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CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE
M Hanford Fire Insurance Company (Q New York Underwriters Insurance Company
THE HARTFORD M Hanfnrd Accident and Indemnity Company (M Nonhwestern Underwrites of Cidaeas Insurance Company of New Jerky
ISSUitANCE GitOUP , m adzens Insurance Company of New Jerky , I Twin City Fire Insurance Company
This Is to certify that the company designated cw ue.l
heroin by Co. Code has Issued to the named Insured 6 J Named Insured and Address
the policies enumerated below.
TERMINIX INC. d/b/a BRUCE
TERMINIX COMPANY
3029 BRY,1N STREET
DALLASy TEXAS
The policies indicated herein apply with respect to the hazards and for the coverages and limits of liability indicated by
epxific entry herein, subject to all the terms of such policies.
Coverages and Llmits of Liability
lissatAs Numb r Effective Er Ira lou Bodily Injury Liability Property Damage Liamuy Date Date -
_ each parson each aecldem each soctdeot a/gradate
General LlabWty
_ Premises-Operations _ 0 ,000 = 000 { 000+6. 1000
Ekvators _-_-000 S 0003 1Z XXXX
Independent Cantractore S 0001 100011, ,000 { ,1100
Products•Completed - i 0001 000 i_ __i0001 trm
Operations____ Aggregateh ,000 SXXX XXXX
Contrae tual•as
descriFed below 000 =,000 $ 00~ S 000
Automobile Liability
Owned Automobita 1/6/67 t 100,ooo,i 200,MS 10 000 xXXX
- loc ~o70.Q - _ _ 1000
Hired Automobile is tr _ 'r __jv1~000`I '~QQOOj~g 10 , _XXXX
Non-Owned Automobiles is ti _ st _ j 100,000111 _2()Q,000S 100
X7tXX
Workmen'sCoa penution I Compensation - Statuttry
Employee' Liability 1 `Employers' Liability - { 000
Umbrella Liability f 000,000
Location and description of operations, automobiles, contracts, etc. (For rontracts, in ' -:ate type of agreement, party and
date.)
STATE OF TEXAS & ELSEWHERE IN THE U.Sa
ALL'VEHICLES OWNED OR OPERATED BY THE NAMED INSURED.
If policy is canceled, 10 DAYS City 84624tar_ y
written notice will be given to: City Of WKOn
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CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE
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m Ifanford Fire Insurance company [13 New Yort Undetwrten Intonoce Company
THE HARTFORD M Hanford Aeddent and Indemnity Company ® Northwestern Underwriters of Citizens insurance company of New Jenty
INSURANCE GROUP J m Citix;oe Iosunoct Company of New Jersey , fj Twin City Fire fnsurance Company
oevru eewseeaeW
This is to certify that the company designated Cc Cole
herein b!! Co. Code has issued to file named insured Named Insured and Address
the polleito enumerated below.
TI►'RM I N I X I NC e e D/B/A
BRACE TERMINIX COMPANY
3029 BRYAN STREET
DALLAS 9l TEXAS
The policies indicated Serein apply with respect to the hazards and for the coverages and limits of liability indicated by
specific Entry herein, subject to all the terms of such policies.
Coverages and Lltnlts of Liability
Policy Effective Es&atlon
Ilararda Number t AN Date uoauy talnry Ll.wury _ Property DamaN tlaMnq
each t»teoa each Aeeldent Assets amldeat aeeredate
General Llab@.'
Premises•Operationss 1 i 1
-1 CL-?28601 /1/(37- -111/d8- -300-' -1100I-500.. ,000--,.S "i-b0 000
Ekvators 1000: looo i 000 xxxx
Independent Contractors n .11 _-_11 _ 1 300_0001 ~0-,ooo~~ 000If X000
Products-Completed i:300 1000CM-1.rooi 0001 X000
Operations - 11 tl _ If Aggregate: 11-500 '0111 X_I XXXX
Contractual-as
described below tt t i 11 = 0001 X0001 DWW j 000
-300--_1100 k- ZE---60
_ at.et~srr<r rntarazi .
Automobile Llabdity
Owned Automobiles _ 1 0001 00041 000 XXXx-
Nved Automobiles 0001 _xxxx
Non-Owned Automobiles ,0001 ,000FI Xxxx
Workmen's ampensation ` I Compensation - Statutory
Emptcyera' Liability I 1~ Employers' Liability ow
Urrsbrells Llsbtlity S 1000,000
Location and description of operations, atitomobifes, contracts, etc. (For contracts, indicate type of agreement, party and
date.)
STATE OF TEXAS & ELSEWHERE IN THE UeSa
EXTERMINATING & FUMIGATING INCLUDING COMPLETED OPERATIONS,
If policy is canceled, 10 DAYS Citle.186cretery
written notice will be given to. City of Denton
De one Texaee
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Date JAnuAr By" Asst ` '
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Than we, Terudnix, Inc. d/b/a Bruce Terminix Co., 3029 Bryan Street,
Dallas, Texas, as Prin0pal and Fireman's Fund Insurance C~impany, as surety,
acknowledge for the benefit of any person, firm or corporation injured by a
breach of the terms hereof, in the penal sum of One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars
for the payment of which well and truly to be made 'oind ourselves, our heirs,
executors and administrators jointly and sev,-rally, by these presentst
The conditions of this obligation, however, are such that, whereas,
the Principal is engaged in the business of rsing or employirg insecticides, rodenti-
cides, funiganta, fungicides, or other substances for the control or destruction of
i.isects, vermin, rodents, termites, fungi or other similar pests in building, dwelling,
houses and about the grounds immediately adj.,cent to building and dwelling houses with-
in the City of Denton, and whereas the Pest Control Ordinance Ordinances of the City
of City of Denton requires and indemnifying bond in the rum of One Thousand and Dollars
($1,000.00) of persons pursuing with occupation within the City of Denton, which
ordinance is made a pert hereof for all intents and purposes.
NOW, THERMRE, if the said Principal obell well, truly and faithfully
perform all contracts entered into by him as a Pest Control Operator in the City of
Denton according to the terms and specifications thereo: fnr the period of one year
from the date of the approval and filing hereof, then this obligation sha)l be null
and void; otherwise to remain in full force and effect. This bond shall cover all Peat
Control Operations of the said principal within the City of Fenton, for the period of
one year from the dote of approval and filing thereof, unless sooner cancelled in the
manner hereinafter provided; provided, however, that unless action is brought upon any
matter arising from any contract entered into by principal iu connection herewith with-
in one year from the date of completi,in of the work :onrected with such contract, then
this bond shall be null and void as i) such contract.
It is understood, however, that the surety herein reserves unto itself
the right to cancel this bond after ten (10) days written notice of such intention has
been given to the Cityl but this privilege of cancellation shall hot affect any liability
that *zy h ve eriaen hereunder up to the time the same is actually cancelled in accord-
ance with the terms hereof. It is further agreed by the principal herein, that in event
of cancellation of this bond as above provided, then that such cancellations shall auto-
matically cancel his permit and that he will immediately cease operations as past control
operator until another bond is furnished as required by the Pest Control Ordinance.
And it is further understood and agreed that this bond ray be sued! upon
in the names of any person, firm or corporation injured by any act constitu±ing a breach
of the conditions hereof, and that the same shall not be void upon one recovery, but may
be sued upon from time to time until the whole amount of the penalty is recovered.
In Testimony Whereof, witness our hand this 21st day of February, 1967.
Terminix nc. d a ,;e Terminix Co.
Fir Fund Ins ice Company
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FIRIiMAN;S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY
FINANCIAL STATEMENT-JANUARY 1, 1966
ASSETS:
'Government Bonds $ 19,239,653.38
'State and Municipal Bonds . . . . 164,326,426.16
'Miscellaneous Bonds....... 41,760,283.22
}Stocks., 282,995,099.82
Cash in Banks and Company's Offices . . 14,055,179.75
Accrued Interest.......... 2,041,057.91
Premiums in Course of Collection and Other Assets........... 128,259,815.64
TOTAL. ASSETS $650,677,515_88
LIABILITIES:
I,oss and Loss Expense Rtaerve $164,026,948.62
Unearned Premium Reserve 194,411,796.36
All Other Claims, Demands and Reserves . 112,238,770.90
TOTAL LIABILITIES $470,677,515.88
Cash Capital $ 2,000,000.00
Net Surplus 178,000,000.00
Policyholders' Surplus.. , 180,000,000.00
TOTAL CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND RESERVES $650,677,515.88
'Bonds are stated at Amortized Values.
tStocks are stated at Market Values.
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1, C. A. Seppler, Vice-President of Fireman's Fund Insurance Company, do hereby certify tlat the above to a. t.ue statement of the
saute and liabilities of said Corporation as of January 1, 1966, taken from the books and records of said Corporation.
Corporation's
Seal
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Subscribed and sworn beore mo, a Notary Public of the State of New Jersey, in the City of Newark, this 16th
day of Match 1966.
Nealtl
Seal
Notary Public of New.!nsry
My Cotnir,issloa Fxpirn Ort. 7, 1960
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STATE OF NEW YORK SSt
COUNTY OF Now Yoric
On this 21st day of February 1%7 , before me
personally came Walter Prate , to me known, who, belns
by we duly sworn, did depose and say that he resides at Little Neck, Long Islaind, Yew York
that le Is the Attomeyln•Fact of Fireman's Fund Insurence Company o
the eorpor.tion described In and whksh executed the abere Inatrumeet l that he knows the
seal of seld eorporationt that the seal t,Qfxsd a aW Inetntmsnt Ie weh a PM% 044111 that
It was so offlae'd by order of the Board si D1lesats, and that he sinned his acme dweb ,
by litre order,
Notary N11sui
WALTER W. SIIANVON
tp,+tatry Publin, SL-'n 4 Now YarR
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Commission [r;~ l &I,rch 00, 1898
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FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCB COMPANY
GENERAL POVVER OF ATTORNEY
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY, a Corporation duly
orAinired and existing under the I&%s of the State of California, and having its principal office in the City and County of San Frant(seo,
California (hereinafter called the Corporation), hash made, constituted and appointed, and does by these presents make, constitute and
appoint THOMAS T. CARMICKS A. E. COMSTJCKsJR.s GUY E. CONRATH) C. A. HUMENIK)
A. H. KRAUS# PAUL LOVts,JR.s JUSTIN MCGRATH) WALTen PRATZ) JAMES T. RYAN)
WALTER W. SHANNON AND NOEL F. SLINr.ER - JOINTLY OR SEVERALLY
of NEW YORK _
_...,,...and State of..................... NEW YORK
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its true and lawful Attorney(s)-In-Fart, with full power and authority hereby confer. ed in its name, place and stead, to execute, pal,
acknowled`esnddeliver ANY AND ALL BONDS) RECOGNIZANCE!) CONTRACTS) AORtERENTS OF
INDEMNITY ANU OTHER CONNITIONAL OR CBLIOATORY UNDERTAKINGS)
and a bind eh; Corporation thereby as fusty and to the same extent as if such bonds were signed by the President, sealed with the
Co. orate seal of the Corporation and duly attested by its Secretar: hereby ratifying and confirming all that the sa;d Attorney(s)-In.
Fact may do in the premises.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY has 1.auscd these pr sent) to be signed by Its
Vice President, attested by its Assistant Secretar rrand its corporate seal to be hereto affixed this _.JR4.._ „Jay of
.._.JE.MMA.R.Y.... 1.. R..... FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY
C. A. KtnpLtR
~Salj By.........
Vitt President
H. L.
ATTEST: JOHNSON
Assistant Srt ,e is r y
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
COUNTYOFESSE:( ss"
On this.. R~__....... day of JANUARY
came «.A.D, 19 before test personally
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W............ w..... to one known who, beI 4 ~
sworn, did depose and say, that he Is Vice President of FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY, the Corporation descstbcd *lit
and which executed the above instrument • that he knows the seal of said Corporation, that the seal affixed to the said Instrument
is such corporate sal; that it was so mixed bx order of the Uoard of Directors of said Corporation and that he signed his
name thereto by like order. And said...... ................!!.e...^.l...KtVPLER ........_W..«.... _ «
further'eald that he Is att utinted with _........._.._H. wl,. JOHNSON » » _ ......W.» » ...W._.._ _ W.
and knows him to be an Alist etanl Secretary of said Corpcntion; and tha'' executed the abo! a instrument
EDWARD J. SCHERER
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Notary Public:
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
COUNTY OF ESSEX }ss'
H. Ls JOHNSON Assistant Secretary of FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE
CO 0PARY do here?, c rtif that the foltowin is A full true and correct copy of Article VIII of f'te By-laws of the FIREMAN'S
FU D;NSGRANC ~MI~ANY adopted on the 34th Jay of November, 1963, and now in full force and efleck to wit:
ARIICLE VIII
Appot,alment and Authority of Resident Assistant Secretaries, and
Attorneys-in-Fad and Agents to Accept Legal Process and Make Appearances.
"SECTION .4 APPOINTMENT, The Chairman of the Board of Director, the President, any Vice President, or any othtr
person authoriser by the Board of Directors, the Chairman of the PoarI of Directors, the President or any Vice President, may, from
time to time, appoint Resident Assistant Secretaries and Attorneys-In-Poet to represent and act for and on behalf of the Corporation
And Agtrs to accept legal process and make appearances for and on beh,df of the Corporation.
"SECTION 31. AUTHORITY. The authority of such Resident Ass slant Secretaries Attorneys-in Fact, and Agents shall be as
prescribed in the Instrument evidencing their appointment, and any such 2p»intment and Ali authority grat led thereby may be revoked
at my time by the Board of Directors or by any person empowered to make s xh appointment"
And I do hereby furiset certify the the Certificatiott of this Power of Attorney Is signed ar' scaled by (acilmile under and by the
authdtity of the following resolution adopted by the Board %f Directors of the FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY
at a reefing duty called and held on the I h day of November, 1463, and that uld resolution has not been amended or tepeakd r
r `RESOLVED, that the signature of any Assistant Secretary .d this Corporation, and the sal of this Corporat:on, may be affixed
or prinltd by facsimile to any tertifiate to a Power of Attorney of this Corporation, and that such printed facsimile signature and seal
shall be ratid and binding apt.tt this Corpotat{nm'
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, i Aare het-unto set my hand and affixed the seal of FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE
a 'COMPANY,thls JR0 ....-.darof « ..«JANUAIIY.wy. ,19 „
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Asiislahl Secretary of
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THE STATE OF TEXAS
j COUNTY OF DENTON
CONTPLhCT FOR THE COLLECTION OF DELINQUENT TAXES ;
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WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Denton, Denton County, Texas, deems
it necessary and expedient to contract with a competent attorney to enforce
the collection of all delinquent city taxes for a per cent of said taxes,
I penalties and interest, actually collected and paid to the Collector of Taxes; and
WHEREAS, after i.naking an investigation into the competency, experience
and ability of BILL B. HART, a licensed attorney under the laws of this state,
whose post office address is Eastland, Texas, as to his fitness for said work,
and after considering the same, are of the opinion that he is a proper party
to take such steps as may be necessary to enforce or assist in the enforcement
of the collection of such delinquent taxes by the preparation, filing ant'
i pushing to a speedy conclusion all suits for the collection thereof,
NOW, THEREFORE, THIS CONTRACT, made and entered into by and between the
City of Denton, Texas, a body politic and corporate, acting herein, and by and
through its City Council, hereinafter styled Firat Party, and BILL B. HART
of the C~..tty of Eastland, State of Texas, hereinafter styled Second Pertys ,
f1.
