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Special called meetin~ of the Schertz City Council held at tte City
Ball in Schertz, Texas, October ~, 1966.
Mayor Roy W. Richard called the meeting to orderwith the followin~
named Aldermen present: Rqmond G. Koym, Ottomar A. SChertz, Malford C.
Koch, and Edgar T. Maric. Also present Walter A. Schertz and City Engineer,
Charles C. Cross. /
Mayor Richard read a resienation of Walter A. Schertz from Chairman of (d,. __.'13
the Board of Commissioners of the Urban Renewal Agency of the City of Schertz, J I 1/
Texas, as a member of same. And, appointing Ralph R. lkels as a lIIl!!llber d: .
the board to complete the tyo year term of Mr. Schertz. Motion on this by
Mr'. Schertz, seconded by Mr. Marx. Carried unanimously.
Certificate of appointment nam1n~ Mr. Walter A. Schertz as Executive
Director of Urban Renewal Affairs for the City of Schertz, Texas~ MotiOll.
Mr. Mal ford' Koch seconded by Mr. Raymond Koym. Unanimously carried.
Motion to adj ourn by Mr. Koym seconded by Mr. Kom an d carr1e d.
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Regular meetin,; of th! Schertz City Council mId at Schertz, Texas,
on the 13th day of October, 1966.
Mayor Roy W. Richard called the meeting to order wi th the follcwin~
named Aldermen present: Raymond G. Koym, Ott~\mar A. .schertz, L. J. Kazben,
8I'Jld Malford C. Koch. Absent: Edgar T. Marx. '
Hinutes of September 12 and October ~, 1966 read and approved on a
motion .by Mr. Schertz seconded by Mr. Koch and carried.
. Mr. Kazben is to contact Mr. Ray Woolbright in regards to signs for the ,~, l'Ij
Elementary School and see they are properly marked. This on a motion by J ;;!;
Mr. Koym seconded by Mr. Koch and carr:ied. .
Due to term of office for Mr. John Motycka, Elgin Beck and Roland Elbel
expirine on 21 October 1966. Mr. Koch made a motion seconded by Mr. Kazben t" I~~
to retippoint the above named for a term of two years (to October 21, 1968) I ~
as members of the Urban Renewal Affairs Committee of the City of Schertz, J
Texas. Motion unanimously carried.
Subject of Police Protection and operation of police departnent and Mr. ~~ I t/1
Koch stated sOll!!thing had to be done regarding contacting officer at all till!!s. ' /...
Mayor Richard explained a propceed plan with each Alderman expressin,; his J b"/
own views. After a thorough discussion and due consideration on all possible
points and aneles pertaining to this the followine was unanimously agreed
upon: The City to get bids and prices on a Patrol Car. Also, radi 0 cVlO.....mications
for the car and for each utility tryck and the City Hall, bids are for equipment
and installation on this with a night tape for telephone so officer on du~
can be contacted a "thome. Each officer rill si,;n in and sign out when starting
and finishin~ a tour of duty. Position will be advertised in the paper.
Each Patrolman will be allafed a uniform allcwance which will probably be
three uniforms, with same to be turned in when terminating services wi th th!
City. Top salary will be $300.00 for one man and $2~0.OO for one man.
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2 ~r~ Saegert wm.. prepare an Ordlnance on same, and departnent should be ready
to operate under new system 1 December 1966. Mr. L. J. Kazben will be in charce
of operations and patrolmen will work under him.
Motion to adjourn by Mr. Koym and seconded by Mr. Koch. Motion carried.
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Called meetinc of the Scher.tz City Coancil held at the City Hall October,
25, 1966.
Mqor Roy W. Richard called the 1D!tetinc to order with the followinc named
Aldermen present: Rqmond G. Koym, Malford C. Koch, Ed<<ar T. Marx, Ottomar A.
SChertz, and L. J. Kazben. Also present Georre P. Bolton, W. A. Sclmeider, aai
J OM Me.... J ...an . .
* Mr. Schpble from Motorola Radio Carp. was present te explain the entire
iJJ.t~ setup of COlllllUllications as needed bY' the City' for the pplice ill. emerrencY' calls.
I. In~oI'llation pertaining to base unit, mobile units, dif.ferent bands llHcl, also
\tJ'i frequencies to operate on, the difference recardinr ranee of calla on lc:lN' or
hiCh bands, un.... and VHF and mececycles and antennas" Government License, cross
talkine and an esti_ted cost of equipment. Mr. Schuble will Il!!et with the
Council arain on 9 November with exact equipment information and costs.
Minutes of October 13 meeting were approved as read.
," The secretar,r was instructed to write Mr. Ackermann a letter in regard to
fhis present position with the City terrd.natinc 1 December 1966, and statinc he
).J' was welcome to applY' for a new job as the City would hire 1 police chief ani
\t 1 police officer.Th! CitT will have their own patrol car and the SecretaI"1'
I t' is to send out invitations for bids on same with delivery date to be November
~ 28, 1966. Th!lre will be a uniform allowance to start with, and the pay will be
$300.00 per month maximum .for chief and '21)0.00 maximum for police officer.
Applications and information may be obtained at the CitY' Hall. Officers will
work 3 consecutive 24 hour shifts meaninc on call at all times and have a like
number of days oft. Ad will be published in newspaper on 2 and 9 November for
the above name. help.
Mr. Saecert is to write ar<<inance covering same.
Motion to adjourn bT Mr. Koym seconded bY' Mr. Koch and carried.
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Recular meeting of the Schertz City Council held at the City Hall in
Schertz, Texas November 3, 1966.
Mayor Roy W. Richard calle d the neeting to ord.er wi. th the fol-lowine
named Aldermen present: Raymond G. Koym, Malford C. Koch, Leonard J. Kazben,
Edgar T. Marx and Ottomar A. Schertz. Also, Mr. Louis F. Saegert, City Attorney.
Tte re were 2c; citizens present also.
Mayor Richard explained there was an agent from the HHFA office in Fort
Worth in Schertz the past week and"te informed the City there was not much
hope of the City cettinr; the Urban Renewal Plan and Aid as we were short in
our percentage of credits. A trip to Fort Worth by Mayor Richard, Mr. SChertz,
Mok, C. C. Cross and Triolio at which time the case was reviewed and the Agency
convinced of qualifications of the City by the Committee retl.........d with the
aSlurance the City would receive some money shortly and thereby get the office
set up and start SOTll! operations.
Letter of resi~ation from Mr. H. P. Thulemeyer to be removed from the
Urban Renewal Agency Committee. And Mr. George P. Bolton named as a replacement
for the vacancy. The above was in the form of a motion by Mr. Schertz . ~
seconded by Mr. Koym. Carried unanimoUlil17' The Plannine Commission was 53, Is
reminded. a good replacement was needed.
Mayor Richard explained the new proposed Police Dept. setup of having
1 chief of police and 1 patrolman, that the City well furnish a car uniforms,
etc., and the working and stand by hours.
Mr. W. A. Schneider states he has been asked by several citizens about
an ad in the paper in regard to Mr. Ackermann organizing an Auxiliar,y Police
Reserves, and was m authorized. to do this? Mayor Richard stated no
permission had been granted and if it had it would end December 1st.
Mr. Riedel asked about the heu.rs and spoke of the service Mr. Ackermann
had rendered.
Mr. Kazben who will be in charge of police operations said he thought the
Council should set the policy of operation.
Mr. Saegert is to wrl te an Ordinance establishing Mama Patrol at Live
Oak Road at Hwy. 78.
Highway Dept. checked speed at this crossing City will be notified.
Che ck of shrubs and trees over hanging on City property and get them
cleared.
at ter read by Mr. Rus ch giving lo.ts of details about the Fire Dep t.
and training for these Volunteers. Ala 0, recommeriding all the trainees be
paid $2.1)0 per drill for 2 drills per month and the Fire Dept. be granted
$11)00.00 per year for training. Tte Council will meet with the Fire Dep-t.
Executive Board December 6 on this matter.
Mr. Saf'!,;ert received a letter from U. C. regardin.iwater connections.
Mayor asked that the Engineers from each City meet and report reco;J,._,Jdations
to the Council.
Letter from Mayor Kneupper of Converse thanking the Water Dept. for
assistance rendered in an emergency.
Mr. William Schulz with letter there are no public funds for tm payment
of penalty on water bill which is over due every month.
Mr. Ackermann stated he had sent a letter to the council asking to meet
with them regarding police position. He was ~ranted time for November 9, 1966.
Motion to ad.journ by Mr. Koch seconded by Mr. Koym., an d carrie d.
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2 Special meeting of the Schertz City Council held at the Cit.y Hall in Schertz,
Texas on the 21st day of November 1966.
Mayor Roy W. Richard called the meeting to order with the follCMinK named
Aldermen present: Raymond G. Koym, Ottomar L Schertz, Edgar T. Marx, Leonard J.
Kazben and Malford C. Koch.
, Minutes of meetings for October 25, 1966 and November 3, 1966 approved as
re ad.
Mayor Richard again read Ordinance #148. Dispensinc with the office of
~\9\9Marshal, confering the duties of said office upon the Police Chief of the City of
~ Schertz, Texas. Motion by Mr. Kazben seconded by Mr. Koch the Ordinance be adopted.
Motion unanimously carried.
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS DESPENSING TVI'IH THE OFFICE OF
MARSHALL, CONFERING THE DUTIES OF SAID OFFICE UPON THE POLICE CHIEF OF THE
CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS, CREATING THE OFFICE OF PATROLMAN AND PROVIDING
THAT lt1HEREVER IN THE ORDINANCES OF THE CI TY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS THE WORD
CITY MARSHALL APPEARS THAT SAME SHALL MEAN THE CHIEF OF POLICE OF THE CITY
OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS:
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS:
1. The office of Marshall of the city' of Schertz, Texas is terewith
dispensed with and abolished and all of the duties of said officer are
conferred u.pon a City Police Officer to be known as the Chief of Police to
be appdlinted by the Mayor, subject to the approval and consent of the city
council of the city of Schertz, Texas.
2. Such Chief of Police shall-hold office at the pleasure of the city
council of the city of Schertz, Telfas.
3. Tm re is hereby created the office of Patrol Man in' the Police
Department of the city of Schertz, Texas. Such patrolman shall be appointed
by the mayor subject to the approval and consent of the city council of the .
city Qf Schertz, Texas. Such partolman shall hold office at the pleasure of
the city council, of the ci ty of Schertz, Texas.
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.4. The duties of the police officers he rein provililed for cXther than as
provided by the ordinances of this city and the laws of this State shall be
fixed by the resolu.,tion of the city oouncil of the City of Schertz, Texas. 'the
compensation of police officers shall be as fixed by tm resolutions of the
ci ty council of the ci ty of Schertz, Texas. The provision and maintenance of
the police department of the 6i -W of Schertz, Texas, shall be as provided by the
city council.
~. Ordinance No. 134 of the city of Schertz, Texas, is hereby expressly
repealed.
6. Wherever the word City Marshall appears in the ordinances or Resolutions
or ~roceedings of the city of Schertz, Texas, such terms mean and shall inclu.de
the mean ing of the Chief of Police of the city of Schertz, Texas.
ATTEST PASSED AND APPROVED this the ~ L- day of November, 1966.
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Resolution read appointing Mr. Geo. P. Bolton as a nember of the Board of 3
CUII1",';'ssioners of the Urban Renewal Agency of the City of. Schertz .for the unexpired
term of Mr. H. P. Thulemeyer who resigned due to the possibility of conflict of U:>t"{p~
interest. Motion by Mr. Schertz seconded by Mr. Marx Resolution be passed and
approved.. Motion unanimously carried.
Interviews of applicants for police work were as follcws:
1. Mr. Charles N. Askren-Final screening will be made on this.
2. Mr. G. B. Watson-Had to be eliminated due to still being on active
military duty.
3. Mr. Calvin P. Doyle, Sr.-Unable to move to Schertz and could not be
contacted for immediate emergenqy.
4. Mr. Frank Norris-Past Employers and references being checked.
5. Mr. Ackley A. L. Lovett
6. Mr. Ralph B. Lipps-Due to a disability from WI health conciitions
make it doubtful Mr. Lipps could perform police duties.
7. Mr. Eugene Schoonover-Acceptable to the council, final decision
1liTednesday 23rd.
Mayor Richard. asked the council if they wished to bring Mr. Ackermann in and.
talk to him further on the position. All members answered NO as he did not make
an application there was nothing more to be said.
Bids on a new police car were as follows:
1. Smith Motor Sales-No bid as they cannot met delivery date.
2. Jack Rieger~Plymouth $24~6. ~O delivery estimate 54 days or less.
3. O. R. Mitchell-$2460.00 delivery in 40 to 60 days.
Final selection to be made November 23, 1966.
~otion to adjOurn. by }tlr. Koch seconded by Mr. ~Of.;;ld carried.
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Called meeting of the Schertz City Council held at the City Hall in SChertz,
Texas November 23, 1966.
Mayor Roy W. Richard called the meeting to order with the foll(Wing named
Aldermen present: Raymond G. Koym, Edgar '1. Marx, Ottomar A. Schertz, Leonard J.
Kazben and Malford C. Koch. Also Mr. Eugene Schoonover.
Mr. Tom Trammel of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. explained the tape
recording setup for night calls at the City Hall-known as the Code-a-phone Automatic
Answer an. Recording machine-with 1 hour of tape recording $27.50 per month or
2 hour tape $30.00. t"Ac'$25~oo' installation; 9harge' and agreenent to use same for
6 months. Motion by Mr. Kazben seconded by Mr. Schertz to sign contract agreemen~
for service. with the 2 hour $30.00 tape. 1-10tion unanimously carried. 6J-(..
Secretary. instructed to notify by letter Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hendry it will
be permissable to continue the photo work in their home providing they do not /p?"- /piP
erect any signs or ads in the yard or on the house. Motion approving this by
Mr. Schertz seconded by Mr. Marx, carried unanimously.
Council is to meet with Chamber of Commerce Friday, 25th 8:00 P.M.
