HomeMy WebLinkAboutRES 23-224RESOLUTION NO, 23-224
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF BEAUMONT:
THAT the proposed FY 2024 Capital Program has been received and a public
hearing is hereby scheduled for August 29, 2023 at 1:30 PM in the City Council
Chambers, City Hall, 801 Main Street, Beaumont, Texas; and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT the City Clerk is to publish notice of said
public hearing pursuant to the Charter of the City of Beaumont.
The meeting at which this resolution was approved was in all things conducted in
strict compliance with the Texas Open Meetings Act, Texas Government Code, Chapter
551.
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL of the C
August, 2023.
of Beaumont this the 15th day of
- Mayor Roy West --
Proposition A
2 Shall the City Charter of the City of Beaumont be amended to increase City Council terms ftom
3 two years to four-year staggard terms?
4 Measure A
5 Article III
6 THE CITY COUNCIL
7 Section 2 -NUMBER AND TERM: The City Council shall be composed of a Mayon and six (6)
8 Councilmen-bers. Four (4) Council --embers shall be designated as "ward Councilmembers," each
9 of whom shall be elected only by the qualified voters residing in the ward from which each such
10 ward Councilmen-ber is elected. Each ward Councilmember shall reside in the ward to which such
11 Councilinember is elected to represent. Two (2) Councilmen -bens shall be designated
12 "Councilmen -bees -at -large" designated as Councils -ember - at - Large Place 1 and
13 Councilmember - at - Largee 2. ahe The Mayor and Councilmembers-at-large shall be
14 elected by all the qualified voters of the City. At t, _1 are tion _iii 2004 the Mayer and at
1 The Mayor and all
16 Councilmennbers shall be elected for two (2) four 4 year staggered terms.
17 Section 6 --- MAYOR PRO TEMPORE: The City Council shall elect one of its members as
18 Mayor Pro Tempore for a one (1) year term. The Mayor Pro Tcmpore shall perform the duties of
19 the Mayor in case of the absence or inability of the Mayor to perform the duties of his oice,-
20 �`z[rcnf if -a -4 aeaney oeeiivs, shall beeeme Mayor for- t nexp ra term. if t4e Mayor Pre Temp
21 is -Lil+willing te asstffRe the &ti6s Of May6f iR tile evefft Of — that offiee, then the City
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23 Section 7 -- VACANCIES: In the event of a vacancy in the City Council if there are 365 days or
24 more remaining on the tern- of the vacated City Council office, the City Council shall call a special
25 election- to fill such vacancy. When there are less than 365_ days remaining in the term of the vacant
26 ~City Council office the Ci ty Council may, by majority vote of the remaining Members of Ci
27 Council at its discretion leave the office vacant appoint a new Mayor or Councils -ember to fill
28 such vacancy or tali a special election to fill such vacancy,
29 A vacaney in a ward position, whether filled by tke Gity Coiineil of by el-P-P-4-ifflfft, 811al I
qot exceed �we (2) at any one time sha e filled by a majority of t! Mefli
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35 ge44eval election, then ", eeial election shall Jae called. ■
36 of4he City Gouneil shall by a i4mierity vote fill sueli thG PUSOn SE) Oleeted shall
37 serve aWy tmtil t4 6 next general G"litty when such vaeaneies shall be filled. if fetff: ut ill that event, the vefflail4iffg me!
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Article IV
ELECTIONS.
44 Section 4 - ELECTION BY MAJORITY, VOTING AT LARGE, RUNOFF ELECTION;
45 In the event no candidate for an elective office receives a majorAy of the votes cast for that place
46 in theeneral orspecial election a run-off election shall be held between the two 2 candidates
47 who received thce greater number of votes.
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75 Proposition B
76 Shall the City Charter of the City of Beaumont be amended to require individuals to sit out a single
77 term of office after having served two (2) consecutive frill terms in one office or four (4)
78 consecutive filll terms in two offices?
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82 If Measure A fails to pass:
Measure B
Article III
THE CITY COUNCIL.
83 Section ---- Term Limits: Councilmen-rbers and the Mayor shall be limited to four 4
84 consecutive full terms in office. A person who has served four 4 consecutive fill terms as a
85 Councilmember or as Mayor may not a ain hold the same office until at least two 2 ears fiom
86 the end of the previous term served Have passed.
87 A_ person who has served two (2) consecutive terms as a Councilmernber shall be eligible to be
88 elected to the office of Mayor for two 2 consecutive terms and a person wlio has served two 2
89 consecutive terms as Ma, or shall be eligible to be elected as a Council ember for two (2)
90 consecutive terms.
