er ~% %he '~% or distrlet be~s to the w~el~ frontage of the propex%y ~ the tu~t oP distPict~ that after such he~ing~ ~ such pl.s~ of appo~.io~en% be found to ~e not j~t and eqtli%abie} La partic~.ar inst~lces~ the Bo~,d of Co~issionePs sh~l se appor%ior~ ~! such proprty o%~ers ting on ssid porSicn ef said stx'ee%~ having in view %~s spoi~ benefits in e~ced v~,ue of said and the ad0~vmen% such apportionment so ~ %e pzeduce a s~as%sntial eq~'ty of benefits received and br~dens ~pose% ~d that ~ no even% sh~ ~W assessment be m~de against ~ prop~ty or the e~eers the~of ~ ex. ess of the enh~ced 'v~s.e of s~leh p~perty by reason of such i~prevements. That t}s pwopor~ier~ate cost of such ~preve~ents whl,uh is contemplated to be sssessed ag~nst such owners and their properties sh~t. become es ~.~a payable as folt~s, one~fiS~h (i/5) ' e .... ~h~y days ~eP the e~p!e%ien of s~d ~p~evemen% s and aceepgs~ce %he~eof by the Ci~,y of Un~yersity P~'k~ one-fiSh one ye~ ~ter s~d date~ o}%e--f~h (l/~} t~e ye~s after s~d age, e; one~f~%h (1/'5) 'th~e~years $~d ds%e~ ~d one~flfth (1/~} fe~r years af~ter said ds~e~ together ~Tith ir~%eres% fr~. that date at coLsctio~ ~ case of default ihe rate of ~ per ans~um~ a~d. ~asonS~le a%,tor~eys fees a~J all costs of ~ ~' centempl~r~6~ to be assessed ag~nst That the tot~ propo~:,ienate part of such ~provements that is ~ ~"~ ~ sueh o~mers ~d their res~ctive properties smd the' n~es of the m~mers o% property abutting upon s~d street~ arc. said property to he ~prov~d ~d the description of that prepe~sty m~d the sever~ amo~ts pre, posed to be assessed ag~xnst them respectively fop tsav~g ~d for ~rbs ~d gutters~ g~d the gr~x! total the~of~ which s~id ~ does no% ~d sh~.% not ii~ ~j event~ exceed (9/10) of.the est~$~ed cost off sgd improvements~ ~mcluding curbs and gutters~ is as (The eh%' ~ cost of ctm~ba ~1 getters is p~posed to be ~ , ~ ~ssessee against the respectJ~e {~'xl the ov,~ers there o o 8 8 8 8 888 8© © 0 © © Ol 0 486 8888 0 0 0 ~\ 8 8 8888 8 0 8 © 0 0 0 ~o 0 487 of the Acts of the firs% ~,,~S session of %he ~ ~- , ~,-~"~-,~ in ~he City of Universi%~ Patak, Texas~ ~,d which sai. d heaping sh~l be ...... ' ...... ~,,~.,~e~ss~a~ %o give al~ s~sdd~DePs,anS, ~ ~. :~., .R~ll .... and 'sa'~,~ ..... ~ eppoP'buni%y %e be .......... ~- ................ P~.er~4¢~s!l,e %o the validi~~ of a~V ~ssessmen% ~roposed o{}ner~e'~d in ooR~}~eo%io.n vS%h~ ~. such i~}~Drevements~, and ~oreeosed-. assessments~ supply any o;~ .... ~ ~ '~'~'~'¢~ ~sm.d to debe~}S..ne %he sm}un% of assessmenk~s and a~l o~0}ler ................ pao,~,..~e by said the~ sac{.d paving.~ ~ ~-~,~ and oPdinanee8 of the Cz~y.-~* That the Ci%y Se{sretary of the City' of Ur,~d. Yersi-~g[" Park~ Texas, is hereby directed to give notice to mmh pPoperty om~ers~ their agents or attorneys~ and to all interested ~ersons~ of said he~rins~ a~7~.~P~sc~:~Ned,, . .... ~ ~, ~ by the provisions of said pa~;ing law and oriinances of the' cr~,y~ ............. '- ................. ~ ............ y} t, ne firs% of said ~' the dat, e se% for seid hearing~ ,Said Ci'ty Se~m~e{:,,a~:~y ~a$ also maSA a copy' of said no%ice by regis{:,ePed ~.~t,,~.x.,,s to be depo~x~ed :~1 a po,si; oefiae in the Cou~I}y of D,:,~ ,~,,::~ ' ~' leash ~a ...... se% fop ~:,.-4, heaP{n% Howevep~ sa'~d no{~ ..... by re~"~s~,~a ~'{: .... shall be c~.,~tilre~ o~'~ s~nd holloa by p~.~i}lics;tien ~hall be ~'~q~ due and pPeper ....... no%~ce of said hea}i~ng~ I% ~,~,,,~,s~ ........ ~s,~.. not be necessary? ..... ~ ..... e ~,,,o any propeP~' ~%*' such pro~s~;;y owneP aP ova;ers are incoPPect, ly n,;~m~.ed oP no~. n,~ad at all sh~.l in no vd. se affec'~5 'the saAMi'ty- of %he assessm~al~,s agains'~ s%toh pPopeF~3y' hop the pPSOi~&LI ]iabili'hy againsL ~ ~ .................. c~n..:.~.o4~ 1~,,~ the desoPi~p%ion of %he propeF{3s abutting oe sald s!'Pee'h shall in a,e$ wise ' ~ ~ '- .......... lnlral'~n .....~ said '~ss ........... '~" b~.~{t iZ s}-~~ or heaP~n~s pr'nr-~,!e~ fop No ePPOP OP O}2~,~e~Otl O~ a,~t~ ~ha}tPao~j, ep ii ~,,~a;t' any assessmenb oP certift, ca~e issued in evldense {;hePgof. · ~e~ld~,d~ ho/~¢ever~ %ha% in, such eases; wheF8 pronePhCr ~, cyClical bp' more ..... ~..~,~.. ................ ~, ......... a,gain~7, ea,c h of s~-~ eersons and agains~ his ~lt, eres'h in %h~ pPoper'~.~ ~'" "4~'~" o~¢,ng an interes% %here:b% is omitted¢ '-' ' shall be a~ses.*,~,~ s,,~*.;,**~ thc 1;:Pue who%hep n.e~ed oP um:smed¢ and his or t, hefm~ interest in 'bhe propeP%y the% par'~ of the '~;,0t¢3~ assessment personal liabi!i%y of the ...... ~[ OF LNIISg. SI~[ PARK~ TEX~: h ' '} ~ ~ IT FtNTH~. ORDAINED BY T~ BOARD OF C~{ISSIONEg. S OF TP~ ~,,~..~..~, V T.sb I3m¢ ~' %h~+ seid porhion of said s{$ree'~ ~,s in ..... ~¢ }~Vl ~npePa%ive,pubtio neoessi.%y for the pPeserva!,io~l of %he public paee~ public heal'bh pPoper{~y' Pe{pliPing %bat !3he Pule Peq!aii~,nS thPee sepaPate Peadings be and the s~s~ i8 heP~sby oPdePed suspended,~ arzd 'hha~, %his or{~inanoe shall {,ake effect and be in foPoe fPom and af%eP i/~,s passage~ PASo~ A~ AP~C,!~ THIS THE SEV~T~fTH DAY OF SE?TE~,~R~ A~ D~ i%~ ~ AN ORDlt,bLN~ OF THE BOAR. D OF CO~:{ISSIO~R$ OF THE CITY OF ~[UJERSI~ PA~{~ T~S~ D~NING THE ~CESSI~Z FOR A~ ORD~ING T}~ ~/~R0~}~T OF A PORTION OF~LOVERS L~ D~EN~G T~ PORJ~ION OF SA~ STREET AS A ~PAR~ ATE DISTRECT~ DECLARING ~ PURPOSE TO AS~SS PART OF T~ CO~ OF ~ ~PRD~k~NTS AGAINST T~ ABUTTING PROP~ ERTY ~ 0~8 THE~OF; ~ D~T~fG T~ C!~' ENG~f~R TO ~ER~E A~ Flt.~ PLANS A}'~ SP~IFICATI~$~ ~ IT O~INED BY THE ~OARD OF CO}~{IS810}~RS OF THE CI~ OF UNIVERSI~f P~R.K~ TEXAS~ That this Board, flnds~ and ib does affirm~at:~..veiy ~.~;ad~ and it is 'trt~e that there the?e is he.by d~claPad to be a necessP~y for the L~:prov,e~ten't of a po~bi~a of Lovers La~e City of Up~verait~ri~~ herei~na~er described, by ~eavabiag~ gradix~g~:~ and paving the s~e, e!~ag aoneret~c'a~ m--id gutters~ drai.ns~ and the neeess,a~ wo~i~ in eo~ection there~,~th~ ~d it is hereby orde:~d tNa{s the poP%Ion of sais~ street b8 80 :lmi~roved~ LOVERS Lf~a From the soutache, as, :~,:~'~'~ '~'~ eo~,~.'~'~-~' of Douglas Street to the east l:lae of the Coo,~on Belt Railroad r,~gh't~of~.~way in '"~'~, CiLy of Un~ve~ sa%y Pa~:~ Texas~ az~d te be knee, at as D~,:t~,,,t ~Io. 10~. Seth district shaA!, be and consti't~te an L~Iepe~dent ~sa~i't of Lr~r~ment~ and the cons'brua~tie~: of said ~proveme;~'t shall be v~e!ly inde~'~dent of the consN~uction in ,tony' other dis'trlet~ The assess~ merits to be lcx~ied ia saLd District shall be levied according to the costs of the improvements in that particular Distric~:,~ smd in acoorda~ee ~d:th the benefLts ac~sP~%~ng to the property by reason of said ~apPs'~emez~'bS in tha~ pa~'ti,~t~lar Dist::e./ct~ wholly independe~t~ of the cost o~ or the benefits accm~ing by reason of the f~epro~n'~,s in any other District~ O~le~te.~Bh (1/10) of the cost of such ~aprevesentS~ except for curbs and gut'ters~ sha~l be and is hersby orde~ed paid by the Ci'By o;f U~Lversiby Park~ The such t.~9rov:~ent8~ ine!ud']m~ e-t~rbs and ~c~;ters~ in said District No~ IO5 shall t~e p~d~d by the o,m~ers of the ~m.~tting pPoperby~ az~d be assessed against the abutting prope~:%y ea~d respective owners thereoff~ su~.~ assessments 'to be made ~mder the provisions of an Act o .... the L~.~.s~aNm. passed ~.,. 