HomeMy WebLinkAbout1986-01-07 - Regular City CouncilMINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE
CITY OF STEPHENVILLE, HELD ON
TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1986 - 7:00 P.M.
The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Stephenville,
Texas, was called to order by the Mayor with the following members
present:
Mayor: David Clayton
Councilmembers: Bob Self G. A. Swindle
Larry Hammett James L. McSwain
Wm. G. Brede Ray Reynolds
Larry Tatum
and with the following members absent: Allen Horne.
Others attending were City Administrator Kurt Ackermann, City
Secretary Joyce Pemberton, City Attorney Joseph Chandler, Assistant
City Attorney Randy Chandler, Director of Public Works Danny Johnson,
Chief of Police Doug Conner, Fire Chief Jimmy Mooney, Director of
Finance Charlene Young, Building Inspector Gary Nabors, Planning &
Inspections Coordinator Betty Chew, members of the press, and others.
ITEM I: CONSIDER FOR APPROVAL MINUTES OF THE NOVEMBER 22ND,
DECEMBER 3RD, AND DECEMBER 10TH, 1985 CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Councilman Self requested Item 5 of the minutes of the
November 22nd meeting be reviewed for a discrepancy in the
wording of the motion of that item.
Councilman Self moved approval of the minutes as written
for the December 3rd and December 22nd, 1985 City Council
meetings and hold the November 22nd minutes until they can
be checked further. Councilman Hammett seconded the motion.
The motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: All members present voted aye.
NOES: None
ITEM II: PUBLIC HEAR
IDER AN
CITY ZONI
Mayor Clayton opened the floor for a public hearing to con-
sider an amendment to the City Zoning Ordinance, Section XI(1),
"Private Club District" removing the words "the grouping of ".
THOSE IN FAVOR: None
THOSE OPPOSED: None
There being no one present wishing to address the Council
on this issue, Mayor Clayton closed the public hearing.
Councilman McSwain
private clubs. He
private clubs.
questioned the wording of "provide for"
said he did not want to "provide for"
After discussion, Councilman McSwain moved that Section XI,
Paragraph I, of the Stephenville Zoning Ordinance be
amended to read as follows:
"I. DESCRIPTION: The B -4 District is intended to apply to
private clubs providing on- the - premises consumption of
alcoholic beverages."
Councilman Reynolds seconded the motion. The motion carried
by the following vote:
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AYES: All members present voted aye.
NOES: None
CONSIDER RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING & ZONING
TO AMEND THE CITY ZONTNG ORDTNANCF. RF.AARnTNr Mnn
Mrs. Helen Martin, Vice Chairperson of the Planning & Zoning
Commission addressed the Council stating the Commission had
discussed the zoning for mobile homes, place and replace-
ment of HUD -Code and pre- HUD -Code mobile homes and manufac-
tured homes.
Mrs. Martin stated the Planning & Zoning Commission recom-
mended the City Zoning Ordinance be amended to permit
mobile homes and manufactured homes, used as residences,
only in mobile home parks or mobile home subdivisions.
Manufactured homes - structures, not used as residences, be
permitted in "Industrial Districts" with a special use
permit. Mrs. Martin said they were recommending mobile
homes and manufactured homes not be used as residences in
residential areas.
The Council discussed with Mrs. Martin the placement and
replacement of mobile homes and manufactured homes should a
home burn or otherwise be destroyed and the time limit (if
any) to be given.
After more discussion, Mayor Clayton said that under the
circumstances he was going to put this in the Planning &
Development Committee to meet with the P & Z Commission for
further discussion and report back at next meeting.
Mayor Clayton set Tuesday, February 4, 1986 at 7:00 p.m. in
Council Chambers at City Hall, 354 N. Belknap St.,
Stephenville, Texas, as the date, time, and place for a
public hearing to consider amending the City Zoning
Ordinance regarding mobile homes and manufactured homes.
IV: CONSIDER FINAL PLAT OF OAK TREE SUBDIVISION PHASE II, BEING
3.94 ACRES OF THE JARRETT MFNF.FF.F GLTRVR V _ AnCTRAr P -)n
Director of Public Works Danny Johnson addressed the
Council stating P. O. Development is proposing to develop
3.94 acres of the Oak Tree Subdivision. The preliminary
plat has been approved. This is Phase II which lies next
to the Oak Tree Apartment Complex. The are proposing to
construct a car wash and grocery store on Lot 1 which is
B -2 property. They are proposing to construct mini -
warehouse units on Lot 2. On Lot 3 they are proposing to
construct some apartments which will be an addition to the
Oak Tree Apartment Complex.