91 If the terms of service in the offices of Ma or and Councilmember are consecutive then no office
92 may be held again for a period of at least two.(2) ears from the end of the previous terns served.
93 For purposes of terns limits there are only two offices that of Mayor and that of Councilmember.
94 Years or time of service that an official may serve in filling an unex iced terns or a partial term
95 of office to which they were elected shall not be counted toward the above limitations.
96 Years or tinge of service that an official served prior to the adoption of these limitations do not
97 count towards the above limitations.
99 If Measure A passes_
100 Section — Terrn Limits: Councilmembers and the Mayor shall be limited to two (2)
101 consecutive fill tennis in office. A person who has served two (2) consecutive full. terms as a
102 Councilmernber or as Mayor may not a ain hold the same office until at least four (4) years _fron-
103 the end of the previous terns served has assed.
104 A person who has served two 2 consecutive terms as a Counciluiernber shall be eligible to be
105 elected to the office of Mayor for two 2 consecutive terms and a person who has served two 2
106 consecutive terms as Mayor shall be eligible to be elected as a Councilmen ber for two (2)
107 consecutive terms.
108 If the terms of service in the offices of Mayor and Councilnaember are consecutive then no office
109 n1a be held again fora period of at least four 4 ears from the end of the previous term served.
110 For purposes of term limits there are only two offices that of Ma or and that of Councilmember.
111 Years or time of service that an official may serve in.filling an unexpired terra or a partial tend
112 of office to which tftey were elected shall not be counted toward the above limitations,
113 Years or time of service that an official served prior to the adoption of these limitations do not
114 count towards the above limitations.
115
133 Proposition C
134 Shall the City Charter of the City of Beaumont be amended to require the City Council to hold
135 such regular meetings as necessary to efficiently conduct the affairs of the City?
136 Measure C
137 Article III
138 THE CITY COUNCIL.
139
140 Section 8 — MEETINGS:
141 p. The City Council shall hold such monthly meetings as necessary to
142 efficiently conduct the affairs of the City. The City Council shall set the date and time of its
143 regular meetings by resolution. Special meetings of the City Council shall be called by the City
144 Clerk, at the request of the Mayor, City Manager or four (4) members of the City Council, Four
145 (4) or more members of the City Council shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of
146 business. All meetings of the City Council shall be held in a public place in the City of
147 Beaumont. Meetings of the City Council shall be held in accordance with the laws of the State
148 of Texas which require meetings of public bodies to be open to the public.
149
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150 Proposition D
151 Shall the City Charter of the City of Beaumont be amended to clarify the authority of the City
152 Manager and City Council's roles?
153 Measure D
154 Article V
155 THE CITY MANAGE, R.
156 Section 3 — POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE CITY MANAGER: The ,,o eFs and dt tier of
157 the City N,r.,nage,• sy,,1� r,e-as-follows! The Ci Mana er shall be the chief administrative officer
158 of the City and shall be responsible to the City Council for the administration of all City.affairs
159 placed in their charge. by or under this Charter, The City Manager.. shall have such im died
160 authority as to properly carry out the fiinctions of chief administrative officer for the City and iri
161 addition to those implied powers, shall have the following specific responsibilities and duties;
162 (1) Appoint and remove all heads of departments and all subordinate officer's and
163 cnlployees of the City except as otherwise provided by this Charter and except as lie may
164 authorize the head of a department or office to appoint and remove subordinates in such
165 department or office, The decision of the City Manager or other appointing officer shall
166 be final and there shall be no appeal therefrom to any other office, body or court
167 whatsoever.
168 (2) Prepare the budget annually and submit it to the City Council and be responsible
169 for its administration after adoption.
170 (3) Prepare and submit to the City Council as of the end of the fiscal year a complete
171 finance report for the preceding year.
172 (4) Keep the City Council advised of the financial condition and future Heeds of the
173 City and to recommend to the City Council for adoption such resolutions as lie may deem
174 necessary or expedient.
175 (5) Supervise the preparation of agendas for all meetings of the City Council. The
176 agendas shall be prepared in accordance with Rules and Procedures adopted by the Ci
177 Council and as provided for in this Charter.
178 (6) Oversee the purchasing of all merchandise materials supplics..and services as
179 budgeted and shall 12ut in place such rules and regulations governing contracts re uisitions
180 and transactions of business between City de artments and vendors of goods and services
181 ill compliance with all State procurement laws.
