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race*esi-.ed r:ea_.lnr of r.n�a k:x.ntai_ of ,ae r'e �]nc of
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Perr'ne oti t:e 1rorL-l.an.I cencra.1 uleccriu C any o
he Council.
.Ir. re ci.nc: TIonorahle a or an' Ci C;:7unr;.1; e ent e.re�'
into pr-l,_minary= contact i, _ _ the Ci.t_;. f T_Jc ar + ane wnre
author zec?. , t'le CiLy Cornc it Co r _L.Lr, .s i .n r e` 14,cuits
anoi chancTe zirours' nevhat, _'_,e :rce .L1c, i w%LY.-.n the
eorrorate 1.'nits of the Cit; .
'7e'Oid three ' ii.r_c,s, .,c i.n :a.11e' nine (9) ".nnn
lumens mercury vapor street. lig'.Zts. We i.n.stalle, nine (9)
of: ..ose _-'ro, ',-,ne rai.lroac traC?[s on lain Street, soui:.1a nt_
the -junction of *,ain Street arcs I3ic,away 9c). Then we %raps-
errec' ei.o'ht. (2) 20,000 lumens x ,xi:,a3 ,_.1 i on "nin `'own anr.
mounted them on our poles over liere on Cer^mer_i.al Street,
filling the c;ap from Main clear town to -.1ic way '-:217.
Then,,-I.n the-course of the same contra^.t we
chanc;ec, over fron, the other contract, ro.-:r (,:) 20,000
mercury vapor liq xts clown at the south ens3 o fain, which .
were on the east site or rain Street ani. also one 2.0,000
liglii, on P.urnham .trees- ;us t ofi. I��a__n.
Althou�.-,h we 1-iad. the contract apy rove-1and leiter
of autheriaation'was written ror us to Ao chis work an% al-
thouch we have ,ieen bi:lli nc; the City each month'on this
contract- we never actually had a foXmal contract sicned
by the City.
Recently I received a set: of five copies of the
formal contract to be sicnea,by the City." I took them over
to your City Attorney 'for his perusal ani I since rot the
cot)ies back froma him; now he has four copies. Conic:ht' I
wanted to coxae before you and ask these be formalize' and
signed.
In the meantime, since those contract4, I have
taken out'Mayor Woodard, in my car and we made a brief run
to see that all the lights spoken of in the contract were,
in effect,' there and that is .the reason I vm, appearing be-
fore you tonight`.
Aiayor Woodard: Do you find the contract O. R.?
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Attornev 'Anderson: The contracts, I assume, are ?.n the usual
form, for this type o`' service. They are <latod June 29, 1962
and ru,._for .five years, until 1967, 0� course, 'the only Prob-
lem is the funds wherewith to pay the tariff ane.' if we are not
assured you are croing-to have the funds '_O r;ay, then, of course
if you sign this you will not be able to turn off the lic:iits;
so we ought to.have provision in ;here, snbect to available
funds. This would commit you to pay each and every months.
I don't know What your situation would be, if-j=ou were unable
to finance them.
Mr. Perrino: I am not sure of my ground, whether we should
turn them off or what we should do; it was thought of course,
I presume you mean Just for this year, this is an additional
problems
Attorney Anderson: Yes, for this year. I presume because
of the tax base this should be coverer:.. As I see this con-
tract it would commit the City to pay whether or no ;fou have
anv funds. The law says, no public officer should spend funds
other than those available. I have run .into the same problem
in a different sphere. P7e could write in here as to 1962-1963
fiscal year - subject to available funds; then if you should
run out of funds; that is a possibility is -it not?
A'.avor Woodard: Thioudb FebruarS�; we have enough in District
,2 to carry it on through.
Attorney Anderson: This would cover all the lights?
Mr. Perrine: Schedule 91, all the lights in this contract.
Mayor Woodard: We have funds for the other one but not funds
for this new one, only'through February so far. We don't
know; that's something we will have to wait and see if he gets
other money. There would be March, April, Nav, June and July,
five months we have no money for, around $1100.00 we haven't
got funds for right now.
