Ordinance No. 487• ORDINANCE NO. 487
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
BAYTOWN, TEXAS, CLOSING THE HEARING GIVEN TO THE
REAL AND TRUE OWNERS OF PROPERTY ABUTTING UPON
MARYLAND AND CAROLINA STREETS IN THE CITY OF BAYTOWN,
TEXAS; AS TO SPECIAL BENEFITS TO ACCRUE BY VIRTUE OF
THE IMPROVEMENT THEREOF, AND AS TO THE ACCURACY,
SUFFICIENCY; REGULARITY AND VALIDITY OF THE PROCEED-
INGS AND CONTRACT IN CONNECTION WITH SAID IMPROVEMENTS,
AND THE ASSESSMENTS TO BE LEVIED COVERING THE COST
THEREOF; OVERRULING AND DENYING ALL PROTESTS AND
OBJECTIONS OFFERED; FINDING AND DETERMINING SPECIAL
BENEFITS TO EACH PARCEL OF PROPERTY AND THE OWNERS
THEREOF IN EXCESS OF THE AMOUNT OF THE SPECIAL
ASSESSMENT AGAINST SAME; FINDING THE REGULARITY OF
ALL PROCEEDINGS AND THE PERFORMANCE OF ALL PREREQUI-
SITES TO FIXING THE ASSESSMENT LIENS AND THE PERSONAL
LIABILITY OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS; LEVYING ASSESS-
MENTS, FIXING CHARGES AND LIENS AGAINST SAID PROP-
ERTIES ABUTTING SAID STREETS AND THE TRUE OWNERS
THEREOF FOR PAYMENT OF PART OF THE COSTS OF THE
IMPROVEMENTS; PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF ASSIGN-
ABLE ASSESSMENT CERTIFICATES AND THE MANNER OF THEIR
COLLECTION; AND PROVIDING FOR THE EFFECTIVE DATE
HEREOF.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Baytown, Texas,
has heretofore, by ordinance duly enacted on April 23, 1958,
determined the necessity for and ordered the improvement of the
following named streets within the limits indicated, to wit:
• UNIT NO. 1: Maryland Street, from end to end,
to wit: from the north property line of Missouri
Street to the south property line of West Main
Street;
UNIT NO. 2: Carolina Street, from end to end,
to wit: from the nor property line of Missouri
Street to the south property line of West Main
Street;
by raising, grading, filling, widening, permanently paving or
repaving same by the construction, reconstruction, repairing and
realigning concrete curbs and gutters in the manner and where the
City Engineer determines that adequate curbs and gutters are not
now.installed on proper grade and line, and by construction of
• such drains and other incidentals and appurtenances as deemed
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necessary by said Engineer, said improvements to be in accordance
with the Plans and Specifications which have heretofore been pre-
pared and filed by the City Engineer and approved by the City
Council; and
WHEREAS, by virtue of its low bid for construction of such
improvements on the above described streets, the City Council,
in behalf of the City of Baytown, has heretofore, on May 28,
1958, entered into a contract with Brown & Root, Inc., for con-
struction of said improvements; and
WHEREAS, said City Council has caused the City Engineer to
prepare and file estimates of the costs of such improvements and
estimates of the amounts per front foot proposed to be assessed
against the properties abutting said streets to be improved and
the true owners thereof, and said City Engineer has heretofore
filed said estimates and a statement of other matters relating
thereto with said City Council and same have been received, exam-
ined and approved by said governing body; and
WHEREAS, by ordinance dated May 28, 1958, the City Council
of the City of Baytown ordered that a hearing be given to the
real and true owners of property abutting upon said portions of
such streets within the limits specified, and unto all persons
owning or claiming any such abutting property or interest
therein, and to all others owning, claiming or interested in
said property or any of said matters as to the assessment and
as to the amounts proposed to be assessed against each parcel of
such abutting property and the real and true owners thereof, and
as to the special benefits to such abutting property and the
owners thereof by means of said improvements, for which special
assessments are to be levied, and as to the accuracy, suffi-
ciency, regularity and validity of the proceedings and contracts
in connection with said improvements and proposed special
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assessments, and concerning any matter or thing connected there-
with, said hearing to be held at the City Hall of the City of
Baytown, Texas, at 7:00 o'clock P. M. on the 12th day of June,
1958, at which time all persons, firms, corporations or estates
owning or claiming any such abutting property, and their agents
or attorneys or persons interested in said proceedings might
appear in person or by counsel and offer evidence; and
WHEREAS, said ordinance further ordered and directed the
