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Home My WebLink About09-1961 / + ~ ~ I, I r 1 ' ~ ~ 4 8898 'TFE STATE 01' TEX.'S s F;T10;I ALL TE'I Xf TITESE I':'ESEI,T`I'S: M'tl"TY DE!1"T'-3Ti sir -T `:1E, J. C. Jo r:!oou a,,sd uifc, ''Eura Johnson of Denton Cats •ty, L r ,,:,d !n considcrat'.un of tic suer of icn Dollars (;110.00) cash to nn in }Pend pnld by +ho C>ii.y of De::barn, Toxoa, a nuniclpal corporation of Denton County, Texas, receipt of wtich is hereby a6aiowledged, 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 fvllowin,. do.,cribed property for the purpose of construct- inv, re-construoUnp, and perpetually maintaining an electric power trana- ninsion line and all necessary poles and appurtenances in, upon and across a tract of l.a!,d lyinv and beinrT situated 3n the County of Denton, State of Texas, snd more particularly described as follows: MINNINO at a point in the southeast corner of a tract of land out of the T. TI. Downing Survey, Abstract No. 3116, as conveyed to J. C. Johnson and rife, Eura Johnson, by Boyd Armstrong and recorded in Volume 344) Page 385 of the Deed Zecordo of Denton County, Texas, said corner also being 300 feet south of the south right-of=say lir of 1'. 31. Ruud IM26 (East I'crAnney Street) and in the east . indary l.ne of said T. Y. Downinr Survey; THFPICE north with the east lino of said J. C. Johnson tract, a distance of 300 feet to a point for a corner in the south right-of-way line of Y. Y. Road #426; THLJCE westerly with the south right-of-wad' line of said F. M. Road 026, a distance of 30 feet, more or lass to a point for a corner; TMCE south 30 feet west of and parallel with the east line of said J. C. Johnsen tract, a distance of 300 feot, more or lose, to a point for a corner in the south line thereof; THENCE east with the south lino of said J. C. Johnson traot, a distance of 30 feet to the place of beginning. TO RAVE AND TO I:OLF?, @II and singular, the privilege,+s aforesaid to Its the said City of Denton, Tex,~+s, its successors and ensigns, for. avers together with the right and privileps at ashy and all times to entor said premises, or any part thereof, for the purpose of construot- ing, re-obnstruoting and maintaining said electric power transmission line; all upon the condition tt,at in the use of said right and privilege +~`~ty~A t h6rotn granted the CVV of Benton, Texas, will not create ai nuisance or do any act that will W det.rimentel to said prerdsos. y: • WITIS53 OUR 11AT,TDS ttlis,~t~_ drly of I aNiwty'', S~.D. 1°51. -~J-e Co f Johnson E a Johnson F s THE STATE OF TEXAS OOUNTY OF DENTON s P,F"RE PEE, the undersigned authority, a Notary Public in and for Denton Cowity, Texas, on tUa day personally appeared J. C. Johnson and Eura Johnson, his wife, both Imown to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me teat they each executed the ssme for the purposes and consideration therein oxpressedj end the W-d L7ira Johnson, wife of the said J. 0. Johnson) having been examined by ms privily and apart from her husband) and having the i3anne fully explained to her$ she, the said Eura Johnson?,,,,,,,,,,, acknowledged suoh instrument to be ?.nor act and deed, and she declar`tdol o that she had willingly signed the eame for tt,e purposes and ccnei~~re>°.;1••I•,;~ Lion therein expressed and that sho did not wieh +.o retract it, r:' ;,•L r GIVEN UND7!4,R MY NAND AND SEAL OF OZ-FICE this day o r A D 1961, _ 'l./1111 • I Notary-Publio in and fori', Denton County, Texas ~ 1. 1 . 1 J1 17 5 a ^ Y 1 1 ti 1 , i 1 I' N 1a^ i t i Yid ~a x '1 3D' 53 - A►nldlong t 's~•y'y; i-.~~ pleKig . yL..t, r I y ' 1 la ~ 1 ~d~ f JODp l l~f t dad elf Iq d~ ~ a: 1. ~ ' , ° 'ir'• ..Y,., ( t )t 4 ~ < i 7` 1.' i ? _ 1 + t L Y - h f~ q-'y 1. Gki 1 ~i 1 - rat 1 1.! `7 Jr 1?7 ,1Yif ,3Y1 i ~~-'k~ A..rf h{ tf Y,,h Y'~1th'Q ~~4 7' tr.,dffit, . .A , ; Sa ~tti SF i.(~~,rl ky~kt ~♦~Jt: J y 17,.,.. tMnt+roaltWr-arMrMl~Y.MM asrrwirAr✓1wwr.P.wri...r t, ' . ; CF. 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I~~lo. btu Din ~•f j r{~. •1 tt ' t City of Denton • Municipal Building, Denton, Texas IV NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given to all interested person that the Board of Adjustment of the City r,f Dentoa, Texas, will hold a public hearing on September 25, 1961, at 4:00 p.m,, in the Municipal Building, of the City of Denton, Texas, to consider the petition of R. W. Minnis for the use of certain Single Family Dwelling District property in the City of Denton, Texas, for the construction of a three unit apartment building; City Lot 32, Block 437, located at 1417 Anna Street The said petition is presented under the provisions of Article 13.33 (e)(2) of the Codification of Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas. W W. D. Buttrill City Secretary ~ i 1 i a i 1 ' , , -V AL MY Of Denton • Municipal Building, Denton, Texas J NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given to all interested person that the Board of Adjustment of the City of Denton, Texas, will hold a public hearing on September 25, 1461, at 4;00 p.m., in the Municipal Building, of the City of Denton, Texas, to consider the petition of R. W. Minnie for the use of certain Single Family Dwelling District property in the City of Denton, Texas, for the construction of a three unit apartment building; City Lot 32, Block 437, located at 1417 Anna Street The said petition is presented under the provisions of Article 13.33 (e)(2) of the Codification of Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas, W W. D, Buttrill City Secretary 1 . I THE STATE OF TEXAS ) COUNTY OF DENTON ) CITY OF DENTON ) TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS: WHEREAS, the undersigned have been notified of a Meeting to be held by your Body (which meeting has been adjourned until Wednesday, September 27, 1961, at the City Hall in Denton, Texas at 4:00 P.M.); such Hearing to be conducted under and pursuant to the provisions of Article 13.33 E.2 of the Zoning Code of the City of Denton, Texas, to consider an application for the extension of an existing nonconforming use in a Cla6;s "R" dwelling district; such application being that of Mr. R. W. Minnis, and covering the pro- perty at 1417 Anna Street; and, WHEREAS, the undersigned are of the opinion that such non- conform3ng use should not be extended farther, and are strongly opposed to such extension; NOW THEREYORE, the undersigned hereby Respectfully petition your Honorable Body, that the application of the said R. W. Minnis for such nonconforming extension be denied for the following reasons: 1. Such expansion would detract from the appearance and enjoyment of the neighborhood, which is intended to be, and duly zoned, Residential, for single family dwellings. 2. The present nonconforming use has, from time to time, created an unpleasant condition and nuisance in the neighborhood, frota noise, and speeding of automobiles on the neighborhood ,treats ' by''ihb ouddot ov othor decuparts of the pratrni.eeg. it is readoltablo td 'A'Yituaa' that the extansiori of this none onfottdittg use will in ailX ? likelihood aggravate the present undesirAble situation] and bush lot ipAeda.tig tingly eonptiiu.te a datfger to paikdbt 'fri the"heigtibd ~ibnd; pgrt,icuJarly, children. tr F 1 1 ..i I ~ Yt ,yy 1 4i , i. 1 A~"J~~~Iw~r r rr ' a..w++~:..+,. ...r.-.a.w-~-.' t ~ ' • ~1 . fl',,YA ~k' , 3. The granting of any such permit will create a precedent, and will lend encouragement to others, to file similar applications, to the detriment of the neighborhood. It is the observation of the undersigned that once the'boor" is opened to encroachments by non- „ conforming uses, or violations, it is extremely difficult there- after to prevent others of like character. 4. Property values will be damaged by this expanded use in t the area; particularly, the value of the immediately adjacent pro- perties. 5. It is believed by the undersigned that the real purpose of such "conditional use permits" or "permit for e..xpansion of non- conforming uses", is only to prevent the working c!f an actual hard- ship or inequity on a person already enjoying a nonconforming use. In the present instance, it is clearly not a question of preventing any hardship or inequity to the applicant. Rather, the hardship would result to the undersigned, were the permit granted. This would b contrary to the spirit and intent. of the Ordinance. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED on this day of September, A.D. 1961. a ~ I~AJL "IN 4AAA,~ r ..i i(iR. (1:df t,7 'r: l`I(:rf c', C.it•~ t~"! 1'~~'?a r.+`,ti 7, li?L! 1 + ~t _n.. ti ,r ~r.1•, i1L ,!l ti '.r,"~f INC, n ail • 6 + / / a r 41 M 77, R' L ~ , y1 ~ Y1 ! 1 r3 ryq 19 11 i 4:V R t - rV Aj~,. f 1 ~L` F ; apR'L1• • r t ~L 1 < Q N f w. Fb. p•a. Kfu.~,.av . 1 +~.r r. ..rr. . ~ ~ - v f- 4 ~ AT A REGULAR 'MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS# HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING OF SAID CITY ON THE 12TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. 1961. R E S O L U T I O N WHEREAS, an internal audit of tha delinquent tax accounts of the city of Denton by the Tax Assessor-Collector has disclosed certain erroneous, uncollectable or duplicate personal property or real property accounts; and I WHEREAS, in order to improve the processing of delinquent tax accounts it is necessary anj desirable to remove the said erroneous, uncollectable and duplicate accounts from the :euorda of the City, now therefore BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DEREON, TEXAS, that the Tax Assessor-Collector be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to remove the following real and personal delinquent tax accounts from the delinquent tax roll of the City of Denton, Texas, and that same be excluded in determining the amount of delinquent taxes due and owing the City of Denton, Texas: F X511";~1 •".i 1 -f d N='' t1 e d 'J~'E Sid xa' t Kit `Yin, 19 MIAV r • TOTAL ADJUST14ENTS ON DELINQUENT TAX ROLL July 31, 1961 upplements, 1959 Roll S 1023e95 hirg4,Qtte, 1959 and Prior Years 19 586.55 ('to., be , approved by the Counoil on ? Sepl4iaber 12, 1961) Net Ad3u$iinent - Credits 189262.6ii 4l• w' r IF. 1 w.t A .bra i9. ' barnt,a 11.70 10.05 d.,25 ;ay,~sw,.ylrr~4q'y, 27[ v., 2.10 ~ 9t~►n~sj~' s Uarno ~ 6 . e'o 6,96 6.60 4.35 6660 %F arri6tt " 4.x70 ' 'Ne1,liN'~Ale •Pt~rna$t , ]2.70 ~~.3!i ko~,~~rt4, B&Vnot-t . 9.60 ~~Qi~'b Barnett 1.6r1 6.Gq 4.35 2.10 ,1a ? ti iq'- I , *--hart 0, J011% 4.~6 ! r Ones L. ~~x.~'hgrt .a Gorton ~.b0 11#wrid V. I+o`lull . x,~J {~,o pe gbbxo~ng p' ;`~~s Gon~totx ou fie' atteti 7 a q '1,T.To ' 9exa Fd' 11 A l 1 ` 37' 7r3NT ;a 0 'i~' V ~J Ifist ` ~ L '016 BPP.T t ~7eVX' NC3p7t 33~ + M 1 'p ^ as % r.~j.~y~¢rlll!•IA~.11\I¢..1.~1.1~'.MM w1.+w+r.i.~....~+.... ' ~~.....x~..4~t',i.~ ~,:L.