6~ 1927~ eh'titled "&~ Ac~5 Autheri.zl~}~g Cities Te Impro'~s Streets and All~ys~ and ~{~e Assesa~ssnts fop Smma~" sad paPti~t~'slar ly Section The portion of the nest to be assessed agaL~st the property owx~ers and their respective properties shall be paid ia five eqa~ instml3~m~s} one~ffis~'th thirth ds~$ from the date of eomplettoP~ of the work and the aceeptasnee thereof by the City of University Panic} ene~ fif~h one yemr from said dc<be~ ene~ffi:fth two~,~,~:~a ...... ~.:~ from said,~,,=~,,m~,+~ ona~ fifth three years ..... ~rom said date~ ~s~d one~f~th four ~ears frown s~id~, . date~ together ~/~Sh._ ~ ~ter.est a/c the rshe off ~ (seven pe~~.~ cent),, ~ fPo~ _ said date of aeeept,m-~ee~ pmo/vidi~ tha~ sari assessmen~,s may be paid before m.wttn~ity w~th accrued' ice, ernst to the date of p~q~%~ ~ The City Engineer is hereby dit,eeted 'to at once prepare smd file plans and~...~..~,~,~.~aem'~a~+,'~on?~,~. said -' ' ' '~ ~ wo~x~ se~,~g au% ft~Ay di:ffferez~t standard ,~ater~al~ and classes of S~ PA~S~ A~ APPROVED T~$ T~ S~rE~T}~TH DAY OF SEPT~,~BER~ ~}~ ORDINAN~ OF T~ BOARD OF CO~,~,{!S~ONERS OF T~'~ C~Y OF ~IV~SITY P~RK~ TEXAS~ DET~}~N~!G T}~ NE~SS!~ FOR ANn ORDERING T~ B{~O~ OF A PORTION OF i.~.~ DEFIN~G T~ PORTION OF SA~ STREET AS A DIS~tCT~ DECLARING T~ PURPOSE ~ ,AS~SS PART OF T~ COST OF T~ ~~S AGAINST T~ AB~TYi~G PROPERTY A~ O$~RS T~R~ ~ DIRECTING THE C~ ~GIN~ TO P~PA~ ~ FI!~ PLANS A~D S~CIFIC~TIONS~ ~ IT O~AI~.~D BY T~ BOARD ~ CO}~{~!SSIONERS OF T~ CITY OF ~]~.$!TY PARK~ ~, ................. Th~i:~ ~his Beard fi,nx[%~ and ii does affim}~s~tiveiy fimd~ m'~d i~t is true thai, there is and there 489 L~EH,.S L/~}~ B'~i!:'~g thaA poP%ion of Lovers Lau, e %~P~ tntePseetion of 't~'~e v,es'~ t,zm; of ~eston ~' AT. ST: --/'/ /,;':>*"S/ CITi CLERK OF ~T~S~ PA~, ~AS, FIN~ ACCEPTING T~ ~ OF T~ ~Y IN BL~K ~ OF ~I~SITY ~GHTS ~DITION NO. ~ DESIGNAT~ ~ DISTRICT NO~ lO~, IN T~ CI~ OF ~S~ P~K, ~ O~ING T~ ~SU~ TO ~E CON,RUCTION COMP~Y~ CO, ACTOr, OF T~ ICATES OF S~I~ ~SS~T AGA~ST L~ 5~ IN SA~ BL~K~ ~ING ON S~D ~Y, ~ T~ O~ER T~OF~ ~ DECL~- ING ~ ~GENCY. ~ IT O~N~ ~ T~ BOA~ OF CO~ISSIO~S OF T~ CITY OF ~IV~SITY P~K, TE~: THAT~ .~~ on the S~h d~ of Au~st~ A. D. 19~5, a ~itten contract was entered ~to by and between t~ City of University P~k, Te~s, ~d UV~de ConstructionC~p~ to. ~prove_ the A~ey in Bl~k of University He~hts ~dition No. ~ being the ~ey no~h of Southwestern Bo~evard and South of Gree~rier Street~ fr~ t~ east li~ of Preston ~ad to the west l~e of Pic~ck L~e, ~ the City of University Park, Te~s, ~o~ as Di~rtct No. l~ snd ~~ on the forth 'd~ of Se~e~er, A. D. 19~5, a fin~ assessment ord~ce was p~sed, lev~g ~ ~sessment aga~st said lot, ~d the o~er thereof, abutti~ upon said ~eY~ for the ~o rata share of the co~ of such ~ley chargeable aga~st such property ~d the owner thereof. NOW, T~ORE, BE IT 0~~ ~ T~ BO~ OF CO~SSIO~S OF T~ CITY OF ~IV~S~Y PA~, T~AS: 1. T~t the ~provement of the a~ey in Block ~ of University Heights ~tion No. berg the alley no~h of Southwestern Bo~ev~ ~d south of ~enbrier Street~ ~m the east l~.e of Preston ~ad to the ~ ~ne of ~ck L~e, ~ the City of U~versity Park, ~o~ as District No. 10~ h~ been ~y ~d f~y completed by Uvalde Const~ction Comp~ ~ fu~ comp~ce with C ' the contract between the City of U~versity Park ~d s~d Uv~de onstruct~on Compaq, ~d that ~prov~ents be ~d are hereby f~y ~d fin~ accepted by s~d City. 2. That the ftn~ estate due by the City of U~versity Park to Uv~de Const~ction Comp~ for the ~ovement of sa~ ~ley be and is hereby ord~d paid to ~de Const~ction Comps. 490 3. That the certificate of specisl assessment evidencing the liability of such property owner in the form required by said contract and the final assessment ordinance heretofore passed by the City of University Park, be and is hereby ordered issued, executed by the Mayor of the City of University Park, and delivered to Uvalde Construction Company. PASSE~ A~) A~OV~3 THIS THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1945. ATTEST ~ITy CIERK AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CO~ISSION~'qS OF THE CITY OF b$,~IVERS ITY PAi~, TEXAS ~ DETEPJ~INING THE NECESSITY FOR AND OPd)ERING THE I~ROVEMENT OF A PORTION OF~/PICKWICK LANE; DEFINING THE POR- TION OF SAID STREET AS A SEPARATE DISTRICT; DECLAP~G THE PURPOSE TO ASSESS PART OF THE COST OF THE I~IPROVE~,~NTS AGAINST THE ABUTTING PROPERTY AND O~4rRrERS THPP~EOF; AND DIRECTING THE CITY ENGINEER TO PEEPAEE AND FILE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BO/d°d) OF CO};~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNiV~SITY PARK, TEXAS: That this Board find, and it do~s affirmatively f~d~ and it is true that there is, and there is hereby declared to be, a necessity for the. improvement of a portion oflPickwick Lane v~thin the City of University Park, as hereinafter described, by excavating~ grading and paving the same, including concrete curbs and gutters, drains, and the necessary work in co~mection there~ith, and it is hereby ordered that the portion of said street be so Lmproved~ to-wit: PICKabaCK LANE: From the south line of the permanent, pavement on Southwestern Boulevard to the north line of the pernmnent pavement on Bryn Mawr Drive, in the City of University Park~ Texas, and to be lauown as District No. 106. Such district shall be and constitute an independent unit of improvement, and the con- struction of said improvement shall be wholly independent of the construction in any other district. The assessments to be levied ~_u said District sha~ be levied according to the costs of the improve- merits in that particmlar district and in accordance with the benefits accruing to the property by reason of said improvements ~ that particular district, v~olly independent of the cost of or the benefits accruing by reason of the improvements in any other District. One-tenth (1/10) of the cost of such improvementsz exceot for curbs and gutters, shall be and is hereby ordered paid by the City of University Park. '~'he re~aining portion of the entire cost of such improvements, including curbs and gutters, in said District No. 106 shall be paid by the owners of the abutting property, and be assessed against the abutting property and respective owners thereof; such e~sessments to be made under the provisions of an act of the Legislature passed June 6~ 1927, entitled "An Act Authorizing Cities To Improve Streets and Alleys, arH Make Assessments for Same"~ and particularly Section 7 thereof° The portion of the cost to be assessed against the property owners and their respective properties shall be paid in five equal installments; one-fifth thirty days from the data of comple- tion of the work and the acceptance thereof by the City of University Park; one-fifth one year from ssid date; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date; and one-fifth four years from said date, together with interest at the rate of 7% from said date of acceptance, providing that said assessments may be paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date of payment o The City Engineer is hereby directed to at once prepare mud file plans and specifications for said work, setting out fully different standard materials and classes of work. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE NINETEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 19~5. ATTEST: /~ . 