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Home My WebLink About07-1961 ~ ~ 7 r ~ ~ ~ ~ w. n~~+nw T•... .~r.~.......~....+~~.~.....-~...... v..~--..--.~~.~..~..~~ ~r .~.n.s.wt~n.~InM.a~r ww~f ~'++'RnT.'~M~.~. DentonsTexas July 18,1961 TO THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND OITY COMUISSION OF DENTONsTEXAS GENTLEMEN= We have been unable to find a insurance company to handle our bond for baggage transfer in connection with our oab servioe.It would appear to us that it has to do with the wording of the ordinance covering this service as our agent has contacted six or seven bonding companies and alter their legal staff examine the wording refuse to bond us. Will you have the Oity Attorney to study this matter for you,as we are anxious to qualify, Yours truly, D atop abs s In-o, J P O Manager. i, July 18, 1961 The City Council Denton, Texas We should like to invite the Council to consider the possibility of continuing to Fallow a professional person to carry on his work at the same promises as his residence within the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance. Restrictions in the ?proposed Zoning Ordinance for "Customary Home Occupations" are such that most professional practice could not operate within thew; but we believe that the Ordinance could be liberalized in this direction without loss of its sought objectives. Ordinances in a number of citiea have recog- nized a need for a combination office-residence clauaiftcation, and outstanding examples of the well•deaigned office residence haw been published in the architectural press acid elsewhere. A committee of the Dallas Chppker of the American DuA tute of Architects has been request to submit k recommendation for such a use category to the Dallas zoning authority. We solicit " Council's consideration of the following as an additional use permitted under "D"+Dwelling District, at~d lens restricted districts: The office of a professional Imrson at him or her private residence, proAded that the lot abuts on a Major Street or a Feeder Street$ or lien within 1500 feet of the Central Business District; provided further that there shall be no mere than lour regular omployess; arA provided fwAl ar that there shall be 250 square feet of (As street par4*q space (enclosed or open) for each 125 sctuaare feet of area in the portion of the buildinq devoted to office use, n ae of which parhdnq space shell be within the re- quired front yard; and provided further that there shall br no sign other than an unlighted nameplate not exceeding 144 square snob" in ass a coataininq the name and occupation of the resident. Respectfully su)mitted, Lintel Mount Miller Tom PCk Millen' MM ORDINANCE NO. 61` / t hl ORDINANCE AME''N°DING THE ZONING AND USE DISTRICT ',!AP OF THE CITY OF DENPON, TEXAS, AS IT APPLIES `10 CERTAIN 8.8 ACRE TRACT OF LAND ADJACENT TO U. S. .,1TERSTATE HIGHWAY 35E, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DES- ';RIBED HEREIN, SO AS TO REMOVE THE SAID PROPERTY PROM THE DWELLING DISTRICT; PLACING THE SAME O:'.N THE BUSINESS DISTRICT; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. THE COUNCIL OF THE CTPY OF DENTON HEREBY ORDAINSt SFCT.rC-" 1. `I'hat, the Zoning and Use District Map of the City of Dtaton, Texas, be amended as followst All of the herein&fter described property is hereby removed from the Dwelling District as shown on said map, and all provisions of the Zoning Ordinance of the Oity of Denton and the Zoning Map shall hereafter apply to said property as Business District property and as other property located in a Business Distriott BEGINNING at the intersection of the Effie L. Hanks North line with the Southwest right-of-way line of U. S, Interstate'Highway 359 in he Oity and County of Denton, Texasj THHNCE Southeasterly with said right-of-way 714 feet more or less to the Northwest corner of a 3 gore tract deeded by Hanks to Bill Lynch; TWOS South with said Ljrnoh's West line 493 feet to his Southwest corner; THENCE West 550 feet more or lose to a point due South of the place of beginning; THHNCE North 850 feet more or less to the place of begin- ning, containing approximately 8.8 acrs, of land, being a part of the Effie L. Hanks property out of the Eugene Puohalski Survey, B& TL 21 The City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, hereby finds that such change is in accordance with a oompre- hensive plan for the purpose of promoting the general welfare of the Oity of Denton, and with reasonable consideration, among other things, for the oharacter of the district and for its peculiar suitability for particular uses, and with a view to oonaerving the value of buildings and encouraging the most appro- priats use of such land for the maximum benefit to the 01.ty of Denton, Texas, and its citizens. SECTION That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect immediately after its passage and approval, the required public hearings having heretofore been held by the Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Council. PASSED AND APPROVED this 25th day of July, A.D. 1961. i yy or Ci t y of Denton, Texas ATTES s a y Dore ary Oity of Denton, Texas APPRO D A TO , FORMt y Attorney Oity of Denton, Texas y 7}fit 4 !'Y i r a ~ 'i f r i ~ y ~ wew w'r M ..iw ~+1 M ,t ii. ^ ~ v ~ ~ p ~ ~ to ~ ~ h ~a ~ ~ ~g 'k ~f , i. } ~ Ili I I~~ ,(~f 7. r ~i; u ~ p'`~S` T ifr1~. ~ 1 ~ ~ y..1 R~~ 411' 1 i n ~ v r f '1, ++ff r ~ 1 C yy~~1 ~ I i t 1 A✓~~ Y ~ 43 F ;i~ ~ ~I ~ 1 k3 yy ~ +P ~ , 1, ; ; ~ ; ~ 1 r 1 1~ ~ , ~ ~ y ~ N t ~ q k 1 e r v F ~ F r 1 ~ { ''Z { b ; C fir! e ~r ~ i, ~ .w ;y ~ 1 i r .I ~ na ~ ~'".1f~ 1 i MA T':? "L"CTRICIP.N+S aOND ' TA Tr of TTxA KNO ALL IUN nX THI'S7 PR ySF'NTS t COUNTY OF D37NTON I That we, Re V. Starns , as principal and Connetiout Fire Insurance Co. Hartford Oonn*, as Sureties are held and firmly bound unto Frank Barrow Mayor of the City of Denton, Texas and to his successors in office, in.the sum of One thousand (ni,000,OO) Dollars for the payment of which we G hereby bind ourselkesi our heirs, administrators and assigns, ;ointly arid severaiiyl The condition of the aboVe obligation is that whereas, the principal herein visa granted a Haater eleetricians's license in the City of Denton, Texas* NO' THrR^rORI if the said Re V. Starnes prinnipa herein, ani all his personal employees, shall faithfully comply with all ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas regulating the installation, change, repair or alteration of electric wiring and,,/or apparatus, and that he cnd/or his employees will fulfill any con- tract made .'or such work, then this obligation shall beoome null and void; otherwise to remain in full force and effect. This bond shall be for the use and benefit of the City of Denton, Texas and for the use and benefit of any person having a cause of action against the principal or any of hhs personal em- ployeas growing out of the installation, change, repair or alteration of electric wiring and/or apparatus, or growing out of a breach of a contract by the principal herein or any of his personal employees fbr the installation, change, replair or alteration of electric wiring and/or apparatus. IN T°STIMONY VHr4R1,1OF, '1I714r*r OUR HANDS at Denton, Texas this the82t~day of rulY14 e • r na p a "I7'Nfi45 s (isorge B. ..r.__ Attorney in raote AP"R0~►I'D ~ y orney r , 1. 1 tJ'~' . t j j : 1, l'~"•] ~ ~,~r, ° I .4• ~ ~ " . , l r• ,fl4 \w- i U, r ti, QA4 i Vw 'I 4l •1 r tl.l .11. ',IC~, Yi1 ~ . r,,r' ~ h ,.1'.17• r 1 ~)1'1, t • ,V ~Iti .j i .,J.. ~I i, I V t ~j J .l I t` ' 1, y S\C 1 1 r t f' ~y, l , t.,: 4 • Y, i l wt't ! , ~ j.'t~.. r' S `l . ~ r . 1 f " , Y r f l " 11 r a . ~ ~ 1 ~ . ~ ~ .1 1 SJ,R ! 1 ~ 1 1' V'~ 1. i ~ r I I P~ Y H r i I' ' .rl' ' 1 } t,,. ice, ''1:.. ' ORDINANCE NO. %v AN ORDINANCE 11Y °HORIZIKO CAMPUS PATROLMEN FOR NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY AND TEXAS WOMANfS UNIVERSITY TO BE APPOINTED "SPECIAL POLICRMEN"; AUTHORIZING SUCH OPPICERS TO CARRY ARMS; PROVIDING FOR AN OATH OF OFFICE; ?ROVIDING THAT "SPECIAL POLICEMEN" SHALL NOT BE EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS NOR BE SUBJECT TO ANY OF THE LIABILri'IES, OR ENTI11LED TO ANY OF THE BENEFITS OF THE FIREMENIS AND POLICE- MENIS CIVIL SERVICS AOT, NOR TO ANY COMPENSATION FROM THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, FOR SERVICES PERFORMED; PROVIDING A SAVINGS CLAUSE; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, North Texas State University and Texas Womanis University regularly employ patrolmen to pveaerve the public peace and protect the property of the State of Texas on their campuses; and WHEREAS, each of the said patrolman regularly receives in excess of Forty Doll:Lre {$40.00) per month from the State of Texas for his services; and WH$RBAS, it is in the public interest that the aforesaid patrolmen be authorized to carry arms; now therefore THE COUNCIL OF THE O.VY OF DENTON HERFSBY ORDAINSt SBOTION r1.1 That each campus patrolman regularly employed by North Texas State University and Texas Woman's University who is paid a monthly salary in excess of Forty Dollars ($40.00) by the State of Texas is hereby authorized to carry arms in the partormanoe of his duties i:i the City of Denton, Texas, 8 OT I N 2. That each such patrolman, as aforesaid, is hsrsby appointed a "Special Policeman" under the authority of this ordinance, and shall, in order to make such appointment effeativ`,• take an oath of office in the form provided by the 6nitxtuiian of the state of Texas. r b ++'n«~.n..~.~~~~w~~..+r~w~ ~r~wIMTTMMMIr~~IF• l SECTTOF N '):hat nothing in this ordinance shall be so o)nstrued ao to render any suoh "Special Policeman" an employee of the City of Denton, Texas, or so as to subject any such "Special Policeman" to the discipline of the Denton Police Department, or so as to create any rights or liabilities for any such "Special Policeman" under the Firemen's and Policemen's Civil Service Act, and no such "Special Policeman" shall be entitled to any compensation from the City of Denton, Texas, for ary act performed, or any liability or injury incurred in the performance of his dutios; it being the purpose and intent of this ordinance only to authorize such officers to carry arms. SUCTION 4.1 That if any section, subsection, sentenoe, olause or phrase of this ordinance, or the application thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalld by any court of competent jurisdiction, such invalidity shall not affect any provision or application of this ordinar,*e which can be given affect without the invalid provision or application, and to this end the provisions of this ordinance are deolared to be severable. SECT ION . That this ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its passage, PASUED AND APPROM, this 25th day of July, A,D. 19611 a or City of Denton, Texas AT~)CS'f t Olt? of.Dsnton,`Texas . , Ae 0 A-FORM Irmo. W J 0 p! N nton, Uxas r i ! '4A I • F r 1~ " y 10 d"ll, r ~ ,r f + i ~ i l.. y 4r ~r. ~,r .~.Y r 3 ~ k r 4,.y ¢ r ,Ybi e F J ldsra ~~s a ,~i rN ell ! pY~ ♦~~1 ~ 1 4 F ~ I t ~ Tv 4fp ~~l Iti t"~! ~%11f ~ 4 ~'t•' ✓ 1M r~i '1. i J• S ~ 4tF 1 r Y S , r b l a s 1~ ♦ i ~ ~J r r T l p, 57r~:+ ' ,~i k t 4v'~ ~lr. wr,'Si.r.r J ~Y- .R, ; 4[,A r 1,U. <?rr: a9 Sy V r Yv Y ~it .1k V `t ja . ORDINANCE No. 61-20 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING CAMPUS PATROLMEN FOR NORTH T".XAS STATE UNIVERSITY AND TEXAS WOMAN'S UNIVERSITY TO BE APPOINTED "SPECIAL POLICEMEN"; AUTHORIZING SUCH OFFICERS TO CARRY ARMS; PROVIDING THAT "SPECIAL POLICEMEN" SHALL NOT BE EMPLOY- EES OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, NOR BE SUBJECT TO ANY OF THE LIABILITIES, OR ENTITLED TO ANY OF THE BENEFITS OF THE FIREMEN'S AND POLICEMEN'S CIVIL SERVICE ACT, NOR TO ANY CO,D?ENSATION FROM THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, FOR SERVICES PER- FORMED; PROVIDING A SAVINGS CLAUSE; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, North Texas State University and Texas Woman's University regularly em- ploy patrolmen to preserve the public peace and protect the property of the State of Texas on their campuses; and WHEREAS, each of the said patrolmen regularly receives in excess of Forty Dollars ($40.00) per month from the State of Texas for his services, and WHEREAS, it is in the public interest that the aforesaid patrolmen be authorized to carry arms; now therefore THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DFNTON HEREBY ORDAINS; SECTION 1. That each campus patrolman regularly employed by North Texas State University and Texas Woman's University who is paid a monthly salary in excess of Forty Dollars ($40.00) by the State of Texas is hereby authorized to carry arms in the performance of his duties in the City of Denton, Texas, SECTION 2. That each such patrolman, as aforesaid, is hereby appointed a "Special Policeman" under the authcrity of this ordinance, and shall, in order to make such appointment effective, take an oath of office in the form provided by the Consti- tution of the State of Texas, SECTION 3. That nothing in this ordinance shall be so construed as to render any such "Special Policeman" an employee of the City of Denton, Texas, or so as to subject any such "Special Policeman" to the discipline of the Denton Police Department, or so as to create any rights or liabilities for any such "Special Policeman" under the Firemen's and Policemen's Civil Service Act, and no such ."Special Policeman" shall be entitled to any compensation from the City of Denton, Texas, for any act performed, or any liability or injury incurred in the perfor- mance of his duties; Lt being the purpose and intent of this ordinance only to authorize such officers to carry arms. SECTION 4. That if any section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance, or the application thereof to any person or circumstance in held in- valid by any court of competent jurisdiction, such invalidity shall not affect any provision of application of this ordinance which can be given affect without the invalid provision or application, and to this end the provisions of this ordinance are declared to be severable, S TION S. That this ordinance shall becons effective immediately upon its prssage. M SLD AND APPROVED this 25th day of July, A.D. 1961. sarrrt • ~ aa; A( ' r ~ _ t ~ . ~ ~:1.~ i. ~ i f... 1~'~~: ,a 4, a> 1 i .S ~ ~ _ i f 1~"~ ~ r ~ ail' I 1 ' ~ >li ~r 1~ ; a k, f1 ~ i 1 r ' ~ i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 7 • l y~* ~l~~ ~ ~ ~F~ ~ ~ k ~ r , r(' ' + i ~ ~ ~ NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT PROCEEDINGS AND LIEN UPON ABUTTING i PROPERTY 7009 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Governing Body of the City of Denton, in the County of Denton, in the State of Tnxae, by Ordinance No. 61-16, dated July 11, 1961, has ordered and directed that the following Streets in said City be improved, to wit= r I 1 t w"ij , , r ..-rrF+~... t . , •-er~°+r 7wpF~"~`~r.».~rh'nrq , r ! ki. > 1}titi!" q4 4',. , 6`i.?e~~w ``~,s e:' M•fei r i , i Ln . i t1W.t'31 Ko, ~ i. c~13~r~ +ta^ tltT3 ttni~~'h 1.ln1_ of ML)I tho South 1 it♦~ o,^ w•po qtr; Str;:ot anri~q atra~t ~'lC~,1 tha youth Lino of T,ot go 381 7orth of the South Alook 1106 as W%owy on tha Line of Lot 50 Blook 36 atYtaW tty toop of tho of ahrwn on the Offio~al ';tt:y of l cnton, T'nxao catty Hap of tho Oiky of Lytton, To,xan t `+3+ South of tho "F*V+h 37' North of tho South 14" of Lot no Moot, )41i Finn of Lo"'. Ve 01661c ne shown on the orfio al 435 as shown on tho City Pimp of the City of 0rriota? Olt-jr map of the rr!iton, Texas 41:y of Venton, Texas Avo+naim 13 tho *forth Lino of !:aglt 1611 Worth of tho Worth ^rivo T,tnn of Mal. %le BcrAet s t 1j. 8nmard 4tr*:r:t th,i Scmith Lin„ or ,afPl-j the South Lima or OrocnYoo tS ~~Y lI V~f W~~ 5. Bolivar Stn,/)t (1931 South of ih.-3 South the South Lln- o; Orr ' Line of Headloo Larb Atr*,A Bradley rtro othe South Wn or Sons tho North Lino or Scrip. ' street, turd Atraet ?@ arieAleyr tho South Linn of sar:pturo the Worth tine or Houston Stt`os+~ street Plano i Ao Sr*dohaw "ho .youth Ltn,l of NoXi»nuy the Worth 141ne oil ''Aast 5 atresot Rtrsdt Hickory strn9t 9 9. AraLdehAW this T''outh Gino of "es t. ).20,.►t South G 4traot yyo,olaors 9traot 1go aradshav W`tST 81(01ot Strsst the Routh Tina or trot 1,10 the Aouth Lino of Paisley Alook 167 so show" on Qui Stroot off ialal of ty map or thl City of 1'onton, Texas VAST B7ri"rot the South Line of Lot, P60 Nbok 160 an shown on tho gfi'ioial OLty Map of tho City of Cbnton. To xus lA. arryan Serook me 'North Ltno or UXA0 the AmOh Una my Alg3 0%tr•e0t Basement of nl,ool S h umr 4006 as -how" on tho afrintat 014 MotP of tho 01ty *Jr 1,entan, FAxtae llt. Center ettroot; the North Ltno of H18hl0,16 tho North Line of prairie "$root $t2`'Jet f' 13. 0011090 lktt4)*t tbo West 1A,%1 of 'forth tho pout, Limy or Bolivar street" lraa t 1 1l~, Oollier 9tewntr th Wood e NortyhieUno or Vmdet•« the South ;,ir4 or ~o►Ste a drive 15. C0111M, t/tN,%t tho West fling Of tAr'tfi.rd Sirset Phi t;t#st ittn,Q ot'. tvor,~a ~ aF .A aha ~r fx y.r, rp. a+;i.rd Rad'. ~,4 APJ lie, sip 7 ~ 3ara ~i:~, ~~,a~r:ta x,~`~s.t~< ~~zx~ 'tta~~til >C~ aid:, °~Zy )31 t f^ `IMw.r;.w~.~lfrnr~ ~a AJ ?MITT r jig , vo. Cri%sc,p ,t ;tr =t tts;i dost r.rin) tho 'Aat Lin?) or awonuo :Lt~sot I 1?. Denison 9ttr~lat %;he forth t,iea of Fain the South Lino of ffmdok Stroo t 1s0 Lane 20. Av(muD the 90uth Lino of ;:ev10L them Worth r.inv or ai wel 7 Privo 15 yt ~ i 19, South "U.1 9tarn t tho South Uno of : 1J kA ;1'1" :tID'.! ,;vivo the South lino d' tot 5i Hlook 2133 as shmm on 1 t-hl orriotol ctty ma of tha► city of Canton. Lxao V4BT SIM the South Linra or Lob be Bl.ook POO as shown on it W, offiotal Ott fqap of the City or Do" U's Taxa* Pa. FlInnin Strout tho W,sot Lin) of Ne1ol1 tho ,tact Line of Bortlardr Bttrvat $troat 216 P3rat stxtsat the r'aat Lino of llolive!• tho k'ost Lino of north gtrtisat SIM Strout; 3~s1. Prasta gtroet tho north 1i trto of, luxes the Routh Line of aohaf:ts Rtt,Pt Stroejt Avfinuu o tho '°rorlh Etna of rliako 3t~t`ov1, the Routh Line of Oak Street i Pty. Orr, 0,11 -it) 5 trnotho Hoat' IrinQ of Wrnard 0113 unit Gino of Highway 9trarat 35 r; ?5, Hesel©n 1', ms tho Want L;tno of Coxivor t litrN4t 1w. fast t.aQ$ of 80A11'tNQCIt I Street PG. Nottiw strnelt th4 'to! th Uno or +iax irlnay the Aou ;h Lino of paisley rttraot 8troat r7. Htghtei?d 9tt%t,~t th7 wort, Ling, of aontar rho Hoyt Lind ITd(g) 8aresb Street 2.+36 Jaaqueiin's thr South Lino of Willou-m BAST dlCfur! 8tew*t w®tx9 Lrivo t1103 9t41:h Line oP trot '01 olo;rk :t ;013 as shown oo tho 'Iffialgl City )lap of tbw Olty at ?tentoni, rOUSAN W 8 vth .Liars of Lot 10 e Slook JS10 to o1josm cim r the ortiolml only M• of the City of Dentsn, r,4tjof. 1c1,ndrlaph this tloath Line of t{ij!~h>3ny the Worth Ll.n• or v'111W* nrivo ,15 ter 110od Drive 300 ,altoY ttt"ov the ;ort'h Lino of City Palen the 'forth Lido of vliSars 1(k♦ I.Ts\IY JY s,,.... .v/~. ^71"'M"l• AK,r.ey. ;k ~ ~ 3~: t~ GN , } t ~i it ~ 6,? ~ s sal;wiz 'q' ',,f k ; 4) :'W t {l 767 Y ,>e. 8, l~ Q ~ YAN ' //fit rr$ys~ '.f 's jJ'tin f J ~ r ;si N a 7~ f. 'r }iM i r „~~~S~i~.S~e ~!t 7 Pr r r - 1 e ~a ~Sa.~~5~~~! d~~•~~~~. ~V[• m 1T1110 tJ'tI`T Vol t]. GirtcJlt~►y ?tmlt)t tha west !.l*!a Of J{',.f''-n-ry the -"Ast Lino of mecor"o rack 5trokit 9treU'- ttrb .last the of Avanuu torMl rasttLi" of Got 1140 01*0 360 os shown 011 0 cxrtctal city tap or tho City ~ okte ttantsm, Taxes ,;oUrii SIDEt tb3 I ast Liho Or tot PO Plonk 379 as shown an the ~ Offiatal t:ity ball of klto City of Denton, oxrs t 3 t. ; ~op),o Mkt', k t ev, i'75ft t, t iris, of rt:lu tho ?;as t Una of C ontar f .,aat l3t:~~t t r ?ly. tttf,,htrAI ~t.r i,t tlln v,jst J,imo of 4~~nrs!laL~ tha Vast Lin's or )C+11,16xt 4 : 1 r1ot It t.ract f s 35, 1 711, cil resv t the Vast J Ni iaf 3ohnijor+ t h) woo t Gins or Hill 9"tsmnt stmoat g ` 36o lorf strojot ;{o South lArio ~afl Coiltna hr& 3orth Une of 4roonlea 37• lsast OaL stta>.' th East ).too or ttmeghow tho West Limo (sr Hood V31 rat+rloy Rt•P""^" th's r;nDt. 10,4 or W I)04 the Hest Line of Ruddoll t'trastt Etttwat I 19# Qatate ?tl'' ~t tho North trine oC 4m,%n+ tho South Unb of Irannin Iau eStj,,J `t 3tichot 1.10 f:trat Praivic tho INot Lane Of OAkIdo tho Rest Una Of 003CNOQ+.9 vost Pratrle T1oR "If klrrtit stet 751 Rmst of th,t wort !Auto tho Want Line of or°nter t' of Lot 17„ 81m* , X cim stroot shown on the, offioinl city map of tho city of t;onto", E Texas ftA 30 111 1.1MN"1 tho Ulpsst IAVa o of XnVt t ; Alodk 14 Obi ohov, opt th16 t . OPftnial OiLl KIP 0.r the Otty of MnLon,, Tox&v -Rosa 8tritet J4LfiV ;1IrXI ihe• South Lira oe r,nt ,73, tho BOOM tArfi of F'I OIOY SlcJnk 1 att ahoan 4" tlto Atmpt olftoiol Oity X ar the 171.ty of Vonto,, 's~!~.1%ra r'` r~>t61`T :III>nttl tie nou th Gino of Lot 1t4 Q .W 's ua li l,r 1J., ~ f . L..i.. , r r • 1 f i • • 1 r AOrIP/~' w~""~^wrrww~rf•faw'~!~+•~wrws f*-t7+►+~w•ln 4 `I h y` fi STREET STREET FROM TO 3 UNIT r : N0/ ' l 43. R-ddell Street the North Line of Most EAST SIDE: McKinney Street the ?Forth Line of Lot Block 182 as shown on the Official City Map of the City of Denton, Texas WEST tSIDFi a 421 North of the South Line of Lot 7, Block 162 Es shv4n on the Official City Map of the City of tY'; Denton, Texas 44. Stella Street the West Line of Avenue E the West Line of Avenue F 45. Stuart Road the North Line of Sherman WEST SIDEs Drive 1201 North of the North Line of Driftwood Trail r EAST SIDES the 'North Line of Lot 8.5 Alook 136A as shown on the Official City Map of the City of Denton, Texas 46• East Syoamoro the East Line of Exposi. the West Line, of Bradshaw Street tion Avectue Street 47• Woloh Street the North Line of Collins the .-South Li he of eagle Street Drive 413. Whipporwill the West Line of Kendolph the Bast Lino of Highlahd d Lana Drive Park Drive 119. Wilson Street the West Line of City Park the East, Line of Oity Park Property Property 1 50a Withers Street the East Line of Bell SOUTH SIM Avenue the But Line of Lot 2.1, Blook 1.52 an' shown on the Offioi'Al City Map of 'thd City of Denton, texas NOR'T'H SIDE I the East Line of Lot 9 Blook 150 as shown on the Official Olt' may of ttie City of Denton, axis 51. Fat►nin Stmot the West Line of Avenue A the East Line of Arenuo 0 % ft r A portion of tine cost of such improvements is to be specially asiossed a3 a lion upon property abutting thereon. CITY OF DENTON TEXAS 'K---'X0q by~r-e fo y ILK CANALV00mrmiff 40r, l c ~ Ire F ►7 I ~ 42 . T- tj ci , o I'~ c s. r.. 1j t'r If~J to 1..~ V :71 i I y ~ .b of G'~ ddl P •.1 a' ~ t - 1. ~a 5~,, ~ Ili Y 4 I ftta~a ~ak~;F 111 , ~ Zit 1 ! ~ { 1 ~I. ° 9 I ~ ii ~ 1 ~a r~iC~ t p~'~ j i! f"J!'2v~~aj Y; r t , r 4~3~.~,y f r7 ~x redo fM ~ti~irh tiy' (t'~°~~ i. L~ 7 i' ra eF~ ( `tiy~w y~U` T }a` w l 't o ~i ri tP~ r~ ( }Y /rP '1 ~4T Yy.~'~'tr f't R~ 7.1 1 a ~'~l 4 i 'i.. I 4 . ~n rtli~ rr k:74"?°"r i " tY' k\ * tt}} s ~P}~~..Kyy Pg~~ ~ n ~,.1 \ A • pP e iatiYCi~11161 n -=_R ~LI u°>,.~~~i~ a.9 i~ " AT A REJULAR ME3l'^1ING OF THB OITY COUNOIL OF THE CITY OF UNION, TEXAS, HELD IN THE MUNIOIPAL BUILDING OF SAID OITY ON THU 250TH PAY OF JULY, A,D, 1961. Rom„ 30LUT I0p WHEREAS, the rooent resignation of R. N. Bards from the Flow Memorial Hospitsl Board created a vacancy necessary to be filled in order to complete the membership of the Hoard of Directors for Flow Memorial Hospitall now therefore be it P. CSOLVBD BY 7138 0I'1'Y OOffNOIL OF '1' T HE CI Y OF DBNi ONs T'EXA5s that L, A, Nelson be, and he in harebys appointed to fulfill the unexpired term of the said R. M. Barns which will expire on September 19, 19611 an-.-, be it further i RESOURD that the Oity Seorot siy be, and he to hereby, directed to deliver a copy of this resolution to the said Le Ae Nelson as a Oertificate of Appointment. PASSED AND APPROV'BD this 25th day of Ju17s A,D, 1961. D ao 01 y oI' Denton, Texas r f WIN i of tontoaa, Texas i ;t~`~'''' AP,yttp~4A `A ~'0 lsOAKt 0it7 of Dentari, Texas r ~ I~}r lrtty'qr Y ~a~ f 7c. ' }'J r w n+rr .eP n ~ y'~(rr_+~ l -+I 7 nrgr++N7t-~° ~~j~ T Ypl~ t~ ~ ~ 5~r11 r7 ~,(w ldx~~ fl. i~'i~l.`~1~1 Prfr~~~~,~ ~ Pi1 V,~kR lYi ~t•d '1.~',~~}~y, y a d ah 1 1 u i. J. +5R 4, t~ Y nti S y very d' y • ; ~ e, S 1 1 ' ~e Sly .YI - - ifs S y' S. ja~ syw R1} + i y~r MCI ,,r + ' c k+ , r- ~I~~~~~lai, r• i!