HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance 3300 ("A"(DIN MICE NO, 00
AN 08DINANCE EXI! ING THE BOUNDARY LIKITS AND ANUMING
CERTAIN "r M qXMY Mr.13f.", ADJACLOYT TO THE, CITY (RI FORT
WORTS; MOVIDING THAT THE ORDINAXM A07Ue`3'r1SzD IN A
DAILY NEWSPNEM PUMSHED 111 S'AII) CITY INAOMMMICE
WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SOCTIaN, 4,o,,, aw no, xvIT.T'i
CITY CHARTER; AND nESGRIBING AN' 17FWT1VE DATE,
BE" IT ORDAIMM) 1,n' THE CITY COMIC IL Q? TIM C11T!1 ()F, FORT 1u11(30 1, M&9:
SECTION 1.
0 ,,hp herelzraLf"ter described territ=y adjacent to U"Ie City,
of Fort Worth is her,,efloy azmey,:ed and broW!,ht withizl the corporate limits and
made an iategral part of said City of Fort 11(,,)rt1i,, said territ,(,xry, beizkzj,
situated Jm IArriurt, County, Texas, and being described by metes and bounaids
as follows:
Beirq.,; a 'tract of J.,ying, sou,th of Fort Woi t'h just east
of the GravIies Road, and beink1 im)re far wig described
as follows:
Beginning at the southwest corner of the S. Tyibod;y ESXU'vey
�in ti:,Le v'rest line of Oak Grove Road,, said, aarmwL, in in
the present City of-Fort Wbrth city limit line;
T1,ience Lt1 e south line of 'the S. S=rvey, north
89 degrees 46 minutes east 208 feet 'to the west rio,,;Ixt of way
line of the I. & G. No Railroad;
Tbance along said rallroad ;igh iPnf viiy line. t1m: follo vin
g,
,rtb X d&greee vent 29T.8 feet; nuarth
metes and bounds; U0 w ' 2
degasee vast 200.3 feet; north 36 do a a V a 200W3 jestj
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north 39J degrees vest 21IM-3 feet; nortit' i4r ,de�, 4'aw-voet" %;/11
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Mlretes 14 minates 'vest 135.2 feet; north, 49 detme'd 09, tii'mits
WoOt 165*0 f met; naxrth 48 deKrees (Yr alnutt es, 41o0tt', X) :t6,6"tq
Bil olrtti, 48 degrees 24 minutes vast
I'lience in a, westerly d1reation w1th ,tho north . .
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line of a proposed "to 'be Imemn so 14e
approxJmately 1 00 feet to the cmirtarline,
11"hence vi,lfti said, jof Oak Grove
east ypproximatily, 3.6 f et,,
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Thenee south * degrees east 50 0 feet to a It ild,Jwyho
present City of Powt Warltb, citylimit 1Lu/e/,,, tbeemepo AM lbb
present city 1.1nit lln-, south 564"1 dkgrews ftvt, 110-2,
Thence 00M. 551 degrees east-400 feaQ;
Thazwe south I degrese ires t 1034*8 'feet 'to ftho paixt,
beginniag) and combalming 1005 cores mart 0 1000
SECTION 2.
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That s ardInance d1iall be rjublisiuvi om,x tirse, In, t1w L-EL wore
Stax-TeQegg
a dally aevqpaper publiabed in tIhe City of 1 n 10far11 t, in
accordance with the provisior,,is of Section 40, Chapter XXVII of the Citt"lly
Charter.
m'wIvI N 3.
