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ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE MAKING CERTAIN FINDINGS: PROVIDING FOR THE EXTENSION OF CERTAIN BOUNDARY LIMITS
OF THE CITY OF FORT WORTH, TEXAS, AND THE ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN TERRITORY CONSISTING OF 8.21
SQUARE MILES OF LAND, WHICH SAID TERRITORY LIES ADJACENT TO AND ADJOINS THE PRESENT BOUNDARY
LIMITS OF THE CITY OF FORT WORTH, TEXAS; AND NAMING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, a public hearing before the City Council of the City of Fort Worth, Texas, wherein
all interested persons were provided with an opportunity to be heard on the proposed annexa-
tion of the following described territory:
BEING a tract of land situated about 7 miles northeast from the Courthouse of
Tarrant County, Texas, and lying in the M. Johnson Abstract No. 858, A.Beard
Abstract No. 137, David Odum Abstract No. 1184, J.M. Robinson Abstract No. 1345,
1. N. Stapp Abstract No. 1422, W.E. Dewees Abstract No. 396, J.H. Walker Abstract
No. 1707, D.E. Norton Abstract No. 1168, A. Smith Abstract No. 1419, J.A. Walker
Abstract No. 1738, R. Morris Abstract No. 1036, J. Bass Abstract No. 1895, David
Cook Abstract No. 345, J. Bursey Abstract No. 122 and Wm. Baker Abstract No. 145
Surveys and being more particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point in the present City of Fort Worth City Limit Line, said
point being in the north line of the J.C. McComas (North) Survey Abstract No. 1047
and the south line of the M. Johnson Survey Abstract No. 858, a distance of 300
feet west of the west line of County Road No. 3070, being also 325 feet west of
the southeast corner of the M. Johnson Survey and the northeast corner of the
J. C. McComas (North) Survey, same being the beginning point of a tract described
in City of Fort Worth Ordinance No. 3866, upheld in State of Texas ex rel.
American Manufacturing Company of Texas vs. City of Fort Worth, Texas Civil Appeals,
October 7, 1960 (Writ ref, n.r.e.) (339 SW 2d 707)
THENCE, as described in said Ordinance No. 3866, North parallel to and 325 feet
west of the east line of the M. Johnson Survey to the point of intersection with
the most southerly north line of the M. Johnson Survey in the present, City of
Fort Worth City Limit Line:
THENCE west along the most southerly north line of the M. Johnson Survey to a
corner, and continuing west across the west portion of the Mary Johnson Survey
and across a portion of the W. Baker Survey to a point in the present City of
Fort Worth City Limit Line, in all a distance of approximately 10,600 feet.
THENCE northwesterly along the present City Limit Line of the City of Fort Worth
50 feet east of and parallel to the easterly right-of-way line of the F.W. & D.
R.R., the present City Limit Line of the City of Saginaw, to a point 50 feet east
of the east right-of-way line of State Farm to Market Highway No. 156: in all
9300 feet more or less;
THENCE north along the present City Limit Line of the City of Fort Worth 60 feet
east of and parallel to the east right-of-way line of State Farm to Market
Highway No. 156, the present City Limit Line of the City of Saginaw, to a point
50 feet south of County Road No. 4001: in all 3800 feet more or less;
THENCE east along the present City Limit Line of the City of Fort Worth 50 feet
south of and parallel to the south right-of-way line of County Road No. 4001 to
a point which is 50 feet east of the east City Limit Line of Blue Mound produced
south.
THENCE, along the present City of Fort Worth City Limit Line which is 50 feet
from and parallel to the Blue Mound City Limit Line, north approximately 150 feet,
and west approximately 100 feet, and north approximately 2750 feet, and west
approximately 208 feet, and north approximately 1000 feet and west approximately
600 feet and north approximately 1095 feet to a point in the present City of
Fort Worth City Limit Line in the south right-of-way line of County Road No. 4020.
THENCE east along the present City of Fort Worth City Limit Line in the south
right-of-way line of County Road No. 4020 (Watauga-Smithfield Road) approximately
10,000 feet to a corner of the present City of Fort Worth City Limit Line, in
the east right-of-way line of County Road No. 4048 produced south.
THENCE north approximately 50 feet to the north right-of-way line of said County
Road No. 4020.
THENCE east along the north right-of-way line of said County Road No. 4020
(Watauga-Smithfield Road) approximately 5000 feet to a present City of.Fort Worth
City Limit Line, the west right-of-way line of Alta Vista Road (County Road
No. 4053).
THENCE south along the present City of Fort Worth City Limit Line, in the west
right-of-way line of County Road No. 4053, 3053, and 3070 (Alta Vista Road and
Beach Street) approximately 18,500 feet to a point in the north line of the
J.C. McComas (North) Survey,
THENCE west along the north line of the J.C. McComas (North) Survey 300 feet to
the place of beginning and containing approximately 8.2 square miles.
was held at the City Council Chamber in the City Hdll of Fort Worth Texas, on the 2nd day
of May, 1966, which date is not more than twenty (20) nor less than ten (10) days prior to
the institution of annexation proceedings; and
WHEREAS, notice of such public hearing was published in a newspaper having general circula-
tion in the City of Fort Worth, Texas, and in the above described territory on the 21st day
of April, 1966, which date was not more than twenty (20) nor less than ten (10) days prior
to the date of such public hearing; and
WHEREAS, the population of the City of Fort Worth, Texas is 391,000 inhabitants; and
WHEREAS, the above described territory lies within the extraterritorial jurisdiction of the
City of Fort Worth, Texas; and
WHEREAS, the territory above described lies adjacent to and adjoins the City of Fort Worth,
Texas; and
WHEREAS, the territory above described contains 8.21 square miles more or less; and
WHEREAS, a petition has been signed by owners of land in the above described territory
requesting the annexation of such territory by the City of Fort Worth, Texas, and such
petition has been filed with the City Council, now therefore
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT WORTH, TEXAS:
SECTION 1.
The following described land and territory lying adjacent to and adjoining the City of Fort
Worth, Texas is hereby added and annexed to the City of Fort Worth, Texas and said territory
hereinafter described shall hereafter be included within the boundary limits of the City of
Fort Worth, Texas and the present boundary limits of said City, at the various points
contiguous to the area hereinafter described, are altered and amended so as to include said
area within the corporate limits of the City of Fort Worth, Texas, to wit:
BEING a tract of land situated about 7 miles northeast from the Courthouse
of Tarrant County, Texas, and lying in the M. Johnson Abstract No. 858, A.
Beard Abstract No. 137, David Odum Abstract No. 1184, J.M. Robinson Abstract
No. 1345, I.N. Stapp Abstract No. 1422, W.E. Dewees Abstract No. 396, J. H.
Walker Abstract No. 1707, D.E. Norton Abstract No. 1168, A. Smith Abstract No.
1419, J.A. Walker Abstract No. 1738, R. Morris Abstract No. 1036, J. Bass
Abstract No. 1895, David Cook Abstract No. 345, J. Bursey Abstract No. 122
and Wm. Baker Abstract No. 145 Surveys and being more particularly described
as follows:
BEGINNING at a point in the present City of Fort Worth City Limit Line, said
point being in the north line of the J.C. McComas (North) Survey Abstract No.
1047 and the south line of the M. Johnson Survey Abstract No. 858, a distance
of 300 feet west of the west line of County Road No. 3070, being also 325 feet
west of the southeast corner of the M. Johnson Survey and the northeast corner
of the J. C. McComas (North) Survey, same being the beginning point of a tract
described in City of Fort Worth Ordinance No. 3866, upheld in State of Texas
ex rel. American Manufacturing Company of Texas vs. City of Fort Worth, Texas
Civil Appeals, October 7, 1960 (Writ ref. n.r.e.) (339 SW 2d 707)
THENCE, as described in said Ordinance No. 3866, North parallel to and 325 feet
west of the east line of the M. Johnson Survey to the point of intersection with
the most southerly north line of the M. Johnson Survey in the present City of
Fort Worth City Limit Line:
THENCE west along the most southerly north line of the M. Johnson Survey to a
corner, and continuing west across the west portion of the Mary Johnson Survey
and across a portion of the W. Baker Survey to a point in the present City of
Fort Worth City Limit Line, in all a distance of approximately 10,600 feet.