~~ w' Otis Ables r' 1.50 Edward +3. A`:r,.hamsort ~ 2.70 Kenneth W. Adame 6A Charles Ahlifinger 2•.10 8.25 INgene K, Akin Thurman Adkins' ;3tir Tire 3t. 22.50 Bobby, Alexander 1.35 Robert Alexander 1.50 Robert A13xamder 10.05 8625 Tom Alexander Carl L. Allen 8.25 6.60 635 e625 Charlotte A. Alt 22680 Ted Amerman 2.10 John 11. Amerson 2.3'0 Robert R. Jnderson 8'25 Roy J. Anderson 13.95 10.20 9.75 8.l5 Alvin 3. Armstrong 9.75 13.80 B. K. Armstrong 6.60 Albers; i;. Arrington 1.50 6060 Bobby Ray Ashford 8.70 Loy D. ktterberry 1650 Max u'6 Avants 3.48 8.10 Xoonsth XI Vti ley 2.10 i 2610 S+Wahan 'Baker 12,110 %win Baker 7.68 1150 rttY`t:, 7331.7: 1.50 Agnes Ballard 4.35 Rohr kS. : allcntine 4.41 g.60 Fol-i6arpo •0. Banda 1.50 Herman ¢t Petty Darns 6.96 10.05 ' -Srrieet 0..,,1.earbee 8i1jy: L. barber 1.20 9.60 .lorry,&, Dorothy Barber 11.70 J .Ar; Rarbor dpi 4 .B$,rber 1.68 1.>0 8111, ..'barbe'r unoyr Parker 4@35 x. R tIy & Helen Barlow 12.00 2.10 p t+;~►'c, n.~ „~s ~x'a 1180 11% t~tf'i`r Bs, •nax`a 'a 23 s 11670 11 ~0't 1.i~3ty t r , }ypr.wk s~'.~ 2.10 61ido .,r{}y,~ iP.}eQeg 6 d 4:3'3 6.663 'f°= Bil.lyjM.:rzs'.~t 6.96 6 4.80 , •t%' f ' l118tt ' Ali :r7'~d1"YLe tt, » ' 0 60 tobarti .'.FiN2i11b"t#i . Gtl) 0.60 4039 2.10 (1X61'1 pha ict 5400. i ~ rn h..i .ee. .Y F'9Wi,IMR}67Yr•ne.,,<,..e*}r.'tnu.r l.1./i ~.,,'lr•.,.f.. i:r t44w^ r• r<: 7 x¢w.^6r.~e~r.'M.'A 1¢`P4s .C**+~1. 'Tit n it1;004Ww 41 tplrCx^~~~,~+. % 0"~Q i'd'ly '~1Q~:K~b1'~ r F i 1 .10 A. 7 ~,~i~ ~1~~ 1k NNN~~, t. ;t~f •R'L rS Jamgs Baskin 8.10 John•T..Baes 8.10 4.35 gbarlep. H. Bate.uhr 10.05 Martin.4., % Batte 6096 9.60 8.10 11.85 gay H. Batte 11.7b Frad Ps Battle3 6.60 Robert 'L, Baugh 2.10 1650 Ysari 1p. Beale 1.68 Billy,-.'. Beasley 111•10 Qeo.i T. Beek 6.60 HaroI6 G. Beokhom 10.05 Delbext L. Beeman 1.20 'ff. A. Beene 11.85 Ruby 0. Belew 10.05 Burl Bell, Jr. 6.25 6.60 J. N. hell 8.04 Mrs. L. B. Bell 8.25 L. B. Bell 4.35 8025 6.60 6.60 W41teic H : 8611 4.50 9.60 11.70 10.05 ?,,t0 A1,1'r.Qc Bala. 10.50 1+ir~ Olara Bela 2.10 10 . F.0 Frank Del z Bill ;Donnntt: 1.50 R/• N. Beruteton 10.05 + O,4cil'Borry;; : ).60 DoVglass Vennett 1.20 (Waxy Berryman 1.r_0 p R.~ Bq:CTv nan 4.35 2110 8.70 11;~CPYd J",, 2 08t 1.50 RI- ~iB0,,1 r i l 2.64 4Vit,DlAleJr. 1.5u E.';. µ ].1.85 9.15 ri b' s .bt3 7 Hc~rF! 43"rtel, „ 3.,,48 Q VQ,V,,j)a,~,1.rdva11 10.093 13.25 6.60 8.25 , F abet : i37,na"ti 4 * 35 #46- AN110.*04 10605 ~~~i~1+,so!t~►'4;by t i112MS0 ~ b~~A~3t'~'`~~'~okelti+'► F. 6. Epp 7.0. d6 a }~LA,1,".h,,lbdk Ft. r~` 4.35 x , ri►3.aA~4Mr 4.3 ` I J LQ p t wTyl ap b , y'., , lia a c"k VTP r ~r r r* Pobzien 4.35 2.10 x1.50 J011n & '8es.es Edgar BodkiiXs 1.50 :W~ d. 8olfn8 13,65 W. ~,olton 13.80 35 Jo :--.na,a Bone -i6.80 SaiR Books= Cc. rtilton,A. Bostick 1.50 Don. R, Boswell 5.60 Artbur Lee Both,rell 6.60 Hobby ,founds 1.50 8.25 • L. J. Bourdeauv 6.60 Billy C. Bowen 3.48 James R. -Bo.,,er 5.28 LE. 35 mer C. Bowles 1.50 Dixie '..-yd 12.00 10,05 Gary- Boyd 10.05 8.25 Hugh F. 3oyd, Jr. 15.60 Inez Boyd 1.50 Jack D. Boyd 8.10 Jim D.,Boydston 11.70 10.05 6,60 8.10 J. H. $oydgton , r~».1n`m. • Oyer 4.80 2110 xd'. John & Francis 3oynton o.60 Jonnie Braden 10.05 1 u~lie Bradford 9.60 8.10 6.60 s M. M. Bradford 11.70 Bradford 4.35 8.10 Wanda D.. Bradley JE~aeg. C. Bradehfw 4.'+5 s;,r~.r nraj 13.20 10.05 J'arpoe M., $w'.alley 8.25 # 8.25 6,60 4.35 LcSii c~ 0, '.?rand 1.50 s I , 1 9.15 ~b rt D, Brandon 11 14.$0 8.70 e7i~tl1r3E~~ ~ ' By:,o2ea1 ~ J",. D, dc,$ebecoa Iirean G,60 Jr. 1,20 4.80 Pa.t rann,an 3.70 t?drga114, Brewer 3 9115 ~fi0 t6r 0. Brower, Jr. ,df k .:J 1,50 (t. CIO B9 G! ea. ! i ~ , r idgag. , n y+~,0 bhka r. I. t::. W. Arigh~u 9,6o il.'tb f131~t 10s A. ~froadh a ..z~. It odd` r.6u 70 B1book.a. 4 g • It = . . 0 ; Jaok> Is 'Sj-0ok13 8,25 6 + 44!3r.ooku 8.25 ti..~`` S5 ".,"?dtookdhier 1; 4 ~{r6~Yt t ~ l: rti'1 E r r eR r > +7 r7 1 ..f ~r 3 T i ifs, ~th ' . i , `E ,y b~ `''j t f'ks ♦ '`O or Y 4.35 Edward grown 10.65 Haro'ld` ' W; Brown 8.70 , H. Brown 6.60' 'G~10 Kam Brown 2.10 Mase. B.. drown 2.10 .a. Ott Mrs.,,,* Marilyn Brown 6.60 M. B. Brown 2.10 Richard A. Brown, 2.10 8.10 Robert E. Brown 1'.70 V. B. Brown 2.20 1.50 9.60 Vernell Brown 2.10 Vera Lee Brown 13.65 W. H. Brown 11.65 4anda Marie Brown 7.50 Mary E. Bro?vp 6.48 , Ira.,Brµce 1.50 Jimmy Bruo.e 6960 Waype~ Bzl,~p e .75 ]3', ~ r Mre R. xue 4.50 .i. . Joel $r „'t!.~, ! 8.70 f imlB Y. SCyan 1.68 Oharle,s R _pryant 6.60 JamesMax. Bryant 6.60 me1YI xA., E,. Buv'1tel 6.60 E'rni+sp,L.,; Pulen Y 10.05 Robert 8. `euleit, , 9.60 Doy1Y.'f s Bullard 2.10 u~#rA 1.68 6.60 5 BurvO,JO 4sta.;. 8.52 Johy4' BuT O~i. , 10.80 . t.> i r F2ayj'DQ~,',Ik~,Pgpham 6.48 „a Agn*;3J'ohcis,,.t 1944 to 1.5.0k„1 r~, B '~f?v~- 2.10 Ned,l;I,. pgdettj,,f. 9.15 Su@. ~9g`1 ; „r 8.25, p i ~t 8g 7.50 s,Ta . Y Bobr UuftgL,t.~, 1.68 6 60 Bettyk.J~urne,r 1.50 'k T JNA}'k'.f P .g~YxerikL a~ i• <;P 6.60 , 7Dr j~'++ a, .5 9 .60 twit 1620 1.*111C 1.I krye f I,eo~.!'yc Ws'+iA~o.,,:, t3.'25 ,r 4.86 t0~+~u~art 4 . 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Scott' 9.84 10.35 George 3. Scott 16.20 6 James D.,Searles .6Q 10.05 8.25 14.i}0 Vialter T. Seely J. Be Self, 1.50 J. We self 6.60 N. L.• Self 2910 Geo..&'Jettis Selson 5.28 4.35 Jimmy We Serur. 4.35 't 1vrzRutbI Sevier 81910 Viz. R. Z. Sha)ian 6e60 Shanu. k, 1.5o 40 t Willie" M. shank 4.35 Amos Fe 8hastssn 8.70 T 4.eo Drvid Be shae 1.50 yal.iriA A`e, Sheahan poh `0. ' 8heel*r 6.48 13.80 12000 10.05 Jana. N* 8htiton 1.50 a JAgk_L• $beth 11.70 I e %z lk.' lRj~}iy11h 1.50 ,4261ey 1.20 10480. *Aker 065 w 3 aaslir, 8925 D6i 4', L. 6hoomak• ll.?0 ~ plMk~~t~: Ir • . . 9 n k 1.68 6,646 44.35 17110 K 1650 ~"v1 r~" _ F4 .lnu oa At• eIt5OU UIJV q1,• 0'p0 ~'7U tc'i.ep h.: Liuy(IQwit T46 t, Joel H. Sikes 10,.0: • Thomas M. 3illyman 6.60 Bp ty; $immona 6.6o Lary B. Sim t~4ns 1.68 1.50 t,t ,,4 Q4a 10.05 11.70 1M0 104W p.~wt#ma4!,r~i trs, 2.10 s; Jamon r,l, 7.50 M,t1Ua.~.,,$impkie 405 8.25 John Charles Simples ' 6.60 Ernest Henry Sims 8.25 Orono Sims 1.50 John R. 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V, Steele, Jr. wm0, V. steels 8.70 10.95 8.70 9.60 4.35 WaYns Stennott Bi Ni Stsphsns 9.60 10.50 8.70 Kenneth ,$,tsbtns; 4. 2 to 81q~~r tsp l~tt, , ? eel( l•-5o '4 4V 13o'7!0 2.10 aQh . 10005 8425 4*0r.t _ Marvin $,j$t~xart, Jr. 21.75 TP 1! 3tlwa►rt 1950 9.36 ~Y~.• s4s 4035 *k~17a, ()3ob S•tilmpaon 1.65 V}l yi.K}. •PyTY'S~r. ~ 150 14.55 J • 7050 Aim Oon 606o 10050 A e'2 15 •.30 y ~~1~„ f ~ ~,~►+~~!t~r 1045 ~ ti..i 11 . A& r s tons n. 1.45.4. r toF i 8k7 0 gat t~ t , r . ~.ux? 126QQ, 10.05 s f3 w~.~ ,t 11F7Qti A. ;y3 `fit P ~ iaki+dd s l~ 8 br ~S`okland 10 s'SrP'` % ea •nn .w~a 9.0 8070 r qn V rm.fir. ]'Y IW.6 A<j S' ll ..~t7 j'AtJ Nj4T. L'11 . i']'[^c7Ytli1 "ALL r~aa; s 5• C. Striukiana ,V AL, doe strong" Sr. i 1.5o Carl Re Stroud t 1.50 H , t 2.1o ttiart . lri.F,Qi Rbbtr` t" S'turdevant f.'~i '~uggs ; r 4.50 4.35 \ I ~ 5 2010 On6 8'ui for 6.60 Billie J. Sullivan 8.10 He L. Sullivan 2010 9.bo tY. o. Sullivan 11610 Jackie F. SutherLFhd J. T. Sviaggerty, 6.6o Jr. 8.o o+ D. Swanson 4.35 H+ J 8weatman 1.20 Chester'M,~'gy~~at~ 14 tyx 1~ gaur~i<'8~►i,tE~r `'.ld 1.5~. S 10 16635 12.15 0. *4' Y y v111 p • 13 5Q c y +'~'t~, w~j'Yt, 6 Wit, f:.,~! • , b.6o } a k6s 1ey 2 10 10,005 D• Ri Tai►pley 9.36 0.05 xDil~lfb t~ F TAYlt6ts 8.10 ti 1.20 ~~yid~~►,.,~~:_~ 8970 f xot9.36 10005 ill. 405 9.940 70 r~►1 , 405 5 . r 1 t 4.35 , ` s. ss 1.50 i ,O:w,►s e " ~z; r ~ e~ 8.25 y '~iZO 4080 /70 Ai • ` $1' 4 2610 g ' • 3.60 2.10 t►t"MAkzftlor 7.32 'i'1~~3i~d' ►~tib0 M#!~ty~dr 94,60 ! Urdu s,.a~ae.r. ~ • ~ Jotiopt. Z' w~7a 'reel s,...t / lU .OO To J Tdrrnsry • ' 7.50 6'40 ,JOs0P11 'R. Tenois L ee Terrell 6.60 8.?_ Lpu 5 gene A ` Terry 10005 10.05 2:10 A 11'D•r Nsterman 4.oq 2.1o td. T. 'rherogood 4.35 1.5o 1.50 Janet ThiaPen M• K. 'fhognsbtin 3.48 4.20 6.30 J. D. Thomas 8.70 Mrs. Lessii"y. Thomas I. ohart S.-Thomas 50 4.35 + OT Po ~02~N1e0n 3 10.0 1743., 5 10,80 8.25 <F• ,n 6.[ ~ W r h . o f Julian B. & Gwondolyn 'l1hompsoo 8'25 John Thompson ' ~,t' .,A 7950 l'• p~ 1hompson ' ,;ii i>0. to 1950 ;WiIter l'homPsono, 8# 225 a A. 3. %1l1or It trtl~rat~ X8.10} nton 1.2 M 4, Mton* 15.oo b~1IhaD~i ` gi I l . I.50 ~Kb~!t'l xi o • ° ! 6'x$0 8 ~ 25 9090 4.35 ~ f ~ ri 4 Wl ti tk*n8.1 0 N!bru J 'M'~$>,. 7'1tQlEli~r 2.1p 8.55x. D"14 44ttj**4 Woft o~►re'` ~'Odi~.17~_, 6.6o ~.,,^...-+.r.w • r..,..ii,F«.,...«+-+4+',. .5'.. ,.1 pkyp5M yi elf aFH. r W trrbut•ra ~Ytir Lei:. ''aa ura• }?l! t,Tl 1V?'11FP10 , Aobbyo Nhi1:& ; 16.05 Carl white 405 ~ • Creighton, H. White 2.1~1 9.60 A44 ,W..PXl~it• 0068 4.35 2010 t,x Lei'~:1 ~1.68 ,,6.6p 4.35 2.1o 8.25 A t!, , 1.20 James White. 1-100 0, White 2.10 R47mond 1111ite 12.00 12.b0 17.85 Wm,. Sabi ts, Jr. . Le Whi tleyk Jr. :.11P.00 2...10 Y{`8,• Beatrioe, L. 1"rhitsn8) 8.10 4M)2ittington- 1.50 J6r'7_ Whitworth 1.50 P. 10 Widmarfr~ 301 1.80 G.3' Air 19.49 ~ 'kit 6.60 r . bonald Wilcox 2.1a Bobby D. tiWilcoxscn 3.48 R. 0+ W1ler 11.70 Morris.,?Ihito. . , len.R.,Wilkinson 11.70 I j, 8.10 'y 0is -,K. k kau rl ine 6.60 ' Atkinson 1.65 1.5o Bobbi6 Williford 8.04 x N W A Al'OfOrd 10005 rino ps, Williams y t i~ Idliski s tee Williams ' Vlt4ai! Ve Williams , 4.35 10.50 , to 'aa t ";~s'~xfx3o,i~}lirr e c' 2• 8.64 1050 2010 Whiiams 6. 8 ' r 7.5o 1.20 . ►~~rj ~ou.,~'ill~,amm . 1.50 gr''r ,tiYilllaie 1*50 4.35 4.35 °r4 LLL •{'k`it 'p 4 , ~L• ty~i 1,ni~iV}~a1 s I ire i,, err. 11w~,1., I11 I ~ Ilr W1 rs1 111 !lIIIIiw111 }Ytl I I I rr r ►;,,1 1• ~ t1A(ip wo 1q . 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Wrightr kyr': Wright 'n 13.6' 3.48 l.,r►~ty , 4o35 kv 20 W►r8s 1.613 a~.9 94 ar0 rena Wylie 6460 (4.35) lpi3 Charles A. Wyly 1.50 Sam Go Wynn a xax 8.25 W. We Wynn 702 , 74,50 Douglas D. Yanosy 1.68 Albert L. Yarbrough .cw? pr 0t b.bO Kenpath Ytarbrou Lh 3.48 ' . c p,''v477er', Olen P. Yarbrou rlw.. 041 • r';►..►t ' 4.60 4435 2010 p41 N, Yarbr ~+cx'e MAO $ ough ~ 3.48 2410 Rust Yarbrough 1► y r s, 0' ~ 5. a5 M. of Yates 9.36 ; b, Yates 10.80 : Uok I`. 141ken (7.32) E.. ,4 4 l1 York, Jr. ,sr ►`..1 its:' 10605 Earl Be Yous 5.28 10.05 Is #'A.. Plwok t1160. A1ol1v Jsrry V. Yog 10.92 f4' R./} IN My Wf Young 8A5 f Mary C, Young 10 ~ ~ ~~l2 an kf~ *05 I , 7. aD yr+ RAJ µ~"iT~ w.....a~... . . +:i. M~3Vit. O, WaaAw.•A IU.!Stt Q. Werne Woodrinp, 9944 ' noltert W. Towementl 1150 Willie 0. Trail, ,1.3'0 00 as" Irrodefty r., ? 410 yy t ~'11~b~b>r''~ r•~''I'ie~aoh• 6.60 K UM "Prei taoh 6.60 tiny 00 TURAIe 7.6o Jerry D. Turk 2010 Arthur 'Turner sr0 1060 Va. Joyce Turner 1050 Ri, hhre Turner 405 *YAOM Usury 150 a id i-V64*n i wX" 9 060 3 4oO 1050 r f+ ` Y,.. Ito Varner 6016 6,6o N0 D. Vanloin 4060 0400 K'= 4~Jr E;. Vat~~)tter ll.?0 Nolan Veal 1~~?0 1~.~5 Jades D. Veroher RXbR 6.6o Us Verret 94bp Vinson, 11~,~5 + Pau j%R a VoortaNn 17,45 MOO )(Iris JO Vuillomin 6.60 Wa94 ll0i POO AAO 'Al"nor"Joyoo Walker 10?.4 ~ ktl d . walksr 1. Oko ff k#4 waluer 2010 ~3 t1!yE0~ ;wo a06 90X0 010 At, W 00340U 1100 kr~.Nl~E~s r~~~ c~ 6~TRk ~ id'P rdsJ ~~~e ~~d~a 3.48 bo► gliia 'wood ON, 0. Woodard 11070 , Melvin 0. Woodard 10650 O . r Wayne 40 i dr ing 6 •~q #Ob°brt*,' kdwnesnd 1050 7 Y► 3i d:°Tr6.ii` 1420 Tredaway 2.10 Theodore R.'Tristeoh 6.60 wsldon Treitech 6.60 . 9.60 Roy 0. Tuggle Jerry D. Turk 2010 Arthur Turner Sr. 1.68 ova Joyce Turner 1450 Richard Turner 4.35 I Raymond Ussery 1.50 William Uasery !~;~50 t`{ -0allte`r to Vkden 9.60 i H ` R o Vanderpool 10.05 4X50 E~., tiQ. V,andK!V J or t 18445 Yarne r 1450 L. J. Varner 6.18 6.60 He D. Vaughn 9.60 6.6o We Be Vaughter 1100 i Nolan veal 1.66 405 Jaless D. Vsroher RX 6.60 F. M. Verret 9.60 3 H..fo Vinson . 40$ pau j no V4ortuon 19005 Mims U*rie .J. Vuillemin 6.60 John 14Rg sr 8.40 A A10 ,~ljp~►,.+~ree 'Walker l.lb !1i ti tr.