1961 04 12 CC Minutes, SpecialMINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BAYTOWN
April 12, 1961
The City Council of the City of Baytown, Texas met in special session on
Wednesday. April 12, 1961, at 7 :00 o'clock p.m., in the Council Room of the Baytown
City Hall with the following members in attendance:
Seaborn Cravey
W. L. Ward
K. E. Badgett
Velma J. Ansley
Roy H. Hughes
*Lacy Lusk
*R. H. Pruett
J. B. LeFevre
George Chandler
Edna Oliver
Councilman
Councilman
Councilman
Councilman
Councilman
Councilman - Mayor Pro Tem
Mayor
City Manager
City Attorney
City Cleric
Just as Mayor Pruett entered the Council Chamber, Mayor Pro Tem Lusk called
the meeting to order and the Invocation was offered.
Resolution - Honoring Mayor Pruett
Mayor Pro Tem Lusk introduced and read the following resolution:
A RESOLUTION BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BAYTOWN FORMALLY RECOG-
NIZING AND THANKING THE HONORABLE R. H. PRUETT, MAYOR, FOR HIS TWELVE
YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE AS COUNCILMAN AND MAYOR OF THE CITY OF BAYTOWN;
RECITING A FEW OF THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS WHICH HE WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN BRING-
ING ABOUT DURING HIS TERMS OF OFFICE; RESOLVING THAT THE SAID HONORABLE
R. H. PRUETT HENCEFORTH SHALL BE "MAYOR EMERITUS" OF THE CITY OF BAYTOWN
AND SHALL ALWAYS BE ENTITLED TO A SEAT AT ALL MEETINGS OF THE CITY COUN-
CIL OF THE CITY OF BAYTOWN.
WHEREAS, the Honorable R. H. Pruett faithfully and conscientiously served
as Councilman District No. 6, for the City of Baytown, from April 5, 1949 to
April 7, 1953; and
WHEREAS, he is now completing his eighth year as Mayor of the City of Bay-
town; and
WHEREAS, during his terms of office there were enumerable accomplishments
and projects which were completed, the following being only. a.few of the many ac-
complishments made while he was a member of the Council;
(1) Various parts of the City were looped together. by
water mains
(2) Two new Fire Stations were completed and one Fire
Station renovated.
(3) Three elevated and two ground storage tanks and three
water wells were completed.
(4) All Sewer Disposal Plants were improved and one new
Disposal Plant was constructed and all of same were
connected by Sanitary Sewer Interceptor Lines.
(5) Underground :Storm Sewers were constructed in and to
Minnesota, Louisiana, Kentucky, Virginia, New Jersey,
Schilling and Danubina Streets and Martin and Jail
Ditches.
(6) Land Fill Garbage Disposal System instituted.
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(7) Many streets permanently improved.
(8) Police Administration Building completed.
(9) Pavilion at Roseland Park completed.
(10) Baytown - LaPorte Tunnel completed.
(11) Spur 201 completed..
(12) Retirement System, Social Security and additional
fringe benefits were provided for City employees and
Civil Service for the Fire and Police Departments; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Baytown desires to formally express
its appreciation to Mayor Pruett for his years of faithful civic participation in
the government of the City of Baytown; NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BAYTOWN:
THAT the City of Baytown, by and through its duly elected City Council, here-
by formally recognizes and thanks the Honorable R. H. Pruett for his years in public
office in Baytown and hereby expressly makes and constitutes R. H. Pruett as "Mayor
Emeritus" of the City of Baytown and resolves that Mayor Emeritus R. H. Pruett
shall henceforth always have a seat at the Council table of the City Council of
the City of Baytown.
INTRODUCED, READ and PASSED by the unanimous vote of the :members of the City
Council of the City of Baytown, on this the 12th day of April, 1961.