Attorney Anderson: It would only be for service through Junes
Mayor Woodard: What is left is supposed to be in number 1
District. That is why I. say number 1 has to pay ,this contract
and part of the other one,that' belongs to number '1 District.
Number 2 pays about $60.00 and:number 1 pays about $200.00.
Attorney Anderson: Do you feel that there would be any seal
objection on the part of your company, to have i'c=stipulated
this being this year only, as to available funds?'
Mr. Perrine: We can't help the situation.
Attorney Anderson: If there are no funds you are not going to
be paid, of course they can shut them off; 'Iguess you don't
have any choice. I would suggest, in the billing;and payment,
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that we merely add to that as to 1962, this fiscal year, this
contract shall bind theCityonly to the extent of available
funds. If they let the lights burn they are incurring'the hill
no matter what the contract says, then you would have a choice
to turn them off with that provision in these'.. With that change
I would see no objection to your approving it. You have checker
the installation,and poles and so forth. You can y motion
modify as indicated.
Councilman Cooper: what seems to be the "bottlenec?c"
Mayor Woodard; We can"t collect it from,the people along
street; some won't even pay a dime, I don't know how many.
They haven't contacted them all again, I think they have all
hcc n once, they had. enough men out.
Councilman Cooper: I suggest that we watch this close; when
the,funds run out-wc should 'urn them off.
Mayor Woodard: I would like to hear a motion made on 'phis
contract with the understanding it will be 'typed in there
that it is not binding us to anything after the particular
funds we have collected have run out.
Attorney Anderson: To the extent of available funds only.
Councilman Hanneman: I move weaccept the contract as so
amended. ` Seconded by Councilman Cooper and. unanimously
approved by Council.
Attorney Anderson: This contract is ratified' as of June 29,
1962.
Mayor Woodard: From the railroad track south to the Highway
and also on Commercial Street.
Attorney Anderson: Do you have any objection to changing, that
to July 1st?
Mayor Woodard: That would be the beginning of the fiscal year.
Mr. Perrine: It sounds logical to hie.
Mayor Woodard: Any other comments from the floor?
Councilman Hanneman: I would like to suggest a motion to
authorize an account at the First National Bank to receive
the ;funds underthe, title of "Lincoln Street Improvement
Funds".
Councilman'Cooper: I will make a motion to that effect, that
we set up the account as suggested. Councilman Si.tton seconded
4rthe motion. Unanimously passed by,'Council.
` Councilman Hanneman: I"received a check from the West Coast
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Telephone for .,50,(,6 for the roques ed assistance in repaving
BurnhamAvenue, I believe that has '-leen (.,.;os.i.ter i.o rile ::oar!
Fund,
On S. W. 91st, a private l.rce'.:, have .:.ac0 some
progress :in getting ad.'iti-)nal richt-of-way ec'.iratec' to the
Citv. Mr.. Lawrence Henr- contacted re a wae]c ac
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is anxious to dedicate 20 fees, 'to tile City. This waulrl i-over
about Half the'lenrthEoi 91st, making it then a. 40 foot t✓j.t:ie
street. I sucfoest.;x contactour %1`torney to COT_", ete the
transaction and-c.ec'icat on of that amount.
idayor ;:ooclard. and I talked Co I<'_ Sweek, at the
opposite end of 91st:'last weel, an% he verbally agree,', t;o
c'edicate 20 feet along; his property front to the Cita, with the
condition on 1 owv,;e_ .1-hat only 10 feet of that prop e l -,ou o t,F,
used by the 3�7cYr-y for as ton as his house romai ns t.nere
it is. Twnnty feet . 0u1 cut into nr co veru close to idle
front and it would be pl�sically impossible to use .he 20 rear.
butallowsthe City to use l0 feet.
we have not been able to contact Mr, Keesling Sart
have verbal information he is willing to, dedicate at least
10 feet to the Citv and when he sees the benefits he will be
Willing to Oedi.cate more tnan,,.10 f het. If we can get it we
will have a two way street. -fie-eStr 0111<7 act 30 feet at this
time, it would require only a one way approach, at l-ast we
talked about getting 20 feet for future use.
to Vu7: ct i.. L,l }-,irk; 2 have
requested assistance front. the State Farm Forester at Fore t
Grove to come- out and look at our timl7er c a,r.a.c e
and ac.vise
Lis what to do o✓ith i L c how soon .it should 'c:e done and I
firmly believe that we c,,ill bene-1--it in having the chain saw
for use at the Park.- The local supplier has a Pioneer and
inasmuch as he is a local supplier and has the parts in service
I prefer to purchase tiie saw from ha.1, t;a.son Supply. We can:
get;a 24" blade For $164.50. It has a guarantee ane he has
Offered to instruct one authorized:.person in the use of the
saw and also take care of it ane, creek it over after it has
been used a short time.
