HomeMy WebLinkAboutORD 86-67 - SW GTown Industrial DistrictORDINANCE' f Y
WHEREAS,
("TCS") and
certain properties
the Georgetown Railroad
owned by the Texas Crushed
Company (1GRR") are within
Stone
the
Company
Extra
Territorial
Jurisdiction ("ETJ")
of the City of Georgetown, Texas ("City"),,
and
WHEREAS, TCS and GRR have expressed a desire to establish an Industrial
District covering their property; and
WHEREAS, the formation of an Industrial District within a City's ETJ is
permitted by Section 5 of Article 970a, V®A®T®C.S.. and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Georgetown, Texas ("City
Council"), finds that the creation of such an Industrial District is in the best
interest of the City,*
NOW, THEREFORE, DE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of
Georgetown, Texas.
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In accordance with the provisions of Section 5, Article 970a, V.A®T.C.S.
there is hereby created the Southwest Georgetown Industrial District ("Southwest
District").
It is the
purpose and intent in creating the Southwest District to provide
for the orderly
and
planned development of the property located
therein in
a
manner which will
allow
for the long
term and continued economic use of
thiz
property beneficial
to both the owners and the community. The creation of this
district will
expandeds
also
provide f#;. increased local employment opportunities;
extension of • and services to
the
Section 3. Territory
SECTION 4. Time Period
This
The
Southwest District shall
consistof
all
of
thoseowned
(7)
from
the date
of its final
be
defined
to include
all
Southwest
leasehold
interests)
e`..,i • .. extend
to renew
by the
Texas Crushed Stone
Company
(TCS) and the
Georgetown Railroad
allowed by law
Company
(GRR)
lying
south
of F.M. 224-3
(also
known
as Leander
Road) and west of U.S.
Interstate Highway 35
and within
the
Extra
Territorial
Jurisdiction (F.TJ)
of the
City
of Georgetown
on the date
of
final
passage of this
ordinance* such lands
are
more
particularly
described
in
Exhibit
years from the date of
Southwest
passage i ..:
"A" which
• ' •
is
attached
described
hereto
and
made
a
part
hereof.
SECTION 4. Time Period
This
ordinance
a
define the duties
• for • period
of
f exceed seven
(7)
from
the date
of its final
passage; provided,
agreement
however,
that the City
Southwest
Councilyears
• e
e`..,i • .. extend
to renew
ordinance
•
additional
•o•
a :
allowed by law
upon such terms
and conditions
as the
City
deems
appropriate.be
Council
shall
the term
of this ordinance
or any extension
thereof,
responsibilities
the City agrees
and
bindsDuring
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to annex into its
corporateany
which will provide in
land•
by or
R
located
within
provide a
the
years from the date of
Southwest
passage i ..:
this
• ' •
District
described
in
Section
3
above.
In order to more clearly
and specifically
define the duties
and
responsibilities
of TCS, l R a .. • theCity,
,.. City Manager is.. "
hereby
directed
to enter into
negotiations with TCS and
GRR and to prepare a draft
agreement
setting forth terms a • conditions
. to the creation .
Southwest
District.
Such agreement shall be presented
to the City Council
eir
for th I
review and
consideration; the City Council
shall provide direction, guidance
and
instruction for • • any revisionsa •
who upon receiptof a
agreement
vote to approve or disapprove such agreement. Any such agreement approved
by
the City
Council
shall
as part of its
provisions clearly
identify
the
responsibilities
of all
parties a •n, support
• d
financing
of a Rural Fire Fighting District
which will provide in
part Fire
Protection
Services for the Southwest
District. Such agreement shall
also
provide a
time period not to exceed seven
years from the date of
the final
passage i ..:
this
• ' •
Wme
Notwithstanding
any provision
contained herein the agreement
required
by
Section 5
above shall
be executed
by TCS, GRR and the City by no
later than
March 31,
a
If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, or phrase of this Ordinance
is for any reason held to be unconstitutional, void, or invalid, the validity of
the remaining portions of this Ordinance shall not be affected thereb ' y, it being
the intent of th I e City Council in adopting this Ordinance that no portion
thereof, or provision or regulation contained herein shall become inoperative or
fail by reason of the unconstitutionality or invalidity of any section,
subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or provision of this Ordinance,
Section 8. Emergency
The fact that it is necessary to • ^
described public 1 ^ i public
effect change, creates a
peace, health, safety and general welfare, requiring that the Charter Rule
provides than an ordinance shall be read two (2) separate meetings of the City
Council before final passage be suspended, and that this Ordinance shall take
as a. emergency measure and :, in full • , and
after its
•
.