THENCE northwesterly along the present City Limit Line of the City of Fort Worth
50 feet east of and parallel to the easterly right-of-way line of the F.W. b D.
R.R., the present City Limit Line of the City of Saginaw, to a point 50 feet east
of the east right-of--way line of State Farm to Market Highway No. 156: in all
9300 feet more or less;
THENCE north along the present City Limit Line of the City of Fort Worth 60 feet
east of and parallel to the east right-of-way line of State Farm to Market
Highway No. 156, the present City Limit Line of the City of Saginaw, to a point
50 feet south of County Road No. 4001; in all 3800 feet more or less;
THENCE east along the present City Limit Line of the City of Fort Worth 50 feet
south of and parallel to the south right-of-way line of County Road No. 4001 to
a point which Is 50 feet east of the east City Limit Line of Blue Mound produced
south.
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THENCE, along the present City of Fort Worth City Limit Line which is 50
feet from and parallel to the Blue Mound City Limit Line, north approximately
150 feet, and west approximately 100 feet, and north approximately 2750 feet,
and west approximately 208 feet, and north approximately 1000 feet and west
approximately 600 feet and north approximately 1095 feet to a point in the
present City of Fort Worth City Limit Line in the south right-of-way line of
County Road No. 4020.
THENCE east along the present City of Fort Worth City Limit Line in the south
right-of-way line of County Road No. 4020 (Watauga-Smithfield Road) approxi-
mately 10,000 feet to a corner of the present City of Fort Worth City Limit
Line, in the east right-of-way line of County Road No. 4048 produced south.
THENCE north approximately 50 feet to the north right-of-way line of said
County Road No. 4020.
THENCE east along the north right-of-way line of said County Road No. 4020
(Watauga-Smithfield Road) approximately 5000 feet to a present City of Fort
Worth City Limit Line, the west right-of-way line of Alta Vista Road
(County Road No. 4053).
THENCE south along the present City of Fort Worth City Limit Line, in the west
right-of-way line of County Road No. 4053, 3053, and 3070 (Alta Vista Road and
Beach Street) approximately 18,500 feet to a point in the north line of the
J.C. McComas (North) Survey,
THENCE west along the north line of the J.C. McComas (North)Survey 300 feet
to the place of beginning and containing approximately 8.2 square miles.
SECTION 2
The above described territory and the area annexed shall be a part of the City of Fort Worth,
Texas, and the property so added hereby shall bear its pro rata part of the taxes levied by
the City of Fort Worth, Texas, and the inhabitants thereof shall be entitled to all of the
rights and privileges of all the citizens and shall be bound by the acts, ordinances,
resolutions and regulations of the City of Fort Worth, Texas.
SECTION 3
That this ordinance shall and does hereby amend every prior ordinance in conflict herewith,
but as to all other ordinances or sections of ordinances not in direct conflict herewith
this ordinance shall be and is hereby made cumulative.
SECTION 4
If any section, subsection, clause, sentence, phrase, or word of this ordinance is f9r
any reason held void or unconstitutional by a court of competent jurisdiction, smch invalidity
shall not affect the validity of the remaining sections, subsections, clauses, sentences,
phrases, or words, except as the same are inseparable from and indispensable to the remaining
portions of the ordinance.
SECTION 5
This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after the date of its, passage on
first reading and publication and its passage on second reading as provided for in Section
40 of Chapter XXVI11 of the Charter of the City of Fort Worth and it is so ordained.
Passed and approved this the day of , 1966.
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY:
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""ity of Fort Worth, Texas
Mayor and Council Communication
DATE REFERENCE SUBJECT: Annexation Request - North Side PAGE
4/18/66
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PZ-182 Industrial Development Area 3
A petition has been received from Great Southwest Corporation, owners of
a 1000 acre tract in the vicinity of Loop 820 and Interstate 35, requesting
annexation of the tract and provision of municipal services by the City of
Fort Worth. Rcvi, w of the eco•ionitc potential of entire industrial area,
future growth patterns and area-wide utility service needs indicates that
the City should also consider annexation and orderly extension of services
into the 8.21 square mile area shown on the attached map. interstate high-
way construction and trunk water and sewer extensions into the area are
either underway or are presently financed for future construction as property
owners request service in the aria.
Nature of Existing Development
The area under consideration is predominantly vacant at this time, with
some agricultural uses, and one small residential development in poor con-
dition called Melody Hills, located just east of Interstate 35 and north
of Odom Road. Growth patterns and adjacent uses in the area within the
city limits indicate prime industrial development potential, all of which
would be dependent upon the City of Fort Worth for essential utilities and
services.
Major topographical features in the area include the Big and Little Fossil, ' .
Creeks. There is extensive sand and gravel mining in progress along the
Big Fossil in the northeast portion of the area proposed for annexation.
The Melody Hills subdivision now consists of 96 lots each with 12,00
square feet and served by a private well water system and septic to ,
There is mixed usage of permanent housing in the $4,000 to $6,000 ,���i�
with some house trailers on various lots between the existing hou
Nelodv Hills.
Water Main Extensions ��ill�/�
There are existing City water mains in Terminal Road just west of Deen `�•
Road and in Beach Street in the western portion of the area under considera-
tion. Extensions are proposed and were financed in the 1965 water bond
improvement election to provide for the needs of any development that will
occur in the area. It is proposed to extend a main from Terminal Road
northward along the Old Denton Road to and beyond Loop 820 when needed, and
make extensions northward along the Beach Street alignment to Loop 820 and
then westward to Interstate 35 when needed to serve development. Both water
main alignments are shown on the attached map.
Sanitary Sewer Service
Funds are now available for the City's share of extending the Little Fossil
Creek Collector from the 90 inch Outfall Collector Sewer to serve the pro-
posed industrial area. Negotiations are well advanced with Haltom City,
through which the line must pass, and which may use a portion of the capa-
city of the collector main. The City Council has approved an engineering
DATE REFERENCE SUBJECT: Annexation Request - North Side PAGE
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contract for the sewer line, and right-of-way acquisitions are underway.
Work on the collector sewer will proceed as rapidly as possible. In
accordance with the master sewerage plan developed for the area and ap-
proved by the City Council, sanitary sewer service can be provided to
the Big Fossil Creek drainage basin contained in the annexation proposal
by construction of a combination lift station and force main which would
discharge into the Little Fossil Creek Collector system on an interim basis
until the Big Fossil Collector system is constructed.
Highway. Street Storm Drainage and Lighting Deeds
The City's share of development costs in accordance with standard policies
for the installation of community facilities are available from the 1965
bond improvement election. The Texas Highway Department has reported that
Interstate 35 from 28th Street to Loop 820 will be opened by the end of
April. Loop 820 between North Beach Street and Interstate 35 will be
opened by August of 1966. Extension of Interstate 35 northward to the
Watauga-Smithfield Road will be completed early in 1967 and Loop 820 will
be extended westward, but no firm schedule is now available.
Waste Disposal. Fire and Police Services
Waste disposal service would be provided either by container pickup or
by packer truck. Waste pickup would be ex:ended to the existing Melody
Hills residential area. Fire protection would be extended from existing
Northside and Riverside stations. Future industrial development in this
area and in other northside industrial parks will eventually require a
fire station relocation or additional fire stations and equipment. Police
protection can be extended to this area subject to realignment of beat
coverage and additional manpower and equipment as development in the area
progresses.
Need for Annexation
The Great Southwest Corporation is prepared to proceed with early develop-
ment of planned industrial sites in a sizeable portion of the area proposed
for annexation. Quick development of the Great Southwest acreage depends
upon immediate annexation and the prompt initiation of plann d con-
struction of utilities to serve the tract. Adequate zoning ter
Southwest area and adjacent property is essential. Extens n o 1
to serve Great Southwest will also include service to adja e a w �RD
should be subject to normal municipal development procedu wlii
needed to assure that the industrial potential of the are a e .