1/~ // CITY CLERK \ 491 RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~v~SSIOi,~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK~ TEXAS, APPROVING THE PLANS AND SPECIFI- CATIONS FOR THE I~ROIrE}gENT OF~ A PORTION OFf PICD, E[CK LANE, DESIGNATED AS DISTRICT NO. 106~ IN THE CITY OF UTfIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF C05BgISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIFKRSITY PARK, TEXAS: THAT, ~/~REAS, the City Engineer has prepared and filed plans and sl~cifications for the izm~rovement of a po~%ion ofl Pickwick Lane in said city, as directed by an ordLnance heretofor~ passed and approved, to-wit: PIC~gICK LANE: From the south line of the permanent pavement on Southwestern Boulevard to the north line of the permanent pavement on Bryn Mawr Drive;_ in the City of University Park, Texas and to kuo-~ as DistrictNo. 106, . ' by excavating, grading, filling, paving, and the construction of curbs and gutters, has presented the same to the-Board of Commissioners for approval and adoptionl and ¥~TEREAS, said plans and specifications having been carefully considered by the Board of Commissioners, the same are hereby approved and adopted as the plans and specifications for said improvements, and the City Secretary is hereby directed to obtain bids therefor and submit the same for the consideration of the Board at a regmlar meeting of the Board of Con~nissioners at 7:30 P~ N. on Nonday, December 17, 19~5~ at which time such bids will be opened to be tabulated and inspected and a contract awarded o ATTEST: This Resolution shall take effect from and after the date of its passage° PASSED A}O APPROVED THIS THE NINETEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 19~5. AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CO~[ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, REGULATING TR.~FIC IN SAID CITY REQUIRING OPERATORS TO BRI~NG ALL VEHICLES ~7OVING NORTHEASi%~;ARD ON DOUGLAS TO A FUIiL STOP AT THE SOUTH TIP OF THE TRIANGULAR PARK ~'~ICH INTERSECTS DOUGLAS AVENUE A~D ~.{cFARLIN BOULE~ARD BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ENTER THE INTERSECTION OF }~cFARLIN BOULEVARD ~%ND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COmmISSIOneRS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT stop sign be placed on Douglas Avenue at 'the south tip of the triangular ps~k which intersects Douglas and l'lc arl~ Boulevard within the City of University Park, and that all oersons while operat- ing an automobile, motorcycle~ bicycle, t~ck or other vehicle~ be and they are prohibited from pro~ ceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed onto or across ll~Farlin Boulevard without having first then and there brought and caused such vehicle~ or other vehicle, to come to a full and co;~;plete stop, at said stop sign, and thus remain stopped ~ntil such vehicle could be safely driven onto ~cFarlln Boulevard '~_thout coming into contact or collision with any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or o'ther object. &nyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction~ be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred Dollars ($100). This ordinance shall be effective immediately after its passage and publication as required by law, and if amy part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall never-the~less be effective o PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE NINETEENTH DAY OF NOVEI~.~ER, A. D. 19~5. RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COlgfISSIONE]~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PkRK~ AUTHORIZING, PLACING, MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF A STREET LIGHT AT THE CORNER OF GLENI'fICK LANE AND AR3.~STRONG BOULEVARD. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~{ISSIO~[ERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVKRSITY PAPJ(, TEXAS: That under and pursuant to a contract with DaLlas Power & Light Company for street lighting services as authorized by a resolution now of record in Volume 2, Page ~4, of the Ordinance Records of this City, there be installed forthv~th and thereafter maintained and operated a street light at the following intersection: GLENTfICK LANE AND APJ~STRONG BOULEVARD PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE NINETEENTH DAY OF NOVE~ER, A. D. 19~5. ATTEST: /' , / / CITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE RELEASING A CERTA~Y PAVING LIEN AND DEBT ARISING OUT OF THE PAVING OF PRESTON ROAD. BE IT ON)AINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~IISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That such lien and indebtedness as was created and arose out of that certain ordinmnce passed and approved the 18th day of September, 192&~ and recorded in Volu~ 2515, Page 6[~1, of the Deed Records of Dallas County, Texas, levying an assessment for the payment of a part of the cost of Lmproving a portion of Preston Road designated as District No. 93~ in the City of University Park, and all pre- ceding and supporting ordinsmces ~lth reference to the paving of Preston Road from Lovers Lane to tb~ Northwest Higk~ay be a~l it is hereby released insofar as applicable to and chargeable agsinst the follo~rlng but only the follov~ng person and property in University Park, for which payment is hereby acknowledged: Frank Diffey Lot lO,Block 3~ Idlev~ld Addition This ordinsnce shall be mud serve as a full and final release of the lien and debt above described and the City Clerk shall forthwith cause a certified copy of this ordinance to be recorded in the Deed Records of Dallas County, Texas, to evidence the payment in full of the said charge and the release of said lien. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE T~,~NTY-$IXTH DAY OF NOVEmbER, A. D. 19A5 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PAY~T OF A PORTION OF THE COST OF IMPROVING CERTAIN PUBLIC WAYS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CO~NISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized, empowered and instructed to pay from the funds of the City of University Park the lesser off (a) tej percentum of the total reason- able cost of improving all streets between Colgate Avenue and Northwest Highway within this City or (b) the cost of improving the intersections of such streets and that there be end there is hereby appro- priated from the General Fund so much as may be required to pay such cost for construction during the current fiscal~ year. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF NOVEMBEr, AN ORDINANCE ORDERING AN ELECTION IN THE CITY OF UNIVEP~SITY PARK, TEXAS, TO BE HELD ON THE ~ENTY-SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY 19~6, FOR THE PUR~ POSE OF SUB~TTING TO THE QUALIF~D VOTERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK FOR ADOPTION OR REJECTION THE PROPOSED CHARTER PREPARED AND FRA~O BY THE CHARTER COMMISSION HERETOFORE APPOINTED, DESIGNATING THE PLACES AT WHICH SAID ELECTION IS TO BE H~D AND APPOINTING PRESIDING OFFICERS THEREFOR, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. WHEREAS, pursuant to petitions duly filed and presented, this Board of Commissioners on the Eleventh day of June, 19&5, appointed a Commission to frame a new Charter consisting of fifteen duly qualified electors of this City; and WHEREAS, the said Charter Commission met, orgauized and duly proceeded to frame a new Charter for the City of University Park, Texas, and having completed its work on the Twenty~eighth day of November, 19~5, did thereupon sign such proposed new Charter and order that it be submitted to the qualified voters of the City of University Park, Texas, upon the question of adoption or rejection of such Charter upon the twentymsixth day of January 19~6; and WHEREAS, the said Charter Commission provided that the present Board of Commissioners shall call an election for such purpose and will ratify and confirm and make the enactment of this ordinance its act and deed, and will make such ordinance its order as well as the order of this Board of Com- missioners for such election; therefore, ~E IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: Section 1. That an election shall be held in the City of University Park on the twenty-sixth day of January 19~6~ at which the following proposition shall be submitted: SHALL THE CHARTER REPORTED TO THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, ON THE TWENTY- EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 19&5, BY THE CHARTER C(~MISSION WHICH WAS DULY APPOINTED ON THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, 19~5~ AND PREPARED SAID CHARTER, BE ADOPTED AS THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS~ AS CONTENPLATED AND AUTHORIZED BY THE CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS, INCLUDING CHAPTER 247, ACTS OF 1913, REGULAR SESSION? Section 2. Ail voters desiring to adopt the Charter so prepared and reported by the Charter Commission shall vote "yes" and all voters opposed to its adoption shall vote "no." Section 3. The polling place shall be at the Fire Station in the City Hall at 3800 University Boule- vard in University Park, Texas, and the presiding officers of said election shall be: H. H. GUICE R. CRAIG DUNLAP MRS ROGER K. HARLAN EWING ~OSELEY MRS. WILSON PEAVY PRESIDING JUDGE ASSISTANT JUDGE CLERK CLERK CLERK Section &. The said election shall be held under the provisions of Chapter 24 of Acts of 1913, Regular Session, and be governed by the general laws of the State of Texas, regulating general elections when not in conflict with the said act of 1913~o Section 5. The following notice shall be posted in three places within this City and published in three issues of the Park Cities News, the date of first publication being not less than thirty f~ll days from the date of the election. NOTICE OF CHARTER ELECTION TO BE HELD IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, ON JANUARY 26~ 19~6. An Election will be held at the Fire Station in the City Hall, at 3800 University Boulevard in the City of University Pa~, Texas, on the twenty~-si~h day' of January, 19/~6, submitt~g to the qualified voters of said City for determination the proposition: / SHALL THE CHARTER REPORTED TO THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVER- SITY PARK, TEXAS, ON THE TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1945, BY THE CHARTER COMMISSION WHICH WAS DULY APPOINTE~ ON THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1945, AND PRE- PARED SAID CHARTER, BE ADOPTED AS THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ~IVERSITY PA~K, TEXAS, AS CONTE~PLATED AND AUTHORIZED BY THE CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS, INCLUDING CHAPTER 247, ACTS OF 1913, REGULAR SESSION? The polls shall open at 7:00 o"clock A. M. and close at 7:00 otclock P. N., on said day with H. H. Gutce, presiding as Judge and the said election will be held under the provisions of Chapter 147, Acts of 1913, Regular Session, ~ud be governed by the General Laws of the State of Texas, regulating general elections, when not in conflict with the said Act of 1913. Those favoring the adoption of the said Charter shall vote "Yes" and those opposed shall vote "Nco" A copy of the ordinance calling the election and of the proposed Charter may be inspected at the office of the City Clerk and a copy of the proposed Charter has been sent to each qualified elect or. EXECUTED THIS THIRTW~.NTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 19~5. APPROVED BY CHARTER COMMISSION CHAIRMAN', CHARTER CO~,{ISSION. ~ Section 6. The fact that the proposed Charter if adopted is intended to be effective for the election of the Governing Body to be elected on the first Tuesday in April, 1946, and that this City now has no Charter and a petition heretofore presented indicates a substantial public interest in the submission of a new Charter creates an emergency and an imperative public necessity for the suspension of the rules requiring ordinances to be read upon more than one d~ and for the ~immedtate taking effect of this ordinance, and such rules are hereby suspended, and it is ordained that this ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its passage and approval. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1945. C0 issi0' ' COMMISSIONER APPROVED: CHAIEMAN CHARTER coMMISS~O~ NOTICE OF CHARTER ELECTION TO' BE HElD IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, ON JANUARY 26,' 1%6o An lectlon will be held at the Fire Station in the City Hall at 3800 University Boulevard in the City of University Park, Texas~ on. the twenty-sixth day of January, 19~6, submitting to the qualified voters of said City for determination the proposition: SHALL THE CHARTER REPORTED TO THE BOA~ OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVER- SITY PARK, TEXAS, ON THE TV~2~rY~EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMEER, 19&5, BY THE CHARTER CON~[ISSION ¥~ICH WAS DULY APPOINTED ON THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, 19&5, AND PREPARED SAID CHARTER, BE ADOPTED AS THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, AS CONTEMPLATED AND AUTHOR- IZED BY THE CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS, INCLUDING CHAPTER 147~ ACTS OF 1913, RF~AR SESSION? The polls shall open at 7:00 o~clock A. X. and close at 7:00 o~clock P. M., on said day with H. Ho Guice, presiding as Judge and the said election will be held under the provisions of Chapter 1~7, Acts of 1913~ Regular Session, and be governed by the General Laws of the State of Texas, regulating general elections, when not in conflict with the said. Act of 1913. Those- favoring the adoption of the said Charter shall vote "Yes" and those opposed shall vote "Noo" A copy of the ordinance calling the election and of the proposed Charter m~ be inspected at the office of the City Clerk and a copy of the proposed Charter has been sent to each qualified elector. EXECUTED THIS THIRTEENTH DAY OF DECE~ER, A. Do 19~5o APPROVED BY CHARTER COMMISSION Chairman Charter Commissto~ AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CO~ISSICN~RS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, DETERMIh~NG THE NECESSITY FOR AND ORDERING THE I~.~ROVEM~T OF A PORTION OF ~[LTON AVENUE; (No. 107) DEFINING THE PORTION OF SAID STREET AS A SEPARATE DISTRICT; DECLARING THE PURPOSE TO ASSESS PART OF THE C08T OF THE IMPROVEMENTS AGAINST THE ABUTTING PROPERTY AND OV~ERS THEREOF; AND DIRECTING THE CITY ENGINEER TO P~EPARE AND FILE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~.