> t •la dpi, a`ier Fa.x;x f•,' 33e'i r i e r i -.i. r..+;'.l _.v„ .w~.r_a.ur~L.i..:.:.. L'+drli lay_ r41od'~il~l 16* h` yl l ..i l a,'r....1~•lr!e .i:ralAl.°~ _~a~dJ+,7YT i !r A.a1h+~y. ~ r ' ~1~o11$~ia tr~c,oq ~•y~~ , WfX► nF T &TnT. r 1~A Ya11 f aS+'+;' r n0@000 Wtlllu.ms 6.6o 14.351 • Teresa Lamar Williams. ~ •,r, 11.85 ' John VoW,illismson 4635 Roy T. Williford 5928 2 .10 i . 5 ,a , k )I•' R. W 1~ 11'q 10.05 2.10 0`;r1Awe•'.Wjllis 6,60, Bettyo:Wileon 8.25 6.60 f3edbrl~r R • v+tf 1e on 1.68 Bill Wilson, 6042 105 2.10 1.50 Bill R. Wilson 2.10 Billy Wilson 6.60 6.60 Be. !i. Wilson 10.05 8.25 Darold F. Wilson 2910 Edward'N.'Wilson 2.10 j Frank Wilson 1.50 li doxald Wo Wilson 10.J5 0.05 6i69a Harold Wildbn 1150 Irt S v s tIAMD. Wilson '%w+1 Ll ~wllson 6.60 : , , ° r~ • ~i0 fabhsrins Wilson 10905 A~. No Wilson 11.70 Mrs• B. A. Wilson 6.60 ry Lsroy H. Wilson 8.10 ` Los Wilson 4.68 12.00 y. Lloyd 06 Nilson 8.04 8.25 } L..'~• Wilaob 6.60 405 St6vor 8: Wilson 12o45 10820 14'b x: Windham 6.60 4.35 rr. 8070 ~j'~i1tt>}t1s 405 2010 *7-80 Wintery 11.70 2.10 8025 tav 11611• virthlin 8.*5 0 b.a45. fya r7,. , U'" ) „ L io 40 ' r 1 i t r oaco4 ;~,7TTxema P'F'4 Tt'. isZL 0V i 6.4a 6.60 ' 8.64 8.7C, 18.30 , 9.6f~ 8.?O • e Be Zirtro~ermnn h 2orlohak,+ Jr. 7. ' ) M. Buoklew 8,25 Be cudd ' 13.65 ,ill D. Keras 4.35 /Roger FO Smith 8.25 W. 4.,' Lookridge 3.48 8.70 5085 t era, L'. Bit Akers 6460 10.05 ta; Frank M. Oiprian Sammie Oweet Estee 11.85 J. 0, 0oodner 14,50 Riohard L. Howell 1.20 Delbert L. Smith e.70 1.50 Jaok Stanley 3.48 Don H. Townsend 10.05 J. YouY,g 4.09 We L. Thomas 10.45 John A. Bragg 12009 Dennis Ls Baughman 2.10 1.50 am g'7d Ed' DioYidii 6.60 Mi'di' Adere' p. Dukes Sri 10.05"ll ONr~h Lriisbtl~ Jr. 9.15 8.25 « !sr r;tit . ~1466kf 2.10 { 0~1 Af 14, 5435 19 4 3 5 19578.51 31991.65 3,773.50 3,637695 2,829.22 Total Oharge Offe $159810683 1~ { 7 1f p i 6.0 qE „ .IYyf~'' <y'~y M1JF'~~fl i It 4 tai ~1~~ w, tskc~ Ht~'c~~a a :`SSe,YZt'9 t> a' It s) r Ors 7+.t twxx'?t IM. h CI _:1 a 4~:,rs '14 Uri) Y ~~d kto~ t t . s, f h ""P' 1y' ~4 tVI Ir . t{ ~ h.• A I - t r P Ane ^y". 5 1f." l wti T {Gt~V~~/own USE"d E►SU p W IF A Sf0601. VI/A NU~+'.t 1 N 1'~GV t'wX it 1. ),L' ~ roraonom.'t (Oharge Offs) • Debit oredi,t y Mary M. Allgood • . 1'3.65 Frank R e' Hall 99.+45'': ~ Jitok t]o'le , 11:•74. 49VO, r.k ott* uy 25 3 ' ti~d~l,.~F1~aT, p9J's►er Servioe Oorp. Mra :I+1, Aydston 3:~ 6,Q3 WA. Qs :ftrX40 30#9 , Her D. 411.46xk., 0 J. 24 Koon 18.45. O. L. MoKelvey 8.70 A. W. Pearson 22.80 Jt N. Sanford 10635. Bob vestal 12.00 Zara Willisars l1 .,7A Diok R. Morrow 2109. Fritz Barthold 6.54; Q. As, Bartons Jr. 1.9: 95 19. 2 93.7 Kenno$h 01 tyipitt Hall 00 901% btJlbov..p KTArdook 19► 0,~ berry 13rQr 260 Poll Ar+Kl],;' Newby . 80.70; Jkokie 'J. Redfearn RS, A6, MODoU4d e.x5; Iobby 04 J44904,+ TSnota :T10vt Franoi s Young ,$,tephs Bayless, Jr. '1!'e 591 , oxi Btebop'Ad 8.,2.5,E Oars t.0iouN►Pton 1`]~'',71Q,+ onto lthrwnjj >ed! DO:A,W±t1Jaoe ~rr,50a gooks I 2 100 + 8r n e k.v { ~ M is . %T I r 11m r 6) L®x.eaOerT, (03jax,tri Otte) ' +,,±ar}" , a+17L { ;4}7!^4 e' VATI► FAR 11 Y Or v ?i.{1 d , Sg A\v • ~y H. He Pemberton G.EO Mrs. Gene Seely" 19.15 He O. Taliaferro 9.64 He O. Brown 2.lO Daniel 0. Murry 141,yQ p A666rd ft, Oook 410 •c3eorge' Mdok~,in s~~''~ P Thofp ~Ire't L virb~io'e` Land Marvel be vo' orhees Q Pearl 09 Hansel 1Q.0 A. L. Herriott I1.70 1 J, 8. Carleton 11 11.70 70 Jack Bryson 9.64 Witt Blair 23.65 Ohae. Be Luck 15.90 B, He OOten 4.35 Be Allen 9.6 Fred Me Deal 1906;0 Kendsth Ooz 16.E , Bob M60uthebb $•2~ J1,10y Noraile 21.70, L. ltelb~reoxl, Jr. ~ , f- Bpbu° Joe witlberly 4.50; 1, J:"Jl Marshall 9015 'i' If . `Dr MOlliiab 8.10 Robert A+•4alkonberg, Jr. 4.80 r. 16.65 . a' J. Be ?loyd **,"0 leaa1~ A. Cf~tpy 25'95 g0 ~ fr b Irt+M4 lee 30: J.' Baiefui~ 164 ' MrAi Hudspeth 1170' ;A~ "i"" B1tr3teti 4#55.' i, J:y.'t~bllOiutlA. 6.60 8.10 Ater •c' p, 8425 Jai, ~Al d 2040 ~'tee ~i ~sEbe cif ~~•'•JKiV`P,.H 4o35 ~►1Uia ° rirdsatieger } r .0'~$: o1P' 14,5 , ~~Mr 1+'50 60 {gyp ak { 0 IN' eo ' H' H, boup6140u Hg~7 Rw~.aou ; , j WIWIfa 7tot+.rtr s. Msl~psa 4,41 ~5 Mary Huftard 6 r!V5} Gilbert W. Porter ' 4"35 Edward L. Brandenbsrger, Jr. ` S.7Q. Helen A.; Ludeman 1$ 30, Bennett Mo.e 1 ,P H:;i A Robinson 4►, i Wth^ b xim! : ,,q `4r ? i w.-,,A) "WhiteW W, or 21000 A+'H.; W11~IOn 1324 Lte +Rr Johnson 8.70 G. T. Taylor 2.10 Donald L. Letson 21.30 Southwestern Publishing Oo. 9.60 ; Opits Sand do Gravel 45..00 E Bobby Fir.oher 104133; } Fred D. Stringer 11617Q, Woo Jsokdon Garage 1,050, 04 E4 Jones : 1205; R0 F'0 Davis 6,. II.7J, Rauaey 22.20 J661, 0, W1,160n , r ~,14Ui1+ All ear r tor"a 1 29 ~ ~y Ward 0 004Ah Ow►: ,~►rt+ert \ , 1.50. ~ 4raVean Horod 1650 $his I I a R~ Uylor 150,99 ~rL•~,aaxa ,80x5, ~ ~`I►i'1`,~Li'.c~'Iratuuf,~r. L 81,0 a r . +ry:t44Ni11oit~aa Lr.r 640 o~t'Dwridoi"re ~ry,~irrRi,lley 6 ~ 2Q R 5 tot* 1G!! 000 1605, t, i ~itlr t: x t 7#35 ILAA t, r#~{ ,taRari~~i~• R. yo~g114on r Y r max 2$!P 5Rx! , ~s' ~p1d►t~Fr 19199 ~i116o4 r8a1'b~►t'a Cay id 610.0 R 1 } it s W,rx? Hn'~~,Qfq .f • ~QU w'. r' S r S.~H~. .s 'Yi r 1♦ fit., . .~~~r~AM•'1[~ i7•atftnn rt.vl i-;hlna DLV. or Uperr 2ianA • . VX•'TO Oxon 4rA;x1n y.6Q r 144.8 Radons u -Jint- c+eoxgs 2.10 H. Go Rylander 4035 8t,2p Gladys Hates : NY, Y670 t 00ora tok 4' t Jerry Pato~enaky o a 4 4, . . eo,R. heringer 8t7o 'ev~la e` ri124er 6.6o ~.Adk h. Petlreon 4035 W. F. Houaden 1450 Dook Pruett Hale 8.70 Oeokl & Mary Ann Jodeko 8.70 Ray Meredith 4.35 Thomas L. Stark 6.64 Ronald Williamson 8.7~b MRry MoOokmiok 4.3 wm: K. O%Nmins "I , 9 Jbhn W. MOBride `'6".0 Aussell,° Go Mlyeau : t. r5 Jeau Wells 40.11 0,k,1IUhdbeyr; t'r: 15.75 bi'le` I. Nushall Bo'4~ehop lb:' ' r~ xu1h Pi,elder ..d'a MoWe Be Beane Q. J Stanley 9'.`15 6'. d0 Sbuthern States Eleotrio , ii6h&i4'd R.' Miller .6a to 13~td ~`d l`'ifoAer Zoohert 7 6~ R.t3 Wilson 16:5 sweet Lebiuid,B. Stri*tmatter ls+ ttya6~ea' d', > Tate hambera "&Aa"' Dodd, 9. 0 o~ l,iadgren 1'+~f~ 2:1u 1, M• Welker Loved x010 6:6b ll(l,~~,•Iti~s loreater .70 044 L.. grwia 11.70 ' - L. ~ Latter 11 4.84 i~ r til,,rgb11 71 0 6ntar . XM+t4ri 8.25 At 40 r 2.10 4.35 2A 65 pot iIr !,A• e A x Drs lti~~c~s VITO W ya D7A- oT, ghszs.a yaug T.Y`o .0 ~*1 H. W111[i raoori a.zo Raymond smith ° 4.35 Mrs. Y. W. Oates, 21.00 ° Nailie Moeller 2.1({ Raymond A. Pittman$ 8.70 ' 8. J 86rgdrAger + MO 0e01.1 to' Ward 6.60 4209,&. Nsxft Oosby 1650 ~iL' 'A. plyr • 1.50 '~tdllej#gtI►x~r".tt, 9.60 Bo~drtoif-, (1958) 6.60 Mra~•y.'W~ OAtee (1958) 9.60 4.35 Jim Ro"Sybert (Del.) 8.25 Business (Oharge Offs) Barrager Oil Oompany 51400 Dudley Yneursnoe Oo. 6900 Nall Produos' 55.80 ~xuetee,lFrep$ , 10.50 O4r41 Up Bottling Oo. " 3000 While 'lit, btore 163►72 esi"g tote (harge Offs) 5 ~r,,~ s.~ . 25•.25 rat ~ ~~~a}►b~ 51.00 12740 ~44 225.00 52.50 $ik`' 27 ' 55i i5b' 18075 , %4, U 1650 ' yravu t% 96.30 Z4 ~ e. 5449 K~t~ 22 . r~ .50 a~xr, +F 96.00 E' +"fie"" ~~itlt (2/416) 27.00 } 5. f 17'''` w HaK•r,• try 3105 , i~l/35 i It, 11.25 AM ` a r ~a 19- ti 4 Ik 1 .50 ' .,~,f °6~t c~r~~•~ ~rs}-•d' 112 50 s ,a df r 1 MO ppyxyy ~ yy . r.i~~. 3+. wok. ~ •~<<, ~ ryr't A silo 4."fR ~ t h Iwoul! e14T v axx N7IIC7'ueou a~ . Mrn. Ttary Allgood V 3.10 F'T'ank N+ Hall • 26.55 ' ,Jzok Oole • Robert Ottman 4.35 Julian To Koon 4.80 13.65 J6 To Koon''° 4;80 'Diok' )sorrow 011 Hal Jaokson $695 Robert Gayle Mayberry 4620 Ali W ' 1.50 Murdobk 8.70 VsAitf~ A Franois young 4.35 0e R.,MoG&ughy 6.60 W6 P, Davis 12.60 We Ee Hammon Opitz Sand do (travel 8.25 18625 L0 He Wilson ?'red D., Stringer: 1,50 pbna~d La Letson 9060 A. $e, Davis 2.10 IF 6Y.J pamsey 8070 De 31 Smith 10005 Davr~,' R. Redden 4095 Mrs.l18 R. Taylor x.10 Prost ! 4e ' iley Willey o,Knight 3.4 4035 Speoht Sue Donolli 2010 6060 K. A6.Nallp Jr. bobb, Farmer 4080 22 05 6 .y braven 2.10 brook' golf r~~• 9@75 Ob~•,rrie 2.10 1 .a Ilse 5. e y` Y ► n~ , 5 k0ollingswor th 2010 Taylor 2.10 8.•pemberton 10405 '1lrti. Gene 8e•ly 2.10 ~911,1e'iro Z%wrenoe nand 1450 ' a eal 3 6 50 oo 46 5 Alley', 4.35 A ~.'Dt ott SAO ! ! g y a0 4635 ;t tih 16050 405 . 4 2610 ° I ic6~bdrg► fir: 4635 ~i Y.• t~s EMJr .Y,' OJT 6ti' e'2 t; M1~ h [ , f a ♦ is .tryyy}Aµ'+y11ii 1M:l~f J n♦ rt oY". 1:'.15 John C}• 0.2.1lc 1...70 Homer' Bronstad 9.60 ' l Frank A. Camp 4.35 J. P. Bateha 1,50 Albert Brandenberger 4.35 I E. L. Wilson 6.60 Harry West 6.60 f r: } t 1'.44 #J 4e. k Business (Supplements) Barrager Oil Oompany 15.00 Nall Produoe Oo. 49.50 Tastes Frees 7.50 White Auto Store 65.55 Real Estate (Supplements) 16/388 38.25 5.1/105 104.25 7.6/171 16.50 5/328 105.00 ~r 5/190Jr 210.00 5/113 36.00 17~~2 1.50 J r{'i 3~3b7 51600 j ":'~3 b7 42.00 345 .7/4019E 9.00 5/1,36A 31.50 10.7/4?5 5245 'j = 14/191D 51.40 '37/272 700 3.00 { 7.3/232 3.00 F 2/416 12.00 1/4022 2.25 1023.95 3,77502 1 A, Total Adjustments 2,451.77 r CY f YV`'r _ n:a. 5 1 fi7+ „•44`1 i 1 i x f F J. ~'f 11 4 S{ .n ix , S - y w ~¢n4A~'r r.,s rrF r~°I 7ik e'IV r 110*64 QL0TJU~tfq t3'Q0 ~0111i'u* 01w x'7'10 1;•, b,foay, f T~ of :~l~A'",'1"tK~^r.t~Yck~aa+.rigPg:Y3~~`ldlk♦F"U~4ik'~AG~,'aA~'11l'4 ..,a.. f , f PASSED AND APPROVED this 12th day of September, A.D. 1961, Mayor City of Denton, Texas ATTEST: ty Secretary City of Denton, Texas APPItO 2T0LZkRM: f y Attorney City of Denton, Texas M." I l ~ 1 .~~d~'CfUw tW ♦ , 1 " i *rF rr ,r ti r " Y 7 ~l A 11Q ~A,jy~a1\~1~~ k 1 -I s~~r •y~.r Kp j~ j K ~y i~9krIuu w,ff.~'r4s 4 i • BOARD OF ADJUSMENT COUNTY OF DENTON: Denton, Texas, State of Texas: Date 5 P ~l APPEAL NO, Taken by Against the decision of the Building Inspector of the City of Denton, in accordance with the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance. To the Honorable Board of Adjustment. Lot No. Gentlemen= Block No. 12-0 Now comes - 100 -n a citizen of County, and affirms thr.;// on the 2L day ofA c -41 A. D, lg_a, he applied for a permit to ~irr/~bcTi ~~o,r, ~"t1T~~ 1s' X1 3 i-` A 6s: !I S j°g"'VIAIns I at Lip/ - /90S rl/ f/ on a lot fts by ft. in a „J 1 n~,A /~~nor District as shown upon the attached plotplan and the Zoning Map of the City of Denton and to use same as a Iroc 0, The permit,however,was denied upon the following groundsi_ T/;,r _n~_ Fx- rncicn o~ a ~o~~~•~La ~s tlierefore, the appellant now appeals, in accordance with the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance, to the Honorable Board of Adjustment to grant the heretofore requested permit,and to permit him to occupy, or rant the completed premises as a to : 1, for the following reasonss / ti--_need ~-A o,r'6 Lda~~ ~3- l1ec,4l•r IdAv nt t, ter n ~ ;rle n in ~4- a Rees eeootfull submitted ' m o • M O AI W O a BUILDING INSPECTCQRIS REPORT Denton, Texas, Date I hereby certify that on the day of Se A. D. 19~, G ~ f~l Pr r~ did apply for a permit to n_ /5 1'~ J r_ rtirin» o ~s r&fc - at number /!/D} 1 Stroot in the City of Denton, in accordance With the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance, The permit was denied on the following grr^oundet Td~~ t s 'On 1- A lemriA" Of -'6 //S e- e, ~n yn Of ?We Al', aSr/-IC7 ,ylKet S r~ l at. s Building inspector, Submit sketch of building and prenises showing proposed chrngc, in space belows A9Y JrAlt%rwy ;I #Qlk4 I` x M y ,~Y rte, 7/h? y 7ER~ 138 (9, r~ rp 0. ~38 f41 I I \p'~ : %23) v UoO '0 r9 i2•- h t> y ' 172 lj 2 2 LJ WAY 21 ZZZ z» err I I : 7n1 0 0 a~ y v L t is 4 A, k, W, :,#9 I : h o wl. 0 uP s¢1 ` e € r9 r~ r 4 u 29 ao ' 4 v". S ~t la 3. 