That s ordinanze Wall become effective and, be in fld,l force and
effect up an its teal passage, AM in no evvnt shall be less thww thirty,
dams from he date of its publication, as aforesaid., wam"I I:t :1 so or-
dained,,
Presented ted xxd passed on first reading, iledaesday, February 2, 1955-Q
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F. EDGAR DEEN. MAYOR
COUNCILMEN COUNCILMEN
T. L. CARLETON M. M. MCKNIGHT
JOE B. ELLIS MRS. JOE SPURLOCK
EDD KANE `F L JESS F.TARLTON
JACK E. BURTON t` C. C�jc t C r �E E� �v -C"�� E�F DTZ L'' J. D. "BUDDIE"THOMPSON
W.O. JONES.CITY MANAGER
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
C. M. THELIN, DIRECTOR January 24, 1955
Mr. W. 0. Jones Re: Request for Annexation of
City Manager a Tract of Land off the Oak
Building Grove Road Southeast of the
City
Dear Sir:
Attached is a letter dated January 21, 1955, signed by Mr. David C. Hall,
President of the Hall Page Development Company, requesting annexation to the
City of Fort Worth of a 102.5-acre tract of land out of the S. Woody and
Gillaster Surveys along the Oak Grove Road southeast of the present city.
We are attaching a plat that shows the location of this tract and its rela-
tion to the present city boundary line.
The attached letter requesting annexation states that there will be approx-
imately 290 building sites and that homes will be constructed in the price
range of $$12,000.00 to $15,000.00.
The letter also states that right-of-gray for the Southeast Loop to be con-
structed by the State Highway Department sometime in the future will be
donated when needed.
The tax value is approximately 60 per cent of the actual value. The total
tax value of the 290 building sites will be 60 per cent of 290 X $133500.00,
or $2,349,000.00.
The anticipated tax revenue per year is as follows:
General Fund $1.49 X $23,490.00 $35,000.10
School 1.15 X 23,190.00 27,013.50
Parks 0.09 X 23,490.00 2,114.10
Recreation 0.04 X 23,490.00 939.60
Library 0.05 X 23,490.00 1,174.50
Total Tax Revenue per year $66,241.80
Water Revenue per year
290 Sites 0 $$50.00 14,500.00
Sanitary Sewer Revenue per year
290 Sites @ $10.00 2)900.00
Grand Total Revenue per year $'p83,641.80
Mr. W. 0. Jones
January 24, 1955
Page Two
ESTIMATED NORMAL COST FOR ANNEXATION
Water Lines
290 Sites ' City Cost $150.00 Ws500.00
Sanitary Sewer Lines
290 Sites2 City Cost 125.00 36,250.00
Street Improvement
All street improvement at Developer's cost.
Storm Sewers
Trunk lines only by City estimated 18,000.00
Grand Total Estimated Cost $972750.00
Memorandum from Uel Stephens, Director Water Department, which calls attention
to the elevations above 700 being difficult to serve. This letter also states
that if View Park Addition, owned by Mr. E. E. Cloer, is annexed he has no
objection to annexing this tract.
The final reading annexing View Park Addition by the City Council was on
January 19, 1955. Mr. Page states that he is familiar with the requirement
of the City of Fort Worth as to standards of improvements and that he under-
stands that the developer pays one-half the total cost for water and sewer
extension including the approach main.
Our recommendation is that the 102.5-acre tract out of the S. Woody and
Gillaster Surveys, as shown on the attached plat and as described in the
attached metes and bounds description, be annexed to the City of Fort Worth
as requested.
Yours very truly,
C. I�. THELIN
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
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Attachs.
cc - Mr. Uel Stephens, Water Department Director
Mr. R. U. Andrews, Sanitary Sewer Engineer
Mr. I. C. Driver, Chief Engineer
Department Memorandum
Nov. 8, 1954
Re: Annexation 86 acres
S. Woody & M. Garrison
Surveys
Mr. W. O. Jones
City Manager
Building
Dear Mr. Jones:
We received a copy of a mimeographed memorandum dated Oct. 29th
addressed to Mr. Thelin regarding a request for annexation of 86 acres
of land out of the S. Woody and M. Garrison Surveys.