First Party agrees to employ and does hereby employ Second Party to en-
force by suit or otherwise, and to aid and assist the Tax Collector in the
enforcement of the collection of all delinquent City and Valorem Taxes, penalty
and inta;•est on real and personal property, and All delinquent taxes, penalty
p and interest on real and personal property shovn to be delinquent upon the
delinquent tax records of said taxing unit from,1939 through 1963,
2,
Second Patty is to call to the attention of the City Tax Collector or other
officials any errors, double assessments, or other discrepancies coming under r
his observation during the progress of the work, and all charges on rd al property
° on the tax rolls that show from 1939 through 1963 to be delinquent, 01hith are
M, caused through error, conflicts, double renditions, illegal sass smente, ale,
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Second Party hereby agrees and obligates himself to communicate with
persons, firms, associations or corporations owing delinquent tnwes with the
view of collecting same and shall, before filing suits for he recovery of
delinquent taxes :or any year or years, prepare a delinquent tax notice and
shall mail one of such notices to the owner or owners of such property at their
last known address covering all delinquent taxes shown to be due on the tax
rolls. In the event that the taxes, together with penalty and interest, are
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not paid within thirty (30) days from the date such statements and notices
are mailed, then Second Party shell prepare, file and institute, as soon as
,practical thereafter, a suit for the collection of said taxes, penalty and
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interest, which suit shall include all past-due taxes for all years previous
to 1965 on etch tract or tracts; and where there are several lots in the same
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a4(ition or subdivision delinquent belonging to the same owner or owners; all
as~d :elinquent lots shall be made the subject of a single s0 t, and which suit
shell be prosecuted with dispatch to final judgment and sale unlsas said taxes
are sooner collected,
4.
Second Party, where it is necessary to prepare and file suite for the
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enforced collection of'delinquent taxes on real property, shall make and furnish
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f an abstract of the property which shall show the amount of delinquent taxes
f dui against each and every tract, lot or parcel of land, and shall show the
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number of acres so delinquent and a correct deecriytik.i of the property, the
year delinquent, ho: it was charged upon the tax rolls, the correct name of
owner or owners of the property at the time it became delinquent, the person
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from whor. and the date Gnat he or they derived title to said property, they
the volume and page of public records that his oe their deed•or other title
evidenct is of record, and the date that each subsequent change of ownership
occurred down to the present ownership, It shall further show the name of
any and al?, outstanding lien holders +nd lease-hold interests of record, and
(il other Information necasssey tsr the proper preparation and filing of suit
or suits for the collection of delinquent taxes, Second Party shall perform
these sarviead at his own cost and expense,"
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l Second Party shall prepare all petitions, ci.tations, notices by publi-
cation, personal service citations, notices by poatLig, jugments, nctiaas of
! sale, orders of sale and any and all other things necessary or required to be
done for the collection of all such real property delinquent taxes, and shall
render all necessary and proper assisstence to each of the other officers to the
end that all such taxes assessed or unknown and unrendered row delinquent for 1965
and prior years, may be collected and when collections are riot made, to assist
in reducing same to firil Judgment and sale,
6.
It is further agreed and understood that Second Party shall furnish, at his
own expense, all stationery, legal blanks or forme, stamps, envelopes and print-
ing, together with all labor necessary to compiete said contract including
labor and expense incurred in procuring data and information as to the name,
identity and location of necessary parties, and in procuring necessary legal
descriptions of toe property provided in Paragraph 4, Second Party shall pay
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of: and discharge any and all bills for any other expense incurred in the pros-
ecutidn of said work, and it is hereby understood and agreed that said First Party
shall not ,e responsible for the payment of such expense or any part thereof,
7.
First Party agrees to pay to Second,Party as compensation for the services
hereunder required fifteen (15%) per cent of the amount collected of all dclin•
quent taxes, penalty and interest of the yearn covered hereby, actually collected'
and paid to the Collector 3f Taxes during the term of this contract, including'
Collection of taxes on property not appearing on the asaertn*tnt rolls nbr shown
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delinquent, but which would have been so shown had it been properly assessed,
diecoVared by~lild:Second Party, as and when collected, following the end of each
month within the period of this contract, accordingly at the Collector makes up
his monthly reports, Report and payment shell be made by the 10th day of each
aucc'eeiiv.. month, no per cent of compenvetion here referred to shall be contingent
upotk the collection of much tries as by Act of the fegieleture are required to`be
{collected, Should any remiraion of penalty end intatest on tenet mppeeridg oil the
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delinquent records be made by legislative enactment effective during the period
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of this contract, the same shall not be collected nor commission allowed thereon,
Seond Party shall not receive or collect any taxes, penalty or interest under
this contract, but the creme shall be paid to the Tax Assessor-Collector as other
delinquent taxis,
8.
This contract shall be in for.C3 from January 1. 116E ,
to _ December 31, 1968 both dates inclusive, and at the expiration
of said period this contract shall terminate, except the contractor shall be
allowed six (6) months in which to prosecute to trial court Sugment suits filed
prior to December 31. 1968 terminating date of this contract pro-
vided, and shall handle to conclusion all suits in which trial court jugmente
are obtained during the period of this contract and which are appealed by any
party. The City Council shall have the eight to sooner terminate this contract
for cause, giving thirty (30) days written notice of such tntention, with a
statement of the cause or reasons for such termination, after giving Second Party,
c'raaeonable opportunity of explaining or rectifying some. In cats of such
termination, Second Party shall be entitled to receive and retain all compensation'
due up to the date of said termination.
4.
At the end of each month, or as soon thereafter as the Tax Aseassor-Collector.`,'
shall have made up his report showing collections made for such month, said
Second Party shall have access to said report and shall by compa-teon of the same
with his own files or records of service, make up in triplicate a report of
ealldetions out of which h9 is intitled to commission undor the terms of this
contract, Second Party shall also 1.+avs sects to the Collectbt's receipts for
such collections. After the report has been signed and sworn to by Second Party,
two copies of the same shall be delivered to the Tax Asaessot Collector,
Each month, after having received copies of the'contrlctorlo report it Y
provided fob in the proteding Section, and efcsr hevinS checked with bia dime report,
& and rfter having verified the coirrctnssii ad'elaimed, the TAI Aescseor•CoYlector
it hateby auth'orited, ordered and dirdeted to approve'thf above specified par
cent of said taxes, penalty and tAterbst, or such amount At 'can 'be allowed unmet
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the penalty and interest restriction, to which Second Party is enti".led, for
payment, unless otherwise herein directed, prior to the 10th day of each suc-
cessive.month. It is hereby further provided, that should any question arise
regarding commission claimed, the City Council shall withhold the payment of such',
commission or an amount equal thereto, placing the same in escrow.
ll.
It is further agreed and underatood that this contract is for personal
services and is not transferable or assignable without the written consent and
approval of First Party, It is also agreed that the Tax Collector of said taxing
unit shall furnish copies of the delinquent tax rolls, posted to date of said
contract, and such addresses as he shall have available, for the purpose of
carrying out the obligations of this contract by Second Party, all of which shall
be performed by him in Denton, 'texas.
12.
It is furcner understood and agreed that the 1966 delinquent taxes shall
be turned over to the Second Party on July 1, 1967, and that each year thereafter,
the most recent. delinquent taxes shall be turned over on July lot of the year U
which such taxes become delinquent. However, on all suits filed by Second Party,
the 1.966 taxes shall be included or made a part of the.suit filed after February
1, 1967, by amending the petition of any suit already filed and including the
most recent delinquent taxes where feasible. Commissions on the most recent dad
'linquent taxes shall rot be paid to Second Party prior to July 1 of the year in
'which such taxes become delinquent, but after July 1 of such year, Second Party
shall receive the commission on the taxes which ere collected from the most recent
delinquent tax roll,
13,
It shall be the duty of the Tax Collector and of all other officials of
said City of Denton to cooperate with and render such reasonable assistance to
said Second Party as the circumstances may require. Second Party may bid on the
property for the Tax District at tox sales under this contract, but shell not
have authority to bid in said property for his own account. Second Party is
hereby fully empowered and authoriced to file, proeded and prosecute to conclusion
all suits filed by him in behalf of esid City of Denton.
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IN CONSIDERATION of the terms and compensation herein stated, the Second
Party accepts said employment and undertakes the performance of said contract
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PROCLAMATION
BY THE
MAYOR OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME:
WHEREAS, in the early part of the year 1946 Denton's
k own North Texas State University engaged
the services of one Odus Mitchell as head
coach of the Universitys' football team, a
position which Coach Mitchell held for a
memorable and record breaking twenty years
and several months, ending only by his retire-
ment on November 19, 1966: and
WHEREAS, Coach Odus Mitchell has a total of more than
forty one years of outstanding coaching, be-
ginning in ?925 at post High School, and
ending with his final year at North Texas
State University during which time coach
Mitchell was nominated COACH OF THE YEAR by
the Football Coach's Association, such nomi-
nation being a great honor to any Football
Coach anywhere, and an honor which few coaches
receive; and
WHEREAS, Odus Mitchell has led his team to Co-Champion-
ship of the Missouri Valley Conference, and
left the 1966 football year with an 8 win -
2 loss record, his final game score being
North Texas State University 42, Chattanooga,
Tenness6e 7t and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton is justly proud to be assoc-
iated with the name Odus Mitchell, and is
proud of the honor he has brought to this com-
munity thrcugh his efforts as Coach, t..td as a
citizen] and
WHEREAS, to acknowledge and honor such an esteemed person,
and to encourage others to give of themselves
by devoting time and effort to the community in
which they live and for other deserving purposes,
and to show our appreciation in a small way for
Coach Mitchell's tremendous help and assistance
in bringing wide spread attention and favorable
publicity to our city, it is fitting and proper
that rightful recognition be given him.
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F" 140% THEREFORE, I, Warren Whitson, Jr., Mayor of the City of
Denton, Texas, do hereby DECLARE and PROCLAIM
Saturday, !larch 4, 1967, ODDS MITCHELL DAY in
the City of Denton, Texas, and call upon all
off.loials and citizens to join in celebrating
this day and in giving due recognition to this
deserving person, and to show our ap:nreciathn
for his many talents# efforts, and a6hievementa,
and to ask` for his contir lied coopera;sion and
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of Denton, to be affixed, this
25th day of February, 1967.
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City of Denton, Texas
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AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON,
TEXAS, CALLING AND ORDERING AN ELECTION TO BE HELD ON
THE 4TH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1967, THE SAME BEING THE
FIRST TUESDAY IN SAID MONTH, FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECT-
ING THREE (3) COUNCILMEN FOR THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 3, SECTION
3.01 (a) OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF DENTON# TEXASi
ESTABLISHING THE HOURS AND PLACE FOR THE SAID ELECTION;
PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION OF THIS ORDINANCE AND POSTING
IN THREE PUBLIC PLACES IN THE CITY OF DENTON AS NOTICE
OF SAID ELECTION; DIRECTING THE CITY SECRETARY TO MAKE
UP THE OFFICIAL BALLOT; CAUSING THE SAME TO BE PRINTED
AND DELIVERED TO THE PRESIDING OFFICER, APPOINTED HEREIN;
PROVIDING FOR THE MAKING OF OFFICIAL RETURNS OF SAID
ELECTION; PROVIDING FOR THE CANVASSING OF THE RETURNS
OF THE SAID ELECTION AND DECLARING THE RESULTS OF SAME
BY THE CITY COUNCIL; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS;
SECTION I.
That an election shall be held in the Winicipal Building
in tYi City of Denton, Texas, located at 221 North Elm Street,
between the hours of S OO o'clock A. M. and 7100 o'clock P.M.
on the 4th day of April, A. D. 1967, said day being the first
Tuesday of said Month, for the purpose of electing three (3)
Councilmen for the City of Denton, in accordance with the
provisions of Article 3, Section 3.01 (a) of the Charter of `
the City of Denton, Texas.
SECTION II.
That the three candidates who receive the highest number
of votes shall be declared elected to the City Council of the
City of Denton, Texas.
SECTION III.
Y That notice of said election shall be given by the posting
of true copies of this ordinance, signed by the Mayor and
attested by the City Secretary, in three public places in
the Cityt'of Denton, one of which places shall be at the Municipal
Building, for thirty (30) consecutive days prior to the date of
the said election and this ordinance shall be published in full
one time in the Denton Record-Chronicle at least thirty (30)
days proii to the said election,
Eg C'MO_t~, IV.
` That Liewa l Smith is hereby appointed pra,4iding +Yudge, of
said election). and the said presiding Budge shall appoint, such
assistants as may be necessary to properly conduct said election,
, SECTION V.
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That the City Seoretary shall make up the offioiai ballots
fresh the, names prenented to him by Application Or nominating
petitions am provided by Article 3j Sdctions 3.02 and 3.03 of
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Charter of the City of Denton, Texas, and he is hereby authorized
and directed to have the ballots to be used in such election
printed and delivered to the said presiding Judge.
SECTION VI4
That immediately after the counting of the votes the presiding
Judge shall deliver the official returns of the election to the
City Secretary.
SECTION VII.
That or the Monday next following the election, the City
Council shall canvass the returns and declare the results which
shall be recorded in the Minutes of i:he Council.
SECTION VIII.
That the three caridates who receive the highest number of
votes shall be declared elected and the Mayor shall deliver
Certificates of Election to the successful canlldates. If two
or more canlidates shall tie, the council shall order a second
election to be held on the 14th day after the first election
at which only the names of the candidates who receive the same
number of votes at the first election which resulted in a tie
for the highest number of votes, shall be printed on the ballot.
In the event of a tie at such second election, the carWdates
shall cast lots to determine which shall be declared elected.
SECTION IX.
This ordinance shall become effective immediately upon
its passage.
PASSED and APPROVED this 28th day of February, A. U.
1967.
L.A. Ntbon Mayor Pro 76-t"
City of i)enton, -Texas
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OF THE CITY OF
DENTON; PROVIDING FOR THE DISPOSITION OF I21-
POUNDED PROPERTY; PROVIDING THE MANNER ANr.
GIVING OF NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE; PROVIDING A
STORAGE FEE IN ADDITION TO THE IMPOUNDING FEEL
AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS HEREBY ORDAINSt
SECTION I.
That the Code of Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas,
is hereby amended by adding new Section 24-131.1 to chapter
24 of said Code which shall hereafter read as follows;
SECTION 24-131.1. - Disposition of Impounded Property;
Storage Fee.
(a) In the event that any impounded property shall
not be redeemed by the owner or his authorized
agent within thirty (30) days, it shall be sold
at public auction to the highest bidder after
notice of such sale as hereinafter provided.
(b) The City Secretary shall post notice of such
auction sale in three (3) public places within
the City of Denton; and such notices shall be
posted not less than ten (10) full days immedi-
ately ?receeding the sale, and shall give the
exact date and hour of the sale and a descrip-
tion of the motor vehicle, vehicle or other
property to be sold at such auction.
(c) All auction sales under the provisions of this
Section shall be held at the place designates
in the Notice of Sale.
(d) The City Secretary shall conduct such auction
sales, and he shall have the right to reject
any and all bids if same are determined by
him to be unreasonably low.
(e) In the event that thv owner of any such im-
pounded property shall claim the same at or
before the auction sale as provided herein,
possession of such property shall be given to
such owner upon payment of the impounding fee
plus the sum of Three Dollars ($3.00) per day
storage fee for each day such property has been
impounded beyond the initial thirty (30) day
period.
SECTION Iii
That it any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence,
clause or phrase of this ordinance chould'be deoluod invalid
for any reason whatsoever, such decision shall not affect
the remaining portions of this ordinance, which shall re-
main in full force and effect, and to this end the provisions
of this ordinance are hereby declared to be severable.
SECTION III.