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DATE REFERENCE SUBJECT: Annexation Request - North Side PAGE
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The Preliminary Comprehensive Plan adopted by the City Council on March 8,
1965 indicates that the entire area should be reserved for industrial de-
velopment. Some encroachments of incompatible uses already exist along
the freeway and extreme care should be exercised as the interstate system
is completed to protect property owners from invasion or expansion of uses
which would hamper the development of the area as industrial sites.
If assistance is provided by the City through annexation and zoning, utility
services can be planned, scheduled, and completed to meet the demands of
industry that may wish to locate in the area. The street patterns, now un-
defined, can be planned in cooperation and coordination with property owners
to serve the entire area efficiently in accordance with an orderly and over-
all street plan.
Recommendation
Because the Great Southwest Corporation has requested annexation and ex-
tension of municipal services for a large tract near the intersection of
Loop 820 and Interstate 35, and because it is feasible and highly desirable
to plan and extend municipal services on an orderly basis to the overall
8.2 square mile '.North Fort Worth industrial area, it is recommended:
1) That a hearing on the requested annexation be set for May 2, 1966; and,
2) That the admiuisLrstive staff be instructed to prepare necessary de-
scriptions and annexation ordinances for final City Council action
after the hearing and other necessary legal steps have been taken.
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SALE
1. W. I. Cook Memorial Trust to Progress Group Investment, Inc.
John Bursey Survey #858, Vol. 4167, Page 272, WD, 1-10-66
RS $39.60, $5,000 C plus $30,683 note. 24.394 Ac. $1450/ac
2. 0. R. Smith Mfg. Co. to Renry Salem
John Bursey Survey #858, Vol. 3443, Page 615, Resolution to sell
5-11-600 $60.50 RS $556000. 18.13 Ac. $3030/ac
Later WD issued - no RS.
3. Charles J. Earle to Texas & Pacific RR Co., John Bursey Survey #858,
Vol. 3504, Page 387, WD, 2.93 Ac., RS $11.55, $10,255, 10-29-60. $3500/ac
4. John Skrasek to W. R. Cowan
John Bursey Survey #122, 11.8756 Ac., RS $23.10 WD, Vol. 3398,
Page 2310 12-15-398 $20.993.90. $1770/ac
W. R. Cowan to Fort north & Denver RR
John Bursey Survey # 122, 11.8756 Aa., RS $23.100 WD 12-17-59. $1770/ac
5. John Skrasek to W. G. Meda^is
John Bursey fturvgf #122, 2.7911 Ac., RS $5.50, WD, Vol. 4934,
Page 24, 12-15-59. $1790/ac
W. G. Madaris to Fort Borth & Denver RR Co.
John Bursey Survey #122, 2,7911 Aa., RS $5.50, WD, Vol. 3398, Page
413. $1790/ac
6. Mary 0. Pittenger Slawson to J. D. & Dallas Vann
David Odum Survey # 1184. 40.0 Ac., RS $32.201, WD, Vol. 3415,
Page 5070 2-16-60, $324000. $ 800/ac
7. M. 0. Slawsou to J D. & Dallas Vann
David Odum Survey #1184. 20.0 Ac., RS $17.60, WS, Vol. 3872,
Page 475, 11-18-64, $160000. $ 800/ac
S. M. 0. Slawson to J. D. & Dallas Vann
David Odom Survey # 1184, 20.0 Ac., RS $19.800 WD, Vol, 4178,
Page 361, 1-24-66, $18,000. $ 900/ac
9. B. C. Pittenger to Edwin W. Ritchey
David Odum Survey #1184, 25 Ac., RS $27.500 WD, Vol. 3765, Page
636, 1-10-63. $1000/ac
10. A. G. Carter to L. L. White
David Odum Survey #1184, 12.3 Ac., RS $27.50, WD, Vol. 4136,
Page 192, 10-26-63. $2030/ac
11. L. L. White to E. L. Rarvey & A. F. Montgomery
David Odum Survey #1184, 5.0 Ac., RS $16.50, WD, Vol. 4136,
Page 177, 10-26-65. $3000/ac
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SALES DATA - Continued - Page 2.
12# L. L. White to Progress Group Investment, Inc.
David Odua Survey #1184, 7.3 Ac., RS none WD, Vol. 4141, Page
157, 11-9-65 -
Progress group Investment, Inc., to W. A. & Cleon Gorbett
David Odum Survey #1184, 7.3 Ac., RS $24.70, WD, Vol. 4141,
Page 155. $3080/ac
13. John J. Randol to Ft. Worth Chamber Development Corporation
David Odum Survey #1184, 92,025 Ac., RS #141.909 $1286835,
Vol. 4058, Page 666 4-20-65. $1400/ac
14. Tort Borth Chamber Development Corporation to Jack D. Cobb
David Odum Survey #1184, 41.595 Ac., RS $91.85. $83,190, Vol.
4058, Page 719 4-20-65 $2000/ac
15. Fort Worth Chamber Development Corporation to Milton J. Mehl, Trustee.
David Odum Survey # 1184, 50.430 Ac., RS $50.60, $45.645,
4.20-63 $ 900/ac
16. Lease of property by J. C. Bruner to Socony Mobil Oil Co.
Copy of lease attached.
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J. Bass Survey #1895
2046-135 Walter Groves, Jr. 11-4-48, Tr. 1, 45 Ac.
Rt. 6, Box 270-A, City Not in directory
-4109-600 F. S. Susans, McKee, 4-27-65, Tr. 2-B, 97.4, Tr. 3, 120 Ac.
1016 West Cannon, City
Directory: Physician, 1016 West Cannon v
Res. 7620 Meadowbrook Drive
David Cook Survey #345
4016-274 Tom Baker & Associates, 12-23-64, Tr. 1-C, 10 Ac. , City ,
DAVID ODUM #1184
Vann Cattle Company (NW Cor.) 80 Ac.
1421-349 Frederick P. Pittenger, Rt. 6, Box 270, City, Tr. 1, 2-12-40, 70 Ac.
not in directory, Phone Directory, Rt. 6, CE-2-0189
2744-591 John R. Pittenger, Tr. 1-C, 11-39, 53.5 Ac.
Directory: Bernice C. Widow, John R.
Res: 1917 Fairmount Avenue
3765-636 Edwin W. Ritchey, Tr. 10, 1963, 25 Ac.
1635-540 -Edwin W. Ritchey, Tr. 2 , 1-43, 74.49 Ac.
1549-98 Edwin W. Ritchey, Tr. 3 , 1942, 120 Ac6
Directory: President, Ritchey Flying Serv, Inc. , Meacham Field
2012-303 Julius Bruner, Tr. 11, 6-30-48, 114+ Ac.
Directory: Rt. 6, Box 259, City
Bruners Dept. Store
2407 N. Main
1481-446 J. C. Moulton, Tr. 12, 1-15-42, 405.68 Ac.
Rt. 6, Box 194
Not in Directory
Phone Directory: Alts Vista Rd. , Terminal 8-0379
1736-332 G. Dewey Ross, Tr. 12-A & 12-E, 10-6-45, 130.79 Ac. & 76.87 Ac.
Rt. 6, Box 197
Not in Directory or Phone Directory.
1509-207 R. L. West, Tr. 12-B, 2-10-42, 13.5 Ac.
Box 554, Comfort, Texas
L. R. Scott, P. 0. Box 7484, Not in Directory , Phone Directory Alta Vista R(
1942 - 80 Ac. ) Tr. 12-B-1 66.5 Ac. ) Ceder 2-0899
1942 - 65 Ac. ) Tr. 12-C 80 Ac/)
1949 - 66.5 Ac.) Tr. 12-D 65 Ac.)
369-193 E. A. Wheeler, Tr. 14, 1911 ?, 41.5 Ac.
1909 Yosemite, City - not in Directory
1342-131 Mrs. Mary Ellen Wheeler, Tr. 14-A-1, 11-17-36, 10.16 Ac.
Same as above
David Odum
2968-279 0. M. McLean, Tr. 15, 3-12-56, 140 Ac.