City Secretary of the City of Baytown, Texas, to give notice of
0 said hearing by publication, as provided for and in accordance
with the terms and provisions of Chapter 106 of the Acts of the
First Called Session of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of
Texas, known and shown as Article 1105 -b of Vernon's Annotated
Civil Statutes of Texas; and
WHEREAS, said notice, as ordered and directed by said City
Council and as required by said law, has been properly given by
publication of same in G'-) ` , a newspaper
published in said City of Baytown, Texas, on May 3 1, and June 7
and '(, 1958, said notice as so published having described the
nature of the improvements for which assessments were proposed to
0 be levied and to which said notice related, having stated the por-
tion of said streets to be improved, the estimated amounts per
front foot proposed to be assessed against the owners of abut-
ting properties and such properties on said portions of said
streets with reference to which the hearing mentioned in said
notice was to be held, and having stated the estimated total cost
of the improvements on said portions of said streets, and having
stated the time and place at which said hearing should be held,
and said notice having in all respects fully met and complied
with all provisions of law requisite and pertinent thereto; and
0 WHEREAS, after due, regular and proper notice thereof, all
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as provided by law, said hearing, of which notice was so given,
was opened at 7:00 o'clock P. M. on June 12, 1958, at the City
Hall in the City of Baytown, Texas, pursuant to the notice
hereinabove referred to, at which time opportunity was given to
all of said referred to persons, firms, corporations, estates
or other owners of such abutting properties, their agents and
attorneys, to be heard and to offer evidence as to all matters
in connection with such ordinances and notice, at which time
® the following appeared and the following statements and testi-
mony were given,to wit:
Mayor R. H. Pruett opened the benefit hearing and stated briefly the
purpose thereof; then called upon the City Attorney, George Chandler,
to preside at the hearing. City Attorney Chandler then called upon
Mr. Steele M. McDonald, who stated, in response to questions of Mr.
Chandler, that he had been a resident of Baytown, Texas, for the
past twelve years, during which time he.had been engaged in the real
estate business, his connection with the latter business being the
selling and appraising of real estate; that he was familiar with real
estate values in the City of Baytown, and, in particular, with the
properties, and the values of such properties, abutting upon Maryland
and Carolina Streets, covered by the paving program on said two
streets, to which this benefit hearing related; that he was familiar
with the nature and costs of said proposed improvements, as shown by
the published notice of this benefit hearing, and that, in his expert
professional opinion, all of the properties involved in said paving
program, as a result of the proposed improvements, would be enhanced
in value in amounts in excess of the cost of such improvements as set
out in the Engineer's schedules appearing in said published notice.
City Attorney Chandler then called upon Mr. Bob Beverley, who testi-
fied, in response to questions by Mr. Chandler, that he had been a
resident of Baytown, Texas, for the past six years, and during that
time had been engaged in the real estate business in said City; that
his duties in said business were the selling and appraising of real
estate; that his business required him to be familiar with real estate
values in the City of Baytown, and that he was familiar with the prop-
erties and values thereof abutting upon Maryland and Carolina Streets in
said City, the two streets included in the paving program relative to
this benefit ?hearing; that he was also familiar with the nature and costs
of the proposed improvements to be constructed upon said two streets,
and that, in his expert professional opinion, all of the properties
located on said two streets involved in this paving program, as a result
of the proposed improvements, would be enhanced in value in amounts
exceeding the costs of such improvements as,shown by the Engineer's
schedules contained in the published notice of this hearing.
City Attorney Chandler then inquired as to whether there were parties
4 present who desired to be heard regarding the proposed improvements,
whereupon, no property owner appearing and desiring to be heard, the
benefit hearing was ordered closed.