That this ordinance shall be cumulative of all ordinances
of the City of Denton, and of all laws of the State of Texas.
SECTION IV.
That this ordinance shall become effective immediatr.ly
upon its passage, and the City Secretary is hereby directed
to cause the caption of this ordinance to be published twice
in the Denton Record-Chronicle within ten (10) days of the
date of its passage.
PASSED and APPROVED this 28th day of February, A. D. 1967.
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: BOND No. 1144804
That we, Knight
of the City -Of Dallas -,State of Texas as Principal,
and the W E S T E R N S U R E T Y C 0 M P A N Y, a corporation duly -licensed to do business in the
State of--Texas , as Surety, are held and firmly bound unto the
V ty-of_ Denton State of_ Texas , Obligee, in the penal
sum of nna Thousand and No11DD----------------------------($1,DD0•QO DOLLARS,
lawful money of the United States, to be paid to the said Obligee, for which payment well and truly
to be made, we bind ourselves and our legal representatives, jointly and severally by these presents.
THE CONDITION OF THE ABOVE OBLIGATION IS SUCH, That whereas, the said Principal
Iss been licensed- pest control Onnrator
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NOW THEREFORE, if the said Principal shall faithfully perform the duties and in all things
comply with the laws and ordinances, including all Amendments thereto, appertaining to the license or
petmit applied for, then this obligation to be void, otherwise to remain in full force and effect until
itabruavy 2 , 18_.68, unless renewed by Continuation Certificate.
This bond may be terminated at any time by the Surety upon sending notice In writing, by cer-
tilled mail, to the clerk of the Political Subdivision with whom this bond is filed and to the Principal,
addressed to them at the Political Subdivision named herein, and at the expiration of thirty-five (3$)
days from the mailing of said notice, this bond shall ipso facto terminate and the Surety shall there-
upon be relieved from any liability for any acts or omissions of the Principal subsequent to Bald date.
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the undersigned officer, personally appeared t". t. J0L iFf,jsdlI._SLC$ r ar
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e(~Iporation, and that he its such oMcer, being authorized to to Jo, executed the foregoing Instrument
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known to me to be the indtviduai--described in and who executed the foregoing instrument and
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OF THE CITY OF DENTON
PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSING OF TAXICABS AND DRIVERS;
REGULATING TAXICABS; PROVIDING FOR RATES FOR CARRIAGE
OF PASSENGERS, FOR POLICIES OF INSURANCE, AND REVO-
CATION OF LICENSE; CREATING THE OFFICE OF INSPECTOR
OF TAXICABS, DEFINING HIS DUTIES, AND PROVIDING FOR
APPEAL FROM HIS DECISION; PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES
FOR VIOLATION OF SAID ORDINANCE; AND DECLARING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINSt
SECTION I.
That the Code of Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas,
is hereby amended and supplanted by adding new Sections 26-43
through 26-64, inclusive, to said Code which shall hereafter
read as follows:
SECTION 26-43 - DEFINITIONS
CITY - (a) The term "City" as used in this ordinance shall
mean the City of Denton, Texas.
STREET - (b) The term "Street" as used in this ordinance
shall mean and include any street, alley, avenue, land, boule-
vard, drive, public place or highway commonly used for the
purpose of public travel within the incorporated limits of the
City of Denton.
TAXICAB - (c) The term "Taxicab" as used in this ordinance
shall mean every automobile or motor propelled vehicle used for
transportation of passengers for hire over the public streets
of the City of Denton and irrespective of whether or not the
operations extend beyond the incorporated limits of the City of
Denton; PROVIDED, however, the term "Taxicab" shall not apply
to motor buses operated within the incorporated limits of the
City of Denton under a franchise from the City over a fixed or
defined route, nor shall said term apply to motor busts regular-
ly operated over a fixed and defined route in the City to or
from points outside of the incorporated limits.
PERSON - (d) The term "Person" shall include both singular
and plural, and shall mean and include any individual, firm,
corporation, association, partnership or society,and their
agents, servants or employees,
CRUISE - (e) The term"cruise,!~or "Cruising" tto used, in
this ordinance shall mean the movement'64 un6edd01ed takicAbi'
over the public Streets of the City of Denton in soareh of
Iprbepective passengers for hirer EXCEPT, however, unoccupied
taxicabs proceeding to,answer a telephone call for taxicab
service from an ihtending peeseng6t# and taxicabs returning by
;ths%' ost direct roads, after having discbarged a passenger, to
tiie 'garage where such taxical., is housed, or to the unoccupied
taxicab stand nearest the'place.of discharge of the passenger
or`paisengere, shell not be considered to be oruiaing,
1'` rage 1' -
OWNER - (f) The term "Owner" when used in this ordinance
shall be constru94 to mean any person, firm, corporation,
association, partner hip or society who has the control, direc-
tion, maintenance am the benefit of the collection of revenue
derived from the opera%-on of taxicabs on or over the streets
o: public ways of theCity, who-her as owner or otherwise, except
as "Driver' as hereinafter defined.
DRIVER - (g) The term "Driver" shall 1,e held to include
every person in actual charge o~ the operTtion of a taxicab,
as herein defined, whether as owner or agent, servant or em-
ployee of the 110,4ner" as herein defined.
TAXIMETER - (h) The term "Taximeter" as used in this
ordinance shall mean a machine adapted automatically to calcu-
late, at a predetermined rate or rates, and to register, the
charge for hire of a taxicab and such charger; shall be indicat-
e6 by means of figares.
WAITING TIME - (i) The term "Waiting Time" as used in
this ordinance shall mean such times as may be consumed or last
at the epecial instance and request of a passenger after such
passenger has first entered the taxicab to make a trip and be-
fore reaching his final destinationt and no charge shall be
made against a passenger for any time lost on account of any
other delay whatsoever.
SECTION 26-44 - INSPECTOR OF TAXICABS.
All taxicabs shall be under the supervision of an officer
to be known as inspector of Taxicabs of the City of Denton,
who shall be appointed by the City Manager.
SECTION 26-45 - DUTIES OF INSPECTOR OF TAXICABS.
(a) APPLICATION - it shall be the duty of said Inspector
of Taxicabs and his successors in office, to receive from owners
applications for permit to operate taxicabs, and to receive
applications for chauffeur's license, conduct hearing thereon,
from time to time inspect the operations of taxicabs within the
incorporated limits of the City, and to perform such other and
further duties as may ba required of him in connection with
said taxicab business.
(b) INSPECTION - It shall be the duty of every owner to
have every taxicab licensed hereunder inspected every six (6)
months by h qualified automobile mechanic doing business in
the City, which mechanic shell be approved for making such
test by the Inspector of Taxicabst such test to include condi-
tibn of lights, brakes, steering units, and general mechanical
_conditionI and such mechanics shall isaua him aartifiaate asrtiws
Eying that such vehicle has been tested showing the date thereof
and the description of the vehicle, and that the same is in good
mechanical condition, which shall be filed with the inspector
bf Taxicabs, who shall than paste a paper seal on said vehicle
stating the date said vehicle was inspected, and that said.
vehicle was approved by him.
No taxicab shall be cpsfated in the Cith.Without the
approval seal of the Inspector of Taxicabs) being attached
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thereto. If said inspector •sf Taxicabs finds that said
taxicab is in a defective condition and is unsafe to be used
as a taxicab he shall ordex said vehicle not to be used as a
taxicab until said defect is remedied. After the owner of
said vehicle has remedied said defect, he shall again offer
same for inspection, and if said Inspectorof Taxicabs shall
find said vehicle to be safe for public use he shall approve
said as hereinbeforo provided. If said vehicle is still Li a
defective condition he shall order tha same not to be used
until it passes the inspection of said Inspector. No additional
fee for said inspection shall be charged. No taxicab found to
be unsafe by the Inspector of Taxicabs shall be operated over
the streets of the City. Nothing herein, however, shall pre-
vent said Inspector of Taxicabs from inspecting any taxicab
at any reasonable time that he sees fit, and upon finding it
to be in a defective condition shall order its use as a taxi-
cab discontinued until same is approved. A complete record
shall be kept by said Inspector of all inspections trade.
(c) DEFECTIVE TAXI - Should the inspector of Taxicabs
find any taxicab in a defective condition and shall order its
use as a taxicab discontinued the owner of such taxicab shall
have the right to appeal to the City Council as hereinafter
provided.
SECTION 26-46 - LICENSES.
(a) REQUIRED - It shall be unlawful for any person to
drive or operate, or cause to be driven or operated, any taxi-
cab upon or over any straet in the city of Denton, unless there
has been obtained by theowner of and for such taxicab and exist-
ing in full force and effect, a license duly issued by the City
Secretary of the City of Denton as hereinafter provided.
(b) NECESSITY - No licen=e to operate taxicabs shall be
issued by the City Secretary until the inspector-of Taxicabs
of'said City shall, alter a hearing duly had, declare by cert-
ificate that the public convenience and necessity require the
proposed taxicab service for which application for license is
made.
(c) NECESSITY, HOW DETERMINED - In determining whether
public convenience and necessity require the licensing of such
taxicabs for which application may be made, the Inspector of
Taxicabs shall lake into consideration whether the demands for
pu lio convenience and necessity require such proposed or such
additional taxicab' service within the City, the financial
responsibility of the applicants the number, kind, thpe and
. ownership of equipments the increased traffic-conga nt:ion on
3 the'etiests of the City which may result, and whethbi the safe
use of the public streets of the-City by the public, broth..
s2 vAhicular and pedestrian, will bo unduly endangered by tfie
gib:ant !!g of such additional licenses and such other relevant
2,; _ laate'ds he`Council may deem advisable or neoessairy, which may
tSt6w light on the public necessity and conveniencee
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(d) "PucAk6y:, ImAAINa Any applicant for a taxicab
license under'the provision of this Section, shell make proper
application'therefoi on blanks to be furnished by the Inspector
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of Taxicabs, andimmediately upon filing of such application
the Inspector of Taxicabs shall cause a notice to be published
in the official newspaper of the City, the cost of publishing
said notice shall be advanced in full by the applicant, and
said notice shall state that application has been filed for a
taxicab license, setting forth the name of the applicant, kind
of equipment, theownership of same, and all other pertinent data
set forth in said application which theCity Council may deem
necessary, and said publication shall constitute a notice to all
holders of the existing taxicab licenses that a publk!hearing
will be held by the Inspector of Taxicabs at a public place in
the City of Denton, Texas, to be designated, at a time given in
said notice, said designated time shall not beless than five
days nor more than fifteen days after date of the firet publi-
cation of said notice, and said notice, is to be published
for thres successive days. All holders of taxicab licenses or
any other citizen shall thereupon be entitled to file any comp-
laints or protests that said party may see fit. In all such
hearings the burden of proof shall be upon the applicant to
ostabiish by clear, cogent and convincing evidence that the
public convenience and necessity require such operation of the
vehicle or vehicles for which said application has been made.
(e) CERTIFICATE - If the Inspector of Taxicabs finds
from his investigation and hearing that the public convenience
and necessity justify the operation of the vehicle or vehicles
for which said license is desired he shall notify the applicant
IoU his finding, and within five days thereafter the applicant
shall furnish to the Inspector of Taxicabs any and all relevant
information which may be requiredy and if the Inspector of Taxi-
cabs then finds that the applicant is the owner of the vehicle
or vehicles for which license is desired, as the term "owner"
'is defined in this ordinance, he shall require of such applicant
a policy of insurance as hereinafter providedl and if he shall
further find that such policy of insurance has been filed, and
approved as hereinafter provided for, and arch vehicle or vehicles
comply with and the applicant has complied with all relevant ord-
inances of the City, and all rules and regulations established
to more effectively carry out the purpose and intent of this
ordinance, he shall issue his written certificate to the City
Secretary certifying that the public convenience and necessity
require "the operation of said taxicabs, or any less number there-
of' "Job the applicant desires and proposes to operate, and that
' said applicant is entitled to have said vehicle or vehicles
licenses as taxicabs upon complying with all other provisions
; of `this ordinance.
'(f) NOTICE - If the Inspector of Taxicabs finds from such
investigation and hearing that the public Convenience and nec-
' 'easity,.do:not justify the operation of the vehicle for which
ifoonse is desired, he Shall forthwith notify the applicant of,
said 'findinjo
(g) AMAL -,After the Inspector of Taxicabs has made Lis
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findings and has declared the eaaia, either the Applicant for
said lidene or`the oppo6int or,oppohdnts;o€' said 4 application
f shall tube'tih4`xight to,9ppeal•to the City douncil df the City
tlt ilantori, as hereinafter provided,
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(h) MAY REVOKE OR SUSPEND - Upon complaint against a
license filed by any person with the Inspector of Taxicabs, or
upon his own motion, charging violation of any of the terms-
of this ordinance, or any ordinances of the City of Denton, or
laws of the State of Texas regulating motor vehicles, the
Inspector of Taxicabs after giving five days notice of the
gound of said complaint to such licensee against whom complaint
is made, may hear evidence with reference to such complaint,
and after such hearing the Inspector of Taxicabs may revoke or
suspend the license for good cause shown.
(i) FINDINGS - After the Inspector of Taxicabs has heard
the complaint for the revocation or suspension of the license
of any owner of a taxicab, he shall make his findings and
declarethe same, and either the owner of such taxicab or the
complainant shall have the right to appeal to the City Council
as hereinafter set out.
(j) LICENSE CONTENTS - Said license shall state the year
for which it is issued, the name of the owner of said vehicle,
shall designate that said vehicle is a "Taxicab", shall state
the make of said vehicle, the engine number of said vehicle, and
the current license number of said vehicle, and shall state
the amount of license tax paid for the operation of said vehicle
and shall further state that the owner of said vehicle has de-
posited with the City an insurance policy for the protection
of the passengers thereof and of the general public as prov4.ded
for in this ordinance, and said license shall be signed by the
City Secretary, and countersigned by the Inspector of Taxicabs.
SBCTION 26-47 - PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE,
(a) REQUIRED - Before any license shall be issued to any
owner of a taxicab hereinbefore defined, or before any renewal
of licenses shall be granted, the owner shall be required to
file with the City Secretary, and thereafter keep in full force
and effect, a policy of public liability insurance approved by
the City Attorney executed by an insurance company duly authorized
to do business in the State of Texas, and performable in Denton
County, Texas, insuring the public against any loss or damage
that may result to any person or property fr rmn the operation of
such vehicle or vehicles, and the makimum amount of recovery in
such policy of insurance specified, shall not be loss than the
following sums, to witi
OV4 For total liability in any one accident for personal injuries
or death, $10100040,
/l!! r6r the injury or death of any one person in any one accident,
$10,000,00,
Pot injury or destruction of property in anyone accident,
$5j0006006
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° pROViDED, HOWEVER, that if it be shown to the satisfaction
of the rnepeotor of Mieabb that policies in the above amounts
cannot be obtained, then polioien in lessor amounts may be so&
cuttd`ind tiled in full compliance with the WYieions hereof,
f'. upon Certificate to~that offoot being filed with the City 6e6retary
by the Inspebtor.of T"Icabs,.and upoh approval of the stated
less r amounts by the City'AttMaya
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(b) EXCEPTIONS, EMPLOYEES - The above described public
liability insurance shall be for the protection of the passengers
of said vehicles and for the p blic, but shall not cover personal
injuries sustained by the servants, agents or employees of the
person as filing the same.
(c) CONTINUING - All policies of public liability insurance
shall contain a provision for a continuing liability thereon up
to the full amount thereof, notwithstanding any recovery thereon.