I would like to request a mo'cion that we purc:zase
this Pioneer chain saw,` funds to be drawn from the Parc Ftxnd
in the amountof '$164.50.
Councilman Cooper: In:view of the job that has to be cone
the only thing we can do is purchase it, I make ;a motion that
Councilman Hanneman be given permission to secure the 'saw for
the Park. =Councilman Sitton:' I will second that motion.
Motion then unanimously carried by Council.
At this point Councilman Hanneman spoke at some
length and in detail about fixing up the City map by inselrb.na
the :zoning' data. The discussion was joined by fyiayor Woodard-
and both Councilman Hanneman and Mavor Woodard talked with
Mr. .Lawrence Bissett regarding map details and since Council-
man Banneman's project to r@vise the City map to show the zones
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e✓ould. in olve an expense of about $10.00, he was authorized to
Ew go ahead and proceed lsince the expenditure of this amount diel
not require any special action by Council.
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Councilman Cooper: I haven't much to report. What did you
find out in talking to the ,Tigard Times?
Mayor Woodard: I thin% lie understands we would like better
coverage.
Councilman Sitton: T have nothing to report except I did
investigate the question of the ditches; the-;7 were outsiQe
of the City; there was noth"no we eculd do about it.
Attorney Anderson: Well I have,an Ordinance =,,ou authorized
me to prepare with respect to the Tigard Plaza,lanels. This
contains tiletdeseription given me by Mr. Otto and I believe
it conforms to the land.
Mayor Woodard: We have an Ordinance number 62-23, "Cranti.nc
a zoning change with respect to lands of Ticiard ShoppJ.n,
Plaza, Inc., in the Southeast Quarter of Section 35, T i 5,
R 1 W, W.Y. , Washington County, Oregon." This is the one
we spoke about at the last meetinc;. I would line to hear a
motion on accepting this ordinance.
Councilman hanneman moved for the acceptance of-Ordnance
62-23; motion seconded by Councilman Cooper and unanimously
accepted by Council:
Attorney Anderson: In order to incorporate in the City
Records the results of the last election, I prepared a
Resolution setting forth those results and I have a cer-
tificate from
ertificate'from the County Clerk setting forth these results
and I-prepared a Resolution that should be incorporated it
the Minutes of the Ckty for posterity, both as to tine
candidates and the measures.
Hayor Woodard: We have before us a Resolution 6eelarinc, the
results of the recent election, we are open fora notion for
it's adoption.
Councilman Iianneman: I will make the motion we adopt this
Resolution setting forth the records of the election. aotion
seconded by Councilman Sitton. Unanimously approves by
Council.
"RESOLUTIONS Or TIM CITY COUNCIL
.Declaring results of Election
WHEREAS, there was referred to the legal voters
of the City of Tigard, Oregon, at the general election of
November 6, 1962, the following proposition:
"Shall the City of Tigard establish a ta:, base
in the sum of $15,000.00, there being no present
tax base?
1-f3EREAS, an abstract of votes certified by the
County Cleric of Washington County, Oregon shoes that of a
total of 6,15 -votes, 30S votes �.jera
cast ., f icand-- 257
votes were cast in opposition, and that,LLtherefore, ,the
measure was duly passed.
