HomeMy WebLinkAboutMIN 02.09.1953 CC-R93
Georgeto«m, Texas,
February 9, 1953
The City Council met i,*t rerular session on the above d,te,
Iaa.yor J. T. Atkin presiding, the following were present: City
VRnager Lee e. ''la.ek: Alderman: J. H. Compton, N; X.Fredericson,
F. C. Smith, A. C. Woodfin, Yennie Wilcox Jr. 'ff. H. Nunn, Atty,
for the City; C. S. Sanders, assessor -collector; A. P. Pickle,
marshall; J. Frank Clark, city healh officer; I. L. Cates, Secretary.
On motion of Ald. 'yilcox, the minutes fo the previous meeting of
the Council were approved.
The reports of City Mnna.ger Lee C. "Black and accounts amounting to
040.49.were ordered paid on motion of Ald. Compton
The report of Assessor -Collector, C. S. Sanders were sppreved and
ordered filed.
THE TAX ORDINAN --Ordinance Committeeman Fredericson presented
a Tax Ordinance for the ensueing term and moved that it be read.
Alderman Smith seconded the motion which carried.
The Ordinance was read.
The aforesaid ordinance, as recorded in the Ordinance Book, contained
the emergency clause, therefore Ald. F. C. Smith made a motion that
the usual rules for passing ordinances be hereby suspended, that the
orainance be passed to its second reading, and hereafter be read by
CAption. Ald, J. H. Comrton seconded the motion, whiehrearrIed by
the following vote: Ayesy-Compton, Fredericson, Smith, ;Voodfin,
Noes --none.
Ordinance read by Caption:
On motion of Ald. Rennie '9ilcox Jr., seconded by Ald. F. C. Smith,
the ordinance passed t6'1,ts,3rd-' reading by the following vote:
Ayes --Compton, Fredericson, Smith, 7oodfin, 71ilcox. *Toes --none.
Ordinance read by Caption:
On motion of Ald. F. C. Smith , seconded by Ald. IVoodfin the
tax ordinance was passed finely, by the follo^,ing vote. Ayes --
Compton, Fredericson, Smith, Toodfin, Wilcox. '.Noes --none. The
Mayor declared the same duly passed.
The SALARYORJINKTM--Ordinance Committeeman Fredericson presented `
for the ensuing term a Balary Ordinance, and moved the same be read.
Ald F. C. Smith seconded the motion, which carried.
The Ordinance was read in full:
The above named Ordinance, as recorded in the Ordinance Book, contained
en Hmerr*ney Clauee, therefore Ald. B. C. Smith moved that the usual'I
rules for passing ordinances be hereby suspended,*and the same here-
after be readby Caption and passei to its second reading. Ald.
Compton seconded the motion, which passed. The following was the vote:
Ayes --Compton, Fredericson, Smith, ffoodfin, �ilcpx. Noes --none.
Ordinance read by Caption: Ald. 'Ailcox moved the ordinance be passed
its 3rd reading. Ald. Compton seconded the motion, which passed as
follows: Ayes --Compton, Fredericson, Smith, Woodfin, 'Vilcox. Moes --none.
Ordinance Read by Caption: Ald. Smith moved the afore said Ordinance
be finally passed. Ald. Compton seconded the motion which carried
as follows: Ayes --Compton, Fredericson, Smith, "Tilcox, Woodfin.
Noes --none. The Mayor declrre d the same duly passed.
Vayor Atkin issued a call for the regular April election, naming C. S.
Sanders as presiding Judge, which met rith Council a^proval.
No further busi e s appearing the Council Adjourn
Attest ecrearyZaydr,
^,i of Georgetown, Texas ffv4, .oraetownq Texas.