(d) JUDGMENT-EXECUTIONS - in the event of the return un-
satisfied of any execution issued on any final judgment rendered
against any such p<3rson, firm or corporation, in any action for
damages on account of injury to person or property occasioned
by the operation of any such motor vehicle, such person, firm
or corporation, iiithin ten days after the return of such execu-
tion unsatisfied, provided said judgment is still unpaid, shall
increase the amount of their insurance by the amount of such
judgment, and failing to do so shall forthwith cease the operation
of motor vehicles in the City until such additional insurance
is deposited or such judgment is paid.
(e) RELEASE OF INSURER - In the event that any insurer
may desire to be released from any insurance, it may give written
notice of such desire to the Inspector of Taxicabs at least
ten days before it desires its liability released, and the
Inspector of Taxicabs shall thereupon give written notice by
personal delivery or by mail to any such licensee, and demand
that said licensee,furnish new assurance before or upon the
expiration of the ten-day period above provided for and shall
discharge such first insurer from any liability which shall
accrue after the time of approval by the City Attorney of'auch
new policy that said licensee may file, or uhall discharge such
first insurer after the expiration of said ten-day period.
(f) CANCELLATION - And, PROVIDED FURTHER, in the event any
policy is so cancelled upon the request of the surety or insurer,
and no insurance policy is filed by said licensee before the
cancellation of said original assurance, then the license to
operate taxicabs granted to said licensee shall be automatically
revoked.
(g) CITY NOT LIABLE - And, PROVIDED FURTHER, that nei.thor
said City nor any officer thereof shall be held liable for the
pecuniary responsibility or solvency of any such insurer, or in
any manner become liable for any sum on accoi%nt of any such
claim ,or act or omission relating to any such motor vehicle,
-nor shahl the liability of the owner of any such motor vehicle
be in any manner limited or changed in connection with this
ordinance of such license or assurance but the judgment creditors
x~ havieiq Causes of actior►,sedured thereby shall be"authorized to
sue 4irectly on "such;pelidy of insurance without impieading the
' City-'of .DSnfon, and all persons known to any insurer to have
been ih3uied of damagod'in the same accident And claiming`damagps
thareuhder may be made parties without prioriay of Claim on
pay- Maniin any suit'bid or iratituted on account of such matters,
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before any license or renewal of license, to operate a taxicab
shall be issued, the ^.ity Secretary shall examine the Tax
Records of the City and ascertain whether or not the ad valorem
taxes assessed by the City against the vehicle or vehicles and
other equipment to be used in the business of the applicant have
been fully paid. If said ad valorem taxes have not been paid,
saic City Secretary shall refuse to issue the applicant such
license or renewal thereof until all of said ad valorem taxes
have been paid. If said ad valorem taxes have been paid said
City Secretary shall issue to said applicant for license a
license or renewal thereof for each and every vehicle as shown
by the certificate as provided for in this ordinance filed with
him by the Inspector of Taxicabs to operate such vehicle or
vehicles over the streets of the City as a Taxicab, upon payment
by said applicant of the license and inspection fees hereinafter
provided for. in no event shall a license or certificate be
issued without a certificate of public convenience and necessity
having been issued for same by the Inspector of Taxicabs, and
if any license is issued without said certificate said license
shall be void and of no effect.
(b) It shall be the duty of every owner of every taxicab
op3rated within the City to render all vehicles or other equip-
ment used in such business, and a failure to render for and to
pay such lad valorem taxes to the City before they become delinquent
shall operate as a revocation of any license or permit rutheri-
zing the operation over the public streets, alleys an? ways of
the City of any such taxicab.
(c) No permit or license or renewal thereof authorizing
the operation of any such taxicabs on the streets, alleys and
ways of the City shall ever be issued if any delinquent taxes
are due the City upon any taxicab for which such permit or
license or renewal thereof is sought or if the owner there of
has failed to render saa.a for ad valorem taxation.
SECTION 26-49 - LICENSE AND INSPECTION FEE
-0o order to defray a part of the expense necessary to
provide surveillance, supervision and inspection of taxicabs
required under the terms and Fi ovisions of this ordinance,
there is hereby levied a licensa and inspection fee of $15.00
per annum for each taxicab so operated plus $2C.00 per annum,
which fee shall be collected from every person, firm or torpor-
aiion owning and operating taxicabs on the streets of the City,
by %he City Secretary before said license or renewal thereof
is Issued. Said fee shall be payable in advance on an annual
basis, and shall be duo and payable for any year not later than
'the let day of January of any year such fee to cover the ca.Lendar
yehr, if a license to operate any tayicab is granted during a
current year the fee shall be paid for the balance of the year
ending Dececaber 31st.' Iii the event a taxicab on which the fee
has been paid for the then current year is sold, wrockod,or
destroyed, the ownar'thereof shall have the right to replace
A 4 id,tax+cab`,with anJthar„ and upon written application to the
Inspector. of.',"axidabb,''the licensq and inspection fee therefor
j" paid on said iixicab' 96 suld, wrecked, or destroyed shall be
, - iaidia &ppiieabie to the vehicle designated to replace such taxi-
:_cabs,.eo sold, ,wrecked or destroyed, and the licensee shall
surrender the license cartificate;on the vehicle so sold,
,wrecked or,destioysd,before redsived d~-tew license certificate,
incase any licensee shall lose his
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license certificate, said licensee shall forthwith and before
doing any further business procure a duplicate license certifi-
cate from the City Secretary, and shall pay for such duplicate
license certificate the sum of one Dollar ($1.00). There shall
not in any event be any refund of license and inspection fees
paid under this ordinance. The fees shall be paid to the City
Secretary who shall issue a receipt therefor on a form prepared
by him fog that purpose.
SECTION 26-50 - USED BY LICENSEE ONLY, AND APPROVED CHAUFFERS
No taxicab for which a license shall have been issued shall
be operated by any one except the licensee thereof, or any
employee properly qualified, and approved by the Inspector of
Taxicabs. Licensee shall obtain the name, address and last
place of employment of each and every licensed chauffeur apply-
ing for work before hiring him; and Further said licensee shall
forthwith furnish to the Inspector of Taxicabs the name and
address of every licensed chauffeur before his being hired, and
of every licensed chauffer that may be discharged.
SECTION 26-51 - TRANSFER OF LICENSE
No license issued under the terms of this ordinance shall
be transferred to any other person, nor shall such license be
u4ed for the operation of any vehicle except for the vehicle
for which said license is issued.
SECTION 26-52 - LICENSE POSTED IN CAB
The license issued for the operation of a taxicab under
the terms of this ordinance shall be posted within said taxicab
in a conspicuous place, and it shall be a violation of this
ordinance for a failure to do so.
SECTION 26-53 - OWNEP.'S NAME ON CAB
Every taxicab shall have painted, or affixed by decal on
the door of the cab the name of the owner or the trade name
under which the owner operates, together with the owner's
to number, and the cab number; and the number of the cab
ant, tha telephone number of the owner shall be affixed upon the
rear of all such vehicles. All the lettering mentioned in this
paragraph shall be not less then two inches in height, and not
less than one-fourth (h) inch in stroke.
SECTION`26-54 - RIGHTS OF PASSENGERS
Any driver employed to cazry passengers to a definite
point shall take the most direct route _ possible that will
earry; the'pa6ithgera safely',and expeditiously to their ~2estination.
t SECTION 26-55 - FARES TO BE CHA{tt+eD,- RATES
.~~t. jt"Shall, beziunl&4ful,for any pe.isori to cb"ergs more for
a i:anporting paiset►ge"rs for Mira withih the City thaf~ provided
following soh'edulaE
!'role , Lone' 1` to another point in zone 1
;4' ~1?i'oat`26ta 1 tit z one 2 i . . . . 0.75
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jam, tl. q ♦ 1 • •~r' 1
From Zone 1 to Zone 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00
From Zone 2 to Zone 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.75
From Zone 2 t~ Zone 2 crossing Zone 1 . . . . . 0.85
From Zone 2 to Zone 3 . . . . . . . . . . . 1.00
From Zone 3 to Zone 1 . . . . . . . . . 1.00
From Zone 3 to Zone 2 . . . . . . . . . . . 1.00
From Zone 3 to Zone 3 crossing intervening..!. . 1.20
zones
The above schedule of rates shall apply to the first
passenger, and a fee of thivty cents (304) for each additional
passenger shall be the maximum charge where the additional
passenger or passengers are picked up at the same point and
are transported to the same point as the first passenger.
In the case of children between the ages of 6 and 12 years
of age the fare charged shall be one-half ('h) that of an adult
fare.
SECTION 26-56 - FARES POSTED
There shall be posted in a conspicuous placo on the inside
of each licensed taxicab, in addition to the license issued to
licensee required by this ordinance, a card showing the rates
charged by said taxicab. There shall also be placed in a con-
spicuous place inside of each licensed taxicab a card bearing
the name and chauffeur's license number of the driver of said
taxicab as issued to him by the city Secretary.
SECTION 26-57 - FARES MUST BE PAID
It shall be unlawful for any person to refuse to pay the
legal fareof any of the vehicles mentioned in this ordinance
after havi.sy hired the same.
SECTION 26-58 - RECEIPTS TO PASSENGERS
It shall be unlawful forthe driver of any taxicab ul3on
receiving full payment cf a fare to refuse to give a receipt
upon the request of any passenger making said payment.
SECTION 26-59 - EXCESSIVE FARES
It shall be unlawful for the owner or driver of any taxicab
to refuse to convey a passenger at the rate specified on the
rate card displayed in said taxicab, or demand or receive an
amount in excess of the rates displayed on said card. Except,
that such owner or driver may refuse to convey a passenger
than being guilty of misconduct or a,breach of the peace.
SECTION 26-60 - CRUISING
No driver shall 6r'uise.in.search of passengers at any
tithe; and whenevek a taxicab 'is unoccupied:the driver shall
sproLad it, once.by the most direct:: route; to the garage where
the vehiale'is housed, or to the license6le nearest taxicab
titand orlot.
SECTION 26,61 - SOLICITING
rt shall be 'unlawful for any owner or driver of any taxicab,
of fok 'etsy `othlr 'person, to leek or aoiidit patrons 6r pesseftt
gors`for Any,sueh taxicab by wotd or by sign' diredtly or'in-
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directly while driving any such taxicab over, through, or in
any public street or public place of the City or while same is
parked on any public street or alley of the City or to repeat-
edly or persistently drive any taxicab through, over or on
any public streets or places of the City, except in response to
calls by patrons for said taxicab, or while actually transport-
ing passengers therein.
SECTION 26-62 - LOCATION OF TAXICABS
(a) No taxicab shall be located upon any street of the
City except upon permit therefor issued by the Inspector of
Taxicabs, after application by any owner setting forth the
place where said nand is desired to be placed and the number
of cabs to be kept at such Ilace. Any such permit may be re-
voked at any time by the Inspector of Taxicabs, after hearing,
after five days notice to the owner, nn his own motion or on
the application of any interested party.
(b) After the Inspector of Taxicabs has held hearing for
the granting of a permit for location of any taxicab stand
upon any street in the City, or for the revocation of any such
permit, he shall make his finding and declare the same and either
the owner or any interested party shall have tha right to appeal
to the City Council, of the City of Denton as hereinafter provided.
SECTION 26-63 - LICENSED CHAUFFEURS
(a) It shall be unlawful for any person to drive or operate
or cause to be driven or operated, any taxicab for hire upon
or over the streets of the City of Denton unless the driver of
said taxicab shall have obtained a chauffeur's license issued
by the City Secretary.
(b) All licensed chauffeurs when operating a taxicab must
keep themselves clean in person and dress, and they must dis-
play the card issued to them by the City Secretary in said taxicab.
(c) APPLICATION - Any person desiring to obtain a chauffeur's
license to operate a taxicab shall file with the Inspector of
Taxicabs application therefor on blanks to be furnished by said
Inspector, giving his name, age, present address and place of
employment during the past three years, with the reason for
leaving such employment; and whether such applicant has ever
been convicted of a violation of a motor vehicle, traffic or
criminal law of the City of Denton or the State of Texas, giving
particulars of each offense charged. Two photographs, front
and side view, of the applicant shall be made at the direction
of the Inspector of Taxicabs.
(d) INVESTIGATION - The Inspector of Taxicabs is hereby
` authorized and directed in considering such application for
chauffeur'a licensebc~ make such investigation as the City Council
iuAy deem necessary to determine the fitness of the applicant
for chauffeur's license, and if said Inspector finds that said
applicant is disqualified to drive a taxicab for hire on the.'
streets of th6'City,of Denton, it ehall,bs the duty of said
Inspeotorof taxicabs to refuse to issue certificate, of recom-
mendation for much license. `In no event shall'a chauffeur's
license be issued to arty person who has been convicted of the
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violation of any of the criminel laws of the State of Texas,
or the ordinances of the City cf Denton, involving moral
turpitude, nor shall any license be Lisued to any person under
twenty-one years of age.
(e) CERTIFICATE - If the Inspector of Taxicabs finds that
applicant should be granted a chauffeur's license he shall issue
his written certificate to the City Secretary certifying such
fact and recommending the issuance of license.
(f) NC-ICE - If the Inspector of Taxicabs finds from in-
vestigation that applicant should be refused a chauffeur's
license he shall forthwith notify the applicant of such finding.
(g) APPEAL - After the Inspector of Taxicabs has made
his finding, and has declared the same, the applicant for said
license shall have the right of appeal to the City Council,
as hereinafter provided.
(h) MAY REVOKE OR SUSPEND - Upon complaint by any person
filed by any person against a driver with the Inspector of
Taxicabs, or upon his own motion, charging violation of any of
the terms of this ordinance or any ordinances of the City, or
laws of the State of Texas regulating motor vehicles, or for
other good cause, the Inspector of Taxicabs, after gi%7ng fiv
days notice of the ground of said complaint to such driver
against whom complaint is made, may hear evidence with reference
to such complaint, and after such hearing the Inspector of 'Taxi-
cabs may revoke or suspend the license issued by the city to
such person to drive or operate a taxicab for good cause shcwti.
(i) APPEAL - After the Inspector of Taxicabs has heard
the complaint forthe revocation or suspension of a lice."se, }za
shall make his findings and declare the same, and either the
said driver or the complainant shall have the right to appeal
to the city Council as hereinafter provided.
(j) METHOD OF APPEAL - In any instanrm!~ where an appeal is
permitted herein from a decision or determination of any zattez
by the Inspector of Taxicabs, to the city Council, such shall
be perfected within ten days from thn drtC of -ca e1 decision by
letter from the person making such appeal addressed to -t,
honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Denton statir,.i
that an appeal £xcn; ' dec c:n ,f t:h: ^ctn of Taxicabs
is desired to the City Council as a whole, and stagy y the
decision appealed from, and the date thereof. Tho City Council
as soon as practicable after receiving such notice of appeal
shall grant slid appellant a hearing, and after such hearing
shall modify, sustain or reverse the findings or decision of
the Inspector of Taxicabs, and shall forthwith certify its
decision to the Inspector of Taxicabs and to the appellant for
observance. If no appeal is taken from the findings or decision
made by.,the Inspector of Taxicabs within the time provided here-
in,` the'deeision of 'the Inspector of Taxicabs shall be finals
k tmx6N 26-6i. - CUMULATIVE
This ordinance, shall be supplementary to and cumulative of
all other subsisting ordinances of the City of DOA toe governing
the operation of vehield" but aay ordinances or Putts thereof
1h `cOhf#ict herewith sha t be and aft hereby repealed.
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SECTION 26-64 - CURRENT DRIVERS
(a) Any person operating taxicabs as herein defined, and
prior to the passage and approval of this ordinance, shall
have thirty days from and after its passage and approval within
which to maze application for permit as herein provided, and
to otherwise comply with the requirements of this ordinance,
and no fines or other penalties shall be assessed against such
person, firm or corporation during such period for violation
of any provisions herein contained.