McLean Farm. - c/o T. J. Blackwell
3833 Wentwood Dr. - Dallas, Texas
I. N. Stapp #1422
917-297 R. L. West, Tr. 2, 9-18-26, 160 Ac.
Box 554, Comfort, Texas
(other "Wests" at Rt. 1, Box 182, Keller - Tracts to the E)
J. A. Walker Survey #1738
2905-460 S. Caprito, Tr. 1, .9--7-55, 136.53 Ac.
Rt. 6, Box 268A, City
WILLIAM BAKER #145
2012-303 Julius Bruner, Tr. 1-A, 6-30-48, 68.4 Ac.
2407 N. Main, City
2012-303 Julius Bruner, Tr. 1, 1948, 61.986 Ac.
2407 N. Main, City
ALLEN BEARD SURVEY #137
2968-279 Herlan 0. McClean, Tr. 1, 3-12-56, 199.19 Ac.
M.A. McClean Farm - % T. J. Blackwell (IN FAMILY TRANSFERS ONLY)
3833 Wentwood Drive, Dallas
Same Tr. 2, 40 Ac:
J. BURSEY SURVEY #122
'167-272 Progress Group Investments Inc., 1-10-66, 26.36 Ac. P
D. E. NORTON SURVEY #1168
2905-460 S. Caprito, All survey, 9-7-55, 80 Ac.
Rt. 6, Box 268A, City
J. H. WALKER SURVEY #1707
2905-460 S. Caprito, Tr. 1, 9-7-55, 80 Ac.
Rt. 6, Box 268A, City
W. B. DEWEES #396
1507-527 L. R. Scott, et ux, 1-23-42, 183.8 ac.
Box 7484, City
A. SMITH #1419
1279-442 Ethel Donald, Tr. 1, 1-6-36, 23.015 Ac.
Not in Directory.
A. SMITH #1419 (Continued)
2905-460 Sam Caprito, Tr. 2, 9-7-55, 131.549 Ac.
Rt. 6, Box 268A, City
JAMES M. ROBINSON #1345
R. L. West, Tr. 1A, 128.5 Ac.
Box 554, Comfort, Texas
L. R. Scott, Tr. 1, 14.5 Ac.
Box 7484, City
Not in Directory
Phone Directory: Alta Vista Rd, CE 2-0899
RICHARD MORRIS SURVEY #1036
1950-617 John S. Boorman, Tr. 1, 10-47, 45.71 Ac.
1313 N. Riverside Dr. , City
Directory: Clerk, Postoffice
4109-600 F. S. McKee, et al, Tr. 1A, 4-27-65, 52 Ac.
1016 W. Cannon, City - In family tsfr.
See prior page for address info.)
2301-434 J. T. Cooper, Tr. 1C, 4-2-51, 44.71 Ac.
Rt. 1, Box 390, Saginaw, Tex.
2719-90 J. E. Nelson, Tr. 2, 5-25-54, 81.5 Ac.
Rt. 1, Box 243, Smithfield, Texas
3287-331 Joan Jarl, Tr. 2A2, 1-20-59, 35 Ac. �pJ
3825 W. 4th, City
Not in Directory. (�a
3233-414 Joan Jarl, Tr. 2A1, 8-12-58, 40 Ac. (�� u
3825 W. 4th, City
Not in Directory.
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SALES DATA
17. ROW Condemnation #59075, 3-4-63, M. Johnson Survey #858, Volume 4116, Page 132,
Cert. copy of condemnation F.M. Consolidated Chem. Industries, Inc. (Stauffer)
to State, $10,948 for 7.820 Ac. ($1,400 per ac.)
18. ROW Condemnation #59077, 3-5-63, M. Johnson Survey #858, W. F. Eckstein to State,
Volume 70, Page 144, $20,500 for 11.695 ac. ($1,750 per ac.) not appealed.
19. ROW Condemnation #61468, 12-31-64,
A. Smith Survey #1419 22.399 ac.
J. A. Walker Survey #1738 17.843 ac.
Total -40.242 ac.
S. Caprito to State, Volume 66, Page 400, 36,500 for 40.242 ac. plus drainage
easement on .459 ac. , A. Smith Survey #1419 ($900.00 per ac.) no appeal.
20. ROW Condemnation #58894, 1-18-63
M. Johnson Survey #858 8.904 ac.
M: Johnson Survey #858 10.980 ac.
D. Odum Survey #1184 13.997 ac.
Total - 43.881 ac.
J. Bruner to State, Volume 65, Page 473, $40,000 for 43.881 ac. ($900 per ac.)
appealed - valuation upheld.
21. L. T. McClung to S. Caprito
J. H. Walker Survey #195 80 Ac.
D. E. Norton Survey #1095 80 ac.
Part J. A. Walker Survey #238
Part A. Smith Survey #325
Volume 2905, Page 460, 9-7-55, Total 449.5 Ac. for $157,325 ($350 per ac.)
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GREATER FORT WORTH INDUSTRIAL PARK
2405 NORTH MAIN STREET SELL - BUILD - LEASE
FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76106
PHONE MARKET 4-1149
AREA CODE 8 1 7 April 29,1966
The recent announcement Uy the Great Southwest Corporation that
they are to become part of the Greater Fort north Industrial effort,
has really thrilled us all. vie join you in Welcoming thom to our City,
and are so glad to have thera as our Industrial Neighbors.
We understand that Great Southwest wishes to be annexed into the
City under Zoning K Heavy Industrial. We also understand that a sixteen
(16) to twenty-four (24) inch water line will be run in Deen Road to
Odmi Road, then east in Odum Road to the Old Oant6n Road, them north
through the Property of Great Southwest as shown by Map �1 attached.
The water line fram Odum Road north in Old Denton Road was not, shown
in your Capital Improvement Program of 1964 and through 19657, i'age 95
Unit 5 & 6, tiater, Capital Improvement Manual). I hope these requests
will be granted. However, there are other property owners in the Great-
er Fort Borth Industrial Area who are also anxious to tie annexed on 'the
sale Irasis as the Great Southwest Corporation, and I know that you will
see that the sane fair and impartial treatment is given them.
Mrs. Bruner and I own about 400 acres in this area and also respect-
ively ask to be annexed. as K Heavy Industrial and ask that the twenty-
four (24) inch water lin^, as proposed, in your Capital Improvement Pro-
gram, '6e carried down Odum Road to Little Fossil Creek at Sylvania Ave-
nue as is shown in Map #2 attached. This Map is the very one used in the
advertising to persuade the Voters to favor the Big Bond Issue that was
to support the Capital Improvement trogram, as approved by the City
Council,(Page 95, Unit 5 & 6, Capital Improvement Manual), and was
voted by the People. This will then supply water to the Community of
melody Hills, which I understand is to lee annexed.
"One of Americas Greatest Industrial Opportunities"
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2405 NORTH MAIN STREET SELL - BUILD — LEASE
FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76106
PHONK MARKKT 4-1149
AREA CODE B 1 7
Knowing that you will be fair and impartial to all or us, S
remain
Yours very sincerely,
Julius Bruner
P. S. Map #3 is Property Owners Map fnr your filed,
"One of Americas Greatest Industrial Opportunities"
INFORMAL REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS No. 890
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�ofcoRp To the Mayor and Members of the City Council February 1, 1966
rE x Py.
Subject: CHANGES FROM 1965 CIP PROJECTION TO 1966 CIP
On January 24, 1966, the City Council considered I.R. 881, which
explained changes in the 1966 street construction program from the
1965 Edition of the Long Range Capital Improvement Program to the
1966 Program as adopted by the City Council on January 24th, and
requested that this information be provided for other phases of the
1966 Capital Improvement Program. The attached table contains this
information, and is color-coded for convenient reference to the
1966 Capital Improvement Program Report which was approved by the
City Council.
If any additional information is desired, it will be provided upon
request.
Respectfully submitted,
J. L, Brownlee
City Manager
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All AMERICA CIT Improvements HiI�hliI�ht Five-Year
FORT WORTH, TEXAS
Action Program Benefiting
EVERY Citizen of Fort Worth !