24 ti .J JI l z43 = 4 t ` zi r~ y ti h 3 ~ 1 , pro of _ n J t, I .4 4 .3p r Fill Jrc _ , ~ ~ p ~ Al J k .I I _ ~ 4 I ~ Nrq /!o o c 13 n 40 34 , ; . ; y h 31 THIf~D ft r• eo c yea i r ~ ..t~9 ~ zi n z ° f! %tf ~l'- - - 10 (37 ILI trot .v See rnap 6 of 6 r w o o All' N RECEIPT CITY OF DENTON Phone 362.9601 221 N. Elm St. qq ate~n ;L-~ 196 Received ~~-Q&A Of Bldg. Permit No. Corporation Court ov Received Payment for OF of Dent T1' City collsoor By /mil'/7;; runty •.w.fv.'`r'".k.,e NUMBER 1619 7 y, Board of Adjustment Public hearing, F, W. Cothern • F. W, Cothern J. M, Magill, 1419 Bolivar J. A. Harris, 1411 Bolivar V. R. Clearman, ,C. A. Scott, 1401 Bolivar Mrs. Bailey Coffey, 904 Alice Helen Taylor Goode, 1421 N. Elm Earl L. Frost, 1415 N. Elm U. J. Ramsey, 614 Welch W. L. Button, 1402 Bolivar F. R. Pinkaton, 1408 Bolivar Raymond F. Mass, 920 Hillcrest E, W. Curry,, Box 94, Justin, Texas C. D. Manire, 1422 Bolivar Col. Lloyd R. Garrison, 1319 N. Elm Ben ChastAin, 1304 Bolivar W. 1. Daughterty, 302 Bolivar Mrs. Susie LamAr, 1316 Bolivar StowIwall,.Jackson Elementary School, Denton, Texas 0. D. 0. Corporation, % Century Life Ins. Co., Century Life Building, Ft. Worth2, Texas Murl Bealyd, 1410 N. Elm / S. B, Frost, 1420 N. Elm J r . , ,F ` ~ f) _ ; L47 ~ ~ l~' s ~ r C ~ ~ " F i e~ r ~ a , ~ y ~ c~ v , , '~4A jp~ ^x ~ ~ y _:~at: ,)4 ~ _ c r ' . 4 (o RG' ~ 61 , t \v soo 8so } N IN B 740 o Hors t S t. 9 500 G,Qo LJ300 c3 nor I i4 ~ c • - o IT.r r. ~ t 4~4 V r ,l' i )~i c ^ ~ ry0 t 1 TAIN ° ` e I 22 ' Q -t. le, e . I r ` 4r33 0 to f3! - ~ ' Vv C) D, 71 ~ 133 Av S, ~9 i n 1 A 132. 014,'0 i L N r 1 ~ ~ I.7 ~ J. ~ } Lai I f. l' , rte,::' NOTICE OF PUBLIC NEARING ollce is, hereby given to all interested persons that the Board of Adjustment of the City of Denton, Texas, will hold a public hearing Monday, October 30, 1461, at 4:00 p.m., in the Municipal Building, of the City of Denton, Texas, to consider tho petition of Fairhaven, a Texas Ikon-profitcorporation, for the use of cer- tain single family dwelling district pgoperty in the City of Denton, Texas, for tte construction of a home for the elderly, to -a, be known as Fairhaven. The conditional use permit is requested under provisions of Article 33.13, B5; and Article 13.24, of the Zoning Ordinance of t1W City of Denton, Texas on the hereinafter described land: City Lot. 1.1 Block, 137A, located on the cast side of Bell Avenue as extended north from Sherman Drive. .f , W, D. Buttrill x;.. City Secretary '6dty of Denton, Texas Ir', 1 1 S;=I ~ ~ Q APPLICATION TO BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT i THE STATE OF TEXAS § DENTON* TEXAS COUNTY OF DENTON $ DATE: 9-21-61 t TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT TO THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS I Gentlemens Comes now FAIRHAVEN, A Texas, non-profit, philanthropic and Benevolent corporation, and respectfully requests the Board of Adjustment to issue a Conditional use Permit to said Corporation under the Provisions of Article 13.13, B 5, and Article 13-24, of the new Zoning Ordinance of the City of Denton, Texas, and to Declare and Constitute same as a "permitted exception" thereunder, in order that said. Corporation may construct and maintain the following use, on the hereinafter described lands A Home for the Elderly, to be known as FAIRHAVEN; such facility to be constructed in accordance with the plans and specifications prepareu by Swank & Laney, Architects, and aisendments, and as approved by the Housing and Home Finance Agency, (Division of Housing for the Elderly) for the United States of America= and subject to approval by the Building Inspector of the City of Denton, Texas. It being now represented that said Corporation is philanthropic and benevolent, and that same is a private, non-profit corporation, Without capital stocks further, that under its charter dated Novasabor x.0# 1956, approved by the Secretary of Stat6 of the State of texas! Nove►mbor 14, 1956, the purpose of the Corporation is stated an follows t "thin corporation is formed for the purpose of acquiring, t~onstructing, building, owning, ],easing, managing, and operating, w r 1=, z, i T • a home or homes, and care and nursing facilities for senior citizens in Denton County, Texas, and elsewhere in the State of Texas, as permitted by law, and to acquire, receive, own, hold, and expend money, funds, and property in aid of and pursuant to the aforesaid, or any thereof." The land upon which the facility is proposed to be erected is described on the attached field notes. Respectfully submitted, JFAIRHAVEN, A Texas non-profit Corporation sYs I I Rr 18ent ATTEST, ' socrptary, ~ yy1 ~ _7~ -1 OR V { Ceniti! Old SWPIUl 04(r S4 SuO,G~) ro, N I { L TITXX GUARANTY COMPANY Pal ; ` ~c y ~h. M~RII . a, AMOUNT 0l~- 2G y 11,10 X0.00 & "tWAAI''f TMX QUARAWY COMPM41Y, A CORPORATION OF' GALJESTON• ' TIKXAS. HEREON CALLED THE COMPANY, FOR VALUE, DOES HEREBY GUARANTEE To PAIRli Mi, r+; nor,-prof ir nf4rin,•, 111 enevu:ent at 1 , ,t ropl, norpore tIiDn, y ~k HEREIN STYLED INSURED, ITS SUCCESSOR. THAT IT HAS 0000 AND INDEFEASIBLE TITLE TO THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL PROTIATY; All that Certain lk%t, tracL 6r rarepf of jar, 14'.1r,q t+nd tel, aitrlatea in the City Arid County of Renton, Steee of Texas, and baint; A p" of a certain tract of I&M desivnotesi as T,tiet 0,,4 in a warranty Dead from Edwin Sri ly arrl wife, Irla arely to J'oe W. Nlohols and J, L. Oinninge, recorded to Vol. 4j40 pale '29" 0 +vl' Lt,r r Deed Records of Denton Cot,nty, Te'xxe;maid land- t,uing of t of` the JOeeph Carter 160 Gore survey, Abatvapt #26li, Denton County, Texas, 'ind being ipor* particularly described as rollowai $50INNINO at a steel Airk drivren by un Oak force corner p09t 'the South side of a ',ate, alv) in tho Nest Ho,:rn-tar Carter Suvve L1 k C tt Ja^el Y, Abntr•sot /26 Sara Lvirir; tt;c ,;~~ri!.ti~~u t ; crrll,r of • ;paab.pntlp,[~ vd Tract Ones and Ueln tht' scuttlwest cortlef. of tt;e H. Marbt AddASiOn; elan being in the Get floUrM:ir•j Wie of f r,? Leo Poo I- Sub4ivision; T'IM808 NortF, 31; de3re^ee yb niritites Fast, S;)J feet, to rj e! .'p i pin in an $ast antl west Camel line, for corner; 3al,1 ao: nur belnt; ir, the North Boundary dine of the past mentioned Tvaot One, an4 bein, ill, 4o South Boundary Lino of the M. Hurst A4tiition; TMICI South 0 degrees 1 m1nute 48 seconds West 49 y f t fee to a $tool pin for the Southeast corner of tract herein deacribedjta E South 88 de roes 36 minutes meet IM~ X75 feet toe Steel A4 Sourdsi'Y M9 of the past mentioned tract able, same Mary Line of Hell avenue, &M in the !lest the JOst~lh.Qartsr 3urvt , Abstract #2681 r 10 North 3 de roes 10 minutai hest, along the East ndsry W~nIlL,,t~ho Meet bounds ~ jr ~1'Wrth Bounds:" LAno one o of Pesch tr* sTract Cinls* 1Bpi6aid cor'ner being the Southeast ~oornorof the Let Fftleid N1, And being the west Bounds ! f , b t cot 1~~ ry Line .of the Joseph Carter # tic t f t~ ; r. (1190 1 W-4 -fW40svp I 1 t r LLyys , 1 , ♦Ii,~?~fi, V ' 1 ~ y 14' 1 C, .MrT' sa~trN" low .,afnn i'II l3 ! T.' { , t '~1{` i 7 ten" ~ ~ i t'4 !•r l r-r D.' J i'1 a: a rr~Y a r '1 .y ~r~ p a' tf ~~kr v , V 1 'r i t S'S ! t " s r f { 7 r A a ~ 1~ rr r° .t ,I~1 n a ~r' ~ a` tP w ~ CY. ,ryr F- °':ls ~ r ra?, ~ ti~c~ ~}k 4 a r. 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Oentlemens Comes now FAXMVEN, A Texas, non-profit, philanthroplo and Benevolent corporation, and resyectfully requests tine Board of Adjustment to issue a ConditioAal use Permit to said Corporation under the ProviMions of Article 13.13, 8 So and Article 13.24 ; 'got this mV 3oninq Winatwe of the city of pentons. xoxas, and tv r 1, , peo%&so ond.Constitute.$a" as a "permitted exception` .tMr,irtundeti , . oxderc" tbati said u0rpotation ms'y o0n6truct and aairiteto itl' o i ' +I"~,h ~ i~ijrf.l►* +i re. 9h <he h0w4 inmiker 6600904d londi 10AW Car tho ALderly, Lo be known As rAIRIMVtMI Ouch . 69111ty to be constructed in accordance with the plan, and spAOilicallans prepared by BNank A :.aney# Architect4, anIa 1 a~kQndOntd, and as approved by the Housing"Mind lloind PlnAhce L A4ency, (Division of Housing for the Zldesly) for thm Voted Ntet#S of AasrAcar and subject to #p)►rovai by the auildir.q € 14speditor..of the 0,1V of Denton, Texas.' r it b+inq"qoi+ represented that said Corporation to phLlantMopLQ 4 it0 loorw blerto aad that ease is a private, noh-prollt corporation, Vtt6*"t t'sa kt:.k slacmkr furthor'o that under its chaster dated wPVwM4*lr. a ,194r roiled by tFw' dearilary at YkrMte og t1►e state p ~t ~r!'aMiMA rNtsYir+illa'ia~ X4 . 1tilf the purpose q>t` the csarp~naRlan lr f wtl+lsi4 a~ollvwar ; k r, "T'hli' cwpocatkoo !s tWr+ed, for kt}i► j~t+tpaAq R AA;gm$+ #Ajj ' a«ra►~r~rt~r, 1+1~ttdtal~~ 9~.~i N+~►~a~l►r ~~!t~~rr A+4+a ~+M~Ak!!Ir~~ 7 T a horse or homes, And care and nur 3ing adilities for .i6niolr :r citizens in Denton Comty, Toxav, and alsewbera in the,, r , State of Taxas, As permitted by iaw, and to acqui.rs;,receive, own rioId and expend mbnay,, fundoe and' property; In ld'of apst ' pursuant to the aforosaid, or any'tturoof." r, The land upon which the facility is proposed to be 4')! erected is described on the Attached tL614 notes. 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FOR VALUE, DOES io.nEBY GIJARANTr I TO PAIF,NAVEN, "~I' •{Irr..flt ~ R III t, I.anF+'C+i1 Tit if l:ort~nre r i o , HEREIN STYLED INSUREO, ITS SUCCESSOR, THAT IT HAs GOOD ANr7 INUE.fEAsIBLT' TITLE TO THE FOLLOWING UESCRIHFU REAL PROPERLY: sIt.,;atei irl ',t-. CI' y J0.i !Il.nt.s7n, t..t a pw of n ce?Intl, trd''t, o fe+i ,1~{.~ t 0 tr, ri WaYrl'Onty peed from bdwin F1. xt N, Ir1.+1 Is' •s.y Joc W. Nioho2M and J. L. (Itnninge, recur In Vol, 4 parse of e Deed Reaami$ or Denton County, lexae;eatd land I l.inaj ao t of ';he , ^ 400ph' arlrer IbO acre survey, Abatratit T)ct tr'n Cui•nty, Texas, ,1r being; ~T'IE'past'ticulu^Iy T'~nCrlhor3 he follorrn j ` Tig~1tJ2diN -#L 4 RYc?Pl j,l. lY~ll 1,:. ~!"sk '"}'..r:' r'Crl'^.f'r I~O71f trim soutl' 11i'le or if ~!:)r?, yrl 1'I tr t' uPZit f1 fi , 7! G; .tCi' :1 i I, Carter Surveja At):+t - ec L tI0 d ;l! L hit1~ 'r.C C'rt r r;N;' tot Ores aid bein¢ Et1.0 $rutrlgerat coltgvi, of the K. w t4, n*4 Tr } x~a#1 o ao bexna'Ian Afrith' set 13OU Mar'y' E.1111& tot, the tee Pa~r1r 'r L Norte dF, drgr~es .Sty 'l11nl.tea Fast,, 3,)3 feet, to a ste.,I pin In art FAat wo 1.03It ^eri: ^ ltric, rcw corrr-. -4V .o^rttr bean- t'I the North Boutoijr'y i.inu of the p&et InatntiuneM 'I'I-al,t Ofu', and butn., ill tt.e SOUth Boundary Line of the Wa Hurst Addition; TMCA $Wth 0 degrees 1 minute 46 eeoonds Wf:st 499.9,) feet, t0 a 0~" pin for th Southeast oorner of traot herein described; B South 88 defiress 36 minutes Meet 275 feet to a steel qN' et boundary no of the past mentioned tract One, same thi 09 Boundary Line of Bell Avenue, and In ttie West'. ) 1 Of the Joseph Carter Survey, Abstraot #cU;t; Forth 3 dfyreee 10 vinutes West, along ttie East Bouroary Avenue the Meat boundary Line of Tract. One, lb".f+ gb1~h'~Ilorth Boundary Line or teach Street, maid t oorner being the Soutrieost eorr•er o1' the Lee Poole bbl, And being the Wert Boundary Lind of Oft Joreph Carter ;rn Abatvi ct N?