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WHEREAS, at said hearing, all parties desiring or in any
manner wishing to be heard concerning any of the matters mentioned
in said ordinance ordering and fixing the date of said hearing
and in said published notice, and as to any other matters con-
nected with said proposed improvements, contract and assessments
and the amounts thereof, were heard, and all matters as to the
accuracy, sufficiency, regularity and validity, and all matters
of error, equality and other matters connected with said improve-
ments, contract and assessments having been heard, considered
® and corrected, and said City Council having heard evidence as to
the special benefits to said abutting property and each parcel
thereof and to the respective owners thereof, in the enhanced
value of said property by means of such improvements, and said
City Council having given a full and fair hearing to all parties
making or desiring to make any protest or objections or to offer
testimony and having examined and considered all evidence,
matters and testimony offered, and having found that said pub-
lished notice is valid and is in full accord with the require-
ments of law; and
WHEREAS, all proceedings with reference to making the
improvements above mentioned have been regularly had, in compli-
ance with the law, and all prerequisites to the fixing of the
assessment lien against the properties hereinafter listed and
the personal liability of the respective owners thereof have
been performed, and upon completion of said improvements and
acceptance thereof by the City of Baytown, assignable certifi-
cates should be issued in evidence of said assessments and liens
and the liability of the true owner or owners of said properties,
whether correctly named or not, all as provided by law: NOW,
THEREFORE,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BAYTOWN:
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Section 1. That the benefit hearing be closed and that
such City Council finds that each and every parcel of property
abutting upon said streets within the limits defined will be
enhanced in value and specially benefited in an amount in excess
of the amount of the costs of said improvements proposed to be
assessed against each of said parcels of property abutting said
streets within said limits defined and against the real and true
owners thereof, and against any railroad occupying said streets
and the owners thereof, and that all objections and protests
should be, and the same are hereby, overruled and denied.
Section 2. The City Council finds and declares that all
proceedings with reference to the making of improvements as
herein stated on said streets in the City of Baytown have been
duly and regularly had in compliance with the law; that all pre-
requisites to the entering into said contract for such work and
improvements and all prerequisites to the fixing of the assess-
ment liens against the properties hereinafter listed and the
personal liability of the respective owners thereof, whether
named or not, have been in all things performed and complied
with, and said City Council further finds and declares that all
persons interested have been given a full and fair hearing; that
there is not to be assessed against such abutting property and
the owners thereof more than all of the costs of the construction
of curbs and gutters and nine - tenths (9/10) of the cost of con-
structing the improvements other than curbs and gutters; that
adjustment and apportionment of costs among all properties and
the owners thereof have been made in full compliance with the
law so as to produce a substantial equality of benefits received
and burdens imposed and that the special benefits to each parcel
of property and the owner thereof in the enhanced value thereof
by means of said improvements is in each instance in excess of
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the amount of the assessment made against said parcel of property
and its owner, and that the assessments, liens and charges
declared against said properties and their owners are in all
things just and equitable.
Section 3. That in pursuance of said ordinances heretofore
adopted and passed by the City Council of the City of Baytown
relating to the improvement of said streets in the City of
Baytown, and in pursuance of the above mentioned contract between
the City of Baytown and Brown & Root, Inc., the estimates, reports,
lists and statements of the City Engineer, and the notice and hear=
ing aforesaid, and by virtue of the powers conferred and contained
in the Acts of 1927 of the Fortieth Legislature of the State of
Texas, First Called Session, Chapter 106, page 499, being ]mown
and shown as Article 1105 -b of Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes
of Texas, there shall be and there is hereby levied and assessed
against the properties abutting upon said portions of said streets
and against the real and true owners thereof, respectively, the
description of said properties and the apparent owners, respec-
tively, and the amounts so assessed, being:
(INSERT ASSESSMENT ROLLS HERE)
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WEST SIDE MARYLAND
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
e
Parris, J. G., et ux,
Abie
Ryan, J. J., et ux,
Mary Louise
Chance, Mary
Ida Savage
"C" (Replat of
Lot 2,B1. -5) Leger
4 5 Leger
(S. -%)
4 5 Leger
42 58.80 109.20 168.00
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
62.50
FRONT
ASSESSD�NT
250.00
PROPERTY OWNER
LOTS
BL K ADDITION
FEET
•�
PAVIKG.