~ t n+. 51 ~a ~y ~t .w. t .~~`~C~, ~ 1 H 11.; a'9 ~~1 r•+ + '^~itl Cpl 4 y \ 11 ya• !M"").~a4Cy J?rf. A °ty 4.. f 5,~~ f 5:~ 't ~+Y~yd i~ Ir i~ * f~~ ~wif y f~} ~ 1 a 1 L t}.. e ~ " a t i f a 1 { M r b~N•\Il L¢ ~ ;Y! ~ 1 ti v S i 7A i f r A, it ` }I t W p ~A }'.7 ;7 E a f~ 1, yX~ t G4f' ~^y ♦ y~sy ray ~y~` 1 r"~d i 1",'. rif t ~flrr~~ f ,j, ~,r 7!•i Y, :E rA`~ !^N •~E e •t R~ b ~ > ! e y t. t Sj~ y , to ~ .f w y.A c h'A . y~ ll fi r P 1 33 ! _~'1 \`~}i. i~'i 1 x'{1 tl i~tta~ry~ky r~F yy i~ ~~hN r fi~'1{ R lY~ 1 Q ~"~F ~f a Qi bV ' ak icy 1 V'1 M1 0 A REGULAR M=XINO OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE OITY OF DF10011 TEXAS HELD IN THE HUNIOIPAL BUILDING OF SAID OIPY ON THB 2gr$0 a DAY OP JULY, A.D. 196] R9 a~Or U T1 0 N WHEREAS, the regent resignation of Dr. Richard Ragsdale from the Planning and Zoning Oommission creates a v604noy which is neoessary to be filled in order to complete the Remberohip of the said Planning and Zoning Oommissionl now therefore be it RBSOLVSD BY TIM CITY 0011110IL OF THE CITY OF DA1OOT$ WBXASj that Ray Buell boo and he is hereby, appointed to serve the unexpired term of Dr. Riohsusd Ragsdale onthe Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Denton, Texas, said tern to expire on May 119 19631 and be it furt;%or RMLVED that the City Secretary be, and he is hereby, dirroted to oause a copy of this resolution to be delivered to the said Ray Buell as a Certifiotte of Appointment. P030 AND APPROVED this .215th day of "ly, AaD. 1961. .rte City of Denton, Texas R 'vfrr tlity''of D* nt0"1 Texas APP" ,!D A8 T U Aso 1►01Utt s dl,tir'•af n~o~1 ' hlexas 1 IN 4 ~i i t Y r , •r W r , ~ I ~ 1{ , a 1 1 . 1 N . 1 p r 1 ~ 1 A ~ ~ ~ a ~t 1 Mlla l r 1 K n 1 ~{I Y 1 {)a e ~r ~ 1~ i ' ~y<~~?~ w J 17 b' 1 ,r y t t .v-'., ~ i by n 1 ~ ~V_: w Fi {xj{~i. r•I ~ re E 41 !4't.~ r .!n . Kr I,y r' e 4•;$ Pay ria~ly 4 , ni oil, \~~,'A t [1 r~ r ~1.+rr {d,r! i'%~~ i ~•k.r ~rwr a~ e~l"l''"Sr~xejF j.rG„ 4{,[ 4l X14 y f a. ~ ~M 2.Y. F~f 1"" rri~ ~ J 3 a J J i -A ~ 4 Y y ~M I :lam{. to ♦ 4[.°yw*q`y ~7r.N ;ati:x 514~J 'P Y~ ix+F` r.~~.'',f ~"~}f Sld.. ~ {ta. n+r < S 3 r AT A RSCWJIR NUTtW Or TU CITY covWu or THS CITY Ot D►> R M, MAS. HSLD IX TU NXICIPAL WILD", 40 OF SAID CITY ON THS 11TH DAY OF JULY$ A.D. 1961: RS~0~0lI4i1 1USAS, the officials and *Vloys" of the City of Denton, Texas, were greatly saddened by the sudden passing of their friend and associate, w. C. "Jack" Sat.th, on July 6. 19611 acid VAURAS, those who worked with W. 0. ".Xack" bdth know him to be a men of friendly, generous spirit sad deep devotion to lutyt anti VUSIXAS, the servioe of N, Co "Jack" Stith to the pity of Dimon in the Meter Department from WAy, 1931 until his death oa July 6, M. will be long a" gratefully remembered by sill now therefore be it RSSAVU DT TUS CITY COUNCIL OF TO CITY Of 01311090 TUAS, that the deepest sympathy of the officials and aiployses of the City of baton be eatended to the family of V. 0. "Jack" Smith upon the loss of their loved ones sad be it turthor CSC VW that this Xesol.uttsa be spread upon the vino teo of the City Counoll td sooty of V, 0. "Jeok" Snitbi and b+ it further MSQ VU that the Ctty Seeretary W $M he is hereby gutborined r W 411MO d Re deliver the orlgtaal of thta Aaolutiom to 1te0 Y. 04 WOO 1 h Yr App"M ttite 116b day of July, 1%1. r , a 1 ~~r 71 L Couba i .rid M AtlSS a y corststy ':'1. 1. +r ; r .I'K, fr7k •r<. 4`y, ^:Pa~sG~'°.~.~'' y,~fgn jx~4,~'' ~r . r. F f 's ra~ ~r y~ '1!~► RA" z'ID' qtr' 1N ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINA.YOE AMENDING THE ZONING AND USE DISTRICT MAP OF THE CITY OF D?XTON, TEXAS, AS IT APPLIES TO O3i.TAIN PROPERTY AT THE INTERSECTION OF U. S. INTERSTATE HIGHWAY NO. 35-E AND WEST 4 PRAIRIE STREET, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, SO AS TO REMOVE THE SAID PROPERTY FROM THE DdELLING DISTRICT, PLACING THE SAME IN THE BUSINESS DISTRICT; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. THE COUNOIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON HEREBY ORDAINSs SECTION 1. That the Zoning and Use District Map of the City of Denton, Texas, be amended as followss All of the hereinafter described property is hereby removed from the Dwelling District as shown on said map, and all provisions of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Denton and the Zoning Map shall hereafter apply to said property as Business District property and as other property located in a Business Districts All that certain tract or parcel of land situated in the Oity and County of Denton, Texas, out of the E. Puchalski Survey, Abstract No. 996, being part of a certain 84 acre tract in said survey conveyed to Midland Life Insurance Co. to W. 0. Potter et ux 5-21-40 recorded in Vol. 2844 Page 83, Deed Records of Denton County, Texas. This tract being the North 5.364 acres of a residue tract out of said 84 acres lying between the Santa Fe Railroad and Interstate Highway No. 35-E and North of West Prairie Street, and being more particularly described as followss BEGINNING at a railroad rail set in the ground on the North line of said 84 acre tract on the East right-of-way of said Santa Fe Railroad at & point South 890 101 East 11x116.1 feet from the Northwest corner of said 84 acre tracts THENCE South 890 101 East with the North line of said 84 acre tract 336.6 feet to a railroad rail set in the ground on the West right-of-wov of Interstate Highway No, 35461 THENCE Southeasterly with said right-of-way 319.0-feet along a curve to the left the radius of which is 5112.7 feet to a corner at a point of a compound curve) TWOS Southeasterly continuing; with said right-of-way 90.0 feet along a curve to the left the radius of which is 4454,6 feet to an iron pin corned TWOS North 880 34' West with the North line of West Prairie Street 563.3 feet to an iron pin corner] TWOS North 220 241 West with the Bast right-of-way line of said Santa fe Railroad 579.6 feet to a rai]raod rail set in the grounds the place of beginnings . r r SECTION 2. The City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, hereby finds that such change is in accordance with a comprehensive plan for thin purpose of promoting the general welfare of the City of Denton, and with reasonable consideration, among other things, for the character of the district snd for its peculiar suitability for particular uses, and with a view to conserving the value of buildings and encouraging the most appropriate use of such land for the maximum benefit to the City of Denton, Teases, and its citizens. SECTION 3. That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect immediately after its passage and arproval, the regaired public hearings having heretofore been held by the Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Council. PISSED AND APPROVED this 11th day of uuly, A,D, 1961. r City of Denton, Texas ATTEM City ecre uy / City of Denton, Texas AS TO O EURHt y rney City of Denton, Texas 4. IN, `V 61 , KAREN y ~ ~ xl C'l ~ t ' c.w DD IV Ile opo If, 5.34 a~. ~ wI D ooooeoooooe t J 44 F vt i d y~. ~ ` I+a+l~ / ,J M ~Y~~e?{~ TIt r I" ail k'3 ~ I loll I Y` I f i ^i S b r' n pp~ . 4t ~E, t" a d W•Z~1j ~;to h ~1 +.`S ~ 1 a r FD ,yy,_..a~.r~'~- r....~ww..~•w~.r~. r.a.~...rr wr~w.•.... w. r..r w+. w~r.++rr"rf~' J rq ' I~MMSiIYSw>iarrsr~.rrM.«.w+~r.wawlM wr.+~«+.w.,+.M.~+rssrla~wr~n,~~w+IrMwmlae:Uff.Rir a~nfov~+-•rwn~rwM~Ir% t w c cl~ p t . . . r , r 1 r 1 1ti r ,w r i " t- F3 t F °F4i y, ,i ~C 7+1P a.f a r r+l bi r+ } (t 1 r 1 J}' - iGi a J +,j 3:~ a S + z ; t rt k r. ~ I1 #t J' t i i C ~ + ~ C al . 1!, e r ti a L d 1 bt c Ai f`if" t l' ~4 ' y i C t 1 L A 1~.[~ k t p iJF t ;,1+; ,.f i i i t 1 e r `,t. s! o xf Y'.[ Q ~ St 77 1"(i~aN ~ ~1I +~fY C.i1 + 7 u y. r .r +s1 ~ `i{^F +p,~' +4~ ~ \.~e~+. (~a SI. YAp erw S i ~i c a.' y n ~f Y L 4 Jl f t +i ry A < + t ~~~yP ) .i'4'. .ynJ • S.. r~ ir~ f 1!(»t+ 4C ttii ~ - rtl arl:~5"d6 ~~\?'~u~ 1.1'~'a.;':~ a ~ d 1 "tw X+#'t /l~Ri S t rW4 ;g ,l rK e ~A~,f r y~~ ~ 41 t v if -01, t I+I"k~ J r+ ~l A a 'i f `..t4~ 1~'✓'( iv~ na t i rt t'~l ~14 a'sA lJ, . 1~.y..cY d ~ E ,>fr Q~r 0 A RF;0UuR w;XiI.M OF iH, 01+Y Comm I)k' %Rtj GT+X OF DSYi'0N, 'x %XA9, HST.D ITT 1H13 WN10IPAL BUILDING OF UM ONY 4X THE 25UH tiAY OF JTJT,Yj A. D. 1961. ^ Nli?;RFSAA, tho torn. or orrice or F,,Lu000 Allen, Ts A. r alley , and Cale 1'oloyd R. oarrison on the Boat of Adfuotawn` of fhe Oity of NnFon, Texas, have expirej on acne 2), 19611 and WK&REA9, the said nlwood Allen, It A. do loy and Colo Lloyd H. oarrison have agreed to f'hair reappointewntl now therefore be it RRSOLVRD BY lull Orly COGAOIL or ' ila QUY or 1INtoR, xaus, y that Mood Alien, I. A. Baileyr, and Oat, Lloyd R. oariftson be, and thby ors horeby, reappoinbid to (sombarship on the Board at j Ad$ustmnf of the Otty oti Danton, Tomsa, for Corm to owwanas rotoometivoly sun* 93, 1961, and ko end on iuna 23, 19631 and be it twither MWLVSD that the 007 6earetary be, and he is hereby, dirootoed to oauife a copy of this rsoolation fa 1,o dellwerad to oseb of sN#d xwsbero of the Rama of Adyustwit as a Cortitioate ql' ~,pl►oYrit~weat. pA ND A" APPAMD this 9%th day of ,1uly, A j D. 1961, City of rAntaa, Taxes A't'A)CdT # ` ty, a0 to 0A *Sao ixOR1t~ Alwt D 20 000 r; 7:7 d 0-1 w..6fta. 'AaX 4 x ~ ~ Z ~ ' ~ ~ ~ ri • ~ a, . ~ . . . r ~ ~A ~ S < a t ~t~. S Yr ~ ~e r ~ sri ' ~~jfy rtl]1 , - 1~ ~1 V ~ a ' , ~ ' ~ _ ~ i ~ . ~ ~ r., k y ~ < ~R~r A ail ~ ~ , ~ V , fV j1 N~ V 5 Asst Fr 'tr ~ , ' ; ~ E ~ ~ 4 , •V V ~.'an rd ~ r ~ ~ F i ~ ~ ~ i ' r r ' S ~ + Y { v§ a ~ i '1 "S .v~ ~ r ~ r ~e y+r~, } ~ a ~ 'i . qi X15 1 ' ~ ~1,~r,~ dp d ~'~Y~ ~T~ iii ~~7 1 ~ ~ aY~ S f a t f 1~ r ! `wi~° 1 e ~ ~ ~ ~ 1~1 r V c 1 ~ t s' ~ i r t i'~~~~ 4.~ .1 ;C,1~;. ~ ~ 1'+°4 n~(.. ~Y ~.i'yt 19 n%4:Ir ~t ~~isR' k' r Hr ~ Rai ~ "~'r';l tiy~tisi ~T Pes:'pi s+'? a 4 ~ l ~ ` T. , 1 IIIIIITTT~ ~ E yl i 1 r ti d tf ORDINANCE 110. / r AN ORDINANCE APPOINTING A BOIRD OF KUALIZATION FOR THS CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 7.20 OF THE CITY CHARTERI PROVIDING THE COMPENSATION TO BS PAID TO MBEBS OF SAID BOARDS AND DECLARING AN EMOTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, it appears to the City Council that Joe Skiles, Raymond Pitts and Clayton Atkins have the qualifications for members of the Board of Equalization as provided in Section 7.20 of the City Charters now therefore THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON HEREBY ORDAINSt SECTION 1. That the said Joe Skiles, Raymond Pitts Pnd Clayton Atkins be and they are hereby uppointed members of the board of Equali- zation of the City of Denton, Texas, for the yca;- 1961. SECTION 2a That Joe Skiles be and he is hereby appointad Chairman of the Board. SECTION Each member of the Board shall serve wi':hout pay. I SECTION. This ordinance shall beoome effective immediately upon its passage, PASSED AIM APPROVED this 11th day of'.Iuly) A.D. 1961. Mayor City of Denton Texas ATTESTr City Secretary City of Denton, Texas 7A AS TO F' e y orney City of Denton) Texas r • ~ ~ « ~ ,w ~ r+a t~ ~ a~ 6. C~ ' C ~ ~ ,x :e y 1 N F A~. r 1 4 r ~ d 1 1 1 ~ ~ { {1Y - _ ~Y~ 9;j ` ~ ~ ~ Y~1 w + ~e r. +i + + 1. t ~ t~a ' " ~ ~ a f ~ ~ i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . , ~ ~8 ~ i s i J t' ~ a. # i o ~ `is^ s n ~w 1 ~ i i` i ~ d•i 2 i~5 f, ~~.Ji ,r.•~~_:1~1~'~ ~z, ~a~ar~~w.~~n .L r~. C1}~ ~ q+v-,.'> .a~ ti - pL~ rrFS °o° ~doW 4 'yes •v'R t, ~ 1 F l i o 1 h, v v'~ A`~ 1F 9 5 K R } v i t S~5 p . AIAN +P v t~4 ve ~~v , R 11 v~,}~~~p~~t ~~~k 1~4~~n}G "ra i 4f F 5 an i1 l v a I rp y r TYy',~ p ~f r fY J v p 4} 1 ° 'b ~ S r i r XS ~j'S 1 n ~ ~3~vt a'~xdlgl `vd~+fA af~ ! 'iA, Y Y ~ ~h{~,tt°.yr ~.e ll.744^'r{r~y J14 M?L 5t'1;~?t~S4t~ f6?..~LL'S~. niAF'\5x'~':aiC:+ta1.iC,RIS SOLUTI09 8E IT YMOLVED THAT TO IOLLOWIVA) RIOT W JJ8 WRYER UPON THE Mn(W OF THE Orff 00UAOIL OF M 0IJ'Y OF DEIITOII, TEJA3. In behalf of the people of the City of Denton, the Mayor and i City Council hereby express their thanks and appreciation to Dr. J. Harold Farmer for his outstanding service as Planning and Zoning Candasioner and Chairman of tha Planning and Zoning Commission of the City, of Denton fm Keys 19559 to Julys 1961, The City Oomwil snd Mayor wish to express their further thanks for the friendly and cooperative manner in which he has performed, his duties In 114wt of the people he Jura served to uaselfism$* tho 0tv dowil and Mayor wish him happiness and awcess in the ftture ad request that a coo of this Resolution !a! forwarded to hip. MUND AO AtJWM Wde 11th &*.of Ju]5y►, APD. 19614 01 of Des►ton Texas Mete i £ a d! Jf►tlwo 9exw dity 6f D"ton, Texas r / / 1 • ~ ~ ~ ~ r s,.'. U\ i, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~I~, Y. F`~ 44~ 't. y. , S. r ,V 1~ i. ~ ~ i i ~ a: Lt ~'r, , ~~~a'' y° ~E~ T ' ~ ~ i~' ~ ~L~~S{ ~ ~ r YA' ~ KJI ?e~7V 1~ i # , ~ 5 r ~ - ~ ~ 1 '4 i ~.r~...~~.' 1~ a ~ i. ( ~ ~ y, y ~ p ~1 ~ t r+. r V ~ r . ~ . a ~ ~ ~ r ~ r. a . , S b v x~ , 71 :4 KIN. f , i E {f•,. t ~ c va i, \iC yr .i~~lt„ a lA r. /ai f( >iY e.r a ,Fij :k A 4 L y~, , ai r , t~ ~ u 7a k~ 'r :0. .jT~r~Ma r"•~ ~'~m tkT 4'rY `34 M1..y a.r,f IN, 4 RR 9 9 0 LU T I0 N Ca, ~ BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE rOLIOWINO RlllW S BE ENTERED UPON TU MUMS Or THE OITr OOUW0n 07 Tn CM Or DENTON; TEW, In behalf of the people of the Oity of Denton, the Xsyor and City Ooanoil hereby express their thanks and appreciation to Dr. Richard Ragsdale for hie outstanding service as Planning and Zoning Commissioner or the Oity of Dauton from June, 1959 to July, 19616 The City Counobil and Xaror wish to express b sir farther thanks for the friendly and cooperative manager in which he has performed hle duties. r In behalf of the people he has served 46 wo'lfisdlyj the City i Cowaail ad Mayor wish him happiress and success in the future and regaast,that a copy of this Resolution be forwarded to hid, lAIM AD AyP>EO"PiD this 11th day of Julyj A.D. 101. Ci of Den tern, Toxv, r 4 City of DeAw6i 'laxly y' 1 a r, , . i QS4,y Otli A Y y. ! F v rA • r rr ~ r, ~ r aat. rs r wt..+w, r r ~ i i r t r ll .l ,y t Lr,dt r ~ s t: :fw Wrn 2 et6# +wh~r'". i g W'ti - 1 ,y rRr x t :v ~ 1 ti ~ i r;: ! ; 17. V 1 ~,a f ':i ~+~'y~r'ri ~ :.,Hrt u1 .~~yV~~'`' e 7'-, # { f✓ a . E0. usI ,..x 4 i k 7 Iw .ti h~n d~, i\ Yt y? ~,}y-,. %W~ i 7 i J:1 # r pf V yfY 74 W Y la ~'t1~ i f t F1d'{ 3 ,j ~~a~Pw.rt~iv t✓ S Y 3 ^ 4 a ~i yJ~ v ~ ~x kii ~-t #t. 6'.i.tiS{'r'1 1 r., I,ni 'Y e v ~ Y7 4.W }.l,l ~ ✓t i~t, f, r7~' r ♦xat '?i+r IMt 'a "Z. T a I ~ti'k +•'~l 4Y rl ~t .3 a y~ r~ fi4 tiN 1 ' '~l ~{ri '1 s° ~ ~i#i ~ :trwx Vy'i re ~ ~ 4Z ~h~4 it}r }~~•.f f 1 l ~i v$. 7 ~ a a ~ l ~ , t • ~ 1 Y tR. .i .7t i~ 1 r yjV ,t N•. `I ¢y, 5a ;,M .fir{[ r yrr t?, ~7"'yeti Y+r ~r yy ~ M yff.'~.~i, ~d~#~ Y , t `I'ii ( 1,}.. ♦ ~ 9 ~ 'xti Y `-~~tt+.,1%?~ ~ ` t*r`~jar+,F" . ~I I I~. i~ A' 6 5 ~1 S , it r : a'i F'1 't?t '1, I,,F i~ ki A R^'aUL.4fi }S?r::I?4(3 OF IVE CITY COU101r. OF IMF, CITY CEO D"A901111 i TEXAS, 3CLT? IN THR MAUNICIPAL TATILDINO OF ARID CITY 01 THE 251H DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1961. »t. t •,A R 1'a 9 V L V IS 10 11 A f li. y.. WHBRFgAB, the term of office of Dr. Jaok Watson, Walter Parker Rnd Criilon Payne on the Park and tleersation Board of the City of Denton, Texas, have expiredl now therefore be it UROWED BY TKE OI71YY CD'CNOIL OP THN OITY OF DIRTONt ZXXAB, that Mips. Preston Haynes and Roble Rolland boo and they are hereby, appointed to servo on the Paris and Recreation Board for terms to expire on May 26, 19631 and be it further I18$OTjVRDt that Walter Parker be, and he is hereby, re• appointed to the Perk and Recreation Board for a teas to expiry on May 26, 19631 and bo it further RAOT.VBDt that the City Secretary boo and he is horaby, dirreoted to amuse a %opy of this resoIntion to be delivered to the sold firs, Preston Barnes, Waite.r Parker and Noblo Holland as Certifioates of Appointmentp PARORD AND APPROYXD this the 25th day of Julyt ApDp 1961p t C s 0i of Denton, 1,b rao AXIS 10 j ` ~t 1~s+ttoOt' Texa1 AM"" to tow I Maim ---No -1mro Vow bsE . of .a , 1160 1 Jf SIC VP A! 'MiaS_p,~ v~~ r "~T k ►{'.f !v' pj " f I i Y ' ' - ~ ~ T ~ ~ M1 . 1~ 1 j` r~ 1 ~b ' " 1 ~Y a 1 ~ r ,a~ it I 1 a~~ r 1 1 Y p .~i~. I r, ~1 ~ 1" 1 r ~ + ~ j 1 ~ ' - ~w ~ i a i~% Q* ,~~.I E in ,x~t 1 i ~ MI SI .I 1. n ~~r ~b 1 Y 1, II " ~ ~ yn' Y 1 " ~ rl I ) "1 V /f% 1 1. ~ 7 , ti q } ~h'>~'fl i{ 1J ~ yT r { I 1~ ,1~ ~ I I I r 1 I ~ I IA 74 ~ 1 ~i , / t • 1 ~A~57j~,~~k ~ 1' ~1y~ Y~yfy~ 1. 1 { 1 { \ 1 ~yy ~y ~y! , "~ydnhl )~:•RI d• 1C1r i t a}n ~ 1~' rA~ `k~', r ~ / ~I r `e~,\\.I t~{s [ ~ 470 ) tI 1 1{ ''Y II' 1 1( 1. I"~_ 11 c w, w'.. El!r,i;'v 'P s~.~I ~ .w . d 1 r w lr jti d''' C ~fll! n r ~ Y z li . 1 ~~.1 la . ~ r 'rl ~ e ~ ~ a 1 ,I :a { * . TEXAS STATE DEPARTMENtOF HEALTH BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS AUSTIN, TEXAS DISINTERMENT PERMIT PERMISSION IS HEREBY GIVEN Be Ham1utt(Liae#3081) Danton. Tax" _ TO DISINTER THE BODY OF psl'rS/ Cleveland Erwu WHO DIED OF infant • not known ON OR ABOUT 3tptembw 19, W5 AND WAS BURIED IN Ie000ef'e Dorton 199 - CITY Denton COUNTY PERMISSION IS GRANTED TO MOVE THE BODY FROM THE PRESENT gillexat Memorial Park PLACE OF BURIAL., TO____ _ r. CEMETEVY Dalian Dallas Tax" CITY COUNTY STATe WHEN THE NECESSARY REMOVAL OR TRANSPORTATION PERMIT HAS BEEN SECURED DATE July 25, 3961 _ / Stale R gislrar DATE n , Local HeaNh Off c►j 221 + t E ~ ~ ; IO a ~ . 2`~ ~t y SUBDIVISION CERTIFICATE U,B , /~it STD N E 7 I~--t_C'S'..~~ a n c~~Q~. J'~- • ~ C~ ~i.~2 ~ S . , owners of "440Aj. eV_& a proposed subdivision in the City of Denton, Texas, do hereby certify that we have read the requirements as to subdivisions contained in Ordinance No. 59-31 and that wF fully understand that we are required to complete, at oui• own expense, all water distribution, sewage collection, street, curb and gutter, and drainage improvements requirod within the said proposed sub- division, end to City of Denton .specifications, as a condition to recognition of the said subdivision by the City of Denton. AND vA do hereby agrae, represent and guarantee that we will bear the cost of the installation of all of the said water distribution, sewage collection, stroet, curb and gutter, and drainage (Improvements, required to 6evelop 54X) subdivision to City of Denton specifications, as an inducq:aent to the Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Council of tho City of Denton, Texas, to approve the final plat of said proposed subdivision, /96/ WITNESS OUR HANDS this day of A.D. w~ lD w r! oeA)_r✓,- INVOICE * is W. N khols insurance Agency DATE July 2l, 1551 "gave Gellert wifa Niches" TO Glen Remmer ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Remmer Plumbing Company Rt 1, Box 106 Onion ~ ENTON, nTEXAS tOCVsI P6ent: Raid.ncs Du 2.9696 Grapevine, Tevas MORTGAGEE-. RENEWAL DATE POLICY I4VM1ER COMPANY PROPERTY AND COVERAGE T AMOUNT PREMIUM R 81W4.r" Western Plumber's Rond X10.00 Surety r 1 L~ fS'~ ~,2 t Tha,',r you I, •_.e POWER--OF ATTORNEY - (Irrevocable) N° 818045 Know .111 Men by These Presents: That this Power of a torney is not valid or in effect unless attached to the bond which it authorizes executed, but may be detached by :he approving officer if desired. That the Western Surety Company, a corporation, does hereby make, constitute and appoint Joe Y. Nichols In the City of Denton state of- Texas with limited authority, its true and lawful Agent and Attorney-in-Fact, with full power and authority hereby conferred, to sign, execute, acknowledge and deliver for and on its behalf as Surety, one of the following bonds. An ORIGINAL bond required by Statute, Decree of Court or Ordinance for: MAXIMUM PENALTY RATO (A) CONSERVA OR R CURATOR EXECUTOR GUARDIAN -Testamentary only TRUSTEE When this company has qualifying BALE OF REAL OR PERSONAL PROPERTY -bond or when it is a separate bond $500,000.00 for accounting of proceeds of sale COMMISSIONER TO BELL REAL ESTATE only REFEREE IN PARTITION TRUSTEE OR RECEIVER -In Bankruptcy-Federal Court only (B) NOTARY PUBLIC PUBLIC OFFICIAL AND DEPUTIES $ 25 OJ0.00 RECEIVER -Not for beneftt cf creditors X) PLAINTIFFS: ATTACHMENT OR SEQUESTRATION Principal must be a corporation, or REPLEVIN OR WARRANT OF SEIZURE a State, Coun City, Town, or $ 10+)0000 INJUNCTION Village, or the Federal Government GARNISHMENT or any department thereof INDEMNITY TO SHERIFF (D) COST ---excluding open penalty, stay super- $ 9)000 REMOVAL OF CAUSE sedeas or guarantee of a Judgment (E) LICENSE License and Permit limited to bonds PERMIT where a county city t, n, village i 10,000.00 QUIET TITLE or township I- tie O if) ANY BOND OR INDEMNITY psov;ded there is attached to this Power of Attorney written authority in the orm of an endorsement letter or telegram, signed by the Chairman of the Board flresident Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer or Assistant Secretary of the Western Surety Company specifically authorizing its execution. The acknowledgment and execution of any such document by the said Attorney-in-Fact shall be as binding upon this Company as if such bond had been executed and acknowledged by the regularly elected officers of this Company, The WESTERN SIJRETY COMPANY further certifies that the following Is a true and exact coop of Section T of the By-Laws of the Western Surety Company, duly adopted and now in force, to-wit: "Section 7. All bonds, policies, undertakings or other obligations of the corporation shall be executed in the corporate none of the Company by the Chairmen of the Board, President Secretary, anY Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, or any Vice President, or by such other officers as the Board of Directors may authorl7e, Th+ Chairman of the Board, President, any Vice President, Secretary, any Assistant Secretary or the Treasurer may appoint Attorneys in Fact or Agents who shall have author- ity to Issue bonds, policies or undertakings In the name of the Company. The corporate seal is not necessary for the validity of any bonds, policlei, undertakings or other obligations of the corporatlon." IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said WESTERN SURETY COMPANY has caused these presents to be executed by its President with its corporate seal affixed this lot day of September, 1900, ATTEST WESTERN SUR?.TY COMPANY A' . ~_~--A~ , t Secretary By STATE Or SOUTH DAKOTA ( President County of Minnehahe i so On this Pat day M September, 1900 before me, a Notary Public personally appeared JOE KIRBY who being by me duly sworn acknowledged that fTe siggned the above Power ai Attorney as President of the said WESTERN SURETY COMPANY and acknowledged said instrument to be the voluntary act and deed of said corporation. My commission expires PLUMBERS BOND . a a STATE OF TEXAS 1 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: COUNTY OF DENTON That we, Olen Remmer, dba Remmrr Plumbire Compa~~ principal and the Western Surely llomranv as surety, are held and firmly bound unto FraTk Barrow Mayor of the City of Denton, Texas and to b15 successors in office in the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00), for the payma.nt of which we hereby bond ourselves, our heirs, administrators and assigns jointly and severally. The condition of the above obligation is that whereas the principal herein was granted a Plumber's License in the City of Denton, Texas; Now therefore, if the said Olen Remmer, dba Reimer Plumbing Company principal herein, shall at all times comply with the Ordinances of the City of Denton governing plumbing in said City and all the laws of the State of Texas which regulate plumbing, and conditioned further that the principal herein shall fulfill any and all contracts made for plumbing work, then this obligation shall. become null and void; otherwise to remain in full force and effect. This bond shall be for the use and benefit of the City of Denton, Texas and for the use and benefit of any person having a cause of action growing out of the installation, alteration or repairing of any part of any plumbing or gas system by said applicant or any of his employees, or growing out of a breach of a contract for the installation, alteration or repairing of any part of any plumbing or gas system by said applicant or any of his employees. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, WITNESS OUR HANDS at Denton, Texas, this 21 day -f July ly 61 rincipal LP/. L~.C.C~~/~J d A-dA Sureties ; f 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 11 ' 1 ~ ~ ' .J j 7v ~ 9' f r; ~ ra. s f: 'a X s t s , . l ~ •p P L U V B E S '6, 0 N D + STATR OF TEXAS • CO'.TNTY OF DENTON KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES$NTSI That re, 114R, W12 ~ as principal ant EA"': !3 SIT,]. 'FY COT?Pru.A as surety, are held and firmly bound unto Mayor of the City of Denton, Texas and to his successors in office in the sum of One Thousand Dollars, ($1,000.00), for the payment of which we hereby bind ourselves, our heirs, administrator* end ateiena jointly and sevorally. The condition of the ab:,vo obligation is that whereae the principal herein was granted a Plumber's License in the City of Denton& Texaai Now therefore, if th•.. i iV1 M_R.ODTA , •wlrr- principal herein, shall at all times comply with the Ordinances of the Oity of Denton governi,,.,~ plumbing Jn said Oity and all the laws of the State of Texas which regulate plumbing, and conditioned further that the principal heroin shall fulfill any and all contracts mado for pliribing work, then this obligation shall became null and voidl otherwise to romain in full force and effect. This bond shall be for the use and benefit of the City of Denton, Texas and for the use and benefit of any person having a ouaab of notion growing out of the installation, alter ration or repairing of any part of any plmbing or gas system by said applicant or any of his employees, or growing out of a' breach of a contract for tho installations alteration or repairi of any part of any plumbing or gas system by said applicant or any of his omployiess 1'N TMTIMONY WRIMOV WITNW OUR WIN at Debtors Tou this, 10t .,.O day of „ jL, l tl.~..+ r. principal LWYER SURETY 08PORAT ION, O.P-Whisenant Attorney In Fact t .~r.+.r.A.1.,+.rrwrrirww+r.Mlri.. $uroti~+a i 4i, t i ^r, _ 3.. Xt:• r,A;r ;J ii•:r~,i~ rr;r 3! is `s~ 1 ~J 4' ~ F~'.;~ ~r~'t^' C,~- •r:S;i > W.,..,~.rt..r,.a,y.(Wa~saY,.y, •.r~.,..»"e,..,•. ~.•.w.tiMY 11 ,1'.. t,_y y, r, i. ~t t, rS 'J ieia 4f; ,•~~7 iK' ~F? Arta d+~: tti ,r... ".'4e'~f~':~ L a ~ J b ' ~ 1' J 1Y~ 1 • s ~ ' ~ S .5. x . W ,G.l,, fyJ, i~.; , ais', it ra,`. ~'~4 I. j:, i,' ~•'ta~ 'r~R ~4>~ ~%L f4 '»rnl+>AtN.l;r*f:•w.°rM1~J,z+. i.n~.l.4rrN::.AnwIWFMr+4~• *tvav VA 4'.FIN 14 r ~ TEXAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS AUSTIN, TEXAS DISINTERMENT PERMIT PERMISSION IS HEREBY GIVEN B' Hamleett(Lioa#3081) Dentono ►joms TO DISINTER THE BODY OF David Wesley Brown WHO DIED OF_ Peritonitis ON OR ABOUT All=Wt 11 1907 AND WAS BURIED Diatoa IN CITY Denton _ COUNTY PERMISSION 1S GRANTED TO MOVE THE BODY FROM THE PRESENT Nillereet Memorial Park PLACE OF BURIAL, TO CEmtTEFff 11L11ae Dallw Texas CITY COUNTY SrA'Tg WHEN THE NECESSARY REMOVAL OR TRANSPORTATION PERMIT HAS BEEN SECURED JYl 131 1%1 J~ DATE Registrar DATE.~ ~X G!/ ~CJ.'O• Qc•~%S7C~ Local Heaflh Officer' 2 19 x a 10 b r 3 . TEXAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS AUSTIN, TEXAS DISINTERMENT PERMIT PERMISSION IS HEREBY GIVEN Be R mlltt~Lias#3081) Dwifoal Texas TO DISINTER THE BODY OF Lillie Boll ErDtra Woke WHO DIED OF ON OR ABOUT. J11i6y 201 1930 - AND WAS BURIED IN Ia0.0.y•. Dfttda i COUNTY PERMISS40N IS GRANTED TO MOVE THE BODY FROM THE PRESENT tillcmrst, YAwrial Park PLAC% OF BURIAL, TO CEMETERY f ilas Dallis Taacas WHEN T4, NECESSARY REMOVAL OR 'TRANSPORTATION PERMIT HAS SEEN SECURED BATE.,.. Stale Registrar 1 Z& - ' bAT Local Health War 2a ~ ~ ~ ti 9~ -d f ~ r Y , ~ ~ 1 t ~ ~ TEXAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS AUSTIN, TEXAS DISINTERMENT PERMIT PERMISSION 15 HEREBY GIVEN 3. Houle tt(Lie. #3081) Deato!p ex" TO DISINTER THE BODY OF Stella F. from _ WHO DIED OF Rwr Cmdition ON OR ABOUT March As 1959 _ AND WAS BURIED IN_, 140400y*: , Deatom CEVEYM i _ Deotou -COUNTY PERMISSION IS GRANTED TO MOVE THE BODY FROM THE PRESENT PLACE OF "!AL. TO ~1i11Cr,~t Mrso al task CEPETEFY Dallas Dallis Toes! ---t CITY WHEN THE NECE33ARY REMOVAL OR TRANSPORTATION PERMIT HAS BEEN SECURED DATE~i, 1941 %2a~''~ L~i~lrar DATE.. Local H60h OM W I~ ~ ► ~ A. ~ ~ r r' t.r k, ; r ,r ~ ~p y y f TEXAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS AUSTIN, TEXAS DISINTERMENT PERMIT PERMISSION IS HEREBY GIVEN Be Samlett(Ugo#3081) DRAt0As Texas TO DISINTER THE BODY OF JwAs JAorArd Hrom WHO DIED Of nmut ConAtion ON OR ABOUT July 10o 1939 AND WAS BURIED IN 100*0•y• Denton CEMETERY CiTY Denton COUNTY PERMISSION IS GRANTED TO MOVE THE BODY FROM THE PRESENT PLACE OF BURIAL, TO Ullor"t tkso rUl Park u-METERY Dal" Dallau 4 WHEN THE NECE33ARY REMOVAL OR TRANSPORTATION PERMIT HAS BEEN SECURED `r . DATE Sto1~ Re istrar 7 ~ 16 z ' BATE 177 Local Heakh Offiorr Z 19 17 i i i I TEXAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS AUSTIN, TEXAS DISINTERMENT PERMIT PERMISSION IS HEREBY GIVEN n0 Raff"t 040.0081) Deint'OQi Tyr TO DISINTER TN_° BODY OF Wesley Clark I WHO DIED OF Rout camution ON OR ABOUT_ mash 1"5 ANO WAS BURIED IN I04.09r, ~1Sft09cf CEMETERY CITY Dmtal COUNTY PERMISSION IS GRANTEO TO MOVE THE BODY FROM THE PRESENT PLACE OF BURIAL, TO miller"t 11erYA&I ]P"* CEMITtrY oat" Dail" TOX" MIT C4"TY MT a WHEN THE NECESSARY REMOVAL OR TRANSPORTATION PERMIT HAS BEEN SECURED ' DATES State Registrar bAY[ - * Q`~ Local Heaffh aflar Mg P, r ~ r TEXAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS AUSTIN, TEXAS DISINTERMENT PERMIT PERMISSION IS HEREBY GIVEN Ile l-01116tt (LlamfX11) DWItons TeX" TO DISINTER THE BODY OF Flury Prances Brow WHO DIED OF_. lutaat r not imaw,a ON OR ABOUT Fob>ruary S0 IM _ AND WAS BURIED IN X00004tf owtem CEMETERY i - nfttaa COUNTY PERMISSION IS GRANTED TO MOVE THE BODY FROM THE PRESENT PLACE OF BURIAL, FO 11116 St Neawaul park eemETERY ftu" atlas T40t" coly Ep II q WHI*.N THE NECESSARY REMOVAL OR TRANSPORTATION PERMIT HAS BEEN SECURED DATE 11 SIaIe Registrar g' DAt_ ark--~~~~ ~~1 _Axe Local Hearth Officet- 2219 ~ . 1 ~ { + r t L tr! ~ l". r i e 5P ~ - t ~ s C TEXAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS AUSTIN, TEXAS DISINTERMENT PERMIT PERMISSION IS HEREBY GIVEN 8• 14010tt(U443083) &Mton. Texas TO DISINTER THE BODY OF 7ho"B lie Brown WHO DIED Of M~ipgi'ICile ON OR ABOUT-A .i 190 19U AND WAS BURIED IN Y~0IR4'k ROT "t~ r DMttN1 COUNTY PERMISSION 13 GRANTED TO MOVE THE BODY FROM THE PPL'SENT e PLACE Of- BURIAL, TO gillar" ~ ~Ul PUk V VA 3TATZ WHEN THC NECE33ARY REMG+VAL OR TRANSPORTATION PERMI7 HAS BEEN SECURED OATE LSV - 'ro"'~ State Registrar bATE_ 1~~= Local Hoalth Officer 2219 ff. t, ~ 9~ ~a ~1~ e r, e - . t :E,. i ~ i ~ ORDINANCE NO, AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE NECESSITY FOR AND ORDERING THE PAVING AND DWROVEMENP OF CERTAIN STREETi OR PORTIONS THERE- OF IN THE OITY OF DENTONI APPROVING PLANS AND SPEOIFIOATION3 FOR SUGH WORKI AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDSI DIRECTING THE PREPARATION OF FSTIMAM I INVOKING THE PROCEDURE PROVIDED BY THE OITX CHARTER AND CHAPTER 106 OF THE AOTS OF THE FIA.ST CALLED SFSSION OF THE 40TH LEGISLATURE OF TEXAS, (ART. 1105b R,O,S.)I DETER41NING THAT A PART OF THE COSTS SHALL BE BORNE BY THE CITY AND "HAT A PART SHALL BE BORNE BY THE ABUTTING PROPERTIES AND THE WNERS THEREOFI PRO - VIDINO FOR THE ASSWMENT OF THE PORTION OF THE COSTS TO BE BORNE BY PROPERTY OWN M. AND FOR THE FIXING OF A LIEN TO SE- CURE PAYMENT OF SUGH ASSESSMENTSI STATING THE TIME AND MANNER PROPOSED FOR PAYMENT OF ALL SUCH GOSTSI DIREOTING THE OITY SECRETARY TO OADSE A NOTIOE OF THE ENACTMENT OF THIS ORDINANCE TO BE F= IN THE MORTGAGE OR DEED OF TRUST RECORDS OF DENTON COUNTY, TEXASI AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. THE OOUNOIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON R"Wr ORDAINS] SECTION 1. That a necessity exists for the permanent improvement of those certain portions of public streets hereinafter listed, by excavating, grading and paving the same, by tho installation of drainage iaoilities therein and by the construction of curbs and gutters where adequate curbs and gutters are not now in place, and such improvements are hereby ordered. The portions of public streets to be improved being designated and defined by street units as follower STREET STREET FROM TO UNIT N0. 1. Allen Street the North Line of Mill the South line of Wye Street Street ,/2. Anna Street WEST SIDEi 381 North of the South Line the South Line of Lot 9, of Lot 5, Block 436 as shown Block 436 as shown on the on the Official City Mall of Official City Map of the the City of Denton, Texas City of Denton, Texas EAST SIDEt 381 South of the Forth 371 North of the South Line Tina of Lot 27, Block 435 of Lot 32, Block 435 as us shown en the Official shown on the Official City Oi'y Map of the Oity of Map of the City of Denton, Denton, Texas Texas ✓3. Avenue B the North Line of Eagle 1601 North of the North Line Drive of Maple St+'p9t 4, Bernard Stree+, the South Line of Magle the South Line of Graenlee Drive Street V 1 STREET STREET FROM TO fir"". Headlee Lane Street • UNIT No, 51 Bolivar Street 8f31South of the South Line the South Line of Orr 6, Bradley Street the South Line of Sena Street StheNorth Line of Scripture eet South Line of Soripture the North Line of Houston ./7, Bradley Street the e 8, Bradshaw Street the South Line of McKinney thNortLine of East Hickory Street Street of East 17'001 South y, Bradshaw Street the South 3 Line et Sycamore 10, Bradshaw Street WEST SIDE) the South Line of Lot 10, the South Line of Paisley Block 267 as shown on the Street Official City Map of the City of Denton, Texas EAST SIDEt the South Line of Lot 26, Block 168 as shown on the Official City ?Sap of the City of Denton] Texas 11, Bryan Street the North line of Egan Street the South Line Drainage and 4006 as shown on the Official City Map of the City of Denton) Texas ✓ 12, Center Street the North Line of Highland the south Line of Prairie Street Line of Bolivar 13. College Street the West Line of North Elm Strthe eet Street 14, Collier Street the North Line of Underwood Drive South Line of Eagle Street 15, Collins Street the West Line of Bernard the Bast Line of Avenue A Street 46, Crescent Street the West Line of Ector Street the last Line of Avenue I 17. Denison Street the North Line of Fain Street LiSouth Line of Headley V18, Avenue 9 the South Line of Eagle Drive heENor*% Line of Highway 3.5 the STgoIDi 19, South Elm Street the South Line of kagle Drive I hLino of Let 5 Blook 208 as shown on t►e Official City Map of the City of Denton) Texas WIST SIDE) the South Line Of Lot 4) Blook 20,5 as shown on the Official City Map of the city of Denton) Texas c, STREET STREET FROM TO UNIT NO, 20, Fannin Street the Weot Line of We.loh Street the East Line of Bernard Street °'21, First Street the East Line of Bolivar the West Line of North Elm Street Street 22. Frame Street the North,Line of Texas the South Line of Schmitz Street Street '13, Avenue 0 the North Line of Hickory the South Line of Oak Street Street 211. Greenlee Street the West Line of Bernard the East Line of Highway Street 35 E 25, Headlee Lane the West line of Bolivar the East Line of Beaumont Street Street 26. Hattie Street the North Line of MoKinney the South Line of Paisley Street Street 27, Highland Street the West Line of Center the West Line of IOOF Street Street 28, Jacqueline Street the South Line of Willowwood EAST SIDEi Drive the South Line of Lot 2.s Block 350D as shown on the Official Oity Map of the Oity of Denton) Texas WEST S1DEi the South Line of Lot 10, Block 3510 to shown on the Offioial City Map of the Oity of Denton) Texas Y 19a Kendolph Drive the South Line of Highway the North Line of Willowwood 35 R Drive A Lakey Street the North Line of City Park the Korth Line of Wilson Property Street 31, Lindsey Street the West Line of Highway tha Rest Line of KoOormiok 35 R Street ✓Ps Maple Street the East Line of Avenue 0 NORTH s ni, the Bast Line of Lot 14) Block 360 as shown on the Official City Map of the City of Denton) Texas SOUTH SID31 the Seat Line of Lot 2j Block 379 as shown on the Official City Map of the City of Donton, Texas 1331 Maple Street the SAot Line of Myrtle the Seat line of Oenaer,3treot street ✓ 34o Miohial Street the West Lite of McCormick the Raet Line of Knight Street Street r A Rill street the last Line of Johnson Street the West Line of Hill Street r `V STREET S MEET FROM TO UNIT NO. r 36, Neff Street the South Line of Collins the North Line of Greenlee Street Street 37, East Oak Street the East Line of Rradshaw the West Line of Wood Street Street 38. Paisley Street the East Line of Wood Street the West Line of Ruddell Street 39a Peak Street the North Line of Greenlee the South Line of Fannin Street Street ✓ 40, East Prairie the West Line of Oakwood the East Line of Oakwood Street Cemetery Cemetery 41. West Prairie NORTH SIDEr the East Line of Center Street 75t East of the West Line of Street Lot 171 Block 306 as shown on the Official City Map of the City of Denton, Texas SOUTH SIDEt the East Line of Lot 2, Block 307 as shown on the Official City Map of the Oity of Don- tonj Texas 42, Rose Street FAST SIDEt the South Line of Paisley the South Line of Lot 28, Street Blook 165 as shown on the Official City Map of the City of Denton, Texas WEST SIDEt the South Line of Lot 14) Block 166 as shown on the Official City Map of the City of Denton, Texas 43. Ruddell Stroet the Worth Line of East HST SIDEt McKinney Street the North Line of Lot 5, Block 182 as shown on the Oftioial City Map of the City of Denton, Texas WEST sIDR 121 North of the South Line of Lot 71 Block 162 as shown on the Official City Map of the City of Denton, Texas `"}ill. Stella Street the West Line of Avenue 9 the West Line of Avenue I 45. Stuart Road the North Line of Sherman WEST Sn%o Drive 1201 North of the Worth Line of Driftwood Trail EAST SIDEt the North Line of Lot 8a5, Block 1361 as shown on the Official City Map of the City of Denton, Texas w.w.~:~+RA~oM~w.~..•~.M/~1.11.f f7.1~K31k'Y/111~~~ STREET STREET FROM TO UNIT NO. 46. East Sycamore the East Line of Exposition the West Line of Bradshaw Street Avenue Street 47. Weloh Street the North Line of Collins the South Line of Eagle Street Drive 48. Whipporwill Lane the West Line of Kendolph the Last Line of Highland Drive Park Drive 119. Wilson Street the West Line of Oity Park the East Line of City Park Property Property 50. Withers Street the East Line of Bell Avenue SOUTH SIDEo the East Line of Lot 2.1, Block 151 as shown on the Official City Map of the City of Dentono Texas NORTH SIDES the East Line of Lot 9, Block 150 as shown on the Official City Map of the City of Denton" Texas 51. Fannin Street the West Lino of Avenue A the East Line of Avenue B 52. Stuart Road the North Line of Hercules North 721.05 feet Lane SEOTIOX 21 That each of said street unite shall be paved with the following type of pavements 2" hot mix asphaltic concrete pavement on a 6" lime stabilized base. Streets shall, be paved from curb to ourb; "Boll Type" curbs and gutters shall be constructed where the Director of Public Works of the City of Denton determines that adequate curbs and gutters do not exist; and necessary drainage faollities shall be installed. The specifications for all suoh improvementsy heretofore prepared by the Department of Publio Works of the City of Denton) and nor; on file with tho City Council are hereby in all things approved. 1 , 1 SECTION 3. The City Manager is hereby authorized and directed to advertise for bids for the improvement work herein described, The advertising, receiving and opening of such bids to be as provided by the Charter of the City of Denton and the laws of the State of Texas. Upon the receipt and opening of the bids tor such improvement work, the Director of Public Works of the City of Denton is hereby directed to prepare and file with the City Council his estimate of the total costs of the improvements herein ordered, and the total amount of the costs thereof to be paid by the City of Denton and by the abutting properties and the owners thereof in accordance with the provisions of Section 5 hereof and the in- atruotions which may bo given him by the City Council. SECTION b. The City Council of the City of Denton deems it advisable and hereby determines to proceed under and in the exercise in the powers, terms and provisions of Chapter 106, Acts of the First Called Session of the 40th Legisla- ture of Texas, (being Art. 1105b R.O,S.) and the provisions of the Oharter of the City of Denton. SECTION . The costs of said improvements shall be paid as follows, to wits (a) The City of Denton shall pay all of the cost of drainage installa- tions wherever located, all of the cost of excavation, base preps- ration, base and surfacing within street and alley interseotione, thirty-three and one-third percent (33 113%) of the cost of excava- tion, base preparation, base and paving of a street surface thirty foot in width, and one hundred percent (100%) of the cost. of excavation, base preparation, base and surfacing for the excess width of paving any street surface over thirty feet in width where said ex:osds width is deemed by the Director of Public Works of the Oity of Denton to adequately hilndle present and future traffic needs. (b) The remainder of the coals of such improvements shall be assessed against the respective abutting properties and the real and true owners thereof in accordance with the Oity Oharter and the Statutes of Texas herein referred to, Such assessments shall be made aocording to tha "Iront-hot Rulek, in proportion as the frontage of each parool of-pi4or y► i's to the whole frontage improved unless the application r 1• • • I1 1 r r of such rule would, in the opinion of the City Council, in particular cases, result in injustice of inequality, to vhieh oases the City Oouncil shall apportion and assess such costs in such proportions as it may deem just and equitable, having in view the special benefits in enhanced value to be received by such parcels of property and the owners thereof, the equities of such owners, and the adjustment of such apportionR~inb so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits received and burdens imposed. No assessment shall hq made against arty abutting property or the real and true ownera thereof for costa in excess of the benefits to suoh property in enhanced value thereof by means of such improvements. (o) The several sums above mentioned and assessed again+it said parcels of property and the owners thereof and interest thereon at the rate of eight per centum (84) per annum on the initially deferred balanoe, together with reasonable attorneyst fees and costs of collections U l.4ourred, are hereby declared to be and are made a lien upon the respective parcels of property against which the same are assessed, and a personal liability and charge against the real and true owners of such property, whether such owner be namad herein or not, and the said liens shall be and constitute the first enforosable lien and claim against the property on which such assessments are levied, and shall be a first and paramount lien thereon, superior to all other liens and claims except atate, county, sohool district and city ad valorem taxes. (d) (1) The sums so assessed against the abutting property and the owners thereof, shall become due and payable as follows, to wit, in thirty-six (36) equal installments, the first payable oil or before thirty (30) days fro,, the completion and acceptanoe of the improvements of thn Unit upon which the property abutep and one (1) each month thereafter until the total amount is paid] deferred payments shall bear interest from the date of suoh completion and aooeptance at the rate of eight per centum (8) per, am= on the initially deferred balance, payable { } ti r • monthly with each installment, so that upon the completion and acceptance of the improvements in a particular Unit, assessments against such completed and accepted Unit shall become due and payable in such installments, and with interest from the date of such completion and acceptance, (2) Provided, however, that arty owner shall have the right to pay the entire assessment, or any installment thereof, before ~ r maturity, by payment of principal and accrued interest, and further provided that it default shall be made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest promptly as same matures, then the entire amount of the asseedment upon which such det'ault is made shall, at the option of the Oity of Denton, or its assigns, be and becoma immediately due and payable, and shall be colleotable, together with reasonable attorneys' fees and scats of collootion, if incurred, (e) The assessed portion of the cost of such improvements may be further secured by Mechanic's Liens to be executed in favor of the Oity of Denton] but Oertificates of Special Assessment shall be issued in favor of the Oity of Denton, whether the owners have executed such Meshanio's Liens or not. (f) The Oity of Denton shall pay for the aforesaid work on the various Street Units on monthly estimates as the work progresseep ten percent (10%) of the amount duo by the Oity of Denton on each such estimate being retained by the City until completion and acceptance of the work involved in the Street Unit on which the estimates are submitted, SEOTION 66 fhe construction and installation of the improvements herein ordered in each Street Unit herein dosignated and described shall be separate and independent of the construction and installation of such improvements in each and every other Street Units The assessments to be levied for the improvements in each Street Unit shall be separate and distinct from the assessments to be levied La every other Street Unitj and in making and levying assessments against prop- erty for the improvements in one Unity no material or substance in conneotion with any other Vnit sball be consideredt all as fully and to the same extent as if wrrrrnror r . separate contracts were executed and separate proceedings had with roterenee W each ouch Street Unit or portion of street. MOTION 7. The Oity Secretary is hereby directed to cause to be prepared a Notice of Enactment of this ordinance and to file said Notice with the County Olerk of Denton County, Texas, in the Deed of Trust Records of Denton County, Texas. SFOTION 8. This ordinance shall be effeotive immediately upon its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED this ay of July, A.D. 1961, GLC:Gt1~.. or Oity of Denton, Texas ATTAST i y rotary 01ty of Denton, Texas APPRO LEO~t rn Y"""' City of Denton, Texas r ,R • f ~ 4 INA l A 2. V 1 H E M~ , J 5 1 } 6 V~ L I Y11 r'. i. ~~tI7 n~i tµr* r i' ri~ 4 , 4 ' it 1r mKb dr ilk EIIIIII T . of • 1 AI A F%C1 "GULAR CIuvETM O op 'PHS QITY COIIRQIL OF THE O1TY OF DMQXj , THUS HELD IN TIM XMQIPA; SVIVDJXq 0T SAID 91TY ~X TU 2.0U DAY Of JULY, AoD. 1961. 1 r,, R930TIUI0N WHRMAS, tho term of offioo of lid Jr Wi111au on the 0 iv41 Servloe Commission or the, Qitj of Dentoh, fezae+,,F*p1"8 on Augurt 13, 19611 now therefore be it lt'$90i,V3D aY' THs OrrY OMIJOI OF TN'd rQITX of D91fl OV TjXj6, boat the said ad is will' for a tdrm 6. off ioe beginning on Augu/t, 13, 1461 "and tndWgr, on AIJOUst 13, 19644 and bi it further f{. ` , • r It SOLVED 'ghat the 'Qitr deopatarir,I" and kta ie hereby; dir eted W-oaase a ,opy 6r this re,olatio1 td Oeiivarod,to, ?tho still 'Rd ,r. William ae'a Oertirie to of AppOintmentl a r , L 'I, y `r V 'PAJW2D Afro APtAMP thin 25th day pt July, AIY. 1961L I~ , 4 , r rl dr 1t' 1 1 ~i i i• 'flI 'I' r ~ v rr r 1„ t r r. 