}~d; (Ca t~Ita ei rQr,, f nb~dA , or . I y 1. ty IN 1!'!1,~ + Ir,1 /"1* 1' ly ►~?r',A 7 •+~~r111't r•1.a1', ~a~ Ir`. r 'ae '.1~ ♦i' 'r ( ~i + „XIr W.,r ~ i Iii .'~~'~'11'~ - , ~ r: i'17: i'1f, r"T {S G ~ trtl It' , ~ <IjJ +q l a : ~ r 1 N. % f c. P 1 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ • ~ ~ i i P"••n.+++~.~w+~wrr..~w~. w.eo..nwa...a...~.w+w +.....w...e........n....w..w.w.w~.,`rrq►~n.r.r~ , ti 1 1 ' Approval of installation of 6" sanitary sewer line on IH 35E- Texas Highway Department (see File Drawer) w li r J r 1 r 1961-1962 Budget (see File Drawer) 7 c I r. . ~ 1 c~ q,4 Street and Roadway Specifications - PLblic Construction Company Street Assessment Program (see File Drawer) rs THE STATE OF TEXAS : COUNTY OF DENTON ; This agreement, made the 15th day of September, 1961, by and between the Trinity Valley Helicopter Serv!ce of the County of Tarrant, Stace of Texas, hereinafter called "Trinity Valley", and the City of Denton, Texas, a municipal corporation of the County of Denton, State of Texas, hereinafter called "City"; W I T N E S S E T H: THAT WHEREAS, Trinity Valley desires to use a temporary helicopter landing area on certain property belonging to Central Baptist Church at 2300 Beaumont Street in the City of Denton, Texas, for the purpose of offering helicopter rides to the public for hire for the duration of the 1961 North Texas State Fair only; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, has approved such use of the aforesaid property b;r resol+:tion dated the 14th day of September, A.D. 1961, subject to Trinity Valley releasing the City of Denton, Texas,from any and all liabilities which may in any way arise out of or be connected with the aforesaid; now therefore: Trinity Valley, in consideration of the granting by the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, for permission to temporarily use for a helicopter landing area certain property belonging to Central Baptist Church at 2340 Beaumont Street in the City of Denton, Texas, for the purpose of offering helicopter rides to the public for hire for the duration of the 1961 North Texas State Fair, agrees to indemnify and forever hold harmless the said City against each and every claim, damage or cause of action that may be made or come against it by reason of or in any way arising out of the aforesaid use of the aforesaid premises, and also against: any claim, damage or cause of action against the said City by reason of any Liability that is or may be imposed upon the said City under the laws of this State, on account of the offering of helicopter rides to the public for hire and the carrying of passengers for hire in and about said City of Denton, 'texas, by virtue of the permission to 1 w • . ~ 1 w l operate under the terms of the resolution of the City Council passed and approved on the 14th day of September, A.D. 1961, as aforesaid. Dated at Denton, Texas, on the 15th day of September, A.D. 1961. TRINITY VALLEY HELICOPTER SERVICE by - •r vw al,, 110140.. General artner ti r ,k 6 fin- t rA iA rti► ~►1 1 T^ CCCJJJ ILL` 1 1 ,i 1 h t~ 'a y~t v s ~yq~+' S N i t r F~i t a Af r Er ~ ~ t a ^ e~ r. II 1 M { ; September 11, 1462 Mr. A. S. 1'arpley, Jr, larpl+Ne1400 igauranes Agency 210 Bxetieage Bank Building (3reeuv411e, Texan Dear Mr. larpleyI Yheak you fbr your letter of August 16, 1962 'regarding a License sod Permit Soud, Wrecker of Buildings Bond #185•' 39,993, Aetna Casualty and Surety Company, ft,rniew to L,'A. Berry, dbo Banner Lumber'Conpany. This letter will serve as a release of said bond since Mr. lorry is'no longer wrecking buildings'iu Penton, Your very truly, Brooks Bolt City $"rotary IWO z , ` ~~T~.x 1Lf' Y , i , r % , JJ A Y TARPLEY-NELSON INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE-CASUALTY-BONDS - PHONE GL 5.5135 NEW ADDRESS; GREENVILLE, TEXAS 210 I :chant;z 1lat:.fi 1M City Cleric City of Denton Denton, Texas Re; L. A. Berry, dba c33mzr Lumber Co. One September 15, 1951 we furnis',d the above insured with a License and Permit 3ond, Wrecker of Buildings Bond, and being bond dlbS-39,993, Aetna Casualty and Surety Company. j 'gill you please check and see if this bond has been released and if not please issue a release on it since Xr. Berry is no bnger wrecking buildings in Denton. If this letter has been sent to the wrong offiee please forward to proper office. Thanks for your attention to the above request. Yours very truly, *04 , j R. E. Tarp I , Jr Tarpley-Nelson Insurance Agency RE smm THE jSTNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY AjdWf Ojr AMNA U/R INIURANCR COMPANY TMI ITANDARD FM DUURANCR COMPANY + 1V A 1 i C14 titI 1 11 r { 1{,1 it 11 "1991 { 1I t AM$ tit 1 lIA.AJ IGl I 1 1 lliD. .'he 1Etna Casualty and Surety Company Hartford, Connecticut LICEP'3E OR FStEIT 6OND KNOW ALL AZN H THE3 , PhESENTS: That we, L. A. BBRRY dba BANNER LUMBER O PANY as Principal, and THE l&TNA PAbUALTY AND 6URLTY COMrkNY, a Corporation duly incorporated under the laws of the State of Connecticut and Author- ized to do business in the State of Texas, as Surety, are held and firmly bound unto the City of DMTON r DENTON County, Texas, in the penal sum of --One Thousand and NO11W. _ 1,000.00 ) DOL1.M for the payment of which we hereby bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and administrators, jointly and severally by these presents, THE CONDITIONS of this bond are such that the said Principal has applied for a licenje as Wrecker of Buildings in accordance with the requirements of the ordinances of said City, and has agreed to hold said City harmless from any damage by reason of his en- gaging in said business. NOW,THEHEFORE, if said principal shall faithfully perform all the duties of Wrecker of Buildings according to the requirea,~3nts of the Ordinances of said City, and protect said City from any damage as here- inafter stated, then this obligation shall be null and void; otheiwise to rrvua3in in full force and effect. This bond may be terminated as to future acts of the Principal Iphr, thrity (30) days written notice by the Surety; said notice to be sent to the Secretary of the aforesaid City, by registered mail. Other- , 19_¢~► ,rias this bond expires at midnight _ September 15, WP!* OU :/y~~.~rf : V September 15~ 19b1 _ _ .N1~. Jot= - Pr cipal THE JE1'N 7~LTY AND SUR ' COMP 1 _4 'A Morro 147 Richard 8. TarpleyiJr6 y u a -1n act r r f Y y'. I r q rt l\ V,1 I a` L a r Dallas Texas, +I Sei,t. 20-ths 1961 _r L_ • _ n ~arilorr, „'ayor of Fenton, Cit :'.all, Denton, 'terq,. He: Foimit to Operate iizaa Vending Truck Dear I appeared before you and the Citi Council last Tuesday aid submitted a request to get a permri.t to o.erate a Pizza Track in Denton. You in- dicated that I should prepare that request in written form for your study and that you would give me a reply at the next scheduled meeting of the Council Tuesday Oct. 10th. This is formal request for such a pormit and I will outline ray plan of operation and also give you personal reforences as requested. •"Ttie plan would be to operate in the evenings...possib],y from 7 Pid. till 10:00 Fat. bey main interest would be the College area, ae this item has popular with students in other areas. Time for heroven College very area would depend of course on the curfew time leaving the _ 'on specific days. The truck is equipped with a flasher synchronized with a bell which announces that the Pizza a'an is on hand. If there is an anti-noise ordinance in Denton, of course this would not be used. - I-would always wear a chef type white hat, as well as a while apron while serving, as would any other personnel that night be required to help. While the truck is equipped with a two drink dispenser, this has not teen hooked up, acid visualizing the mess paper cups would cause in the areac, Y would NOT ever offer drinks. Pizza's would be served in a folding - carry away box, and buyers usually take them to the Dorm or to ti;eir home for consumption. I would welcome an inspection of the t-yuck by your fire marshall and or Chief of Police (a requirement at University Park, Dallas). I feel sure that they would give it an excellent report, as it is well dosig- nod. I offer as Character references: 21r.Fred Korioth, 1920 Laurelwood, in Denton and r,av. Joseph Lt Thomas, Pastor of Irmaculate Conception Catholic Church, 1203 N. Um St. Denton. Both nave known me for y s. Si r ~ f~ • f _ ~ ~ _ ' _ ~`G _ . ' r _ I _ ~ 1 1 ~ . ~ .L „ 'r •r r 13 Septomber lcbl City of Denton Denton, Texas Attn: Vr. Bly, City Cl~;nagnr Subject: Proposal for h-lieopter excursion rides within city limits of the City of Denton. Doar Sir: Trinity Velloy Iiolioopter Service of Ft. 'forth, Texas makes the following proposal concerning heli- copter rides in the vicinity of the 14orth Texas State Fair Grounds for your consideration. 1. Area to be used will bi adjacent to the Fair Grounds. This property is immediately behind the Central Baptist Church. The Church has granted us permission to use their proporty on a percentage basis. Access will be made by opening a suitable length of fencing. 2. Our rides will be made at 0.00 per adult fare and =1.00 for any child occupying same seat with adult. 3. We propose to op-rate as an added attraction to the Fair. Yr. Earl Foreman indicated any arrange- ment we could make off the Fair Grounds would be acceptable to him. No space was available or. the immediate grounds. \+h;a,.•5 i?Er 45¢i."-~ f~ ri..ei bFe °S'a b~H,=, Cf~;'r i x 4. The oquipmvint we propose to use to a uH-12-a Hillor Heliooptor. vormal paesonger load Is two adults and pilots sorvicing will be made try at nonton Airport. ► 1:. Wo +vo►ald liktl to atnrb o nra4ion nt V FM And ('611t"O ("A l.l 4liayLt~ n1~an»utl sINy`~►l~~itlititttlf~~4Nnf►a117M~►nb {1Y~IAGIIRC !►3hr11wt,Eh11~ Agri►a wH IOA 11 r;A VV !11 !pr, milli IVIto aA by K #}'~Illlt ti4bullc~w►I{f.~ h! { l+Inl%q, 1'1'rr1~"Ir I~r.~~'~~~ri~'~. i ` • of landing area will be accomplished. All necessary safety precautions rill be made. 7. Our liability insurance coverage limits are $50,000 pcr passenger, $500,000 single limit, and is provided by the Century Mutual. Insurance Company of Des Moines----policy lf'C-5184. Very truly youJurs# Millikan -Jones Trinity Valley lialicopter Service 5237 Rutland Ft. Worth 15, Texas Ph. Ax 22276 • =.p .Y1.4 W11t9Yi. Y.ee. bin'' ,..'w.:d,IL ksl~:4d4'!4 ,a ;5 t` 1 ,a VN i ; w' ri ~ ' Ada _ _ A 1 _ - r . ~ ~ --S` ~ r • r jr Y v.,. s' y ~ a - ~ r. •J } ~ i J ~ p - n Ci • ~ i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ r ~ n AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING OF SAID CITY ON THE 14TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. 