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182 (7) Supervise City communication with the public and the news media includin
183 outreach initiatives to the citizens and general public through various media venues.
184 (8) Except as otherwise provided for in this Charter the City Manager shall direct and
185 supervise the administration of all departments, offices and public utilities of the Ci and
186 shall investigate or cause to be investigated as appropriate any complaints concerning the
187 administration of the City.
188 (9) Appoint, sus end or remove any City em to ee except as otherwise providcd b
189 this Charter. The City Manager ma authorize any ein to ee who is subject to the City
190 Mana er's direction and su ervision to exercise these powers with respect to subordinates
191 in that employee's department, office or agency.
192 (10) Direct and supervise the administration of all departments, officers and agencies
193 of the City, except as otherwise provided by this Charter or by law,
194 (11) Establish persomiel policies and.procedures to be adopted b Ci Council and
195 npake said policies available to all City employees,
196 (12) The City Manager shall have the authorijy to create and revise the Ci 's
197 organizational chart.
198 (13) Perform such other duties as may be prescribed by this Charter or required of him
199 by the City Council not inconsistent with this Charter.
200
201 Section 4 — INTERFERENCE BY CITY COUNCIL PROHIBITED: Neither the City Council
202 nor any of its committees or members shall dictate the appointment of any person to, or removal
203 from, office or employment or discipline by the City Manager or airy of his subordinates or in any
204 manner interfere in the appointment or removal or discipline of employees under the City
205 Manager's authority. Except for the purpose of inquiries and investigations, uuiess__otherwise
206 provided in this Charter, the Cit. Council and Members of City Council shall deal with City
207 officers and eq-Tiloyccs who are subject to the direction and supervision of the City Manager solel
208 throuah the Citv Manager, and neither the City Council nor Members of City Council shall give
209 orders to any.such officer or employee, either publicly or privately.
210
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211 Propositioll Es
212 Shall the City Charter of the City of Beaumont be amended for consistency and conrpliance with
213 State law?
214
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217
218
219 Section 1 — GENERAL;
Measure E
Article H
POWERS OF THE CITY. "
220 The City shall have all powers and rights of self government and hone mte that exist now or
221 may be gtanted to municipalities by the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas together
222 with all implied powers necessary to cara into execution such granted powers, unless such power
223 of right is expressly prohibited or restricted by this Charter.
Beaumont,224 The Ci�y of
226 the State of Texas, togetheF with all t4w r
227 powers ganted, The City may a . i . ffrty within 01; without i oiundavies fei! aRy
sinTle of any lessef iHt8fest Or
• of eendemnatio-aandmaysell,r owned
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fa-r general and speeial •
+noncy on the faith and eFedit of the Q�y by t4 i id sale of
+,totes of the City; may appropriate the money ef the City f6f all lawftil purpose,&!,-�
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regulations,235 make and enf:ovee all pahoe, health, saiijtaiy and ether
236 as may be expedient for the protectionof
237 of the C=4, for fof the ordef and s8ftr-ity Of its
238 inhabitants, and Y proteet the health and property W
f the inkabitants; Emd may
• provide
• for the vielation of a+iy
ordinanee enaeted by the City of
Beaum
240exeept as prohibited by the Constitution of this State or
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251 Article III
252 THE CITY COUNCIL.
253 Section 3 — QUALII+ICATIONS:
254 Candidates for election and appointment to City Council shall be at least 21 years of a e and
255 otherwise sleet all state qualifications for office.
256 The T\and e 3 f the siN (6) Council
moo ncir ei;s r.� 7
257 s413 yGi�y;
258 Amended 5/1 21)
259 Article IV
260 ELECTIONS.
261 Section 2 — ELECTION OFFICERS AND CANVASSING RETURNS: The election judges
262 and other necessary election officials for conducting all such elections shall be appointed by the
263 Council, and they shall be qualified voters of the election precinct in which they are to serve. The
264 election judges shall certify their count of the ballots, attaching the tally street to their certificate
265 and deposit it with the City Clerk in a sealed envelope. With:., fWe (c) .rays a4er an ,,,,,bete tl;e