WHEREAS, there was referred to the legal voters of
the City of Tigard, Oregon, at ,the general elect n'iof
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DT:)vember 6, 1962, the followinc proposition:
"Shall the City of Ti^_ard; Grecon, ac'o1-f a charter
with prov :sii ns for 'Vayor-Council _'orni of cover'-
. -aient and to provit9e- _o_ t11e 'se of author:Lty
over matter. , of municipal local'concern""
t".IILl .,15, an abstract; of votes certifier' 1; the
County Clerl: of Washincton County,, Grecrrn shoc•rs =hat of a
total of 631 votes, 4:56 votes sere cas.. __n favor, ani:- 3.75
votes were cast in opposition, and that, �.:iiCYe3'.^r.., tile
measure Svcs duly.'.passed.
MTD, ?ViIEREAS, the.following canrli_atec for the
offices of City Councilmen received the following vo,-es re-
corded opposite each of their names: `
Edward A. i•ioo-ard _0
Floyd H. Bergmann ,40
Norman E Johnson 345
F. Wesley VcMullen 304
Peter Heintz 273
Cyrus' R. Knight 270
Albert IIoffa2fll 1
And by force of statute the two candidates receiving
the highest. number of votes are deemed- to be elected for a
four-year term, and the candidate receivinc, the third highest -
for-a two-year term,
NO[-7, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of. the City of
Tigard, that the adoption of the tax base in tbQ cum
$15;000.00 for the City of Tigard, be, and the same is here-
by, confirmed
ere-by, confirmed and recorded in the records of the City of
Tigard, to be effective with the tax year beginning July 1,
1963.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City of Tigard
charter proposal for 1962 as approved by;the voters, be, and
the same is hereby,confirmed and recorded 'in the records of
the City of'Tigard., to become effective January 1, 1963.
BE IT FURTIMR 'RESOLVED, that the election of
EDWARD A. SOODARD`to the post of Councilman of the City of
Tigard to Serve a four-year term, effective at the first
council meeting after January 1, 19631 be, and the same is
hereby, confirmed and recorded in the records of the City of
Tigard.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the election of FLOYD
H. BERGASANN to the post of Councilman of the City of Tigard
to serve a `four-year term, effective :at the first'council
meeting after January 1,° 1963,;be, and the same is hereby,
confirmed and. recorded in the records of the City of Tigard.
BE IT FURTHER`RESOLVED, that the election of
NORhIAN E. JOHNSON to the post of councilman of the City of
Tigard to serve atwo-year term, effective at the first
council meeting after January 1, 1963, be, :and the same'is
hereby, confirmed and recorded in the records of the City
of Tigard.
Attorney Anderson: I have also an Ordinance setting a hearing
on the Balogh property, it is a question cvnether you want to
take it up at this time. If you want to have the Hearing
on the'Council meeting date of December 10th, by passing it
tonight and putting it in the papers this week and two
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succeeding weeks, if you'pass it tonight it woulc, be published
on the 29th and on December 6th, that would only be two times.
If you want to postpone the Decem')et 10th reeting
until December 17th, then that would ta'ce care of this.
councilman Hanneman: I-ria?:e the :notion that we change nur
regular scheduled meeting frola the second monaay, Tec-ruDer
10th, to the 17th of Decenb_r. 1,iotion seconded by councilr.;an
Sitton and unanimously approved by Council.'
I.ayor Woodard: Vic now have ?before us "An ordinance setting
Hearing with respect to proposed anne__ation and d ,rectin�.
giving of notice thereof"; being Orclinance 62-24. ':de will
.. receive a. motion for...it's acceptance.
Councilman Sitton :^owed for the acceptance of Ordinance 62-24;
motion seconded by Councilman ?Ianneman. Unanimously approved
by Council.
(The City Cler'.c hereby notifies The Mayor, the City
Councilmen and those interested, that, notice with respect to
the public hearing of the annexation proposal was ,acted,
November 29; 1962, in four places within the City limits of
the City of Tigard, Oregon. An affidavit to this effect,
setting forth the loca:t ,ons of posting, has been executed.)
mayor Woodard: I spoke to the Knauss people about the
complaint and they will go along with the 8 A. M. to 5 P. N'_
operation.-
Valley's 'phoned about the garbage man. It seems
to be a three-war argument between Nalley's; Frank has no
reason that he wants that job. IIe can't do the whole job,
he can't haul the liquids but he will not stand for any garbage
concern from Portland coming out here. Nalley's said they
will haul their own.
