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IN 1969
Visitors to our dynamic growing community are greeted now by two handsome
municipal buildings of attractive design which face the Texas A&M University campus.
Bids were accepted and construction be-
gan on the much needed City Hall and Police-
Fire Station early this year.
The gleaming white City Hall, situated at
i the corner of Francis and Texas Avenue, con-
_ - tains 9730 square feet of floor space. The Police-
`` Fire Station of Similar design is at the south end
of an ample four -acre plot and fronts on Gil-
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christ Street. The Station contains 5551 square
feet and is sufficient to house four 750- gallon-
1 per- minute pumper trucks or two pumpers and
an arial ladder truck, should a ladder be pur-
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chased in the future. The two white LaFrance
_ _ pumpers have arrived and will soon be on duty.
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"r cluding furnishings, was Q31,171. The 1968
a - bond election provided for the sale of bonds
totaling $340,000.
Architect of the project is C .R. Watson of
Bryan. Barsh Construction Company of Waco
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Right -of -way has been acquired to extend Uni-
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Pass and to extend a street from University Drive to
29th Street at the City Limit.
A street maintenance project consisting of a lay-
er of asphalt applied to curb and gutter streets was
initiated in 1968. During 1969, 4 miles of streets
received this treatment which should reduce and
defer costly street repairs.
:� The street paving program was slowed by bad
weather in 1969 and by problems in relocating un-
derground utility lines. However, 1.6 miles of curb
and gutter paving were completed and 1.0 mile i
still under contract.
Plans were completed to construct that portion
of Holleman Drive between Winding Road and Glade
Street.
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A Master Plan for principal streets was adopted
by the Council as a guide for future street develop-
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�mrk Installation of new street signs, initiated in 1968,
is continuing. About 40 percent of the old markers
have been replaced. The new signs are constructed
by city employees during slack periods, with city
owned equipment.
serve expected increased demands as city growth Drainage
continues southward. Drainage along Bee Creek, Wolf Pen Creek and
All water connections in the new water distri- other minor drainage areas was improved at a cost
bution system have been completed. With a few of $,8,000 to the City.
outlying exceptions, all buildings within the City are An application for a federal PL 566 Watershed
within 500 feet of a fire hydrant. Protection and Flood Control grant was filed to assist
with additional improvements needed on Wolf Pen
Sewage... Creek watershed.
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plant. This expansion increases drying capacity
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the present treatment facilities. ;
An application for a grant to provide a new
sewerage treatment plant and to expand much need:
ed water and sewer facilities has been made to the
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Financial Report
REVENUE
Taxes $136,700 10.4%
Sales Tax $ 80,700 6.1 %
Other General Fund $ 39,300 3.0%
Garbage Charge $ 60,000 4.6%
Court Fines $ 17,200 1.3%
Utility Revenue $975,600 74.3%
Cemetery Revenue $ 3,600 0.3%
` Total $1,313,100
EXPENSE
*, .. Streets $ 92,322 7.0 %
Health & Sanitation $ 50,252 3.9%
Utility Service $700,000 53.3
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Public Safety $ 97,571 7.4%
_ Debt $129,000 9.8%
_._ General Govern. $235,355 17.9%
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New park equipment purchased in 1969 in- More than 14,000 people of all ages were par-
cludes ten picnic tables, five charcoal grills, and ten ticipants in the various activities at Lincoln Center
park benches. Two basketball goals, tennis nets and during 1969 and include:
overhead coin - operated lights were installed at the
multipurpose slab on Thomas Park. New backstops Spectators -
were installed at the Little League baseball practice Adult Softball League 160 1,500
• fields on Thomas Park and at the adult softball field (63 games played)
Flag Football League 450 2,000
at Lincoln Recreation Center.
(30 games played)
Plans are underway to develop five additional Basketball 2,000 60
Volleyball 500 150
Little League Baseball practice fields —two at South Misc. Boys Sports 80 0 300
Knoll Elementary School and three on city park prop Misr. Girls Sports 650 250
erty— before the 1970 season begins. Art Classes 150 15
Sewing 50 40
The City Council gave its approval to the acqui- Meetings 650 30
sition of vacant lots, on a short -term lease basis, to Parties 700 100
be developed as "tot -lots" in or near residential Television Viewing 400
areas where such facilities are needed. Tiny -Tots 850 190
40 Unsupervised Activities 2,100
Social groups currently using the Lincoln Center
facilities include: Camellia Ladies Club, Community 9,460 4,635
4 Knights, 4 -H Club and the Adult Friendship Club.
Special events at the Center include: an Easter
Egg Hunt sponsored by the Community Knights, a
Community House Play, Open House and a Christmas
Party.
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and Appointed Officials
APPOINTIVE OFFICIALS:
City Manager —Ran Boswell
City Attorney —Don Dillon
Assistant City Attorney —Tom Giesenschlag
City Judge — Phillip Goode
City Health Officer —T. O. Walton, Jr.
City Secretary —Lynda Swoveland
Financial Advisor — Ernest L. Brown
Civil Defense Director — George L. Huebner
CITY CEMETERY COMMITTEE
Robert G. Merrifield, Chairman
Mrs. James Amyx
Mrs. F. F. Bishop
Mrs. C. B. Campbell
Mrs. B. J. Cooley
Mrs. T. W. Leland
Mrs. Curtis Lusk
George McArthur
Mrs. M. C. Pugh
Mrs. Antone Rosprim
Mrs. Melvin Rucker HEALTH COMMITTEE
C. E. Sandstedt R. D. Radeleff, Chairman
Mrs. D. W. Williams Herbert Hooper
E. L. , McMurry
CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION James E. Poore
Codie Wells, Acting Chairman Manning Price
Jim Gardner Dorthea Robinson
Wendell Horne J. H. Sorrels
Everett Janne T. O. Walton, Jr.
Carl Landiss R. J. Alvin Zeller
J. D. Lindsay
R. R. Rhodes PARKS & RECREATION COMMITTEE
B. Douglas Stone John Haislet, Chairman
Carl Tishler Roger Feldman
William Hoover
HOUSING BOARD OF Tommie H. Preston
ADJUSTMENTS & APPEALS Mrs. A. A. Price
Barney Stephenson (1 year), Chairman Mrs. James Teer
Phillip Steen, Jr. (2 years) Mrs. F. L. Thomas
John Sandstedt (3 years)
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
COLLEGE STATION REPRESENTATIVE ON Cecil Ryan, Chairman
EASTERWOOD JOINT BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Ed Holdredge
M. L. Cashion W. A. Smith
NORMA MILLER
504 GUERNSEY 1 -2310
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS
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