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TEXAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS AUSTIN, TEXAS DISINTERMENT PERMIT PERMISSION 15 HEREBY GIVEN Be Haolett(Lio•#3081) Deatons T"" TO DISINTER THE BODY OF Myrtle Can ona 3yo m WHO DIED OF heart condition ON OR ABOUT March t o 1959 AND WAS BURIED IN 160,00p• Drt1t04 tZMETERY 1 D"tm COUNTY PERMISSION IS GRANTED TO MOVE THE BODY FROM THE PRESENT PLACE Or BURIAL, TO sillamt Mee nul CfPITERY ftll" Dail" '~eoR~e COTP WHEN THE NECESSARY REMOVAL OR TRANSPORTATION PERMIT HAS BEEN SECURED hly DATE State Re~i~lrar DATE 6 2~" y&j Local HeaNh Off lbr 2219 7 Itkd:G hehEY Ilrtn all, , . r Prat eyd FHldry a IFertNR I~ 1 OF the tlrT OF Dtlo NTtn If , 1M , Ffn,t PF Mteea, hti r EwFk m rM M- ihN C'ry 44 O"4m ~'kr th I,TaiNw..yAINA ersnhHls of rllnnn d'nAnr, aef. W^ f4 Tera, rh, nld er NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 1^I the 10HewiAt teplla^. . OIOINANCR No. SU►FiAONDIN"Wr AMtNUjN6 TMAOUGN AATICL I1 1710 Is.lP, INCtus1VE, OF TNF OFOENrON RDrNA S OF THE CITY 704 01 A ktv 4 1 IY THE ADOPT. ;OwN0 NO COMPAEN,NSrY ZONING oROfNAHCr F FSIAIIISHIN HEIGHT ANp TA fCTl, RFG MATING rNE pikER S1IEKt11" OF um Fs A A12 TNFS PER "Itt"r OF WE AAFA YNAC MAY IE OCCUPIED THE $'ZFS OF YARDS E $IIII, of H OPUl1FI0PA(1F! ►HI Dt'k- I. TURISU I, GA IUI101N0l,EO$TR'U( 1 "STAY. COM.EM1 FOR TRADE, rN• rHER Pu1PDE1s ~aRts►l~O,~rkct o~ TI T1 A(7t MM RAI I?N" RrCO*rRUrCC; , I W l N/S ifQN: ON, PAIR at~A et~ t ~OMIO hD ^ , ING pk,F . lOFCA krAAA) f 7 t,p~ t A i vr01Ni WnH00I OF, jN C[RiIFRATr(1 IF OCCUFAIL + of AND~CORKIAN(I' FOR MIT*DS ~s Of lwc 0191. WN The Planning and Zoning Commission has prepared a pre- Or A Of W iminary report containing and recommending the adoption of " NT,"t 110YMIN MNAIYIIS ' DI NFOR new comprehensive zoning ordinance for the City of Denton, I r exas. This report, and the full text of the new proposed s. i I sir?. rdinance, were published in the Legal Notice Section of the N`wM nt nq'coN nton Record-Chronicle, ,Issue of ~ ANA rrR.J! Aw,F ne ►/tRfMe~i! AA M a>dr h# eN Fn17r I~~~N~Yitik~Aejl M rM Please be advised and take notice that the Planning and +^4 I AMWA"" At ~A, t1A11 A DtMu~ ning Commission of the City of Denton, Texas, will hold a rN M;, le of aAD . rNrt i ublic hearing on the aforesaid preliminary report and pro- '}r ~-pMleq osed zoning ordinance on 1P11. t in the Municipal Building of said City, beforre ubmitting its final report to the City Council of the City f Denton, Texas, Your property, described above, is zoned in the " r District under the present ordinance and is proposed for the District under the proposed ordinance, Very truly yours, W. D. Buttrill City Secretary City of Denton, Texas ORDINANCE Na. ` AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLANTING ARTICLES 13010 THROUGH 13,29 INCLUSIVE OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF Di'NTON, TEXA~, BY THE ADOPTION OF A NEW AND COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING ZONING DIS- TRICTS# TEE Harm AND SIZE OF BUILDINGS AND OTHER STRUCTURES AND THE PERCENTA03 OF LOT AREA THAT MAY BE OCCUPIED, THE SIZES QF YARDS AND OTHER OPEN SPADES, THE DENSITY OF POPULATION, THE LOCATION AND USES OF BUILDIN031 STRUCTURES AND LAND FORT D99 IN- DU3TRY COMMERCE, RESIDENCE OR OTHER PURPOSES AND THIN ERECTISN, CONSTRUCTION RECONSTRUCTION, ALTERATION, REPAIR OR USE OF BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES OR LAND WITHIN SUCH DISTRICTS; PROVIDING FOR OFF-STRW PARKING, A- MENDING CHAPTER 13 PART III OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DEiV''ON, TEXAS, BY ADOPTING A ZONING MAP SHOWING THE ACTUAL LOCATION OF SUCH DISTRICTS; PROVIDING MR'j'HODS OF ENFORCEMENT FOR CERTIPICATZ3 OF OCCUPANCY AND OOMPLI'ANCE, FOR METHODS OF INTERPRETATION OF THE ORDI- NANOE; DEFINING CERTAIN WORDS; PROVIDING FOR A BOARD OF ADJ'USTiONT; PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION3; PRO- VIDING FOR AMENDMBRTS AND CHANGES IN THE Tan OF THE ORDINANCR; RBPEALING CONFLIOTING ORDINANCES; PROVIDING A SAVINGS OLAU3E; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. THE COUNCIL OF THE OFTy OF bENTON HEREBY ORDAINSt SSOT~1. That Artioiea 13•10 through 13-29o gh 3.2'9, inclusive, of the Cods of Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas, are hereby anQended and Supplanted, for the purpose of adopting a new and oomprehensive zoning ordinance for the OitY of Denton, Texas, which shall hereafter read as follows, to wit= ARTICLE 13.10 DEFINITIONS Certain words in Part II of this Chapter are do" -fined for the purpose hereof as follows= (a) Wor s C1) Words used in tho present tense include the future. ' X21 Words in the sinEular number include the plural number, and words in the plural number inoludo the singular, i (3) ohs word "building" lnoluder the word structure" the word "lot" inoludes the word "ptot". (4) The word "shall'} is mandatory and not directory, ? b) A4lWA The wend "Aeeesrery" ewa+yat a •ubordigate use di+ bd Idi Otisl 61, eaarii iaeilent to sad lo- oited e leing 0 lot ,66 rrup~ed by the m&In use of f ~ .i'• , 1 Mir a. i dX' ro.a: Yy • ; a i+ Y;^ _ r j}~y Ji ~1, Al ey An alley is a wa which extends only sseoedary oceans of access ~o abutting property, (d) t nt An apartment means a room or suite of rooms in an apartment house or tenement arranged, « designed, or occupied as the residence of a single family, individual or group of in- dividuals, (a) Apartment-House An apartment house is a building or portion thereof arranged, designed or occupied b / three or more families living independently of each other, (f) Boarding House wr r A boarding house is a building other than a hotel where lodging and meals for five or more persons are served for compensation, (g) Cus t_oe rp one Occupations A customary how occupation is an occupation customarily carried on in the hose by a ses- bar of the oooupant+s family without structural alterations in the building or any of its rooms,' without the installation of machinery or addi- tional equipment other than that customa," to normal household operation, without the e ploT- vent of additional persona, without the use of a sign to advertise the oooupation, and which doss not cause the generation of noise, dis- turbanoe or additional traffic in the street. (h) Aeg!h or Lot The depth of lot shall be calculated as the wean horizontal distance between the front and rerr lot lines. (i) a th of ear Yard The depth of rear yard shall b•s oaloulated as the wean horizontal distance between the rear line of a building other than an accessory building and the osater line of the alley where an alley exists, otherwise tho rear lot line. (j) istr of A district shall mean a seation of the Oity of Denton for which the regulations governing the areas, height, or uses of buildings are uniform, (k) Awellinr, Multiple A multiple dwelling is a buildin used or ds• signed as a tesidenee tar three 13) or more tantlies or households living in epeadently or ♦ t a$Warr. ~r r 1 TL' ~j a~ pua~ i t VpiI If J:11.14 t~x~ake~.V;j {I }V13 '~7i'o (a sr ,Y~. ,~:}.;c}i •~x.augn vnr;t .ioc~;u~+a~.A ti r, 1. L 1. ' . 1 `r 4 _ xk Clr~t;. • ) 'qx 1~r ~xW ,M r A one family dwelling is a detached building having accommodations for and occupied by only one family, i (m) pwolling, Twodamily A two-family dwelling is a detached building having separate accommodations for and occu- pied as, or to be oooupied as a dwelling for o.„S two families, (n) Dwellis,.-GrouHouse Group house dwellings are detached or semi- detached dwellings built on one (1) lot, usually in opposing rows separated by a walkway or court. (o) Fam il A family is one or more non-transient persons living as a single, non-profit houseLo.eepingg unit, as distinguished from a group oooupying a club, boarding, lodging or rooming house, or a fraternity, sorority or group student house. (p) Maternity, , Sorr~ror ritZ or Group Student Houss A building occupied by and maintained ex- olusively for students affiliated with an academic or professional college or university, or recognised institution of higher learning, and when regulated by such Institution. (4) Fron, a A front yard is an open and unoccupied sp►roe on the same lot with a building, between the building and the property line extending across the front of the lot. (r) Gara&e.riyLte Aotrivats garagge is a garage with capacity for n more than t'ive (5) motor-driven vehicles for storage onl7 and for private use. (s) Oaraxe, Public A public garage is any premises not a private garage, as defined above, used for housing of more than three (3) motor-driven vehicles or whore any vehicles are repaired for operation, or kept for remuneration, hire or sale, (t) c-arao;e.._ t r9 age_ A storage garage is any premises, except those defined as a private or public garage used exclusively for the storage of autono~iloss (u) ages P oor_Ar" the des sM asurfloored area of an apartment ho~uri es •hai be of Choi bew t i,T be taka ry t eutold~1, oor le~er, ' s! tbi ' aor,.s~.nt: b1~1 ldip 11wt O"K floor levels vents doh Wier at asea, !ds• onsrldeaee Purp"Oss +#N,k + ~ suw•~,a~ai~', ~sr.u;rd~~ ~v ~ y,~~uvg++~ ~rr~r~►~ (11 ~ u6{r"t4. s v 2,4 41 'li'~~11? I. l FR•i ~11~~.~i '~~...byy,~~'~~ f .41: 1,ctln~4 R j (1) The height of a building or portion of a building shall be measured from the average established grade at the street lot line or from the average natural ground level if hilherj or if no street grade has been established, to the higheat point of the roof's surface if a flat surface to the deck ).ins of mansard roofs, and to the mean height level between eaves and ridge for hip or gable roofs, (2) In measuringg the height of a building, the following struotures shall be exoludeds chimneys, cooling towers, radio towers, ornamental cupolas, domes or spires, elevator bulkheads, penthouses, tanks, water towers and parapet walla not ex- ceeding four feet in height. (w) Hw te1 A hotel is a building occupied as a more or less temporary abiding place of individuals who are lodged with or without meals, in which, as a rule, the room are occupied singly for hire in which provision is not made for oook- ing In any individual apartment, and in which there are more than 12 sleeping rooms, a public dining room for the accommodation of more than 12 gueate, and general kitchen, (x) Institution An institution is a building or buildings occupied by a non-profit organization or oorporation, or any non-profit establishment for such use. (y) Kindergarten A kindergarten is a school for more than six children of pre-school ago in which construe- tive endeavors, object lessons or helpful games are prominent features of the curriculum, (a) Lodxinx House A lodging house is a building other than a hotel where lodging for five or more persons is provided for compensation, (aa} Lot (1) A lot is land occupied or to be oooupied by a building or its accessory buildinp, and inoluding such opan spaoss. as are "0 red under part 11 of this Chapter, and having its orifinal frontage upon a publio street or o fioially approved place, (2) A fractional lot is a portion of clot i that has been out off a oorner lot, having the side line of an adjacent lot as its rear line and the rear line of the re• Mainder of the oorner lot as ra side line, 2) A book at line is bhe ownership ltloe o! " LJO61 i6~r Yob whte it .aa,~aoen to + the ' at"**$ ern oa rner, ltti 'q !'rbnt lot 1~1.~t.%~.1 rl (f'✓: ;1s ~7 ~t'~; ,'l~'•I~~. LI ljf }L7 ~,t)~i s^,'~~~o~~7aiPi~:' ~a f~sn }►;t~t.,~~" hrlru~ ~'i. il~c >~wiErp12a1';aw 6'x,rtn~~ ~r ~}~e ~i~s.~+i*F li` 77iro wing(uR UpirjT Px,+ ivgverrt,a~ volepk VYr j~ls~ ~~rl ` „ f x e ` • , A N dad0 'eteri0i►E18f as 011" inally platted (I}} An interior lot is a lot other than a corner lot, (5) A throu lot is a lot having frontage on two #2) parallel, or approximately parallel streets, (bb) Lost `Corner A corner lot is a lot situated at the junction of two or more streets and having a width of no greater than 100 feet, (oo) Loo Dines Lot lines are the property ownership lines bounding a lot, as defined herein. NO Motels. Tourist Courts A motel or tourist court is a building or group of buildings designed, arranged or used for temporary occupancy having accommodations for housing or parking automobiles in close proxi• mitt' to the quarters occupied by the owner of such automobiles and providing for three (3) or more of such quarters. (so) Non-Conforming Use Non•oonforming use means a building or pro- mises occupied by a use that does not conform to the regulations of the district in which it is actuated. (tf)' Nursery, A children's nursery is a place where more than six ohildren are left for care. (gg) Open Space The term open space means the area included in any aide, rear or front yard or any unoccupied space on a lot that is open and unobstructed to the sky, except for the ordinary pro3eotion of oornioss, eaves or porohese (hh) Peterson The term "person" when used in Part 11 of this Chapter shall mean any natural person assooia• tion of persons, partnership, oorpw ation or sooietyI and the term "person" shall include both singular and pplural and shall include the femin{ne. and masouline gender, (f,i) ice A place is an open unoccupied space on the lot that is open and unobstructed to the sky re- served for the purpose of access to abutting property$ ~ i f) !r~..Q1YTt, prfsaes~~AA*d for aeiial' 4W J. a" n ftatioonaltPur• , poses aeld oMped #Ad O"rasid by A private 7WI+li~i''.2if{~1:li ifFJ>f..u_~, Q) Y ;t=i,cf~w t Jut' Via, a jfv.~~t!$ 'Lf,ot7;aF;o 00101JeT, t OC, {P) VU ru;ux.Joto So„ 7n u Sox 01JJOTA' 4 d .9/, tart' ,w i .:1;„~• ni `jYvrl ~bY U. 7' W 0 111 Idiom" ! ' non-protit in,3titution or orgaai=ation for }~9 use of its members, from which thc, gsneral public is exoluded, and where ho activities are carried on for profit. NO Rea and A rear yard is a space unoccupied except by a building of accessory use as herein per- mitted, extending the full width of the lot between a building other than a building of accessory use and the rear lot line. (11) Reversed Fropi;ago The term reversed i'rontage means a portion of a corner lot frosting the street which was originally platted as a side street, (am) Side _Yard (1) A side yard is an open unoccupied space on the same lot with a building situated between the building and the aide line of the lot and extending through from the street or from the front yard to the rear line of the lot. (2) Any lot line not a rear line or a front line shall be deemed a side line. r (no) Stables, Pri,v. ate A private stable is a stable with a capacity for not more than four horses, mules or other domestic animals. (oo) StablesAs Public I A public stable is a stable with a capacity for more than four horses, mules or other domestic animals. (pp) SItorp A story is that portion of a building included between the surface of any floor and the sur- face of the floor next above itf or, if there be no floor above it, the space between such floor and the ceiling next above it. (gq) Story, )calf A half story is a story under a gable, hip or gambrel roof, the wall plates of which are on at least two (2) exterior we.11s not more than two feet above the front of such story. (rr) ItreAt The term street means any public thoroughfare dedicated to the public and not designated as an alley. (es) Atruotnra &I tecat Long truetural' alterations ail any ohanV in the &A"orting ew"ors of a Wilding epp as bosipsag walla, '6alwmr bomw or ilirAire. k1l.V ~1i ir~+~4.~ G4! ate;, .?1.TS=' ,k'-i•; s 01,1 b0 Waf7AIPV40 ne~a i~:e u~+aP~e~~.' 1.r,c;w :>lsxcfs iN+r ~au~;cvq' Zx w uou»bYpof,tc t~ tifn,;i~au os. r4vf-raa;1 Ka eM i~. V57 R I-," I A trailer park is an area deblgaadS 'l~r~and ` ' or used for the temporary occupancy by au o• mobile trailers wid providing for one (1) or more of such quarters, which are ocoupLed or intended for occupancy as temporary living quarters by individuals or families, (uu) Used Car Junk Area The term used car junk area means an open area other than a street, alley or place used for dismantling or wrecking used auto- mobiles, or for the storage, sale or dumping of dismantled or wrecked oars or their parts. (vv) Width of Side Yard The width of the side yard shall be oalculated as the mean horizontal distance between a side wall of a building and the aide line of the lot, ARTICLE 13.11 PURPOSE (a) Comprehensive Plan The purpose of the regulations provided in l Parts II and III of this Chapter is to zone II the entire City of Denton Texas into dis- { triots as provided by Articles iblia to and including lOll1 of Chapter 4s Title 28 of the Revised Civil Statuter of the State of Texas, 1925, as amended, in accordance with a com- prehensive master plan for the purpneij of pro- moting the health safety, morals, I,,x, the general welfare of the general public in the City of Denton, Texas, (b) Design . They have been doeigned to! (1) lessen congestion in the streets; (2) secure safety from fire, panic, and c Cher dangerl (3) provide adequate light and airl (4) prevent the overcrowding of land; y' (5) avoid undue concentration of population; and (b) faoilitats the adequate provisions of transportation, water sewerage, sohools, parks, and other public requirements. (o) Oo sider~o, s They have been made with reasonable oonsidera• tion, among other things for the character li of the district and for Its particular suit- 3 ability for particular uses and with a view to oonserving the value of 4uildings and en- eoura ing the most appropriate use of the land throughout the City of Denton, Texas. A102 M 13112 DISTRICTS dim of ftatoo Is hereby divided into mine Ef ~ eYNSSea of uss distrietr, to~d VONpeotive- ! 3F t?~~J.~uU.i E~~ tltr, ~•1tjr,r~0~8 u~. 1rEertil~~JS3' t13~:'IWJdC] '~vF~ occ~ftts►.+c ~e ~otahuLU;~'~ i'~s~lt;~ :fa,i.st et urre r s tsar.;u~. IJf4;}1 arLp oor?nU,eg sad wt~i+~ } at ' r.a't ~'oz~P F+:.+'3q 4 7tt~ t,C+t. ~qs { ~ ay a rs ' 2,~.~. ~ t C~ Gte GJ aGe t` t! X Irk[ 0 1 91 Milk :i':}~y1~1''~ilY.~7MTJjC3't~!'•,:,I,A%",`ill~"!'A~,..T f~ bri Mal y 7 T :7~ ' (1) "R" - Dwelling District. , (2)o "D" - Dwelling District. (3) "A-1" Dwelling District. (4) "A-211 - Dwelling District. (5) 'ILR" - Looal Retail District, (6) "LB" - Local Business District. (7) 'fB" - Bu.9lness District. (8) 'ILI" - Light Industrial District. (9) "HI" Heavy Industrial Diatriot. ARTICLE 13.12A ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF DENT ON, TEXAS, 1961. (a) Establishment and Adoption of M&P The boundaries of the various districts set, forth in Artiole 13.12 are hereby established and adopted as the sane arc shown on the "Zoning Map of the City of Denton Texas", which is hereby adopted as Part Ili of Chapter 13 and which is hereby made a part of Part II of this Chapter as fully as if the same were set forth herein. The Zoning Map of the City of Denton, Taxae, shall be and th6 same is hereby adopted in one original and three duplicate maps to be designated by title aooordingly, each of which shall bear the signature of the Mayor and the attestation of the City Secretary for identifi- oation and authentioation and the *am shall bear even date with the final passage of this ordinanoe. (b) Use or Zoning M&P8 (1) The Original Zoning Map of the City of Denton, Texas, 19611 shall be displayed in the office of the City Secretary in the Municipal Building of the City of Denton, Texas. (2) One DuplioJe,te Zoning Map of the City of Denton, Texas, 1961, shall be displayed in the office of the Director of Planning of the Oity of Denton, Texas. (3) Ono Duplicate Zoning Map of the City of Denton, T sxas, 1961, shall be displa ad in the office of the building Inspeoor of the Oity of Denton, Texas. (4) The remaining DUPROAte Zoning Map 01" the city of Denton Texas, 1961s shall bra die* played in the bity Counoil meeting roods for the use and benefit of the publics (c) Amendments tot ',stiin& Map of tbs 2itz_o_r psnton,-T*Aa4, -120. (1) It shall be the duty or the Director o! Planning of trio diby of Denton, Texas, to keenri„ the opt '"1 &V VIAPILeals !toning Mails' ar the Otte $l,t eA 614 UAS19611 listed in Artia1e lYO1Z1 (1) c~troag!► ohangos, sawndarnts, or add Wonsoto, and the Director of Planning shall note on each such map the ordinance number and the date t of passage of the ordinance authorizing each such change or amendment. (2) In the event of a conflict between the Orig- inal Zoning Map of the City of Denton, Texas, 1961, and any Duplicate Zonin Map of the City of Denton, Texas, 1961, he original Zoning Map shall be conclusively presumed to show the official boundaries of the dis- tricts designated thereon. ARTICLE 13,128 REGULATIONS APPLICABLE To ALL DISTRICTS The following regulations shall apply to all Dis- triots listed in Article 13,12, and as hereinafter defined in Part II of this Chapter3 t (a) Use No building or structure shall be erected raised, moved placed, extended, enlarged, converted, con- struoted, reoonstruoted, or structurally altered, except in conformity with the regulations pre- scribed or designed to be used or occupied for an purposes other than permitted by these regu- la ions in the district in which euoh building, structure or land is situated, (b) Height No building or structure shall be erected, raised, constructed, extended, enlarged, reconstructed or structurally altered so as to extend the height limit established by Part II of this Chapter for the district in which such ouilding or structure is situated. (o) Area 11 No lot shall be reduced or diminished so that the yards or other open spaces shall be smaller than prescribed by Part II of this Chapter= nor shall the density of population be increased in any manner except in conformity with the area regu- lations herein ostablished, No side yard areas for a building shall be included as a part of the required areas of any other building. No parking area, parking space or loadin space which exists at the time these regulations be- come effective or which subsequent thereto is provided for the purpose of complying with Part II of this Ohapt^r shall thereafter be relinquish- ed or reduood, in any manner below the require- ments established by Part II of this Chapter) every building hereafter ereoted shall be located on a lot as herein defined and in t,o case shall there be more than one building or use on one lot, except as hereinafter provided. ARTtOLE 13,13 "R" - DWELLING DISTRICT The following regulations shall apply in ail "R" Dwelling Dis trio bt (a) Uses P crAt1W L (1) one famf.1y duallings, (2) hublio Imtki' 041Ny'~rr6unds, 6hurahes, publio or d0n6MinatIoAal ioheois telementarYs u i A's h#th anti high s41seo1s), 66110444 and un vd i. w 4 f ,e c•L ►,j~u .''1,t13r~~,;:a usl4tf, ~~•-F• 1 ~f ';+.t1Qk`~Y1'~r~, l~t~( Ff ,y re i1f v^....N`r r e 14 {3) Railway rights-Of-way and traoks, passen- gar stations, but not including switch or storage yards or team tracks. (4) 0olf courses (excluding, however, minia- ture golf courses and driving ranges operated for oo=o roial purposes). (5) Farms, truck gardens, orchards or nurseries for the growin of plants, shrubs and trees, provided no retail or wholesale sales ac- tivities are conducted on the premises, and provided that no livestock or poultry other than household pate shall be housed or re- tained within one hundred (100) feet of any property line. (6) Accessory buildings, including a private garage and servant quarters, when located not lean than eighty (80) feet from the front property line nor less than six (6) feet from any other property line, provided that said accessory buildin s shall not i occupy in excess of fifty (90) percent of the minimum required rear yard in the case of a one-story building or forty (40) per- cent of the minimum required rear yard in the oaso of a two-story building. No such servant quarters, however, shall be leased or rented to anyone other than to the family of a bona fide servant giving more than fifty (50) percent of said servant's time to the family occupying the premises to which the servantls house is an aooaesory buildin . No accessory building in this district shall be used for commercial purposes (the term "oommeroial purposes'' shall include part-time business). (7) Customary home occupations. (8) Installations of telephone comppanies, either publioly or privately owned; t ro stations) sewage lift stations, transformer stations, and transmission lines for all public utilities, either privately or publioly owned. (b) Oonditional Usos The following uses may be pormittod in the "A'f - Dwelling District only under Oonditional Use Permits ggranted in the manner specified in Artiole 13#24, I (1) Airportsfor itiseft landing fields and j i (2) Fubiia buildings for use by My, Ooun+,r, Vj%to or Podornl Qovernrtu as (3) Medical and dental olinios, private sahools,~ day nurseries and kindergartent on mites / of one (1) Para or more, (4) Radio and television broadowstin and tr~answ s~ittin atatLonr Miorow v or litre"of "right arana"18110n #to~ions, s axis trahRun! rarer and on or to iaMS, nd othet s utill~r serv;oe user o nosojj~rto eyerat3ng requlrOwnas 10 W k t'' ,t r},~~,Gi', t2.1:jJU,Ir.