A recheck of all applications for police work and due consideration on each, fl.' lolo
on a motion by Mr. Kazben, seconded by Mr. Koym that Mr. Eugene Schoonover be IJ,;,J
employed as Chief of Police to take office 1 December 1966 as the term and duties
of Mr. Ackermann who did not apply for the job will end as of 12:00 P.M. midni~ht.1 t),p
on November. 30, 1966. This also a motion by Mr. Schertz seconded by Mr. Marx. l.t; <r-
On a motion by Mr. Schert~ seconded by Mr. Kazben to pay Mr. Schoonover $300.00
per month salary and $17~.00 allowance for using his private vehicle until the ~_~~
police car is delivered. Motion unanimously carried. I.c ~
Motion by Mr. Schertz seconded by Mr. Marx that Mr. Kazben be appointed I J
Police Commissioner for the remainder of his term as Alderman. f..t, fp, (.p l.Q
Motion to adjourn by Mr. Koch seconded by Mr. Koym, and carried.
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4' Called meeting of the Schertz City COIl,ncil held at the City Hall in Schertz,
Texas on November 2~, 1966.
Mayor Roy W. Richard called the meeting to order with the follonng named
Aldermen present: Raymond G. Koym, Ottomar A. Schertz, Edgar T. Marx and Malford O.
Koch. Absent: Leonard J. Kazben.
Mr. Geo. W. Rcwland and Geo. Barnard presented a new brochure on the City of
Schertz as compiled by the Chamber of C\....,.,.~rce and asking for approval of same to
be printed and passed out to new residents of the city.
The Brochure is a real fine job and will be quite informative and a creat
~boost for the city.
<<\:9 Motion by Mr. Marx seconded by Mr. Schertz the brochure be accepted and
\9 approved. Mption unanimously carried.
Motion to adjourn by Mr. Marx seconded by Mr. Koym, and carried.
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Regular meeting of the Schertz City Council held at the City Hall in Schertz,
Texas December 1, 1966.
Mayor Roy W. Richard called the ~eting to order with the follOiing named
Aldermen present: Raymond G. Koym, Malford C. Koch, Edgar T. Marx, Ottomar A.
Schertz and Leonard J. Kazben. Also present: Mrs. Glynn Bennett, Mr. Ed Melton,
Fire Marshall Fritz Rusch and Police Chief Eugene Scr.oonover
Minutes of November 21-23-2~ read and approved.
Mayor Richard received a letter Special Delivery, Registered mail with return
recelipt req'\lested and deliver to Addressee only. Hcwever tlrs. Krause signed for
same when informed by the Postmaster Mr. Wm. Schulz to do so. Letter was from
Mrs. Elvira A. Hild and contained a petition to keep Mr. Hugo Ackermann as Chief
of Police. Subject peti tion contained. 92 signatures several of whom do not reside
\, in the city and 1 who was ou~ of the State. Motion by Mr. Koym seconded by
~)J Mr. Schertz the petition be accepted and recorded in the minutes. Carrie..
19 Mayor Richard asked the Council if they wished to consider Mr. Ackermann for
a job, and appointed Mr. Kazben, with 2 citizens Mr. Alva Kollatschny and
Mr. C. Sturrock to make an investigation on this before taking furth!r actioo.
This was put in the form of a motion by Mr. Koym seconded by Mr. Schertz. The
\9\Pfollowinc 4 Aldernen voted Ayes-Koym,Schertz, Koch, and Marx, with Mr. Kazben
(),' abstaininc. Carried 4 for 1 not votinc.
\9 " Mr. Kazben sug~ested to call him before the council and decide as he did not
apply for job he must not want it.
Mr. Schuester wants better placement on garbage cans for pickup, and was
advised to contact his 6ustomers.
Mayor Richard inquired of Mr. Rusch, Secretary of the School Boo.rd if it
were possible for children from the Trailer Courts on Hwy. 78 to be picked up
by the School Bus? This cannot be done.
Proposed Ordinance #149 was read Designating School Crossin<< at Hwy. 78 at
\JlPr.ive Oak Road. Motion by Mr. Koym seconded by ~. Koch same be passed and approved
\0' as read. Motion carried.
ORDINANCE NO. 149
ORDINANCE OF THE CI'IY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS, DESI GNATING SCHOOL CROSSINGS:
BE IT ORDAINED B'~ THE CITY COUNCIL OF 'IHE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS:
1. Th!! Intersection of Live Oak Roo.d with Rarm Road 78, is
hereby designate. a school crossinc zone.
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2. Tre Hayor of the City of Schertz, Texas, with the
approval and consent of the City Council of the City of Schertz,
Texas, is hereby authorized to appoint a police officer to patrol
and direct pedestrian and vehicular traffic at such school cross-
ing, at such times as may be necessary.
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3. This action has been taken and :&und to be ne cessary as
a result of a traffic survey by the traffic engineer of the City
of Schertz, Texas.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 1st day of December, 1966.
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Motion by Mr. Kazben seconded by Mr. Koym
appointed a special police on the Mama Patrol.
was sworn in by City Se cre tary .
Carbon Copy of letter to Marmon and Mok from TeJlias Hwy. Dept.
Proposed Ordinance from Texas Hwy, Dept. on Speed Limits in School
Hwy. 78. Motion by Mr. Marx seconded by Mr. Schertz the Ordinance
Motion carried.
that Mrs. Deloris Zei tner be rJ)-fp&
Motion carried. Mrs. Zei tner
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ORDINANCE
WHEREAS, in Sche.rtz, Texas, an engineering and traffic investi-
gation has been made to determine the maximum, reasonable, and prudent
speeds on the section of:
Farm To Market Highway 78 from the West City Limit of Schertz
northeasterly to the East City Limit, a distance of 0.934 mile approximately.
1rHEREAS, it has been determined by the engineering and traffic
investigation that the maximum, reasonable, and prudent speeds for the
section of highway described above are as shown on tre attached plans.
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CI'lY OF SCHE~TZ, TEXAS, rereby declares and
fixes the maximum, reasonable, and prudent speed limits to be as shewn on
the above plans.
All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict are hereby
repealed.
PASSED AND APPROVED December 1, 1966.
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()' The Workable pro:o;ram for Community Improvement will have to be remwed soon
and Ordinances for Inspection on building, plumbing, electrical etc. will be
necessary. Mr. Saegert will set to work on these at once.
Bids for a new police car were opened as follcws:
Smith Motor Sales No bid.
O. R. Mitchell-Plymouth $2296.50
Jack Reiger-Plymouth $2300.1:)0
Gillespie-Ford 1966 $2049.00
Koepp-Chevrolet $2271.42
~After much discussion and consideration the bid was awardee. to Koepp Motor Co.,
,,'15 LaVernia, Texas on. a motion by Mr. Marx secondefi by Mr. Koch and unanimously carried.
Motion by Mr. Koch seconded by Mr. Koym to obtain needed printed forms for
X"Vpolice work.
~ Mrs. Bennett co",...:...ded the council very highly for the most excellent action
they have taken on City matters.
Mr. James H. Swaing interviewed for poai tion as patrolman.
Motion to adjourn by Mr. Koym seconded by Mr. Koch, and carried.
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Called meetinc of the Schertz City Council reld at the City Hall in Schertz,
Texas December 21, 1966.
Mayor Roy W. Richard called the meeting to order with the followinl name.
Aldermen present: Raymond G. Koym, Malford C. KOCh, Ottomar A. Schertz, Leonard J.
Kazben and Edgar T. Marx. Also present Walter A. Schertz, Chief cf Police
Eugene Schoonover and John Merryman.
Mayor Richard read a proposed Ordinance 150, Re: Southern BuUdinC Cocie.
l..\'~fter a thorough c:liscussion on this Mr. Koym made a motion seconded by Mr. Marx
~'.1 the Ordinance be passed and approved. Motion unanimously carried.
ORDINANCE NO. It) 0
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE SmTHERN STANDARD BUILDING CODE, 1965
EDITION, AS A BUIlDING CODE f1F THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS, AS
HEREIN MODIFIED.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS:
SECTION ONE: Building Code. This ordinance is and shall be known
and may be cited as the tlulldinC Code of the City of Schertz.
SECTION T\.JO: Southern Standard Building Code - adopted; penalties.
(a) The Southern Standard Building Code, 1965 Edi tion, as
heretofore atMnded, revised an d corrected, publ ished by the Southern
Building Code Congress, three (3) copies of which are now and have
been for the next preceding thirty (30) days on filed with the City
Secretary, except for penalties, contained therein, is hereby adopted
and incorporated. by reference as the Building Code of the City sub-
ject to and including by reference such amenciJTJe nts, correcti ans
and. add.itions as shall appear herein.
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(b) Any viola tion of this ordinance or the provJ.sJ.ons of the
Southern Standard BuD ding Code, 196~ Edition, as h! rein modifiei,
shall be deemed a misdeneanor and shall be punished by a fine not
exceeding $200.00. Each day any violation of this ordinance or of
this building code shall continue shall constitute a separate offense.
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SECTION TWO: Arrendments to the Provisions of the Southe m StandaN
Building Code.
The building Code of the said Southern Standard Building Code,
1~65 Edition, shall herewith be amended to read as follcws:
Section 107.4. Tl:e schedule of permit fees of the building code
adopted and incorporated by reference in section 7-1.1 h!reof is
hereby amended to read as follO(IJ:
"On all buildings, structures or alterations requiring a
building permit, as set forth in Sectioo 105, fees shall be paid
at the tiJ11!!l c;>f filiilg application, in accordance with the follow-
ing schedule: .
A. Permit Fees
(1) Where the valuation does not exceed $1)00.00, no
fee shall be required unless an inspection is
necessary, in which case there shall be a $1.00
fee. .
(2) For a valuati6n over $~OO.OO up to and incl uding
$2~,000.00, the fee shall be $1.00 per thousand
or fracti on there of.
(3) For a valuation over $25,000.00 up to and includinr;
$100,000.00, the fee shall be $2c;.00 for the first
twenty-five thousand and plus $.50 i"or each
aclidi tional thousand or fraction -mere of.
(4) For a valuation over $100,000.00 up to and including
$1,000,000.00, the fee shall be $60.00 for the first
hundred thousand plus $ NO for each additional
Thousand or fraction there of.
(5) For a valuation over $1,000,000.00 the fee shall
be $60.00 for the first million plus $ NO for
each additional thousand or fraction thereof.
(6) The term 'valuation' as set forth in this section
shall include all costs incurred in connection with
the proposed work including labor and materials
applied to the erection, construction, enlargement,
alteration, repair, impnovemnt or conversion of
any building or structulPe within the corporate
limits of the City of Schertz, Texas.
B. Demolition 6f Buildings or Structures.
(1) For the demolition of any building or structure the
fee shall be $1.00.
C. Exemption from Fees.
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(1) No fee for issuance of a building permit shall be
charged. or collected for permits to erect churches
or other buildings to be used. by churches for
religious purposes only or for permits to erect
school houses or other buildings to be used by
public and private schools for school purposes
only. It
SECTION THREE: Procedure for issuing permits; collectinc fees.
The tuildinl; official, wi th the consent of the mayor, my
designate the city secretary of the City of Schertz, Texas, to
receive applications for buildinC permits, to collect fees paid.
for the issuance of such permits and to furnish receipts therefor.
SECTION FOUR: Cumulative nature of ordinance.
This ordinance and the Southern Standard Building Code, 1965
Edi tion, adopted. mrein by reference are cumulative of any other
ordinance on this subject dealt with herein and d.oes not repeal
any present ordinance unle ss this ordinance and saii Soo.thern
Stanciard BuildinC Code, 1965 Edition, are in direct conflict
therewi th, in which conne ction this ordinance and the Southern
Standard Buildinc Code, 1965 Editiin, shall govern.
SECTION FIVE: Fire limits unaltered.
Nothinc in this 0 nti.nance or the >Jouthern Standard Buildinc
Code, 1965 Edition, shall be mId. or d.eemed to amend, alter,
abolish or in any manner change the fire limits as heretofore
establishe. by the ordinances of this City.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 21st day of December, 1966.
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\I ProDosed Plumbing Ordinance 151 read study has been made on this by the
(...V'" council. Motion Mr. Marx seconded by Mr. Koym the Ordinance be passed and
approved. Motion unanimously apI'roved.
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Ordinance 1~2 Board of Appeals on Plumbing Code passed and approved on a 17"~{"
motion by Mr. Schertz seconded by Mr. Kazben, unanimously carried.
ORDINANCE NO. 1~2
AN ORDINANCE DESICNATING A PLUMBING AND APPEAlS IDARD TO CARRY OUT
THE DUTIES.AUTHORIZED BY THE PLUMBING CODE OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS, AND
THE IDARD OF ADJUSTMENTS AND APPEAlS AS PROVIDED BY THE SOUTHERN
STANDARD BUILDING CODE, 196~ EDITION.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS.
SECTION ONE: There is hereby created a Plumbing Appeals and Advisoty
.tjoard and a Board of Adijustment and Appeals as provided in Section
lll.l of the Southern Standard Building Code, 196~ Edition. One
Board consisting of three (3) rtJ!mbers shall serve as the board of
Plumbing Appeals and Advisory Board provided for in Cmpter 8 of the
Plumbing CoO of the City of Schertz, Texas, and as the Board of
AdjustYll!nt and Appeals as provided for in Section 111.1, et seq, of
the Southern Standard Building Code, 196 ~ Edi tion.
SECTION 'n.f0: Such board shall consist of one wilding cont.ractor,
the t.;ity .l!;ngineer and one resident citizen of the City of Schertz.
SECTION THREE: Members of th! Board and their successors shall be
appointed by the Mayor and ccnfirmed by the City COlfficil and shall
hold office for a term of four (4) years or until their successors
are appointed and have qualified; except, the members of tre Board
first appointed shall hold office, one for two years, one for three
years and one for four years, as determined by the Mayor in making
said appoint~nts.
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SECTION FOUR: Tre Citu Engineer shall be eligible to serve only
So long as he holds of fice.
SECTION FIVE: All members sn,all serve without compensation.
SECTION SIX: Two (2) members of tre board shall constitute a
quorum. A vote of the majority of the members shall govern the
action of this boctr. No board member .hall act in t~ case in
which he has a personal interest.
