HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution 68 AYES: !Zl)'Or StOVall; COUTICihIC11 JOhnStOn, Gankly, Kersnick-,
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RESOLUTION FILE NO.
Me resolution, as adopted, is as foLl.011"S:
CM, 1.)j: RVIT t1.,01)1111 Tl__._1\J1S
TO J'"Y 111,11,1AHON ON THE 'FAX EXE'111'r S'rjVIIJS OF
1'wTfAld,ST PAlj) ON .'RAICIPAL BO-`b
MWM;As, tile Cc
-Nnfrcss of the Jiiitc(l States is considering several
plans �diich ixtild liniit tic c.Kempt status, for income tax pur-
poses of iiitercst�paid on honds, issued by cities; and
any lil:litatl I on t"IX CXCflll)ti011 Of interest paid on
1211111ciiial holids will. WISUll in hi!,1he* r interest rates to be
paiJ by cities, and limit tlic market for such bonds; and,
IMILM'AS, such lij,dtation oil tax cxeryption of interest paid
on vimicipal roads will hancHcn;) local government in secur-
inp, fuli(Ls for pul)lic improvemcnts, aid increase the burden
on local tax-payors and on users of public facilities; now
therefore
B ' IT MiSOLVI:1) hy Vic City Council of the City of Fort 11orth
that it
,go on record as opposing any plan by the Congress
of the United States that m)uld in any wav limit the tax
exempt status of interest p.aicl on bonds issued by state or
local govenrients; and
Bl', 11' 1111`1111M 1U,:S01,1'H) that a copy of this Resolution be
Mailed to the United States Senator.,; from Texas, and to
the %lembers of Congress ill Whose district the City of Fort
is located,
Coancilmali Gan(k- introduced a resolution and made a motion that it be
Tie motion was secolldccl by ComcUman Kersnick. Tile resolution was read by the
--Secretary. The motion, carrying with it the adoption of said resolution, prevai
the followilig vote
AYES: Flavor Stovall; Comicilmon Johnston, Gandy, Kersnick,
Peters, (.luinn, 1,'ehileldt, Kemble, and Sarsuard
NOFS: None
'JISL:NT: ole PESOLU TI 0 NFILE NO.
lie resolution,
as adopted, is as follow";,
A PESOL UTT(N AiYMORIZIN(; NUCE MSlST!CsCl: TO COUNTIES AND
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OTIIER ;`RJNI("JWdJ I'll"S PIJI IS1 INVI' TO Sli.;VIT BILL 233
WHIJ1AS, the Legislature of tic State of Texas has duly
enacted 1,)cnatc Bill 233, said 111ili having 1)cen enacted by the
Senate of the Stnte of Texas cm '!:lrch 24,- 1969, and by the
House of Representatives of the State of Texas on April 2, 1969,
at tjl0 YCOUL11- SCSSi011 Of the 1.0fliSlatUre of the State of Texas,
and twrcaftcr sis fled 1)y tic governor of the State of Texas,
providing that m) County or municipality by resolution or
order rf its sIovcr�lillll I)OLINI may i,,iakc provision for, or au-
thorize its '!;kyor or Chief A�tmitiistrativc Officer, (Iiief of
Police of %Iarsiml to 11I.Ake provision for, its regularly employed
lai.1, cnf_orcoj:1el1L OffiL:Cr.; to assist any other county or
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Zi- rMinicipality when, in the opinion of the ` Mor or other officer
authorized to declare a state of emergency in such other county �f
or municipality, there exists in such other count, or rmmici- I
pah, a need for services of additional law enforcement offi-
cers to protect the health, life mal qw1wrty, of such other r
coma, or nrtnticipality, its inhabitants and visitors thereto,
by reason of riot, unlawful assemhly characterized by the use
of force and violence, or threat thereof h}- three (.3) or more
�1 persons acting together or without lawnd aux ority, or during �!
j; suds time of natural disaster or man-made calamity; yid,
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lrlil.l:115, the Cit, Council of t!te Citi- of Port Worth, acting as
r. a legislative body', is of t'.!c ouinion that a resolution should �
be ;tclohted by such pnTn irly hmto rrAc :wmdsinn for or
autuor-ize the City Anaper of the City of fort Borth to direct
j! the Chief of Police of said City to detail regulnrly employed !�
officers of the. Police I!epartmont of the City of Port ]forth
to assist ati}' other county or :din iclpallty t:iten, in tite opinion �I
of the Mayor or other officer authorized to ciec.lare :r state #
of civil erurgency in such odwr cnnntr or nmicQAity, there
exist:; in such other county or municipality the need Ar lite
services of additional law er:forcerient officers to ,Irotect the
health, life and propert7 of such other crnnty or mwdcipality, ry
its inhabitants and the visitors thereto, by reason of riot,
unlawful assembly characterized b, the use: of force or violence Ii
or threat thereof within the cleaning of Senate Bit i "'33, t•;idd,
is nota in full force and effect, and a request for additional
lata enforcement officers is made to the City Anagcr of the 'C
City of Fort Worth by such :i:tyor or officer authorized to declare
a state of a;ierlenc_r' in such Other county or municipality; N01""TI ililtl:FU 1:ti, - r,
BE IT USOLVhD BY '1111; CITY ('011I'X:(:ll. OF T111". CiTY OP PORT W011111,
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! )hat the City ,lanar,,er he and he is hereby authorized to direct '
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the Chief of Police of tite City of Fort 1'.orth to detail rr_gt,lnrly
r employed law enforcement officers of the Tort worth Police
Apartment to assist an)' other count, or nudcipaU ty when,
in tine opinion of the `Iavor or other officer authr-rized to
a declare a state of civil emery�ency in such other county or
municipality, there exists in such otlicr county or munic.i- I!
pality a need for the services of additional lana enforcement
officers to protect the health, li fe and Property of such 1.
other count,, or rmmi ci.pal ity, .its inhnhi talo:: and the visitors
thereto, by reason of riot, unlawful assembly d►arac•teri zed
h by the use of force and violence or threat thereof' by three
(3) or more persons acting together or without lawful authority,
or during time of natural disaster or man-made calcmuty, and
a request for K iti M law enforcement officers is made to
the City Mana!,er of the Citi' of Fort Borth by such Qyor or
officer authorized to declare a state of emernency in such
other co!uity or municipality.
BE IT F11RTIHAZ ]ZERSVED, That this resolution shall take effect
11 hlm diately from and after its passage.
There was presenter) Mayor mil Council Communication .No. G-1396 from the City
,t feest-tanager regarding the revision of refuse disposal fees for private and commercial hauler.
;'Cotmcilmarl Kemble made a motion, Seconded by Councilman hersnick, that consideration of
the proposed revision of the refuse disposal fees he deferred for one wcek, and when the 11
motion was put to a vote by the Nayor, it prevailed tnl:niimou;ly
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c" 11,; 'There was presented Ayor and Council Comnnmication No. G-1.397 from the city 1;