~[SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: · That this Board find, and it does affirmatively find, and it is true that there is, and. there is hereby declared to be, a necessity for the improvement of a portion of Milton Avenue within the City of University Park, as hereinafter described by excavating, grading and paving the same, including concrete curbs and gutters, drains, and the necessary work in connection therewith, and it is hereby " ordered that the portion of said street be so improved, to-wit: MILTON AVENUE; From the end of the present, permanent paving. east to Colt Road, in the City of University Park, Texas, and to be known as District No. 107. Such district shall be and constitute an independent unit of improvement, and the construction of said improvement shall be wholly independent of the construction in any other district. The assess- ments to be levied in' said District shall be levied according to the costs of the improvements in that particular district and in accordance with the benefits accruing to the property by reason of said improvements in that particular district, wholly independent of the cost of or the benefits accruing by reason of the. improvements in any other District° One-tenth {l/lO) of 'the cost of such improvements, except for curbs and gutters, shall be and is hereby ordered paid by the City of University Park. The rem_al ning portion of 'the entire cost of such imprevements, including curbs and gutters~ in said District No° lO? sh~ll be paid by the ovmers of the abutting property, and be assessed against the abutting property and respective ov~ers thereof; such assessments to be made under the provisions of an Act of the Legislature passed / June 6, 1927, entitled "An Act Authorizing Cities To Improve Streets and Alleys, and Make Assessment.~ for Same," and particularly Section ? thereof. The portion of the cost to be assessed against the property owners and their respective properties shall be paid ~ five equal installments; one-fifth thirty .days from the date of comple- tion of the work and the acceptance thereof by the City of University Park; one-fifth one year from said date; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date; and one-fifth four years from said date, together with interest at the rate of 7% from said date of acceptance, providing that said assessments may be paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date of payment. The City Engineer is hereby directed to at once prepare and file plans and specifications for said work, setting out fully different standard materials and classes of work. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1945o ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK FINALLY ACCEPTING THE IMPROVE~ENT ON BALTIMORE DRIVE FROlf THE NORTH LINE OF PRESENT PAVING ON PURDUE STREET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF ALLEY NORTH OF SOUTW;~STERN BOULEVARD, TO BE ~2~OWN AS DISTRICT #99, IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, AND ORDERING THE ISSU- .~,I'CE TO UVALDE CONSTRUCTION CO_%~ANY, CONTRACTORS, OF THE CERTIFICATES OF SPECIAL ASSESS~,~NT AGAINST THE P~OPERTY O~ERS ON SAID PORTION OF SAID STREET AND DECLARING AN R~RGENCY. EE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CONNISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That, whereas, on the 7th day of May, A. D. 19~5, a written contract was entered into by and between the City of University Park and Uvalde Constr~tction Company to improve Baltimore Drive from the north line of present paving on Purdue Street to the south line of alley~ north of Southwestern Boulevard, to be known as District #' 99 in the City of University Park; and, WHEREAS, on the ~th day of June, A. D. 194~,. a final assessment ordinance was passed, levying an assessment to cover their prorata of the cost of said improvements against all property owners on said portion of said street; N~¥, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOAY~] OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIV~SITY P~: 1. That the improvements on Baltimore Drive from the north line of present paving on ' Purdue Street to the south line of alley north of Southwestern Boulevard, have been fully and fi~-l]y completed by the Uvalde Construction Company in full compliance with the contract between the City of University Park and said Uvalde Construction Company, and that said improvements be and are hereby fully and finally accepted by the City of University Park. 2. That the certificates of special assessment evidencing the liability of all property owners abutting on said portion of said street in the form required by said contract and the final assessment ordinance heretofore passed by the City of University Park, be and hereby ordered issued, executed by the Mayor of the City of University Park, and delivered to Uvalde Construction Company. 3. That, whereas, the fact that said portion of said street was in such urgent need of , repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the immediate preservation of the public health, safety and property which requires that the rule requiring three several re~adings be suspended, and that this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED ~ND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENT~TH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1945. / . ATTEST: ~,/ ,: : / // CITY CLERK 497 888888 ~oo~o o o o o ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK FIN~TJy ACCEPTING THE II~PROVEMENT ON WESI~,~ICK ROAD FRON THE NORTH LINE OF UNIV~SITY BOULEVARD AS PRESENTLY IMPROVED TO THE NORTH LINE OF THE ~LLEY N~TH OF UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD, AND TO BE KNO¥CN AS DISTRICT NO. lO1, IN THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY'PARK AND ORDERING THE ISSUANCE TO UVALDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, CONTRACTORS, OF THE CERTIFICATES OF SPECIAL ASSESSS~NT AGAINST THE PROPERTY 0¥~ERS ON SAID PORTION OF SAID STREET LND DECLARING ~N E~E. RGENCYo HE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO~SSIONHES OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That, whereas, on the llth day of June, A. D. 19~5, a written contract was entered into by and between the City of University Park and Uvalde Construction Company to improve Westwick Road from the north line of University Boulevard as presently improved to the north line of the alley north of UniverSity Boulevard, and to be knovn~ as District No. lO1 in the City of University Park; and, WHEREAS, on the 2nd day of July A. D. 19&5, a final assessment ordinance was passed, levy- ing an assessment to cover their .prorata of the cost of said improvements against all property owr~rs on said portion of said street; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT OPOAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: 1. That the improvements on Westwick Road from the north line of University Boulevard as presently improved to the north line of the alley north of University Boulevard, have been fully aud finally completed by the Uvalde Construction Co~pany in full compliance with the contract between the City of University Park and said Uvalde Construction Company, and that said improvements be and are hereby fully and finally accepted by the City of University Park. 2. That the certificates of special assessment evidencing the liability of all property owners abutting on said~portion of said street in the form required by said contract and the final assessment ordinance heretofore passed by the City of University Park, be and hereby ordered issued, executed by the Mayor of the City of University Park, and delivered to Uvalde Construction Company. 