SECTION SEVEN: Section B.l; Section i.l.l; Section B.l.2; Section
tl.l.J; ::;ection 8.1.~; and Section 8.l.~ of the Plumbing Code of the
City of Schertz, Texas, and Section 111.1; Section 111.2; and Section
111.3 of the Southern Standard Building Code, 196~ Edition, are
herewi th repealed and in lieu of such sections of such Ccxie and
Ordinance this ordinance shall govern.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 21st day of December, 1966.
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,," A Resolution appointing a 'Bu11dil:lg Officta;1rE1~ctrical'Inspeotor,.BuilGi:nc
^'~ Inspector and P1Ulli>inc Inspector al9 representatives on Baird of Appeals. Motion
to accept the above seconded by Mr. Schertz, carried unClflimously.
Proposed Ordinance 1~3 appointing an inspector or inspectors for the above
}J\Jread. A motion by Mr. Koch seconded by Mr. Marx, carried unanimously. Mr. Walter
'^'~ Schneider appointed.
ORDINANCE NO. 1~3
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY of SCHER~Z, TEXAS, PROVID ING THA T THE
}'rAYOR MAY APPOINT ONE PERSON 'ID SERVE AS THE WIlDING OFFICIAL
DESIGNATED BY THE SOUTHERN STANDARD RTILDJNG CODE, 1961)' EDITION:
AS ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR AS P110VIDED BY THE ELECTRIC CODE OF THE
CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS; AS WILDING INSPECTOR AS PROVIDED BY THE
ZONING ORDINAN CE OF 'IHE CI'IT OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS; AND AS PLUMBI NG
INSPECTOR AS PROVIDED BY THE PLUMBING CODE OF THE CI TY OF SCHERTZ,
TEXAS.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CI'IY COllNCI~ OF lliE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS:
SECTION ONE: The Mayor of the City of Schertz, Texas, may with
the consent of the Council designate one person to perform the
following duties:
(a) Building Official
(b) Electrical Inspector
(c) Building Inspector
(d) Plumbing Inspector
as provided bY the Southern Standard Building Code, 196~ Edi tionj
the Electric Code of the ~ty of Schertz, Texas; the Zoning Ordinance
of the City of Schertz, Texas and the Plumbing Code of the City of
Schertz, Texas.
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City Council of the City of Schertz, Texas.
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Copy of letter from Mrs. Dorothy F. Beck, President, Board of Trustees,
Schertz-Cibolo Independent School District, Re: Name Change for School
'Dis trict.
Mr. Swaing has been investiR;ated, references checked etc. and on a
motion by Mr. Kazben seconded by Mr. Marx to employ him as a patrolman for
the City starting 1 January 1967. Motion unanimously carried.
G. W. Pickrell submitted his resignation as Corporation Court Judge.
Motion to adjourn by Mr. Koch seconded by Mr. Koym, and carried.
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Regular meetinc of the Schertz City Council held at the City Hall in
Schertz, Texas, January 5, 1967.
Mayor Roy W. Richard called tie meetinc to order with the folloong named
Aldermen present: Ray'mond G. Koym, Ottomar A. Schettz, Malford C. Koch, Leonard
J. Kazben, and Edgar T. Marx.
, Also present: City Attorney Louis F. Saegert, Chief Police E~ene Schoon-
over, Mrs. Glynn Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Ackermann, Tom Stewart, JohD Merryman,
City En~ineer C. C. Cross and 5rrembers of tm Schertz Volunteer Fire Departll!!nt.
Minutes of December 21, 1966 meet ing were approved as read, Letter from
Fire Departll!!nt was read again in which tiey request $l,~()O.OO to pay volunteer
firemen. Also, read was the Ie tter from tie City in regards to information tm
City win require. Fire Chief Reicherzer and Fjre }~arshal Rusch desire to pay
all qualified men tp to 2'-; lTI!mbers. tte Mayor and council wish to exempt any
person employed by or being paid by the City for any additional pay by t~ Fire
Department. This would rrean Reicherzer and Rusch could not be paid.. After mu::h
discussion on tm matter the fire departrrent a7reed to furnish a monthly report
on attendance and other requirem~nts. The council wi" 1 takP action on each as
received and the fire departmnt cnuld pay an;yJone as qualifed..
Letter from ~tate Highway Departrrent Re: Manual on Street and Higtnvay mark-
ers that may be obtained from Washir"hton. Copy ordered for the City. Plans receiv
ed from Mr. John Schaffer Re: Bids for 1l'1o,-.k on T1::e Vill age uub-Division. Requests
for bids will be advertised in the Valley News.
Mr. Rusch said new amended Fire Prevention Code is now ready, h! receives
60 copies each tirre an d will furnish same to City.
Mr. 3chuble from the Motorola Co. gave further information on police and City
Radio equipment.
A Soils Map of the area recieved from Mr. Henry F. New of .A&M Extension
Service.
Mr. Stewart had Electrical Cooe changes as recommended. by ~. A. W. Davis of
GVEC.
Mr. Saegert is working on the Housing Code, will have sarre ready for next
meetinc.
Note. from Advisory Cormnittee asking that one new merrb er be appointed to fill.
vacancy. Mr. Marx: 'viI' contact prospects.
Discussiom on adjustment in pay on Mr. Pickrell to compensate fer loss the
past year. He asked :$480.00 will settle same January 19th 1'l'eeti~.
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Mr. Stewart stated he would be glad to take care of all cases- in his court
and distend Corporation Court. Mr. Saef~ert informed him he could not do t.h is
and the i ty nust keep the court.
FireChief rteicherzer infJ(rmed the COllncil a separate Private Telephone is
needed in the Fire Station. Also, they want a new large nap, and, the re is need
of new fire pl~s in the City mostly to replace old ones.
Meeting adjourned by Mr. Koym and secon&ed by Mr. Koch. Motion carried.
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Regular meeting of the Schertz City Council mId at Schertz, Texas, January
19, 1967.
Mayor Roy WV. Richard. called the rreetin~ to order with th! follOfting named
Aldermen present: Raymond G. Koym, Ottonar I. Schertz, Leonard J. Kazben, and
Malford C. Koch. Absent: Edgar T. Marx. Also present: City Encineer Chlrles C.
Cross, Chief Police Eugem Schoonover, Patrolman James A. Swaine, Russell ROlel1,
John Merryman, Mr. and Mrs. Ackermann, Mrs. Bobbie Koch, John Schafer and Moore.
Also, 22 representatives of Construction Companies.
Bids for construction of water and sewer lines for The Vil1a~, a new sub-
division, were opened as follOfts:
Williams Const. Co.- Water- 11,103.7rJ Sewer- 10, rJ33.80 Alternate- 23,916.00
19,354.56
H. P. ~achary Co. ... n - 12,106.86 It - l2,c;84.~8 n - 23,282.80
?5,994.89
G. W. Dickerson & Sons- " - 10,243.3rJ " - 10,797 .80 It - 19,909.17
2l,983F5
Jupe Const. Co. n _ 11,898.19 n - None n' 25,789.81
Southwest Irri~. Co. n _ 13,168.05 It - 18,260.36 .. - 31,442.32
26,466.25
Hobbs Const. Co. It _ 11,lc;2.65 lt - 1] ,660.1)4 It - 21, 84 c; . rJ6
23 ,919. 75
San Antonio Const. Co.- " - 12,16o.~0 tI - 13,616.30 " - 22,41)9.05
9, ~98. 7~ - 10,103.05 24,41)0.00
J. D. Falbo Co. lt tI " - 18,208.45
Hobbs Const. Co. 19,986.c;O
" 9,742.21) It - 10,029.25 tI - 1 ~ ,309.30
" - 11,249.90 20,046.25
Howard Stitch Co. II - 10,911.66 " 20,643.62
, 24,502.91)
Jenet Const. Co. n _ 10,238.70 II - 10,643,20 lt 20 ,208.50
22,227.15
Temple 1I _ 12,410.15 n - 14,771.24 II 28,246.77
26,983.rJO
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Bids will be checked and contract awarded next week.
Letter from Regional Administrator, Ft. Worth an inspector will be rere on the
2~th to check the Cities Workable Program for Community Improvell!!nt~
Caption for Housing Ordinance read (154) and approve.. Motion made t?y Mr. Koch
and seconded by Mr. Schertz. Motion carrie d.
Secretary instructed to write Chamber of C~,,'l,~rce letter of thanks on the
new Brochure and Maps.
Fire prevention code read on purpcsed Ordinance 155 ameintiirc Ordinan ce 29.
Motion made by Mr. Kazben and secone.ed by Mr. Koym. Motion unanimously carried.
Letter will be submittea on renewal of Workable Procram. . A resolution on this
was read. Moti01ll1 by Mr. Koym seconded by Mr. Schertz to adopt sail!!. Motion unanim-
ously carr~cl.
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Schmidt, and James E. Stephens be appointed to Citizens Advisory Committee which +-
is under staffed. Motion Carried.
. On a motion by Mr. Kazben seconded by Hr. Koch, Mr. 00.0 Riedel was appointed ~,,,'f
Plumbing Inspector. Motion carried.
Mayor Richard announced Election for City Aldermen would be April 4 and
March 4th is the deadline fo r filing.
Staterrent from City Attorney, Judges pay cannot be changed during term.
Special meeting called for 26 to name new Judge.
Motion by Mr. Koch seconded by Mr. Schertz to pay Roy Williams his final on ,,1
Sewel! lines amount $2,240.79 and City Engineer C. C. Cross, $2,30~. 77. Motion /, ~
unanimously carrie d. .
Mr. ReJiell asked if the Federal Wage Law applied "to employees of the City.
No one able to answer, he will check in San Antonio.
City Secretary asked about sorre storage space for records. No help on this.
Mr. Walter Schertz gave a briefing on the Workable Program.
Motion to adjourn made by kr. Koch and seconded by Mr. Koym.
Motion for the approval of the minutes made by Mr. Ottomar Schertz and
seconded by Mr. Edgar T. Marx.
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AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE CITY OF SCHERTZ HonSING STANDARDS OODE; defininr;
contUtions or defects constituting uninhabitable and dangerous dwenings, dwell-
inr; units or builiings; prescribing minimum standards to prevent in the future
uninhabitable dwellings, dwelling l1nits or buildings; providing procedures for
repair, vacation or demolition of dwellings, dwelling units, or buildings;aeclar-
ing dangerous dwellings, dwelling units or buildings to be rlUisences; creating
a "housing standards commission", provide for ~arings before such commission;
creating a housing standards inspector; provide for inspection of dwellings,
dweJling units and buildin9's; defining the duties of the housing standard inspect-
or; providing notices by the officers and insp:!ctor or housing standards commiss-
ion; set out too duties of the housing staniards commission; setting out the
duties of the City Attorney, fire department, arx1 police departrrent; preventing
officers personal liability in enforcing this act; providing penalties of not less
than $~.OO nor more than $200.00 for viol ati on of this act; defini~ offenses;
providing standards for interpretation of this ordinance; and containing a severa-
bili ty clause.
THIS ORDINANCE PASSES AND APPROVED this the 21st day of tecember, 1966.
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ORDINANCE NO. 1~5
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION NO.1 OF AN ORDINANCE
ENTITLED- AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A FIRE PREVENTION CODE
PRESCRI3ING REGUIATIONS GOVERNING CONDITIONS HAZARDOUS
TO LIFE AND PROPERTY FROM FIRE OR EXPLOSION.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ,
TEXAS;
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That sect.ion 1 of ord.inance Ho. 29 of the ordinance of the
city of Sch(:~rtz, Texas, be amended so that such section shall read as follows;
SECTION 1. ADOPTION OF FffiE PRtwl:';rJTION CODE. There is hereby adopt'o. by the Cii:i}r
01' ::>chertz l"or th!!! purpose 01' prescribing regulations governing conditions hazar-
d.ous to life and property from fire or explcsion, and that certain coie kn~n as
the Fire Prevention Code, Abbreviated Edition, recommenied by the National Beard
of Fire Underwriters, being particularly the 1960 edition thereof and the whole
thereof and all amendments an d changes the"-eto up through and. includine; the day
of the pa,sage of this ordina~ce, of which cede not less than three (3) copies
have been and ri~ are filed in the office of the Clerk of the City of Sch!rtz,
Texas, and the salle are hereby adopted and incorporated as fully as if set out
at lencth herein, and f'rom the date on which this ard.inance shall take eff'ect,
the provisions thereof shall be controlli~ within the limits of the City of
Schertz, Texas.
All other sections and conditons of said Ordinance No. 29,
are and shall remain in fu' 1 fOI"ce and effect.
PASSES AND APPROVED THIS the 19th day of January, 1967.
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Recular meeting of the Schertz City Council held at the City Hall in Schertz,
Texas, on the 26th of January, 1967.
Mayor Roy W. Richari called the Il!!eting to order with t~ following nalled
aldermen present: Raymond. G. Koym, ottomar A. Schertz, Malford C. Koch, Leonard
J. Kazben, and Edgar T. Marx.
Mayor Richard announced that Mr. Charlie Sartain was approached in reeari
to taking the Corporation Court Judge. Mr. Sartain thankei tm Council as he
declined due to his bein,; retijlied. on a nervous condition and intends to travel
this summer. After further duscussion on this natter the Mayor suggestei that
a local attorney be contacted to fill the position.
City Secretary instructed to Pest notice of l.iity Election and notify Judges
and Clerks.
Motion by Mr. Koym seconded by Hr. Marx: to pay the $81).00 al1~ance for fire
d.rills. Motimn carried..
Mr. Oliver from the Ft. Worth office made his official inspection today and.
was very well pleased with tte progress mide by the City.
Mr. Reicherzer wanted to know vhat ,.,as to be done about another phone in the
Fire Station. Mr. Koym reported he had checked on this am. it would be $18.00 per
mon the
One officer is on duty at the City Hall for each neeting of the fireTlBn and
they can be contacted on the office phone.
Mr. Cross asked about a short piece of pavinc from Live Oak to Rio Vista sub-
divisions; he will check further on the cost, etc. and report on same later~
Motion to aijourn maQe by Mr. Koch and. seconded" Mr. Koym. Motion carried.
Motion minutes be approved as read, by Mr. Koym and second.ell by Mr. Kazben.
Motion carried.
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Regular meeting of the Schertz City Council held at the City Ball in
Schertz, Texas, February?, 1967.
