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Georgetown, Texas.
January 14, 1963
The City Council met in regular session on the above date, Mayor
R. S. Elliott presiding. The following Alderman and Officials were present,
Edward Lee Evans, Kenhie Vtiilcox, Jr,, A. We Hoyt, Jr., E. P. Miles, Doyle
Lyda, City Manager Lee C. Black, Claud Eads, City Secretary, W. K. McClain,
City Attorney, Dan Dowda, Chief of Police, Lenard McLaughlin, Fire Marshall,
Fred Knauth. Also present were Mrs. Otis Person and Miss Martha Bowmer re-
porters and Mr. Carl Doering.
Manager Black read minutes of regular meeting held December'l0th,
1962, which were approved'as read.
Manager Black read reports for the month of December and submitted
General Fund bills for approval in the amount of $554.98.
Motion by Doyle Lyda and seconded by A. W. Hoyt, Jr., that reports
be accepted and bills paid. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Manager Black presented bids for Auxililiary Stand -By Unit for
City Well No. 2.
Waukesha Engine, Type 190- GLBU 56 H.P.. $2,290.00, bid submitted
by Layne Texas Company.
Bid submitted by Capital Diesel do Industrial rachine Works,
Waukesha Engine, Type 190 GLBU 56 H. P. $2,395.00.
?lotion by Edward Lee Evans and seconded by E. P. Miles that Manager
Black be authorized to purchase above described engine from Lane Texas
Co4ipany for 42,290.00. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
AN ORDINANCE OF T'1E CITY OF GEORGETOWN, TEXAS, ZONING FOR
TRAFFIC A'TD RATE OF SPEED THEREIN, R. M. 2338, A14D DECLARING
RATE OF SPEED ON OTHER STREETS: DEFINING SPEEDING AND FIXING
A PENALTY THEREFOR; DECLARING WHAT MAY BE A SUF'FICIE�W CO,IV-
PLAI24'T IN PROCECTUIONS HEREUNDER; WITH A SAVING CLAUS AND
A CLAUSE REPEALING CONFLICTING LA4"sS AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
Motion by Edward Lee Evans and seconded by A. W. Hoyt, Jr., that Ordinance
be passed to its first reading. Following Votes, Ayes- Miles, Hoyt,
Wilcox, Lyda, Evans, Noes- None. Ordinance was read in full.
SECOND READING. Motion by Miles and seconded by Hoyt that Ordinance
contains emergency clause and that usual rules for passing be suspended
and Ordinance be read by Caption hereafter. Roll, Vote , Ayes, Miles,
Hoyt, Lyda, Evans, Wilcox, Noes - None.
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THIRD READING. Motion by Wilcox and seconded by Evans that Ordinance
be read by Caption to third and final reading. Roll Call Vote, Ayes,
Miles, Hout. Wilcox, Evans, Lyda. Hoes- None. Mayor declared Ordinance
Passed, See Ordinance Page No. - .s7ss
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GEORGFTOAN, TEXAS GRANTING
TO NATIONAL UTILITIES AND CABLE CORPORATION AND ITS
SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, A PPRMIT TO LOCATE, CONSTRUCT,
MAINTAIN, AND OPERATE A SYSTEM OF EXHIBITION OF VISUAL
AND AUDIBLE ENTERTAIMNT IN HOMES IN THE CITY OF
GEORGETOWN, TEXAS AUTHORIZING THE USE, RIGHT, PRIVILEGE,
POYVER, AND AUTHORITY TO CONSTRUCT , MAINTAIN, OPERATE,
AND REMOVE IN, OVER AND ACROSS T11E STREETS, AVENUES,
PARKiVAYS AND PUBLIC PLACES THE NECESSARY EdUIPMENT FOR
THE OPERATION OF SUCH SYSTEM IN THE CITY OF GEORGETUAN,
TEXASs PROVIDING FOR THE REGULATION THEREOF; PROVIDING
FOR THE PROPER INSURANCE AND PERMIT FEES.
SECOND READING. Motion by A. W. Hoyt, Jr, and seconded by E. P. Miles
that T. V. Cable Ordinance in the City of Georgetown, be read by Caption.
Roll call Vote as follows, Ayes, Miles, Hoyt, Wilcox, Lyda, Evans, Noes- None.
Mayor set a called meeting of the Council on the 24th, day of January to
discuss Sewer and Water Lines in North town and western portion of City.
Manager Black was instructed to have a new lease agreement prepared for
the new owners of Georgetown Auction Sales as Mr. Adams is selling his
austion sales business. The construction of a new City Hall Fire Station
and Police building was discussed.
Mayor stated that there would be meeting held by the 15 man
committee on the 17th, day of January 1963 to discuss the formulating a
charter for Home Rule Government of the City of Georgetown.
There being no further business on Motion by Hoyt and seconded
by Lyda that meeting adjourn.
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