(b) Any person driving a taxicab as herein defined, and
prior to the passage and approval of this ordinance, shall have
fifteen days from and after its passage and approval within
which to make application for chauffeur's license as herein
provided, and to otherwise comply with the requirements of this
ordin:.nce, and no fines or other penalties shall be assessed
against such person during such period for violation of any
provisions herein contained.
SECTION II.
The chauffeur's license when issued shall not be trans-
ferable, and same shall be for a perk` of not to exceed one
year, and each license shall cease and terminate on the 31st
day of December following the date of such issuance. No fee
shall be charged for such license.
SECTION III.
PENALTY - Any person, firm, corporation, association or
partnership violating any provision of this ordinance shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by a fine of not more than $2o0.00 aria every
day any such violation continues shall constitute a separate
offense.
SECTICN IV.
VALIDITY - If any section or provisions of any section of
this ordinance shall be held to be void, ineffective or uncon-
stitutional, the holling of any such section or provisions of
any section to be v#'oid, ineffective or unconstitutional for
any cause whatsoever shall not affect the validity of the re-
maining section and provisions of this ordinance.
SECTION V.
REPEAL - All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith shall be and are hereby repealed, and Sections 26-43
"through 26-62 of the existing Code of ordinances are hereby
eitp!`l'tg`.iy repealed.
SV4TION VI ,
PUMICATI6N'AND MtCTIVE DATE That this ordinance shall
bedome' etkictiVe fourtee,t (14) days from the date of its pae?age,
" and the City Secretary s hereby directed to cause the caption
' of this Ordinin-ce to be published twiea.'in the Denton RaeOrd-
Chronicle within ten (10) days of the date of its paesagao
page 12
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PASSED AND APPROVED this 0.d'/! day of February, A. D.
1967.
A. N 440ty . ~ Mayor pr,r Tem
city of Denton, Texas
ATTEST-
s Holt, City Secretary
City of Denton, Texas
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
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Jayk Q. Barton, City Attorney
ty of Denton, Texas
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N150 Eagles bring major
college luolba.l, basaeb
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tennis to Donlon, At I_•ft, the Eagles are
shown in an erciling f f 1'
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DENTON, TEXAS
AN EDUCATION - RESEARCH CENTER
As the center of state-supported higher education in the Dallas and Fort Worth metropolitan areas, Denton has
priceless resources in North Teas State University and Texas Woman's University. Denton's 17,000 plus sfu-
dents and over 850 university faculty members provide an intellectual and cultural stimulant that makes Denton
a dynamic city abreast of the 20th century. Over 4D0 Denton citizens hol earned Doctoral Degrees.
Denton Normal School was opened to students early TEXAS WOMAN'S UNIVERSITY is an important, nn-'
in the year of 1890. Seventy-five years and five name tionatiy recognized accredited institution which pro
changes later, NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY vides a supe'riof education in scores of fields. The
is one of Texas' most significant institutions of higher Univenity, consists of various component colleges and
education, offering bachelors, masters, and doctoral schools, and offers unparalleled opportunities for
degrees in broad and diversified areas of study. general and specialized training of homemakers and
NTSU has embarked on a master building program fop women careerists. This exclusive woman's univer•
that will doAle the physical plant. Excellence in sity, located on a 220-ac're campus, is the homa of
education, blended with diversified social offerings, more than 4,000 women who gather from all parts of
the globe to seek degrees from its eight schools of
creates the university atmosphere that attr,rots over higher education. Throughout the years, TWU has
14,000 students to seek degrees in one of thoo six made an outstanding contribution to higher learning
outstanding schools of NTSU, in Texas,
if Screntilk role arch, both
A basic and applied, Is am res,
portent parr P1 the educa•
r s focal and WMIrIal fwo•
? da'ioae ro os{ basic tcon•
v i r 0". If car well to she
K r Major factor In this aria's
future develamment. Every
forward • looting city and
region mart pbue money so-
",ti tC bask restinh to smuts t^..
Its future. To'latensily the
hwt of praduare work art ' ,c"`tl•'-
research in IAe earlu•Dsn•
ton-Fort wonh Irtanpro,
Will end Twit are on"btrf
•c of the Inlerur7rersity (our- ` 'J'
t, t s
off which wc, chatted In
e Its first riot of wtiarttiolicn ` ~ Ih fK
by Or. lahn A. Culnn, PnsM aE .y S ,
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TEXAS WOMAN'S UNIVERSITY
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CVIWf1 Is a r1(inlmlM
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1 possess. The @felity c(
music, drams, teclurel,
and the art, it eremplt••~
lied by such groups as + T
the internatiorally
known TWU Choreliers -t
and the piaFpiout NT-
'i SU A Capp!lla Choir, C
The tittle Chapel in the t. Woods at TNU is visited
6y Ihpusalds ennuelly, { Y
Sorts of wedd,ngt have f T,;
3 been hrtd within the + s` r
conches of :hit archi. t
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pictured here to it,.
Wile the matvr, Iredi-
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TWV and NTSU
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DYNAMIC
DENTON,
TEXAS
lot) of the golden triangle
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jai jrntli o► 5e6 nw i enw MQ to oWmmt hmm y
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DENTON. a c:!y in which D E N 1, O N
* the daily newspaper has a 64-page capacity
press.
* cor•:tlunify obligations met.
* 25 building permits for church expansion have
been issued in the Iasi 5 years.
* the city and county governments have a budget t'
surplus. '
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* an "A" or "AA" rating on its bonds is given by ,wU
Moody's and Sfandar and Poor's.
* a large number of highly trained Doctors and R s c..'b..
Dentists, including ov2speciar.sis, are here. nnu
* overall growth is vuided by r 25•year Master
Plan of municipal 'improvernents.
* you can ship outbound freight on the TAP, the
Katy, Santa Fe or numerous freight limes includ•
ing Central or depart on Contidenal U01.
ways But wifh 6 daily round trips to Pallas.
>t an efficient fully accredited hospital that Is
doubling its capecity of 120 beds dsr'ng the
year as a result of a secant bond election .
sizable hospitals at both universities supplemer;t
this total.
* all eix of its mayor financial institutions are
housed in new buildings.
with a fax decrease, It: home county has seen
an increase in tlse value of real eshfe In fen
years from $32,000,000 to au excess of $64, I 1,1101 elm
400,000.
* she agricA:ral distrlcf extension offices for a
Wrisleen county area ore located. s«r,.im
ii. Avafo (the Selwyn School) and public
r; '.ffdrd a quality education.
more thtst 68% of its high school graduates go
fd College.
fain is an average of 26 sfudents per teacher
i;. P classrCOm.
Ran.°Ir
* rsian million-doll firms picked Denton in fho or°v. rM
QQaasf three year! as their now home or branch.
[wo from San Fr sneiseo, ens from Chicago, and
from Kansat. New ent00ymenfs over 600.
* Downtown Callas 4 only 40 minutes away by
,Sfemmons Expresswa' l id ¢orf Worth is only
. 45 minutes away on Wghw3y1317. lallu
It. Worth
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- w~.~.^ - r•+ such firms as F.M.C. r
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Fmerece, aS well as one
y F, Y - T nissr r i• of the nation's most
I6 REa^p•R ...T. ~rf, moderrn n brick lanh-
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IN DENTON . . . the uma Things still exist which made Moon business
forms, one of our nation's targnt corporations, locate their Southern Kegienel F
Neadouartero for 16 atatu In 1946 . . .
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Contort County Is one of
4 i ' ' of the most diversified
a..• "r's ,'s% . eirkulturd counties In
Texas. In addition to Ito
Dentcn'a munlcti Will. five major crops of cot•
ties operation li public-
ly ^ 4 y fort, corn, whn}, ate,
people a e 0 1by all m m. the S• ` ~~}4"l1 end liters sorphuna, the
cr"t spiraled and
wind r eperdsd~ and county his. ~ of the
INndly admin dared, Grade 'A' dairies In the
the munlctppd utimy h~ 0
nhrnad T undreds of f arms. In all, Haiti
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Ihouesnds of doges N and sgrkiii pro.
IuA gar to the psis 67 , dude and programs eu
NM 1, land ~M
thee5y Yelped to keep count For an annual 1n•
DDeonlon flses ew, . `,s ° i ':si., soma of over 3]],000:
v i DOD.
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It tidur Inferur lies fa rodaa, hersfi riding and horse
Novo . of If It h in the wMer sports of fishing, ew lm•
kis" 1l; I'm , boating, end Nmping . . . or in the sports
of 5awlind, hostile, hitting, and golfing You *[If be - n
plradN with the factlities in Donlon.
R To romper the smartie"
d oufdoor excitement,
holes In the ki of
one of Damon'} private
's clubs or ii In
ene of the 40 prus de.
' Ilghtful resteunnh . , .
' of enjoy a movie d one
of five pleasant then
or just tells let
the comfort or one of
fits 430 plus beautl-
fur new mold rooms
R now In 0* ..4f.
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With Interstate Highway 3SE completed from Dal.
as and 35W soon to connect from Fort Worth,
Denton sits at tht apex of a megalopolis-one of
the fastest growing industrial, economic, and popu•
lotion complexes in the nation. Far from "just sib
ting" at this apex, Denton is an aggressive and
dynamic city due to a mature and responsible busi.
no$$ leadership and citizenry of over 33,000 people
that are alert to Choir community as well as their
individual responsibilities,
By every indfcafor-population, building permits,
~t~)lt(~ postal receipts, bank deposits, industrial jobs -
f I' Denton reflects a healthy gruwth. The city's gradual
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ascension toward a top rung on Texas' economic
ladder is aihibufed partly to the steadying in-
fluences of governmental activity which includes
a
the year-by-year expansion of the two State-sup•
ported universities, and partly because of such
environmental factors as its location in a diversified
agricultural region, its proximity to two great met-
ropolitan areas, its proximity to three of Texai
X~ largest reservoirs jGarra-Litfle Elm, Grapevine, and
Lake Texomaj, its highway and fransportafion f5ci-
lities, its mild climate, and the less tangible but in-
fluential aspecfs of social, cultural and educational
advantages that have prompted professional or
"white collar" workers to choose Denton as a place
of residen:e.
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To live in Dcnton is to enjoy the openhanded
friendliness and wholesomeness of a dynamic North
Teas c{+y, with the culture and influence of a col-
r a~ ,
lege community-all this within a forty-minute ride,
to two major airports, as well as any other need in tR 4 .
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Dallas or Fort Worth.
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Whether you are now a Denton resident or are
thinUng about moving your plant or family and Y~
living here in the dynamic North Central Texas
area I
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Whether you are one of our 5,000 ca.unty
commuters to Dallas or to Fort Worth.
or work in Denton in one of our over 52 '"1 !
diversified manufacturing plants, 12 of
which each employ,75 or more people,
or represent one person of the 23,540 in
our county's productive labor pool
, or are one of the faculty members of our
two Universities .
It is good to review WHAT MAKES DENTON
SUCH AN UNUSUAL CITY in which to live
-to go to school-to raise a family-or-in which
to operate a manufacturing plant
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Donlon it the We of the first FEDERAL
UNDCRGROUND REGIONAL CONIROL
CENTER to he built in the United 4
j Valet. The 72,700,eM center recemly
for
Grit 1 -n ope ulie+U in e 5 !tall
area and Rriiooaf Office hr Emergency ,
Dal- Planning. In addition, it homes stand, 3 1 Jl ,Orth
by Rurten far 75 lode+al agencies
localed in the Southwest. ^try~~ '0e v r , ,i l e~* j f{ A OI
+1+~ arA RrY~,l I e ~1 r~ r~1 opu-
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trhe and anorpotte teadirshlp k the a tiF n~ it •f~' al or +
1100,900 knd-purAme sift tlmsderwrt• lace
1111' 1y IN C"tsenl for the UNION sw ='+re n a,;'. f~ rf A%,'; p
1tAft SCHOOL teAkh Is home far q a k+ • n yp v -r fie" >
!,710 students. sfltce s alad was Uek-
$A .M 611 aaa-mild colnDlle In loll. ! ~ fi»,~,, e i i
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am 1000 redkated topple 1"teyed 1e eh ► }k
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KEY TO BUILDINGS -
L~Schools
i. Denton Senlar High School f-5
2. Denton Junior High School If-5;
3. Sam Hwsfon E'ementary (h•S)
<y 4. Newton Raynor Elementary (e4)
100 1V 51 Fred Moore High Sol ool
r and Elemenbryry (h•7}
0 6. Robert E. Lee Elementary (g•7)
7. Stonewall Jachoo Elementary (e-7)
8. Woodrow Wilson Elements (fa9)
k 9. Jefferson Darts Elementary
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* Denton Chamber of Commerce (9.6)
N Denton Municipal Building (9-6)
r Denfoh Post Office (g-7)
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All, the t3mmerc1. Exnrlenl title, power, water and labor
evtihDle. a;.
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NTSY A10 lil au6111e11 conoultaliams and 4xidoolvo research ~tl
are it Into 811106 10 the community.
Numerous retro0lond facilifias Including henaback riding, water
IpotNf geihng, hunrinll.. rbteo6 IIICCh scheol and college
alhryl It competition, aiatres ante cult list programs, ^y,
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xclive drrt WpenizWon6 and ``tube oilenelnmint, eMnlleol
nlldennd mere, and private scfieo6
Over 32 D00 Ovic•minded dtisena, al exemplified be 1:936 Unite!
Fu "41 6100,000 hind purchase ppub •tlset for Oemue :I'll
Wua141np11,111u kh0ol Ore let9, GOOQ 6,- llt clm.
Nolible seWevementl Da~ rchants wr,o seek to odernize dewn• wnrrown rot, a,d NDur;h.p l ~D tv,en that tontinUl }0
expend,
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grams.
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0 f N T O N, T E X A S Derdils of outorandleg tommunlatlfone, nroduttlve fiber, and
li l living for rnplavHe,
A"repo Iempertture 61 degrlsq average ralnfell 01,1 inchnr
aveupa Wilshire qCr days.
S Its of INI ledeMl underground control tenter in a rive slala
nylon.
SCALE IN FEET
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PARTICULAR INTERESTS AND RECUIREMENTS,
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Executive 4iee•President
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In consideration of un agreed premium payable in advance the Bond described above is hereby continued In { %
force for the period Indicated. Continuation Is subject to the condition that the maximum aggregate liability of the
Surety under the Bond and any and all continuations thereof shall in no event exceed the amount of liability shown
herein, This certificate shell be valid only when executed by an attorney-In-fact of the Surety.
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TRINITY UNIVERSAL INSURANCE COMPANY
DALLAS. TEXAS
TEXAS STATUTORY PERFORMANCE BOND
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That ___M
TOM W. DAVIS DBA DAVIS BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANYL Box 1160.
Denton, Texas
( Hereinafter called the Principal as Principal, and TRINITY UNIVERSAL
INSURANCE COMPANY, Dallas, Texas, (Hereinafter celled the Surety) as Gurety
are held and firmly bound unto Mayor of Denton. Denton,_Texae
(Hereinafter called the
Obligee,) in the amount of Forty Thousand, seven hundred nin ety, three
and 601100 -------------------------------------------------------(Dollars)
40,793, 6o ) for the payment whereof, the said principal and
Surer bind erase vi es; and their heirs, administrators, executora,
successors, and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by'these presents.