3. That~ whereas, the fact that said portion of said street was in such urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the ~mmediate preservation of the public health, safety and property which requires that the rule requiring three several readings be auspended, and that this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from ~and after its passage. CITY CLERK PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF DECE?~ER, A. D. 1945. / ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSION,S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK FINALLY ACCEPTING THE INPROVEI.~NT ON MARQUETTE AVENUE FRDM THACKERAY TO' TURTLE CREEK, AND ON TURTLE CREEK BOULEVARD FRO~{ COLGATE AVENUE TO THE kLLEY NORTH OF MARQUETTE AVENUE, IN THE CITY OF UNIV- ERSITY PARK. ~E IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONEHS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That, whereas, on the 30th day of April, 19&5, a written contract was entered into by and between J. Fred Smith and N. D. Bobbitt and Uvalde Construction Company to improve Marquette Avenue from Thackeray to Turtle Creek, and on Turtle Creek Boulevard from Colgate Avenue to the alley north of Marquette Avenue, in the City of University Park~ and, NOW, THEEEFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSION~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: 1. That the improvements on Marquette Avenue from Thackeray to Turtle Creek, and on Turtle Creek Boulevard from Colgate Avenue to the alley north of Marquette Avenue, have been fully ~nd finally completed by the Uvalde Construction Company in full compliance with the contract between Jo Fred Smith and M. D. Bobbitt and said Uvalde Construction Company, and that said improvements be and are hereby full~ and finally accepted by the City of University Park. 2. That, whereas, the fact that said portion of said street was in such urgent need of repair creates an emergency and imperative public necessity for the immedihye preservation of the public health, safety and property which requires that the rule requiring three several readings be suspended, and that this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. P~SED APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTEenTH DAY OF DECENB_~, AND / I A.D 95. e e o BO0 AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF ~R~IVE~ITY PARK, REGULATING TRAFFIC IN SAID CITY REQUIRING OPERATORS TO BRING ALL VEHICLES i(OVING EAST AND WEST ON HAYNIE AVENUE EXTENSION TO A FUL~ STOP BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ENTER HAYNIE AVENUE ON THE EAST END AND BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ENTEE TURTLE CREEK BOULEVARD ON THE V~ST END OF SAID HAYNIE AVENUE EXTENSION AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIO~ LATION THEREOF. BE IT O~DAINED BY THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONeRS OF THE CITY ~F UNIVERSITY PARK: That stop sium be placed on each~end of Haynie Avenue Exbension within the City of Univer-I sity Park, and that all persons while operating an automobile~ motorcycle, bicycle, truck or other vehicle, be and they are prohibited from proceeding or permitting such vehicle to proceed onto or across H~nie Avenue from the east end or onto or across Turtle Creek Boulevard from the west end with- out having first then and there brought and caused such vehicle, or other vehicle, to come to a full and complete stop, at said stop sig ns, and thus remain stopped until such vehicle could be safely driven onto Haynie Avenue from the east end of said Haynie Avenue ExtensiOn, or until such vehicle could be safely driven onto Turtle Creek Boulevard from the west end of said Haynie Avenue Extension, without coming into contact or collision with any other vehicle, if any, or with any person or other object. Anyone violating any part of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor~ ~nd shall be subject to a fine in any sum not to exceed One Hundred Dollars ($100) This ordinance shall be effective immediatel~v after its passage and publication as required by law, and if any part thereof be held to be invalid, the remaining portion thereof shall never-the~less be. effective. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. Do 1995. AN ORDINANCE RESCINDING REPEALiNG'AND CANCELLING ALL ORDINANCES AND CONTRACTS RELATING TO THE PAVING OF DUBLIN STREET FROM LOVE~S LANE TO UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That that certain "Ordinance of the Board of Commissioners of the City of. University Park, Texas~ determining the necessity for aud ordering the improvement of a portion of Dublin Street; defining the portion of said street as a separate district, declaring the purpose to assess part of the cost of the improvements against thw abutting property and owners thereof; and directing the city engineer to prepare and file plans and specifications," passed and approved on the sixteenth day of July 1945, and recorded Volume A, Page ~6~, of the Ordinance Records of University Park and each and every ordinance, resolution and contract passed, adopted or executed with reference to the paving of Dublin Street from University Boulevard to Lovers Lane be and they and each and all of them are hereby repealed, rescinded, cancelled and rendered entirely ineffective. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS SEVENTEENTH DAY. OF DECEIVER, A. D. 19~5o ORDINANCE ABANDONING AND CLOSING GRASSMERE LANE FRON THE EAST LINE OF DOUGLAS AVENUE TO THE ~T LINE OF VfESTCHESTER DRIVe. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CO}~qiSSICNERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: That the area now designated as Grassmere Lane, in this City, from the east line of Douglas Avenue to the west line of Westchester Drive be and it is hereby abandoned aS a public way, highway and street and ordered closed. ~ITY CLERK AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AN ORDINANCE REGULATING DELIVERY OF .INFL~ LE LIQUIDS AT NIGHT. BE IT oRDAINE~ BY THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK: THAT that certain ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE HANDLING AND STORAGE OF GASOL!k~, VOLATILE .'~D INFLA~RiABLE LIQUIDS; PROHIBIT- ING THE HANDLING AND STORAGE OF SUCH LIQUIDS IN SALE QUANTITIES IN THE CITY OF UN/~ERSITY PARK BETVfEEN THE HOURS OF 7:00 P. M. and 6:00 A. Mo CENTRAL STANDARD TI3~ AND FIXING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE. PASSED AND APPROVED the first day of May, 1939, be and it is hereby repealed. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF DECE!