1984-072 - Extraterritorial jurisdictions that overlap with City of Paris and City of Reno...

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population limits of the city to a different entitlement under the Act; the sequence and validity of annexations of property to each city and the effect of such annexations to the expansion of the extraterritorial jurisdiction of each city; and the proper method of resolution of any resulting overlap under the terms and provisions of the Act and specifically Section 3B thereof. 5. Both PARIS and RENO have annexed territory within the extraterritorial jurisdiction of the other without the written consent of the other, creating conflicts under the terms of the Act, which should be resolved. 6. The respective City Council and City Commission of PARIS and RENO, acting through their city staffs, have reached agreement as to the apportionment of the conflicts and overlays in their extraterritorial jurisdiction which they desire to reduce to writing, thereby resolving such conflict and providing guidance for the annexations of each party hereto in the future. NOW, THEREFORE, KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that the CITY OF PARIS and the CITY OF RENO, TEXAS, in considera- tion of the premises and the desire of their respective governing bodies to resolve all conflicts in extra- territorial jurisdiction between them do hereby contract and agree as follows: 1. There is apportioned to RENO the following overlaps in extraterritorial jurisdiction between the parties: (a) A tract of land commencing at the intersection of the east boundary line of F. M. Highway 1508 and the south boundary line of the Missouri - Pacific Railroad right -of -way and thence east with said south railroad right -of -way line 500 feet to a point; thence south parallel with the east right -of -way line of F. M. Highway 1508 to a point of intersection with the corporate limits of the City of Paris on the north side of Cox Airport; thence west 500 feet to the east boundary line of F. M. Highway 1508; thence north with said east right -of -way line of F. M. Highway 1508 to the point of beginning.