~Ti ,'S, 4k7~ •;ti;.y_', r t pi.U':t1 I.N1 Cep. 4,39ty ~14C;1L7' ~ ` ` i:stL ~Ftv~Yt~tkiy° !trll +TC 7votrsgru6 .krst, ~y Wit uh x 4%tk;4-w -fi.rt~4F,~ tF?~~P'G #a~~.' t1q~~x iQSJ+j '1~ xl~ row (5} Institutions of a religious, educational or philanthropio nature. (6) Athletic stadiums; comma roial amusement enterprises of a temporary nature suoh as circuses, oarnivale, miniature golf courses, driving ranges, miniature train and pony rides, and rodeos; athletic fields. (7) Riding aosdemies, publio stables and tracks on sites of five (5) acres or more, (8) Publicly or privately owned utility j installations inoluding water reservoirs, pump stations, water towers and artesian wells, (9) Private clubs and community buildings owned and operated by non-profit organi- zations on sites of three (3) acres or more, i (10) Mobile home parke'or trailer courts on sites of fire (5) acres or more, i (11) Hospitals, ohildren's homes, rest homes, convalescent homes, and hoaxes for the aged ~ on sites of five (5) sores or more. (12) Homes for the feeble minded or for the treatment of narootio addiction, insanity or aloholiem on sites of twenl;y (20) sores or more. I (13) Planned Residential Developments. (o) Area Requiremenfs I (1) Front Yard There shall be a front yard or3r' every structure in the "R" - Dwelling District having a depth of not less than twenty-five (25) feet from the front prop- erty line to tie face of the building. No covered porch, covered terrace, or attached accessory building shall project into any required front yard space. (2) _Rear yard There shall be a rear yard for every -ruoture in the 'OR" - Dwellingg District which shall have a depth of not less than twenty-rive 25) feet measured from the baok of the s ~ruo tune to the rear property line; provided, however that where such rear yard abuts an alisy the required roar yard may be measured from the oenter line of suoh alleys C3) Side Yards There shall be two (2) side a s or each structure in the "R" - el ling Distriot, one on eaoh side of such structure, No side yard shall be less than six (6) feet meksurad from the side roperty line to the side of the strut ure and no oovered porch, oovery ed terrao• or attached aocessory buildirut t W,, 'ti"T!LV 4t`~a"k:ic~Tt S. QygLjy l.' i1YN uu(J! t~a5a srt . „ Iffy trl:, rit) 3~ .";'LtAFiSi l,SfGfzJ~s' WjU~fd~f1~, t tJ'3 t`~I,C t:i If X•0 A01V U1J1JJV+'>1.t7 (V) MSCP to I'TJ Ile,) ~ I:Sf}i,; GU4i'1F~4d;hT 174ti71F1~M27}'1 x v k~:i ~ „ qt, ) t 1J fr 1 1.Hxx4:iut~ui o~in4~C1 ~t►stJ' - Fit shall project into any required aide yard apace. All required aide yards shall be open and unobstructed except for fences and for ordinary projections of sills, belt courses, cornices, etc.; but in no case shall any such projection exceed 24 inches. (For special regulations on revermed front- age, see Article 13.22,) (4) Lot Area The minimum area of any lot used in EEO "R" - Dwelling District shall be 6,000 square feet. (5) Lot Width The minimum lot width shall be sixty ) feet, (6) Lot Covera a The combined area of the main b"iu 3c'3-ng - accessory buildings shall not cover more than forty (40) percent of the total area of any lot in the "R" - Dwelling District. (d) Height Limit No building in the "R" - Dwelling District shall exceed the height of thirty-five (35) feet or two, and one-half (2J) stories; provided however that one-family dwellings in the "RA - Dwelling District may be increased in height by not more than ten (10) feet when two side yards of not less than fifteen (15) feet each are provided; and provided further that, when permitted, public or semi-publio buildin s, hospitals, eaniariuma or schools may be erected to a height not ex- oseding seveny-five (75) feet when the front, aide and rear yards are each increased an ad- ditional foot for each foot such buildings ex- ceed thirty-five (35) feet. (a) Parking Space There shall be provided in connection with every use permitted in the IIR" - Dwelling District off-street parkin gg space in accordance with the provisions of Artiole 13.23. ARTICLE 13.11} I'D" DWELLING DI8TRI0T The followingB regguulations shall apply in all "D" - Dwelling Distriotai (a) does pre,~r ip itted (1) Any use permitted without a Conditional Vas permit in an 'OR" - Dwelling Distriot. (2). Two-family dwellings, (3) Aoo0ssory buildings (as defined in Artiole 13,13 (a) (6))• (4) Customary home occupations. (5) A one-family garage apartigent is permitted when located not less than eighty ~80) feet rpm the front lot line 6or less han firm fort frak yither r siho line,; provided, w l",~ r . f. i ea r - ..i•~r •a+i ..+.:.x~}',+J,. d3tird .MaMP•F;in~w ,1. . 1' I; 0J !,~JAOLuuq (aa' I i i l,'1TiJftl ~l ~)G,O UC; ( a7t1'd {t x, d~~1.~' pvi i, JJ u1;~J e;s:GIDri 11.00 1_0 y axrobp t.ouuoo true t, t,a V Y ,f y tq ' 7J FY 9 ► 3 7 , . 00 r[,5tf/~. hx.o~c4f. (eta' by 01 s,QdaT 41ry site vi- (J however, that all accessory buildings including the one-family garage apartment shall not occupy in excess of fifty (50) percent of the minimum required rear yard in the case of a one building or forty (40%) percent in the case of a two- story building, one-family garage apart- ment shall not be permitted in conjunotion with another dwelling on tho same lot de- signed for more than one-family. (b) Conditional Uses Any uses Pe.*mitted by Conditional Use Permits in the IIRII - Dwelling District may be permitted in the D - Dwelling District in the manner specified in Article 13.24, (c) Area Requirements (1) Front Yard There shall be a front yard for every s ruotura in the 1'D" - Dwelling District havingg a depth of not 1033 than twenty-five (25) feat from the property line to the face of the buildingg. No covered porch covered terrace, or attached accessory bvi~ding shall project into any required front yard space. (2) Rear Yard There shall be a rear yard for every s rupture in the "D" Dwelling District which shall have a de th of not leas than twenty-five (25) feet measured from the back of the structure to the property line, provided, however thatrear where such rear yard abuts an alley, the required rear yard may be measured from the center line of such alley, (3) Side Yards There shall be two (2) side yar s or eaoh structure in the I'D" ~ Dwelling District, one on each aide of such structure, No side yard shall be thessidenproper y)linefeet tomeasure sidefrom of the structure and no covered porch, covered , terrace or attached accessory building shall project into any required aide yard space. All required side yards shall be { open and unobstructed except for fences and for ordinary projections of sills, belt courses, cornices, etc,; but in no case shall any such pprojeotion exceed twenty-four (24) in0fles, (For special regulationa on reversed frontage, see Article 13.22•) (4) of ee The mil imum area of any lot used 60000 square ~Dewelling District shall be (5) t idt The minimum lot width shall be sixty ) feet. (6), L VIA ot Iv Paz& The oombined area of the stain accessory buildings shall not lover. wore than fort 1r401 percent of the total area of any le i0 the _Mnn Dwelling birltr~et. r - 13 . r~ . ,z, li 6 I+ „•.~r , ,~..i tl!}!~' rte+. tt=, 1lf: t L!;. C'1. :uC {l J~ b;li,ilcl.~ !u't)jla,lt'J ~,f+:`l1~1.01~ 7,(ltttw AV1,t'j , S E?Fl'~ jUC7 F ,io ltpl>a! ~ ~ L+ ,)Xu0 a'i ~~(Jr ~ ~~1?i u01PJ,)fu} V.uir9• tf (3 a!>s-a.fn%'ur ~.r+.~Mt~hu: ` al':r N•~w<u~acr:'.1 1'~rI'9ju~'ta~ IRK" (d) Height Limit No building in the "Dtt Dwelling District shall exceed the height of thirty-five (35) feet or two and one-half (2,J) stories, however, one family dwellings may be increased in height not more than ten (10) feet when two bide yards of not leas than fifteeh (15) feet each are provided. In the I'D" - Dwelling District, Pub- lic or semi-publio buildings, hotels, hospitals, sanitariums, or schools may be erected to a height not exneeding seventy-five (75) feet when the front, side and rear yards are each increased an additional foot for each foot such buildings exceed thirty-five (35) feet in height. (e) Parking Space There shall be provided in connection with every uee permitted in the "D" - Dwelling District, off-street parking space in accord shoe with the provisions of Article 13.23• ARTIOLE 13.15 "A-1" - DWMZING DISTRICT The followin regguulations shall apply in all "Aul" - Dwelling Distriot91 (a) Us Permitted (1) Any use permitted without Oonditibnal Use Permit in any of the foregoing dis- triots. (2) Children's nurseries when housed wholly in a private residence, the principal use of which is the operator's private dwelling. (3) Libraries and museums. (4) Multiple dwelling for not more than six family units, (5) Apartment houses oontaining not more than j six family units. (b) Conditional Uses The following uses ro:y be permitted in the "A«1" • Dwelling Distriot only under Conditional Use Permits ranted in the manner specified in Article 13.24, (1) Any uses permitted by Conditional Use Permits in the 'JR" and "D" Dwelling i Districts which are not ppermitted un• conditionally ih the "A•1" - Dwelling Distriot. / (2) Pvivate clubs and community buildings owned and operated by non-profit organic ~cati~ns~ ~I C3) Mobile'homs parks or trailer ocurts. i 14 + F t '.1, ] tl )i11: j 11 .•~S` 'U1l.1 j~k1 ~ Uul ~t'>tULt ~ ii }'J j r'-} . ~f14 ;1f,Iij Ol+ »~'<ij• ~~1) RF6)~!cl~~ }f(~.tl/,c?!.° .Glti~ y VXGliP[j rX,':.i}rti=I ~l: r.})rlJ ~'.~•L{AF) {3~) Lero f3H Ito or,T:igI►fQ 7Q FVo !l~f~, ^ tsa Xjf~t rta{x;r,F a}rn,a (o) Area Requirements (l) Front Yard There shall be a front yard orb' every structure in the "A-11+ . Dwelling District having a depth of not less than twenty-five (25) Peet from the property line to the face of the building, No covered porch, covered terrace, or attached accessory building shall project into any required front yard space. (2) Rear Yard There shall be a rear yard for every a ruoture in the "A-1" - Dwelling District which shall have a depth of not less than twenty-five (25) feet measured from the back of the structure to the rear p where roperty line; provided, however, that requiredorearayardrmayy abuts measured allay, ethe center line of such alley. (3) Side Yarda There shall be two side yards or eao struoture in the IIA-111 . Dwelling District, one on each side of such structure. No side yard shall be less than six (6) feet measured from the aide property line to the side of the structure and no covered porch, covered terrace or attaohed accessory building shall project into any required aide yard space. All required side yards ;shall bs open and unobstructed except for fences and for ordinary projections of sills$ belt coursea, cornices, eta., but in no case shall an such projection exceed twenty- four (241 inches. For the purpose of side yard regulations, two or more detached one or two familyy dwellings shall be bonsidered as one building when occupying one lot= provided, however, there shall be a minimum of ten (10) feet between the sides of the buildings on the same lot, In the case of a group houses or cotr t apartments, when 4 buildings rear upon the side yard, the width of the side yard shall be increased by one foot for each building or apartment abutting thereon, If any stairway opens onto or is served by such side yard, the minimum width of such side yard shall be ten (10) feet, Lot Area The minimum area of any lot- used or Ne ling purposes shall be six thousand (6,000) square feet: provided, however that in the oase of apartment souses or buildinggss arranged or designed for more than two fami- lies the minimum area shall be six-thousand ' (6,060) square feet plus raven hundred (700) square feet for each family in excess of twos (5) t width The minimum width of any lot used for } dwelling purposes shall be sixty (60) teats ~i (6) L~T ot v a The combined ar4a of tho main a aooetrsgry buildings *hall not cover store than or gleioth',i sang of tht total area of any le a ►A.i Dwelling ryry~ : _1 U,. .R IJ1i~{ fd~r' Ci'~ !?r~# ~r13ii"fit [!Sf I'•~(i ~M~M~1/tl ' fit,tii~ 1s~"R;•" ~3~~,~.;. sFrur} p9 s i„z,tJf lsrrlr; p\a. ♦w-vy 1 .1 H { 1.'SVY 5v'{ly` J f ` (d) 1PA t Limit No building in the "A-1" - Dwelling s r o s all exceed the height of thirty-five (35) feet or two and one-half (2j) stories, how- ever, one family dwellings may be increased in height not more than ten (10) feet when two side yards of not less than fifteen (15) feet each are provided. In the "A-1" - Dwelling District, public or aemi-publio buildings, hotels, hospi- tals, sanitariums, or schools may be erected to a height not exceeding seventy-five (75) feet when he front, side and rear yards are each increased an additional foot for each foot such buildings exceed thirty-five (35) feet in height. (e) Parkin 3 ao_eThere shall be provided in oonneo- on with very use permitted in the "A-l" - Dwelling District, off-street parking space in acoordance with the provisions of Article 13.23. ARTICLE 13,16 "A-2" - DWELLING DIS'T'RICT The followingg regguulations shall apply in all "A-2+1 - Dwelling Distrietee (a) Uses Permitted (1) Any use permitted without Conditional Use Permit:: in any of the foregoing districts (2) Boarding or lodging houses. (3) Hospitals and olinios (exoepting tubercular and veterinary) and hospitals and olinios for the treatment of alcoholic neurotic Insane feeble minded or narootios-addioted patients. ~I (4) hotels in whioh business may be conducted for the sole convenience of the ocoupants of the building] provided, however t hat there shall be no entrance to any such plane of business except from the inside 9 of the building= motels. (5) Multiple dwellings for more than six family unite. I (6) Apartment houses for more than six family units (7) Private clubs, fraternities, sororities, group student houses, lodges; excepting however, any of such uses of whose chick activities are customarily carried on as a business, jj (8) Kindergartens) private schools teaching similar subjects as are taught in elementary sohools, provided the buildin , or buildings f are set back from all required and lines two (2) feet for every foot of wilding hei ht and provided all off street parking faclflities consistent with requirements of the use are provided on the site. ra the initaoee of privats schools and kinder4 tf' c~aartons, a minimum building area of thirty ! ( 0) square test per student find a mint IN r be area of two hundred goo square'tist } "p student shall be provided, ~r 16 1 ~1f 01111'_ 11 :.1 f ,~:~'f Jl l.~'y''~ ~7 ~J'''•. J~~f~~Y+{rt`r A .y of U1. ocq Iix;1.S t:~s~{u ~~,s. (XC~) Look. rs}~e~l 4-No aft) Q, .I.~~ct.'' ul.~:t L,~,;;1•.~ .~„~,F.1-~1;~& unlit F:=a ~L1rt.A6lfttZlj ~~j { ? I."'•'~i' ot. r:iel 4Y 1J 1;'~1 .rra'FG { u ) q~OLjAB' ltam- ' ' t ~u 'An r ~g:~ u Erb ;,~'^xk p~aea ~r~t , ILL ~ 4 S 1 F 1 P k ~ ~ N (b) Conditional Uses Any uses permitted by Conditional Use Permits in the "Rill "D11 and "A-l" Dwelling Districts may be permitted in the "A-211 - Dwelling Dis- triot in the manner specified in Artiole 13,24, unless such uses are permitted unoonditio.~ally in the "D11 or "A-111 Dwelling Districts, (p) Area Requirements (1) Front Yard There shall be a front yard or3`" every structure in the "A-2" - Dwelling District having a depth of not lesa than twenty-five (25) feet from the property line to the face of the building. No covered porch, covered terrace, or attached accessory building shall project in-',o any required front yard space, (2) Rear Yard There shall be a rear yard for every i uoture in the "A-211 - Dwelling District which shall have a depth of not less than twenty-five (25) feet measured from the back of the structure to the rear property line; provided, however, that where such rear yard abuts an alley, the required rear yard may be measured from the center line of such alley, (3) Side Yards There shall be two side yards or eao structure in the "A-211 - Dwelling District, one on each side of such structure, No side yard shall be lase than six (6) feet measured from the side property line to the ~ side of the stnioturs and no oovered porch, covered terrace or attached accessory building shall project into any required side yard space. All requIeed aide.yards shall be open and unobstructed except for fenoes and for ordinary projections of sills, belt courses, cornices, sto., but in no case shall any such projection exceed twenty- four (24) inches. For the purpose of side yard regulations, two or more detached one or two family dwellings shall be considered as one building when occupying one lot; provida-j, however, there shall be a minimum of ten (10) feet between the sides of the buildings on the same lot. In the case of group houses or court apartments, when buildings rear upon the aide yard, the width of the side yard shall be increased by one toot for each building or apartment abutting thereon, It any stairway opens onto or is served by such side yard, the minimum width of such side yard shall be ten (10) feet. Where a building is erected or a ruoturally altered for dwelling pur- poses for buildings more than three (3) stories in height but not exceeding eight (8) stories in height, each of the fwo side yards shall be increased one toot in width for each Additional story above the thirds Pop dwellings more than 31ght stories or one hundred (100) root in fib!mht, tho front, aido and roar ands shall be Idcraaeld an ' additional foot for sash toot sudh buildings dxosed one hundred toot to height, 6 ` i ror we lin , g purposes aha11'be e x thou4aiid (6,000) square feet provided; however that' in the case of agar ment houses or bui dings arranged or designed for more than two families, the minimum area shall be six thousand square feet plus seven hundred (700) square feet for each family in excess of two. (5) Lot Width -rho minimum width of any lot used. Tor we ring purposes shall be sixty (60) feet. (d) Parking Space There shall be provided in connection with every use permitted in the "A-2" - Dwelling District, off-street parking space in accordance with the provisions of Article 13.23. ARTICLE 13.17 "LR11 - LOCAL RETAIL DISTRICT The following regulations shall apply in all "LR" - Local Retail Districts t I (a) Uses Permitted (1) Any uses permitted without Conditional Use Permit in the "R", "D'I, "A-1" or 11A-211 Dwelling Districts, j (2) Banks, offices, studios, postal stations, (3) Restaurants, or cafes when operated ex- olusively within an enclosed building and not :raluding drive-in services. (4) P.tok-up ststio:js for pressing, cleaning and j laundry, h (5) Retail stores such a3 grocery, drug, appliance, variety, bakery sales, shoe repair, flowers, apparel, barber shop, beauty parlor, and other shops for oustom work or the making of articles to be sold at retail on the premises; provided, that no "secondhand goods" store or yard shall be permitted in the "LR" - Local Retail Dietriot, (6) Antique shops, art gallery, books or eta- 1 tionery store, (7) Candy, cigars and tobacco, retail sales only, (8) Hardware, sporting goods, paints and wall, paper, (9) Professional offices for architects, attorneys, engineers and real estate, (10) Won and display of china art objects, glassware, dra;Qeriea and ofoth, (11) Washateria equipped with and usingg fully automatic saahing and drying machines where customers may personally supervise the washing and drrinsg of laundry, provided no washing maohinn shall have a oapaoiry in excess of twenty rr20) pounds And no dryer Oki extraotor sltali have a capacity in excess of sixty (60) ;to~unds and arhat the aggiti ate hulmbiir of Ibaohines of a 1 t "*a used eha~1 not eX06ed tw#11trativb 25) • so dory e10aning el+, preasilig egt;iyuaeet or taellitio~ vhill b4 poftitted• ~'rs ~,I} L I(".r5 i}tiF t7 t 71 }S ~[,tFt vr', 1.S lJ. ~.."0 `,t aV tl. f: .`d F,1 ar0 St7 i' pf,f 7 +~w. nib + ~iF jR,.d:' .Y+ + R. ~i?A'(~ k'~'~ ?it~,.if~'~.w... 11~i..°^'~ M~t r'Y )~'}.*-A 'MM permi ted n the o'LR" ry - Local Retail Die" trot in the manner Specified in Article unless such uses are permitted unconditionally~in the "D", 11A-1" or "A.2" - Dwelling Districts. (a) Area Requirements (1) Front Yard There shall be a front yard for every structure in the "LR" - Local Retail District Navin$$ a depth of not less than twenty-five (25) feet from the property line to the face of the building, No covered porch, covered terrace or attached accessory building shall project into any front yard space. (2) Rear Yard There shall be a rear yard for every 9~rruoture in the "LR" - Local Retail District which shall have a depth of not less than fifteen (15) feet; provided, how- ever, that where such rear yard abuts an alley the required rear yard may be measured from the center line of such alley, (3) Side Yards No side yards are required in the o`cai Retail District sxoept in in- stances where a building is erected or atruo- turally altered for dwelling pur owes in which oases, there shall be two side yarda, one on each side of the building, of not less than six (6) feet for each aide. If property in the "LR" - Local Retail Distriot is not used for dwelling purposes, but abuts upon the side of a lot zoned for dwelling district purposes, there shall be allowed a minimum space of twelve (12) feet in width between buildings; provided, however, that the side yard of the property zoned for "LR" - Local Retail District shall not be required to exceed six (6) feet. (4) Lot area The minimum area or anyy lot used or dwelling purposes shall be aix thousand (6,000) square feet• provided, however that in the case of apartment houses or buildings arranged or designed for more thin two.. families, the minimum area shall be six thousand square feet plus severs hundred (700) square feet for each family in excess of two, (5) Lot Width The minimum width of any lot used or we ing purposes shall be sixty (60) feet. (d) Height Limit No building in the "LR'O - Local Retail District shall exceed the height of thirty five (35) feet or two and one-half,(2j) stories, however, one Tamil dwellin s may be increased in height not more han ten F10) feet when two side yards of not less than fifteen (15) feet each are provided. In the "LR" - Local Retail District, public or semi- public buildings, hotels, hospitals sanitariums or schools may be erected to a hatiAt not exosed.6g seventy-five (75) feet when the front side or sear yards are each increased an additional foot for each foot sunh buildings exceed thirty-;Give (35) lest in height. (s1 ~•kinrc !inane Tharo shall be provided in connection with .6#4 use permitted in the "Lit" - Local Retail 014triC 1 „ ~ dir. `~f •t)4 ly j ~ y ,1_ ;rl`F~ & V,b Y~t' X,"r` •1 ~?'f r 'y.'`,~D t a , off-street parking space iu accordance with the provisions of Article 13.23• {t) Outside Displays of Merohandyis, ....a. Prohibited There shall be no outside display of merohandiso in connection with any of the permitted uses within the "TAR" - Local Retail District. ARTICLE 13,18 "LB" - LOCAL BUSINESS DISTRICT The following regulations shall apply in all "LB" - Local Business Districtst (a) Uses Permitted (1) Any uses permitted without Conditional Use Permits in the "R", "D", 11A-1" or "A-2" Dw3liing Districts or the "LR" - Looal-Retkil Distriot. (2) Auto sales and repair work; provided, that' storage facilities shall be purely incidental to the principal use; and provided further, that the area allowed for the repairs of oars shall be within an enclosed building. (3) Retail stores such as supermarkets, restau- rants, oafes, delicatessens drive-in food and drink stands, department stores, and other ahops for oustom work or the making of articles to be sold at retail on the pre- miser, provided, that no "secondhand" goods f store or yard shall be permitted in the "LB" - Local Business District. (4) Bakery, washateria, cleaning, pressing and dying shops. (5) Mortuary, greenhouse, or nursery office. (6) Hotels, medical and dental clinics, veteri- nary i over nights (provided animals are not kept (7) Public auto storage garages (8) 0asoline filling station (providing mayor j repairs on automobiles shall be performed within an enclosed building). (9) Theatres, moving pioture shows, bowling alleys (within an onolosed building) s (10) Wholos&le office and sample rooms (11) Job printing, (12) Frozen food looker, retail. (13) Auto laundry without heating and steam j oleaning facilities, and without boiler, and in which all washing operations are performed within a buildings (14) Auto repair garst~ee where all work I for,ead within a building, and not 1s itMiudering the op*o atbrago of trucks, trallsra 6r many, (15) stoat cover sales &ad Installation. 