C G.
TOTAL.
(Replat of Lot
Sike, Bennie Mae, et
(Part)2,B1.2)
Leger
170.56
236.76
443.46
682.24
vir, Douglas
7
(Replat
of Lot
2,
Staner, E. E.
(Part)
7
Bl. 2
Leger
75
105.00
195.00
300.00
Wuenseh, Berman, et
(N.• -I)
ux Bertha W.
3
2
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Clawson, Joe B., et
Jewell
ON
3
2
Leger
62.50
67.50
162.50
250.00
ux
Marling, Lettie Bee, (NQ
and /or William C. Scott 5
2
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Hornsby, D. L., et
ux Iona M.
5
2
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Cook, Davis
(N.-K)
7
2
Leger
62.50
67.50
162.50
250.00
Surcek, Bernard H.,
(S. -V
et ux, Olga E.
7
2
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Novosad, William S.
(N. -601)
et ux Sophie
9
2
Leger
60
84.00
156.00
240.00
Hemmenway, E. T., et
(S. -65')
ux Cerribelle D.
9
2
Leger
65
91.00
169.00
260.00
Beauchamp, W. A.
et ux.Dora Dixie
(N.-'.i)
11
2
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Hicks, D. C., et ux
Fannie
(S.-Y
11
2
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Warford, B. G., et ux
(E. -K)
Sara Ann
13
2
Leger
125
175.00
325.00
500.00
Woods, A. G., et ux,
Alma L.
15
2
Leger
125
175.00
325.00
500.00
Muller, Henry, et ux
Elizabeth
17
2
Leger
125
175.00
325.00
500.00
Cole, Herman S. et ux
Margaret
19
2
Leger
125
175.00
325.00
500.00
Kessler, Harry S.
"A"
Lot
(Replat
2,B1. -5)
of
Leger
41
57.40
106.60
164.00
Eilers, Edward
"B"
(Replat
of
Lot
2,B1. -5)
Leger
42
56.80
109.20
168.00
Parris, J. G., et ux,
Abie
Ryan, J. J., et ux,
Mary Louise
Chance, Mary
Ida Savage
"C" (Replat of
Lot 2,B1. -5) Leger
4 5 Leger
(S. -%)
4 5 Leger
42 58.80 109.20 168.00
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
62.50
67.50
162.50
250.00
WEST SIDE i,IARYLAND (Continued)
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TOTALS:: 2390,16 FROM FEET
3.346.22 PAVI \G ASSESSMNT
6,214.42 CURB G GUTTER ASSESSMNT
9,560.64 TOTAL ASSESK ENT
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
tFRONT
ASSESSP,IENf
PROPERTY 01'1NER
LOTS BLOCK,
ADDTTION
FEET
PAVING
C. & G.
TOTAL
Sterling, Iverson A.
(Part)
et ux Mariolee
6 5
Leger
41,80
58.52
108.68
167.20
11iley, M. F,, et ux
(Part)
Nannie Dell
6 5
Leger
62.70
67.78
163,02
250.60
Williams, James 0. (S,
-� of S. -1/3 of
Lot 6
and N. -21'
-Lot 8 -5
Leger
41.9
58.66
108.94
167,60
Nelson, George H., et
(Part)
ux, Annie Mae
8 5
Leger
104
145.60
270.40
416,00
Ptacek, Cyril (Dutch)
(Part)
12 5
Leger
107.40
150.36
279.24
429,60
Godwin, James C., et
ux,(A tract of
land recorded
Mittie Lou in Vol.
2282,' Page 206,11CDR.
,
50
70,00
130,00
200.00
oarroll, Archie Franklin,(A
tract of
land recorded in
et ux, Eva
Vol. 1364,Page
75 - H.C.D.R.)100
140.00
260.00
400.00
Alleman, E. A., et
(N. -100')
ux, Nell
4 6
Leger
100
140,00
260.00
400.00
Cummings, Alvin, et
(S. -75')
ux, Lucibel
4 8
Leger
75
105;00
195.00
300.00
Perkins, Norman E.