Mayor'1oy 1rJ. Richard called the 1'll'eting to order with tm following
named Aldermen present: Ravmond G. Koym, Edgar T. Marx, Ottomar A. Schertz,
Malford C. Koch and Leonard J. Kazben. Also present: Officer Swaing, Gilhert
Koppin, Mr. and Mrs. Reicherzer, Mr. and Mrs. ACkermann, Odo Reidel, ~'lTalter Schertz,
Archie Woodward, Tom Stewart, Fritz R"sch, and Fred Rai'ell.
Minutes of January 19th and 26th approved as corrected . Motion made by
Hr. Koym and Mr. Koch and Seconded by IVlr. Koch and Mr. Marx.
Mayor Kneupper sent a copy of the Converse Master Plan--
Letter from GVEC sending $2613.34-2% Gross Tax.
Letter from Mr. Schertz submitting Planning Budget, Administrative Budget,
and Balance Sheet in order for the City to have a better understanding of the
operation of too Urban Agency.
Discussion of a connection of Lone Oak and tho Vista subdivisions and Y
closing the gravel road to the sewer plant. Htion to proceed. with th! project
at City expense by Mr. Koym seconded by Mr. Schertz, if this is all City property ~~__1
Mr. Saegert will check deeds. Motion carried. (,1
Ordinance lc;6 He: ClothinC Allowance to Firemen read. Motion by 1li1r. Marx q'
seconded by Mr. Kazben and carried to adopt same.
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ORDINANCE NO~ 156
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS, CG!-1MISSIONING
AND PROVIDING FOR A CLOTHING AND EXPENSE ALLOWANCE FOR
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN OF THE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEP ARTWNT OF THE
CITY OF SCHERTZ, TF.XAS:
BE IT ffiDAINED BY TT-lE CITY cnrrNCIL OF THE CTTY OV SCHERTZ, TEXAS:
SECTION 1. Tn, City of Schertz, Texas, will Dayan eXDense and clothing all<Jl-
ance to the Volunteer Fire Depart1'll'nt of the City of Schertz, Texas, in the amount
of $2.c;O, for each dr-ill attended by "ach fireman.
SECTION 2. Such Firemen are hereby commissioned VCJlunteer Firemen of the City
of Schertz, Texas.
SECTION 3. ~ City of Schertz, Texas, will not pay in excess of twenty-five(25)
Firemen per month. Any additional Firemen must be placed on a waiting list with
the City Secretary of the City of Schertz, Texas.
SECTION 4. The City of Schertz, Texas, will not pay the afrresaid compensation
to any Fireman for mot'e than two (2) fire drin s pe r month.
SECTION 5. This ordinance will be effective for six (6) months commencing
January 1, 1967, and upon the expiration of such six months period, the same
will be reconsidered by the City Council of the Gity of Schertz, Texas.
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SECTION 6. This Ordinance is conditioned on the officers of the Volunteer Rire
. Department of the City of Schertz, Texas, complying with the following conditions.
a. Prepare a complete list of qualified Volunteer tireTll!!n ,as of January 1,
1967, and furnish same to the City Secretary.
b. Furnish a set of appropriate qualifications for each Volunt~r l'iremen
to be compensated. The se qualificatirms to be file d with tte City Secretary.
,c. That a rceteT of attendance by Firel11!ln b'T the month be submitted to the
City Secretary of the City of Schertz, Texas. Tm city will then issue a check
in the appropriate sum to be distributed to the said Firemen.
d. That the Officers of the Fire Department of the l;ity of Schertz, Texas,
furnish the City, and file with the Secretary of such Cite" a complete inventory
of all the equipment of such departnent.
e. That the Officers of the tJolunteer Fire Department of the Eli ty of Schert,
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Texas, furnish a current financial statement and budget for the ye ar 1967.
f. That all of the above mention.. itens in Section 6 not recurring on a
monthly basis be complied with within thirty (30) days after date of this ordinance.
PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 2nd day of February, 1967.
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Monday 26th council to meet with urban Board Planninc Commission and Citizens
Committe~ on GNRP.
Freddie R~ell asks what is to be done with Pcet Office water bill delinqU!nt
each monU"i and will not pay penalty. Also, on transfers ',f turn on and turn off
he propose. a $2.00 char~. Mr. Saegert will amend ordinance on these.
Mr. AckermanD stated 1-e does not approve of an article in tre paper statine the
Police Departnant had improved. Says he still gets calls about c10gSt speeders, etc.
Mr. Reicherzer has much trouble get tine unnecessary phone calls of people who
1-1 cannot ~et the police. Mayor recommended new stickers for the telephones. Motion
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\ made by Mr. Marx seconded by Mr. Schertz to buy new stickers. Motion carr:ied..
Mr. Koppin inquired if all new ortUnances and codes were in the office for people
to read.
Motion to adjourn made by Mr. Schertz and seconded by Mr. M.. Motion carried.
Motion to accept minutes approved as read by Mr. Koym .8.00. secorrled by Hr. Koch.
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Called rneetinp: of the Schertz City Council held at the City Hall in Schertz,
Texas, February 24, 1967.
Mayor Roy W. Richard called the Il!!eting to onier with the follOWing llamed
Aldermen present: Raymond G. Koym, Leonard J. Kazben, Ottomar A. Sdlertz, Malfard.
C. Koch, andE.gar T. Marx. Also present: Mrs. Sally Valladares, Mrs. Glynn Bennett,
and Mr. Robert B. Cocke.
Discussion on the purchase of Radio Equipment for police car etc. A motioD by
Mr. Koym seconded by Mr. Marx to advertise for bids in Valley news, bids to be opened
at 8:30 P.M. March 23, 1967.
Roster of members belonging to Volunteer Fire Departnent received.
Mr. Robert B. Cocke, an attorney from San Antonio, was interviewed in re,;ard to
the Corporation Court Judgeship. Ai'ter discussion and all be agreeable Mr. Kazben
made a motion seconded by Mr. Koch that Mr. Cocke be appointed Jud.ge effective
1 March 1967, at a salary of $1)0.00 per month and to holEl court two times per month
or as ne cessary accordine to work loa.. Motion unanimously carrie d.
Ordinance IIl~7 appointing Equilization Boar. for 1967, of Mr. Willia m Ebbs,
Mr. Delos R. Durden, and Mr. Melvyn C. Thompson read and a motion by Mr. Koym seconded
by Mr. Schertz the above be aaoptei as read. Motion unanimously carrie..
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ORDINANCE NO. 157
AN ORDINANCE APPOINTING THE BOARD OF EQUILIZATION FOR THE CITY CF SCHE'?TZ, TEXAS,
FOR THE YEAR 1967, PROVIDING FOR THEIR DUTIES AND COMPEN3ATION, AND TIm OF MEETnn.
Whlsttl!iAS, the time has nOo1 arrived for the work of th! Board of Equalization to
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SPECIAL l-tll!iJ!iTING
February 6, 1967
City Hall
Schertz, Texas
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Ottomar Schertz
f.eonard Kazben
Malford Koch
Raymond Koym
Charles C. Cross, City Engineer
Urban Renewal Agency:
Ralph R. Ikels, Chairman
George P. Bolton, Vice-Chairman
John Motycka, Secretary
Elgih Beck
Roland Elbel
Walter A. Schertz, Executive Director
Ed Mok, Planning Consultant
Judy Wiers, Planning Consultant
Arthur Troilo, Jr., Attorney
Ada S. Franke, Secretary
Members Present
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Mayor Roy W. Richard
City Council
Planning Cu~,,,,,':ssion
Citizens Advisory Committee
J:i.mmi.e V. Dunham, Chairman
Glynn W. Bennett
Aaron Beck
Walter Schneider, Chairman
John Me.... 3...an
The special meeting was called to order by Mayor Roy W. Richard for approval
of the General Neighborhood Renewal Plan for Buffalo Valley Project Tex. R-97,
with the following present: Richard, Schertz, Kazben, Koym, and Koch.
The GNRP was presented by the Planning Consultants to the City Council,Plarming
Commission and Commissioners of the Urban Renewal Agency.
After approval of the GNRP by the Commissioners of the Urban Renewal Agency and
the Planning CV!I.uIl.~_ssion, Mayor Roy W. Richard read an Ordinance of the City
Council of the City of Schertz Approving the General Neighborhood Renewal Plan \ 4- ,(,p 1
for Buffalo Valley Project Tex. R-97. Mr. Raymond Koym made a motion seconded
by Ottomar Schertz to pass the Ordinance. Motion was passed unanimously with
council members Richard, Schertz, Kazben, Koym and Koch all voting Aye and
none voting No. Vote was by roll call vote.
This being the order of business for the evep;ng, a motion made to adjourn
by Mr. Koch and seconded by Mr. Koym.
Meeting adjourned at 9:4.5 P.M.
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BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COlP'TCIL OF 'ffiE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS:
That, ~~~' f'),!.,~ , ';,wb.wl ~~-<""AJ . AND
~ IJP~ R AA.), are hereby appoint~ to t e rd. 01 Equalization
O1'1he i ty 0 chertz, Texas, for the year 1967, who are to ~ rfOI'm the dut ies
of such Board of Equalization for the City of Schertz, Texas, as prescribed by the
Constitution and Laws of the State of Texas, and ordinance of the City of
Schertz, Texas; such Beard. shall receive all the asseSSTrent lists an d books of tm
assessor of the 6ity of Schertz, Texas, for examination, correcti:Jn, equalization,
apprais'-,ment, and approval for the City of Schertz, Texas; the members tte reef
shall receive for their compensation the sum of $50.00 (Fifty Dollars); and ooch
shall be convened on the /9 _day of [iJJ...h>fl, ' 1967, in the City Hall
at Schertz, Texas at 0 q t;-;;-r:: M. At eachlTiieetl.ng of said beard the City Secre-
tary shall act as secretary therefore.
PASSED A1\1D A:"'PRnvED TFIS THE
24th day of February, 1967.
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On a motion by Mr. Kazben seconded by Hr. Koch, Mrs. Glynn Bernett and Mrs. 1"tp1
Vallaures were appointed to fill vacancies on too citizens Advis ory Committee.
Motion carrie d..
Letter of thanks from Hr. }1iller, :Lepartment of Housing and Urban Develop-
ment for information received and helpint Mr. White and Mr. Tolbert. '\
On a motion by Mr. Kazben seconcied by Mr. Koch the Council unanimously ,lP' lP
passed a Resolution reapp ointing members of the Citizens Advisory Committee.
A RESOLUTION
APPOINTING A CITIZENS ADVISORY C0MMITTEE FOR URBAN REN~-lAL
IN THE CITY "F SCHERTZ, TEXAS SETTING THE TERMS OF CFFICE
OF ITS MEMBERS: APPOINTJENG MEMBERS TO SERVE ON SAID
COMMITTEE EFFECTIVE JANUARY 19, 1967.
11/HEREAS, the City of Schertz has established an Urban Renewal
Agency for said. City pursuant to the Urban Renewal Laws of the State of
Texas; and
WHEREAS, the City and. the Board of Comnissioners of said Agency
have a~reed that a Citizens Advisory Committee should be appointed in order
to obtain the views of a cross-section of tffi citizens of Schertz concerninr;
the direction and depth of proposed Urban Renewal Pro,jects within said City; and
I'THEREAS, said Citizens Advisory Committee should include I'e'presenta-
tives from the reli~ious, business, eaucational, cultural se~nts of its
community life as well as a representation of all the various ethnic groups
within said City; and
INHEREAS, it is the desire nf this CounciJ to establish said Committee
as soon as possible; na-T, therefore
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BE IT RESOLVED DY TH8 CITY C()UNCIL nF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ:
1. A Citizens Advisory Committee for Urban Renewal is hereby
established in the City of ~chertz, Texas.
2. The Committee shall be composed of ten (10) members whoseFterms shall be for a one (1) vear period.
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3. The foll~ing citizens of the City of Schertz are hereby appointe.
for the period January 19, 1967 through January 19, 1968.
4. The following citizens of the City of Schertz are hereby appointed
for the Citizens Advisory Committee:
(1) Mr. Oscar Schmid.t
(2') Mrs. Dia ne Dean
(,) Mrs. Glynn Bennett
(4) Mrs. Sally Valladares
(5) Mr. William Schulz
(6) Mr. Ascenio Acuna
(7) Mr. Jesse B. Booker
(8) Mrs. Bobbie L. Koch
(9) Mr. Nathan Whitf:ie ld
(10) Mr. Wayne J. Davis
(11) Mr. James E. Stephens
(12) Mr. John Merryman
(13) Mr. J. J. Ritchie
PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 19th day of January, 1967.
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Mr. Kazben asked to be relieved as the co-ordinator of council and 'ire
Department. It was agreed by the council that each Trember would take turns in
being present at each meeting mId by th!! fire department.
Questioo arose should the police vehicle escort the fire departll!!nt to all
fires outside the city limits. It was determined that fires quite a long ways
from the city, the police would not be required to go as they should stay in th!
Ci ty.
Several new permit and inspection forms will haye to be printed to be used
in conjunction with the new codes and ordinances.
Universal City has started with water lines to the Rose Garden sbhool in order
to supoly them with water and thereby will be disconnectine service belonginc to
Ci ty of Schertz.
Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Koch and seconded by Mr. Koym. Motion carried.
Motion to approve minutes as read made by Mr. Koym and sec)cntied by Mr. Marx.
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Recular meeting of the Schertz City Council helJi at the City Hall in Schertz, 19
Texas, March 2, 1967.
Ma.;ror Roy W. Richard called the meeting to order 1<rith the following named alciermen
present a Raymond G. Koym, Leonard J. Kazben, Ottomar A. Schertz, Edgar T. Marx, and
Malford C. Koch. Also present City Attorney Louis F. Sae~ert, 1'lrs. Glyn Bennett, Sally
,- Valladares, Tommie Ackermann, Mr. Walter A. Schertz, Russell Rowell, Walter Schnei4ier,
Jesse B. Booker, C. L. Sturrock, Archie Woodward, Gilbert A. Koppin and R. R. Cosby.