Mr. Johnson advised that Lots 1, 2, 3, Block 7, of the sub-
division are serviceable from existing water and sewer
mains. An additional fire hydrant will be required to be
installed along FM Highway 8 to serve the area with ade-
quare fire protection.
Mr. Johnson said Lot 3, Block 7, of the subdivision does
not have street or highway frontage as required by the
Subdivision Ordinance. The developer proposes to use this
lot for additional apartment units for the existing Oak
Tree Apartment Complex. The lot will be served by the
private drive that serves the existing Oak Tree Apartments
from FM Highway 8. The Planning & Zoning Commission was
agreeable to this.
Mr. Johnson pointed out that the existing 16 foot utility
easement that parallels Block 7 needs to also be designated
as a drainage and utility easement. A 16 foot drainage
easement will be required to parallel the drainage channel
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on the northern end of Lot 3, Block 7, for maintenance pur-
poses.
Mr. Johnson also advised that the Federal Insurance
Administration indicates on the official Flood Hazard
Boundary Map of the City of Stephenville that the drainage
channel running through the proposed subdivision is located
in a special flood hazard area.
The Flood Hazard Prevention Ordinance requires subdivisions
lying in a special flood hazard area to show the base flood
elevation for the area on the plat and the minimum slab
elevation for any proposed buildings. To develop property
within a special flood hazard area there are certain guide-
lines to be followed. At the time the final plat went to
the P & Z Commission, James Young, project engineer, had
not supplied enough data to them to determine if the chan-
nel size was adequate to handle the drainage. Mr. Young
brought the data in yesterday but there was not sufficient
time to study it and get back with Mr. Young on some of it.
Mr. Johnson said he did not have enough information at this
time to determine if the channel width will be adequate and
the ordinance requires the base flood elevation and the
slab elevation for the lots adjacent or in the flood hazard
area be shown on the plat which it is not, therefore, he
does not have enough information to recommend approval on
that point.
Councilman Swindle moved approval of the final plat of the
Oak Tree Subdivision Phase II upon the condition that the
following changes and staff requirements are met:
1. Additional fire hydrants to be installed along F. M.
Highway 8 to meet State Board of Insurance requirements.
2. The 16 foot utility easement that parallels Block 7 to
be designated as a drainage maintenance easement.
3. A 16 foot drainage maintenance easement to be
designated at the northern end of Lot 3, Block 7,
to parallel the 60 foot drainage channel.
4. The final plat be brought up to date on slab elevation.
Councilman Tatum seconded the motion.
Councilman Reynolds expressed concern regarding the potential
for traffic problems on F.M. Highway 8 with the increased
development of property in this area. Mr. Johnson advised
that Mr. Mark Endree with the State Department of Highways
and Public Transportation in Stephenville had suggested the
P & Z Commission and the City Council might write Mr. J. R.
Stone of Fort Worth a letter expressing the city's concern
about this highway as there is nothing in the Highway
Department's plans of widening it.
The motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: All members present voted aye.
NOES: None
Mayor Clayton asked the Traffic Study Committee to contact
Mr. J. R. Stone regarding the problem of traffic in that
area and report back at the next council meeting if possible.
CONSIDER REPLAT OF LOTS 5A AND 5B, BLOCK
STEPHENVILLE, TEXAS.
Mrs. Helen Martin, Vice Chairperson of the Planning &
Zoning Commission, addressed the Council stating the P & Z
Commission did not have any problems with the above
referenced replat and recommended approval of the replat of
Lots 5A and 5B, Block 93, City Addition.
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ITEM VII
Councilman McSwain moved acceptance of the Planning & Zoning
Commission's recommendation and accept the replat of Lots
5A and 5B, Block 93, City Addition. Councilman Hammett
seconded the motion. The motion carried by the following
vote:
AYES: All members present voted aye.
NOES: None
CONSIDER
AND BARBARA MORRISON
Mayor Clayton advised the Council that Roy Hayes, adjacent
property owner to the 8 foot alley in Block 37, Frey First
Addition, had signed a waiver to his rights to purchase a
portion of this alley. The value of the property was found
to be below $1,000.00 as per the appraisal of Dee White.