VOTE SET FOR
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19
Initial development of the regional airport and building, water system expansion and sanitary
street improvements in all sections of the City sewer system improvements.
are two major action programs included in the Voters will have the opportunity to keep the
bond election set for October 19. action going in Fort Worth by approving gen-
Also in the total five-year action program are eral revenue (primarily tax-supported) bonds
improvements of fire, police, park and rec- totaling $44,300,000, and $30,450,000 in self-
reation facilities, a police and City office supporting water and sewer bonds.
Here are the action programs planned and their amounts—
Airport improvements (regional airport and Meacham Field) --------------------------$ 9,000,000
Streetimprovements ------------------------------ --------------------------------------------------------- 24,900,000
Fire and police facilities --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,600,000
Park and recreation improvements -------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 2,900,000
Police and City office building --------------------.--------------------------------------------------------- 5,900,000
Total tax-supported program ------------------------------------------------------------------------$44,300,000
Watersystem expansion ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------$23,950,000
Sanitary sewer system improvements ---------- --------------------------------------------------------- 6,500,000
Total program supported by
water and sewer system revenues -----------------------------------------------------------------$30,450,000
Based on many months of expert planning and evaluation, this action program is the MINIMUM
needed to maintain Fort Worth's growth and progress. Every program is absolutely necessary to
provide services that will meet our future needs.
PLEASE READ THIS BROCHURE CAREFULLY.
ON OCTOBER 19, VOTE TO KEEP THE ACTION GOING IN FORT
WORTH. VOTE FOR ALL OF THE IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS!
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POLICE AND CITY OFFICE BUILDING
Fort Worth long ago outgrew its City Hall, and Annual office space rental for other City depart-
police protection services are especially handi- ments already totals almost $35,000. Based on pro-
capped by lack of adequate, centrally located office jected needs, annual rental costs by 1980 for police
facilities. and other City office space will be greater than the
Various police agencies are now located in out- annual payment on bonds for a new building.
moded, scattered buildings in the downtown area, Drive-in windows for transacting city business and
seriously hampering efforts of the Police Depart- parking facilities for citizens visiting the building
ment to wage a unified, well-coordinated attack on are among the most critically heeded featurelm
crime. provided by the proposed project.
Help Provide More Economical and Effective Municipal Services. Vote FOR the Police
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TO THE HONORABLE CITY SECRETARY y T
OF THE CITY OF FORT WORTH, TEXAS
The undersigned corporation, being the owner of all the land hereinafter
described, does hereby petition the City of Fort Worth, Texas to annex to the
City of Fort Worth, Texas the following tracts or parcels of land which lie
adjacent to and are contiguous with the present corporate limits of the City
of Fort Worth, Texas being more particularly described in Appendix I and
Appendix II hereto attached.
And it further requests that upon annexation, the City of Fort Worth
furnish municipal services to said area customarily provided by the City of
Fort Worth in other similar areas in accordance with standard City Council
policies for installation of community facilities and for services; and the
undersigned respectfully states: (1) That no persons presently reside on
said lands; (2) That the territory hereinabove described is situated within
the extraterritorial jurisdiction of the City of Fort Worth as provided by
Article 970a, Revised Civil Statutes of the State of Texas and that said terri-
tory lies adjacent to and is contiguous with the present corporate boundaries
of the City of Fort Worth; (3) That in the opinion of petitioner, the City of
Fort Worth can best provide municipal services to serve the area upon develop-
ment and that it is in the best interest of petitioner that the above described
land be a part of the City of Fort Worth.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED
GREAT SOUTHWEST CORPORATION
By
Dean I. Dauley, Vice Preside
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jLR00KFeBA1(ER (1902.1955) Abstract No. 1184
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TITLE AND TOPOGRAPHIC 6U'RVEYING
FORT WORTH. TEXAS 76102
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APPENDIX I
,1CMH TRACT:
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A portion of the David Odum Survey, Abstract No. 1184,
situated about 6 miles north 10 degrees east from the courthouse
In Tarrant County, Texas, and embracing a northwest portion of
the 420 acres tract conveyed to B. F. Ellington by the deed
recorded in volume W, page 44 of the- Tarrant County Deed Records.
Beginning at a galvanized iron for the northwest
corner of said :.11ington tract in the north line of said Odum
Survey, being in the intersection of County Road No. 3048, known
as Old Denton Road, with County Road No. 4001, and .from which
an iron at the northwest corner of fences stands 27-2/10 feet
east and 25 feet south.
Thence south 89 degrees-52 minutes east, along the
north line of said tract and said survey line, 2411-8/10 feet
to the iron at the northerly northwest corner of the tract for
highway right of way conveyed to the State of Texas by the deed
recorded in volume 3839, page 413 of .said deed records.
Thence along the northwesterly line of said highway
right of way as said line is marked by iron rods in place:
south no degrees-03 minutes east 631-5/10 feet to an iron rod
at the beginning of a curve to the right witgi a radius of
2725-79/100 feet and then along said curve to the right a
distance of 900-4/10 feet to an iron rod ; and south 18 degrees-
54 minutes west 309-8/10 feet to an iron rod at the beginning
of a curve to the right with a radius of 1305--4/10 feet; and
then along said curve to the right a distance of 1096 feet to
an iron rod ; and then south 67 degrees-06 minutes west 213-5/10
feet to an iron rod at the beginning of a curve to the right
with a radius of 1770-86/100 feet; and then along said curve
to the right a distance of 712-2/10 feet to an iron rod; and
then north 89 degrees-51 minutes west, at 528-8/10 feet pass
the iron rod at the westerly northwest corner of said right of
way tract in the east line of said Old Denton Road and continuing
in all 555-8/10 feet to a point in the west line ,of said Ellington
tract in said road.
Thence -north no degrees-07 minutes east, along said
tract line and in said road 2814-7/10 feet to the place of
•. inning and containing 136-119/1000 acres and of which
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M28/1000 acres are within the roads along the west and north
sides leaving a net area of 135-49111000 acres.
APPENDIX I
,4A0JKESr BAKER (1002.10s6) Abstract No. 11b4
.•a. J. BIKER
SPOHN Pi BAKER
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• FROO::EE BAKER 4145 wEOT PJRGT STREET
SURVEYORS
TITLE AND TOPOGRAPHIC GVRVEYING
FORT WORTH. TEXAS 76102
APPENDIX I (page 2 of 3)
SOUTH 1,1113ACT•
A portion of the David Cdum Survey, Abstract No. 1184,
situated about 6 miles north 10 degrees east from the courthouse
in Tarrant County, Texas, and embracing a southwest portion of
the 420 acres tract conveyed to B. F. Ellington by the deed
recorded in volume W, page 44 of the Tarrant County peed Records..
Beginning at the southwest corner of said Ellington
tract in the middle of County Road No. 3048 and known as Old
Denton Road and from which an iron rod in the south line of
said tract and at the southwest side of' post of fence
bears north 89 degrees-38 minutes east 25-5/10 feet.
Thence along the west line of said tract and in said
road .horth no degrees-05 minutes west 2581-4/10 feet and north
no degrees-07 minutes east 1083 feet to a point for the north-
west corner of the tract being described and from which the iron ;
rod in the east line of said road for the westerly southwest
corner of the tract for highway right of way conveyed to the
State of Texas by the deed recorded in volume 3839, page 413
of said deed records, bears north 89 degrees-05 minutes east
27-7/10 feet.
Thence north 89 degrees-05 ninutes east 27-7/10 feet
to said iron rod for the westerly southwest corner of said
tract for hi;hi..ay right of way.
Thence along the southwesterly line of said highway
right of way as said line is marked by iron rods in place:
north 89 degrees-03 minutes east ,894-8/10 feet to an iron rod
at the beginning of a curve to the right with a radius of
1332-4/10 feet ; and then along said curve to the right a
distance of 1720-8/10 feet to an iron rod ; and then south 16
degrees-S7 minutes east 187-5/10 feet to an iron rod at the
beginning of a curve to the right with a radius of 1412-4/10
feet; and then along said curve to the right a distance of 389
feet to an iron rod; and then south 1 degree-09 minutes east
1129-6/10 feet to an iron rod at the beginning of a curve to
the right with a radius of 11 ,320-16/100 feet ; and then along
said curve to the ric;ht a distance of 282-3/10 feet to an iron
rod; and then south no degrees-17 minutes west 745-3/10 feet
to the iron rod for the southerly southwest corner of said
highway right of way tract in the south line of said Ellington
tract.