This tract of land lies south of Seminary Drive in the vicinity of the north
section of Russell Field and is immediately west of another area for which
annexation was requested by Mr. Cloer. If the area Mr. Cloer represents
is annexed it would mean that the approach main necessary to serve the
area now being considered for annexation would serve both of the tracts
of land but on the other hand, if Mr. Cloer Is tract is not annexed then an
approach main of considerably more length than the 3400 feet necessary
to serve Mr. CloerIsaddition would be required.
Both of these additions present a very complicated problem in supplying
them with water since logically they should be included in the east side
pressume plane area but are some two miles distant from the nearest
water main serving that pressure plane. They are both in reasonably
close proximity to the south side pressure main and for the time being
at least, undoubtedly would have to be served from the south side pressure
main but eventually snould be served from the east side pressure main
when a large main is extended to serve the south part of the east side
pressure plane area. Of course, the developer could not be expected to
bear any part of the cost of such a main from the east side pressure main
since it may not be constructed for many years to come. From the pre-
liminary contour map submitted to Mr. Thelin it appears that some of
the building sites in the proposed area may be above the elevation 700.
If such is the case, we believe the developer should be advised that water
service from the south side pressure plane during critical periods in the
summer will probably not be satisfactory for any building site above the
elevation 700.
If the area proposed for annexation by Mr. Cloer is annexed we offer no
objection to the annexation of the 86 acre tract subject to the limitations
mentioned above, namely, that water pressure may be unsatisfactory
for higher lots and that the developer agree to pay one-half of the cost of the
nearest approach main to serve the area.
We are returning to Mr. Thelin his copy of the prelim .nary contour map.
US:mgv Yours very truly,
cc Mr. C. M. Thelin, Dir.Public Works
cc Mr. J. R . Hendrick, Chf. Engr. -
UEL STEPHE -i Director
Water Department
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Original - City Mgr.
Duplicate - Retained by Dept.
CITY OF FORT WORTH
Office of the City Manager
Date October 29th, 1954
MEMORANDUM
TO Mr. C. M. Thelin, Director, Public Works
FROM W. 0. Jones, City Manager
SUBJECT Reg7aest for Ar.exation of 86 Acres of Land Out of. the S. Woody
and M. Garrison Surveys
TT�SDAY, NOVEMBER 16th, 1954
Reply requested NOT LATER THAN
Concur with Mr. Uel y5tephens, Dir. Mater Dept. before replying.
Number of attachments 2 Attachnanta to bo roturned. Yes X No
Instructions or action requested:
Report and recommendation, (Platt to Mr. Thelin)
cc - Mr. Uel Stephens, Dir.
Water Dept.
REPORT
Date
FROM
TO ; W. 0. Jones, City Manager
Dear Sir;
The following is submitted in reply to the above subject.
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FINAL HEARINu' S ss !I
HALL-PAGE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
21 JANUARY 1955
HONORABLE MAYOR AND
CIT-Y COUNCIL
CITY OF FORT 14ORTH
GENTLEMEN:
REQUEST IS HEREBY MADE THAT A 102.5 ACRE TRACT OF LAND ADJOINING VIEW PARK
ADDITION BE ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF FORT WORTH.
THE PURPOSE OF REQUESTING ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF FORT" WORTH IS TO SUBDIVIDE
THE TRACT AND DEVELOP I- PRIMARILY FOR RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES WITH SUPPORTING
COMMERCIAL AREAS. IT IS PROPOSED TO DEVELOP THE LAND TO ACCOMODATE
APPROXIMATELY 290 DWELLINGS WHICH AT TODAY'S MARKET WILL BE VALUED AT '[0,500.-
$15,000. EACH. A MAP OF THE PROPOSED TRACT SHOWING A PRELIMINARY SCHEME OF
DEVELOPMENT OF THE LAND IS ENCLOSED HEREWITH.
THE OWNER IS FAMILIAR WITH REQUIREMENTS OF CITY OF FORT WORTH AS TO STANDARDS
OF IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED FOR THIS TYPE OF DEVELOPMENTS AND IS ALSO FAMILIAR
WITH DEVELOPERS' CONTRACTS AND AGREES TO ABIDE BY THE TERMS OF SUCH DEVELOPERS'
CONTRACTS AS NEGOTIATED.