Minutes of the February 2nd and 24th meeting were read and approved. (Motion by
Mr. Koym secondeci by Mr. Koch and carried.) Mr. Boy. and Mr.HJ.:itd explained quite a lotI
pertaining to the area planning which is thru grants with HUD & Farm & Home office, has
to do with water and sewer planning Industrial and Commercial business with no cost to
the City. A more complete stud.y of the program will b\!r made.
On a motion by Mr. Schertz seconded by Mr. Kazben wich carried the resignation of1,1I"'\
Walter A. Schneider as building inspector was accepted. \
Mr. C. L. Sturrock agreed to take the Inspector job. However, he asked the Council
to be on the lookout for a replacement. A motion by Mr. Kazben seconded by Mr. t'arx tha\,,,,'\
Mr. Sturrock be qppointed at a salary' of $1tJ.00 per month. Motion unanimously carried.. \
Mr. Koym made a motion seconded by Mr. Koch to accept the resignation of Mr. Nathan~1
Whitfield as members of the committee. Motion unanimously carriAd. \1\
Mr. Walter A. Sc he rtz gave a ve ry through report on the first Urban Renewal Pro je ct.
Proposed Ordinance No. ItJ8, approving the undertaking of surveys and plans for an
Urban Renewal Project and the filing of an application. Motion by Hr. Kazben seconded O'lP1
by Mr. Marx the ordinance be passed and approved as read. Motion unanimously carried. }
Resolution authorizing Manager of Utilities to designate house and building numbers
for the City. Motion by IVlr. KJ'YIIll seconded by Mr. Schertz, the Resolutinn ~. passed and ,,'\.
approveti. Motion carried. ,..,....
Letter d.esicnatin~ Firemen to be paid for drills ($10.00). Motion by Mr. Kazben ')...'1.,1
seconded by Mr. K~ and carried to pay for February, 1967. ,..
Proposed Ordinance No., ItJ9, amending No. 80 and 81A and adding Section E. Motion ~,~1
by Mr. Kazben seconded by !\lr. Koym to adopt same as read.. MotiOlIl unanimously carried. ).
11 Proposed. Ordinance No. 160 read, Re: Desingating Traffic zones near school. Motion ,1.1
Mr. Koym seconded Mr. ochertz to adopt same. Motion carrieli. ).*
Resolution pertaining to billing Gov't agencies and complying to dates as set bY).'5,(,,1
their offices. Motion l'lr. Kazben, seconcied Mr. Koym and carrieci to aclopt the resolution.
Motion tb adjourn by IVlr. loch and seconded by !'lr. Marx. Motion to approve minutes
as read made by Mr. Kazben seconded By Mr. Koch.
AN ORDINANCE NO. 1 tJ8
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THR CITY OF SCHERTZ APPROVING THE UNDERTAK-
ING OF SllItv r;fS AND PLANS FOR AN URBIN RENElN'A!L PROJECT AWD THE FILING
OF AN APPLICATION.
WJ1r;rw;AS, under Title I of the Housing Act of 1949, as amended (herein
referred to as "Title I"), the Secretary of t he Department of Housing and
Urban Development is authorized to extend financial assistance to local pub-
lic agencies in the elimination and prevention of the sp:!reafi of their slums
and urban bli~ht through the planning and un4iertaking of urban renewal pro-
jects; and
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WHEREAS, it is desirable and in the public interest that the Urban
Renewal Agnecy of the City of Schertz make surveys and prepare plans, present-
ly estimated to cost approximately $1~,910.00, in order to undertake and
carr,y out an urban renewal project of the character contemplated b y Section
110 (c) of Title I, in that area proposed as an Urban Renewal Area, situate<<
in the City of .::>chertz, County of Guadalupe, and State of Texas, which is des-
cribed on Exhibit "All attached hereto and made a part hereof; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COlillCIL OF THE CITY OF SCHBRTZ:
L. That the proposed Urban Renewal Area describe.. above is a slum,
bliChtei, Ceteriorated, or deteriorating area appropriate for an urban
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renewal project and that the uniertaking byth~ Urban Renewal Ar;ency of the
City of Schertz of surveys and plans for an urban renewal project of the
character contemplated. by Section 110 (c) of Title I in the proposed Urban
Renewallrea is hereby approved..
2. That the financial assistance avialable und.er Title I is m~edei
to enable the Urban Renewal Agency of the City of Schertz to finance the
planninc and undertaking of t he proposed Projedt.
3. That it is cocnizant of the conditions that are imposed in the
undertakine and carryin~ out of urban renewal projects with Federal finan-
cial assistance unier Title I, incluiinc those relatine to (a) the relocation
of site occupants~ (b) the provision of local grants-in-aii, (c) the pro-
hibition of discriminatiOn because of race, color, creed, or nati"nal origin,
and (Ii) the requirement that the locality present to the Secretary of,the
Department of Housing and Urban Developement, as a prerequisite to approval
of the application describei below, a workable orogram for community im-
provement, as set forth in Section 101 (c) of Title I, for utilizing appro-
priate public and private "sources to eliminate and prevent the develop-
ment or spread of slums and urban bliiht.
4. That it is the sense of i his boiy (a) that a feasible methoa for
the relocation of iniividuals and families displaced from the Urban Renewal
Area, in conformity with Title I, can be prepared, and (b) that the local
grants-in-aid can and will be provided in an amount irlitbh will be not less
than on-fourth (i) ~f the Net Projeet Cost of the Project and. which, to-
gether with the Federal capital grant, will be generally equal to the
iifference between Gross Project Cost and the proceed or value of projett
lani sold, leased, or retained for use in accoriance with the urban renewal
plan.
t). That the filing of an applicat -i. on by the Urban Renewal Agency
of the (Z'ity of Schertz for an advance of funds from the United States of
Amerisa to enable it to aefray the cost of the surveys and plans for an
urban renewal project in the propose<< Urban Renewal Area described above is
hereby approvedl
PASSED AND APPROVED this 2ni day of March 1967.
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RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS:
1. That whereas no uniform system of numeration for a.d.resses has
been establashei for the City of Schertz, Texas; and, whereas it is necessary
that a uniform system of numeration be established. for such city, the following
ceneral plan is herewith aiopted:
Houses facinr; on streets running east and west shall be numberei from
the 200 block abutting on the east line of Oak Street eastwari as shown on plat
attachei. Build,incs facing on streets running north and south shall be numbered
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commencing with the 100 block on streets running north from Farm Market Road 7~1'1'
and consectively thereafter and in a like manner the 100 block and successive ~.
block on streets runnin~ south from Farm Market Road 18, all as shown on plat
attached.
2. The Mana~er of Utilities of the City of Schertz, Texas is hereby
authorized to designate the numbe:t!ation of each building in the City of Schertz,
r Texas, in accortiance with the foregoing plan.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the
2ni day of March, 1967.
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ORDINIICE NO. lS~
AN ORDINANCE AJV!ENDING ORDINANCE NO. 80 AND 80A OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS;
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS:
1. That Ordinance No. 80, Section 1, of the City of Schertz" Texas
be amended by a.dine thereto a Section (e) and that Oriinance No ell of the
~ity of SChertz, Texas, ~ection 14(Meter Connection Charges ana Meter Inspallation
ana Repair) be amel1ied by aGlding thereto the following as section (ti):
Whenever a user of the City Water Service and/or the Sewer Services of the
City of Schertz, Texas, terminates such services at one adtiress and renews such
services or either of them at a different adaress then aIIIi in that event a $2.00
reconnection fee of services shall be assessed against such customer. This char~
is for the services required in disconnecting and reconnecting such customer.
PASSED AND PP PROVED this the
2ni day of March, 1967.
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ORDINANCE NO. 160
AJ ORDINAN::E DSSIGNATING TRAFFIC SPEED znNES IN CC'RTAIN AREAS
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BE IT nRDADJT'D BY TPE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS:
1. Where it has been determined by a traffic engineering s:'uiy of the City
of Schertz, Texas, that the maximum, reasonable and prodent sp~ed. for the herein-
after named portions of streets is as set out hereafter and any speed in excess
thereof shall be prima facie evidence that such speed is not reasonable or prudent
and that it is unlawful.
2. The maximum, reasonable and prudent speed for that portion of William
Street, Curtis Street, Wright Street and Randolph Street which abut and adjnin the
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Ele~ntary School in the City of Schertz, Texas is and shall be hereafter l~ miles
per hour.
3. The Traffic Engineer of the City of Schertz, Texa3, is hereby directed
to post signs as provided by law.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY cnuNrIL OF THE CITYF SCHERTZ, TEXAS:
Charces maie to any agency of the Federal Government for utility services
by the City of Schertz, Texas, shall be billed to such saii agency to comply
with the applicable rer;ulations of such agency :6or the paYment of such bills and.
the usual payment utes and. penalties proviaed. for payment of bills by the relevant
oniinances of the City of SChertz, Texas, shall not apply to such bills to any
agency of the U. S. Government. .
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 2ni day of March, 1967
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Reiular rneetin,; of the Scherts, City lIouncil held. at the City Hall in
Schertz, Texas on the 23ri day of 14arch, 1967.
Mayor Roy W. Riehard. called the meeting to ortier with the following
named. Al.erman present: Raymond G. Koym, Malford C. Koc~ Ottomar A. Schertz,
Leonard J. Kazben, and. Edgar T. 11arx. Also present: C. L. SturroCk, Jesse B.
Booker, and Russell G. Rowell and Mr. Max H. ,;;)chuebel
Mayor Richard rea. Ordiannce 1~4 A purposed change of No. 1~4 of the
Housing code. Motion by l"lr. Kazben seconded by ~'"'r. Schertz, the oriinance be
accepted and passed as read. Motion umanimously carried.
ORDINANCE NO~ 154 A
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4 SUBSECTION ., PARAGRAPH .
AND AMENDING SECTION" SUBSECTIONS 2 and 4: AND SECTION
9 SUBSECTIONS 1 and 3 OF ORDINANCE NO. 154 TO 'THE CITY OF
SCHERTZ, TEXAS, ENTITLED n HOUSING STANDARDS CODE"
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS:
That Ornnance No. 1'54 Section 4 Subsection :5 Paracraph i
of the City of dChertz, Texas, are hereby amende. s 0 that same
ices and shall hereafter read as follows:
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(i) The requirements of Section ~ of this section do not
apply to the hotel, motel, tourist court where the occupant in
question has a residence elsewhere, or does not occupy local
quarters fot- a period of longer than fifte"n consecutive clays.
Neither do the requirements of' subsection 5 of this section apoly
to mobil homes as that term has been defined herein. The provi-
sions of .subsection 5 of this section shall apply to the construc-
tion of all buildincs, dwellings and dwelling units within the
city limits.
All matters previously c0ntained in Section 4 Subsection "
ParaCI'aph ., not hereinabove set out are herewith repealed.
That Section " PROCEDURE FOR REPAID, VACATION OR DEMOLITION,
Paragraphs 2 and. 4, of the City of .:>chertz, Texas, are hereby
amenied So that same does and shall hereafter read as follows:
(2') If the "uninhabitable and danr,erous dwelling or building"
is fifty percent damaged or decayed or Ieteriorated, it shall be
ordered. repaired and if such order is not complied with is such
reasonable time as may be deemed by the housing standards inspeactor
same shall be ordered. demolished.
(4) If the "uninhabitable and dangerous dwelling or building"
is a fire hazard existing or erected in violation of the terms of
this ordinance. or of any ordinance of this. city or statute of this
state, it shall be repaired or demolished, providing the
said fire hazard is not eliminated by the owner or other interested.
persons within a reasonable time.
All matters previously contained in Section r; Paragraphs
2 and 4 not hereinabove set out are herE'lwi th repaaled.
That Section 9, DUTIES OF HOUSING STANDARDS INSPECTOR,
Paracraphs 1 and 3, of the City of Schertz, Texas, are hereby amended so
that same shall and does hereafter read as f01lows:
(1) Inspect or cause to be inspected, all public buildings,
schools, halls, churches, theaters, hotels, tenements, commercial,
manufacturinr or loft buildings for the purpose of determininc
whether any conditions exist which render such places an "unin_
habitable and dangerous dwelling or buildingttwithin the terms
of sections 3 and 4.
(3) Inspect buildings, dwellings and dwelling units in
all parts of this city to determine whether they are "uninhabit-
able and. ci.angerous dwellings or buildings", within the terms of
sedtions 3 and 4.
All matters previously contained in Section9, Paragraphs
1 and 3, of' the City of Schertz, Texas, are herewith repealed.
PASS~D AND APPROVED this the 23rd day of MarCh, 1967.
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OrdiBance No. 161 read purposing ehange in Electrical Code. Motion ~ 1~1. 7
bY' Mr. Schertz, seconded by Mr. Marx., same be accepted. and passed. MOtLOn
unanimously carried.
ORDINANCE NO. 161
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE NO. II, SUBSECTIONa;
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ARTICLE IV SnlmCT!ON c (3) AJ\1n BY AMENDING ARTICLE
VII OF ORDINANCE 42 TO THE CITY OF SGHEl1TZ, TEXAS,
ENTITLED, "ELECTRICAL nODE, CITY nF SCHERTZ, TEXASit'
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ J
That Ordiance No. 42, "ELECTRICAL CODE OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS", be
and is hereby amenfied so that salll! does and shall hereafter rea..;
MINIMUM STANDARD FOR WIRING:
a~ All wiring coverei by this Ordinance within the city shall at least
meet the minimum stantlards of the 1965 edition of the NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE
(hereinafter called. the "CODE"), a standard approved by the American Standar..s
Association and published by the National Boar. of Fire Underwriters, or any
subsequenD revision thereof, when it sWl become effective. A copy of the
1965 Code and subsequent revisions shall be kept on file by the City Secretary
for reference by intereste.. parties.