and it is so ordained,
READ, PASSED AND ADOPTED this II
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•
day of v)(7ja
, 1986®
CITY OF\GEORGETOWN
4
BYO
JIM COLBERT, Mayor
With the Affirmative vote of not
less than 4/5ths of the City Council
ATTEST.
(.1ty aecre
P FOR
Q
•
day of v)(7ja
, 1986®
CITY OF\GEORGETOWN
4
BYO
JIM COLBERT, Mayor
With the Affirmative vote of not
less than 4/5ths of the City Council
being the current City Secretary of the
City of Georgetown d hereby certify that theattached i#• of the City
Council of the City of Georgetown is a true and correct copy of such ordinance
adopted at a council meeting open to the public and notice of said meeting,
giving the date, place and subject thereof, having been posted as prescribed by
Article .Section 3A,
Dated this day of , 19 0
(City Seal)
City Secretary
Exhibit A
Field Notes for Industrial District
Being those tracts of land located outside the corporate limits
but within the extra -territorial jurisdiction of the City of
Georgetown, Texas, between the west right-of-way of I.H. 35
and R.M. 2243, owned or leased by Texas Crushed Stone and
Georgetown Railroad, and being located within the John
Powell, Joseph Thompson, Lewis J. Dyches and Francis A.
Hudson surveys,
Beginning at a point on the west R.O.W. line of IH -35, said point
being the northeastern corner of a tract owned by Texas
Crushed Stone and occupied by Kilo Waite Inc. and said point
being located S 18"27'18" W 258.42' from a point of tangency
on the west R.O.W. line of IH -35 located 196.5' west of
highway centerline station 993+30.62;
Thence, along said west R.O.W. of IH -35 with the following six
(6) courses:
1. S 18"27'18" W 2219.98' to a point of curvature to the
left at highway centerline station 1018+09.05;
2. along said curve to the left, having a central angle of
06"03'58", a radius of 11,659.16', a chord bearing S
15"25'19" W, 1233.82', for an arc distance of 1234.51'
to a point of tangency at highway centerline station
1030+22.270
3. S 12"23'18" W, 1113.86' to a point of curvature to the
left,,
4. along said curve to the left, having a central angle of
14"28'42", a radius of 11659.16', a chord bearing S
05"O8`57" W, 2938.37', for an arc distance of 2946.21'
to a point of tangency at highway centerline station
1070+31.74';
5. S 02"05'24" E, 615:1' to a point of curvature to the
right, being 200' west of highway centerline station
1076+46.9,
6. and along said curve to the right, having a central
angle of 35"06'1894, a radius of 1095.9', a chord bearing
S 15"27'42" W 661.0', for an arc distance of 671.4' to a
point on the west R.O.W. line of IH -35, being the
northeast corner of a certain tract purchased by
Westinghouse Electric Co. from Raymond Pearson, and
being on the common north Round Rock City Limit line and
the south Georgetown City limit line, for the southeast
corner of the tract herein described;
Thence, along said common line and the north line of said
Westinghouse tract the following three (3) courses:
1. S 86"43'0349 W 243.57' to an angle point,
2. S 87"33'53" W 722.98' to the northwest corner of said
Westinghouse tract,
3. S 87433'53" W 50.00' to the west line of the Georgetown
Railroad Company R.O.W.;
Thence, S 6"41'24" W along the Georgetown Railroad R.O.W. 580.3'
to a point for corner, said point being in the south line of
the John Powell Survey, Abstract 491 and the north line of
the E. Evans Survey, Abstract 212;
Thence, in a generally westerly course, following along the south
boundary line of the Texas Crushed Stone Company property
and the south line of the John Powell Survey, Abstract 491
with the following courses.