1961. R E S 0 L U T 1 0 N WHEREAS, Trinity Valley Helicopter Service of Fort Worth, Texas, has • applied to the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, for a temporary establishment of a helicopter landing area on certain property belonging to Central Baptist Church at 2300 Beaumont Street in the City of Denton, Texas, under provisions of Article 2.08 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Denton; and WHEREAS, such landing area is requested for the purpose of offering helicopter rides to the public for hire for the duration of the 1961 North Texas State Fair only; and WHEREAS, such proposal has the approval of the Central Baptist Church and the North Texas State Fair Association; and WHEREAS, it appears that Trinity Valley Helicopter Service has secured liability insurance coverage with $50,000/$500,000 limits for the protection of the public; now therefore BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEE , that the vacant property adjacent to and belonging to Central Baptist Church at 2300 Beaumont Street in the City of Denton, Texas, be, and the same is hereby, designated as a regular helicopter landing area under the provisions of Article 2.08 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas, for a temporary period not exceeding the duration of the 1961 North Texas State Fair; and be it further RZSO1.VgD, that the said Trinity Valley Helicopter Service be, and it it hereby, granted permission to offer helicopter rides for hire to the public at said location during the hours that the 1961 North Texas State Pair is open to tM public; and be it further RESOLVED, that the permission to operate helicopter rides for hire within the City of Denton, Texas, as aforesaid, be all upon the condition that Trinity Valley Helicopter Service executes a proper indemnity agreement with the City of Denton, Texas, agreeing to save and hold harmless the City of Denton from any and all liability for damages of any kind which may arise out of, or be in any way connected with, the conduct of helicopter rides for hire at the location mentioned above in this resolution. PASSED AND APPROVED this 14th day of September, A.D. 1961. Mayor City of Denton, Texas ATTEST; ity Secretary City of Denton, Texas 7 APP D AS LE FO, C y Attorney City of Denton, Texas v I + s ,s t v All ! 1 ' I # 4468 1 i ~i r State School Outfall Line Contract No. 60-2 r (see file drawer) I I i i I rJ r t r1 • rr r . September 13, 1961 TO 1HE HONORABLE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CI'-'Y OF DEN'1'ON, 'IEXASt I am a studer,* enrolled at North Texas State University, In order for me to be able to con*inue my education it is necessary that I obtain part time employment. I have been informed that if I am able to secure a chauffeur's permit from the City of Denton, I will be able to obtain a par* timo job with a Denton taxicab company. I have been informed that the ordinances of the City of Denton require Council approval for issuance of a chauffeur's license for a person under twenty-one years of age and I am nineteen years of age. In Cause no. 62 258-G in the 134Fh Judicial District Court of Dallas County, Texaa, by judgment enter9d on the 17th day of August, 1961, I obtained an order removing my disabilities of minority. I understand that the legal effect of this judgment is to make me an adult for all legal purposes. I do hereby respeotfully request your Honorable Body to grant me permission io receive a ohauffeurfs license from *he City of Denton in order that I may be able to attend North Texas State University, 4ij , Jonn o e"r"g' W11.11ams PIZ t i I BID TABULATIONS 1. Bid No. 61-814 Distribution Transformers and Capacitors. Cummins Supply Company of Fort Worth, Texas was low bidder with a lump sum price total of $183,038-00. This figure represents a 5% discount on the unit prices bids 2. Bid No. 61-82-8 Copper Wire and Service Cable. Prie_*ter-Suppl Company of Dallas, Texas was low bidder with a bid of $83,670.00. A 1diisc6unt of of 1% was also offered. 3. Bid No. 61-83-8 Street Lamps and Light Bulbs. Westinghouse Electric Supply was low bidder with a bid of $4,200.50 ove Cummins Supply Company who bid $4,217.91. 4• Bid No. 61-84-8 Miscellaneous Electrical Supplies. General Electric Supply Co. - 6 Items 2,886.09 Wichita Electric Supply Co. - 52 Items X11,835.15 Priester Supply Co. - 13 Items X5,759.23 Graybar Electric Co. - 5 Items $3,527.20 Cummins Supply Company - 15 Items X6,422.16 Nelson Electric Supply Co. lh Items $3,273-93 Westinghouse Electric Supply - 28 Items $15,548-89 Watson Electric Supply Co. - 6 Items 121187.00 5 ,439. 5 5. Bid No. 61-85-8 Street Light Assemblies. Priester Supply,Company of Callas, Texas was low bidder with a bid or $18,142.00. w ^ 1 1 ~A Y ` 1 J 1,,, 1 OPTIMIST CLUB OF DENTCN P. o. BOX get 1denf of As soy" DENTCN, ` E"s DENTON OPTIMIST CLUB, DENTON$ TEXAS RESOLUTION ON CIVIL DEFENSE WHEREAS these are perilous times for our national aurvival with the existence of the possibilities of nuclear attack on this country, and WHEREAS our national slid state leaders have repeatedly testified that in the event of nuclear atta ck, millions of American lives could be saved by adequate civil defense preparedness, and WHEREAS now, more than ever, a strong civil defense is vital to the national security and is of direct concern to every citizen, to every civic, religious, educational, and industrial organization, and to every level of government, and WHEREAS, in view of recent events on the international scene, the increase in cold wa.- tens.on, and leadership exercised by the President of the United States and other national Executive -~-id Congressional leaders, the public indifference and skepticism regarding the value of divil defense is being dissipated and individuals in civic and religious organizations, educators, publ!o officials, and the citizenry at large are evidencing interest and concern in the problems and progresa of nonmilitary defense and national and individual survival, and WHEREAS the President of the United States has stated that "to recognize the possibilities of nuclear war in the missile age without our citizens knowing what to do and where they should go if bombs begin to fall would be a failure of responsibility", and has moved to strengti.en the civil defense of our country, as well as the military defense, and has called upon government at every level and upon all citizens to redouble their efforts for an invigorated civil defense program, and W10,11EAS civil defense is the direct responsibility of City and County government, as well as that of the state and Federal government, and WK-REAS the United States Conference of Mayors at its Annual Conference on June V4, 19619 by resolution, declared that national security requires a strong civil defense and defense mobilization program and reaffirmed its past resolutions, urging municips ities to increase their capabilities to function during an emergency, and WHEREAS there le a need and necessity for increased civil defense activities in the City and County of Denton and the public is looking to the officials of these governments to fulfill their responsibilities of leadership in this field, and 4 - WHEREAS the officials and citizens of the City and County of Denton must do their part to insure the survival of our Nation and the preservation of the American way of life, including as it does our individual liberty, freedom of apAech, freedom of worship, and other rights and privileges our forefathers sacrificed to secure and protect and which we now enjoy. NOW TIMFOfE BE IT RESOLVED That the Denton Optimist Club of Denton 1. Strongly support the civil defense program at a national, state, and local level. 2. Call upon the officials of the City of Denton and the County of Denton to initiate immediately a vigorous ani active civil defense program for tie City and County of Denton. 3. Pledge the full cioperation and assistance of the member- ship of this Club to the City and County officials in support of such a program. BE IT FURThER RESOLVED That the President of this Club, or his designee, personally visit with the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of Denton and the County Judge and Commissioners of the County of Denton, present them with a copy of this Resolution, urge them to establish and carry forward an active civil defense program and offer the assistance and support of our membership in such endeavors. BE IT FURIKM RESOLVED That the Civil Defense Committee of this Club contact the officers and interested committees of other civic, religious, industrial, educational, and commpnity organizations to ir.tcrest and en- courage them in supporting a vigorous civil defense program for the City and County of Denton and to cooperate with other interested organizations and individuals to accomplish the purposes and objectives of this Resolution* ea den Denton Optimist Club Denton, Texas Date /y6 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ J 1 i RECEIPT CITY OF, DENTON Phone 382.9601 221 N. Elm St. Dote-_J96 SIdp. Permit No. IgZ Corporotion Court ,A- 40-A ladwd by rwnl Fa Cty of flmwn Taw C wrCo zz 14~1MAIf ~AYr. Al+w ~ h., 0 ~ i NUMBER 16083 . fO/~~ rG! I t' 1 a. .'r r~ 1 ti i'ETITION FOR CHANGE IN ZONING CLASSIFICATION TO THE HONORABLE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS: I/W8, the undersigned, owner(s) of all of the property bereinafter described, do hareby file this, my/our petition, askin~`t at the z~~o//n~~ing classification of the said property bn changed from tbVl 4 A _ District to the ' District under the provisions of Chapter 13, Parts II and III of the Code f Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas. The said prop- erty is located on kx~ Street and is more particularly described as follows: T 4le- v i T y p ~e~ 1rv1/.I n S Prop`os/ed.development plans are/are not submitted herewith.. Explanation, if any,, / i IM herewith tender the filing fee of Thirty-five Dollars ($33.00)4 r ~ a U-CORD OF PETITION Filed with City Secretary (date) Referred by City Council to Planning and Zoning Commission ` (date) Public hearing advertised (date) Public hearing held ~Q (date) RECOMMENDATION AND REPORT OF PLANNING AND ZONING 00109SSION: Considered by the Planning ant Zoning Co=ission on 19 and report of appravw1/disap?roval made to City Council by vote of j _ ayes and no3. Chairman Planning and Zoning Commission Additional explanation and report of Planning and Zoning Commissions Chairman Planning and Zoning Commission ACTION ON RECOMMENDATION AND REPORT BY CITY COUNCIL: Public hearing advertised (date) Public hearing held (date) Approved/disapproved by City Council on , 19 by vota of ayes and nos. Mayor City of Denton, Texas Remarks: i T s2i•~~' , I s bl - J n Iso I 13 lk (D 41 t .J Ul I 'N _ V I . r d~ ~ ~ 6 o r 70 412 All N ?S 3SS " C 69 III, n'~ ~1 ~ J ' ~ i `v Y 1 I 0 9 w v o ~A ~ 0 O u o ~f1 tr ,{vI r m: u 14 n w 0 CE LJ W ' 14 W s 7s' J ` c 13 Fir 1 u ru o) t' r - L '1: ti yl O ~ J r y l I (A) to H W u NI tiff- r~jw V n w ° [d 4 r L J ® it qq~ I ita' se Ul `Z (3, r{~ ~](a V 1 Jack Bell Publit Hearing North Texas State University John E. Savage, 1910 W. Oak, City Jess L. Gerding, 1914 W. Oak, City L. L, Miller, 1920 W. Oak, City 1. N, Grant, Box 494, City D. T. Clark, 315 Bradley, City Truman L. Reynolds, 311 Bradley, City Ruth Daughterty, 912 Avenue A, City J. N, Brown, 1016 W. Oak, City Mrs, G. A. Odam, % Harry Ferguson, Whitevillo, Tenn. J. N, Brown, 2016 10. Oak, City Kappa Sigma Educational Foundation, 2026 W. Oak, City First Methodist Church, City Mrs, Mary J. Griffin, 1407 Oakland, City Frank C. 