8 8
Leger
86.,8b.
, 0.1152
225.68
347.20 ,
10
TOTALS:: 2390,16 FROM FEET
3.346.22 PAVI \G ASSESSMNT
6,214.42 CURB G GUTTER ASSESSMNT
9,560.64 TOTAL ASSESK ENT
EAST SIDE MARYLAND
• QESCRIPTION- OF PROPERTY
FROM
Freedman, Dora, A.E. &
S. C. Mallot, Executor
1
Btpek 3)
3 Leger
44.55
62.37
115.83
178.20
Baytown Assembly of God
Church
(N. -!)
2
3
Leger
62.50
67.50
162.50
250.00
Baytown Assembly of God
(S. -42)
2
3
Leger
62.50,
87.50
162.50
250.00
Church
Campeau, Joe Lewis
3
3
Leger
40
.56.00
104.00
160.00
Zatopek, George E. et ux(Part)
Mary Ann 3.& 4
3
Leger
50
70.00
130.00
200.00
• Cline, dlrs. Treva
(Part)
3 & 4
3'
Leger
50
70.00
130.00
200.00
Young, Alfred L., Jr.
et ux Dorothy Mae
(Part)
4
3
Leger
50
70.00
130.00
200.00
Jordon, Lila
(Part)
4
3
Leger
60
84.00
156.00
240.00
Carr, J. L.; et ux
Minnie 0.
5
3
Leger
125
175.00
325.00
500.00
Cernock, Stanley
6
3
Leger
62.50
67.50
162.50
250.00
Shall, David L., et ux
(S. -!19
Thelma V.
6,
3
Leger:
62.50
87.50.
162.50
250.00,
Alpha, Kathlen B.
(N. 2)
7
3
Leger
62.50
87.50
'r
162.50
250.00•
Witt, Fred L.
(S. 49
1 7
3.
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00:
Cannon, Mrs. Edith,
(N.42)
Uidow
8
3
Leger
62.50
-87.50
162.50
250.00
Abbott, Jessie P., et
(S.44)
ux Willye Rae
8
3
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Pillow, Sidney J., et
ux Eliza A.
9
.3
Leger
125
175.00
325.00
500.60
Istre, Ivan, et ux
Melba Louise
(N. -21)
10
3
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Lemmon, Derrell, et ux
Maridene
(S.40
10
3
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Siko, Bennie Uae
Elliott
11
3
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
.Elliott, Charles
Edward
11
3
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Braziel, Hubert, et ux
€Reaubdivision
of
Bozzie
"B"
3
Lot 12- 91. -31
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Beck, J. G., et ux
IResubdivision
of
Fay
"A•'
3
Lot 12- B1. -31
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
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EAST SIDE MARYLAND (Continued)
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
FRONT
ITS BLOCK ADDITION FEET PAVING
TOTALS:
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Leger 75 105.00 195.00 300.00
Leger 50 70.00 130.00 200.00
Leger 62.50 - - -
Leger
Hillingshead, Barca
(Part)
214.50
330.00
Francis
1
6
108.68
Novosad, P. P.
(Part)
62.50
87.50
162.50
1
6
62.50
City of Baytown
(N.-�)
250.00
Leger
62.50
2
6
250.00
Pohl, Dorothy(S.- h,Lot2
& N. -20',
140.00
260.00
Lot
3)
50
70.00
Orsak, Edward A., et
(Part)
ux Margaret H.
3
6
Levingston, Richard M.
(S. -')
et ux, Helen
3
6
Singletary, Grover
(N. -,z)
4
6
Matysiak, W. M., et
(S. -F)
ux Angelina
4
6
Mazoch, Leonard T. (N. -100' x 100')
5
6
Huggins, Ethel N.
(Part)
5
6
Stubbs, J. L., et ux
(Part)
Lucy & Albina 0. Muller 5
6
Martin, C. R., et ux
(Part)
Elizabeth J.