~ER, A. D. 1945. / CITY. CLERK AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COmmISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, CREATING A FLRE LANE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE NORTH LANE OF UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD FROZ~ PARK STREET %'~ST TO PRESTON ROAD, PROHIBITING THE PARKING OF ANY VEHICLE ALONG SAID FIRE LANE AT ANY TIME AND PROVIDING A PENALTY. · WHEREAS, the south side of the north lane of University Boulevard from Park Street west to Preston Road has not sufficient width to permit parking of vehicles thereon and the passage of fire engines nor sufl~icient width to accommodate large amount of traffic on said street, mud it is dangerous to pedestrians on said street that parking of vehicles be permitted thereon; NOW, THEREFORE~ BE IT ORDERED~ B~ THE BOARD OF GO~fISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY TEXAS: I THAT a fire lane, as defined in an ordinance of the City of University Park, Texas, adopted Nay 4~ 1931, regulating the ranking and parking of automobiles, and other vehicles, is created and established on the SOUTH SIDE OF THE NORTH LANE OF UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD FROM PARK STREET WEST TO PRESTON ROAD, and all vehicles, whether automobiles, wagons, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles or otherwise are prohibited from parking on said south side of said north lane of Univer+ sity Boulevard within such limits at any time. II THAT person., firm or corporation who shall park any vehicle within said limits shall be subject to the sam~ pains and penalties set out in said ordinance of ~%y 4, 1931, and in addition thereto such vehicles so parked may be impounded and the costs incurred in such impounding be paid before such vehicle is released. This ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage and publication as required by law. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 19&5. CITY CLERK 502 HEALTH OFFICER AND FIXING HIS COMPENSATION. THAT Dro Eo p. Leeper be, and he is hereby appointed City Health Officer of the City of University Park, Texas, effective January l, 1946, to serve at the will of the governing body of this City; and THAT the compensation of Dro Leeper for such service be, and it is fixed at the rate of One Hundred and Ten Dollars ($110oO0) per month until and unless such compensation is changed by order of this governing body. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE A. O. 1995. AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CO~ISSIONEHS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS, DETERMINING THE NECESSITY FOR AND ORDERING THE Ii~PROVE~gNT OF A PORTION OF DANIELS AVENUE (No o 108); DEFINING THE PORTION OF SAID STREET AS A SEPARATE DISTRICT; DECLARING THE PURPOSE TO ASSESS PART OF THE' COST OF THE' IMPROVerS ~GAINST THE ABUTTIJ~G PROPERTY AND OWNERS THEREOF; AND DIRECTING THE CITY ENGI5~ER TO PREPARE AND FILE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS: That this Board find, and it does affirmatively find, and it is true that there is, and there is hereby declared to be, a necessity for the improvement of a portion of Daniels Avenue within the City of University Park, as hereinafter described by excavating, grading and paving the same, including concrete curbs and gutters, drains, and the necessary work in con~ nection therewith, and it is hereby ordered that the portion of said street be so improved, to-wit: DANIELS AVENUE; Beginning at the east end of the present permanent paving in Berkley Annex Addition and extending east to Coit Road, in the City of University Park, Texas, and to be known as District No° 108o Such district shall be and constitute an independent unit of improvement, and the con~ struction of said improvement shall be wholly independent of the construction in any other dis- trict, o The assessments to be levied in said District shall be levied according to the costs of the improvements in that particular district and in accordance with the benefits accruing to the property by reason of said improvements in that partictular district, wholly independent of the cost of or the benefits accruing by reason of the improvements in any other District° One-tenth (1/10) of the cost of such improvements~ except for curbs aud gutters, shall be and is hereby ordered paid by the City of University Park. The remaining portion of the entire cost of such improvements, including curbs and gutters, in said District No° 108 shall be paid by the owners of the abutting property, and be assessed against the abutting property and respective owners thereof; such assessments to be made under the provisions of an Act of the Legislature passed June 6, 19~% entitled "An Act Authorizing Cities To Improve Streets and Alleys and Make Assessments for Same", and particularly Section 7 thereof. The portion of the cost to be assessed :'against the property owners and their respective properties shall be paid in five equal installments; one-fifth thirty days from the date of completion of the work and the acceptance thereof by the City of University Park; one-fifth one year from said date; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date; and one-fifth fo~ years from said date, together with interest at the rate of 7% from said date of acceptance, providing that said assessments may be paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date ~f payment. The City Engineer is hereby directed to at once prepare and file plans and specifications for said work, setting out ful~ different standard materials and classes of work. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF DECE~,~ A~ Do 1945. ATTEST: ~ ~' { CITY CLERK 5o3 AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF CO~2{ISSICY.ERS OF TB~ CITY OF UNIVERSITY P~'~K, TEXAS, DETERMINING THE I'~CESSITY FOR J)?,~ ORDERING THE I$~fPROVE~vSNT OF A PORTION OF~ROS~ALE AVENUE~ DEFINING THE PORTION OF SAID STREET AS A SEP.,MtATE DISTRICT~ DECLARING THE ?URPOSE TO ASSESS P~dtT OF THE COST OF THE ~iPRO~VE,~,~NTS AGAINST THE ABUTT~5{G PROP~TY ~D O~.TNERS T~LEREOF; AND DIRECTING THE CITY ENGINFZhR TO P~EPfd~E ~fD FILE PLANS A~ SPECIFIC ATI ONSo BE IT ORDAIhrED Bk' THE BOARD OF CO],.~,[[SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY P/a°d{, TEXAS: That this Board find, and it does aff.zrma~.~ ely find, and it zs true that there is, ,and there is hereby declared to be a necessity for the immrovement of a sortion of!Roseda!e ~lvenue in the City o£ University Park~ as herein~ter described~ by excavating~ ~ading ~d paving the s~e taere~z~n~ ~d including concrete curbs ~d gutters~ drains~ and the necessary wo~ ~n connection ' ~'~-~ po~ tmon of said street be so i~roved~ it is hereby ordered that the ~' ' ROSEDALE AVEN~E: (south half only) From 'the east line of Lot 8, Block A, P,roximo Addition to the west line of Lot 10, Bloc~ A, Proximo Addition, Such district shall be and constitute an independent ~mit of improve.ment~ and the con- struction of said ii~provement shall be wholly independent of the construction in any other district. The assessments to be levied in said District shall be levied according to the costs of the improve- men~,s in that particular district and in accordance with the benefits accruing to the property by reason of said 5_mprovements in th~$ particular district~ 'wholly indelmendent of the cost of or the bene£its accruing by reason of the improvements in any other District. One~'tenth (l/lO) of the cost of such .