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J+ i_,f o,Y' l.r, 1. r WHEREAS, the Denton American Legion Ba9eball Team of Post No. 71 on August 13, 1961, won the State Championship in the Am rican Legion Play•'bff' at Austin, Text's; and « WHEREAS, during the 1961 season the Denton American Legion`Baseball r i r• vt'p. 1 q Team played thirty-three games, winning twenty-seven and losing only'sixi' t ' and ~ err rLC ~ .4f r• l~~ ' )r~'? WHEREAS, this fine showing on' }he parr of tht Benton' American legion. .r r a't f, `iasgball Testa 'of PostiNo. ~l was' the culmination of, count lesd hot%rx~of 1 It td ~iratitisc and partiq p#1*6n' in the, aforel~ld thirty-threisgawee duping 66 d 1961 season; and , WHEREAS, the achievement of the Denton American Legion Baseball TeAll ` of Post No. 71 dtends as a monument and tribute to itr,coich, Frank'$Awyer, k + r r 1 fi7i r' 7i who deClgtb`d, his limitless energy and courage to guiding and molding the lit 'kit . 4 ininoirtg foam; and d s, a , `L ry. 4 } Y J Y , P, t 'S `'.,"f: ..a I 1, n F i, s+ ♦ r -,~l Ike" R, dj r t"~a, i 4THEREASO thia unpaid set'vice to tho youth b'(,jbenton vas made' in' the V, V r rxr y ?y~ , g$neroye'spiri ; of pefaonal self-gad rifEca'that e,bsrac eriaes, $rank`Sa,6~a It k o } Y: , , d, y- F to hdi co~ntlede ft~ dd and admirore"j Ladd P 11 SAd .i ~t+ t Y 'J , r r{i{ ~1 ~ ° ] /'Y~ . r t ~ . < it I,rR. k'y;~' ` r ~ A tEi it''ia R rb~ i~ a tbafi .L4►d City Covnel't o the Ci y6f,;benton~ i `J . + x.~ca , e ou d hoilgr t ie outitanding cititen,on behalf of the cit'ineno q .a 00 ''6''~~k~4 Ibect,~ nobl thr3~~re <; r d - i • 1 ~,tl,, ~ ~ . ,a ~ r d a.~ r li S r r ~ ' f r ! 4 t 1'' r { ,,y .t Y. ~f.~ 1rr ~ • r F r k St jt w,~'~. t er LI1 f j 1 k~f~' .t ri , s1 1 gL€~'~r OLi gY b TY COl1tIQ1L 0$'TE E C11}f Ul► NI6T~, '~EXA$ +c at III A '14, ~tatefu~"~Fep ~~ston ,~K+ ~ r i~,' Aeao AA 1 A 6e,, ifnd 'the >t''66 to hereby, passed in ~ {i y, 1} t i + °Y ~ A t t hhd precih otr'an E pE, the jtl is 6 Den~6n Eo> ,.t~6I u€a.tandtn /pp ~,t fl.. . ! f + v\, ` ~,1 s A.,. 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Y' J 1'.Y f Y .fib f'~ r j~ ,,'}ire •~p'',~A~~°gi {~f `rFJxr ii ~t~h~{, ♦~g,7 Yr~i~T ♦ ~•Y rt ~~+~6{:1 ~q ~}Y~~F+'`k.5~+~ti}~', •~~Sa ,t~~ t '1~~T ~,/"'.(VF~~{,t'N _y-,. .i~+s't It ~•77 r ''Iw ri''",~ .err, t fr ji; .t ~•W ,~~Til"`~,~.t '.,f1~1 <~.;:t r~+ S ~Ir'r 7 It ~T WIiLKaS, the Denton Ameerican Leeiuo faseball Tvanr ut Pust No. 71 co -won the State Championship in the American Legion Play pff ,A August 13, 1961, at Austin, Tex4s; and C~ WHEREAS, during the 1961 season the Denton American Legion''Baseball Team play14 thirty-three gl,mes',' winning twenty-revert and losing only 'alx; sud y.. i. t t + WHEREAS, fhta•iine shoW.ng on the girt of tho $e,nton Americe't'IN ion o,. O'`' , f~ it~. ~ e Y I r S t+ 5} , t dry. t, ► trr+4 "PDaipball 'team 'of PosF,No. ~1 was tpe culmination of. cpuntlarp hi broll.of y r a, p•` 4r , a t "xhctiae and partiap}tjon in the, afore ir~ty-ttikaR grnea du'F1ng tU it 1961 season; ar,d a r WHERFAS, the achievement of the Denton American Legion Baseball Team ; r of Post No. 71 stands as a monument and tribute to its coach, Frank Sawyer,' who devoted his limitless energy' and courage to guiding and molding the Winning team; and WHEREAS, this unpaid service to the youth of Denton was made in the generous spirit of personal self-sacrifice that charactetites Frank Sawyer` to hie countless friends and admirers; and r + s' WHEREAS, it is appropriate that the City Council of the City of Denton, d ei S: ~r 7~'1 Jr ~ r a IJ"°w Texai, shoujd hongr this outstanding citizen on behalf of the csone o 4 W r' t 11~06e now therefore Be ir'[' RESOLV96 BY THE LIT" COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 6ENT6N, 1EXAS, t6t' t dri this R4iolut~oa be, and Chefbec.e is hereby, parsed in grateful" ep gnitton ;t} and : rpreclbtlony'on bX4IE of the c'itlsepe oP Dtn an fvr they bulstahdin v r t ! fir, { `r'Se5vice!09;1 k Sawyer tb'the youth, of Denton es 'Coach bE'thb' 1961 1k6t'o;% r y 'y 7'i4.' li .i.t~' ~yy,111\F ! tit 1 y ' Aelef5An.l.Qgio~t aee4ai1'Teara'o ?oat No. " Vi 3i. 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WlJch io LereLy ac;l710Wlodg0d0 do hereby )lY.; nnti r,1W i to tl u r:'iid City of !~enton, Taxac•, Its sliceassors and ooslrnc,, t1:o free and un. ntevruptod carr, liberty, a;:d rif;'c,t in, upon and across tPe fullcta n~ described property fur the purpose of construct. { Inv) re-construc ti n,, a i.l p_rpatually r,aintaining an electric po"aer trans- miss'on line an., ;ill nrceusary pules and aipvrtenaLice a in, upon and i across a tract of la-id lyin.-, an{i ba.n;^; si tuatcd in the County of Denton, i State of Texas, and rove pnrtiutl.arly described as followst BE011INSNO at a point in tl;e west line of a north - south eovn- try lano lying across the east liortiun of a tract of land out of the 'd. Lloyd Survey, Abstract "'o. 773, as conveyed to W. B. 11olley and wife, ,;uth 1!olley, by Fill MarchhanF.s and recorded in 4'oL rao 1 ~l, !'-a :u (311 u!' tl h Weed itccords of Denton County, T0%',:, tail b;l;inn'n point bein- 136 feet south of the inter- section of t1:o wes; line of said country land with the south right-of-way line of Us Texas & Pacific and Eissouri, Kansas, and Texas Railroads; TIMM. west (0 feet to a point for v cornorl THENCE south 10 feet to a point for a corner} ,1010E east 60 feet to a point for a corner in the west line of said country lands "ITT NCE north with tl a Neat line of said country land, 10 feet to tlc place of beginning,. dl TO 11AVIE 4; D TO FOL)p all Lind singular, the privileges sfuresaid i to iti the sn{.d Gi.ty of lantorn, Texas, 3.t3 si cce3scre and a3si na, for- over, together with the rif,ht and pri.viLoge at any and all timee to enter paid premises, or any part thereof, for the purjxuse of construot- inp, re-constructing and »a~ntaining, oaid b'_ootric pvwar transmission linol ell vpon tho canlltion +J-,at in Via vie of enid rir,ht Arid pr9vilei;9 heroin granted the City of Denton, Texas, will not create a nuisance or do any act 'hat will bo detrimental to staid premises. rte-"g7: n x•r~v x.+t~t: ,.i. . r... .v. 1 i rf'l,yyJ t ' 11(}A(,.x 1h 1 y., It, .,t,l Sr ! , ? i t , r .y ,.Ind @ 1 . +kt ,i `'~yl aROS,\'tj~ e' s C , It 1 k' k ~f~l 1 1 p i a Y.. 1 t s .NM {i b 1 f n' W +w +a r t 1 r I I'E'l1P:. s ('iUi. I!Ar1DS tiii s F day of lit IQ I i I i 71JE STATE OF TEXAS s MUM OF DVIMId s 13EF0ug !F;, the undersigned authurityp a ldotary Public in and for Denton Countyp Texas) on this day personally appeared W. Be Holley and Ruth Holleyp his wife, both known to tae to be tho p,3rsons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instinunent and acknuwledged to me that they each executed the same i'or Us purposes and consideration therein expressed, vnd the said dutE Holley, wife of the said W. B. 110110yp having been exanined by mo privily and apart from her husband) and hav- ing the same t;illy explained to harp shop tl,e said Ruth Holley, acknow ledaed such instrtzent to be her act and dead, and she declared tha a1.s had willingly eigned the saire for the purposes and coneidarabSq therein expressed and that she did not wish tt) retract it. 4 01VE4 U11DE-1 NY VAND AM SEAL OF 01710B this 2~d day or A.D. 1961. ~t P J t •Notary Public in and i'oi+ Denton County, Texas. t S' 1 Way T wy2!V y~ j. y 1. 1 1 1 / N a: r; f~ ~1 4 • }k:. A ~N h NO 1I E y rz H a us derv of } t. , tar! lo~/~ J~n+ erso~,ohl~ , a, y ;y j 6 !~r ~A qeJ..~ R ~ ~~F~ SA~ '4 f~f QoTA • "~~'aiG .r ~jqE Y9 Y 47 . 4 3 l Ir 'I IAA I~ yy ,t f r JAW FF / Al ~J 4 All y CLtMFILAIE ISF AFCOV1 7}le State of (rNd II A J it {I+N'r'1'Y. (lei A tl a coltity rot ,ft in Snd lot 9101 Cminly ~ . (:wluly of U pt~u ~r to lard ' IClu 11) 1 11 Irf/' OMv 'P 'lilld Frlti:r With l`1 UALliIUte~t _ Of AU'llel)..0#1 01 Wad p ' 'lea filri ta~refow tln:p lsy ul »,.A J., t9t!O.~'at~-AA7.4_.t1o4~t ` 1 M,, R ~c 1 oil duty tra((r /JI lhr~ dry o y U. 19 roll w!,'t~.I. d(1 /f AI ,'in Vole NC lRe f of &I j 1 ItrYr MAt. of N-fil n r. `lenity TtA94, 9 W~ my biwl lltn r-rl A l,tf tf at 1lriatmi, Trtrt, Ow tfay'alld VP it LI, 166 r whim MW-ll K~ c tk t ^(Alk y{ JAI! (;oast lu url tyeacdu co. Tom ` 1V1+ t~s;..f 1 u t1 r 4`it , ' ~ r~ P , . / 'rti~° k t vl t i t. L r ~ s. t. i 9 1. ~1 r J c 7>'~ `~~brl~~ S '1'i~r~f t /~y ql .kL rl tr';tt i~ AI / tail Iffm, # rnrr r , ,a . ~p r it f r r , 5 Ir , t i f i 2 171 n • ''r J•1 ?~C ~ I ~ w v ! { I r , c ~ ,11 ; a "'rc ( r 04 t YJ ,ran ydl r i .di, ~.P rrA 1v~11f ~'T „S~ y ' 'rA t„ r r ~ 1 ~q tl X3 r 1 .f- 1 1 t ` rn p,. ~ .M1i ~ F~{. r tiA.,'1'ErC!°t'~k.Y.t'a?ir\!~1t dr.w`'i Nie~~e1hk`•1 ~j7~ .tt,~ F THE STATE OF TEXAS I KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE YRESENTSs COUNTY OF DENTON v '7662 THAT I, Jim 0. Teasley, of Denton County, Texas, for and in considera- tion of the sum of One Dollar ($1.00) rash to me in hand paid by the City of Denton, Texas, receipt of which is hereby Acknowledged, do hereby GIVE and GRANT to the said City of Denton, a municipal corporation, of Denton County, Texas, the right to construct, reconstruct and perpetually maintain electric transmission wires over and across the following described tract of land; lying and being situated in the Counter of Denton, State of Texas, and more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the Northeast corner of Lot No. 7, Block 2 of the Lacy Addition to the City of Denton, Texas, same being the Northeast corner of a tract of land conveyed by warranty Deed to J. 0. Teasley by S. B. Ken and recorded in Volume 180, Page 56 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texas; THENCE Southwesterly,croasing tL abo,,e deco:!bed 1.0. Teasley Teasley tract, and crossing a tract. ^onv+ } .'s .527. E O the Deed by L. L. Fry and recorded in Records of Denton County, Texas, i a corner in the South line of the last mentioned ley tract. Said corner point being 15 feet west of ....14 -it corner of said last mentioned J. C. Teasley tract, THENCE West with said South line a distance of 6 feet to a point for a corner; THENCE Northeasterly, crossing Lots 6 and 7 of the Lacy Addition to a point for a corner in the North line of Lot 7 and 6 feet West of the Northeast corner of said Lot 7; THENCE East with the North line of Lot No. 7, 6 feet to the point of beginning. i a 1 TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the some perpetually to the City of Denton, Texas, and its successors, together with the right and privilege at any and all _!l timna.to enter said premises for the purpose of constructing, reconstructing and maintaining said electric transmission wires, all upon the condition that the City of Denton, 'texas, will at all times after doing any work in connection :t with the construction, reconstruction or repair of said electric transmission "p wires, endeavor to leave the premises in as good a condition as possible, and that the said City of Denton will not erent any poles or other appurtenances upon the ground in the use of the rights herein granted. s , WITNESS MY HAND THIS 11th day of September, A.D. 1961, Jim C. Teasley THE STATE OF TEXAS : COUNTY OF DENTON BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, a Notary Public in and for Denton County, Texas, on this day personally appeared Jim C. Teasley, known to ate to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoinij instrument and acknowledged to me that 1.e executed the same for the purposes and contiideration therein expressed, WITNESS MY HAND AM SM OF OFFICE this day of September, A.D. 1961.4'AY...,. • 7 f~7j. .r 40. vr"T + •4.