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C. A pAKGR
JOHN Jr. BAKER
• 1 95YADUCHCD 1860
• MROOXES 410 WCST FIRQT STREET
SURVEYORS
TITLE AND TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYING
FORT WORTH. TEXAS 76102
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APPENDIX I (page 3 of 3)
SOUTH TRACT (continued) :
Thence south 89 degrees-38 minutes west, along said
south line of the Ellington tract, 2353-8/10 feet to the place
of beginning and containing 187-098/1000 acres of which
2-239/1000 acres are embraced within the road along the west
side of this tract and leaving a net area of 184-859/1000 acres.
Surveyed in May, 1965.
BROOKES BAKER, Surveyors,
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This is a revision of field notes of May, 1965, to ,make
courses relate to grid direction, Texas Coordinate System,
North Central Zone.
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TITLE AND TOPOGRAPHIC GURVEYINO
APPENDIX II FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76102
pield notes for the perimeter of an area embracing the
Si.�.ons, Grant and Stroh.l Lands and a portion of the Carter-
Johnson Lards In the D. Odum Survey:-
A part of the D. Odum Survey, Abstract No. 1184,
situated about 5-1/2 miles north from the court house in
Tarrant County, Texas.
Be`irnIng at an iron rod set in the west line of
the D. Odum Survey, 1060-7/10 varas from its northwest corner;
Thence east 2346-8/10 feet to a post, the most
northerly northeast corner of the tract conveyed to Amon G.
Carter, Jr. and Huth Carter Johnson by a deed recorded in
volume 2385, page 31 of the deed records of Tarrant County,
Texas ;
Thence south no degrees-09 minutes east 179-7/10
feet to an iron rod, a reentrant corner of said tract ;
Thence north 89 degrees-47 minutes east 1257-5/10
feet to an iron rod, a northeast corner of said Carter-
Johnson Tract and a reentrant corner of the -231 acres tract
conveyed to D. T. Simons by a deed recorded in voluire 267,
page 246 .of the deed records of Tarrant County, Texas ;
Thence north 89 degrees-38 minutes east 998-9/10
feet to an iron rod, the south-southeast corner of a tract
conveyed to Bert K. Smith by a deed recorded in volume 966,
rage 244 of the deed records of Tarrant County, Texas ,
Thence north no degrees-51 minutes west 716-3/10
feet to the corner post of a fence, the reentrant corner of
said Smith tract;
Thence south 89 degrees-56 minutes east 1999-63/100
feet to the east-southeast corner of said Smith tract in the
east lire of the D. T. Simons 231 acres tract, in Cou:aty Road
ANO. 3048, whence an iron rod bears north 89 degrees-56 minutes
west 27 feet ;
Thence south no degrees-07 minutes west, along the
east line of said Simons tract, in said road, 1893-4/10 feet
to the southeast corner of said tract and the northeast corner
of the 2nd Tract conveyed to George W. Grant by a deed recorded
in volume 1480, page 575 of the deed records of Tarrant County,
Texas, and from said corner an iron rod bears north 89 degrees-
•34 minutes west 28 feet ;
Thence south no degrees-05 minutes east, continuing
In said road, 4184-2/10 feet to the southeast corner of the
• 100 acres tract conveyed to H. Strohl by a deed ra.Qorded in
volume F, page 63 of the deed records of Tarrant Court , exas,
APPENDIX II l y
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�drD Tau
UROOKSSBAKER (1002.19GUI X►75Vi'GCiI. aNV0 .L+vT
S•, J.-DAK%R
JPHN F. OAK ER
ESTABLISHED 1000
{fin 0_.( • + n- 1 418 WEST FIRST STREL'T
SURVEYORS
TITLE AND TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYING
APPENDIX II (page 2 of 2) FORT WORTH. TEXAS 76102
field rotes for the Ter imnater of an area embracing the
Simons, Grant anal Strohl Lands ana a portion of the Carter- '
Johnson lands in t e D. Odin., Survey: (continued)
. and being in the north line of the Wm. Baker Survey, Abstract
No. 145, and in the intersection of said County Road No. 3048
kith County :load No. 3098,. (D. Odum Road) , and from said corner
an iron rod bears north 12 degrees-59 minutes west 163 feet,
and an iron rod bearer north_ 83 degrees-54 minutes west 191-3/1.0
feat.
Thence north 89 degrees-35 minutes west, in said
County Road No. 30481 a distance of 1358 feet to an iron rod
for the ro::,'h est corner of said Baker Survey and the north- :
east corner of the John Burrsey Survey, Abstract No. 122 ;
Thence north 88 degrees-34 minutes Crest, along the
north line of said Bursey Survey, -1623-8/10 feet to an iron
rod, the southeast corner of the 11-9/10 acres tract conveyed.
to the Texas Electric Service Company by a deed recorded in
volume 1930, pave 302 of the deed records of Tarrant County,
Texas, and being the southwest corner of the 1st Tract
conveyed to George W. Grant;
Thence along the northeast lire of said Texas
Electric Service Company tract, north 36 degrees-26 minutes
west 500-1/10 feet, and north 37 degrees-19 minutes west
2781-5/10 feet to an iron rod, the northeast; corner of said
tract and the southeast corner of a tract conveyed to Texas
• Electric Service Company by a deed recorded in volume 1944,
page 396 of the deed records of Tarrant County, Texas ;
Thence north 37 degrees-18 minutes west, along the
northeast line of said Texas Electric Service Company tract,
2684-7/10 feet to an iron rod, the north corner of said Texas
Electric Service Company tract in the west line of the D. Odum
Survey ;
Thence north no degrees-01 minute east, along the
west line of the Odum Survey, 726-9/10 feet to the place of
beginning, and containing 649-956/l000 acres.
The distribution of the area into the various
ownerships is shown by the attached tabulation.
Surveyed in January of 1966.
BROODS y/BAKER, /S/(urvveyo/rs,
John .5 -,Baker.
t........ ...... . .......
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`' . 4P N
'.oApOKEs BAKER (1902.IPUU) Abstract. No. llt5'•1•
.i.J. BAKZR
JOHH (f• BAKgR
KGTADLI8HED 1080
• . ` BROOKES SAKER 415 m9y rIRsT GTRaET
SURVEYORS
TITLE AND TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYING
FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76102
Field notes for James R. Simons Tract:-
A part of tho D. Oaum Survey, Abstract No. 1184,
situated about 5-8/10 miles North 5 degrees East From the
courthouse in Tarrant County, Texas, and embracing the
1-205/1000 acres tract conveyed to James R. Simons by a
deed recorded in volume 1865, page 161 of the deed records
of Tarrant County, Texas.
BEGINNING at the southeast corner of said James R.
Simons 1-205/1000 acres tract, in the east line of the 231
acres tract conveyed to D. T. Simons by a deed recorded in
volume 267, page 246 of the deed records of Tarrant County, .
Texas, .and 1473-4/10 feet from Its southeast corner, and
being, by deed call, 2358 varas east and 1023-2/10 varas
south from the northwest corner of said D. Odum Survey; and
from• said beginning point, in County Road No. 3048 (Old
Denton Road) , an Iron rod bears North 89 degrees-53 minutes
West 28 feet ;
T17SNCE North 89 deorees-53 minutes West 250 feet '
to the southwest corner of this tract ;
THENCE North no degrees-07 minutes East 210 feet .
to the northwest corner of this tract ;
THENCE South 89 deorees-53 minutes East 250 feet
to the northeast corner of this tract in the east line of
said D. T. Simons 231 acres tract in County Road No. 3048 ;
THENCE South no degrees-07 minutes West, along said
line, in said road, 210 feet to .the place of beginning, and
containing 1-205/1000 acres, of which 0-13/100 acres are in
County Road No. 3048.