Attorney Anderson: I.f it comes within the :Franchise he has a
right to complain. I do not recall the terms of ,the franchise.
I don't see how wG can interfere with an individual concerned
with their'own garbage.
1•7,ayor Woodard: I will report to Nallev's.'
I want to make sure that all Council members know
that next Monday, a week fror-r`tonight, we are having a ,special
meeting with'.Nalley's and the State Sanitary Board to discuss
their contra( '- in regard to the load they are putting into
the :plant. I would like to have all members present, also
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City Superintendent Janoe. That is December 3rd,at horee.P-;.
here in the Community Hall; also our Attorney will bee he .
I have<another complaint rorn Mr. Pier in hegar ,
to the storm sewer. The water, instead of going, into the
sewer is running down into Mr. Pierson's yard. The slope is
the'a•7rong way, I don't know who is responsible;; is the County?
£ oe: 1,1r. Otto put that part of the road
City Superintendent Jan
in the Tigard Plaza; they were given the c_.ra.des by the County
and supposed to have enough elevation to run it into the
storm sewer.
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Attorney ,'nlarson: The rule is that an, one that corrals
water has the problem of o_ettino ril,,' of i.t. No;v that t;.ev
laid a plaster impervious to water it all corrals ane' lows
a creek, ,i L 'is their problem to take care of it. Tho water
gods from their area to t3le City stree;.a.
City Super intencient 7anoc: 1t c-oes `ror.' t;ie
l'PF -' par rr
area; it slores `roui Grant's slto.-c anti coe 'o%Yn on Center
Stree'.
Atto ne,- An?erson le is in a r osit.ion tr l-caJ l, ror;} lain
that. t the Ci>y's job to rain o` .izat,
the water coos onto the City streets ,finally. I presui:ic that
Pierson would bo + ifi.c_. in cn:plai_ni ng t;;,at i conies
��. a : ;-
o£f- the Citv street. T;Aat's a Counti,, r_od'; tell A F, to t ,};e
it up with the Count,,, _•r. S`clCinscri. r;voulci si .4�st: chat
Pierson micht be veryhcl„_ul .in cettinq it cur:-O.
C'it_v Superintendcnt Janoe: I Gilgaes e *r9:re a leiaer"to'
the County, to Mr. EcKinst.ry and send a copy to ti'ie Cit-.,.
Attornev Anc.erson: Tell hi-Li to save. the si:.arrp ane: not
sena the Citv'a copy. I will call ;Air, collect;. ie- 'las
promised 3rie to get it (:,one, Perhaps I will }:e able to neecUe
him
a bit.
Mayor Woodard: I have a .letter _Acre .from the State IlicA::•av
Department.' O eaO inc.- the letter.)
Attorney Anderson: I think you ough_ to cro over it with
Y.nauss;if their are willing to have the parking prohibi.teo.
It is for all tire. It would] allow a right turn in a.i extra
lane as I 'understand it', from 217 turninc toward Portland.
If they would want parkinol prohi.bite:? alone, there it would be
a goon solution. we sxoul? z"ind out: what their :reaction is.
Bia_vor Woodard: I should tali: to icnauss first.
Atto" ney Anderson: I would say so before you pass the
Ordinance.
Manor Woodard. That is all. I have. I think we can hear fror:!
ML— Bissett at this time.
TSr. Lawrence Bissett, Resident Planning Consultant, Washington
County Planning Commission, addressed Council explaininc _the
program outlined
for some of the communities in Washington
County and to ask.the Council's advice on w1nat they feel are
urgent problems in Tigard. "In the City of Cornelius we are
drawing up;an entirely new zoning ordinance, we are developing"
what is called a projected may, zoning map. In Beaverton
we are doing a similar project'although a little:more
c r:Pli u ed' up-datiiiq a number of their naps, all their
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utilities and roads, their lana use data and their zoning.
The program;is particularly urgent for Beaverton'anci Tigard
for in a few years, probably two years, there will be an
important road connecting the Baldock Expressway with the
Highway." Mr. Bissett explained a .form of a letter would be
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sent to the city Council .in connection with this Wor%, •hied
has been budgeted. (A lc-....ter from mr. Bissett, dated Novenber.