~ Notary Public in and for Denton County, Texas ' , ~'f rlEill~~+' "a Mass of Talm CERTIFICATI< OF AEOOItD Cammty of Dcuton f, A f 11 A t'vs! TT, Clerk of tAe Cou* cow to and lee ON graety d0 htteEy cntify chat t}. r •{ta;,k{ t n ,,,n•,' of tarifing, Mith 11 tiffca of auto le" MA f,y ec' 0; _A. f)., t9e, ot.. ' e'aluck ~ M., ~ and do y I the ~y of A. U, !8 . at it o'eiud~{, Itl Vol 7._.._ . pN;e of the H{rotrb of Denton County, Texan, Wl 1 y howl and of office at Dautom, 'fetus, the day lad year la,t abrn's written A. j BAftNfiTT 1 _ Depot Clerk of OA CvuayWit, •o n O 'to" l.1 ♦r . y r s t~ 0.. { ~ ~ A. J 1*'~ ~ i , 't~.~yR `J~•' ,;x,21 ~s ~ f~~ ` s is: 1 1 . ~ , ~ I' S I (i" f 7818 THE STATE OF TEXAS KNOW ALL NEN BY THESE PRESENTS: COUNTY OF DENTON THAT we, William Jack Stamps, and wife, Betty Jane Stamps, for and in consideration of the sum of Ten Dollars ($10,00) cash to ua in hand paid by the City of Denton, Texas, a municipal corporation of Denton County, Texas, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, die hereby GIVE and GRANT to the aAid 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, re-constructing and perpetually maintaining an electric power transmission line and all neces- sary poles and appurtenances in, upon and across a tract of land lying and being situated in the County of Denton, State of Texas, and more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the east line of Lot No. 8 of Block J of the Nottingham Woods Addition to the City of Denton, Texas, said Lot No. 8 now owned by Deutsch Development Company, said beginning point also being in the north line of a 60 foot ease- j ment owned by Brazos River Rural Electric Company; THENCE north 620 22' west with the northerly line of said Brazos easement, a distance of 69.98 feet to a point for a corner; THENCE north 210 38' east, a distance of 20 feet to a point for a corner; THENCE south 620 22' east, a distance of 60 feet to a point for a corner in tho east line of said lot #8; i THENCE south 10 07' west with the east line of lot #89 a distance of 22.35 feet to the place of beginning, TO HAMS AND TO HOLD; all and singular, the privileges aforesaid to it, the said City of Denton. Texas, its successors and assigns, for- ever, together with the right and privilege at any and all times to ~ enter said premisea, or any pert thereof, for the purpose of construcing, re-constructing and maintaining said aleatric power transmission Tina; all upon the condition that in the use. of said right and privilege herein granted the Oity of Denton, Texas, will not create a nuisance or do any l aot that will be detrimental to said premises. i! i . i I . 1 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have caused these presents to be signed this,31_day of~~.QAwr A.DI 1961, Q r THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DENTON BEFORE HBO the undersigned authority, a Notary Public in and for Denton County, Texas, on this day personally appeared William Jack Stamps and Betty Jane Stamps, his wife, both known to me to be ther persona /:hose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that they each executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed, and the said Betty Jane Stamps, wife of the said William Jack Stamps, having been examined by me privily and apart from her husband, and having the same fully explained to bar, she, the said Betty Jane Stamps 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 expressedl and that she did not wish to retract it, GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE, this~day o A. D. 1961, f OL 4 ti . ~ .`S,` A /lei ~~.I•~ 1111, Notary Public in and for Denton Count T "rrr~.+++~"""r"'~ pTITI of N£M~nr aunty fmitt fn end Ga told 00001Y C1eik ul 1Lr 1{an wol ylle Slate of Telm t, A. 8ANV1 'TT, tut! rldl e Iltitinµ, with its u4 A 41110..0 bl., (~NIn Y of { t1,wHI n'ry i,. rry1 IS VCllrik 1 t ce•ty t4u1 tL 1. v U., 19LL6I 1 u~Sl~k . sAl.,`ro dolxruby A h A Ut rµ 1rJ Y/1 0l. / nl Il`e (11,4 iuo + tl r it ate ltd UK onl daly tt Trln+. I volw1d Irf.a, l},1 La p11J Iliu at lw•nt,.l 1 4 p.11 r•T' T laml orx r Al ..I w mY at t. , ply chalk I I I I , 1 ' A, 'rnk ~ i r 4 r R 1 ~A 'is y 0 40 A ' X44°5.,~'r" J r i AT A REGULAR FETING OF TO CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, V= IN THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING OF SAID CITY ON THE 12TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. 1961. R E S O L U T I O N WHEREAS, it is the duty of the Chief of Police of the City of Denton, Texas, to place and maintain all official traffic signs and signals, and to establish, designate, restrict or rsrk by proper signs, buttons, lines and marks for crosswalks, safety zones, traffic lanes, loading zones, passenger zones, fire and police reseried zones, school zones and parking spaces, all subject to the approval of the City Council and subject to the provisions of Article 16.09 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas; and WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore approved the installation of a one-way traffic system in and upon certain streets in the City of Denton, Texas, for the purpose of facilitating the adequate movement of traffic upon the said streets; and WHEREAS, the placing and maintaining of all official traffic signs and signals in order to accomplish the re-routing of traffic upon the said streets has been heretofore ordered by the Oity Council; now therefore be it RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, that the placing and maintaining of all official traffic signs and signals in order to accomplish the one-way movement of traffic in and upon the following streets in the City of Denton, Texas, is hereby in all things approved: DIRECTION OF STRUT ONE WAY TWFIO ONE WAY PROM: Blm Street South University Drive Eagle Drive Locust Street North University Drive Eaglo Driv• Oak street West. Blm street Avenue a Hickory Street East Elm street Avenue 0 Avenue A South Hickory Street Chestnut Street Chestnut Street West Avenue A Avenue B Avenue B North Chestnut Street Hickory Street 010005 1 DIRECTION OF STREET ONE-WAY TRAFFIC ONE WAY FROM: TO: Eagle Drive East Elm Street Locust Street Sycamore Street West Avenue B Avenue C Gary Street East Elm Street Locust Street Mulberry Street East Avenue B Avenue C Third Street West Elm Street Locust Street and be it further RESOLVED, that the establishment by the Chief of Police of the City of Denton, Texas, or any official or employee of the City of Denton acting by or under the authority of the Chief of Police,of any and all of the official traffic signals, signs and curb markings prior to the date of this Resolution be, and the same is hereby, approved, ratified and confirmed as of the date of actual establish- ment; and be it further RESOLVED, that this Resolution be, and the same is hereby, declared to be cumulative of all other resolutions and ordinannes of the same subject. PASSED AND APPROVED this 12th day of September, A.D. 1961, i ~C yor City of Denton, Texas ATISST: 2LXL ity secretary City of Denton, Texas APPRO AS y Attorne City of iMaon, Texas ~ , ~ , ~ Y ' ~ ~ r • t ~ 1 ~ _ i 4 ~ f r C1Y~.f ~ S i`4q y t a ~ 1 f~ d, ,i; ~ c ` ~~rth~~'~~rr to {ki ~1 '!S; t~. A. wJ ~y'~5~. ~ F'~. i ~ x 1 1 ~ - ~ - )F { ' ~4, 1 i ' G ` ~ ~Y J, (a-` ~ 1 y~ ~{'r~ ' ~ h t • ~ ~ i sa • , .1~{I i y`•~Y~ ' ha ' 4 • yC t~ a.h. ~y° y ~ • 1 0 ~T 4 ~ if ~ i ~ y . , ~ " ~ 4~ ~ 1 a••~~ ~r 1 ` MP ii.!,. ~y ~ a ~ .A f ~ • y ~ J i. a. 9 ~ -y t. .y :!z `K a"t:' 7 S. '.a yr. kit' ~ .1 r 799 TIN STATE OF TE:.St MIN ALL ?EN BY THESE PTESENTSt CCU11TY OF DENTON THAT 1, Harvey Thompson, a fens sole, of Denton County, Texas, for and in consideration of the sun of Ten Dollars (w10.00) .2ash to • r:e in hand paid 1±;; the city of li~nter~, iars:s, a municilal corf:oratlun j of Denton Cowity, iexs r, receipt of Sa` ich is 1 ereby acknrwleufted, do hereby "I:'& and fiiblt:T to the said Cit;r of Lenten, ' exas, its successors End assigns, the frca and uninterr-Lipted use, liberty, and riijit i.n, upon and across t4:e follo•,jing described property for the purpose of constructing; re-constructing and perpetually maintaining an electric power transmission line and all necessary poles and appurtenances in, upon and across a tract of land lying and being situated in the County of Denton, State of Texas, and more particularly described as followst MINNINO at a point in tho east line of a north - south county road which lies across the westerl portion of a tract out of the C. Carter Survey, Abstract No. 275' as conveyed to Miss 8arvey Thompson, a fame sole, by O. F. Yeimer Jr. and recorded in Volume 1107, Fare 36 of the %ed Records of Denton County, Texas, said beginnink% point also beinu in the north line of said ides Harvey Thor!psen tract and the south line of a tract of land now owned by )enton Development Company; TMCE east with the north line of said hiss Harvey Thompson tract, a distance of 60 feet to a point for a corner; THENCE south a distance of 10 feet to a point for a corner; IMENCE west a distance of 60 feet to a point for a corner in the east line of said county road] THVICE north with the east line of said county road a distance of 10 feet to tie place of beginning. TO NAVE AND TO BOLD, all and aingular, t"i3 privileges aforesaid to its the said City of Denton, Texas, its successors and assigns, for- evorp together with the right and privilege at any and all times to enter said pren3ses, or any part tLoroof, for tt,o purpose Lt construct.. ing, re-constructing and maintaining said electric power trans:!ission line; all upon the condition that in the use of sdid right and pr,lvilege herein Fronted the City of Lontoa. Texas, tisill nut create a nuis&nca or do any act that will be detrimental to said premises. 1 t i tea, w .p11 E l{ ~'a1` Ii•1i ks+i~' yl n t 5 +1 . ~ 9'+apaM q.m`ty w.,$\d.w\4,y.Je n.~.a:+r..q..~!-!.+ s1~ w.+€i,\+..r a+.,dxa iSlr tv' 1; i y i\ E 4 x i x t i1 n . r . rt`~i ~~i'i e~ ~,r ~f~s r „r~i J ~-a ►r +.'t. M ~ i ' , ~ • ~y i 'Pyt ~ s ~iu6~s7~ ',IITi'.ESS I: Iti:is Zr'tday of iWW=: r, A.D. 1961. arvey VIImpson a I t THE STATE OF TEXAS s COUNTY OF DENTON BEFORE Mj the undersigned authority, a Notary Public in and for Tinton County`, Texas; on this day personally appeared Harvey Thompton, a',fems Bole, kmnwn to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing, instrument and acknowledged to me that she executed the same for the-purposes and considdration therein expressed. 4d e.j~f, Notary F`ublic in and for Denton County, Texas Y ~ a v , ~yl . t 1 µ 5 ~ r. } r ~ . ig Ali, a t r ' Hoke a~~ 4,~y~yi,~~ s".'~ ~V`11 po~1 FbY~ ~llev Ca. ....~.;,i7r.~4n~h~`eM~kt~;"7,i~ a ~t .4 r <<, . ~ Na~vcy Tho~~ipson F, r 1. 3 r f~ # i r4Y s t;. 1 .,3 a r r n i } pit CERTIF'ICATF OF RECORD I s ' 7 The Stile 61 Ta epl Couatyuf llrfuo f, A. j. 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