Surveyed in January of 1966.
BROOKE(•�S BAKER, Surveyors,
.. Galt►-,�--•...
John F. Baker. f•c,;:' , c'' r•r."'.�
APPENDIX. 2I-A - ^'. tir•,��d
• diRGOKES•DAKER (1DQ2.19bb) Abstract 1`�o. 1184 Jan. , 1966.
C. J. DAKER
L L7AD LItHED I000
1R00:<1ZS SAKE z 410 WEST FIRST BTREET
SURVEYORS
TITLE AND TOPOGRAPHIC 6URVEYINC
FORT WORTH. TEXAS 76102
Field notes for the John T. Simons, James A. Simons, and
Mrs. Virginia Simons Patterson
A part of the D. Odum Survey, Abstract No. 1184,
situated about 5-1/2 miles north from the courthouse in
Tarrant County, Texas, and embracing a portion of the 231
acres tract conveyed to D. T. Simons by a deed recorded in
volume 267, page 246 of the deed records of Tarrant County,
Texas.
BEGINNING at a point in the east line of said 231'
acres tract 1473-4/10 feet from its southeast corner, and
being, by deed call, 2358 varas east and 1023-2/10 varas
south from the northwest corner of the D. Odum Survey, and
being the southeast corner of the 1-205/1000 acres tract
conveyed to James R. Simons by a deed recorded in volume 1865,
� page . 161 of the deed records of Tarrant County, Texas, and
from said beginning point, in County Road No. 3048 (Old
Denton Road) , an iron rod bears North 89 degrees-53 minutes
West 28 feet ;
THENCE South no degrees-07 minutes best, along the
east line of said 231 acres tract, in said County Road,
1473-4/10 feet to the southeast corner of said tract, and
the northeast corner of the 145-1/4 acres tract conveyed to
George W. Grant by a deed recorded in volume 1480, page 575
of the deed records of Tarrant County, Texas, ' and from said
corner an iron rod. bears North 89 degrees-34 minutes West
28 feet ;
THENCE North 89 degrees-34 minutes West, along the
north line of said Grant tract, and continuing, in all,
2967-7/10 feet to an iron rod, the south-southwest corner of
said 231 acres tract and a reentrant corner of a tract conveyed
to Arson G. Carter, Jr. and Ruth Carter Johnson by a deed
recorded in volume 2385, page 31 of the •deed records of
Tarrant County, Texas ;
THENCE forth no degrees-49 minutes West 11.50-8/10
feet to an iron rod, a northeast corner of said Carter-
Johnson tract, a reentrant corner of the D. T. Simons 231
acres tract, and the west-northwest corner of this tract;
THENCE North 89 degrees-38 minutes East 998-9/10
feet to an-.Iron rod, the south-southeast corner of a tract
conveyed to Bert K. Smith by a deed recorded in vofzaa-?766;
page 244• of the deed records of Tarrant County, Texas ;
APPENDIX II-B (page 1 of 2)
/pROOL'29T.AKER (190m•f06b) Abstract No.y1184 ,Jan. 1966.
6.J. 6AKER
•JOHN X. D..XER
EOTADUGHED 1000
' t�•1 T C l r --y 415 WEST FIRST STREET
SURVEYORS
TITLE AND TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYING
FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76102
Field notes for the John T. Simons, James A. Simons, and s ,
Mrs. Virginia Simons Patterson Tract (continued) :-
ThMNCE North no degrees-51 minutes wOst 716-3/io
feet to the corner post of a fence, the reentrant corner of
said Smith tract and the north-northwest. corner of this tract;
TiENCE South 89 degrees-56 minutes East 1999-63/100
feet to the east-sout'neast corner of said Smith tract in the
east line of the D. T. Simons 231 acres tract in County Road
'No. 3048, whence an iron rod bears North 89 degrees-56 minutes
West 27 feet ;
THENCE South no degrees-07 minutes West, along the
east line of said 231 acres tract, in said road, 210 feet to
the northeast corner of the 1-205/1000 acres tract conveyed
to James R. Simons by a deed recorded in volume 1865, page 161
of the deed records of Tarrant County, Texas ;
THENCE North 89 degrees-53 minutes West 250 feet to
• the northwest corner of said 1-205/1000 acres tract ;
TF--,;NCE South no degrees-07 •minutes West 210 feet to
the southwest corner of said tract;
TPMENCE South 89 degrees-53 minutes East 250 feet to
the place of beginning, -and containing 111-291/1000 acres, of
which 1-06311000 acres are within County Road No. 3048.
Surveyed in January of 1966.
BROOKES BAKER, Surveyors,'
John F. Baker. • -lop w
APPENDIX II-B (page 2 of 2) �•,• ;3
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IL
C/jr
I ,AWKES BAKER (7YVi•7NGti) l7VJ Nl-a�,;v NV.
6.J. OaKER
JOM)i r. JAKER `
f . KSYA13LISHEO taco
• an^00'<-C-S ED AK---r.R
416 WEST FIRST STRE.-r
SURVEYORS
TITLE AND TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYING
FORT WORTS. TEXAS 761OZ
Field notes for the George W. Grant Tract:-
A part of the D. Odum Survey, Abstract No. 1184,
situated about 5-1/2 miles ner�h 5 degrees east from the
court house in Tarrant County, Texas; a nd embracing the
2nd Tract conveyed to George W. Grant by a deed recorded
in volume 1480, page 575 of the deed records of Tarrant
County, Texas.
Beginning at an iron rod, the northwest corner
of the 100 acres tract conveyed to H. Strohl by a deed
recorded in volume F, page 63 of the deed records of Tarrant
County, Texas, and being in the east line of the 1st Tract
conveyed to said George W. Gram and 1699-6/10 feet from
Its southeast corner ;
Thence north no degrees-16 minutes west 930 feet
to an iron rod, the northeast corner of said Grant 1st Tract ;
Thence north no degrees-15 minutes west 1533-5/10
feet to an iron in the most southerly south line of the 231
acres tract conveyed to D. T. Simons by a deed recorded in
volume 267, page 246 of the deed records of Tarrant County,
Texas ;
' Thence south 89 degrees-34 minutes east, along the
south line of said Simons tract, 2614-9/10 feet to its south-
east corner in County Road No. 3048 (Old Denton Road) , whence
an iron rod bears north 89 degrees-34 minutes west 28 feet ;
Thence south no degrees-05 minutes east, in said
road, 2463-4/10 feet to the northeast corner of the H. Strohl
100 acres tract, whence an iron rod bears north 89 degrees-34
minutes west 28 feet;
Thence north 89 degrees-34 minutes west 2607-4/10
feet to the place of beginning, and containing 147-67/100
acres, of which 1-56/100 acres are within County Road No. 3048.
Surveyed in January of 1966.
BROOKES BAKER, Surveyors, t�� �:� �..........
John F. Bake . :� ,•��-�
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APPENDIX II-C jY u�p�r�r�'�, r�y
fBROO)CLS BAKER c1002.10551 Abstract No. 1164
E. J:BAMR
,JOHN F.§IAK Ft
• • ESTAOLISHfiD 1000
• • r+R r-+ `� r ---� 418 WEST PIRGT STREET
SURVEYORS
TITLE AND TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYING
FORT WORTH. TEXAS 76102
Field notes for the George W. Grant, George H. Grant, and %
Wanda L. ►ooreffield Tract: -
Part of the D. Odum Survey, Abstract No. 1184,
situated about 5 miles north from the courthouse in Tarrant
County, Texas , and embracing the 1st Tract conveyed to George
14. Grant by a deed recorded in volume 1480, page 575 of the
deed records of Tarrant County, Texas.
