HomeMy WebLinkAboutMIN 09.13.1965 CC-R405
Georgetown, Texas
September 13, 1965
The City Council met on the above date, Mayor R. S. Elliott presiding. The
following Aldermen and officials were present: Edward Lee Evans, Doyle Lyda,
Hubert H. Brock, A. W. Hoyt, Jr., Jay C. Sloan, Charles D. Eyeington, City Manager,
Claud Eads, City Secretary, Jesse Lozano, Fire Chief, Frank Masur, Jr, Police
Chief, Claudie Mayo, Supt. Electric Department. Also present were Drew Ballard with
KGTN Radio and James A. Rehler.
Minutes of regulir meeting held on August 99 1965 and called meeting held on
August 30, 1965 were approved ae presented. Manager's report was discussed by Council.
Motion by Brock and seconded by Hoyt that General Fund bills in the amount of
$1,242.57 be paAd. Motion carried by unaminous vote.
Motion by Hoyt and seconded by Lyda that City accept Highway Department's proposal
to light 5 intersections of I.H. 35 beginning at overpass about 2 miles North of City
limits to Overpassone mile South OfLeander Road intersection. Highway Department to
erect lights and City maintain and furnish current. City will pmrchase current on North
end from Pedernales Electric and Texas Poorer & Light on Sotuh and. Motion carried.
Motion by Brock and seconded by Hoyt that City of Georgetown employ Emzy Cooper
to collect delinquent taxes for City as per following contract. Motion carried by
unaminous vote. CONTRACT FOR COLLECTION OF DELINQUENT TAKES.
See Ordinance Book Pa$e 4,1F, .
AN ORDINANCE RENAMING CITY STREET PRESENTLY KNOPiift AS TWELFTH STREET TO
UNIVERSITY AVENUE, DIRECT CITY MANAGER TO TAKE APPROPRIATE MEASUPM TO
AFFECTUATE THE CHANGE IN NAME.
Motion by Sloan and seconded by Hoyt that above Ordiance be passed. Votes as
follows: AYES, Evans, Lyda, Brock, Hoyt, Sloan. NOES, None. Mayor declared
Ordinance passed. See Ordinance Boole.', Page4137._
Mayor set November 16, 1965 as a tenatively date to hold an Urban Renewal Grant
election. Mayor suggested that City Manager Eyeington look into the matter as to the
requirements to qualify for Urban Renewal Grants.
City Council adopted policy applicable to paving payments as follows: 15% down
payment and 18 months manimum payments.
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING MOBILE HOME AND TRAVEL TRAILER PARKS: CONTAINING
CERTAIN DEFINITIONS: REQUIRING A LICENSE AND ESTABLISHING CERTAIN LLCENSE
FEES: ESTABLISHING CERTIIN PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SAID PARKS: REGULARING
THE LOCATION OF SAID PARKSs ESTABLISHING CERTAIN RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR
THE OPERATION OF SAID PARKSs ESTABLISHING CERTAIN REQUZ MEM POR WATER,
SEWER AND ELECTRICIAL FACILITIES, CONTAINING A PENALTY: CONTAINING A SAVINGS
CLAUSE: ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Motion by Break and seconded by Hoyt that above Ordinance by Passed to first
and final reading. Ordinance read in full. Votes as follows: AYES: Evans, Brock,
Lyda, Hoyt, Sloan. NOES: None. Mayor declared Ordinance Iiaesed. Ordinance Book,.437-4`11,
PETITION FOR ANNEXATION AND FOR EXTENSION OF CITY LIMITS.
Motion by Evans and seconded by Brock that Annexation Petition of Sweetbrair
Nursing Home be accepted. Votes as follows: AYESs Evans, Brock, Lyda, Hoyt, Sloan
NOES: None. Mayor delc aced Ordinance passed. See Ordinance Book Page 412-443_/
AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING THE HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED TEERITORY TO THE CITY OF
GEORGETOWN, WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TEXAS, AND EXTENDING THE BOUNDARY LIMITS OF
SAID CITY SO AS TO INCLUDE SAID HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED PROPERTY WITHIN THE
CITY LIMITS, AND GRANTING TO SAID TEPMTORY AND TO ALL INHABITANTS, PRESENT
AMD F V27 E, OF SAID PROPERTY ALL OF M RIGHTS AND PRIZ,ILEGES OF &HM CTTIZENS
AND BINDING SAID INHABITANTS BY ALL THE ACTS AND ORIDNANCES OF SAID CITY AND
CONTAINING EMERGENCY CLAUSE:
436
Motion by Lyda and seconded by Evans that Ordinance by passed. Votes as
follows: AYES: Evans, Brock, Lyda, Hoyt, Sloan, NOES: None. Mayor declared
Ordinance passed. See Ordinance Book Page 913-445,
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE CONSTRUCTION AND MAITENANCE OF ANY WALL, FENCE
OR OTHER STRUCTURE, EXCEPTING UTILITY POLES, OR THE PLANTING, GROWTH MAINT-
NANCE OF ANY HEDGES, TREES, SHRUBS OR OTHER GROWTH UPON THE UNPAVED OR UN-
TRAVELED STRRET RIGHT OF WAY PORTIONS AND CERTAIN PRIVATE PROPERTY PORTIONS
OF CERTAIN STREET CORNERS IN THE CITY OF GEORGETOWN, IN THE INTEREST AND
FURTHERANCE OF INSURING VISION FOR TRAFFIC SAFETY: PROVIDING FOR THE PENALTY,
PROVIDING FOR OTHER ENFORCEMENT AND PROVIDING FOR SEVERANCE CLAUSE.
Motion by Lyda and seconded,by Evans that above Ordinance bp passed. Votes
as follows: AYES: Evans, Brock, Lyda, Hoyt, Sloan. NOES: None Mayor declared
Ordinance passed. See Ordinance Book Page 4.15-147 .
AN HRDINANCE DECLARING ABANDONED VEHICLES AND OTHER PROPERTY A NUSANCE AND
IMPOSING A DUTY ON POLICE TO IMPOUND CREATING A LIEN ON IMPOUNDED PROPERTY
FOR CITY, PROVIDING FOR REDEMPTION OF ABANDONED PROPERTY OTHER THAN MOTOR
VEHICLES PROVIDING FOR AUCTION SALE OF ABANDONED PROPERTY AND FOR NOTICE OF
SUCH SALE, PROVIDING FOR NOTICE OF SALE AND PROCEDURE FOR DISPOSING OF IM-
POUNDED MOTOR VEHICLES, PROFICING FOR DISPOSITION OF PROCEEDS OF SALES AND
THE KEEPING OF RECORDS ON SUCH PROPERTY.
Motion by Brock and seconded by Lyda that above Ordinance by passed. Votes
as follows: AYES: Evans, Lyda, Hoyt, Brock, Sloan. Mayor declared Ordinance
passed. See Ordinance Book Page 418-150
There being no further business on Motion by Sidon and seconded by Hoyt
meeting adjourned.
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R• S. Elliott, yor
City of Georgetown, Texas
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