/s/ Lacy Lusk
Lacy Lusk, Mayor Pro Tem
ATTEST:
/s/ Edna Oliver
Edna Oliver, City Clerk
Councilman Ward moved to adopt the resolution as read.
seconded the motion. The roll call vote was as follows:
Roll Call: Ayes: Councilman Cravey Nays: None
Ward
Badgett
Ansley
Hughes
Mayor Pro Tem Lusk
Declares - May 11th - R. H. Pruett Day In Baytown
Councilman Hughes
By the power vested in him as Acting Mayor, Mayor Pro Tem Lusk declared Thurs-
day, May 11th as R. H. Pruett Day in Baytown. To climax the activities of the day,
a reception will be held in his honor at the Chamber of Commerce Building. (Mayor
Pruett stunned, but pleased)
`Mayor Pro Tem Lusk surrenders his seat to Mayor R. H. Pruett and takes his seat
as Councilman for the continuation of the meeting.
Approves Minutes
Councilman Badgett moved to dispense with the reading of the minutes of the
regular meeting of March 23rd and the special meeting of April 6th and they be ap-
proved. Councilman Cravey seconded the motion. The roll call vote was as follows:
Roll Call: Ayes: Councilman Cravey Nays; None
It Ward
of Badgett
it Ansley
of Hughes
to Lusk
Mayor Purett
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The City Manager introduced and read the following resolution:
A RESOLUTION CANVASSING THE RETURNS OF THE REGULAR MUNICIPAL ELECTION
HELD WITHIN THE CITY OF BAYTOWN ON THE 4TH OF:AP.RIL, 1961, FOR THE
PURPOSE OF ELECTING A MAYOR FROM THE CITY AT LARGE, AND THREE COUNCIL-
MEN FROM THE RESPECTIVE DISTRICTS NOS. 2.3 AND 6, DECLARING THE RE-
SULTS OF SAID ELECTION, FINDING THAT NOTICE OF SAID ELECTION WAS DULY
AND PROPERLY HELD AND THE RETURNS THEREOF MADE BY THE PROPER OFFICIALS
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS.
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 96, Article'IX of the Charter of the City
of Baytown, the City Council of said City, at a special meeting held on this
12th day of April, 1961, proceeded as required by law to canvass the returns
of the Regular Municipal Election held in the City of Baytown on the 4th day
of April, 1961, for the purpose of' electing a Mayor from the City at large,
and three (3) Councilmen from the respective Districts Nos. 2, 3 and 6, said
Election having been held under and pursuant to the provisions of the Charter
of said City and an ordinance duly passed on the 26th day of January, 1961,
calling said Election; and,
WHEREAS, said Election having been duly and regularly had and held as
called in said ordinance and according to law and the returns thereof having
been duly made and the Election Judges certified the results of said Election,
as hereinafter set out, and the City Council having duly and regularly can-
vassed the returns of said Election and finding that the total votes cast at
said Election were as follows, to -wit:
For Mayor From The City At Larae
W. C. (Pop) Swain 1,486'Votes
Al Clayton 1,273 Votes
L. W. (Slue) Massey 1,038 Votes
H. M. Campbell 903 Votes
For Councilman From District No'. 2
James A. (Pete) Bryan, Jr. 1,109 Votes
E. W. (Ernie) Hunt, Jr. 1,011 Votes
Walter L. (Dub) Ward 2,019 Votes
For Councilman From District No. 3
Kenneth E. Badgett
1,385
Votes
C. A. (Chris) Hansen, Jr.
1,364
Votes
Deward F. (Dee) Johnson
584
Votes
Frank W. Burke
116
Votes
John R. (Johnny) Fox
685
Votes
C. G. (Glen) Swick
340
Votes
For Councilman From District No. 6
James Monroe (Jim) Bryan
2,057
Votes
Fred C. Canant
1,116
Votes
M. E. (Earl) Lively
1,038
Votes
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Baytown finds the election returns
as set out above to be accurate and correct and no election protest or contest hav-
ing been filed with said Council or instituted in connection with said election,
NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BAYTOWN:
Section 1: That as shown above, no candidate received a majority of the
votes cast at said election for the office of Mayor from the City at large, and
accordingly it is necessary that a Run -Off Election be held to elect a Mayor
from said City at large, and it appearing that
W. C. (Pop) Swain
Al Clayton
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are the two candidates receiving the highest number of votes at said election
for the office of Mayor from the City at large, it is, therefore, ORDERED that
a Special Run -Off Election be held for the purpose of electing one of these
candidates for said office.
