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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/10/1945 - Joint Minutes - City Council MINUTES OF CALLED MEETING Called meeting May 10, 1945 held jointly with A. & M. Consolidated 3 " School Board at the High School. Members persent: Mayor E. Langford; Councilmen G. B. Wilcox, M. T. Harrington, E. E. Brown, J. A. Orr; and City Manager Lloyd D. Smith Purpose of the meeting was to discuss the City's collecting taxes for the A. & M. Consolidated School. On motion by J. A. Orr, seconded by G. B. Wilcox, the Council approved the proposal that the City should collect school taxes, the proposal being essentially as follows: The A. & M. Consolidated School is to turn over to the City all tax reoords as of June 15, 1945. The City assumes no responsibility for errors, delinquent taxes, or any other records prior to the above date. In return for these services to be rendered by the City the A. & M. Consolidated School agrees to pay to the City $780.00 per year in monthly install- ments of $65.0c and to furnish the services of Miss Golda Batson for two months following June 15 without expense to the City. This agreement shall be effective for one year beginning June 15. The City agrees that any saving which may be effected shall accrue to the interest of the school. 41111 On motion by J. A. Orr, seconded by M. T. Harrington, the Council agreed to cooperate with the A. & M. Consolidated School in a city- wide recreational program agreed to make available th.e sum of $1000.00 for use by the school in the event that it should be found desirable that the school authorities furnish a director for the program. It was further agreed that this action shall be construed to be in line with expressed desires of the citizens of College Station at the informal balloting on April 24, 1945. CHECK THE ONE WHICH YOU FAVOR FOR 95: The proposition that the City of College Station shall actively participate in a city-wide recreational program. AGAINST 51: The proposition that the City of College Station shall actively participate in a city-wide recreational program. If you are in favor of this proposition, please check below the amount which you think the city should appropriate each year. $1000 $2000 $3000 Not designated Other 13 25 37 18 2 (J. Gay) COPY OF THE ABOVE APPEARS IN THE MINUTES OF THE RECREATIONAL COUNCIL. _::;__; (Signatures of the Mayor and the Ass ' t City Secretary attesting to this document are found under the attached note. ) ( )1'3