1963-09-19 CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING MINUTES2-
PEi RLAND CITY COUNCIL 1V EETII\G
SEPTEI BER '19, 1J63
A regular meeting of the Pearland City Council was called to order at 7:30
P. Y. September 19, 1963 by il'�ayor Gibbons in. the Pearland Bank Building with
the follotaing city officials .and guests in attendance:
Mayor E.T. Gibbons
Aldermen- Victor A. Nolen., John Kegley, Tom "Alexander, Gene E.
Sanders, David L.Smith
At�-orney-Jack Harrison
Guests - William C. Walsh, Ed Williams, Katharine Eggers
A motion was made by John Kegley and seconded by Tom Alexander that the minutes
of September -5, 1963 be amended that the side walk' on the north side of 518
be extended from Park Street to Galveston Ave. All Aldermen voted "Aye" with
no "Noe s .
The side walk project ti-,ras discussed at length and fir. Ed. v',i lliams presented
his problem regarding the side walk conflicting with his parking area in front
of is business establishment. After due discussion. it -j-as agreed that the
highway department would be consulted regarding tfhbir policy for. placing
sidewalks along the streets in their right -of -,,,,ray*
A motion was made by Tom Alexander and seconded by David L. Smith that the
lQity of Pe ar l and willl agree to grade the'60 feet of-- rl -ght of way. and shell
22 feet of road for extending bre*dway approximately 600 feet west of Austin
Street- providing concerned property oymers will deed the road right of way to
the citer . . All ,Aldermen voted 'Aye"mitrh no "Noes".
A #otion was made by Tora Alexander an the recomme.nda.tiorn..of the automobile comr_iti
that bids be solicited by advertising in the Alvin paper path. equipment as
specified by the committee. Motion seconded by Sanders. All Aldermen
voted "Aye" with no "Noes".
The long range road program was discussed at length and.. it was agreed that
citizens committees will be required to front the road_ proposal to the people.
Mr.- Walsh, will proceed with preparing maps as soon as !-Aan el Brookside and
Pearland agree on -he -roads-they definitely plan to improve.
Mayor Gibbons next discussed the water district problem and,the need to discuss
valuation within the city of Pearlard outside the water district.
A lengthy discussion progressed on steps to be taken to resolve the water
and sewerage problem.
A. moti-on was made by V . A. Nolen that Ordinance leo be adopted to designate
speed of 20 miles per hour during hours of 7-.30 to 3:30 P. I:_. I11onday through
Friday during school days in the streets_ ,as provided in the .ordinancebloti on
sec cnded by -Gene Sanders. -All Alder nen voted "Aye " with --no "Noes
The treasurer reported a balance on hand as of September 19, 1963 of
13,737.81.
A motion r;as made by V- A. Nolen and seconded by John Kegley -.'-that the
following list of bills lls be paid;" All Aldermen voted "Aye" with no "Noes".
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PE,NTM2-;D Milf O.iLr,'CIL-11YG
SEF E'I,'BER 19, 1963 ( Pase 2 Continued;
Dare
L oiznt
Cl=
Deposits Balance as of
8-15-63 .
Jack Hall sr
21.40
941x13,218.91
V:`als h & %, cLaren
410.00
942
3.00
Elliott L- V,'aldron
127.10
943
Lav,ren.ce Lim-
5.00
944
John J. Jenkins
184.00
945
Jack hall
182.00
946
Bill Romoser
174.00
947
P. E. Segelquist
776.00
948
3,92&,30
P. E. Segelquist
33.00
949
H. C. holmar_
310.00
950
Jack Harrison
50.00
951
11arvin Ellis
10.00
952
Texas City Tire Shop
103.20
953
Vialsh c: I:'c Laren
18.75
954
I'. J. Theriot Sery Stn.
187.32'
955
Motorola
8.70
956
Crovrn Printinx Co.
18.50
957
Pearland Texaco
12.35
958
Halston Light G Power "'o
208.59
959
Security Yational Life
43..40-
960
Brazoria Co. Z'rC&ID,3
4.50
961
3.00
iartin Service Stn.
12.68
962
Kliesing I..rotor Co
85.21
963
0. V. Robinson
117.00
964
Jack Hall
199.01
965
3.00
John J. Jenkins
184.00
966
Bill Romoser
159.38
967
Pasadena Business 1. achines
39.00
968
12.50
P earlar_d Variety
32.30
969
Southwestern Bell Telephone
82.51
970
ti>3,428.90
Deposits
Sale of Subdivision Ordinances - 3
Ci ty Court
Airport Lour:ga PemrLit
3,947.80
Balance 9-19-63
$13-218.91
3,947.80
17,166.71
- 3,428.90
?;13,737 81
motion vns made by John Eegley tl-r,-t the city pay for a 1'�6.00 flue shot series f;
each police officer if they desire to receive the shots. ILotion seconded b;r
Gene Sanders. All Aldermen voted 'Aye" -with no "Woes1°.
IT I?:OVED TIIIti Ti E� _DU:t OF Q�� 1963
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Victor A.IN(51en
City Secretary