266
267 Article VI
268 THE BUDGET.
269 Section 2 — PREPARATION AND SUBNHSSION OF BUDGET: The City Manager, shall
270 Dreuare the annual budget consistei t.with state law.
. '�-.T1�::7ir:T�;rss�sL7lrse�LsssefallllRr.7s'srsarr2i��sscsrs�
273 1 � A44d IS FeF stjoh pwpese, at sueh date as he shall deteFmkie, he, ai; an officer designated by
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8pi�eepafing budget, Manager
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hearing,281 Seefiaji6 FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF BUDGET: After the of s4mmWe—
the Cetineil may ifisertnew
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by law. -
:4 inereasing it must eatise i
proposed
286'C'etineil Y
287 Seetion 9 DATE OF FINAL ADOPT40N; FAILU" TO ADOPT: The b:H4get shall be-
i i fitially a4optedith Goveniment Code.Should
i tie fkial aetion in aeeefdanee witliCode, budget
290 by the
291 54/21)
292 Section 19 --- CAPITAL PROGRAM:
293 (a) Submission to Council: The Manager shall prepare and submit to the Council a five (5)
294 year Capital Program at leant three (3) •„efiths prior to the final date for subnnission of the
295 budget.
296
Article XI
297 INITIATIVE, REFERENDUM AND RECALL.
298 Section 19 DISTR4CT jUDGE ACW ORDER ELECTI Should the City Council fail oF
299
refuse orderrpfavided for- in this w148H all the F6EftliFeMel4tS V
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3ol of die Chavter, t4e-n it shall be the &� of any one of the Diskiet Judges of jego�son
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{A+tiele pfovision8 of this of this Char-tev-
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305
306
Article XVII
GENERAL PROVISIONS.
W4,2 row
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310
311
312 Proposition F
313 Shall the City Charter of the City of Beaumont be amended to delete repetitive and unnecessary
314 provisions?
315 Measure F
316 Article I
317 INCORPORATION; FORM OF GOVERNMENT; TERRITORY.
318 Section 3 —BOUNDARIES:
319 The boundaries of the City may be enlarged by the annexation of additional territoi in aa�
320 manner authorized by law. Whenever, in the opinion of the City Council there exists within the
321 corporate limits of the City and territog, either iiflzabited or uninhabited, not suitable or necessary_
322 for City ur oses the City Council nra upon. a public hearing and by ordinance duty passed,
323 discontinue said teff itoKy as part of the Ci .
324 The h time w time e
325 }
326 4ese
327 •E
t the G. G. Caswell 256,6 aere tvaet;
Smith331 Thenee east with the sautkerti betitidaty jitle of sai4 Caswell tf aet to the east side of the Texafkana
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• its southel etifidavy line-)
ofsaid F-efSmith
Railway338
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342 to its i iffi r w si�u�
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343 Thenee sot44we4waF4 alwig ttle t 1' of C„ ,.Il t n to its ..ite,� t.o.. ,4 tly8
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344 east prep -;
345 T1,eiiee neytl,,,..,nt.Y.ayd long the , ,,.•+l east__pl, E)p •t, 1' F the f+esl, _,r,.,ter- e 1{L1iCLi to i� Port Artht,F'__
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346 efessingf4ig1,1,,,,.1 n,.a"e;
347 Thenee eontia-iiing st,. ,•,l along the tl
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348 A,.tl,,,,.' and still . „ti,,,,hig .,long said 'piepefty lineallA F 11 ;.,.r its e to the Re tiiiy
349 P-ienee eantiauing noFthward along the east
.ty line of said f+es , ata,• eafl�..1._t Peet A,-'&H,
�jl, l �ujj� L1UL LV l Vi41 1.1. 4.(AL1L
350 i 11 _
351 Thenee westward alang the sai,tl, line f d?t Atnes W. B e Stipvey to the east line of the
352 ;
353
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355 fir;