1
9
•
Sheppard, ;Jarvin H.,
(Part)
et ux, Olga
1
9
Martin, Hugh E., et.ux,(Part)
Verna
1
9
TOTALS:
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Leger 75 105.00 195.00 300.00
Leger 50 70.00 130.00 200.00
Leger 62.50 - - -
Leger
62.50
115.50
214.50
330.00
Leger
41.80
58.52
108.68
167.20
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Leger
100
140.00
260.00
400.00
Leger
50
70.00
130.00
200.00
Leger 107.40 150.36 279.24 429.60
Leger 65
Leger 59
Leger 104.30
2A404-55
3.278.87
6.089.33
9.368.20
91.00 169.00 260.00
62.60 153.40 236.00
146.02 271.18 417.20
FROM FEET
PAVING ASSESSMNT
CURB & GUITER ASSESSbENT
TOTAL ASSESSPENT
l9EST
SIDE CAROLINA
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
FRONT
ASSESSI.IENT
,L PROPERTY Ol7NER
LM BLOCK
ADDTTION
FEET
PAVING
C r; G.
TOTAL
Conway, Josey, et ux
Dorothy
1
1
Leger
201.93
282.70
525.02
807.72
Staner, A. V., et ux
(N. 4)
Jim
2
1
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Canesteil, Nick, et ux
(S.J,�)
Lena
2
1
Leger.
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Uallace, J. P., et ux
(N. -,� of E!f)
Patsy S.
3
1
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250,00
Cornelius, C. E., et ux
(S.-2' of E. -V)
Bertie
3
1
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
LeBlanc, Louis
4
1
Leger
125
175.00
325.00
500.00
Vani.lelderf, Marguerite
5
1
Leger
125
175.00
325.00
500.00
Oman Catholic Church
6 G 7
1
Leger
250
350.00
-
350.00
Roman Catholic Church -Pt. 1
4
Leger
125
175.00
325.00
500.00
Zatopek, Joe A., et ux,
(N.-Y2)
Rosie
2
4
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Anders, Arthur J., et
(N.-',z)
ux, Sophie
2
4
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250,00
Wood, William E., et ux
(N. -40')
Donnie Fowler
3
4
Leger
40
56.00
104.00
160.00
Battle, Gertrude Craw-
(S. -65')
ford, Widow
3
4
Leger
85
119.00
221.00
340.00
Dzilsky, Joseph, et ux,
(Replat
of Lots 4, 5 and
6 - Block 7, Leger
Addition)
Jean Ann
"I"
-
Carroll
47
65.80
122.20
188.00
Uotipka, Albert John, et
Elizabeth Helen
"H"
-
Carroll
47
65.80
122.20
188.00
C1cAlister, Buster, et
ux, Annice
"G"
-
Carroll
47
65.80
122.20
188.00
Kubica, Joe A.
"F"
-
Carroll
47
65.80
122.20
188.00
Carelton, W. D., et ux
(E. -47' x
921)
Lillie
"E"
Carroll
47
65.80
122.20
188.00
Scott, Phillip A., et
ux Lillie
"D"
-
Carroll
47
65.80
122.20
188.00
Hanle, R. i.1. , et ux
Beaulah Guidry
"C"
-
Carroll
100.4
140.56
261.04
401.60
Platt, I'Jilliam H., et ux(E.
-4/2)
Odessa B.
1
7
Leger
125
175.00
325.00
500.00
Carpenter, S. J. et ux
(N.-;2)
S.
2
7
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Lenora
ntesides, Virginia
(S.
-ID
Ann
2
7
Leger
62.50
67.50
162.50
250.00
I'Joodruff, , E., et ux,
Eleanor
4
7
Leger
197.05
275.87
512.33
788.20
TOTALS
2.156.38
3.018.93 4.956.59
7,975.52
EAST SIDE CAROLINA
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PROPERTY OWNER:
DESCRIPTION
LOTS BLOCK
OF PROPERTY
FRONT
ADDITION FEET
ASSESSh1ENT
PAVING C. G G.
TOTAL
Todd, Janes Davidson,
(Part)(Replat
of Lot
1,
et ux, Verla L.