Councilman Swindle moved to sell the 8 foot alley in Block
37, Frey First Addition, to Carol and Barbara Morrison for
$150.00 as per Dee White's appraisal. Councilman Hammett
seconded the motion. The motion carried by the following
vote:
AYES: All members present voted aye.
NOES: None
Mayor Clayton read the following heading of
AN ORDINANCE DECLARING ALLEY RUNNING THROUGH BLOCK 37 OF
FREY FIRST ADDITION TO THE CITY OF STEPHENVILLE CONTAINING
.03 ACRE OF LAND TO HAVE BEEN ABANDONED AS AN ALLEY,
ORDERING THE SAME VACATED AND CLOSED, FINDING THE VALUE OF
SAID LAND AND AUTHORIZING THE CONVEYANCE OF SAME TO CAROL
MORRISON AND WIFE, BARBARA MORRISON, UPON PAYMENT OF THE
AMOUNT FOUND TO BE THE VALUE OF THIS LAND.
Councilman Swindle moved passage of the above ordinance as
read and declare the value of land to be $150.00.
Councilman Brede seconded the motion. The motion carried
by the following vote:
AYES: All member, present voted aye.
NOES: None
MELTON TO
FAIN DW
ION
Mayor Clayton said Mr. Melton recently discovered a carport
on a piece of property in which he has an interest was built
in an alley dedication. He is requesting the Council's
consideration in selling a portion of the alley to him.
Director of Public Works Danny Johnson advised the Council
there are water and sewer lines in the alley and possibly
a gas line. Mr. Johnson said he was not sure where exactly
the lines were located in the alley.
Mayor Clayton assigned this item to the Planning &
Development Committee for study and report at next meeting.
II: CONSIDER REQUEST BY MR. I
TO PURCHASE
Director of Public Works Danny Johnson addressed the
Council stating he had been talking with Mr. Decker
regarding the city's need for an easement across his pro-
perty for a sewer line to service the Spring Branch
Addition. Mr. Johnson said he and Mr. Decker have reached
an agreement on the sewer line prior to this. There are
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water, sewer, and gas lines located in Morningside Drive.
The city would need to retain a service alley through this
property. Mr. Decker would like to trade the sewer ease-
ment for the four feet of Morningside Drive. The street
dedication is not paved nor being traveled.
After more discussion, Mayor Clayton referred item to the
Planning & Development Committee to meet with Mr. Decker
and Danny Johnson to make recommendations as soon as
possible.
HEAR REPORT FROM WILLIS ENGINEERING REGARDING BIDS RECEIV
FOR SOUTH 377 BOOSTER STATION AND SOUTH LOOP WATER
TRANSMISSION LINE.
Mr. Tony Plumlee with Willis Engineering, consulting engi-
neers, addressed the Council stating:
a. South Loop Water Transmission Line: There were 16 bids
received and the bids were under their engineering
estimate of $550,000. Mr. Plumlee recommended the
Council award the bid to Rhode Pipe Co. of Hillsboro,
Texas, for $519,646.20.
Councilman Reynolds moved acceptance of the bid of
$519,646.20 from Rhode Pipe Co. of Hillsboro, Texas,
for the construction of the South Loop Water
Transmission Line. Councilman Hammett seconded the
motion. The motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: All members present voted aye.
NOES: None
b. South 377 Booster Station: There were only two bids
received and both were extremely over their estimate of
$350,000. Mr. Plumlee said Myron Weir with Willis
Engineering, Danny Johnson, and the low bidder, Jay -Mar
Corp. of Denton, Texas, and reviewed the bid. They found
large sum of money in one portion of the bid that they
could not justify. In lieu of these findings and in
lieu of receiving only two bids, Mr. Plumlee recom-
mended the Council reject all bids and put the South
377 Booster Station out for bids again.
Councilman Swindle moved to reject all bids on the
South 377 Booster Station. Councilman Tatum seconded
the motion. The motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: All members present voted aye.
NOES: None
Councilman Hammett moved to authorize Willis
Environmental Engineering, Inc. to advertise for bids
on the South 377 Booster Station. Councilman Brede
seconded the motion. The motion carried by the
following vote:
AYES: All members present voted aye.
NOES: None
ITEM X: HEAR PROPOSAL FROM MR. CHUCK SMITH REGARDING OPERATION
OF TRANSFER AMBULANCE SERVICE.
Mayor Clayton advised the Council that there has been some
discussion on this issue and Mr. Smith said he would talk
to the committee before bringing it to the Council.