Section 2: That as shown above no candidate received a majority of the
votes cast at said election for the office of Councilman from District No. 2,
and accordingly it is necessary that a Run -Off Election be held to elect a Coun-
cilman from said District No. 2, and it appearing that
James A. (Pete) Bryan, Jr.
Walter L. (Dub) Ward
are the two candidates receiving the highest number of votes at said election
for the office of Councilman from District No. 2. it is, therefore, ORDERED that
a Special Run -Off Election be held for the purpose of electing one of these
candidates for said office.
Section 3: That as shown above no candidate received a majority of the
votes cast at said election for the office of Councilman from District No. 3,
and accordingly it is necessary that a Run -Off Election beheld to elect a Coun-
cilman from said District No. 3. and it appearing that
Kenneth E. Badgett
C. A. (Chris) Hansen, Jr.
are the two candidates receiving the highest number of votes of said election
for the office of Councilman from District No. 3, it is therefore ORDERED that
a Special Run -Off Election be held for the purpose of electing one of these
candidates for said office.
Section 4: That as shown no candidate received a majority of the votes
cast at said election for the office of Councilman from'Dittrict No. 6, and
accordingly it is necessary that a Run -Off Election be held to elect a Council-
man from said District No. 6, and it appearing that
James Monroe (Jim) Bryan
Fred C. Canant
are the two candidates receiving the highest number'of votes at said election
for the office of Councilman from District No. 6, it is, therefore ORDERED that
a Special Run -Off Election be held for the purpose of electing one of these
candidates for said office.
Section 5: That the City Council of the City of'Baytown further finds
that the Notice of said Election was duly and properly given as required by law
and as provided in the Ordinance calling said Election and that said Election
was duly and regularly held and the returns thereof duly and regularly made by
the proper officials of said Election, and in all things according to law.
INTRODUCED, READ and PASSED by the affirmative vote of a majority of the
members of the City Council of the City of Baytown on this the 1.2th day of
April, 1961.
/s/ R: H. Pruett
R. 11. Pruett, Mayor
ATTEST:
Is/ Edna Oliver
Edna Oliver, City Clerk
Councilman Ward moved to adopt the resolution as read. Councilman Badgett
seconded the motion. The roll call vote was as follows:
Roll Call: Ayes: Councilman Cravey Nays: None
of Ward
to Badgett
to Ansley
to Hughes
to Lusk
Mayor Pruett
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Ordinance - Ordering Special Election to be Held - April 29th
The City Manager introduced and read an ordinance ordering a Special Election
to be held within the City of Baytown on Saturday, April 29th for the purpose of
electing a Mayor from the City at large and three Councilmen from the respective
districts, 2, 3 and 6. Councilman Badgett moved to adopt the ordinance as read.
Councilman Ward seconded the motion. The roll call vote was as follows:
Roll Call: Ayes: Councilman Cravey Nays: None
" Ward
" Badgett
" Ansley
Hughes
Lusk
Mayor Pruett
-The caption of the ordinance follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 624
AN ORDINANCE ORDERING A SPECIAL ELECTION•TO BE HELD ON THE 29TH DAY
OF APRIL, 1961, FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING A MAYOR FROM THE CITY AT
LARGE, AND THREE COUNCILMEN FROM THE RESPECTIVE DISTRICTS 2,3 AND 6,
PROVIDING FOR ELECTION OFFICERS, DESIGNATING THE PLACES AND MANNE[t
OF HOLDING SAID ELECTION,•PRESCRIBING THE HOURS AND PROVIDING FOR THE
POSTING AND PUBLICATION OF NOTICE.
Preliminary Approval - Section 4 Eva Maude Subdivision
F. A. Richardson, developer of Eva Maude Subdivision, submitted a plat of Sec-
tion 4 of the aforementioned subdivision and asked Council for preliminary approval
of same. After checking with the City Manager, -City Engineer, Fire Chief and Assis-
tant Director of Public Works to learn if all the requirements of the City's Subdi-
vision Ordinance have been considered and met in the preliminary- drawing, Council-
man Lusk moved to grant preliminary construction approval of Section 4, Eva Maude
Subdivision. Councilman Ansley seconded the motion. The roll call vote was as
follows:
Roll Call: Ayes: Councilman Cravey Nays; None
Ward
Badgett
Ansley
" Hughes
Lusk
Mayor Pruett
City Engineer Busch pointed out that this entire area suffered from lack of
storm sewage facilities. The drainage is very poor all along Bowie Drive, near
Jones' 7 -11 -7 Store and the intersection of Cedar Bayou Road and suggested that the
Council try to get this entire section included in a Drainage Bond Program.
