HomeMy WebLinkAboutMIN 11.09.1953 CC-R106
Georgetown, Texas
TTovember 9th, 1953 `_'
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The City Council met in regular monthly session on th:= above ante,
Ilryor J. T. Atkin presiding, the follo-,,ing, members and officials
were present; .Aldermen: u. H. Compton, '^. tr. ''redericson, -'red
8. Smith, A. C. Woodfin, Yennly '"ilcox, Jr. nfficials: Lee C. Rltck
city manager; 'N. H. Yunn, city attorney; C. S. Senders, Tax
d6sessorteotlector, A. P. Pickle, chief of Police; V. L. Cates,
secretary.
The Ifinutes of ln.st meeting of the Council were read, and on
motion of Ald. Compton, seconded by Ald. Woodfin , were approved.
Ysn�,,ger 31^ck read the usual monthly reports of the utilities
and other officirls, including the bills to be paid amounting
to $545.75. On motion of Ald Smith, seconded bit 13y Ald, i'rederieson
the reports were received end filed and recounts ordered paid.
The City Manager stated the total expense to the City of the
recent dr.mnge suit, in which the Court ruled in favor of the city,
amounted to X1902.13.. On motion of Ald. ''Vilcox, seconded by Ald.
Woodfin, approved the pryment of sr -me. -Wilcox h Wofford # 1,648.25
W. H. Nunn $125.00, Turner Engineers $ 128.88.
Cn motion of Ald. Smith, seconded by Ald. Compton the Council
voted in favor of a petition being presented to the citizens
of North Georgetown stating whether they wrnt to or do not grant
to be annexed into the city limits. This petition is in lieu
of one recently presented in which it appenred the signers,
mF.ny of misunderstood the petition.
There occuring no further business the Co+ncil rdjourned,
Payor,
y� f U orae o�rn, Texas
Attest:
Secretory,
City of Georgetown, Texps