1 ~go `,i r .it Alj 5 '~~"f.1,, •;~J~rxIl~ 1 t' ~1 r 7 ~s 2 00 din (17) Catering and wedding service; camera shop; curtain cleaning shop; electrical goods, retail; film developing and printing, (18) Electrical repairing of domestic equipment and autos (retail only), (19) Exterminating company. (20) Electrical goods (retail only), (21) Fix-it shops, bicycle repairs, lawn mower sharpening, saw filing and tool sharpening (retail only and only within an enclosed building). (22) Letter service and mimeograph shop, (23) OfftcE furniture equip,,ient, household and furnishings and appliances (retail only). M) Jewelry, photographic supplies, and option] goods (retail only), (25) Garden store, including retail sales of seed, small tools, and gardening equipment. (26) Musical instruments (retail only), (27) Any retail sales use which a not permitted in any of the preceeding D striots; provided however, that all items fq sale are dis- + played entirely within an enclosed building; and provided further, that such use is not noxious or offensive by reason of the emis- sion of odor, dust, gas fumes, noise or vibration and that no type of manufacture or treatment shall be permitted on any pre- mises in the "LB" - Local Business District other than the manufaobire of products clearly incidental to the conduct of a re- tail business on the premises. (b) Conditional Uses Any uses permitted by Conditional Use Permits in the "RIIj IV'$ "A-1" and "A-2" - Dwelling Districts or in the "LR" - Local Fetail District may be permitted in the "LB" Diatrie} in the manner specified in Article 13.24, unless such uses are permitted unconditionally in the I'D", "A-111 or 'A-2" - Dwelling Districts or in the "LR" - Local Retail District. (o) Area RsQuirements (1) Front Yard If any building is erected or a ruo orally altered for dwelling pur- poses in the "LB" - Local Business Distriot, a front yard of not less than twenty-five (25) fee in depth is required. otherwise, no front yard is required in the "LB" - Local Business District; but any building on an property (except where used for residential purposes) shall be not back thirt (30) Peet from the center line of the o rest fronting the property, exoe t that' in the case of Proyort~r fronting itrestr one hundred loo) toot fn width the sot back ahail be fitfy (50) toot (such Aistanoe being Awasured Crow the denser i,ine bt the s street to tho front isne of the buildsnS. gi, M11 than fifteen (15) feet; provided, however, that where such rear yard abuts an alley the required rear line may be measured from the centerline of such alley. (3) Side Yards No side yards are required in the focal Business District except in in- stances where a building is erected or struc- turally alterod for dwelling purposes, in which cases, there shall be two (2) side yards, one on each side of the building, of not less than six (6) feet for each side. If Property in the "LB" - Local Business District is not used for dwelling purposes, but abuts upon the side of a lot zoned for dwelling district purposes, there shall be allowed a minimum space of twelve (12) feet in width between buildings; provided, how- ever, that the side yard of the property zoneA for "LB11 - Local Business District nhall not be required to exceed six (6) feet. (4) Lot Area The minimum area of any lot used or we ling purposes shall be six thousand (6,000) square feet. (5) Lot Width The minimum width of any lot used or we Sng purposes shal). be sixty (60) feet, (d) Height Limit No building in the "LB" - Local Business District shall exceed the height of forty-five (45) feet or three (3) stories. In the "LB" - Local Business District, public or semi-public buildings, hotels, hospitals, sanitariums or schools may be erected to a height not exceeding seventy-five (75) feet when the front, side or rear yards are each in- creased an additional foot for each foot sash buildings exceed forty-five (45) feet in height. (e) Parking Space There shall be provided in connection with any use permitted in the "LB" - Local Business District off-street parking space in accordance with the provisions of Article 13.23, ARTICLE 13.19 "B" - BUSINESS DISTRICT The following regulations shall apply in all "B" - Business Districts; (a) Uses Permitted (1) Any uses permitted without Conditional Use Permits in the "R", "D", "A-1" or "A-2 - Dwell- ing Districts, the "LR" - Local Retail Distriot,.1 or the "LB" - Local Business Distriot. (2) Automobile laundry; automobile painting and up- holstering= awning manufacturing (cloth, wood or metal). (3) Book bindinfj printing) bottling works) bus and truck r ora.gtl1 bowling alleys; bus pan. monger stations and tsrminalsj billboard or adf►srtimin signs, kt t r~ , 22 a' i J f i t d h l ' n'd t ceramic produo o and an or t° 'ro tWT- cold storage plants; commercial amusement;, cleaning and dry cleaning plants. (5} Dry goods (wholesale or storage); dance halls; driving range; dyeing plant. (6) Electrical repairing and electrical equip- ment sales; electroplating and typing; en- graving. (7) Feed storage and mixing of dust collection equipment is provided (wholesale); food products manufacture and storage; food whole- sale sales; florist (wholesale and retail;; furniture auction sales, (8) Grocery (wholesale and storage). (9) Household goods (storage and wholesale); hauling (heavy and light), (10) Ice manufacture and storage; ice cream manufacture. (11) Lithographing; loading and storage tracks and docks; laboratories (industrial iesting); lens grinding for optical goods; laundry dyeing and cleaning, (12) Market; mirror resilvering; motion picture studios for commercial films; moving and storage; mattress manufacture (if dust collectors are provided). (13) Newspaper printing and publishing. (14) Publishing house; printing shop; printerts supply equipment sales and repairs; photo engraving; paint mixing (excluding baking and cooking of paints and lacquers; public garage; pecan shelling. (15) Rubbez stamp manufacture (natural or synthetic involving processing of crude rubber). (16) Second-hand furniture sales; auto sales lot; storage warehouses; second-hand goods store (when housed within an enclosed building); skating rink; schools (all types including commercial and trade schools seed sales and storage; shoe stores (wholesale, retail or storage); storage of trucks and vans; sales and storage of auto parts and accesso- ries (when within a building and when no parts of automobiles for sale are stored or displayed in the open), (17) Team tracks and unloading docks; railroads= tire retreading and recappin ;transfer hauling and baggage hauling (warehouse and storage); telev a on sales, service and storage (wholesale and retail); type setting. (16) Venetiah blind manufaoture,(atorage and sales), (19) Warehouses, ' (20) Anr aomwroial, recreational or amusement uas not included in, any of the preooeding oiaraifiaatianA; provided such useb are y°{' emission of od6rrfdustp smoke, Man fumes, 23 F,}}r 4-x ,31 )L-IT 17 L.i-Itc? j ~J 1..11. 4 t, ,Y•C~ , $ rea en a. o • ~ g ng list; of permitted b +i" fore ooi a uses in a II Business District shall be permitted other than the manufacture or treatment of pro- ducts clearly incidental to the conduct of a business on the premises, (b) Conditional Uses Any uses permitted by Conditional Use Permits in the 11R111 11 D11) 11A-111 and "A-211 - Dwelling Dis- tricts, the 11LR11 - Local Retail District, or the "LBS1 - Local Business District may be permitted in the "B" - Business District in the manner specified in Article 13.24, unless such uses are permitted unconditionally in the "D11, "A-1" or "A-211 - Dwelling District, the 11LR11 - Local Retail District, or the "LB" - Local Busim as District, (c) Area Requirements (1) Front Yard If any building is erected or s ru"~£c orally altered for dwelling purposes in the 11B" - Business District, a front yard of not less than twenty-five (25) feet in depth is required. Otherwise, no front yard is required in the "B" - Business District; but any building on any property (except where used for residential purposes) shall be set back thirty (30) feet from the center line of the street fronting the property, except that in the case of property fronting streets one hundred (100) feet in width, 0:9 set back shall be fifty (50) feet (such distance being measured from the center line of the street to the front line of the building, covered porch, covered terrace or attached accessory building. (2) Rear Yard There shall be a rear yard for ever'~ y atructure in the "B" - Business District which shall have a depth of not less than ten (10) feet, except where an alley is provided and the distance from the building line to the center line of the alley is not less than ten (10) feet, (3) Side Yards He side yards are required in the 'IS" --Business District except in in- stances where a building is erected or structurally altered for dwelling purp oses, in which oases, there shall be two (2) side yards, one on each side of the building, of not less than six (6) feet for each side. If property in the "B" - Business District is not used for dwelling purposes, but abuts upon the side of a lot zoned for dwelling district purposes, there shall be allowed a minimum space of twelve (12) feet in width be'.ween buildings; provided however, that the side yard of the properly zonal for "B++ - Business District shall not be required to exceed six (6) feet. Where a building is erected or structurally altered for dwelling purposes for buildings more than three (3) s}oriel in height, but not exceeding eight (0) stories in height, each of the two side yards shall be increased one toot, in width for each additirmal story above the thirt'. Por dwellings more than eight stories or one hundred (100) feet in height, the front, side and rear yards shall be increased an addi" tional toot for each foot such buildings exceed one hundred feet in height. }+c + 24 r C.,Vyt.,. Lot Area The minimum area o anyu or dwelling purposes shall be six thousand (6,000) square feet; provided, however, that in the case of apartment houses or buildings arranged or designed for more than two fami- lies, the minimum area shall be six thousand square feet plus seven hundred (700) square feet for each family in excess of two. (5) Lot Width The minimum width of any lot used o3r dwelling purposes shall be sixty (60) feet, (d) Barking Space There shall be provided in connection with any use permitted in the "B" - Business District off- street parking space in accordance with the pro- visions of Articis 13.23. ARTICLE 13.20 "LI" - LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT I The following regulations shall apply in all "LI" - Light Industrial Districts; j (a) Uses Permitted (1) Any use permitted in any of the foregoing districts, except that no building shall be erected or converted for dwelling purposes; provided, however, that duelling quarters may be established in connection with any industrial plant for contractors and watch- men employed on the premises; and further provided that any existing dwelling structure within an "LI" - Light Industrial District j may be repaired and altered. (2) Artificial limb manufacture; automobile assembly; automobile agency; automobile repair. (3) Baggage transfer and storage warehouse; balcery (wholesale or employing five or more persons); bicycle manufacture; blacksmithing; book publishing; boot and shoe manufacture; broom manufacture; building materials yard; bus barn or central yard storage or terminal. (4) Cabinet maker; candy manufacture; canning and preserving manufacture; cap and hat manufac- ture; carpenter chop; carpet cleaning; chicken hatchery; cleaning and pressing plant; cloth- ing manufacture; coal yard; coffin manufacture; cold storage warehouse; commission house; ocndensed milk manufacture; cont actors' storage yard; oosmetio manufacture; creamery (wholesale). (5} Dairy (wholesale); dental laboratory; drug manufacture; dry cleaning (industrial); dye- ing and cleaning plant, (6) Electrical power plant; electrical sign manu- facture, enameling and painting; engraving plant; express storage and delivery station. (7) Feed manufacture; Peed sales (wholesale); ) flour and grain storage elevators; fruit and ven table'ryingt fuel distributing stationl fuel gas atom s; fur wer+housel furniture ,M, Hare housi or szorago. ag ' ` A w ' (8) Garage (repair) I garment °actory; gas (heating storage); geophysical laboratory; rain elevator; gravel pit; grocery store wholesale). (9) Hat cleaning; hatchery; hay, grain and feed sales (wholesale); horse shoeing. (14) Jewelry rianti:racturq; laundry; light and power substation; lime and cement warehouse; livery stable; lumber yard. (11) Mattress manufacture; macaroni manufacture; medicine manufacture- milk bottling plant; milk depot (wholesale); millinery and arti- ficial flower matting; mineral water dis- tillation and bottling; motorcycle repair; moving cc my (with storage facilities). (12) Noon sign manufacture. (13) Office building in conjunction with and on site of industry or factory; office equip- ment and supply manufacture; optical goods manufacture; organ manufacture; overall or pants manufacture. (14) Paint shop; paper box manufacture; paper can, container and tub manufacture; paper products manufacture; pencil manufacture; perfume manufacture; pharmaceutical products manufacture; piano manufacture; printing; produce warehouse; public utilities plant; publishing company; pump station. (15) Radio and television manufacture; refrigera- tor manufacture; rug cleaning. (lb) Sand and gravel pits, yards or storage; screw and bolt manufacture; sheet metal shop; shirt factory; sign painting shop; silk manufacture; soda water manufacture; sporting goods manu- facture; stable; storage warehouse. (17) Tailor shop; taxicab storage and repair; telephone exchange or substation; television manufacture or aerial manufacture; television sending or relay towers; textile manufacture; thermometer or thermostat manufacture; tin products (wholesale); tin shop or tinsmith; tire repair shop; transfer company, baggage storage; trunk manufacture. (18) Upholstery manufacture. (19) Veterinary hospital; vulcanising shop (rubber). (20) Wagon or trailer shop; wall paper manufacture; warehouse; vashing machine manufacture; watch manufacture; water company appurtenances; waterproofing treatment and manufacture; welding shop; wholesale produce storage or market; window shade manufacture; wire brush manufacture; wood products manufacture; wood- working shop, small; woven goods,manufaoture; worsted geode manufacture. (21) tsanufAoturs of any kind not listed.,, "9111 - L Reavyr industrial District; provided, . that such ua♦ is not noxious or. o!s'eniive>byi reason of emission of ,dust, emofte, g►s, aoiss or Vibration. iL' l_ R Any uses permitted by Conditional Use permits in the "R", "D", nA-1" and "A-2" - Dwelling Districts, the "LR" - Local Retail District, the "LB" - Local Business District, or the IV' - Business District may be permitted in the "LI" Light Industrial. District in the manner specified in Article 13.24, unless such uses are permitted unconditionally in the "D", "A-1" or "A-2" - Dwelling Districts, the "LR" - Local Retail Dis- trict, the "LB" - Local Business District, or the "B" - Business District. (c) Area Requirements (1) Front Yard No front yard is required in The-"LI r"= Light Industrial District, but any building on any property (except where used for residential purposes) shall be set back thirty (30) feet from the center line of the street fronting the property; except that in the case of pro party fronting the street one hundred (100) feet in width, the set back shall be fifty (50) feet, such distance being measured from the center line of the street to the front line of the building, covered porch, covered terrace or attached accessory building. (2) Side Yards If property in the "LI" - Light TO us =U District is not used for dwelling purposes, but abuts upon the side of a lot zoned for dwelling purposes, there shall be allowed a minimum space of twelve (12) feet in width between buildings; provided, however, that the side yard of the property zoned for Light Industrial use shall not be required to exceed six (6) feet. (d) Parking Space There shall be provided in connection with any use permitted in the "LI" - Light Industrial District, off-street parking space in accordance with the provisions of Article 13.23. ARTICLE 13.21 "HI" - HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT The following regulaticcis shall apply in all "HI" - Heavy Industrial Districtst (a) Uses Permitted (1) Any use permitted in any of the foregoing districts, except that no building shall be erected or converted for dwelling purposes; provided however, that dwelling quarters may be established in oonneotion with any in- dustrial plant for contractors and watchmen employed on the premises; and further pro- vided that anT, existing dwelling structure j within an "HI' - Heavy Industrial District may be repaired and altered. (2) Abattoir or packing t,,wusej acetylene gas f manufacture) aoid manua`aoturs) agrloultura2 imylemrnts Manutaoturs bAr produots manu- taoture) airpiKn0 repair acid manufaeturs) ashd umptj asphaltr majnutwotureja rtin*rreor II storado) autelmobil• wanutaoturo. n• l..l i (3) Bag cleaning; bag manufacture; bank equip* ment manufacture; barrel manufacture; belting manufacture; bicycle manufacture; blast fur- nace; bleachery; bleaching powder manufacture; boat manufacture; boiler works; bolt and nut manufacture; box manufacture; brass foundry; brewery; brick yard and kiln; bronze manu- facture; brush manufacture; business equip- ment manufacture, (4) Calcimine manufacture; can manufacture; candle manufacture; car manufacture; car wheel manufr:uture; carborundum manufacture; carriage ana wagon manufacture; cast iron pipe manufacture; casting foundry; cattle shed; caustic soda manufacture; celluloid manufac- ture; chalk manufacture; charcoal manufacture; charcoal manufacture and pulverizing; cheese manufacture; chemical manufacture; chlorine manufacture; chocolate and cocoa products; cider and vinegar manufacture; play products manufacture; coffee roasting; coke ovens; concrete batching or ready-mix plants; con- crete products manufacture; oopperage works; copper manufacture; corrugated metal manu- facture; cotton ginning; cotton yarn manu- facture; cottonseed oil manufacture; orema- tory; creosote treatment and manufacture, (5) Distillation of coal, wood, bones; dumping stations; dye-stuff manufacture; disinfec- tant and insecticide manufacture, (6) Electrical supply manufacture; elevator manufacture; emery cloth manufacture; engine manufacture; excelsior manufacture; exter- minator or insect poison maw..-Vacture. (7) Felt manufacture; fertilizer manufacture; fire clay products manufacture; fireworks manufacture or storage; fish curing; fixture manufaoture; flour and grain milling; forge works; foundry; fuel gas manufacture; fur- niture manufacture. (8) Gasoline storage, wholesale or bulk station; gelatine manufacture; glass manufacture; glucose manufacture; glue and fertilizer manufacture; graphite manufacture; grease and tallow manufacture; gristmill; gunpowder manufacture; gutta percha manufacture; gypsum manuf,oture, (9) Hair products manufacture; hardware manu- facture; heating appliance and supplies manufacture; hide tanning and tallow manufacture; hosiery mill; hydroohlorio acid and derivatives manufacture, (10) iron works; incinerator; inaeot poison manu- facture; iron (ornamental) works, (11) Japanning and shellacking worka; funk yard; jute ratnufaoture, (12) Kerosene manufacture and storagej knit goods maWfao eure , u i~ M1 YYry;.S4 x rSr^ 4 .~~Vl ^b ,'~f?y. i f?Z !y'y:" d iS".Y auction sales pens; larOi..'AnUfaature; lath manufaoturs; livestock loading and shipping yards; laundry machinery manufacture; lead manufacture; leather and le&ther goods manu- facture; leather curing and tanning; light and power plants; lime manufacture; linen goods manufacture; linoleum manufacture; linseed oil manufacture; locomotive manufac- ture; lubricating oil manufacture; lumber mill. (1N) Machine shop; machinery manufacture; malle- able casting manufacture; marble quarry; match manufacture; meat packing plant; metal polish manufacture; metal products manufac- ture (except light products); metal weather stripping manufacture; milling plant; molasses manufacture; monument works. (15) Nail manufacture; needle manufacture; nitrating of cotton or other materials; nitric acid or other derivatives manufacture, (16) Oil manufacture; oil refinery; oilcloth manu- facture; oleomargarine manufacture; ordnance manufacture; ore dumps and elevators; ore reduction; oxygen gas manufacture. (17) Packing plant (meat and poultry); paint manu- facture; paper or paper pulp manufacture; poultry slaughtering and processing; pattern shop; petroleum refining; petroleum storage (wholesale), petroleum wells; pickle manu- facture; picrio acid or derivatives manufac- ture; pin manufacture; pipe (concrete or metal) manufacture; planing mill; plaster of paris manufacture; plating works; plow manufac- ture; plumbing supply manufacture; pole and shaft manufacture; potash manufacture; poultry food manufacture; printing ink manufacture; public utilities plant; proxyline manufacture. (18) quarry (stone, gravel or sand); quilt manu- facture. (lq) Railroad shops and roundhouses; radiator manufacture; rag treatment or manufacture of rag products; raw hides snd skins (treatment and storage); reduction of ore; garbage, offal, eto.; refuse dump; rice cleaning and polishing; rivet manufacture; rock crushing; rolling mill; rope manufacture; rubber goods or rubber manufacture; rug manufacture, (20) Salt manufacture; salvage storage yard; sand paper manufacture; sauerkraut manufaoturs; sausage or sausage casing manufacture; saw- dust manufacture; saw mill; scrap iron storage yard; scrap metal reduction; sewer pies manufacture; sewage disposal plants 9)1311 grinding) shingle manufaoturej shoe bl-Coking manufaoturej shoe manufacture; shovel menu- facture; smelting metals plant; snuff manu- facture; soap manuftoturej soda and washing compound manufacture; soybean oil manufaoturej stampin , metals starch manufaotursj steel mill rfookyardsj stone orushingj atone cutting and screeningi stone manufacture) etruoturai steel and ron manufMbtunej sugar ! 