~n~rovements, except for curbs and gutters, shall be and is hereby ordered paid by the City of University Park. The remaining portion of the entiz~ cost of such ~provements, includ~mg curbs and gutters~ ~n said District No. 109 shall be paid by t~ m~er of the ao~t:.ng property~ and be assessed against the abutting property ~d respective ovmers thereof; s~.cn assessment to be made reader the provisions of a~ Act of the Legislature passed J~e 6~ 192% entitled "~ Act Authorizing Cities To Improve Streets and Alleys, and M~(e Assessments for Same~" and particularly Section 7 thereof~ The potion of the cost to be assessed against ~,i~ ~ro~erty ow~,~ and oaezr respective properties shall be p~d in five equal instal~nents~ one-fifth thirty days from the date of p!etion of the wonk ~d the accept~ce thereof by the City of University Park; one-fifth one year from said dab.~ one~f~th two years from said date~ one-fifth three years from said date; and one- f~th four years from said da'te~ together with ~terest at the rate of ~ from said date of accept- ~ . ~z,,h accrued interest to the date ance~ pro~'iding that said assessment ~mV be ~ai~ before maturity "' '~ off payment. The City Engineer is he,by directed to at once prepare and file plans and specifications for said work~ setting out ful~ different standard a~terials and classes of work. ATTEST: .... CITY CI~RK AN OPfl) iN /aN CE OF THE BO~hRD OF CO.~,~,~ISSIONERS CF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY P~Z~K, TEXA$~ DETERI,~INING T~E NECESSITY FOR A~ ~ ~ ~'~ T~ PORTION OF V~STC~S~R DRP~; DEFINING T~ PORTION OF SA~ S~,T AS A ~P~ATE DISTRICT; DECL,~ING T~ PURPOSE TO ~SESS Pfb~T OF TI~ COST OF Tt~ ~,~R~}~SNTS AG~NST T~ ~UTT!NG PROPERTY ~e O,~RS THE~OF~ ~ DIRECTING TI~ CITY ENGI~ER TO PREPARE /d~D FI~ PL~S f~D SPECIFICATIONS. ~ IT O~AI~D BY Tt~ BOARD CF COI~.~ISSIOI',i~S OF T~ CI~ OF UNI~ITY P/~(~ TEXAS: That this Bo~d find, ~md it does affirmative~ find~ and it is true that there is~ and ~' ~ de ]sred to be. a ~ecesSit:;r for the imnrov~r.~ent of a portion of ~e~tcnesber Drive uner~ is hereby c.. .... _ , - ~ ..-. .... . ~ within the City off University ~ark~ as herein~ter described, by excavat~.no~ grading and paving the s~e~ including concrete curbs and gutters~ drains~ and the necessary work in co~ection there- with~ and ~:b is hereby ordered that the portion of said street be so ~nproved, to~t: ~STC~STER D~: (East ha3~ ol~y) from the south l~e off Emerson Avenue to the north line of the alley sowth of Emerson Avenue. Such district shall be and constitute an independent muit of Lmprovement, and the con- struction of said improvement m~al..~, be wholzy independent of the construction i~ any other dis~ ~r:tc~. The assessments 'bo be levied in s~d District shall be levied according to the costs of ~ne ~provements in ~nat particalar .imsvrzc's and in accordance with the benefits accr~ng to the property by reason of said ~provements in 'that particul~ district, whol4~ ~dependent of tl~ cost of or the oenez~.~s accruing by reason of th~-~ improveme:~bs in any other D' ' ' 0ne-tenty (1/10) of the cost of such improvements~ except for curbs and gutters, shall be and is hereby ordered paid by the City of University Park~ The remaining portion of the entire cost of such L:.provements~ including curbs and gutters, in said District No. 110 shall be paid by the owners of the abut'ting prope~y~ and be assessed against the abutting property and respective owners thereof~ such assessments to be ~mde under the provisions of an Act of the Legislature passed June 6~ 1927~ entitled "Yin Act Authorizing Cities to Improve Streets and Alley% and Ms~e Assessments for Same"~ and particularly Section 7 ther~Ofo The portion of the cost to be assessed against the property ovmers and their respective properties shall be paid in five equal instal]ments~ one-fifth thirdy days from the date of com~ pletion of the work and the acceptamce thereof by the City of University Park; one-fifth one year from said date; one-fifth two years from said date; one-fifth three years from said date; and one- fifth four years from said date~ together with interest at the rate of 7% from said date of accept- ance~ providing that sad~d assessment may be paid before maturity with accrued interest to the date of payment ! The City Engineer is hereby directed to at once prepare and file plans smd specifications for said work~ setting out fully different stendard materials and classes of work. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF DEC~,~ER, A. D. 19~+5. C,v~ITy ~ CLERK '~ RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO~,;~,~'ISSIONV~S OF THE CITY OF UNIVERSITY PA~(~ TEY. AS~ APPROVING THE PLANS AND SPECIFIC~'DIONS FOR THE I~,'[PROVE~NT OF A PORTION OF AVENUE, ESIONATED AS ISTRICT .NOo IN CrTY OF UNI~TERSIT~ PARK~ TEXE$ ~ IT RESOLVe) BY T~ BOARD ~sF CO}S,.~SSIONERS OF THE CITY OF UNPJERSITY THAT~ WHEREAS~ the City Engineer has prepared and filed plans and specifications for the improvement of a portion of Roseda!e Avenue in said city, as directed by an ordinance heretofore passed and approved~ to.-v6_t: RCkSEDALE AVENUE: (south half only) From the east line of Lot 8, Block A~ Praximo Addition to the west line o£ Lot 10~ Block A, Proxino Addition~ by excavating~ grading~ £illing~ paving and the construction of curbs and gutters, has presented the sam~ to the Boa~l o£ Cormmissioners for approval and adoption; and ~ s~d plus ~d st~cifications hav~g been carefully considered by the Board of Co~missionerS~ s~ are hereby approved and adopted as the plus and st~cifications for said ~provements~ and City Secretary is he.by directed to obtain bids the~or and subr.~ the s~e for the consideration of the Board at a regul~ meeting of the Board of Co~ssioners at 7:30 P. M. J~uary 7~ 19~6~ at which ' such bids ~11 be o~ned to be tabt~ated ~d inspected ~d a contract award~d~ Reso~rt Shall t~e effect frmn and after the date of its passage~ ATTEST: CITY C~K ~SOL~ION 0F T~ BOA~ OF COI~SSICN~S OF ~tE CITY ~ ~IVERSITY P~K~ TEX~ ~OVING T~ PLUS ~ SPECIFICATIONS FOR T~ ~[PROVEI~ENT OF A PORTION OF ~S~ESTER DR~fE~ DES_GNAWED AS DISTRICT ~11.0~ IN T~ CI~ OF ~fIVERSITY PA~ TEXAS. ~ IT ~SOL~ ~ T~ BO~ OF C05$SSSION~S OF THE CITY OF ~IVE~I~ P~K~ TEXAS: THAT~ ~'~~ the City Eng~eer has prepared and filed plans ~d specifications for the ~nprovemen% of a potion of Westchester Drive ~ s~d city~ as directed by ~ ordinance heretofore passed and approved t~%: V~STC~ST~ DRIVE: (East h~ only) Frmn the south ~ _~ne of Emerson Avenue to %~ north line of the a~ey south of Emerson Avenue~ by excavating~ grading~ fi!ling~ paving end the const~ction of c'~'bs end gutters~ has presented the s~e to the Board of Co~ssioners for approval and adoption; ~d W~AS~ s~d plus ~d specifications h,~y~ug been carefully considered by the Board of Co.~ssionerS~ the s~e are hereby approved and adopted as the pl~ and st~cifications for said ~provements~ and the City Secretary ~ heresy di~cted to obta~ bids therefor and sub~t the stone for the consideration the Board at a reg..ar ~eting of the Board of Co~ssioner~ at 7:30 P. M. on Monday, Jangs~y 7~ 19~+6~ at w~ch t~ such bids ~11 be op~ned to be tableted a~ mnspected ~d a contrac~ ~w~d. T~s ~solution s~ll take:effect from ~after th~ date of its passage. P~SEDATTEST: ~ ~PROVm/~LT~:~/::~/ S~N~ENTH DAY OF DECE~ER~ A. D. , C~RK