1 -2 -3
B1. 2)
Leger
3.88
5.43
10;09'
15.52
Conner, Naomi
4
2
Leger
125
175.00
325.00
500.00
Novosad, A. J. et ux
Rose Mary
6
2
Leger
125
175.00
325.00
500.00
(N.-�)
Stoner, A. V.
8
2
Leger
62.5
87.50
162.50
250.00
Stoner, E. E., Jr., et
(S.-!�-)
ux Pearl L.
8
2
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
LeBlanc, Louis
10
2
Leger
125
175.00
325.00
500.00
Fortney, 11. H.
(Part)
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12
2
Leger
65
91.00
169.00
260.00
Trahan, R. R. (ROY),
et ux Pearl
12
2
Leger
60
84.00
156.00
240.00
Kloesel, Theodore L.,
et ux Margie
14
2
Leger
125
175.00
325.00
500.00
Giroir, A. L.
16
2
Leger
62.50
67.50
162.50
250.00
Giroir, A. L., et ux
(S. -�)
Agnes
16
2
Leger
62.5
87.50
162.50
250.00
Nalley, Cecil S., et
ux Rosie
18
2
Leger
125
175.00
325.00
500.00
Shires, Jack, et ux
(Replat
of Lot
1- B1. -5)
Madeline G.
"A"
Leger
75
105.00
195.00
300.00
Parker, Ples J., et ux
(Replat
of Lot
1- B1. -5)
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Cathryn S.
"B"
Leger
50
70.00
130.00
200.00
Deitz, R. J., et ux
(N. I'D
Katherin A.
3
5
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Caldwell, Charles, et
(S.41)
ux Vera
3
5
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Caldwell, Charles, et
ux, Vera
5
5
Leger
72.92
102.09
189.59
291.68
Baxter, Max D., et ux
(Part)
Vera Louise
5
5
Leger
10.42
14.59
27.09
41.68
Baxter, flax D., et ux
(Part)
Vera Louise
5
5
Leger
41.67
58.34
108:34
166.68
Stoner, E. E., et ux
(N. -!a)
Lillian
7
5
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Oliver, Vill D., et ux
(S.-4,)
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Nancy
7
5
Leger
62.50
87.50
162.50
250.00
Platt, Edgar, et ux
(Parts)
Rita L.
9 G 10
5
Leger
60
84.00
156.00
240.00
Land, Roy, et ux
(Part)
Ruby
9
5
Leger
50
70.00
130.00
200.00
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TOTALS
NOTE: Discrepancies of 1.4 feet in
front footage results from errors in
partition deeds - Lot 9, Block 5,
Leger Addition and Lot 5, Block 8,
Leger Addition.
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is
Leger 78
109.20 202.80 312.00
2.188,39
FRONT FEET
3.063; 75
PAVING ASSESSI.ENr
5,689.81
CURB & GUrTER ASSESSLIENr
8,753.56
TOTAL ASSESSi.ENT
171
EAST: SIDE
CAROLINA
(Continued)
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DESCRIPTION
OF PROPERTY
FRONT
ASSESSWNr
PROPERTY OIIINER
LOTS
BLOCIC .DDIT I
FEET
PAV ING
C, & G.
TOTAL
Hebei, Carl D., et ux
Ruth
(Part)
9
5
Leger
69
82.60
153.40
�� -236WO
Kleypass, Eugene A., et
(Part)
ux Elva F.
9
5
Leger
87.50
122.50
227.50
350.00
Ptacek, nary
(N.J�)
1
8
Leger
100
140.00
260.00
400.00
Wrig4t, Delmar A., et
(S.-40
ux Gladys
1
9
Leger
100
140,00
260.00
400.00
Fanesteil, L*oy J., et
(N -40)
ux Gladys M.
5
8
Leger
44
61.60
114.40
176.00
Massey, T. C.
(Part)
5
8
Leger
50
70.00
130.00
MOD
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Snyder, J. E., et ux
(Part)
Hassell
5
8
Leger
56
78.40
145.60
224:00
Hollman, Leivis L.