356
357 Railway r. „1s, ,•igM of way.
358
359 ;
360
361 of the !`11,arlen Wiili.,,,,n_T_eagi,.,•
362
363 divisiow
364 T-hei4ee ner-th a!eHg the east 1418 of tiie Tkamas 14. Lai4g4am Subdivision, it also beilig the east line
365 of Lots 1 a 9, 16, 17 nn_ana 25 of id s4si�
366 Thenee eatitinuing noft4wafd aleng tke dividiag lifie betweea the west lifie of Galdweed n s .,,,,1
367 the east line of the bangham Estate Subdi-visiaii to a point an the fief th line of the Texas and New
368 OAe 4 n„il,• .,.1 Ge ._.. tight of _nai�-i,6,� ., tl, ,tl, l; afGaid-wrL"ivL`t-.c;
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369 Theiiee tl,. nt ,•,1 1 g the .1;,,i,lifig line between Cal l �e,l and Texas e ,.1 N , n,•le
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370 e4;
371 Thenoe t1 a.l long the di-.vidi,,.Y line 1 of en Gald vinerland Blook G" o f the 7 anglia
—V1.+4 YY v v ♦tea v
372 Estate Subdivision te ts iRtefs8etiOH with the saHth 14io of the Hezdiiahlliams League
373 line 1 being the ,•tl, litie Ftl Charles League;
ti cr�.Fc�A.Lv., Williamsr r i.. ..�
374 Tl, t ,.,1 1 .Y t1, set-,tl, li of ti,e 14ez .t_:,.t_ Willi amsheag— , � as ,--g the G alder Re -ad
375 t its intefseetion with the west lime -Of Gaidei Road it of , ,t „t; also beingth
376 -neitke,ateemef of Lot 1 Bloek <` _' ef t4ie Langham Estate Si Derr`
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411 Tho i,Kyai• 1 1 the
South
y t � lle of Y agaii • Street Ylro /, ` tY�, f lift@ also V�he
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413 Bffyatr;
414 T41eno dewn with e i4g t l,nr,k of the ran
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41b edge of the Neehos RiveF>
416 U
417 plaee-efhegianing"
419 The City Gouneil shall have the power
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420 tl,P rr,l,naltrtn.,tn theye ,Y as may
b ffioy ed by and
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421 .,l laws f the State of Tor,an (Amended 511Q! f
422
423 Article H
424 POWERS OF THE CITY.
425 Seetioiq 3 -EMINENT DOMAM The Gity shall have tko full powe-1; an4 Figkt to axeveise
426 13 ewers onfeY...o l
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427 "an it by this Chai:tev or by the Gons6�ation and Laws of the State of Texas. The City may
428 exeveise tl,"awef of e r,t domaiii ar authafized-"efmittedby the C st,t tYV1E.
429 and Laws of this State OF i1i 4'e fllfflflln-�f �411 fbv- that may e pfavidM b r•,li ffie
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431 oftl,o G t to take tic-crie fee a x
432 `T',tzx jt "o ^T.v^'r'rae„bl o petty f r• or,oh_ UT nG.c.• T146Gity c hRll ,c`a aR ''va�c'tT zcPoWer Of
433 oondew,,44ion f4 any munieipal op public pufposes oven tkough not n eeifinnlly or,,,,„P,•nted 41
434 this r
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436and to promisesif
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438 Article IV
439 ELECTIONS.
JIB Seetioa 3 GENERAL ELECTIONSHELD:
1 JivgulaF election days as established Eleetion Code of the State of Texas.
442
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443 SectionELECTIONS AND lf \ \ \ w a
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ballot office
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swornon the ballot pursuant to the Texas Eleetiaii de, (Ameaded-
446 •
447 Seetieti 6 BALLOPS; ry�ofmf4eial ballot Shall
i a ,,da e with AGLY. (Amen u
448 9/13/83)
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449
450
451
Article VII
FINANCE ADNIINISTRATION. *
452 e-
454
455 adai3ted.All ,.oiit eta and .,,,,.,haws shall be hmidled so as to obtain the best .,aloe for- the Citt -
456 -m
457 -p
458 i3
• BORROWING 1N ANT4GIPATION OF For the puTo-seu--of Tfiet�n-peva+y
460 - City Gouneil shall have the powef by W
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461 City .the issuanee of wafFantsVthe eelleetiall of ta*es or
462 __ SSHf
NOTES;
rw WARRANTS: All notes or waFFmits issued parsuant to this-
464 1 •Eit flOt less t4aH par and aevnied itAerest at privatesale by the`
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466 Article VIII
467 TAXATION."
POWER TO TAX: The City Geuncil shall haw O"ewer- under the pywvisioi
470 4i4axiffmm provided by the Genstitution Effid genefal laws of the State of Texas. (9naeted 4/5/86)
469 State law to levy, assess a d oelleet an aff"al tax upon taxable pyaper-ty withifi the City to the-
472 Seetion 3 ASSESSMENTa
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474
bylaw
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476 Seotion4TAXES;
DURAND PAYABLE:All C
for the Givy of Beatimont. Taxes
478
attorneys479 code ftolkev provides for- definqtie1it taxes, intefest, -
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SEIZURE► i SALIE OF PERSONA-L
482 Y• Q Y
f the Texas
(Enacted•
484 E) the,.PFE) Ut�'
485 boa which 4 , which lien may be enforced and foreelosed according to the
486 of the Texas Tax: Gode, as amended. (Enaeted 4/546)
487
Article IX
ISSUANCE AND SALE OF BONDS."