Beginning at an iron rod, the southeast corner of
the 738 acres tract conveyed to J. M. Knight by a deed
recorded in volume N, page 305 of the deed records of Tarrant
County, Texas, and being the southwest corner of the 100 acres
tract conveyed to H. Strohl by a deed recorded in volume F.
page 63 of the deed records of Tarrant County, Texas ;
Thence north 88 degrees-34 minutes Crest, along the
south line of said Knight tract, 381-4/10 feet to an iron rod,
the southeast corner of the 11-9/10 acres tract conveyed to
Texas Electric Service Company by a deed recorded in volume
1930, page 302 of the deed records of Tarrant County, Texas ;
Thence along the northeast line of said Texas
Electric service Company tract, north 36 degrees-26 minutes
Crest 506-1/10 feet, and north 37 degrees-19 minutes west
2781-5/10 feet to an iron rod, the northeast corner of said
tract ;
Thence north 89 degrees-59 minutes east 2353-8/10
feet to an iron rod in the west line of the George 1-1. Grant
2nd Tract for the east-southeast corner of a tract conveyed
to Amon G. Carter, Jr. and Ruth Carter Johnson by a deed
recorded in volume 2385, page 31 of the deed records of
Tarrant County, Texas ;
Thence sou;-,'. no decrees-16 minutes east, along the
west line of said George W. Grant 2nd Tract, 930 feet to an
Iron rod, its southwest corner and the northwest corner of
the H. Strohl 100 acres tract ;
Thence south no degrees-20 minutes east 1699-6/10
feet to the place of beginning, and containing 82-02/100
acres.
Surveyed in January of 1966. -ram
BHOOiES ABAKER Surveyors, ���` . '� •.,�4,
C JOHX F. 0-!KKR
John, F. Baker. �� r .�p. •Y s `:�_�
�`'�`'rC1:.co '�1�':
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APPENDIX II-D
.J
ORCOKES BAKER (1902.1055) Abstract No. 1184
• G.'J. BAdER
J. JOHN )'•. BAKCR
[STAOLISH:O 1800
0 MAKER CR 411f WEB7 FIRCT SYREL7
SURVEYORS
TITLE AND TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYING
FORT WORTH. TEXAS 76102
Field notes for the H. Strohl Tract:-
' ►
A part of the D. Odum Survey, Abstract No. 1184,
a1tuat-od cabov%t $ Norm 10 degrees :East from the court
house in Tarrant County, Texas, and embracing the 100 aoroa
tract conveyed to H. Strohl by a deed recorded in volume F,
page 63 of the deed records of Tarrant County, Texas.
BEZINNING at an iron rod, the southeast corner of '
the 738 acres tract conveyed to J. M. Knight by a deed
recorded in volume N, page 305 of the deed records of Tarrant
, County, Texas, for the southwest and beginning corner of this
tract ;
THENCE North no degrees-20 minutes West 1699-6110
feet to an iron rod, the southwest corner of the 2nd Tract
conveyed to George W. Grant by a deed recorded in volume 1480,
page, 5�5 of the deed records of Tarrant County, Texas ;
TIMNCE South 89 degrees-34 m1hutes East 2607-4/10
feet to the southeast corner of said Grant tract in County
Road No. 30481 (Old Denton Road) , whence an iron rod bears
North 89 degrees-34 minutes I-lest 28 feet ;
THENCE South no degrees-05 minutes East, in said
road, 1720-8/10 feet to the north line of the Wm. Baker Survey,
Abstract No. 145, and being-In the intersection of said County-
Road No. 3048 with County Road No. 3098, (D. Odum Road) , and
from said corner an iron rod bears North 12 degrees-59 minutes
West 163 feet, and an iron rod bears North 83 degrees-54
minutes West 191-3/10 feet ;
TrE-:NCE north 89 degrees-35 minutes West, along the
north line of the Wm. Baker Survey, in said County Road No.
3048, a distance of 1358 feet to an iron rod for the northwest
corner of said Balzer Survey and the northeast corner of the
-. John Bursey Survey, Abstract No. 122 ;
THENCE North 88 degrees-34 minutes West, along the
north line of said Bursey Survey, 1242-4/10 feet to the place
of beginning, and containing 102-56/100 acres,' of which 2-14/100
acres are within County Road No. 3048.
Surveyed in January of 1966.
GF ''
• BROOti,S BAKER, Surveyors,
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'John Baker. r dr1 ..........
CIS SE�RAR�` �� .'r, t t°•.^f
APPENDIX II-F
r' B�°Rr�► 1 .
-DWO Kc5 DAKER (1002.1066) Abstract No. 1184
S. J. DAKER"
�•JPHIJ Fj PA.KER '
ESTABLISHED 1860
410 WEST FIRST STREET
SURVEYORS
TITLE AND TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYING
FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76102
Field notes for the Amon G. Carter, Jr. and Ruth Carter
Johnson Tract:-
A part of the D. Odum Survey, Abstraot No. 1184,
situated about 5-1/2 miles north fors the courthouse in
Tarrant County, Texas, and embracing a portion of the lands
conveyed to Amon G. Carter, Jr. and Ruth Carter Johnson by
a deed recorded in volume 2385, page 31 of the deed records '.
of Tarrant County, Texas.
Beginning at an iron rod set in the west line of
the D. Odum Survey, 1060-7/10 varas from its northwest corner;
Thence east 2346-8/10 feet to a post, the most
northerly northeast corner of said Carter-Johnson tract ,
Thence south no degrees-09 minutes east 179-7/10
feet . to an iron rod, a reentrant corner of said tract ;
Thence north 89 degrees-47 minutes east 1257-5/10
feet to an iron rod, a reentrant corner of the 231 acres
tract cony ea to D. T. Simons by a deed recorded in volume
267, page 246 of the deed records of Tarrant County, Texas ;
Thence south no degrees-49 minutes east 1150-8/10
feet to an iron rod, the south-southwest corner of gaid 231
acres tract;
Thence south 89 degrees-34 minutes east 352-8/10
feet to an iron rod, the northwest corner of the 2nd Tract
conveyed to George W. Grant by a deed recorded in volume 1480,
page 575 of the deed records of Tarrant County, Texas ;
Thence south no degrees-15 minutes east, along the
west line of said Grant tract, 1533-5110 feet to an iron rod,
the northeast corner of the 1st Tract conveyed to said Grant
by the deed .recorded in volume 1480, page 575 of said deed
records ;
Thence south 89 degrees-59 minutes west, along the
north line of said Grunt 1st Tract, 2353-8/10 feet to the
southeast corner of the tract conveyed to Texas Electric
Service Company by a deed recorded in volume 1944, page 396
of the deed records of Tarrant County, Texas ;
Thence north 37 degrees-18 minutes west 2684 17.0
feet to an. iron rod, the northeast corner .of said Tee: s �;ctr
Service Company tract, in the Crest line of the D. Od � tn
Vey;
Thence north no degrees-01 minute east, al west line of the Odum Survey, 726-9/10 feet to the
beginning, and containing 205-21/100 acres. ~ 6 `, '®® ��rr
Surveyed in January of 1966 .• "• {
BROOK ES BAKER I Surveyors, �•:; •, , :.. .
APPENDIX I I-G John F. Baker. ` '��'• t� ' ^ ,
.P. I •' .!
THE STATE OF TEXAS I
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
COUNTY OF TARRANT
BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally
appeared E. Glynn Roberts known to me to be the person executing this
affidavit who upon his oath deposes and says:
My name is E. Glynn Roberts. I am a resident of Fort Worth,
Tarrant County, Texas and on March 22, 1966 was a full-time employee
of Great Southwest Corporation with its office in Arlington, Tarrant
County, Texas. That on such day I, as representative of Great Southwest
Corporation, posted in three public places within the area sought to be
annexed to the City of Fort Worth by Great Southwest Corporation, the
petition for annexation of said property, together with the legal description
of same; that the petition of annexation attached hereto is a true and correct
copy of the petition for annexation so posted by me together with the legal
description of such property.
SWORN AND SUBSCRIBED to this 7th day of April, 1966.
E. Glyn Roberts
GIVEN under my hand and seal of office this 7 day of
April, 196 6.
a+r c°"'ds``°" Notary Mbfic, Tarrant County, (Texas
--- MhX1NE HAYNES
NOTARY POB,IC�N p+1D FOR
UgpANT OO�NTY,TEXAS