THE OWNER FURTHER AGRESS THAT AT SUCH TIME AS ALL OTHER RIGHT OF WAY IS
ACQUIRED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A USABLE UNIT OF THE SOUTHEAST LOOP PASSING
THROUGH THIS TRACT AND ADJACENT TRACTSI THAT THE NECESSARY 300 FOOT WIDE
RIGHT OF WAY THROUGH THIS TRACT WILL. BE GRANITED TO THE CITY OF FORT WORTH;
PROVIDED HOWEVER, THAT THE OWNER WILL NOT BE ASSESSED FOR ANY COST OF CON-
STRUCTION OF THE SOUTHEAST LOOP THROUGH THIS TRACT OF LAND, AND THAT THE
LOCATION OF THE SOUTHEAST LOOP REMAINS APPROXIMATELY AS SHOWN ON THE
ACCOMPANYING MAP.
T4E METES AND BOUNDS DESCRIPTION IS AS FOLLOWS:
BEING A TRACT OF LAPID LYING SOUTH OF FORT WORTH JUST EAST OF THE OAK
GROVE ROAD, AND BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE S. WOODY SURVEY IN THE
WEST LINE OF OAK GROVE ROAD SAID CORNER LYING IN THE PRESENT CITY
OF FORT WORTH CITY LIMIT LINE.
THENCE, WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF THE S . WOODY SURVEY N. 890 46' E.
2468 FT. TO THE WEST R.O.W. LINE OF THE [ & G N RAILROAD;
THENCE ALONG SAID R.R. R.O.W. LINE, THE FOLLOWING METES AND BOUNDS;
N. 28 1/9-0 W. 29-(.8 FT. ,
N. 310 W. 200.3 FT. ,
N. 360 W. 200.3 FT. ,
N. 39 [/20 W. 200.3 FT. ,
N. 44 1/20 W. 200.2 FT .,
N. 450 21 ' W. 800.3 FT. ,
N. 480 50' W. 355.0 FT . ,
N. 440 14' w. 135.2 FT. ,
N. 490 09- w. 165.0 FT. ,
N. 4080 07' W. 300.0 FT. ,
N. 480 24, W. APPROXIMATELY 310 FT.
THENCE, IN A WESTERLY DIRECTION WITH THE NORTH R.O.W. LINE OF A
PROPOSED HIGHWAY TO BE KNOWN AT THE SOUTHEAST LOOP, APPROXIMATELY
1600 FT. TO THE CENTERLINE OF JAI< GROVE ROAD .
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THENCE, WITH SAID CENTERLINE OF OAK GROVE S. 32 1,120 E.
APPROXIMATELY 160 Fl . ,
THENCE_ S . 33 11120 E. 500 FT . TO A POINT IN THE PRESENT CITY OF FORT
WORTH CITY LIMIT LINE, THENCE WITH THE PRESENT CITY LIMIT LINE
S. 56 1/20 E. 710 FT . ,
THENCE S . 55 120 E . 400 FT . ,
THENCE, S. 10 W. 103+.8 FT . TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING AND CONTAINING
102.5 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
WILL BE NOTED THAT THE NORTH LINE OF IHE TRACT IS NOT DESCRIBED EXACTLY. IT
IS THE INTENT THAT THIS TRACT INCLUDE THE NECESSAR`i R.O.W. FOR THE PROPOSED
SOUTHEAST LOOP, AND THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT HAS NOT STAKED IT, BUT HAVE AT
THIS TIME LOCATED IT APPROXIMATELY AND IT MAY VARY 3LIGHTLY, BUT NOT ENOUGH
TO CHAtJGE THE LAND AREA APPP,ECIA31-Y.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
HALL-PAGE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
DAVID C. HALL
PRESIDENT
DCH:ME