30, to which Lhe proposed letter is ZIttacaec'., has Leen processed.)
Councilman Cooper moved for a jou,.nrent, seconded b-r counc i man
Hanneman.
The Council meeting arl;ourned;at 9:50' P. N,
Re„ecttul1v submitted:
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AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING
STATE OF OREGON )
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County of Washington )
I, TRAILPH V. S—WONS, :being first duly sworn, on oath depose
and say:
That i am the duly appointed, qualified and acting City
Clerk of the CITY OF TIGARD, Oregon.
That I personally posted a notice of public hearing of annex-
ation proposal, a copy of said notice being hereto attached and by
reference made a part hereof, on the 29th day of November, 1962,
within the CITY OF TIGARD, in each of the following public and con-
spicuous places: ' t,
1. At the front door exposed to public view, of the
United States stational Bank, Mein Street, Tigard.
2. At the front door, exposed to public vie-a, of the
Portland General Electric Company, Main Street,
Tigard.
3. At the front door, 'exposed to public view, of the
First National Bank of Oregon, Tigard Branch, Tigard
Shopping Plaza, Tigard.
4. At the ;rout'door. exposed to public view, of the
'Fire Hall, Commarciai Street, Tigard."
Dated this 29th day of November, 1962.
No
Subscribed and sworn to before we this 29th day of November,
1962.
waiwary ruvtzc zor vregon r
My Commission expires Feb. 3, 1964
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NOTICE CF PLBLTC IMARING
Cit: I�f T'. f-r, annexstioi Proposal
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thus Counci, c.f the tC; "txar 3, in *hr C.:. e Wily Cc*r.ter t + C031-
r mwrlcitl S4reet in Tigar3;"'�4t r ich ttme ii-,:! puce the regiAsprad
t. vorftra of :tri. �� 'a V,3-! ,._ !�. !e�-: r:r, the gikaPion Cf
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anaexing the in1i.":rL!t4 ro rh& City of ;i¢ard:
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Thse Wast Half, consisting of one (1) acre, of the follow-
[ ug deacribed real propertq• 'Begi.na ng at the Northeast
corner of Lot 21 of North Tlgardvi.11e Addition, *ai desig
a nested upon the sanded plat of said Addition recorded end
on file ia'the office of the Recorder of Conveyances of
said county and stste, .and running thence North 641 49'
r Hest along the nr,rtn bcrindasry a£ said Lot 21, 1.02 chains
to a`r. iron pie, Scrath 1.6" 00' Fest-7.70 chains to
an iron pi.:*, enc#. ?6* '0' £as:: 2.732'ohaiws to
a pdit in 'Ehe a , rr cf F&=o Creek f*m afhich &niron
nfnw,:on th&:':v.rrh .},antic of Fa^rer Creek bear@ North 15° 25'
East 32 limas dtRrant; theme Toorth'-1;" 25' East:-7.146
chn'r:s t+� a brc.^ -�+cr it the -.rrt: t tscurdalry of,lar 60
Of QS1d aid« a zn; r-avice tivrth 64" 49' wept sof said 'north
bounUry of riid 'rt 60 1.917 chains to the northeast
corner of LI 21 and place of tegiuning;
y*.7 G`.h.y'X11 .ti i A_ r 27. F 'n. ►aC To� A`1.9 eddit icn
dey RI aa*rde aXrY. n,-Qaid �] itton
rc.L.r'd�.�. ter. rl. f�I. F 1-,I.: �e 7' Gt r9
Corvayances of mild C"-Un'j a-d s,,ate lying nn, C,!and
Went of the above,described real.proorty.
ALSO., .all of Lot,22 'of North 'rigardvrille Addition as
E,° designatasd uponthe amanded lar of, aaEid Addition re-
€ as £ilain Office tsd R; ordre$corded` Cir
veyarcee of ,paid c{rinty 'and state,exeapt that tract
con,.:eXed to 1. Paul'Winn and wi£e by deed recorded in
Book 447,"Page 55:
Dated' this 26th 'der. of November, 1962.
By order of the City!Council
:ZA1.1'H V S'fNONS, City Cl�Fr&
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