489 Seetien! POWER To BORROW The City "a'--nont shall have the vight and-powef to
490 GitY -
• insistent with 94e Gonstitiition and laws of
492
494
• .rss.s�.LrsiR'�.iscllI=sLSsr.,Im,sa r.�Lr�s ,nrs..r,...■....�.,..�. — - - - - --
,.6 abaff ofl-,-disoonfiniie, abolisk, close, eave for, pave, supervise-,inaintaiH and inTrove streets, alleys,
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♦ :streets, sidewalks, property Y •
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0 and elose private ways as per+mitted by general law.
501
502 , "
503 improve ther-eof by
504 , lawepin , gfading, draining or otherwise. The provisiefis of the Texas
505 T+ansToxw,,—Ghaptef 313, together with existing and f4afe
506 affieRdmentsa ,� c� r1
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508
509
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510
Article XV
511 FRANCHISES AND PUBLIC UTILITIES. *
512
513 to grant, i:efiew mad "tend all flanehises of all publie utilities of every chaf aeter ep—,-fAjafy..a1L!f:11jn-
514 ,
515 6,Tposes ; granted ul ,.owo f. Aad said City r;,.,,,,,,it shall have the pewee- by oFdinanee, aflo=
516 , , fafes, Of Fates of any
517 p 4blte-
518 , e,i•,,;�1,0 by�, „A,•� ,nor
519 Ew eoTovatiai43 aa4 the 1Y,/ wwy i„ whieh it .may,al be a-e-n eve as f+o time to t;i„o to alter- o
521 no publio tifility flanchise shall be transferable except with the approval of the City Council
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525
526
530
531
Article XVII
GENERAL PROVISIONS.
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CONDEMNATION 0FDANGEROUS STRUCTURES:
533 of the City Coiiiieij, any building, fence, shed, of qtruotur-e of any kind of any paA they-eef i8 lial
535 or agent of the same, or Wf the same, or any owner Wf the W W
537 femove the same at: any part theFeaf within sueh time as it ffiay difeet, and may ptiiiish by finle-
a4porsons failing to do so. The City gauaGil sliall have the additiaaa4-powov to Fem-ove flip-, sallue,
540 theyeof-, inoWding the expense of eandemnatieft-p*0eeedings, if ally, as a special ta* against tke
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544 any pr-epepty, real or- per-sonal, owned by the City exeept that same be er-eated as provided in
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546 Seetion, 5 CITV EXEMPT FROM APPEAL BONDS: it shall not be 3-:i0eessafy ill any aetion,
547 suit or proeeeding in w-hieh the City
Wpa"Ffoy any bond, -
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rehalf of said Qity, bet all stioll aetions, suits, appeal-, proceedings
549 conducted in the, Si-444-4-e-, maniw as if suela bond, undertaking or security had b and said
-atien had been !
551 Section 6 EXECUTION, GARNISHMENT AND ASSIGNMENT: The p-poperty, veal aRE�
552 p"evs•,v`�"rral, elonging to i Qshall of be liable to he sold ns,i,ro,,iiated,de any i
553 exeetition of sf bill, nap gl,.,ll the f, „rn be , the hands f
V � belonging t id City, , e , any.V,•Qr-aflf"Al
554 of co oration, be liable te gamishment on Reeouilt of a" debt it may owe or funds it nlay have
555 ei;-1, Ai VA shall the Cl4,of any of its officers agents
�+req iye to
556 to any writ
of
gai4: in,,o„} on any
„{,hat eyepi „AY shall said
City be
r,n,le to th
557 , whether earned or unoai�ned,
558 upon any claim oj, aeeount w4atsoevet:, and as to tke City such assignment skall be al I.,
559 v-o4.
degfee-
562 ofooilsangtiinity,Mayer, Gooneil ovManaget! shall be affeinted
563 to any offiee, Position Or Service in 41e City, b:L+t this pl!0vision ShA HE)t aff-eCt offiCOFS of
564 eHVI(3yees whe WOFe alveady employed by the City at the time when an offioeF who nlay be-
565
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567 in whole ipet4afty beinVosed wider- any
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569 Section 14 POWER TO SETTLE CLAIAIS.! The GibT Council shall kave owey to
570
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