IV. LICENSING OF ELECTRICIANS:
Subsection OJ In addition tothe above, the Applicant shall have
qualified, been approved, and have a current license to clo elec:jrical wiring
in at least one other incorporated municipality or be approved. as a "Willie
Wirehand Electrical Contractor", in gootl stamiinc by the Guad.alupe Valley
Electric Cooperative, Inc., or pro~ide other evidence of his qualifications
as directed by the City Council.
vn. PERMIT & INSPECTION FEES:
a. At the time any permit is issued for a job which will be inspected
by the City's Electrical Inspector, the City Secretary shall first be paid a
Permi t and Inspection Fee, according to the following schedule:
(1) For changes in wiring resulting in the addition of not more than
one outlet, an amount of $1.00/
(2) For changes in wiring in excess of the above item, an amount of $2.00'.
b. When a re-inspection is require.. by the City's Electrical Inspector,
the Electrician holding the permit for the job shall pay a re-inspection fee
of $2.00 to the City Secretary at the time he requests that the re-inspection
be made. A like re-inspection fee shall be paid for each re-inspection re-
quired on the same job.
c. At the time any permit is issue.. for a job which will be inspected
by the Cooperative's Inspectlhr, the City Secretary shall first be paid a permit
fee of $1.50. Inspection fee under this section are to be collected by the
Cooperative.
All other provisions of the a6resaifl "Electrical Code for the City
of Schertz, Texas, are and shall remain in full force and effect.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 23r.. day of March 1967.
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Bids were opened on equiping the police vehicle and installing base unit.
They were as follows:
Ind.ustrial culI........nications----------- $2,641."0
Motorola Comm. & Elect., Inc.--------- 2,338.00
General Electric Co.------------------ 2,630.00
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After due consideration and discussion it was determine.. Moto:roll& Inc. offeretl
more and also their bid being the low-bid.. On a motion b~T !vly.. Koch second.ed by Mr.
Marx, the contract be awarded to Motorola Inc. Motion unanimously carried.
Proposed change in Ordinance 1~3 Inspector for building trades read same
as being 1~3 A. A motion by Mr. Kazben seconded by Mr. Marx same be a.opted.
as read. Motion unanimously carried.
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AN ORDI~ANCE A}ENDJNG SRCTION NO. I nF ORDINANCE 1~3 ENTITLED*
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEX liS, PROVIDING THAT THE
MAYOR MAY APPOINT ONE PERSON TO SERVE AS THE BTTILDTIm OFFICIAL
DESIGNAlll'.IJ:J BY THE snUTHERN STANDARD BTJJLDING CODE, 196C; EDITION:
AS ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR AS P-ROVIDED BY THE ELECTRICAL cnDE OF THE
CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS; AS BUTLDING INSPECTOR AS PR.OVIDED BY THE
ZONING ORDINANCE nF THE CITY nF SCHERTZ, TEXAS; AND AS PLUMBING
INSPECTOR AS PROVIDED BY THE PlUMBING CODE OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ,
TEXAS.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY C('UNCIL OF THE CITY OF SCHE~TZ, TEXAS:
That Section 1 or Ordinance no. 1~3 be amended so that such section
shall read as folJ ows:
BE IT I)RDAINED BY THE CITY CCUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SCHER.TZ, TEXAS:
SECTION ONE: The Mayor of the City of Schertz, Texas, may with the consent
of the council designate one person to perform the following duties:
(a) Buildinc Official
(b) Electrical. Inspector
(c) Builciing Inspector
(d.) Plumbing Inspector
(e) Housing Standards Inspector
as proviaed by the Southern Stanaard Builfiing Code, 1965 Edition; the
E:Eectric Code of the ~ity of SChertz, Texas; the Zoning Ordinance of the
City of Schertz, Texas; the Plumbing Code of the City of Schertz, Texas
and the Housing Stanaards Code of the City of Schertz, Texas.
SECTION TWO: Such official shall serve at the pleasure of the City Council
of the City of Schertz, Texas.
PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 23ri day of March, 1967.
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Mr. Rowell inquired, about Mr. Gesche wanting water line to Ira Street.
Mr. Cross, City Engineer will contact him.
Ord.inance No. 162 read amenaing Nos. 29 and 1 ~5 Fire Prevention Code. '1
Motion by Mr. Koym secomied by Hr. Kazben same be adopted and. passea as read. 30"'l.9
Motion unanimously carried.
ORDINANCE NO. 162
AN ORDINlNCE AMENDING SECTION NO.1 OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED-
jN ORDINA\T CE ADOPTING A FIRE PREVENTION CODE PRESCRIBING REGULA-
TIONS GOVERNING crWDITIONS HAZARDOUS TO I IFE AND PRO'ERTY FROM
FIRE OR EXPLOS ION:
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COTTNCIL nF THE CITY nF SCHERTZ, TEXAS:
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That Se~tion 1 of Ordinance No. 29 as amenaled of the ordinance of the
City of Schertz, Texas, be amencied so that such section.shall read as follOW's:
SECTION 1. ADOPTION rF FIRE PREVENTION CODE: There is hereby adopted by the
City of' :Schertz, f'or the purpose of prescribinfT, regulations governing condit-
ions hazardous to life and property from fire or explosion, that certain code
known as the Fire Prevention Code, Abbreviated Edition, recommended by the
National Board of Fire Underwriters, being particularly the 1965 eiition thereof
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and the whole thereof and all amendments and chances thereto up through and
includin~ the day of the passage of this ordinance, of which code not, less than
three (3) copies have been and now are file. in the office of th! Clerk of the
City of Schertz, Texas, and the same are hereby adopted and incorporated as fully
as if set out at len~th hereiJ;l and from the iate on which this ore.inance shall
take effect, the provisions thereof shall be controllin~ within the limits of
the City of Sch~rtz, Texas.
All other sections and con.itions of said Ordinance No. 29, and shall
remain in full force and. effect.
PASSBD AND APPROVED THIS the 23rd day ~ March, 1961.
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Letter to Universal City read asking that Schertz be allowed to use same
Radio Frequency with them.
Mayor Richar. rea. ami explained the Financial Report eminr Dec. 31, 1966;!
Same will be published in newspaper.
Motion by Mr. Kazben secone.ed by Mr. Koym the following bills be pai..
Motion carrie..
Hope Medical uupply-OXygen and Equipment for patrol car $89.20.
Sucarman's Uniforms Co~. Police. Uniforms $)'=;3.40
Motion by Mr. Kazqen seconded by Mr. Schertz, a letter be sent to Frost
National Bank, San Antonio authorizing them to invest all mO:Qeys in Reserve Funis
pertaining to 1962,1963,1964, ana 1966 bone in direct oblications of the
Unite. States of America, maturing within ten years from date of purchase.
Motion unanimously carrie..
Motion tb a.journ by Mr. Koch seconded by Mr. Kovm.
Motion minutes be approved as rea. by Mr. Koym seconded by ~.~. Koch.
Called meetin~ of the Schertz City Council held at the City Hall in
Schertz, Texas on the 4th day of April, 1961.
Mayor Roy W. Richari called the meeting to order with the follCM'inC
Aldermen present: Raymond G. Koyrn, Malford C. Koch, Ottomar A. .:)chertz, Leonard.
J. Kazben, and Ed~ar T. .l'.arx.
Meetin~ was called for the purpose of canIassinc the ballot of Re~ular
City Election held. this date.
A canva$s of the ballots revealed the following results:
For Alaerman: John l'-'erryman 54 votes
Walter F. 3chneider 66 votes
Gilbert A. Koppin 94 votes
Elvira A. Hili 61 votes
Raymond G.. Koym 214 votes
Leonard J. Kazben 192 votes
Eigar T. lv'l~rx 159 votes
Wayne J. Davis 84 votes
Tommie J 0 Ackermann 1 vote
Hugo Ackermann 2 votes
R. R. Cosby 1 vote
Hugo Re icherze r 1 vote
Cochran 1 vote
Geo. C90lc 1 vote
The canvass havin~ been completed to the satisfaction of all the .Council mem-
bers, the Nayor declarei Mr. Koym (214 votes), Mr. Kazben (192 votes)" ani
Mr. Marx ( 1~9 votes) re-electei as Aliermen for a two year term. It wa! movei
by Mr. Koch and seconie. by lVlr. Schertz the above results be acceptei. he follow-
inC members vote. nAYE"': Koym, Koch, Kazben and MJIrx. And none vote. nNO". .
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o ~on 0 a Journ y . oc an secon e y r. oym an.a carrle. .
Motion minutes be approved as read by Mr. Koym seconded by Mr. Koch.
AAgular meetin~ of the Schertz City Council held at tre City Hall in Schertz,
Texas, April 6, 1967.
Mayor Roy W. Richard. called the Ie eting to order with the following naTlJ!d
Alde.......u present: Raymonei G. Koym, Leonard J. Kazben, Ottomar A.. Schertz, Malf'ord
C. Koch, and Edgar T. l''arx. Also present: City Attorney Louis F. Saecert, Walter A.
Schertz, C. L. Sturrock, HaI'V8Y Seiler, James lBalCiii:ils, and Hrs. Sally Valladares.
Minutes of tm MarC'h 23rci and April 4, 1967 meetings were read. arrl awroved.
Mr. Ka,ben aske d Brs. Valladares to write articles for tte paper concerni~ council
meetings.
.(Vir. Schertz gave a report on the progress of tm GNRP and of one short revision
reque steci.
Mr. James Bla.is president of the Volunteer Fire Dept. Executive Board read a
res~nation of Hr. Hugo Reicherzer as Fire Ch:ie f', same was accepteci by tre baird.
Too board recommenfied the council accept sa~ and appoint Mr. Archie J. "\'1oodward Fir~
Chief and a1so reflppoint Fritz Rusch as Fire Marshal and W:tU:iAm Sch-alz as assista1t ~1
Fire Marshal: Motion by Mr. Marx seconded by Mr. Marx tre above be acc;epted. Motion 3~'
unan imously carrie d. ,
Mr. Koym will check wi th l'1r. Charles Rouse in regard. to gettirc th! Ball Diamoni
ready and a schedule on summer recreation procram.
Mayor Riyhard has been contacted and has asked the coo.ncil to stuciy and consider
the annexation of Rittiman Addition.
Motion Mr. Koym secnmied by Mr. Harx to pay $~ .00 for fireTll!n attendinr, March ~l-..(., 1
drills. Motion carried.
Discussion on salaries and on a motion by Mr. Koym eeconded by Mr. Kazben, Mr.
Pic krell, Mr. Schoonover and Mr. Swain<< were given a $5:>.00 pt r month increase in pay.
Mr. Russell Rowell, Fr~d W. Rcwell, Hrs. June G. Krause, Moises De Leon and Robert ,,l,,'1 I
Arenas were given $21).00 ~r month increase in PEW. A.ll effective April 1, 1967. ~
Officer Swainr; waS allowed Gasoline expense for his a.rn private truck due to
. his using sall'J!t for ha l21inc anin:al s to the ci ty pound. Motion by Mr. Kazben seconciea ,1,1
by Mr. Harx. Motion carrie d. ?>w
On a motion by Hr. Kooh seconte. by Mr. Marx the motion was anended to read 1" 1.P1
alleMande up to $10.00 per month. Motion unanimously carried. 3
Th! camcil agreed to orcier Street signs ;for tll!! Village Subdivision. Nr.
Shaefer will reimbWrse the city for sam!.
Motion to adjourn by .!"ir. Koch seconded by J.'~. Marx. Motion carried.
Motion minutes by approved as read by .1:/lr. Kocr. seconfied by J.'J.r. Marx.
Recular lT8etinC of tte Scrertz City Council re lei at the City Hall in Schertz,
Texas April 13, 1967.
Mayor Roy W. Richard calle d the neeting to order with the follCli'inC name d Al<<er-
men pre:!!llnt: Ra.YmoIXi G. Ko''1'II, Leonara J. Kazben, Ottomar A. Schertz, Edcar T. J.'J.arx,
and Malfor<< C. Koch.
The official Plat for the Village Subdivision was submittea and a motion by lVlr.
Schertz seconded ~ l'l.r. Marx the plat be accepted and approved. Motion unal imously ~~' lP 1
carried.
Motion by Mr. Kazben seconded by Mr. Koch to send a letter advising Mr. Ormel ,q,t, 1
I. Boy4" County Supe rvis cilr, Farmers Ho~ Ad.min is t ra ti on the City is in acres I1l!n t
wi th the planning coTllll'lission for a further study of' water and sewer faciliteis.
Moti on unanfmously carr~ d.
P:n>paJeci City Buiget fer ye ar 1967 read, Motion Mr. Ko"tR seconde. Mr. Koch
accepteli and 1 earin!! on saJm set for 10:00 A.M. May 1, at City Hall.
Garbage Ordinance discusserl recards to ~jlacing and remcwing f!arbage cans.
to make a study and cons icier a franchise. To be let on bias.
Change in Fire Limits made as req'IE ste_ tv Dept. of Housing and Urban Deve! oprren t.
Orftinance No. 163 repealing Ordinaces No. 1)7 and. rJ7A passed an d approved. Also a copy
of sa~ incluiing new map with marked zone s sent to Mr. HutJ'l IN. Heflin, State Boarli of
Insurance at Austin. . IfI-b1
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Secretary instructed to write Attorney General in recard to law on Driver Licnese
when driving city vehicles, such as Fire Trucks, etc.
Motion to adjourn Mr. Kooh seconded by Mr. Marx ani carried.
Motion minutes be approve4i by Mr. Koym seconcied by Mr. hzben.
FmE LIMITS ORDINANCE NO. 163
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BE IT 0RDAINED BY TIE CITY COUN:: IL OF '!HE CITY (]I SCHE"qTZ, TEXAS,
AS FOLLOWS:
SECI>ION 1. The follarine shall be ani are hereby declared to be the fire limits
of t~ City of Schertz, Texas:
SECTION 2. FIRE DISTRET NO. ONE (1)
AREA NO. ONE (1)
BEGINNING at intersection of East line of Lindber~h AvenUl!t
and North line of Y.lain Street in Schertz, Texas;
'!HENCE in an eastern "1rection with N line r:L Main Street
to SE corner of tract of land. conveye.. to H. P. Thule1ll!lyer by
deed rec<rded in "Vol. 175, page 113 of Gua..alupe County, Deed
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TlENCE in a Northe rn di~dti.on with east line df lcf. conveyed
= to H. P. Thu1e2yer by deed recor.ed in VolUlll!! 175, page 113
of the deed records of Guadalupe County, Texas, a distance
of that an extension of the North line of that certain tr'lct
of land conveyed to Halford Koch by ieei recorded in Vol. 236,
; { pace 313 r:L the deei recoru cL Guaulups County, Texas, drawn
in an eastern direction will intersect same;
'lEENCE with sa id extension of said Halford Kooh N. line in a
western cti.rection to point of intersection with East line of
Linibergh AveRte; the NW corne r of said tract of lan<< conveyed
to Malf<rd Kooh J
THEtllE in a scuthlrn direction with East line r:L.Linibergh
AvenUll to point of beginning;
AREA NO. TWO (2)
BEGINNlrn At point where Wast lim of LiIlliberghAvtlnlB inter-
sects the >:>outh 1ill! of Exchange AvenlJt for point of becinninc;
'ffiENCE in a wtlstern direction wi th S line of Exfha.nce AvenUl
and. extension tmreof to point r,f intersection with 'vest lire
of that certaiJ.l tract of land desi~tei as Lot No. o~ (1) con-
vey-ad to Ad.olph Schertz b,- need recor,1ed in Vol. 32, pa.~ 133 ~
t~ deed rec<rds of Guadailupl County, Texas;
THENJE in a southern direction with west line 0f said. Schertz
tract to point of intersection wi th Norih line of ,l>!ain Street;
'ffiEt(:E in an eastern iirection wi th N. lix. r$ Iv'Jain Street to
intersection of said. line with W. line of Lindlerch ATenUl!;
'IHE~E Nw:i tn. W. line of Linibergh AvenU! to point of beeinninc.