1. S 68"4335" W 741.52'9
2. S 69A14'36" W 19033.08'9
3. S 69"27'24" W 342.28'9
4. S 80"30'03" W 46.67, and
5. S 69"16'40" W 1786.45', to a point being the southwest
corner of the tract described herein, and said point
being one mile from the southeast corner of this tract
as described above and the limit of the City of
Georgetown's extraterritorial jurisdiction (E.T.J.);
Thence, N 87"30' W approximately 3650', to the intersection of 2
arcs describing the boundary of the City of Georgetown's
E.T.J. said arcs being defined by a one mile projection from
the western R.O.W. of IH -35;
Thence, N 06~00' E approximately 3580'and S 34"30' W
approximately 1500', town arc defined by a one mile
extension from the most southwest corner of the City limits
along RM 2243;
Thence, along a curve to the right with an 880' chord bearing N
60^50' W a radius of 5280' and a central angle of 24"30 to
a point on the southern R.O.W. of RM 2243, said point being
along the boundary of the City's E.T.J.;
Thence, along said southern R.O.W. N 83"30' E approximately 1900'
to the northwest corner of a tract belonging to Texas
Crushed Stone said tract being more particularly described
in a deed from L. G. and Merle P. Weir to A. C. Weir
recorded in Vol. 462 page 648 of the deed records of
Williamson County, Texas;
Thence, continuing along said southern R.O.W. as follows°
N 85" E, 1790.7O'9
N 81" E, 400.03', and
N 77" E, 676.29' to the westernmost limits of the City of
Georgetown along RM 2243;
Thence, following
74"43'22"
E,
to
the
left
of
17.08'
a
66"09'22"
E,
Thence,
N
N
N
Thence,
1.
2.
said City limits S 15"16'38" E, 210', N
172.39' to the point of beginnings of a curve
and following said curve having a central angle
radius of 2159.86' and a long chord which bears
643.47' for an arc distance of 645.87',
S 19" E 203.92'9
71" E 361.14'9
77" 35' E 685.05', and
18"48' W 437.83' to the
southern City limits,
along the City limits with the following six (6) courses.
N 57"35'22" E 1240.34' to the beginning of a curve to
the right,
along said curve, having a central angle of 01"57', a
radius of 11,209.16', a chord which bears N 5x''33'52" E,
381.47', for an arc distance of 381.49' to a point of
tangency;
3. N 59"32'22" E, 1477.66' to an angle point;
4. S 30"27'38" E, 190.00' to an angle point;
5. parallel with and 420.00' southerly of and normal to
said centerline of RM 2243 N 59"32'22" E, 892.30',
6. N 3V27'38" W 420' to the south R.O.W. of RM 2243,
Thence, along the southern R.O.W. of RM 2243 with the following
three (3) courses,
1. N 62" E, 6901
,
2, N 51"15' E 538.35'1
3. N 45"15' E 987' to the northeast corner of a tract
leased from Mrs. Merle Weir to Texas Crushed Stone;
Thence, along the east property line of said Merle Weir tract S
18"10' E approximately 3175' to the northwest corner of the
J. R. Barnes tract;
Thence, along the north property line of the Barnes tract
N 69"i5' E 2870' to the northeast corner of the tract
described herein;
Thence, along the east property line of the Barnes tract S 22"10'
E 283' and S 21"04' E approximately 517' to the western City
limits, said point being along the old western R.O.W. of
Georgetown Railroad;
Thence, along said western City limits as follows,
S 09"35'52" W approximately 520' to point of curvature at
the relocation R.O.W. routing the railroad under IH -35,
S 09"53'42" W approximately 650 feet, and
S 14"44'20" W, 469.2 feet to a corner;
Thence, following said City limit line S 80"42' E, 50' past the
Georgetown Railroad east R.O.W. for a total of 743.5' to the
point of beginning.