WHEREAS, the Principal has entered i„}n a certain written contract
with the Obligee, dated the 15th day of February , 3961 , to
Furnish all labor and materials for the construction of meeting rooms for
the Denton Community Building, Denton, Texas,
which contract is hereby referred to and made a part hereof as fully and to
the same extent as if copied at length herein,
NOWO THEREFORE, THE CONDITION OF THIS OBLIGATION IS SUCH, That if
the said Principal ahall faithfully perform the work in accordance with the
plans, specifications and contract documents, then this obligation shall be
voidE otherwise to remain in full force and effect,
PROVIDED, HOWEVER, thet this bond is executed pursuant to the pro"
visions of Article 5160 of the Revised Civil StPtutes of Texas as amended
by Acts of the 56th Legislatur9, Regular Session, 1959, and all liabilities
on this bond shall be determined i.n accordance with the provisions of said
Article to the some extent as if it were copied at length herein,
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said Prinaipal and Surety have signed and
saal6d this instrument this ,1_ah day of February 196~„~,.
TOM W, DAVIS DBA DAVIS BROTHERS
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
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TRINITY VNIVER INSURANCE COMPANY
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POWER OF ATTORNEY
KNOW Alt ATM SY T' 'ESE PRESENTS.
Thai TRINITY UNIVERSAL INSUPANCI COMPANY, a Tuat Corporation, in pufsuenca of eutharity g,an,ed by shot at,lalA rnolu Yon odepttd of
a regular mooting of 14 board of DLaclas, hold of the office of the Company, in the City of Dallas, Texas, OA Ike twenty•thhd day of January, 1937
and of whits the following Is a true, fir;! and toMplFta soffit
r laglved Thai the P,aidens, any Vito Sesideai, or ony Sauefoiy of this Company be and they vo Sanity sw0orhed and ampewrred It woks, taeauta
and dollva In 1•.eheH of Iho Company unto suck goon or Persona raiding within the Unitad $taia of America, as they may plat. Its Power of Altdmo/ can.
pitvting and aPPPeDlnllnyy Ds<k seek ,son ill Anavylia III Wilk N" ewer end authority to mats, execute and dellc, la Is, in Its name and In Is, boholf, *a
surely, en pnicula Mod or WA amaking that map b reyulrod In Ike rystiflod t,00, , under Iwh limitations and re,lrlpiant, both es fe nolu,o at suck bands
of Yaderits lrrgqs and 96 to limit' of liebilhy N be I.nsenaken by Al Company, at said ef3ears may nsem slope,, the Allow, of ruck bonds N wndenaktngs Dole *4
limits of Itabl;ly to which uA Powell DI allerner mss be rankled, is be in sash Imlemce e9#6 14,11 in such Power of AllerafY."
emended at a regular meeting of is, board of Ditectwys hold at the olpce of tie 'ompany, in the City of Dopler Texas, an the sevaaieenih day of
00abef, 1967, and of which the following is a Irua, Nil cod complete copy.
111INVED, That any and all Attamoys Infact and officers A the Compvy Including Autstemt Seeelutet, whetlse, or not As Peaniny Of abaMl, be and are
hereby tulhortrad and empowered to orb}r at ve,ify aop;oa of No DYkaws of the CompM .911 I raslufon of the Due<sas, having Is do w4 the
e.uut;on of bond,, roro9nlxenen, eunrrears of mdemmry, and all all or writings obl,gp,,v Pa Rho naetun Iaherool, a with reaerd to The powers of any of ohs officers
of the Cempe nil w of Alto, ntysrIn-fact.
RESOLVED, not the signature of any of the persons desuibed In h t forogo;np nsoluUon maY be faulmdo slanetv,es a }l.sd or ,Produced by any form of
typing, printing, stamping of e:hor ,production ai the mama of the por,ena AAerolnabove eulho0ed.
don hereby nomhmte, tomst4wty Ord appolnii
Ma Go RAMEY OR TERRELL We KINOg III - DEETTONg TEXAS
Its true end lawful Attorney•Im-Fats, to make, execute, seal and deliver for and an Its behalf, at surety In the United States of Amerltol
Any and ail bonds provided the penal sum of no one bond extesds----------------------------------------•
ONF MILLION AND NO/100-----------------(61.9000000900) DOLLARS
and to be given for the following p aposas only, to•wh; GucranteNng the !idol Ito of poruns holding places or public or private trust; Guaranteeing
the performance of contracts for public of privates constructlon, Inclvding supply contracts) a,d Al other bonds and undertaking: required or permitted
PROVIDEU Mat era bid or proposal bond Is to be executed "re Ike omounf of the estimated conrrt.d Is In excess of
ONR lRLT,ION AND NO/100-,0-.-.-r-aa-m-mo ow(.p000g00:1o00) DOLLARS
and
PROVIDED, No authority is ext3nd4d for the executun of Open Penalty Bonds
No authority Is gluon is execute Ono boned wherein soid'c ilarneyiA•PoEt'dppaan as a party at intorest alther as primcoal or obliges.
And the execution of such bends at unde,teklnxs In PwrlwaflN 0 lhece PrasaMS, ehan be as binding open Ike said Campony, 06 fully and amply, to
an Intense eAd purpose, m if Ihey had Men viy executed and xvknawladged by the /agwlarty elected efheas at the sold Company at ifs office in
Cellos, Taxes, i", lhdr own proper Patient.
In wftnest whanef, TRINITY UNIVERSAL INSUIIANC9 COMPANY has eeu%d Its corporate seal Is be hereto affixed and thou proloAts to be dwly
asacutad by lit papa Official OIL 10th day of December 19 ,
Afloat TRINITY UNiVIRIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
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Go Yee DUM11leg Secretary"Id
(SIAt) r;,it'Erank M. Wilmer. Vide Prsaident~
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0e At$ day prsenen appeared before me, a Moiety Public, In and ter roe County of Dallas, the abate nomod ellica el TRINITY UNiVIRSAI
INSURANCI COMPANY, who, being duly twat" ►y nab did depose end toy that he it tot laid officer of Iha Company alartlald, end Ihal the seal
offices! 00 iht pecadl"I tnelfutnmi Is the eorptfate tool of the said Company, and that the Will separator seat end his algnelwe as such itWeen
were July effWed end eubstitbod ill 1hh# sold Tndtumtnf by Ihi authority end difli of the laid Company.
Whets it,? Mna'end Itaf, Ihti~ ll „day of December
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Julie 1s 196Tjd CD He OASON0JR0 Netery public
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1' efgnad, Sdcfotafy of TRINITY UNIVERSAL INSURANCE COMPANY, do hope sy catlfy Ihai the orlolnof POWER OF
ib fW,N the foraooing is a full, true and aaffocf tolly, was slonwf by the 0!ftcaro and Notary Publid *bass names arc shown about and
Q9►'d'+.y(A rYi0 god affect. >
a~ In 1 Intel 1 w f+oreunle subsaribod msl neRe and atliwed the toewifie seat of the OnI tbls
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6119 ClUkArIFiCAtION
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STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF DENTON
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this day of
February , A.D. 19A2_, by and between 7y-,m b. navies
d/b/a Davis BroC ers, Contractors, Denton, Texas
of the County of Denton , Stake of Texas, Party of the First
Part, hereinafter called CONTRACTOR, and the City of Denton, Texas,
a municipal corporation, of the County of Denton, State of Texas,
Party of the Second Pait, hereinafter called OWNER,
WITNESSETHs
That for and in consideration of the payments and agreements
hereinafter mentioned to be made and performed by owner, and under
the conditions expressed in the bond bearing even date herewith,
the Contractor hereby agrees with Owner to commence and complete
the construction of certain improvements described as follows
(1) a Central water Chilling Plant building •:nd appurtenant
equipments and (2) meeting rooms for the Denton Community
Buildings
ane all extra work in connection therewith, under the terms as
stated in the Invitation for Bids, Proposal, and information and
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$peoial instructions to Bidders, and General Conditions of Agre6-
ment attached.hereto and hereby made `a pert of this contract by
reference the same as if set forth at length Lereint and at Con-
tractor's own proper cost and expense to furnish all materials,
supplies, machinery, equipment, tools, supervision, labor, insur-
ance and other accessories and services necessary to complete the
said construction in accordance with the conditions and prices
stated in the proposal attached hereto, and in accordance with
the conditions and prices stated in the proposal, and in accordance
with all the General Conditions of Agreement, and in accordance
with the plans, which include all maps, plats, blueprints and other
drawings and printed or written explanatory matter thereof, and
specifications therefor, as prepared by the City Engineer of the
City of Denton, Texas, each of which has been identified by the
endorsement of the Contractor and the said City Engineer therein.
Contractor hereby agrees to commence work within ten (10)
days after the date written notice shall have been given to com-
mence, and to substantially complete said work within 120 calendar
Mawk*W days after the date established in the written notice to
commence work.
Owner agrees to pay the Contractor in current funds for the
performance of the construction of the work in accordance with
the proposal submitted therefor, subject to additions and deductions,
ea provided in the General Conditions of Agreement, and to make
payments on account thereof as provided therains
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed trie Agree-
ment in duplicate in the year and on the date first above
written.
TOM W, ^AVIS
d&A DAVIS BROTHERS. CONTRACTORS
Contractor
ATTEST,
by,
TOM W. DAVIS
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, OWNER
by,4J
Warren Whitson, Jr op Mayor
City of Denton, Texas
A", ST,
B a !bit, City Secretary
C ty of Denton, Texas
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APPROM AS Tb LEGAL FORM,
'J 10 Barton, City Attorney
ty of Denton, Texaa
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
A CENTRAL WATER CHILLING PLANT BUILDING
B MEETING ROOMS FOR THE DENTON COMMUNITY BUILDING
2R0?~~AL
yi% N •••r.bsr 67-1-1
To t.,a city of Dantm, T
G intls ,ien:
THE UNDERSIGNED BIDDER, having examined the plane Iexpodi ~
general and special conditions and other proposed contract documeints
attached hereto and refarred to herein, together with all addenda therstes
the location, arrangement and construction of existing facilities which may
affect, our may be affected by the proposed work, the topography and
condition of the sites of the work and being acquainted with and fully under-
standing (a) of the extent and character of work covered by this propossl,
(b) the location, arrangement, and specified requirements of and for the
proposed new equipment, aceesecries and other miscellaneous items of work
appivttsnant thereto, (c) all existing and local conditions relative to
construction difficulties and hazards, labor, transportation, haullago
trucking and rail delivery facilities and (d) all er f c and oomattow
affecting or which may be affected by the spec worla
HEREBY proposed fo furnish and erect the water chilling plant building sWor
The Meeting Rooms as per the attached specifications and to install equip-
mont and perform other work stipulated in, required by, and in accord+n=e
with the proposed contract documents hereto attachods and the plans and
specifications referred to therein (as altered, changed, or modified by any
and all addenda thereto), for and in consideration of the LUMP SUM PRICES
AS FOLLOWS:
Ar CENTRAL WATER CHILLING PLANT BUILDING
7ittess ttousana fin km►dnd dollars Sad no/100-- DOLLARS
14 500.00 - l
8 MEETING ROOMS FOR THE DENTON COMMUNITY BUILDING
Yert7-tars thousand Mae hundred ninety-five dollars k 00MULARS
4a,995r00
OR AS A COMBINED BID - (A+B)
.s.
--Fifty-seyea tkousand nine hundred forty-five k 8O/iG9DLLARS
69,946.80 ~ .
NOTE FOR COMBINED BID TO BE CONSIDEREL, BIDDER MU£'T SUBMIT
8 PAQATE BIDS FOA A and 9,
Notes
le Attaobed aza is a list of Pltabing Fixtures whioh we hap figured
in this bit. We oould not find a listing of the fixtures.
2• Our bid is based sa work to the existing eatside wall of preseat
building.
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GUA?,A~NXEE BOND
The Coni3Mc•'.or shell furnis:i bona covering the falth~-ul performance of the
contract and the payment of an obligation arishtey thereunder. The form will
be subject to the owner's ki5grovali
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A. CENTRAL WATER CHILLING PLANT BUILDING
ALTERNATES-
Base Did shall ?-.a.Iude Coolin; Tower Base #1 only,
ALTERNATE NO. I PRICE:
Extra price for Cooling Tower Base 62. This price to hold good for one (1)
calendar yeas from date of Contract.
One thousand trs huud"d fifty dollars and a041100- DOLLF RS
ALTERNATE NOS 2 PRICE
Extra pr l-- far ow tftse, 03. This price to hold good for one (1)
calendar y ar date o - o trac .
DOLLAAS
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In the interest of expediteting the award of this contract# and in the
event propopals exceed estimated costp the contractor is urged to prepare
a list of possible deletions or modifications to reduce tha contract amount.
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B, MEETING ROOVS rOR T123. DENTON COMMUNITY BUILDING
ALTERNATES-
ALTERNATES NO, 1 ?RICE
Ekgra price for ceramic the wallfinish in men's and women's restroom In
lieu of epoxie paintea concrete block-gypsum bd.
Nino hundred Fifty dollurs and no/100--• DOLLARS
{l 950.00
N_ OTEt
In the interest or expediting the awards of this contract, and in tlw
event proposals exceed estinuted cost, the contractor is t*gsd to pro-
pare a list or possible deletions or modifications to roA•ccs the conhact amount.
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DATE OF COMPLETION:
The undersigned states that the work will be substantially complete and
Heady far occupancy • 120 calendar days upon
the award of this contract.
In the event pier casing is required to correctly place vier concrete,
$_2.00 /linear foot will be changed as an additlon to the contract.
Ln allowance of x_1.35 /linear foot will be used to calcu-
late greater or lesser pier depths. $3.50 greater depths
Tee undersigned bidder hereby certifies (a) that this bid is genuine and is not
made in the interest of, or in the behalf of any undisclosed person, firm,
or corporation and is not submitted in conformity with any agreement or
rules of any group, association, organization, or corporation; (b) that he
has not directly or indirectly induced or solicited any other bidder to put
false or sham bid; (e) that he has not solicited or induced any person, firm,
or corporation to refrain from bidding; and (d) that he has not sought by
collusion or otherwise, to obtain for himself arW advantage over any other
bidder or over the City of Dentons Texas.
Dated in Denton, Texas this Mis, day of rnuarn ,1967.
SIGNATURE OF BIDDERr
If an Individuals Tom W' Dafte ll/„611t doing business
as-- DaHs gross„Oontraotors
If a Partnarshipr
by , member of firm.
If a Carparatias
by
(SEAL)
Title
BusWsa Address of Bidders Box 1110. Olt. SYMUra. Denton; Tam
AMs of Suboontraotors included in bid
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I'lumbinQ _,-W~ Bries~wu'~`
Insulation _ _ Data Bros. Coatrastera
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290 EAST MCKINNEY $7. TELEPNONt 752.2722
RYAN BROS. PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
PLUMBING HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING
DENTON, TEXAS
Coamnfnity Building
City of Denton
Davis Brothers
1409 E. Sycorwre
Denton, Texas
Water Closetea-
K-4262 ET Elongated Siphon Jet Cormoode
# 10 Slack Olsonite Seat
F 110 FOYV Flush Valve
Lavatories.
K-2910 18" Round Cast Iron Lavatory
18" Round Frame
K-9401 Fauoet with Popup
W'le stop sipoites
Bar Si nk~
Tsihs.y PL-11117 11AX17" Stainless Steel
K-789~ Oooseneok Fauoet
1.11X17 Hudee Frame
1 SF P-Trap
33.2250 Basket Strainer
Will Bne~ U&t=
X-2022 20 X 18 " Lavatory
K-71401 Fauoet with popup
1j,01? P-Trop
Angle stop supp"Go
shower Valve.
1.6979 Single 0ontrol Volvo
Water Heater.