AREA NO. THREE (3)
BECIrNNINJ at point of intersection of South li~ of FM Hichway
No 78 and West line of 1st Stretlt fer point of becinninc;
'!HENCE South with west line of. First Street to point of intersecticn
with North line of Wte st Street;
.I:r:tt.l~CE Wast 1elth lorth line of Wuest Street aut. extension thereof
to intersection with East eice of ~ibolo Creek;
THE rl.:E in anorthern ciirecti on with east line of Cibolo Creek 1D
point of interseetion with South line of RCW of FM H~hway No. 78;
'mENCE in an eastern iirection with Souih liI18 of RCWof saia
FM Hi~way No. 78 to place of becinnin,;.
A~A. NO. FOUR (4)
BEGIWIN'G at point of intersection of South line of PM Hichway-
Ho. 78 ani East 1 im of First Street in Schertz, Texas;
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THENCE South with East line of .l:''irst Street to point of inter-
section with North line of Lee Street.
'nIENCE East with North line of ~. Street to SE corner of that
certain tract of land conveyed to Elgin Beck by deed recorded.
in Volume 2Zl, page 65 of the Deed Records of Guadalup!l County,
Texas;
THEl'CE in a northern direction with said. East line of that
tract of land calveyed to Beck aforesaici and. East line of R.
Beck anti Schneicier tracts to point of intersection with sooth
line of FM 78;
'!HENCE West with South line of FM 78 to point of beg:i.nnin~.
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AR.E:A NO FIVE (5)
BEGINNING at a point in North line of G. H. and S. A. Railrc>>.
Company RCW, beinc point of intersection with west ] ine of
that certain tract of l~nd. conveyed to J. L. Dendy by deed
recorded in Vol. 232, page 526 of deed. records of Guadalupl
County, Texas;
THENCE IN a northern direction with the west line of saiAi
Dendy tract to point of intersection with .::louth line of Main
Street;
THENCE in an eastern direction with south line of !'la,in Street
to point of interst!!ction with west line of 1st street;
TFIEN::E South with West line of .r: irst Street to point of inter-
section with Nat'th line of G. H. & S. A. ROW line.
THENCE in a western a.irection with North line of Q. H. & S1 .I.
RC1tl Line '00 poi.nt of bepnnin~.
LESS AND EXCEPT:
All that certain tract or parcel of land situate.. in the City
of Schertz, in Guadalupe County, Texas, being out of ani a part
of the G. Malpaz ~urvey, and being part of a 6.87 acres retained
by Arthur E. Seiler out of 18.7 acres of lane! purchasea. from
the Texas ana. New Orleans Railway CVJlJt-*ny dated May 31, 1944,
and recorded in Guadalu~ County Deed Recortls Volume 204 on paces
397-9 and again recorded in Guadalupe County Deed Recorcis Vol.
249 on pages 50-3, that portion of said 6.87 acres he re conveyea.
being descr:ibed by metes and bounds as f ollOfs;
BEGINNING at a po-int in the South line of the Secuin-San
Antonio Highway, which point is south 570 30' East 68.37 feet
from the beginning point of that property heretofore conveyea.
by tb!! Texas and New Orle~ Railrooci Con;any to Arthur E.
Seiler as ~bave set out; THENCE South 570 30'East 188.02 feet;
THENCE North 61 9' East 2t)t).4 feet to a point in the West line
of that 20 foot t!!asement heretofore liven by Arthur Seiler to
Eciw'ari Zimmtrman as shewn in Guadalupe County Deed Recor. Vol.
335 on page 481; THEtiCENorth 28Q ~, West al ong the West or
Southwest line of said. 20 foot right-of-way above mentionea., 165
feet to a point in the south lim of Secuin-San Antonio Highw83';
THENCE South 610 9' West with the South line of saici highway,
350.4 feet to the place of beginninc.
SECTION 3; FIRE DISTRICT NO 'IWO (2)
The following shall be and are hereby declared to be the fire
limits of the City of Schertz, Texas, Fire Zone Nol 2.
AREA N(). ONE (1)
BECIl:NNIID at the point of intersection of the South line Exdlange
Avenue of the City of Schertz, Texas, with the E. Line of Lind.berch
Avenue in the said City for point of beginning; '!HENCE in a NE dir-
ection with the North line of Ex:chan~e Avenue to point of intersection
with W line of Live Oak Road to point of intersection with N line
of Southern Pacific ROW line; THENCE with the N ROW line of
Southern Pacific RailwllV Company in a westerly <ti.recti on to point
of intereJection with E. line of First Street; '!HENCE in a northerly
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30 direction with E. line of ]'irst Street to point of intersection with
S line of Main Street; THENCE In a E airection with the.:) line of
Main Street to point where sarre intersects an extension of th! E
line of area No. 1 of the first Fire District; THEN:::E follcwing
such extension of such E line of such area No.1, in a nortr.rn
direction anci continuinc with the E. line of such area No.1, in a
northern direction and; T'fENCE in a Western d.irection with North
line of such Fire District No.1 to point of intersection with
East line of Lindbergh Avenue; THENCE in a northe rn ciirection
with East line of Linciber~h Avenue to point of becinninc.
AREA NO. TWO (2)
BE(JINNING at the point of intersection of the East lim of
Area No.4 of the Fi~st Fire .lJistrict above cie.cribei and
the South line of FM 78; THENJE with the South line of FM
No. 78 in a Eastern d,irection to the East loity Limit line;
THENCE in a Southern iirection with the S01thCity Limit
line l~ feet; TIENCE in a Western direction a lill! parallel
wi th th! South line of FM No. 78 to point of iyt:ersection
with the East lill! of area No.4 of the First ire District
above set out; '!HENCE in a northern direction with the
East line of saii area No.4 to point of becinnirc.
SreTION 4.
All of the conditions and terms of l,;hapter III of tm Southern
Building Code; 1965 E.ition, shall apply to the hereinabove define.
Fire Districts of tll! City of Schertz, Texas.
SECTION 5.
ortiipance No. 57 and. 57-A of the City of Schertz, Texas, estab-
lishinc }tire Limits are h!Jrewith repealed.
Passed and Approved this the 20th day of April, 1967.
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Regular meet1nc of t l'e Schertz Gity Council held at the City Hall in
Schertz, TeRas, April 20, 1>967.
Mayor oy W. Richard called tm meetinc to crder with the follOf1n1
named. Ald.el"ll!ln present: Raymond G. Koym, Leonard J. Kazben, Malforti C. Koch,
and Ed~ar T. Marx. AbseM: ottoman A. Schertz.
Mr. Walter A. Schertz reported he was mailirc L copies of neighborhooi
~ Facilities Grant Application as revise<< and approved by the City COlncil. On
~?-'\P a motioll by Mr. Koym s~conded by !'.lr. Marx and unanimoosly carrie..
Motion Mr. Kazben secontied by .l'''r. Koym charcinl the Fire Zone~ to Fire
Limits anci revisinr; map on sail!! as pe r request Housi~ and. Urban D8velopemlll'lt
~,?;\I '\ Facilities. Mati on unanimously carried.
The .:)ub.ivision plat on Rio Vista Add.ition accep;t.e~, approve. and sioteti
"lP '\ for recordinc this on ,a motion by .l'~. Koch seconde. by oUr. MarJi ani unanimoosly
4- ~ carrie d.
Motiol1 by Mr. Marx seconded by oUr. Kazben to allow Lone Oak anti Rio Vista
\.r subciiVi.sions to pave camectinc Street each payin~ $389.00 as thejr .hare of
'l-~"u expense. Motion unanim0081y ca:rTiltd.
Mayor Richard administered Oath of office to the three Aldernen KazbeI}
Koym and Marx who were re-electe. April 4, 1967.
Motion to tici.ioutm b~ Hr. Koch...:lsecond.!d by Mr. Marx. Motion minulies be
approve.. as rea.. Dy ~'.I.r. 1\.ocn secou.ea oy r. "Kop. ~
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City Council teld at the ci ty hall in SChertz,
Regular meeting of the Schertz
Texas, May 4, 1967..
Ha,Yor Roy lrJ'. Richard called tho meeting to order with the foll<wing narred Aldermen
present: Raymond G. Koym, Leonard J. Kazben, Ottomar A. Schertz, Malford C. Koch, and
Edgar T. Marx, and City Attorney Louis F. Saegert. Also present Archie J. Ivoodward, C. L.
Sturroch, Mrs. Glyn Bennett, Jesse Booker, and Charles Rouse.
Attorney Saegert was asked to prepEre a letter toihe Bank acting as depositozy for
funds deposited with them to have trem secured and monies placed on short term interest
depasit~.
Firerren drill all<1-lance was approved for month of April in the amcunt of $92.50.
Mr. Rouse explained too planned program for the recreation dept far the SUTme r.
Letter from Housing and Urban Development office limited funds are exhausted and
applicatiom will be considered again in rext fiscal year. After June, 1967..
Report from Citizens Advisory Committee read .further consideration willbe given
recommendations made.
Hr. Saegert is to prepare rew ~ndment on Ordinance No. 112, Garbage pickup within
the city.
Mr. Ravell will contact some one to cut the hay on the City Park Property.
Mr. Koym asked that city employees not be permitted to park in from of the city
Hall.
Fire Chief Tl'loodward asked consideration be given to repainting th9 Building.
Motion to adjourn by Hr. Koym seconded by Hr. Koch. Motion carried.
Motion minutes be approved as read by Mr. Koch, see ',I! ded bY Mr. Kqym.
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Regular meeting of the Schertz Ci~the City Hall
in Schertz, Texas May 4, 1967.
Mayor Roy W. Richard called th. meeting to orn8!' vTi th the following
~amed aldermen present; Raymond G. Koym, Leonard J. Ka.zb~JI.3 Ottomar A.
uchertz, Malford C. Koch Edgar T. J,larx and City Atty. Louis F. Saegert.
Also present Archie J. Woodward, C. t. Sturrock, Mrs Glyvv Bennett, Jesse
Booker and Charles Rouse.
Atty. Saegert was asked to prepare a letter to the Bank acting as
depository for funds deposited with them to have them secured and
monies placed on short term interest deposits.
Firemen drill allowance was approved for month of April in the
amount of $92. 1)0.
Mr. Rouse explainerl the planned program for the recreation dept
i'or the summer.
~tter from Housing and Urban Development office limited funds
are exhausted and application will be considered again in mext fiscal
year- after June 1967.
ttepart from Citizens Advisory Committee Read further' consideration
will be given recomrrendations made.
Mr. Saegert is to prepare new Am:mdment on Ord. 112 Garbage P:hckup
within the city.
Mr. Rowell will contact some one to cut the hay on the city park
property.
Mr. Koym asked that city employees not bs permitted to park in
front ofm theCi ty Hall.
Fire Chief Woodward asked consideration be given to repainting the
blgg.
Motion to a djourn- Mr. Koym and seconded by Mr. Koch- carried.
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Regular meeting of the Schertz City Council held at the City Hall
in Schertz, Texas June 1, 1967.
Mayor Roy W. Richard called the meeting to order with the following
named Aldermen present; .I.l.aymond G. Koym, Malfrjrd C. Koch and :u;.o.ari J.
Kazben. Absent: ottomar A. Schertz and Edgar T. Marx- Also preseIJt i'1r.
Tommie Jo Ackermann, C. L. Sturrock, Russell Rowell, Jesse Brooker,
Mrs. Bobby Kock, Ed Melton, Henry Gutteriz and Ormel I. Boyd.
Resolution read certifying tlw 1967 Tax Rolls at $ 3 ,410,720.00
1 motion by Mr. Koym seconded by Mr. Koch, Resolution be passed and
lI-Vv, approved. Motion unaminously carried.
After a ~hrough discussion concernin~ property tax ror 1967 the
cquncil agreed taxes could be reduced at 12S' cents per one I~ll.tildred
v~uation. .. a motion by Mr. Kazben ~o.d.edby Mr. j{och to adopt vrdi_
f\,G>~nance 16':) as read, setting the tax rate at $1.00 pe:f1'l.ojJ,4<1~aluation.
Motion unaminously carried.
.Jecretary instructed to notify Schertz State Bank by letter to
invest $~O,OOOtOO of the Water Works General Utility Fund and $20,000.00
of the ater Works Construction FUnd in Certificates of Deposit.
Whereby the city can draw interest on same.
Mr. O",,,n.w l~d gave a briefing on the Water Improvement setup
for the district and Mr. Kazb8n will represent the city at a meeting
to be held June 5th.
Mr. Creutler asked about getting' a water hookup on Ira Street
Mr. Rowell will contact city engineer Charles Cross and try to work
out something on this.
Ordinance 112 was repeated and replaced by No. 164 this pertaining
to Garbage and Trash pickup in the city. Mr. Re.Ju.,.. Gutteriz explained
how the franchise works in other cities and asked that he be consided
for a bid on same in .case the city acts on this at a later date.
City to ask .Mr. Robinson about removing sign in WestlanJrl Park.
Mr. Schoonover instructed to paint Angle parking lees in front
of the City Hall.