Part)
5 8
TOTALS
NOTE: Discrepancies of 1.4 feet in
front footage results from errors in
partition deeds - Lot 9, Block 5,
Leger Addition and Lot 5, Block 8,
Leger Addition.
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is
Leger 78
109.20 202.80 312.00
2.188,39
FRONT FEET
3.063; 75
PAVING ASSESSI.ENr
5,689.81
CURB & GUrTER ASSESSLIENr
8,753.56
TOTAL ASSESSi.ENT
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Section 4. That said several amounts, together with inter-
est, expense of collection, and reasonable attorneys' fees, if
incurred, shall be, and the same are hereby, declared to be a
first and prior lien on and against said respective abutting prop-
erties, and said amounts so assessed, together with said other
items, shall be, and the same are hereby, declared to be per-
sonal liabilities and charges against the true owners of said
properties, respectively, whether named or not, all as provided
in and by said Article 1105 -b of Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes
of Texas aforesaid; and such assessments shall be collectible with
interest, expense of collections and reasonable attorneys' fees,
if incurred, and shall be first and prior liens on the property
assessed, superior to all other liens and claims except state,
county and city ad valorem taxes, and shall be personal liability
and charges against the said owners of the property assessed;
that said sums so assessed shall be payable as follows, to wit:
In six equal annual installments, one installment payable within
thirty days after the completion of said improvements and the
acceptance thereof by the City Council of the City of Baytown;
one installment one year from the date of such acceptance; one
• installment two years from the date of such acceptance; one
installment three years from the date of such acceptance; one
installment four years from the date of such acceptance; and one
installment five years from the date of such acceptance, with
interest thereon from such date of acceptance at the rate of
six (6 %) per cent per annum, payable annually, and if default
shall be made in the payment of any interest or principal when
due, the whole of said assessment, upon such default, shall at
once become due and payable at the option of said contractor,
Brown & Root, Inc., or its assigns; provided said property owner
• shall have the privilege of paying any installments before
maturity by payment of principal and accrued interest.
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•
Section 5. That for the purpose of evidencing said assess-
ments, the liens securing same and the several sums payable by
said property owners and the time and terms of payment, and to
aid in the enforcement thereof, assignable certificates shall be
issued by the City of Baytown to the contractor, or assigns, upon
completion and acceptance of said improvements, which certifi-
cates shall be executed by the Mayor and attested by the City
Clerk with the corporate seal affixed, and shall be payable to
said contractor or assigns; said certificates shall declare the
isaid amounts, and the time and terms of payment thereof, the
rate of interest payable thereon, the description of the respec-
tive properties against which the aforementioned assessments have
been levied, sufficient to identify same, and same shall contain
the name or names of the apparent owners thereof.
Said certificates shall further set forth and evidence the
assessments levied and shall declare the lien upon the respective
properties and the liability of the true owner or owners thereof,
whether correctly named or not, and shall provide that if default
be made in the payment thereof, same shall be enforced by a suit
• in any court having jurisdiction.
And the said certificates shall further provide that if
default be made in the payment of any installment of principal or
interest thereon when due, then at the option of said contractor
or assigns, being the owner and holder thereof, the whole of said
assessment shall become at once due and payable and shall be
collectible with interest, expense of collection and a reasonable
attorney's fee, if incurred.
Said certificates shall further recite that the proceedings
with reference to making the improvements therein referred to
have been regularly had in compliance with the law, and that all
• prerequisites to the fixing of the assessment lien against the
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property described and the personal liability of the owner or
owners thereof have been performed, which recitals shall be evi-
dence of all the matters recited in said certificate, and no
further proof thereof shall be required.
Section 6. That the City of Baytown shall not be liable
in any manner for the payment of any sum hereby assessed, but
said City shall exercise all powers conferred upon it by law,
when requested so to do by the holder of said certificates, to
aid in the collection thereof.
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Effective Date: That this ordinance shall take effect
from and after the date of its passage by a majority of the City
Council of the City of Baytown.
INTRODUCED, READ and PASSED by a majority of the City
Council of the City of Baytown on this 12th day of June, 1958.
ATTEST:
Edna Oliver, City Clerk
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Pruett, Mayor