Proposal - City Base Clayton Drive - Richardson and School Install Curb and Gutter
Mr. Richardson asked the City to consider the improvement of Clayton Drive as
it is impossible to maintain, with its present base. He proposed to install curb
and gutter the entire length of his east property line, which abuts Clayton Drive
and extends to its intersection with Bowie Drive, provided the City-will agree to
lay some type base and a topping which will make the street presentable and take
care of tte heavy traffic. He also stated that he and Mayor Pruett had met with
Mr. Gentry, Superintendent of the School System,in reference to the installation
of curb and gutter along the school property line. Mr. Gentry agreed, with reserva-
tions. He wants the work done according to the standards and specifications of the
City's ordinance; also, he wants to know if the school will receive credit for the
existing curb and gutter, if and when. funds are made available by bond issue to'
permit the permanent paving of Clayton Drive by city - property owner participation
basis. Mr. Richardson was told that credit had been given for existing curb and
gutter under the previous program up to and including $2.25 per front foot but no
one was in a position to definitely state that other councils will follow this
pattern; it was only hoped that such will be the case. Councilman Ward stated he
felt that the City was in no position to make a committment at this time toward
permanent improvement but it was suggested that a two - course inverted penetration
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base with asphalt topping could be laid which will provide a street base of suffi-
cient hardness to carry the traffic. When Mr. Richardson agreed to this type base,
Councilman Ward moved to approve the expenditure of providing engineering services,
laying a two- course inverted penetration base with asphalt topping on Clayton Drive
after Mr. Richardson and the School District have completed the installation of the
curb and gutter along the entire length of their respective property lines. Council-
man Badgett seconded the motion. The roll call vote was as follows:
Roll Call: Ayes: Councilman Cravey Nays: None
of Ward
" Badgett
to Ansley
is Hughes
It Lusk
Mayor Pruett
Request - Amend City Building Code Allow Wood Shindies'
Jim Bond, a local insurance man, petitioned the Council to amend the City's
building code to permit the use of wood shingles. He represented his client, Dr.
Jerry Smith, in the request. Mr. Smith presently has a home under construction
which, in his opinion, would only look good with wood shingles. Mayor Pruett in-
formed Mr. Bond that the City Council had passed an ordinance, in 1953, forbidding
the use of wood shingles after it was learned that the fire insurance key rate would
be lowered by the adoption of such an ordinance. Baytown presently enjoys a 28t key
rate. set by the Fire Insurance Commission of Austin. This is the lowest in the
history of Baytown and the Council frowned upon doing anything which may jeopardize
the present rating. Mr. Bond assured the Council that approximately 15% of the homes
in Baytown now have wood shingle roofs and should the amount rise to 25%, the home
insurance rate will not be affected but it will change the coverage rate of business
establishments. The only home - owners penalized by a higher rate will be the indivi-
dual owner who has a wooden roof. After a lengthy discussion, Mayor Pruett appoint-
ed a Committee composed of Councilmen Ward, Cravey, Fire Chief Lintelman, Leo Frost,
Jim Bond and Dr. Smith to study the ordinance with a possibility of amending tb-,
include the use of wood shingles if it was learned that no one would be penalized
but the individual home owner. Councilman Ward was named as Chairman; he-set the
date of Friday, April 14th, for the hearing. The time will be 5:00 o'clock p.m.
in the Council Room of the City Hall. If necessary, a special meeting of the Council
will be called to hear the results of the hearing and the recommendation of the
committee.