'd refiniut sulphur, sulphuric acid wanufaaturej i all-up and pressrve marjU P4otursj sales or used auto parts and auto wreaking yard. ture; ae tin foil manufture; tin products manufaoe' ture; tin refining; tire manufacture; tobacco manufacture; tool manufacture; turpentine manufacture; typewriter manufacture. ! (22) Used automobile junk yards. (23) Varnish manufacture; vinegar manufacture. (24) Waste paper products manufacture; wire and cable manufacture; wagon and trailer manu- facture; washing powder manufacture; wool scouring or pulling; wood preserving treat- ment; wrecking material yard. (25) Yeast manufacture; zinc products manufacture. (26) Any other use not prohibited by city ordi- nance as a nuisance. (b) Conditional Uses Any uses permitted by Conditional Use Permits in the "R" "D", "A-1" and "A-2" - Dwelling Districts, the "LR1' - Looal Retail District, the "LB" - Local Business District, the "B" - Business Dis- trict, or the "LI" - Light Industrial District may be permitted in the "HI" - Heavy Industrial District in the manner specified in Article 13.24, unless uses are permitted unconditionally in the "D", 11A~1" or "A-2" - Dwelling Districts, the LR - Local Retail District, the "LB" - Local Business District, the "B" - Business Dis- triot, or the "LI" - Light Industrial District. (c) Area Requirements (1) Front Yard No front yard is required in e IM" - Heavy Industrial District, but any building on any property (except where used for residential purposes) shall be set back fifty (50) feet from the center line of the street fronting the property; except that in the case of property fronting the street one hundred (100) feet in width, the set back shall be fifty (50) feet, such distance being measured from the center line of the street to the front line of the building, covered porch, covered terrace or attached accessory building. (2) Side Yards If property in the "HI" - Heavy Industrial District is not used for dwelling purposes, but abuts upon the side of a lot zoned for dwelling purposes, there shall be allowed a minimum space of twelve (12) feet in width between buildings; provided, however, that the side yard of the property zoned for Heavy Industrial use shall not be required to exceed six (6) feet. (d) Parking Space There shall be provided in connection with any use perraittert in the "HI" - Heavy Industrial Dimlots off-street parking space in aoaordanoe with the jorovisibus of Article 13.23. t 30 - ,k f (a) Heights of Misoellaneoua Structures A Chimneys, water towers, pent houses, scenery lofts, sugar refineries, monuments, cupolas, domes, spires, standpipes, false mansards, parapet walls, similar structures and neces- sary mechanical appurtenances may be erected as to their height in accordance with existl.ng or hereafter adopted ordinances of the City, (b) Basis of Height Measurements On through lots one hundred and fifty (150) feet or less in donth, tho height of a build- ing may be meas»red from the curb level on either street. On through lots more than one hundred and fifty (150) feet in depth, the height regulation and basis of height measure- ment for the street permitting the greater height shall apply to a de th of not more than one hundred and fifty (150 feet from the street. (c) Front Yards Where the frontage on one side of a street In the same block is zoned for two classes of districts, the set-back on the most restricted district shall apply to the entire block, (d) Rear Yards (1) In computing the required depth of a rear yard for any building where such yard abuts an alley, the depth of lot may be considered to the center of the alley, and the required depth of rear yard measured from the center of such alley, (2) In all distrioto where a building is erected or structurally altered for dwelling purposes, there shall be a rear yard having a depth of not leas than twenty-five (25) feet. (e) Side Yards (1) For the purpose of side yard regulations, two or more detached one or two family dwellings shall be considered as one building when occupying one lot; provided, however, there shall be a minimum of ten (10) feet between the sides of the build- ing on the same lot, (2) In the case of group houses or court apartments, when buildings rear upon the side yard, the width of the side yard shall be increased by one foot per each building or apartment abut*ing thoroon. Pf any stairway open onto or is served by suoh aide yard, the minimum width of suoh side yard nhali be ten (10) feet, The width of w place or oous+t &hA11 be not leas than tbrty (40) fset m4bured 31 LL' S 77 4 between buildings or from buildings to the opposite property line, provided that open or unenclosed porches may pro- ject into the required place or court not more than twenty (20) percent of the width of such place or court. All other requirements including front, side or rear yards shall be complied with in accordance with the district in which group houses or court apartments are located, (3) Every part of a required yard or court shall be open from its lowest point to the sky unobstructed except for the ordi- nary projections of sills, belt courses, cornices, efc.; provided, however, the abo•1 projections shall not extend into a court more than twenty-four (211) inches nor into a minimum side yard more than twenty-four (24) inches, (4) The side and front yard requirements for I dwellings shall be waived where dwellings i are erected above stores and shops. (5) on corner lots the side yard regulations shall be the same as for interior except in the case of side street or reversed frontage (where corner lot faces an inter- secting street) in which case there shall also be a side yard on the street side equal to the front yard on the lots in the rear. No accessory building on said corner small project beyond the front yard line on the lots in the rear. 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" ~ x a E i ~ t t ark t tip ~ ei~%~-/Is { r 74 IR :~5 y k ~1 t t 1 r ' La d Ir F~ Jt t,`11' l~ t M 14I1 , R';' y444 ~j ~s g 'v 5L Vol (o) pxc~ "IM eo oas.~ir _ emeatst g ~..d (1) In the "LR" - Local Retail District, the "LB" - Local Business District, the "B" - Business District, the "LI" - Light In- dustrial District, and the "HI" - Heavy Industrial District open, parking areas and berths shall be paved with a dust proof or hard surface meeting the standard specifications of tre City of Denton, Texas, for such aroas. (2) Groups of uses requiring vehicle parking space ma join in establishing parking areas with total capacity aggregating that required for each participating use. (3) Vehicle parking space requirements and loading and unloading space requirements shall not aPP1 to a block fifty (50%) percent or more of the area of which was occupied by business or industrial structures at the time of passage of Part II of this Chapter. (d) Special Farce Lions for Vehicle Off-Street ar nR page In order to meet requirements for vehicle off-street parking space, where such space is not available on the property occupied by a business or industrial use, in a "LR" - Local Retail District, "LB" - Local Business Dis- triot "B" - Business District, "LI" - Light Industrial District, or "HI" - Heavy Industrial District, the Board of Adjustment may, after conferring with and receiving a favorable report from the Planning and Zoning Commission on a proposal and, further, after public notice and hearing, grant a permit for the establishment of an off-street parking area, as an auxiliarw use6A.211 on alot or lots in the 11R"J "D, 11A ,l or - Dwelling Districts, provided that the entire area ror he off- street park og area is within five tundred (500) feet of the business or industrial use property involved and when the proposed area adjoins or is aorons an alley from said use in a "LR" - Local Retail District, "LB" - i Local Business District, "B" - Business Die- triot, "LI" - Light Industrial District, or "HI" - Heavvyy Industrial District or, in the case of r, ohuroh or place of congregation of people or automobiles in a Dwellin District, ~44 immediately adje.oont to such church or plane of congregation, and provided that (1) there shall be no sales, dead storage, repair work, dismantling or eervioing of any kind la sr,id parking areal ~ (2) entrances and exits shall be approved as to location by the planning and Zoning Commission$ (3) thepfreentr s sd line i dmfhA e1"A lot litre so onteColieked !ar the halAA*aw k cooed f"i►i WFiy L ~ 41•s4.:~o-iG1'~d. 4+ev .i,1.~ ~'~s~o?r~ 7~~ f~it1+~MLII~S - o 1. 11 1 1. I Alm"FAW"5WR ' N" (4) except for approved entrances and exits, a masonry wall not more than five (5) feet in height, and not less than four ( ) feet in hoight and not less than six ( ) inches in thickness may be required along the boundaries of the parking lot by the Planning and Zoning Commission for the protection of adjoining dwelling- zoned or used property, and if erected, such wall shall conform to the required front yard line. (5) the lot ah911 be paved with a dustproof or hard surface meeting the standard . spec'fioations of the City; (b) no advertising sigi,s may be erected upon such lot, but signs may be erected upon each street side to indicate the opest or purpose of the lot and to indicate or j entrances and exits, direction of traffic flow and conditions for parking. Such signs shall not exceed twenty (20) square feet in area and shall not extend more than ten (10) feet in overall height above the ground. (7) lighting faoilities, if provided, shall j be so arranged as to be reflected away from dwelling-zoned or used property. ARTICLE 13.24 CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS (a) Conditional Use Permits Authorized The uses listed or •referred to in Articles 13.13(b}, 13.11}(b), 13.15(b), 13.16(b), 13:17(b)), 13.1 b , 13.19(b), 13.20 b and 13.21(b may be authorized or permitted in the indicated Districts by Conditional Use Permits which may be granted, upon applioa- tion to the Board of Adjustment, in the manner hereinafter described in this Article. (b) Application and Procedure (1) Upon receipt of an application for a Conditional Use Permit by the Board of Adjustment, such application shall be .referred to the Planning and Zoning Commission for investigation as to the affect of the proposed location and obaraoter of the conditional use on the Master Oity Plan for thi OtLy of Dsntone (2) The Planning and Zoning Oommissioo shall report the results of its study of said application to the Board of Adustment, and, if suoh report is favorable toward the application the Board of Adjustment may, after public notice and hearing aGoording to law, grant such Conditional Use Permit, including therein such specific conditions of use as the Planning arr.d Zoning Commission may deem. essential to ppreserve the Integrity* of the Master. Oitr Plan, and such additional r roi**i oonditionr as the hoard of A jurrmwsnt fat deem essential to proteot neighbo lfie i a 1y t3) No Conditional Use Permit shall be granted by the Board of Adjustment unless a favorable report thereon has been re- ceived from the Planning and Zoning Com- mission, and unless the Board shall find from the evidence presented that such conditional use; (i) is consistent with the spirit, pur- pose and intent of Parts II and III of this Chapter; (ii) will not substantially and permanent- ly injure the appropriate use of neighboring property; and (iii) will substantially serve the public convenience and welfare. (o) Violation of Conditions Violation of any of the conditions contained in a Conditional Use Permit by any person, association of persons, firm or corporation using or occupying property under such permit shall constitute a violation of this Article, and any such violation hall ba punishable as provided in Article 13.9. (d) Discontinuance of Conditional Use Upon the discontinuance of a conditional use on any pro art , the regulations applicable to the Disttria in which such property is located shall apply as if such permit had not been granted, 4 (e) Planned Residential Doval2ements The authorization of a Planned Residential Development, as described in Article 13-13 (b) (13) shall be subject to the following additional conditionat 'a (1) The report of the Planning and Zoningg Commission to the Board of Adjustment shall be in writing and shall Include the finding as to whether the proposed + development is consistent with the Master F City Plan of the City of Denton, in addition, the applicant may be required to make suoL dedications of land and } utilities for public use in accordance with the policies and control ordinances of the City overning he same and may be required to restrict pertain areas of the development perpetually (or for the duration of the development) as open space for cannon use, The developmont as auth- orised shall be subject to all conditiow so imposed and shall be excepted from o}her rovIsions of this ordinance only *o the extent specified in the authorisation. (2) The • lication must be accompanied by an overall developusnt plan showing the use .6p uses dissensions and locations of pro- 4a„ po/fd strestr, parses, playgrounds school sites' and otter open • cosm wits roil s~sr+~inseb iaterrw~i s t,.~ ..,k Iw♦ Ma ~ du •aFwa111r #r i toll a AW SWi r lra ~ l F r: r r N aim 1 .a..a.r N 4 l i el .1 A i7 A w desirable to apply regulations and re- quirenents differing from those ordinarily applicable. The applicant shall obtain written comments on the proposed develop- ment from the Public Works Department, Fire Department, Health c.nd Sanitation Department, Building Xaspector, Parks and Recreation Depa.^tr" nt and Postmaster and submit these with the application. I (3) The tract or paroerl of land involved must be either in one ownership or the subject of an application filedointly by the owners of all the proper y inoluded (the holder of a written option to purchase land and a redeveloper under contract with the City{s offioial „edevelopment agency to acquire land by purchase or lease shall, for purposes of such appli- cation, be deemed to be an owner of such land) or by any governmental agency in- oludin the Cityts redevelopment agency. The sic must inolude an area of at least three (3) acres or be boundecl on all sides by streets, public open spaeos, or the boundary lines of less restr:.otive use districts. The application may inolude a, proposed subsequent division of the in- volved tract or parcel of land into one or more separately owned and operated units. Such proposed subsequent division, if approved along with the planned de= velopment, shall be permissible without further approval] otherwise any subse- quent division of the planned development shall be permitted only upon applioation to the Board of Adjustment as provided in this Artiole. (4) The proposed planned development must be designed to produce an environment of stable and desirable charaoter not out of harmony with its surrounding neighbor- hood, and must provide open apace and off-street parking facilities for the ooeupanoy proposed, The proposed develop- ment must provide for park and recreation areas to satisfy the needs of the area's anticipated population as spaoified or recommended in the Master City Plan. r, . (s) A conditional use of this oat* gory may contain commercial and profeaaional uses, as an intspal part of a planned resi- dential development, However, such +sse shall be planned and based upon the ram l quired service and convenience of resi- dents and employees working slith, al- thou not restdents of, the `planned residential development, and shall be authorized only to the exte;jt the' such ease are not available to 1-M revidents in olose proximity of the planned devel- . opa~ent. (b) upon the abandonment of any particular planned residential developeA nt project authorized under this subsection or ;P upon the expiration of the Limo limit that may have been set by the Board of 43 - t" l ~ r~ r t 4 . j t r r Adjustment, as rocommended by the Planning and Zoning Commission, for completion of the project (unless commenced and an ex- tension of time for oompletion has been granted), the authorization shall expire and the land and structures upon the site may be used without such approval for any other lawful purpose permitted within the zoning district in which the planned resi- dential development in question is located. I ARTICLE 13.25 ZONING OF NEny ANNEXED TERRITORY All territory hereafter annexed to the City of Den- ton Texas, shall be classified as "R" - Dwelling District property until permanently zoned under the provisions of Part II of this Chapter. The Planning and Zoning Commission shall, as soon as practicable after the annexation of any territory to the City, institute proceedings on its own motion to perma- nently zone such newly annexed territory, and the Planning and Zoning Commission shall make a written recommendation to the City Council as to the proper zoning for such territory. The procedure to be followed for the yer manent zoning of newly annexed a territory shall be the same as is provided by law for zoning changes, ARTICLE 13,26 NON-CONFORMING USES (a) Existing Uses Any use of property existing at the time of thepassage of Part II of this Chapter which does not conform to the regulations prescribed in the proceeding Articles of Part II of this Chapter shall be deemed a non-oonforming use, (b) Alteration of hxieti property (1) The lawful use of a building at the time 11, of the passage of Part II of thin Chapter ma be continued although such use does not conform to the provisions of Part 11 of this Chapter; and any such use may be extended throughout the building provided no structural alteration except those required by law or ordinance arm made therein, (2) If no structural alterations are made, a non-oonforming use of a building may be changed to another non-oooforming use of the same or a more restricted olasei- fioation= provided, however, that in the event a nonconforming use of a building is once changed to a non conforming use of a higher or more restrioted olassifi- nation, it shall not later be ohanged to a lower or less restrioted olassifi- -cation, (3) If such non-oonforming building is re- moved, er.sry future use of the land or promisee shall be in conformity of the provisions of. Part II of this Chapter, R e „{v Y'' 4 a - 44 - l , 1 iii. 1 (c) It, a toration of Damaged Property Nothing in Part II of this Chapter shall be construed as preventing the restoration of a building destroyed to the extent of no more than seventy (70) peroent of its reasonable value by fire, explosion, casualty, act of God, or a public enemy, nor the continued occupancy or use of such building or part thereof, which existed at the time of such partial destruotion. (d) Ablation of Non-Oonformina Uses The right to continue a non-oorforming use shall be sub!eot to such regulations as to maintenanoa of the premises and conditions of operation as may, at the discretion of or the Board of Adjustment, be reasonably required for the protootion of adjacent pro- perty. A non-oonforming use, when abandoned o the purposes r discontinued, shall not be resumed. For discontinuance fshthis all be Article, abandonment as followat G) when land being used for a non-oonforming use without a building or structure shall cease fo be used in a bona fide manner for one (1) calendar month= (2) when a building or structure is designed or arranged for a non-oonforming use and j shall cease to be used in a bona fide manner as a non-oonformin use for a continuous period of twenty-four (24) consecutive calendar months: (3) when a building or structure is designed or arranged for a oonforming use and j shall cease to be used in a bona tide manner as a legal non-oonforming use for a period of twelve (12) consecutive calendar months, The Board of Adjustment shall have the author- ity, upon substantial hardship, to extend the above limits not to exceed six (b) months. A Certtfioati of Occupancy shall be issued for all legal non-oonforming uses, ARTICLE 13.27 ZONTHO MAP DF,91ONATION$ (a) Distannooe and 10 ale (1) When definite distances in feet are not shown on tW oning Map, the District boundaries of the Zoning Map are intended to be along existing atreet, alley, or property lines, or extensions' of or from the s am . ~1,.. (2) When the looation of the District lin4,is riot otherwise determined, it ahail be determined by the scale of the asap ma,aursd from a given lines (b) V=IpS Gr~Ond _ieRS,.,~ eW.n.A r Where the street la7-out aotualiq on the ground t' varies from the street I& out as shown on the Zoning Map, the Board of AdfuetaNnt may apply 1tt - 45 1 . '10 the designations shown on the mapped streets in such a way as to oarry out the intent and purpose of the plan for the particular area in question ART10L:; 13.28 COMPLE'PIOP, OF EXISTING BUILDINGS (a) Construction Nothing herein shall require any change in the Plana, oonstruction, or desiggnated use of a building actually under construction at the time of the passage of Part II of this Chapter, and which entire building shall be completed within one year from the date of the passage of Part II of this Chapter. (b) Chi Nothing herein contained shall require any change in plane, construction, or designated use of building for which a building permit has heretofore been issued, and which entire buildingg shall be completed within six (6) months Prom the date of the passage of Part II of this Chapter, (o) F'uturo Ohanpas If an amendment b Part II of this Chapter is hereafter adopted, changing the boundaries of districts, the provisions of Part II of this Chapter with regard to buildings or premises existing or buildings under con- i struotion, or building permits issued at the time of the passage of Part II of this Chapter shall apply to buildings or pretaisss existing, o permits r buildings under construction, or building issued In the amendment, atthe time aofathefpassage by u of such amendment. ARTIOLB 13,29 ENPOROMUNT (a) Building In s otor The provisions of Part II of this Chapter shall be administered by the Building Inspector of the City of Denton, Texas. (b) Prlat~ All applioations for building permits shall be aooompanisd by a plat in duplicate, drawn to scale showing the actual dimensions of the lot to be built upon, the site of the building to be sreotid, and its position on the lot, and suoh other information ai'nuy be necessary to provide for the enfor6esisnt of these regulations, (c) Btu r 0- 0 A ao6ful reoord Of such applications and flats $hi►ll be luintaia,)d by the Building lnepeo or, 46 bpi' y,; k'• lifii" c. i y ~fJ 6L i r ~ k tt 1. i r ;(111,1 1, \S:r ~ ~t kP ~Jf i Ir f,'v .F i7 :r ;r.ri.„k<iia{:~tiSii4~ 1 r t, !1,{, ii~vf~R•k'r .tti.f.G,# 7 1SNNF'ORC' I}1'!'ERPREiTq~'i0N , , (a) Vses Prohibited by Other Ordinances Nothing in this ordinance shall be construed as repealing any existing ordinance of the City regulating nuisances or permitting uses which are now prohibited by ordinance, (b) Deed R...... estrictions No provision or application of Part II of this Chapter shall be construed as affeoting in any manner the rights of individual owners property to privately enfcvoe deed restrictions upon the use of any property zoned under the terms of this ordinance if such restrictions are of higher or more restrictive olassifioa- tion than the provisions contained herein. ARTICLE 13,31 OERTIFICATE OF OOCUPANOY AND COMPLIANCE (a) Certificate Required No existint building and/or no building herem after ereo.ed or structurally altered shall be used, occupied or changed in use until a Certificate of Occupancy and Compliance shall have been issued by the Building Inspector stating that the building or proposed use of a building or premises complies with the build ing laws and the provisions of these regula. tions. (b) A licaticn for Certificate (1) Certificates of Occupancy and Compliance shall be applied for ooinoident with the shallcbeiissued within d ton (10) days dafter the erection or structural alteration or suoh buildings shall have been completed in conformity ;with thi provisions of these regulations. (2) A record of all certificates shall be kept on file in the office of the Building In. speotor, and copies shal) be furnished on request to alzy person having a pro. prietory or tenancy interest in the build ing affected, (c) Applioation Required No permit for excavation for any building shall be issued before application has been made for a Certificate of Ocoupancy and Com- pliao is. ARTICLE 13132 OHAN0E9 AND AMEN HWS ' (a) Authority to -send The Cit Council may from time to time on its own motion, or on petition of an interestod props rtyg owner or owners amend, supple-sent Distrio s or theiregulations heroin ext4bllshedi (b) Winit pstitio f Fes gaoh and every petition to the City Council as provided in subsection a) of this Artto~6) shall be filed with the Oi y ReorstsVy prior e' ~h ~yi riS 7?tr { 47 .11 '1 14 V to) ~-A 'I F ~ M k'111t t..