Fresure Vessels 000pan
Series 6o Model NSAI-34
kith,14 gallon storage and yG9 gallons an aou~~
L3-?!Ass 6
Duot work stubed into existing building only.
BID BOND
farm Na 8718 A STOCK
COMPANY
TRINITY UINSURANCE COMM
DAIaASAW
willow at[ Men bg 04por f rearnts,
That we,....TOM..W...... DAVIS DBA DAVIS.BROTHERS.,...CONTRACTORS
of...... ...._AR .T_0.Ni..T.3XAS .....................................................(hereinafter called the Principal), as
Principal, and TRINITY UNIVERSAL INSURANCE COMPANY, (hereinafter called the
Surety), as Surety are held and firmly bound unto....City of Denton., Texe,p
(hereinafter called the Obligee) in the penal sum of
.~~..Of,bid .......~,.,.,.,.....................,.......DOLLARS
` for the payment of which the Principal and the Surety bind themselves, their heirs, executors,
administrators, successors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents.
SIGNED and SEALED this..... 20.th ...............day of.. Janus r.Y...............................196.....
THE o,",ONDITION OF THIS OBLIGATION IS SUCH That, whereas the Principal has
submitted or Is about to submit a proposal to the Obligee on a contract for
" ;Ili?z'>.tshtzlg...ll. ...lebar...and...ma.to.rials.._f'o.r....the.... Con s. truation...of..mee_tirg
' rooms for Denton Community Building and for a Central Station
Chilled Water Plent `to„be..,~ooated in,"Psnton,..Texas,
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r. NOW, THEREFORE, if the said contract be awarded to the Principal and the Principal
~i shall, within such time t.s may be specified, enter Into tho contract In writing and give bond
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with surety acceptable to the Obligee, for the faithful performance of the said contract, then
x, this obligation shall be void; otherwise to remal.i In full ;orce and effect.
TOM w+ DAVIS DBA DAVIS BROTHBRSO CONTRACTORS
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POWER OF ATTORNEY
KNOW ALL MEN Fly THESE PRESENTSc
Thal TRINITY UNIVERSAL INSURANCE COMPANY, a Texas Corporation, in pursuance at ovlhadly granted by that amain noelutian adopted of
a legufoT meeting of its Roord of 04yocn, held at the Office of the Company, in the City of Dallas. Texas, an the twmy-Ihitd day at January, 1437
and of which the following Ls a five, full and complete copy:
' Resolved Thal the P,esidant, any Vice President, ar any Save cry of this Company be end they me hereby evrheriad aid empowered to music, evacule
and deliver In behalf of the Company rare such person or persona residing within the Untied Stases of America, as they n:ay Woci, its Power of Apaney seal
sc:tunn , and opppintlny such sash parson its Attorney lo- Foci, with full power Find Ou Marity to mob, Nxii and deRrer, for it. In i4 name and in IN bah0s, ea
Ivraiy an~ particular bend At undertaking that may be required In the specified terrilory1~, undo, ouch limitations and rutricYom, bosh at to nature of such bonds
or undeno In a and ere to limde of liability to be underlai an by the Company. as sold oflicere may deem proper, The nature of such bonds at undenabl,pl end the
limit. of liability to which such power of alformoy may ba 04,10red, to be in coil, Instance specified in such Power of Attorney."
emended of a regular meeting of Its board of Oireclors held at the office of the Company, in the City of Dallas, texas, on IM eeyenleenth de/ of
October, 1961, and of which the following is a live, lull and Complete Copy:
RESOLVED, That cry and all Aauney,-In-Fact and arlicen of the Company, including Assistant Itnotarles, whether or nor rho Staccato to ebwel, be .it
be
he.eb. Authorized and anpowued PC certify or verify, copies of the by-laws of the Company es well as any resolution of the Dbeaors, having to der with rho
uec.den of bonds, recogn4ti,ces, contracts of indemnity, and all other w6lings obligatory in 1 e nature thereof, or with regard so The powers of any of the officers
of the Company a of Attorneys In Fact.
RESOLVED, Thai the stgneture of any of the persons described in she foregoing resolution may be fcct:mila elgnatures es fixed w reproduced by any form of
piping, printing, stamping a other reproduction or the mama of the persons eretnabove authorized.
does hereby nominal., constitute and appolnf:xa 0e RAID Or TEM-L He KXMd III - Denton! TM W
Lis true and lawful AllarneyIni to make, execute, feel and deliver for and on its behalf, as surety in The United Staten of America:
Any and all bonds provided the penal sum of no one bond exceeds
= HinroN AND NoAoo w ~_•_.,.new_ty__e..-{$] y000~00Q.00) DOLLARS
and to be given for the following purposes only, to-wit: Guaranteeing the fidelity
of persons holding places of public or private trust; Guaranteeing the performance
of contracts for public or private construction, including supply contracts, and all
other bonds and undertakings required or permitted in all actions or proceedings or
by 'law required,
PROVIDED that no bid or proposal bond is to be executed where the amount of the
estimated contract is in excess of
ONE MIILION AMID x10/100 • w.r.a_~--..- (31;0001000aW) DOLLARS and
PROVIDED. No authority is extended fo: the execution of Open Penalty Bonds
No authority is given to execute any bond wherein said attorney-in-fact appears as
a party at interest either as principal or obligee.
And she execution of ouch bends or YndatlaAingr, In pursuance el thou pnlonts, 101011 be as binding upon the sold Consistently, ere fully and amply, is
all Infants and purposes, as If they hod been duty executed and eclnewledged by the nguforly elected aMirere el the laid Company of Its office in
Datlal, Talot, 114 Italy awn ptaper persons,
In wlmw whersol, TRINITY UNIVtRSAL INSURANCE COMPANY h.; easnlad 44 Corporate teat la bs heefa affixed and these putente 10 be duly
executed by :to proper officer this 10th day of DeeembaTr - , iP__64--. .
Assisi TRINITY UNIVERSAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Oct Le 1111 RA )ee Secretary Ill's
IsE~ll tine Frank He dieter, Vice President
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County of Danes
IN 'lhb day prunallrr appeared bden mb a Notary Public. In and for the County at Dollar, I" above named bitter el IIINIiV UNIVE1SAl
INSUMNCJ COMPANY, wAo, !elms da}y aware by me, did depose and ray ISO he Is she cold Wiser of the Company afatilsoK and that the trot
sffisid to the ►reted:ns Inlirussi Is the corporate 1601 of the sold Company, and that this 104 Corporate,4ol and his donaswe as suet officer
scroll duty alflxW end eubsiribed of IM said Instrument by the vollorily and direction of the told Company,
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THE STATE OF TEXAS X
COUNTY OF DENTON )
CHANGE ORDER
The following changes to the contract between the parties
hereto dated the day of February, 19670 for the construc-
tion of certain improvements described as (1) a Central Water
Chilling Plant building and appurtenant equipment= and (2)
meeting rooms for the Denton Community Building, are hereby
ordere( and agreed upon as a reduction in the Base Bid for the
said Meeting Rooms for the Denton Community Building from
$42,995.80 to $40,793.60.
MEETING ROOM ADDITION
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TO THE
DENTON COMMUNITY BUILDING
Changes to Base Bids
1.. Delete fill under slab (by owner). . . $ 125.00
2. Change weight.of steel joist 160.00
36 . Change Roof Deck from Gypsum with
1" insulation to light weight
concrete . . . . . . . . . . 578.00
4. Delete two 19' X 10' Pella Folding
T,oors . 587.20
5. Plumbing
(a) Delete Water Heater (H.D.
Institutional type) . . . . . . . 1,626.00
(b) Change 2" water line to 141,
line 285.00
(c) if no work raquired to existing 3/41, water line 50.00
(d) Delete Duct Work . . . 10100.00
6. Miscellaneous Labor . . . 250.00
7. Change Painted Gypsum Board Ceiling
to Suspended Orid Ceiling . . 452.00
J8. Change 63' Interior Brick to Haydite
Block, Painted (in meeting rooms). 3.39.00 5,352..?_0
$37,643.60
9. Add water heater allowance 200.00
10. Add 10-ton trans (S.H. 103) roof
mounted on it. 40 KW Electric heat strips,
two stage thermostat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,500.00
11. Add for brick wall . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 139.00
$41,482.60
Less: Credit for combined bid . . . . . . . . 550.00
$400932.60
Less: Credit on 2" water line stubbed
10' outside building . . • 139.00
Total $40,793.60
NOTES City to furnish power to Panel in equipment room.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agree-
ment in duplicate in the year and on the date first above written.
Tom W. Davis, d/b/a
Davis Brothers, Contractors
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Tom W. Davis
City of Denton, Texas, Owner
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ATTSSTs Warren Whitson, Jr., Mayor
Bro a Holt, City Secretary
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RESOLUTION
THE STATE OF TEXAS )
COUNTY OF DENTON )
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CITY OF DENTON )
BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
WHEREAS, on the 24th day of April, A. D. 1926, Cy Lowe
did adopt a Plat of the Cy ?.owe Addition to said City of Denton
as shown in Volume 206, page 118 of the Deed Records of Denton
County, Texas; and
WHEREAS, there was shown on said Plat a ten foot strip
on the south side of Lots Nos. One (1) throu:h Eight (8) of said
subdivision, extending from Avenue A to Avenue B; and
WHEREAS, said alley has never been opened, has never been
accepted or recognized by the City ,of Denton or by the general
public, and the public has never used the same, and the respective
pl)rtions at the rear of each of said lots have been used by the
r,3spective owners:as a part of their said, property, and said alley
has been at all times closed and is now closed) and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton, Texas, has no need for said
alley and makes no claim on the same, and
WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Denton, Texas,
can the 3Dth day of April, 19461 passed a Resolution disclaiming
any and all interest in and to said alley, or any part thereof,
tend authorized the Mayor to quit claim, by proper,instrument to
any of'the respective property owners of any of said lots, the
portion of said alley adjoining their respective lots= and
WHEREAS, the State of Texas has heretofore acquired all
` of tAd lots constituting the said Cy Lowe Addition to the City
of b~hton, Texas, but a quostion has been raised by the Attorney
General of the State of Texas.as to the sufficiency of said Reso~
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lotion which 'disclaimed any interest in said ten foot strip which'
c was 'done for the use and benefit of the abutting owners, and has
suggested that said ten foot strip be quitclaimed t,) the State of
' Te}t4s for the use and benefit'of North Texas State University, at
b6htbA, Texas, for use of said strip as a part of the location of
` °a'dormitory building to be constructed for the Use and benefit.of
said` Uni9o rsity.
~ NO"r1, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council,of the
City of Denton, that the Mdyor'of.the City of Denton be, and he is
'Y hereby, fully authorized to quit olaim,in beha leLof the City, any.
interest in said ton foot strip to the 3tate of Texas, for the ure .
and boAo fit'of North Texas State University, 'at Denton, Texas same
a b6lh4 for a gublid purpose,
PASSED AND APPROVED on this the .~_L.1 day of February,
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OF THE CITY OF
DENTON, TEXAS, AND ','HE APPENDIX THERETO} PROVID-
ING PRO RATA COST CHARGES FOR CONNECTING WITH WAT-
ER AND SEWER MAINS: DESCRIBING THE LOT SIZE TO BE
ASSESSED FOR SUCH CHARGES: PROVIDING FOR PARTICI-
PATION BY THE CITY IN THE COST OF CERTAIN WATER AND
SEWER MAINS WHICH EXCEED A STATED INSIDE DIAMETERr
PROVIDING AN ALTERNATIVE METHOD OF CONNECTION
CHARGES; REPB'ALING CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; PROVID-
ING A SAVINGS CLAUSE; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION I.
That the Code of Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas,
is hereby amended and supplanted by substituting new Section
25-78 in Chapter 25 of said Code and new sub-divisions (j),
(g) and (h) of Article 13.06 in Ordinance No. 59-47 as printed
in the Appendix of said Code which shall hereafter read as
follows:
Section 25.78. Pro Rata Cost Charges For Tapping Mains.
(a) Every person applying for a tap of any water or
sewer main which has been constructed under the terms
of this article shall pay for such privilege at the
following rates:
(1) One-half the actual cost of a main, not ex-
ceeding in inside diameter eight (8) inches,
per front foot of the lot or tract of land to
which water connections may be made.
(2) One-half (h) the actual cost of a main, not ex-
ceeding in in4lde diameter ten (10) inches, per
front foot of the lot or tract of land to which
sanitary sewer connections may be made.
The above front foot rates shall apply to property
fronting on a street in areas platted into the usual
rectangular lots or tracts of land, with a depth not
to exceed one hundred and fifty (150) feet. Whore
lots or tracts have greater depth than one hundred
st and fifty (150) feet from tt,e front street lines and
are r-ccupied, or are to be occupied exclusively as
dwelling places, then the ad,7itional depth shall not
be assessedo if the property is later subdivided,
requiring an extension of mains to serve same, then
the terms of this article shall govern, On lots ov
tracts of land which extend through from one street
to another, with frontage on both attests, and where
the distance between the street lines is two hundred
and sixty (260) feet or more, 'than the pro rate
charges herein provided for shall be paid on both
frontagos when a connection is secured to the lot or
tract. Where,lote or tracts of land are irregular
a in bite or shape, then pro rata charges shall be bas-
ed upot squi'v lent'zdtltaholar late br' tracts lisirig .
one front font foreoh one hundred and fif y (15)
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square feet of area, or the pro rata charges pro-
vided heroin on average frontage of such tracts,
whichever is the lesser amount.
The below rates shall apply to property through
which, under proper easement, said water or sewer
main has been constructed which property does not
front on a street or other public right-of-way con-
taining such mains
(1) Actual cost of constructing a main, not exceed-
ing in inside diameter eight (e) inches, per
foot through the lot or tract of land to which
water connectioiis may be made,
(2) Actual cost of constructing a main, not exceed-
ing in inside diameter ten (10) inches, per foot
through the lot or tract of land to which sani-
tary sewer connections may be made.
(b) The above charges shall not apply to lots within a
sub-division to which the developer thereof has at
his expense installed tho main being tapped.
(c) The charges provided by this section shall be in
addition to the usual tapping charges and any other
c;iarges provided by the ordinances of the city.
(d), The intent and purpose of this section is to provide
an equitable charge for water and sanitary sewer con-
nections as a proportionate distribution of the cost
of water and sanitary sewer main extensions to serve
property within the jurisdiction of the city on a
front foot basis. in case property or a tract of
land,is so situated or shaped that the front foot
rule creates an inequitable basis as between it and
other tracts of land, then, in that event, the City
Manager shall determine the proper charge in accord
with the intent and purpose of this section. No
person shall acquire any vested right under the terms
and provisions of this section. (crone Reference -
Article 13.06 in Appendix)
{;s Article 13.06. Water distribution and sewage collec-
tion systems.
(o) P~rtiaioa~ic• by city in cost of oversize mains.
The city shall participate in the cost of any water
line having an inside diameter greater than eight
(a)` inches and of any sanitary sewer line having an
inside diameter greater than ten (10) inches, where
such overai'se installation is deemed necessary by
the City Lnginear, No reimburc,erent stall be made
by the City for any water lines of eight (0) inches
or lobe, riot for sanitary sewer lines of ten (10)
inches or lais. Payment shall be based on the cost
of material Where ten (10) inch water linen or twelve
(12) inch r8nitery_aewer.linee are required, and shall
be based on aotuAllinstlgllition costs where larger
lines are required. Any Aglieate by the developer for
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payment shall be made in writing and shall be present-
ed to the City Engineer for study. The City Engineer
shall present his findings, along with his recommend-
ations for payment, to the City Council for final
approval.
(g) ApprovfA by city limited.