Mr. Hoffpauir - Emergency Corps Boat - City Participation in Cost
Mr. E. Hoffpauir met with the Council again to learn the decision of the
Council relative to his proposal of last meeting for the City and the West Main
Civic Club to equally share in the costs of a 17 -foot custom built boat which will
be donated to the Baytown Volunteer Emergency Corps. Mayor Pruett was spokesman
for the Committee. In his opinion, the boat will be strictly a bay or gulf boat,
not an emergency boat for emergency conditions. Too, there seems to be some mis-
understanding within the organization on the question of two boats. Some of the
members seem to think that if they had one boat and motor completely paid for and
then some extra emergency equipment, they would be much better off. If the City is
to donate $1,000.00 on the purchase price, some members think they should pay off
the existing mortgage made by members of the Corps to retain its present equipment.
Councilman Badgett asked Fir. Hoffpauir if the Emergency Corps had not voted "thumbs
down" on coming to the City Council and asking for participation in the purchase of
the boat. Mr. Hoffpauir stated that the Emergency Corps did not want to get in-
volved with the City in any expenditure committment and his proposal did not include
the Voluntary Emergency Corps, only the West Main Civic Club and the City of Baytown.
As a senior member of the Committee, Councilman Badgett asked that further discus-
sion be deferred until the, April 27th meeting; Councilman Hughes stated that he
felt that the City would be setting a precedent if such a donation was approved
and voiced his objections on this basis; Councilman Cravey commended Mr. Hoffpauir
for his time and effort spent in the promotion of this project but his opinion was
the same as Councilman Hughes, that the City would be setting a precedent; Council-
man Lusk suggested contacting the County for assistance in the worthwhile project
or donations be made individually. After some further discussion, Councilman Lusk
moved to accept the recommendation of the Committee by turning down the request of
the West Main Civic Club to.share - one -half the costs of an emergency boat which
will be donated to the Volunteer Emergency Corps. Councilman Hughes seconded the
motion. The roll call vote was as follows:
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Roll Call: Ayes: Councilman Cravey Nays: None
Ward
" Badgett
Ansley
Hughes
Lusk
Mayor Pruett
At the conclusion of the discussion, Councilman Hughes proposed to furnish
the upholstery for the new boat, without charge. Councilman Lusk also made a per-
sonal donation of $25.00 toward the payment of the boat.
Report Bids - Water Division Material
Before proceeding with the business of hearing the report of the water divi-
sion material tabulation. Councilman Lusk reminded the {Mayor that at the April 12th
meeting one of the bidders did not include his $200.00 bid bond, as required, and
therefore, disqualified his bid by not meeting specifications. Mr. R. E. Campbell
of Mabry Foundry Company stated that he was the bidder; the bid did reserve the
right to request a performance bond and a $200.00 bid bond but on his invitation,
the amount was not listed. The City Manager verified his statement that the bid
form was not completed to include the specified $200.00 bid bond. Councilman
Cravey moved to leave the bid in the tabulation report. Councilman Ansley seconded
the motion. The roll call vote was as follows:
Roll Call: Ayes:.Councilman Cravey Nays: Councilman Ward
of Badgett, it Lusk
to Ansley Mayor Pruett
of Hughes
In the report, a comparison was presented by the City Manager and a detailed
summation was given. The bids of Mabry Foundry Company and Utility Supply Company
were the only two, in some instances Mabry's bid was lower on certain items. how-
ever, Utility Supply was the only company who presented a bid on all items listed
in the specifications. After a close review of the tabulation, the City Manager
concluded his remarks with a recommendation that the bid of Utility Supply be accep-
ted. Councilman Lusk.moved to accept the recommendation of.Mr. LeFevre; the total
bid of Utility Supply Company be accepted to furnish water division materials to
the City of Baytown for the next contract year. Councilman Badgett seconded the
motion. The roll call vote was as follows:
Roll Call: Ayes: Councilman Cravey Nays: None
Ward
Badgett
Ansley
Hughes
Lusk
Mayor Pruett
It was agreed that the bid form will be revised before other bids are
sought,
Open Bids - Concrete Pipe
Bids for furnishing and delivering concrete sewer pipe to the City were
opened and are tabulated as follows:
White Supply Company
12" B. & S. 1128 feet @ 1.10 $ 1,240.80
15" B. C S. 1100 feet @ 1.55 1,705.00
18" B. & S. 876 feet @ 1.90 1,664.40
Total Bid $ 4,610.20
5% 15 days net 30
General Concrete Comaan
12"
B.