~l 4 fryy) ~.i' 'cj I 4, y " dl Yd ( ,1 :4Ai .J~y! t on 45 IFf 0431i('.t~~tie 4~,y'~~,~~~';1"~~1t9",Vi,.4~ti~, • to being presented to thn City Council, and shall be aooompanted by a too or Thirty_fivo Dollars ($35,00)1 payable to the City of Denton, Texas, no part of whinh shall !)o returnable regardless of the notion taken on the petition, (o} Referral to Planning and Loner.2ommtssion Before taking any aotion on any proposed anend. ment, eupplomont or change, the City Counoil Commissioniforhitsapublicthearing,1ireoomm~engation and report, (d) Public IloarinR. and Notioe (1) A public hearing shall be hold by the City Council boforo adopting any auoh amendment, supplement or ohange, (2) Notioe of suoh hearing shall be given in the manner presoribed by law, stating the time and plooe of ouoh hearing, whioh time shall not be earlier than fifteen (15) days from the first date of publioation. (e) I endmont Over Protest Unless auoh proposed amendment, supplement or ohange has been approvod by the Planningg and Zoning Con-mission, or if a protest againat auoh proposed amendment, supploment or ohange, has been filed with the City ,9eorstary, duly at nod and aoknowledgod byy the owners of twenty (20) per dent or more oithor of the area or the lots inoluded in such proposed ohanges or those immodiatoly adjacent in the rear thereof extend- ing two hundred (200) feet therefrom or of those directly opposite thereto extending two hundred (200) Get from the street frontage of such opposite lots, such amendment, supplement or ohango shall not bouome effective except 6 a threeofourths f3A) vote of all the members of the City Couno 1, ARTICLE 13* 33 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT fa) A o!0men~t aan_d qualifioation The Board of Adjustment shall be appointed and qualified in acoordanoe with Seotion 10,07(a). f of the Ob arter of the Oity of Denton, Texas, (b) ow:ire Oonierally Ths Board of Adjustment may, in appropriate oasse trnd subjeot to appropriate oonditiona and safeguards slake speoial exceptions to the terms of Pgrt fl of this Chapter in harmony with the geheral purpose and intent herein expressed and in aooordanoe with the lteneral or speoifio rules herein oontained, (o} B> A The Board of Adjustment may adopt rules 'j overnin its prooesdingsi provided, however, hat auoh rules are not inoonsistint with any rovision of par 11 of this Oha r, a rt~4 , to 40 48 " r 7 4717171 IT (d) 8 oifio Pow ra, of the a rd o` t Auu The Board of Adjustment shall hsvs the following powersi (1) to hear and decide appeals where it is alleged there is error in any order, re- quirement, decision, or detormination made by an administrative official of the City of Denton in the enforcement of the provisions of Part II of this Chapter= (2) to hear and decide special exogptions to the terms of Cart II of this Chapter upon wnioh the Doaj•4 is required to pass under tho provisions of Fart II of this Chapter) i and (3) to authorize upon appeal in specific oases such variance from the terms of Part II of this Chapter as will not be contrary to the public interest, where, owing to special conditions, a litoral enforcement of the provisions of Part II of this Chapter will result in unnecessary hardship and so that the spirit of Part II of this 6hapter shall be observed and substi►ntial justice done. (e) Special Exceptions The Board ,f Adjustment may, as Special Exceptions to the reiulations established in Part II of this Chapters (1) grant Conditional Use .Iermita in the manner specified in Article 13.24= (2) permit the reconstruction of a building oooupied by a non-Conforming use, or Permit the extension of a non-oonforming use of a rye /2 ~ ~i building upon the lot oooupiod by such J(/Y !J building at the time of the adotption of this Article) provided, however', tha no such Special Exception shall be granted after a period of twelve (12) months from the adop- tion of this Articles (3) permit in any district much modification of the requirements applicable to the amid district as the Board of Adjustment may deem necessary to secure an appropriate develop- ment of a lot where adjacent to such lot on two or more sides there are buildings which do not oonform to such regulationa) (4) permit such modification of the yard and open space or lot area or lot width regu- lations as may be deemed necessary to secure an appropriate i,Kprovement of a parcel of land where such jMrosl of land was separately owned or was subdivided prior to the effective + data of the provisions of fart It of this Chapter and where tho granting of such appli• Cation would not work an undue hardship on he gA hood and would uol cause anr undue tf ire~ tliasii ; an w~ "9'a 21 materially 0r adverA013 t teetr pubffo lth :r and where the refusal of the ayp iLaatio" wo Id work an undue add unjust h,rrdahip on tH` aI~r liaant)) the terns nsubdivi6 ~d01ra,e used J 0% "'w 1V . hie bubseetied eta,+11 man k~seh pro~r ~ Q,M t4x~'a , 'Wr,'a}'~l~'~tl!: a ar t.t ry4€ht, r:ola lis'j y~ ty i,i 'i ~)1 Njig •''?,yl ry1~ 4.1t~'M~%1 v~ ylr A ti ti~ f - '~A7 r!41.}j IIJ.~1. ' ~F 71 I.i . ill JK•1 to tltil rY a. fr:r ~Or. 1,4 N4 c M,l 11 ,i 4?.t ap > .r J. t. t'6;11} Aj)U p.'~ `(1; ~~11 .)A shall hove been divided into lots by go, a, ats deods, recorded plats or maps showing the size and location of each lot, or by being sefarately rendered for taxation with the Ci.y Tax Assessor-Colleotor; or permit tho extension of a building, existing at the ti.rr_o of the effective date of the provisions of Part II of }his Chapter, by he con9tru3tion of additional stories above the height linit established for the district in which. witch building is loeatod, if the original plans provided for such additions). stories and such building was actually de- signed and constructed to carry such addi- tional stories, ARTICLE 13 o 3b PENALTY FOR VIOLATION (a) Violations Any person, association of persons, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of Part II of this Chapter, or failing to comply therewith, or with any of the requirements there- structureinbuilding violationeofnanyndebailed nstatement or plan submitted and approved hereunder, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon nonviotion, shall be fined an► sum not less than Pive Dollars and.each n day more any such violation e continues sha00,00), constitute a separate offense, (b) Persona Responsible for Violations The owner or owners of any building, structure or premises, or part thereof, where anything in violation of Part II of this Chapter shall be planed or shall exist, and any arohifeot, builder, contractor, agent, pparson, firm or oorporation employed in oonneotion therewith and who assisted in the commission of any such violation shall each be guilty of a separate offense, and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined as provided in subsection (a) of this Article. SE ION 2, That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in force when the provisions of this ordinance become effoofive which are in- consistent or in conflict with the terms or provisions contained in this ordinance aro hereby repealed to the extent of any such conflict. xoN ~3. That if any Section, Article, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase contained in this ordinance, or if thy, application thereof to any person or oiroumatenoes, is held Invalid by a court of ooMpftedt jurisdiction, suo)l invalidity shall not ON** any o her provisions or applioationtof this ordinance which can be given effect without the invalid provision or application, and the provisions of this ordinance are hereby d:;olared to be severable, higL X at a desoriptive caption of this ordinance stating ose of this ordin ance and the penalty for lished twice in the Denton Reo «htha final pass f ~Y 'J a; Cr 7, r'i ~ r r l~~.JS illr't, ~Y fa. e''p~f~h s. •.a~tJ l.s'~ a : at .S i, a 1, ,t~ ai ~C,i.' 1'.~l. btir11 {A nJRlefJGNr+ "s 8E0TION That this ordinanoe shall be:-ome efNetive fourteen (14) days from the date of its final passage, PASSED AND FINALU APPROVED this day of A,D, 1961. cPalo r y of Denton, Texas ATTEST 1 aIt-i eore ary city of Denton, Texas APPRO~ TO~AEPAL FORM! y of ey city of Denton, Texas .1 Mai i1 r I~ ( I~ 1 ftN ~r 1 ~r1 I e \ 1 r `f \ i 1 f I> y >r 1 . ~4 14 _ jF~ , 4t ~'H I r a , .h ,!L i• A' ^ r a I THE VA' E OF TEXAS t ` COUNTY OF DEN'1'ON = KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESEN'TSi THAT WE, C. H. Williams and wife, Laura Williams, of Denton County, Texas, for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar ($1.00) cash to us in hand paid by the City of Denton, Texas, a municipal corporation of Denton County, Texas, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, do hereby GIVE and GRANT to the said City of Denton, Texas, its successors and assigns, the free and uninterrupted use, liberty, and right in, upon and across the following described property for the purpose of constructing, reconstructing and perpetually maintaining an electric power pole guy wire and anchor in, upon and across the following dew scribed tract of landl lying and being situated in the County of Denton, State of Texas, and morn particularly described as follows e BEGINNING at a point in the Northeast corner of a tract of land out of the M. Yoaohum Survey, Abstract No, 1442 as conveyed to 0. H. Williams by M. A. Brandon, and recorded in volume 108, Page 49 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texas. Said beginning point aleo being in the West right-of-way line of Highway Loop No, 288; THENCE North 89° 45' West, with the North line of the 0. H. Williams tract, a distance of 30 feet to a point for a oornerl THENOE South 1° 001 West, a distance of 10 feet to a point for a corner= THENCE South 89° 451 East 10 feet South of and parallel with the North line of the C. H. Williams tract, a distance of 30 feet to a point for a corner in the West right-of-way line of Highway Loop No. 2881 THENCE North 1° 000 East, with the West right-of-way line of Highway Loop No. 288, a distance of 10 foot to the plane of beginning. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same perpetually to the City of Denton, Texas, and its successors, togethor with the right and privilege at any and all times to enter said premises for the purpose of constructing, reconstructing and maintaining said elsotrio power pole guy wire and anchor, all upon condition that the City of Denton, Texas, will at all times after doing . any work in co:aeotion with the oonstruotion, reoonstruotion or repair of said eleo*rio power polo guy wire and anohor, endeavor to ?oave the premises in as good a oondition as possible, WITNESS OUR HANDS this rd day of ,ryfy A.D. 1961. f I ams aura ams THE STATE OF TEXAS t COUN''SY OF DENTON BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, a Notary Publio in and for Denton County, Texas on this day personally appeared C. H. Williams and Laura Williams, his wife, both known to me to be the persons whose names are subsoribed to the foregoing instrument and aoknowledged to me that they each exeouted the same for the purposes and oonsideration therein expressed, and the said Laura Williams, wife of the said C, H. Williams, having been examined by mo privily and apart from her husband, and Williamshooksame fully nowledged suohainstrumentrto she, ~ her the said i and adeed, and she deolared that she had willingly signed the same for the purposes and oonsideration therein expressed and that she did not wish to retraot it, OIVRN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE thisd day of - i4 .......~,,,,,..0 A . D. 1961. r .;r y Publio in and for q b`r' Denton Oount, texas .ham e s 1 , N • ~ III I ~ ~ r1~rGla R Q' t late for) 5 ° 15 ,Ilia , 1 , j . y a l Yom. i Pyy l I i+ I ~i. E i lu sreto of reaait } CMIFfCAU or AECOA Gotmtyof bllltoo •I A. fsARKE7, f~v4 of the Corlnty Calk f6 end for Mld Caanty do Wilby rertify that the forepolnp fuehl n of Fvitingo Math I altutlcsla ifed fa rec4..i thi._ day of / al:le 04%9 ' eel ial r, a /_l.~ d.y of . r1., o'clxk. M A, 1). It. 6j 1 ~ I pQM'R y 1Y - Recor<fe of Ekutpn tvtaty, 1`elxl, e »ly hit lee, t,f Idf+eO IE YJrt~ton, 7esae, the " ' dxY OW yrat ias1 ibo/t writtm ' r 5 - lit ~1 R.4HVR'1'T . rl .w ~fCr~ hf 1^e cC'lll n.fl. f7wnlory a x.. 1i 1 ' • 1 ~ 1 I II r y~ rj lA `O' 1 1 s lzs ' ~ ca fi 7~ ~u `r+ 1 0 'v c~ ~°a z td 'a S fa 1 a ♦ J•r~i is,1'. 1r ~:Yi:S1~♦~I ~1~ t jrLt5 IYI j•vd 1~ 1. d Y', r ju ♦ F I c, r i r . x,f ♦ ' ' 4i Y R' d . ~.I„~ ♦ Y'4~Inn I d t♦ ~.~t ihY 1a .<~a P X JJi ♦ar~ MIA r "I {3iY~~( iS4l~k .r"~I P 1Y s~ .§.Y ,d~ L: ti Y r hjN A-96-WARRANTY DEED-With S141t.r Xint and Wife's Separate Acimegskd,rmenta MARTIN stationery co., Danaa a THE STATE OF TEXAS, S~;~S6 • County ot......I?N.I'..QN Know All Men By These Presents: That I. Grover C. (_raham, of the County of Denton, State of Texas, not being joined herein by my wife for the reason }hat the property conveyed hereunder forms no part of my homestead, otxtw axfs4tof xSltzouok for and in consideration of the sum of (10,00) TEN AND NO1100 ------------------------------------------------DOLLARS and other good and valuable consideration, cash to me in hand paid by The City of Denton, Texas, a municipal corporation, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, have Granted, Sold and Conveyed, and by these presence do Grant, Sell and Convey unto the said City of Denton, Texas, a municipal corporation, of the County of Denton , State of Texas all that certain lot, tract or parcel of land situated in the City of Denton, Denton County, Texas, part of the Hiram Cisco Survey, Abstract Noe 1184, and being a part of a 16 acre tract out of the Northwest corner of said survey, conveyed by Hiram Cisoo and wife to Joseph A. Carroll and Otis Oa Weloh, by deed recorded in Book I, page 340 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texts, and more particularly described as follower BEOINNINO at a point in the West line of Bitrant Street 115 feet South of the South line of East Oak Street and being 9331 feet East of the West line of said Survey and 501,5 feet South of the North line of said Surveys THENCE South with the West line of Blount Street 25 feet to the Southeast corner of a lot conveyed by Mamie Saltzman and husband to D. Mays by treed dated 15th day of Mar 1905 rooordid in gook 901 Page 363 of the Dead Records of Den} on County, Texass THU09 West 61 feet: Southwest corner of said Da Maya lot= TH$NCS North 20 foot; TIME East 611 to the place of beginning, and being the same lot oonveyed by To Le Caruthers and wife, Pauline Caruthers to Grover Co Graham b deed dated the 7th day of Jtanuar'y, 1957, recorded in VoluteA 4141 rage 710 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texas, T NINE f . TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the above described premises, together with all and singular, the rights and appurtenances thereto in anywise belonging ur.to the said City of Denton, Texas, its suooessors and assigns forever; and I do hereby bind myself, my heirs, executors and administrators, to Warrant and Forever Defend all and singular the said premises unto the aald City of Denton, Tr,xas, its suooeesors Mt and assigns, against every person whomsoever iawfully claiming, or to claim the same, or any part thereof, Witneaa my hand at Denton this 28th day of June , A.D. 19 b1 Witneasa At Request of Groptott ..........I......................................................... ........i ' THE STATE OF TEXAS, , e 1 ' _ BEFORE bfE, the undersigned authority, COUNTY ip and f* Wd County, Trans, on this day personally appeared 4.over...~. Graham _ lllgvpetoT~n t te e ll,j"penon............ whose name........_iS........... iubr-abed to the foregoing Instrument, and acknowledged to me that e same for the purposes and con;' !ration therein expressed. c~ Gi1 fN VND94 AIY HAND AND SEAL. OF OFFICE, This ..._2$.t. ,.......day ! MM A.D. 19..6.1... f Notary Public,.._....._._.Ds.tl.tQ.f1 ..................................Countyti Texas hfy Commission Expires June _ t9..._....... THE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY AF__._._ BEFORE hIE, the undersigned tutbority, in and for said County, Texas, on this day personally Appeared. wife of....... known to me to be the person whose name Is subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and haying been examined by me privily and apart from bee husband, and bavang the same fully explained to her, she, the sold ....................._........_............_.....................,.......acknowledged such Instrument to be her act and deed, and she declared that she had willingly signed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed, and that she did not wish to retract it. GIVEN UNDER bIY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE, This _ day of._..... A.D. 10........... (L. S.) , Notes Public Count rY r~........._.._......... Y, Tess Sty Commission Expires June................ 10......... THE STATE OF TEXAS, t COUNTY OF _ _ _ BEFORE hIE, the undersigned authority, In sad for sald County, Trxv, on this day personally appeared ..............._................................and.... hie Wife, both known to me to be the persons whoa names are subscribed to the foregoing Instrument, and acknowledged to me that they each executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein espreued, and the !a1(L _ , wife of the said _...havina been aamioed by me privily and apart from her husband, and having the same fully explained to her, she, the said,._............. acknowledged such instrument to be her act said deed, and s'"r declared that she bad willingly signed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed, and that she did not whb to retract it. OIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE, This...... ....................day of.......................... A.D. 19............ (4. 5.) Notary Publk .......................................................,..............County, Tessa My Commission Expires June. f0........... TIE ST 'nTE OF TEMS, COUNTY OF-AU-1.4 County jk# of the Count ouri of said Co aty, do berth, certify that the foregoing Instrument of writing dated on the.............. ...........Z kh Itss rtlEatt of eotlcatlon, wu 6ted for rcrord In my oon the ...o ..........A,sat!et /.b~ .o'cloke" '__N., and was duly recorded this....day of.,..AA 1a1.~T oe 'dock Ice the Reeords of said County, In Vo)- *e-weP ame... on WITNESS myhand and std of the County Court of said County, at affix In......._.._.._ w....... . the dµy dT t ab writtee. t r Clem County Court..,... 7 ..County, Texas, f t eputy, ai r I P 4~ I f gk - ~ I r f TEXAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS AUSTIN. TEXAS DISINTERMENT PERMIT PERMISSION IS HEREBY GIVEN Charles R. Walden. # 3411 TO DISINIZR THE BODY OF Samuel Houston Martin WHO DIED OF-- Bladder, InfActinn ON OR ABOUT_ November. 1932 AND WAS BURIED IN 1. 0. OT RY Cemetery Denton CITY Denton -COUNTY PERMISSION 13 GRANTED TO MOVE THE BODY FROM THE PRESENT PLACE OF SUAIAL, TO Austin Memorial Park _c Austin Travis Taxa_ WHEN THE NECESSARY REMOVAL OR TRANSPORTATION PERMIT HAS BEEN SECURED DATE_ 7-19-61 /4na ,9. et"44 i..M/;te}e Re~i r Local HeaNh Offs 19 ~ ♦ r • ~ ~ ~ Y' i .r i APPLICATION TO DISINTi? BODY Application is hereby made to disinter and remove the body of _M .0 from a gravo~ on T ► ~w Space w in Cemetery, T , axes, and to rocrove from said place of interment any articles belonging to the docesso.i and to reinter in Cemetery in Lot _ m A , Block, Space -1 The applicant hereby affirms under oath that he/she is the nearest kin to the deceased, that said lot belonga to the applicant and that the-applicant has full authority from all known relatives of the deceased to remove the body, The applicant further agrees and binds himself/herself to defend and aeve harmless the Wood-Corley Funeral Rome from any claims of whatever kind resulting from sold disinterment. Signed 1)0$ Woot 29 th Str"t ' f Signedi APPLICANP RELATION App STATE OF TEXAS ) ) COUNTY OF TRAVLB ) Before me, the *reigned authority, on this day por,onally appeared who resides in County, Texas, and after being duly sworn by mo, yea Mala thA fcrdgoiag application for disinterment or removal of sold body and the articleo belonging thereto in his/her capacity as sold nearest kin and signed said application and .ho statements therein contained. SWORN TO AND SUSSCT,IBID MORE M ► THIS 17 ~ DAY OF 4~s-t2/ v NOTARY PUBLIC FOR TRAVIS CCUNTY, Trfko 1 I I n' ~ ~ i r THE STATE OF TFsW 5593 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTSs COUNTY OF DENTON THAT WE, G. L. Harding and wife, Mona V. Harding, of Denton County, Texas, for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar ($1.00) cash to us in hand paid by the City of Denton, Texas, a municipal corporation of Denton County, Texas, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, do hereby GIVE and GRANT to the said City of Denton, Texas, its successors and assigns, the freo and uninterrupted use, liberty, and right in, upon and across the following descried property for the purpose of con- structing, reconstructing and perpetually maintaining an electric power pole ,uy wire and anchor in, upon and across the following described tract of lands lying and being situated in the County of Denton, State of Texas, and more particularly described as followss BEGINNING at a point w:sich is South 810 00' East 311.5 feet and South 50 feet from the Northwest corner of a tract of land out of the M, Yoachum Survey, Abstract No. 14421 as conveyed to G. L. Harding by F. S. Harding and recorded in Voll?me 359, Page 223 of the Deed Records of Denton County, 'texas. Said beginning point also being in the South right-of-way line of F. M. Highway No, 426, (East McKinney Streets THENCE South, a distance of 25 feet to a point for a corners THENCE Fast a distance of 5 feet to a point for a corners THENCE North a distance of 25 feet to a point for a corner in said South right-of-way line of F. M, Highway No. 4261 THENCE West with the South right-of-way line a distance of 5 feet to the place of beginning, TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same perpetually to the City of Denton, Texas, and its successors, together with the right and privilege at ashy and all times to enter said premises fc- the purpose of constructing, reconstructing and maintaining said electric power pole guy wire and anchor, all upon con- dition that the City of Denton, Texas, will at all times after doing any work in connection wi•h the construction, reconstruction or repair of said electric power pole guy wire and anchor, endeavor to leave the premises in as good a condition as possible. I i i, i E i f a. , , r. WITNESS OUR HANDS this 14 day of July, A.D. 1961. 1 L, 1 r ding r Mona V.__Hanlin THE STATE OF TEXAS s COUNTY OF DENTON ~ BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, a Notary Public in and for Denton County, Texas, on this day personally appeared G, L. Harding and Mona V. Harding, his wife, both known to ma to the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instr,sment ~sld acknowledged to me that they each executed the same for the p,.rpeses and consideration therein expressed, and the said Mona V. Hardi.ag, wife of the said 0. L. Harding, having been examined by me privily and apart from her husband, and having the same fvlly explained to her, she, the said Mona V, Harding acknow- ledged avch instrument to be her act and deed, and she declared that she had willingly signed the same for the purposes arks consideration therein expressed and that she did not wish to retract it. GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE this A:~Iday of July, A,D, 1961, ~A~~ ) rtgf (y Notary Public in and for ` Denton County, Texas N~1 ~t i i 1 ' I i N 1 rI 1 ' I ` f ~ ci a;'ta I e U rr.L. rW W Ya 4 ~~ty4 1 Ab~ ti.~ JQ' 11 Vs t ! of , t, e } y ,•+'~4Ej ~k', 5u~c ~ 'iesi. rt51 {his ~ r~ Y~,~ a r. I The Stitt e['posts CF.RTIFICAM or RECORD Ctaurty of I #MOD ! 1, A. J. BARNE'IT, C,1erk 01 the County lbu har~. rt 1n ao1 for axtd Cnttn!y do y .<ttlfs thn! the furegoing Ins1Uo ant o[ Mriting, with Sty eertlfl<7tk~_ v( .u,ientfc Rlar 64 r,, v: 1,e /~y7, . day 01- ` ntt way 0111 4, ly twedt t 14 at7S V day o(_ l /1. U. 19 I , at . :v?s~_ tir{„rL M , In d the .1. [)Wards of fhntun Cut.nty, Tour, WNntit rly Intl anJ (A vffite ai fhnAxr, Tttu, 0* day anJ year last above wrltlew By~ A. J. 6ARY@71' Deputy , clerk o[ the County (butt, [)Lrntan Co., 'Cent t 1+ t 1 1 _ ' M 1 . r 5 J I 17 o P~i' IJ [Q h ~y r ~ yy~1~ 1 r A p~ a i M ll4 . I'li µ I ! r e Id j r t. ,'kr { { Y. f - -~`d, k. '1 L, 17. ~Y~ { t'o' kPT ~ _ r