Mayor Clayton referred this to the Public Health & Safety
Committee for study and recommendations.
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ITEM XI: CONSIDER RESOLUTION FOR BACK ASSESSMENT OF OMITTED PROPERTY
FROM TAX ROLLS.
Director of Finance Charlene Young addressed the Council
stating the back assessment of omitted property from tax
rolls means that, for instance, if a person's residence was
left off the tax rolls for two -three years, the City would
be able to collect taxes for those back years. Jennifer
Schlicke has requested the City to say how far back to
assess for the City. The State Property Tax Code states it
should go back ten years on real property and two years on
personal property. Mr. Chandler has prepared a Resolution
to this effect, if the Council so desires.
Mrs. Young advised that the statutes mandate the Chief
Appraiser to put said property on the tax rolls and the
C.A.D. Office said they would put it on the rolls. The
County Tax Office advises that just because it is on the
tax rolls, if an individual entity wishes not to have state-
ments sent out on said propety, then that entity can tell
them not to send out statements.
Mayor Clayton read the following Resolution which, if
passed, would remove any question in the matter and the
City would not be in a position of losing this right to
have such property back assessed in the future:
RESOLUTION NO. 1985 -1
BE IT RESOLVED, that when it is discovered that real pro-
perty was not taxed in any one of the ten preceding years
or personal property was not taxed in one of the two pre-
ceding years, the Tax Collector's office of Erath County,
Texas, is authorized to take what action is necessary to
make any such back assessments, and this resolution is not
meant to in any way change the authority of the chief
appraiser under Article 25.21 to take this action, should
it be required to make any such back assessments of pro-
perty effective.
The Council discussed whether or not it
back taxes if the owner had been paying
he was billed and it was determined par
had not been included in the bill or to
taxes and start billing them at time it
roll.
should assess the
the taxes for which
of the property
forgive the back
was put on the tax
City Attorney Chandler recommended passage of the Resolution
to put the authority of back assessment whereever it is
needed.
Councilman McSwain said it would seem reasonable to him to
go back only to 1982 when the tax laws were amended and
collect taxes from 1982 forward. Going back 10 years and
collecting taxes does not seem reasonable.
After more discussion, Councilman Reynolds moved passage of
Resolution No. 1985 -1 for the back assessment of real pro-
perty and personal property. Councilman Brede seconded the
motion. The motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen Hammett, Brede, Swindle, Reynolds, Tatum,
and Mayor Clayton.
NOES: Councilmen Self and McSwain.
ABSTAINED: None
XII: CONSIDER REQUEST FOR NO PARKING ZONES ON OLLIE STR
Councilman Swindle advised this has not been to the Traffic
Committee. It is on the agenda due to a request from one
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of the property owners (Winston Welch) in this area. Mr.
Welch's 80 year old mother lives at 436 N. 011ie and the
college students are creating a real parking problem. Mrs.
Welch's driveway is very narrow and they need to be able to
park their car in front of her house to pick her up for the
doctor or grocery shopping, etc., but cannot due to students
parking in front of her house. Councilman Swindle said he
would like to see this discussed and some action taken at
this meeting rather than put it in Committee. He said the
man needs some relief from the parking problems now. The
city has put up "Do Not Block Driveway" signs, but it has
not taken care of the problem.
Councilman Swindle recommended the City Attorney draft an
ordinance to take parking off the west side of 011ie Street
between Tarleton and Sloan Streets. Mr. Chandler advised
an ordinance was not needed. The Council could direct the
Chief of Police to put up the no parking signs.
Councilman Swindle moved that the Chief of Police be
directed to erect no parking signs on the west side of
011ie Street between Tarleton and Sloan Streets.
Councilman McSwain seconded the motion. The motion carried
by the following vote:
AYES: All members present voted aye.
NOES: None
I: HEAR
OF
RONNIE
Mr. Isham was unable to attend this meeting. Mayor Clayton
assigned this to the Arts & Leisure Committee for a report
at the next meeting.
ITEM XIV: CONSIDER BIDS RECEIVED AS FOLLOWS:
Director of Public Works Danny Johnson presented the
following bids for street signs and recommended the low bid.
a. Bid #2319 - Street Signs- Four -Way Assembly Street Signs
Two -Way Assembly Street Signs
Hall Signs, Inc. 4 -way Assembly
Bloomington,IN 2 -way Assembly
National Sign Co.4 -way Assembly
Ottawa, Kansas 2 -way Assembly
Smith Mun.Supply 4 -way Assembly
Pearland, TX 2 -way Assembly
----- - - - - -- $32.70 ea.