Approval by the city of proposed construction d_•awings
shall not relieve the developer of the responsibility
of conforming with the City Ordinances and specifica-
tiuns relating to the work, nor shall it relieve the
developer of the responsibility of providing correct
engineering design within the subdivision. Since no
additional costs will be incurred by the correcting
of errors in engineering design which would not have
been properly incurred had the design been correct
originally, no payment shall be made by the City for
any such corrections whether mado before or after
approval has been granted.
(h) Other rules also apple.
None of the provisioner of this section shall interfere
with or alter any of the rules or regulations affect-
ing the resubdividing or replatting of land within the
jurisdiction of the city. (Cross Reference Code Sections
25-76 through 25-78)
SECTION II.
That all ordinances or parts of ordinances '.n force when
the provisions of this ordinance become effective which are in-
consistent or in conflict with the terms or provisions contained
in this ordinance are b9reby repealed to the extent of any such
conflict. Section 25-78 of the existing Code is hereby expressly
repealed in its entirety.
SECTION Iii.
That if any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause,
phrase or word in this Ordinance, or application thereof to any
person or circumstances is held invalid by any court of competent
jurisdiction, such holding shall not affect the validity of the
remaining portions of this Ordinance, and the City Council of
the Cityof Denton, Texas, hereby declares it would have enadted
such remaining portions despite any such invaliditya
SECTION-1W
That this Ordinance shall become effective fourteen (14)
days from the date of its passage, and the City Secretary is
hereby directed to cause the caption of this ordinance to be
r published twice in the benW n Record-Chronicle within ten (10)
this date of its passage.
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PASSED AND APPROVED this ._1~. day of , A• n•,
1967
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City of Denton, Texas
ATTESTS
Brooks Hoit, City Secretary
City of Denton, Texas
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORMS
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AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON,
TEXAS, HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING OF SAID CITY ON THE 14TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1967.
R E S O L U T I O N
BV IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXASs
That O'Neil Ford and Associates, Architects,
are hereby authorized and engaged to be
architects for the forthcomilg Municipal
Building and Emergency Operating Center to
be constructed in the Denton Civic Center area.
PASSED AND APPROVED this day of February, A. D. 1967,
to be effective from the 15t day of January, A. D. 1967.
Warren Whitson, Jr., Mayor
City of Denton, Texas
4TTESTs
rooks Holt, City Secretary
City of Denton, Texas
APPROVLD AS TO LEGAL FORMS
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PROCLAMATION
BY THE
MAYOR OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME:
WHEREAS, fifty-five years ago this coming twelfth of March,
Nineteen Hundred and Sixty Seven, twelve young girls
gathered together in the Savannah, Georgia, home of
Juliette Gordon Low and thus became the first troop
in an organization that today directly enriches the
lives of more than three million young people and the
adults who work with themr and
WHEREAS, members of this organization, Girl Scouts of the
United States of America, by the daily living of
!heir Promise to do their duty to God and Country,
help other people at all times, and to obey the
u Scout Laws of loyalty, honesty, courtesy, cheer-
fu, as, usefulness, kindness and thrift, in turn
enrraa the communities in which they live; and
WHEREAS, Girl Scouts of the United States of America has set
i.' as ik% -theme for the triennium beginning in this
55th Birthday Year, "Values to Hold - Worlds to
Explo: e" 1 and
WHEREAS, within this theme, Girl Scouts have a twofold purpose:
to strive to apply the verities of character, conduct,
patriotism and service iii an age in which those veri-
ties can so easily be lost; and to more vigorously
explore the worlds about them - worlds of home, com-
munity, nation and other lands - thereby bringing
further understanding to their own lives and the
lives of otherej
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Warren Whitson, Jr., by virtue of the authority
vested in me as Mayor of the City of Denton, Texas,
hereby PROCLAIM March 12 through 18 of this year
1967 as GIRL SCOUT WEEK and March 12 as the 55th
Anniversary of the founding of Girl Scouting in the
United States of America. i, therefore, call upon
all citizens to give the Girl Scouts now and in the
coming year their continued interest, cooperation
and support so that increasing numbers of girls
ages seven through 17 may benefit nnd, in their turn,
bring greater benefit to tho lives their lives touch.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, T, have here-
unto set my hand and caased the
Seal of the City of Dcn ton to be
affixed, this day of February,
A. D. 1967.
AT4'EST~ Warren Whitson, Jroj Mayor
City of Denton, Texas
9r oks' Holt, City 9ebratary
city of Denton Texas
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OATH OF OFFICE
:.iarlie Worth Ellison
do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute
the duties of the office of
Police Patrolman
of the City of Denton, Texas, and will to the best of my
ability preserve, protect and defend the Constitution and
lava of the United States and of this State and the Charter
and ordinances of this City; and I furthermore solemnly
,swear (or affirm) that I have not directly or indirectly
.paid, offered or promiecd to pay, contrlbuted or promtsed
to contribute any money, or valuable thing, or promtsea any
public office or employment, as a reward to secure my appoint-
meat, So Help Me God."
Subscribed and sworn to before me the undersigned Notary Public
on this the 16thday of February A.D. 19§,Z,„-. To cart-
ify which witness my hand and seal of office.
Notary Public in and for Denton County,
Texas
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS YEL.EMERSON 3.1402
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MAILING ADDA[901 0, 0 BOX NO. 6405
KANSAS CITY,MISSOURI 64114
PROPOSAL AND CONTRACT
FOR
ENJINEERING SERVICES
THIS AGREEMENT, made and executed in duplicate this 7. day of
19679 by and between the CITY, OF DENTON, TEXAS, hereinafter called the
"City", Party of the First Part, and SLACK& VEATCH, CONSULTING ENGMEERS, ,
with principal office at Kansas City, Miesouri, hereinafter called the
"Engineers", Party of the Second Part,
WITNESSETH:
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THAT WHEREAS, the City intends to expand its electric system, including
electric production, trensmission and distribution facilities, as generally,
recommended in the Engineers report dated January, 1957; and
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WHEREAS, the City desires to employ the Engineers for design engineering
and project field management services in connection with expansion of its
electric system. ,
to NOWT THEREFORE, in consideration. of the premises and of'the mutual covenant
herein contained, the City hereby agrees to employ the Engineers as an
independent contractor to perform the services hereinafter,outlined,`ehd
to pay Ahem for such services according to the schedule of fees'set forth`-,
r•. herein,
ECTION Ft The Engineers agree to perform the following services: ,Is
gfs,; A: Design Engineering.
1. Prepare detailed arrangement drawings and desljn,analyses
for use in establishing final design criteria.
2.' Prepare detailed project scheduled, to be approved ty the
City, !or use in scheduling control of all phases of ibs
f- project. The schedules will be developed using computer
techniques; in addition to the computgr,print-out steets,
the'Enginbbre`will prepare graphic presentations of the
"J or elements 'of the schedules to linear time scald.
The co>aputer'-7bnhedulds will, be updated es required 618
' ti the project +ragress'es: '
Prepare scheule~ of'disbiirsemente for the Ci~yIa
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4. Prepare plans and specifications for subsurface exploratory
work, if required, and interpret the results of such work.
5. Make all necessary engineering field surveys (except
legal property surveys) required for the preparation
of plans and specifications for the project.
b. Prepare detailed specifications, contract documents,
bills material and schedules for special equipment
and materials so that the City may purchase directly
such special equipment and materials.
7. Issue specifications and requests for proposals for
equipment and materials, analyze 'the bide which are
received, and make recommendations to the City on
purchase of such equipment and materials.
8. Prepare detailed plans, specifications and contract
documents for field construction as required, in
accordance with the general design criteria approved
by the City, and to make reasonable changes to such
plans and specifications which are normal and required
in'developing final designs. All drawings will be'made
on mylar or linen tracing cloth.
9. Furnish all necessary reproductions and prints of the
' Engineers' drawings as required for the use of tbs City's
representatives, and furnish a,"reasonable number of
' prints of•drawiaga and copies"of;documents to'biddere-
and for shop and construction purposes. Reproductions
required by third parties.in gxgeas of a reasonable
number in the opinion of'the Engineers will be billed
to such third parties at established prices.
W 10. Assist the City in obtaining proposala and analyzing r
W awarding contracts for field construction.
11. Prepare detailed cost estimatbi'and updated summaries
of the estimates at periodic intervals during progress
. 4 of design and construction.
td` 12. Receive and check all shop drawings for conformity With
planp and specifications and make proper distribution of
shop drawings
131 Cdordinate with the City and expedite the engineering work
t ` to meet'+,he City's schedules of.6onstruction.
Ad 14. Make periodic trips by Leaign engineers to the job site
p ogre s resentatived as to'coastruttion
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15• Assist in the training of operating personne) prior to
start-up and provide consultetion service to supervisory
personnel during start-ur, of equipment.
16. Supervise and make "bench mark" tests to insure that
performance of the equipment is acceptable, and summarize
the results of tests in written reports.
17. Provide water treatment consultation services as required
during start-up and ple:cing the power plant addition in
initial operation.
18. Upon completion of the project, make all known revisions
to design drawings to conform`vith field records of
construction, and deliver the original tracings of the
drawings to the City.
19. Furnish 30 copies of engineering summaries which will
contain equipment data, copies of key plans and diagrams
and other general informaI concerning the project.
20. In coordination with the City, establish proper and
adequate field cost accounting practices and records in
order to provide sufficient information for the City's
cost records.
.B. Project Field Management.
At the option of the Citf, a resident project field manager will
be provided by the Eniineers during construction phases of thu
project. The project field manager will be assisted in his
duties by engineering personnel from the Engineers' organization
as mutually determined by the Engineers.and the City to be
required.
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The field management organization wills
Control construction-progress by means of the project
schedule 01ch is developer! as a part of the design
phase of the engineering services.
2. rurnish information to the Black & Veatcb home office
for use in updating the project schedule,.
3. Monitor the equipment delivery comuitments under material
3 and equipment purchase contracts to insure thec shipment
of the City-furnished items will coincide with !h: schedule.
b. Assist the City in the receipt aed recording of shipping
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5. Inspect City-furnished materials and equipment for
compliance with specifications and for evidence of damage.
6. Assist the City in entering claims for shortages and
Bamages to City-furnished equipment and materials.
7. Lasist the City in formally transferring City-furnished
equipment a.id materials to the installation contractors
and obtaining receipts for such transfers.
B. Maintain records of deliveries of materials. and equipment
for use in checking of invoices, preparation of payment
estimates, and for scheduling purposes.
9. Maintain coordination between c6n~6truction contractors
and with equipment suppliers to assure that:
a. Work is accomplished in proper sequence,as required''
by the detailed project schedule.
b. Work is not completed unduly early by one,contrar:tor
where it might be damaged by another contractor.
c. Areas are not congested unnecessarily with simultaneous
activities of several contractors.
d. A11 construction contractors understanO. the areas of
work where close cooperation io required and comply
with decisions which are made by the project field
manager.
e. Equipment manufacturers :sre nt'tified as to when their
service personnel are required on the job for super
vision of erection, initial;'checf.•out, calibration
and start-up of the equipment.
f. Propm.r effort is applied by Contractors.to.overcome
construction difficulties and avoit delays in agstem
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g. Aaequate cleanup, safety; security and fire protection
" measures are provided.
Normally this coordination will be accomplished by regularly
scheduled weekly conferences.
Memorandums and work orders Will be u4ALlized to record the
decisions reached during conferences. °
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10. Supervise and inspect. equipment and const mzetion to assure
compliance with plans and specifications, including the
following:
a. Verification that installations are made in accordance
with the applicable engineering codes for equipment
and construction.
b. Requirements for close attention to detailo, emphasizing
operating convenience, symmetry and appearr-2ce.
c. Requirements that specified cleanup, sa:'ety, security
and fire protection measures are promptly And
continuously enforced.
d. Requirements that construction activities are fully
coordinated with the City's operations.
11. Prepare estimates to authorize payment after confirming
that payment requests are in ddef:
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specii?cations where required '
13. Mn a record of time spent and wozk s~cbmplished at
the iob site by manufacturers' 'field repreHentatives.
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14. Maintain project files, field records, reports and
photographs, including the following:
a. Correspondence.
b. Conformed contracts, bills of material] purchase
orders and equipment specifications.
co Memorandums,
tion proposals and cht~nge orders to contracts.
d. Modifies ,
e. Manufacturers' drawings with indexes to all such drawings,
f. Instruction manuals.
g. Construction drawings and tither contract docume.its.
h• Material and equipment records.
i. Payment certificates.
i Daily project logs showing,.coostruction progress,
meteorological data „unusuel happenings and field
eonfev*ences for each' Area of activity. , , .
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k. Weekly reports describing job progress, through the
use of photographs and written descriRcions.
1. Permanent field records which will be turned over to
the City upon completion of the project.
15. Supervise and schedule pre-operational check-out of all
equipment to insure an orderly progression toward start-up
of each facility and system.
16. Define areas of responsibility between contractors and
equipment manufact•irers' service representatives with
regard to equipme,. start-up and trial operations.,
17. Determine that equipment protective systems are in service
and are functioning properly prior to initial operation.
18. Cooperate and assist in the recording of test data,
including the scheduling of all tests with the City's
operating department.
The Engineers shall carry Workmen's Compensation Insurance in the maximum
amounts required by s~atute and shall also carry policies of insurance
accept6le to the City with raspect to (i) general liability with bodily
injury limits not less than $200,000 each person and $500,000 each
accident, and with property damage limits not less than $50,000 each
accident and $100,000 aggregate; and (ii) automobile liability with
bodily injury limits not less than $200,000 each,person and $500,000 '
each accident with property damage limits not less than $50,000.
SECTION II. For all of the services outlined above the City agrees to
pay the Engineers as follows:
A. For the services included in Section 1, A, above, i fee in
accordance with the 1963 Manual of Professional Practice,
General Engineering Services of the Texas Society of
Profeasional Engineers, using the lower limit of the
typical range of charges under Classification A. for the
applicable cost of construction.
The cost of land, financing costs, engineering fee, and the
City's legal and administrative coats shall be excluded in
computation of the costs of the project upon which this fee
is to be based.
It {.s understood and agreed that.100 per cent of the
$2,500 fee paid by the City to the Engineers for the
January, 1967 Study and Report on Electric Utility System
Tirpansion will be credited pro rata toward payments which
become due hereunder.
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B. For the services included in Section I. B. above, monthly
amounts equal to the following:
1. Payroll costs of the project manager and other employees
of the Engineers who are assigned to the project field office
(excludes employees of the Engineers assigned to the Kansas
City office on routine trips to the fob site) plus overhead
costs of twenty-five per cent (25%) of such payroll costs.
2. Transportation, moving and other incidental expenses of
the Engineers' employees assigned to the project field
office, calculated on the basis of actual costs.
SECTION III. It is agreed that the following services are to be furnished
by the Cite
A. Property legal descriptions and legal surveys necessary to
establish property limits.
B. Subsurface exploratory work, such as core drilling, which is
necessary for final planning, the extent of such wort' to be
as mutually determined by the City and the Engineers.
SECTIOil IV. The City agrees to furnish to the Engineers, the following:
A. Copies of pertinent drawings, maps, records and such other
information as may be available pertaining to existing facilities.
B. The services of City personnel to review information provided
by the Engineers and to make necessary decisions as to general'
planning so that the City's construction schedule can be
maintained.
C. Field office space, office furnishings, office beating and
air conditioning, and telephone and electric utility ser`vices..
IN WITNESS WHEREOr. the Parties of the First and Second Parts have caused
this agreement to be executed in duplicate by their duly authorized
iepresentetives, as of the day and year first above written.
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
Party ofahe First Part
BLACK & CH, Consulting Engineers
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