Motion ~ ad.founa by Mr. Koch and 8ec'onded by Mr. Kazben
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~gu.Lar meeting of the Schertz City Co e a e City Hall
in Schertz, Texas on the l':)th day or June, 1967.
Mayor R"OJ'l W. Richard called the meeting to order with the follow-.
ing named Aldermen present: Raymond G. KoyB, Malrord C. Koch, Edgar T.
Marx and ~OJlard ~. Kazben. Absent: O. A. .;jchertz.
Mayor Hay it[. Richard read a letter from Senator Ralph Yarborough
with news release confirming recertification of Schertz Workable
Program and a letter from Don Hummel assistant Sec. of H U D Giving status
of G N R P and Planning and Survey Application. This apparently held up
for clearance by Federal Aviation Agency.
letter of thanks was read and will be sent of, Senator Yarborough.
Mr. C. C. C:ros8~; , city engineer presentec'l t~rlO possivle routes
for a proposed drainsge ditch to Dietz Creek.
Motion to adjourn by Mr.
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Koch, Seconded by Mr. Ma:cx:-carried.
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Mayor Roy W. Richard called the meeting to,rder with the followiRg
maned Alderman presel'.3t: Raymond G. Koym, l1alford C. Koch, Edgar T. Marx,
Ottomar A. Schertz anQ teonard J. Kazben. Also present, C. C. Cross
, City ERgiDeer, Louis F. Saegert, City Atty., Arc.... J. Woodward,
Fire Chief, Uilbert A. Koppin, Wayne Davis, Russell Rowell, Tom Stewart
and Mr. ~chuester. Mr. Cross read a proposed contract whereby the City
of Schertz would sell water to Schaefer Road . Rural Water Suppl, Corp..
After discussion on this the Council Considered said.cOJitract to'rbe O. K.. .,8_11>1
MotiOJll by Mr. Kazben, seconded by Mr. Schertz the contract be accept- I
ad. Motion unaminously carried.
Mayor Richard sugested Mr. Sturrock be granted a raise iR pay
from $15.00 to $lSO.OO per mo.th as City Build-ing Inspector. Motio.
by Mr. Schertz and secoded by Mr. Koym OR thQ above and same was
unanimouslyappFoved. Effective I, July 1967.
More notices to be sent to residents with a warning to cut weeds
and clean up or CG~ Citations will be issued.
Mr. Schertz stated he had redieved a call from the Urban Renewal
office informing him of the progress on the City Project and accordingly
all looks very good. 0
The Mayor reaci a letter from Rev. Harris of the Baptist Church
this in aporeciation of the as.sistance of Mr. Schoonover.
ResolutioR read regariing a petition sigited by more thal'! 200
citizens requesting another chance to vote on changing the .ame of the
High dchooL This was once defeated by the voters of the school
district. However, .the name was changed.
MotioD by Hr. Aazben and seconded Mr. Koym the Resolution be 5D.~1
accepted and forwarded to the School S,upt.. Motion unanimously carried.
A request from the Citizens Advisory.Cemmittee that a member of
t~ Chamber of Commerce be placed 0111 the Committee. Motion by Mr. 1
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Koyn) seconded by Mr. Ma.rx that YJr. Ed ~lton be placed on the committee. '-'"
, Motion Ul!\amiRously carried. :
Mr. Cross stated Mr. Johm Shaefer had asked for a...le1;ter of accep-
tance 0Jl the V ilIa ge, He will send same.
Fire Chief aakeci that a better clean up drive be ,conducted on
vacant lots, and other prOi)e~ty. Mr. .azben was directed to make a
surVl!Y QJI this . . .
Pay for volunteer firemen for June appr.oved.
Discussion on water supply and Hr. Walter Schertz will report at
a later date on a location for a new well.
Mr. ::lchooJlov.er is to talk to merchants on First Street and Recommend
angle parkillg.
M'oti01l1 to adjouI'll bjT Hr. Koch and second ed by Mr. Koym.
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Regular meeting of the Schertz City Gnncil held at ;jchertz City Hall,
August 3, 1967.
Mayor rtoy ltl. Richard called the meeting to order with the following
named Aledrmen present: Raymond G. Koym, Ottomar A. '"Schertz, Malford C. Koch,
and Leonart J. Kazben. Absent: Edgar T. Narx. Alsopresent, Mrs.
Balladares, Atty. Louis Saegert, Qfficer James SwaiRg, ~lph Itles, Walter
Schertz and Alvin dchuster.
Minute.s pf JUlJl 7 meeting were approved aa read.
Mayor Richard read a letter. from Col. DOwmaR commending officer
iWaing for his tactful handling of a serious situation.
Motion mafie by }lIr. Koch. and seconded bv Mr. Kazben to pay $110.00 5 ~ ..t..1
for July fire drills. MotioR carried.
Amended permit received from Texas Water Pollution Control Board
re: Sewer Plant and V~aste iEtp Cibolo Creek.
Mayor Richard reported he has talked to authorities in -: Ft. Worth
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and everything on urban Renewal is clear at that office.
Invitation to se.d pumper team/? to n1e"'t in Seql1in.
Letter from Pat Seiler talkiRg abbut repair of 1st and 2nd street and
Zuehl Road. Mr. Ikels also wanted to now about street repair. Mayor Rich-
ards will check'loll same.
Chief SchooJlover to checK street signs for placng .ew ORes and aJlgle
par~ing on First Street.
Mr. Walter Schertz gave a report to date OR seekiJlg a.ew 10catiOll
for another water well, further survey beillg.made.
Mr. Kazbea asked the City to !".........chase a "9 Ford tractor with cycle
t,..putting bar at $575..00. Made a motion on same, seconded by Mr. Schertz and
,~- 'barripd, not to exceed $600.00. MotioR was carried.
Mr. Kazben reported some +ots on Aviation .eed c1e~J1iRg. Mayor directed
Mr. Schoonovel1 to contact, cMners and lif not cleaned -file on each one.
Mr. Kazben made a motion _secoRded by Mr. Koym to hire Mr. Deloris L.
S~..l/Izeitmer at $50.00 per month for 9 months during school term as Mama Patrol
for the Live Oak and FM 78 crossillg. MotioJl carried. MotioR to adjourJI made
by Mr. Koch and seconded by Mr. Koym. Carried..
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~gu1ar meetiJtg 06 the Schertz City Council held di:,the City Hall i.
Schertz, Texas 011 August 24, 1967.
The fQllowiJlg .arned AlciermeR present; Roy Richard, L. J. KazbeR, M. C. Koch,
R. G., Koym, O. A. Schertz. Absent Were: E. T. Marx,.Mr. Schoo.over, Mr. SwaiRg,
Ed Melton, Mr. Montgomery, Mr. Cr085" F. W. Rowell, Walter, Schertz, E. BeCk,
were 2.t8~rprese.t.
ORDER: lib.tgomery was to buy and drill Jlew well. Motioll was made by Mr. Kazben
lD1 and was seaonded by Mr. Schertz. To retain Montgomery at rate to be named
!)!)' to make a .survey and possbly purchase a site and drill a Dew well.
Beck Street, future Curtiss Ave., between Roy'S Clinic and GVEC. 60LJ ft. H
Beck says dump water on his J.andp Is it a~reeable with city. No property
OWJler or the City will be held. responsible. Beck does not want to grant all
eaeement across his land.
Kazben has priced tractors and also iRquired ab out rentals_
Property owners when asked to clean weeds aJld noW wants to. know what t~
City is aoing to. do about their part..
Mr. Kazbe. thinks the CIty should haw the new lcent sales tax. Mayo!"
find out from citizens first, and i.ea if they would vote for same and support it.
(p'1 ARgle Parki.g: MotioJl by Mr. Koym, Motion seconded by Mr. Koch to paint
5/P' in frollt of City Hall. Carried.' "
MotioJl made to adjourn made by Mr. Koch and seconded by Mr. Kazben.
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G. W. Plicp-ell Roy ichar4i.
Regular meeting of the Sdlertz City Council hellil at the City Hall i. SChertz,
Texas on September 7, 1967. .
Mayor Roy W. Richari called the meetil'lg to order at 8:05 PIi1M. with the
following named Alderrne. present: ottornarU.. Schertz, Ecigar F. Marx ailed Raymo.a G.
Koym. Absent: LeoJlarti J. Kazben aJld Malfori C. Koch.
Mayor Richard. read mil'lutes of August 3,1967. Mot-ioJl to accept same by Mr. KoYIn\
seco.ded and unamiJIously carried. Hinutes of meeting 24. August 1967 read. motion to
accept by Mr. Schertz, seconded aDd Carried UlIamiaously.
Atty. Saegert read a proposed Ord.inaRce No. 167, for sewer liJle rebates.
, AN, ORDINANCE OF THF CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS, PRESCRIBJNB FOR WATER
AND WEi..1ER SYSTEM l!;.n'.l!,J'JSIONS AND SERVICE LINE' INSTALLATIONS:
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BE TT ORDAINED BY TW CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SCID'.;RTZ, TEXAS:
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That the City of Schertz, Texas, May contract with applicants
for water and sewer system extension and service ltne extensions upon
the upon the following conditions:
1. That such applicants agree to make all mecessary installa-
tions of such sewer and water system extensions ~FH! service line
installations at their ~ Gost.
2. Jlhat such extensions and installations shall be in
accordance with plbli3 and specifications approved by the City Engineer
of the City of -' G 11-3 rtz, Texas.
3. That the "i ty of ::lchertz, Texas, Will from the daee of
installation of such extensions remit annually to the applicant 2~t
of the profit accruing from revenue received :5or water and sewer
service furnished through such extensions. Such revenues shall not
include cost of meter connections or tapping fees. The determination
of such profit to be made by the bookkeeping and accounting department
of the City of Schertz, Texas, in accordance with the standard book-
keeping and accounting procedures employed b y such departments of the
City of Schertz, Texas, at the time such revenues ar""e ~ceiT... No
refunds will be madp for the cost of service lines installer to serve
customers from the-v water and sewer line extensions and no :fleruitis.~hall be
made py the City of ~chertz, Texas, to customers for water and sewer
connections. Vnder no conditions shall the City of Schertz, Texas,
refund such profits to such applicants for a period in exc ess of
seven (7) consecutive years af..r the commencemant of such service.
Under no condition shall the refund to such applicants exceed ~O%
of the cost of the water ano sewer system extension installed by such
applicanill. Iny such a~1 llicant for water and sewer extension shall
furnish ehe City of S~It.rtz, Texas a Bond guaranteeing all material,
labor and workmanship in connection herewith, approved by the city of
Schertz, Texas, guarranteeing same for a period of 1 year. Such bond
shall be in such form and written in such manner as approved by th.
City of Schertz, Texas,and shall imdemnify and be payable to the City
of Schertz, Texas.
4. All such water and sewer line extensions installed by and
apDlicant shall become upon completion ano acceptance by the City of
Schertz, Texas, unconditionally the property of the City of Schertz,
Texas.
All Ordinances and parts of urdinances in conflict herewith are
herewith expressly repealed.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 7th day of September, 1967.
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Motion to accept same by Mr. Koym, seconded by Mr. Marx ,
motion carried unaminously.
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Mayor Rio hard contracted 3 paving contractors in regard to
repair of some streets in the Ci:f:y. J. D. Jones Co. was the only
Co. intrested in the job at .30~ square yard. .c.xchange Ave.,
Zuehl Road, 2nd. Street and Williams were considered, which was
approximately 36001 costing about $2400.00. Motion to let J. D. Jones 5,Q-b7
proceed with the work was made by Mr. Schertz and se:e:onded by Mr. Marks.
trnaminously approved.
Mayor Richard informed the Council of a strip of pavement
on Aero at the new Village sub-division and would like the cOlmcil
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approve {laving with asphalt. Motion made by Mr. Koym and seconded by Mr. Marx
ana unamJ.Ilously carried to have J. D. Jones bo~ d8' the work.
Fire Drill ai-te-'flldance repOl't was read..
Post card from l1r. Pickrell.
A provlem on Done Oak concerning a fence across a safety line. Mayor Rich-
ards.
h. Zietner requested $60.00 permonth for Mama Patrol. Discussion by
the Council and a motion was made by Mr. Koym and seconded by Mr. Marx to
accept and pay this amount. Carried unaminously.
motion made to adjourn by Mr. Ka"m.
Seconded by Mr. Marx.
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proposed Ordinan\"3 No. 166 Re. speed limit of trains was read, this
\/\ hepeals Ordinance .~~,.~a and does not rest.ricto or set any speed limit
Vl' .J motion to ftCcept Mr. -1fo'Ym, seconded by Mr. Mar.x: carried unaminously.
ORDINANCE NO. 166 _
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS, REPEALING
ALL ORDINANCES IM~OSING SPEED LIMITS FOR RAILROAD TRAINS.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE TITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS:
1. That Ordinance No. 54 and all ordin8Bces of the City of Schertz,
Texas, imposing speed limits on railroad trains are herewith repealed. All
such ~Ulc:eS after date hereof imposing speed limits on railroad trains
are of 'no~orce or effedt.
PAllID AND APPROVED this the 7 th day of September, 1967.
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Special meeting of the Schertz City Council held at the City Hall 12,
September 1967.
~ayor Roy W. Richard called the meeting t.o ofder with the following
named Alderman p""'esent: Malford C. KOCh, Ottomar A SChertz, Edgar T. Marx
and Raymond G. Koym. Absent: Iei~ard J. Kaz hen.
By consent of the Council l1'l8abers a S~cial Council meeting was held
for the purpose of taKing action on the following question:
1. For consideration and approvel of the undartaking of a a.neral
Neighborhood :'tenewal Project for the City of Schertz and Approving the Filing
of an Amended Application 1)or a Federal Advance of Funds.
The kilayor read the following Resolution and Alderman Ottomar A. Schertz
moved its ~fopiil9fj. . Motion was seconded by Alderman Ecigar T. Marx an.. the
same was unanimously passe., with Mayor Roy W. Richard and Aldermen SChertz,
Mr. Koch and Mr. Koym and Mr. Marx voting Aye and no one Toting No.
Motion to ad,-ounn, Mr. Koyn
Seconded by , Mr. Koch.
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