----- - - - - -- 17.85 ea.
----- - - - - -- $32.48 ea
----- - - - - -- 16.24 ea.
----- - - - - -- $29.13 ea.
----- - - - - -- 15.01 ea.
Councilman Hammett moved to accept the bid of $29.13 each
for the 4 -way assembly and $15.01 each for the 2 -way
assembly from Smith Municipal Supplies as recommended by
Mr. Johnson. Councilman Tatum seconded the motion. The
motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: All members present voted aye.
NOES: None
b. Bid #2321 - 1986 Rubber Tired Wheel Loader Backhoe:
Director of Public Works Danny Johnson presented the
following bids for one 1986 rubber -tired wheel loader
backhoe:
Clemons Tractor Co.--------------- - - - - -- $30,494.04
Fort Worth, TX
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Clemons Tractor Co.--------------- - - - - -- $34,165.23
Fort Worth, TX
Case Equipment Co.---------------- - - - - -- $36,346.00
Abilene, TX
Case Equipment Co.---------------- - - - - -- $44,833.00
Abilene, TX
Godsey Equipment Co.
Abilene, TX
- $43,881.23
Mr. Johnson recommended the bid from Godsey Equipment
Co. as the other companies did not meet specifications.
Councilman Hammett moved acceptance of the bid of
$43,881.23 from Godsey Equipment Co. of Abilene, Texas, as
recommended by Mr. Johnson, for the purchase of one 1986
rubber tired wheel loader backhoe. Councilman McSwain
seconded the motion. The motion carried by the following
vote:
AYES: All members present voted aye.
NOES: None
C. Bid #2322 - Office Supplies
Purchasing Agent Melissa Crim presented the following
bids for office supplies for the coming year for the
various city departments:
Patterson Office Supply -
Stephenville, TX
Bennett Office Supply--------- - --
Stephenville, TX
Councilman Reynolds moved acceptance of
$1,881,06 from Patterson Office Supply
Councilman Tatum seconded the motion.
by the following vote:
AYES: All members present voted aye.
NOES: None
d. Bid #2324 - One Ambulance:
1,881.06
- $2,357.22
the low bid of
of Stephenville.
The motion carried
Fire Chief Jimmy Mooney presented the following bids
for one ambulance:
First Responder Medical------------- - - - - -- $43,280.00
Gainesville, TX
Southwest Professionsl Vehicles----- - - - - -- $45,481.00
Duncanville, TX ----- - - - - -- 44,340.00
----- - - - - -- 43,565.00
----- - - - - -- 44,281.00
Collins Ambulance------------------- - - - - -- $48,956.40
Mansfield, TX
Fire Chief Mooney stated two of the bids did not meet spe-
cifications and the one that did meet specifications was
$6,500.00 over the amount budgeted for this vehicle. Mr.
Mooney said he felt there were some things in the specs
that could be changed and re- invite bids and come in below
the amount budgeted, therefore, he recommended rejecting
all bids at this time and resubmit them.
Councilman McSwain moved to reject all bids on the
ambulance. Councilman Swindle seconded the motion. The
motion carried by the following vote:
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AYES: All members present voted aye.
NOES: None
e. Bid #2325 - 1 1986 Model 1/2 Ton Pickup w /Conventional Cab.
Bruner Chevrolet (Cheverolet) --------- - - - - -- $8,873.05
Stephenville, TX
Bruner Chevrolet (Dodge) -------------- - - - - -- $8,875.70
Stephenville, TX
Harbin Motors------------------------- - - - - -- $8,956.99
Stephenville, TX
Wayne Blue Ford Co.
Stephenville, TX
- - - - -- $9,893.16
Director of Public Works Danny Johnson stated that with the
bids from Bruner Chevrolet being so close that he recom-
mended the bid of $8,875.50 from Bruner Chevrolet (Dodge)
as that was the one the men using it wanted.
Councilman Tatum asked that the records show he did not
participate in the discussion nor voting on this item.
Councilman Swindle moved acceptance of the bid of $8,875.50
from Bruner Chevrolet for one 1986 J/2 Ton Dodge Pickup with
conventional cab. Councilman Hammett seconded the motion.
The motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen Self, Hammett, Brede, Clayton, Swindle,
McSwain, and Reynolds.