& S. 1128 feet
@ 1.10 $ 1,240.80
15"
B.
& S. 1100 feet
@ 1.55 1,705.00
18"
B.
C S. 876 feet
@ 1.90 1,664.40
Total
Bid
$ 4,610.20
5%
10
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Schaffer Brothers Concrete Products
12" B. & S. 1128 feet
15" B. C S. 1100 feet
18" B. & S. 876 feet
Total Bid
2% 15 days net 30 days
1.10 $ 1,240.80
1.55 1.705.00
1.90 1,664.40
$ 4,610.20
Councilman Lusk moved to reject all bids and to readvertise. Councilman
Cravey seconded the motion. The roll call vote was as follows:
Roll Call: Ayes: Councilman Cravey Nays: None
it Ward
tt Badgett
it . Ansley
it Hughes
it Lusk
Mayor Pruett
Police Jurisdiction.- Humble Property
The Council discussed the Police jurisdiction on streets lying within the
Humble property. Councilman Lusk reported that they have a Private Property sign
at each entrance with a "Travel at Your Own Risk" statement.! All that the police
could do would be to answer the call and try to- assist in a helpful manner by giving
a form but the travel would be the same as Weingarten or Sears Parking lots, at their
own risk. Lieutenant Turner reported that the State will not honor a form if an
accident occurs on private property, however, he agreed to give one at the suggestion
of the Council.
Resolution - Additional Fund - Teen Age Base Ball
Councilman Ward moved to authorize the City Manager to transfer $500.00
from the Council Contingency Fund to cover additional expenses incurred by the
Teen Age Base Ball Clubs. Councilman Lusk seconded the motion. The roll call
vote was as follows:
Roll Call: Ayes: Councilman Cravey Nays: None
to Ward
Badgett
Ansley
Hughes
" Lusk
Mayor Pruett
The Resolution follows:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BAYTOWN, TEXAS,
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO TRANSFER FIVE HUNDRED ($500.00)
DOLLARS FR(1%1 THE COUNCIL CONTINGENCY FUND TO CLASSIFICATION 601 7 -1,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BAY-TOWN:
THAT the City Manager of the City of Baytown, Texas be hereby author-
ized to transfer Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars from the Council Contingency
fund to Classification 601 7 -1, additional appropriation to cover Teen Age
Baseball expenses.
INTRODUCED, READ and PASSED by the affirmative vote of a majority of.
the City Council on this the 12th day of April, A.D., 1961.
Is/ R. H. Pruett
R. H. Pruett, Mayor
ATTEST:
/s/ Edna Oliver.
Edna Oliver, City Clerk
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Hughes - Ways and Means Committee - Waterways - Proposal
Councilman Hughes submitted a proposal for the Mayor to appoint a committee
to study ways and means of developing waterways and docking facilities of Baytown.
He stated that he saw an urgent need for the development of waterways which will
provide additional terminal facilities for commerce in the Baytown area. Presently
everything from Goose Creek Stream to Crystal Bay on the Houston ship channel
is being used by the Humble Company. He proposed that a study be made of the
Evergreen Bay area with the idea of dredging a channel to give additional miles
of parking facilities. The City of Baytown is not to build the docks, however,
This will be done by those companies who would locate in the area as has been done
up and down the channel. He suggested the Committee be a 5 -man working committee,
composed of Baytown residents who are interested in this type development. This
Committee would be named by the Mayor, subject to the approval of the Council and
designated as a Ways and Means Committee for the development of Waterways in
Baytown. He closed with a motion that the Mayor be-authorized to make this study
and name the 5 -man committee subject to council approval. Councilman Badgett
seconded the motion. The roll call vote was as follows:
Roll Call: Ayes: Councilman Cravey Nays: None
Ward
" Badgett'
Ansley
Hughes
" Lusk
Mayor Pruett
Adjournment
Councilman Ansley moved that the meeting be adjourned. Councilman Lusk
seconded the motion. The ayes were unanimous and the Mayor declared the meeting
adjourned.
rATTEST:
Edna Oliver, City Clerk
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R. H. Pruett, Mayor
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