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<br />I " atten~' the'spri~g ~lc~ting of the Texas City I<,lanagers .~s~ociation in Fort North,
<br />Texas, June 7 - 9. "'lderman l1illburn made a motion, seconded by Alderman Beecroft,
<br />that City ~,anager Fuller be ',jiven permission to 'attend this meeting at the time
<br />and place statetl, The motion was passed by a unanimous vote of the Counci J>.
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<br />~ayor Allen read to the Council the following letter from ~rs. Dietterich:
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<br />"Dear Llr. Fuller:
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<br />"Your leHer of .January 27 received advising me
<br />of ~he very thoughtful action taken by the City
<br />Council January 22, in Dlemory of their freind and
<br />my husband Frank E. Dietterich.
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<br />"nay I express my sincere thanks and grateful appre-
<br />ciation to the members of the Ci ty Council for
<br />extending this most appropriate honor to a former
<br />l'.rayor of the Ci ty of San hiarcos.
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<br />,tl~'lhen the time comes to set the mountings it
<br />would be my pleasure to bear the expense of
<br />the printed street markers for "Dietterich
<br />Drive.
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<br />"Gnrtefully yours,
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<br />llMrs" Frank E. Dietterich':'
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<br />I l was suggested that a formal -dedication ceremony be held when the street
<br />markers for Dietterich Drive are received,
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<br />l',lrs.Bert II.iller had requested that the 2" water line be extended as far
<br />as her lot in the cemetery. Investigation revealed that the water line in
<br />question had been installed in the cemetery at the City's expense for the use
<br />of persons owning cemetery lots, At present the water line stops at a point
<br />approximately 100' from ~rs. Diller's lot. Since it will be neeessary even-
<br />tually to extend this water] ine to keep pace wi th the contilwing growth of
<br />the cemetery, it was a'Jreed by the Council that the line would be extended for
<br />the benefit of the persons owning lots beyond its present reach as soon as
<br />the men and equip,;ent are available.
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<br />The followin\) requests for tax adjustment were sllbmitted to the Council:
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<br />(JJ ;',lr. J. A. i\ewborn, Jr., Lot 37, 31k. 1, {do Vista Terrace,
<br />has requested that the Council waive P & I for the years 1954,
<br />1955, and 1956. This amountsto ;)53.84, During that time l\ir.
<br />Newborn was in bankruptcy, He now has the property back and
<br />the delinquent taxes are M49.00, P Co I are .,;12,33 for a total of
<br />~5~1.33, de has been told that it is against established policy.
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<br />The Council agreed that they saw no reason to violate an established policy.
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<br />(2) ~arie Cantu has been charged taxes on a lot owned by another
<br />party (Lot 26, South End Additinn, owned by Ysidro Cantu). Authoriza-
<br />tion is requested to remove from the tax roll for a period 1945-
<br />1955, including ~l03.56.
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<br />The Council agreed that this error should be corrected and this charge of $103.56
<br />J:emoved from the tax rolls as requested.
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<br />(3) City Council authorized the City ,lanager and Tax-Collector to
<br />arrange equitable settlement with Jose rtenteria CLot 6 I:" 7, IHk. 4,
<br />Katy Addition.) The settlement has been agreed upon---the City to
<br />credit ,{i2.24 and tl1e taxpayer to pay the balance,
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<br />The Council concurred in the stated settlement,
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