NOES: None
ABSTAINED: Councilman Tatum.
ITEM XV: EXECUTIVE SESSION:
Mayor Clayton closed the open meeting and called the
Council into executive session as provided in the Open
Meetings Act, Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes, Article
6252 -17, for the purpose of discussing the purchase, lease,
exchange, or value of real property.
Mayor Clayton reconvened the Council in open session.
There was no action taken on matters discussed in executive
session
There being no other business to come before the Council, Mayor
Clayton adjourned the meeting at 10:15 p.m.
ATTEST:
ity Secretary
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David Clayton ayor
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ORDINANCE NO. 1986 -1
ORDINANCE DECLARING ALLEY RUNNING THROUGH BLOCK 37 OF FREY FIRST
ADDITION TO THE CITY OF STEPHENVILLE CONTAINING .03 ACRE OF LAND
TO HAVE BEEN ABANDONED AS AN ALLEY, ORDERING THE SAME VACATED AND
CLOSED, FINDING THE VALUE OF SAID LAND AND AUTHORIZING THE
CONVEYANCE OF SAME TO CAROL MORRISON AND WIFE, BARBARA MORRISON,
UPON PAYMENT OF THE AMOUNT FOUND TO BE THE VALUE OF THIS LAND.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STEPHENVILLE:
Section One
That certain alley described as follows:
Alley running through Block 37 of Frey First Addition
as shown on King's 1956 Map of Stephenville at page 804
thereof, which map is on file in the office of the
County Clerk of Erath County, Texas, and described on
Exhibit "A" which is attached hereto and made a part of
this ordinance;
is hereby declared to have been abandoned for alley purposes and
said alley above described is hereby ordered vacated and closed
as an alley.
Section Two
That alley hereinabove described has been appraised and is
hereby found by the City Council of Stephenville, Texas, to be of
a value of $j�p; °"1 Said amount having been offered by CAROL
MORRISON and wife, BARBARA MORRISON, for said alley, it is hereby
ordered and directed that DAVID CLAYTON, Mayor of the City of
Stephenville, execute a special warranty deed to the said CAROL
MORRISON and wife, BARBARA MORRISON, conveying to them the above
described land and such deed shall be delivered to the said CAROL
MORRISON and wife, BARBARA MORRISON, upon the payment by them to
the City of Stephenville of said sum of $ 5 ®wo , the said
CAROL MORRISON and BARBARA MORRISON owning Lots 1, 2 and 3
adjacent to said alley and the owner of Lots 4, 5 and 6, Roy C.
Hayes, having relinquished and released his right to purchase any
portion of said alley.
PASSED AND APPROVED this 7th day of January, 1986.
ATTEST:
Joyce Pemberton,
City Secretary
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David Clayton, Mayor
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15 ALLEY CLOSING
FIELD NOTES
THE STATE OF TEXAS:
COUNTY OF ERATH;
ALL that certain lot, tract or parcel or land out of Block No. 37 of the Frey
First Addition to the City of Stephenville, Erath County, Texas, consisting of
an alley funning through said Block No. 37, according to King's 1956 flap of the
City of Stephenville, Erath County, Texas adoption thereof recorded In Volume
381, Page 105 of the Deed Records of Erath County, Texas and described as
follows;
BEGINNING at an iron rod set in the south right of Nay line of F. M. Highway No.
8, being the HE corner of Lot He. 1 of Block No. 37 for the NN corner of this
tract from which the NH corner of Block No. 37 bears S 600 151 4711 N, 100.01;
THENCE N 60? 151 4711 E along the south right of way line of said highway, 8.04
to an Iron Cod set at the NH corner of Lot No. 6 or Block No. '37 for the NE
corner or this tract;
THENCE S 290 2010811 E, 168.0' to an iron rod set in the north line of Nest
.''Hubert Street,., being the SW corner of Lot No, 4 of Block No. 37 .for the SE
corner of this tract;.
THENCE S 600 151 4711 N along the north line or said West Hubert Street, 8.01 to
an iron rod set at the SE corner of Lot No. 3 of Block No. 37, for the SW corner
or this tract;'.
THENCE N`29" 201 OBe W,. 168,01 to the place of beginning and containing 0.03
' acres of land.
I, ice a Registered Public Surveyor of the
.State of Texas do hereby certify that these field notes are true and correct as
surveyed on the ground, October 23, 1985. '
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