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<br />"?iarch 1, 1957
<br />FwC0:'7'.7r?JATIO?tS 0F THZ RIGN~ OF ',~AY C101u1ITTEE
<br />A Committee :'.eetinE of the Loop 286 J:i~hi~vay Rimht of i~~af
<br />February
<br />Committee was held in the City :iall at 5:15 P. 101'
<br />28th with the followin.7 members preser_t: Chairman Jack
<br />iTcCubrin, r•lember Clark Estes, Jr., CitiT i,;anaUer A. K.
<br />Steinheimer, County Judge Henry G. Braswell, County
<br />Commissi_oner James Rneudasil, Precinct l, County Commissioner
<br />Claude ??oden, :'recinct 2, County Comrnisszoner Ollie Sims,
<br />Precinct 4, and County Auditor L. C. Jonnson.
<br />The Com~mittee ar.d the visitinE rnemr;ers o-P the County
<br />CoMmissioners t Court discussed the rip~'nt of way i or the pro-
<br />posed :iiThway Loop 286 across the City of Paris property
<br />5_mmediately ilorth of Clement Road, ad;;acent 'uo the Abattoir
<br />property, and also discussed the crossinr, of the main out-
<br />fall se-erer 11-ne and the mai-n water supplv 1ine.
<br />Th.e Commissionerst Court stated tnat thet- did not have any
<br />monev iiith which to reimburse the City of~' Par?-s zor anv ex-
<br />penses involved in lowerin~, the vaater supply line and the
<br />sewer outfall line, but th4t. thev d.id desire to ne~;otiate
<br />Wit'1 t:1@ ~1i,'•r COUriCll 1'1 peri'ormin~ street work vd1hlC:1 ti12y
<br />could do with theix ovm equipment and labor, in lieu of pro-
<br />vidin~- mo.zey for the incasement and lo-,ierin;T oT the two lines.
<br />The cost of the loweri.n~: and incasemer.t of the twenty incii
<br />(2011) main water supply ~line was estir:ated to be ;;:3 000.00,
<br />and the cost of incasino- the trlenty-seven inch (27"l ria7-n
<br />outfall sewer line Tri.as estimated to be ;,>750.00. It was de-
<br />cideci ov tlzose present tiza-U :'lest 'I:lashinoton atreet, bein~;
<br />one of the ma-.n arteries into the Cits;r of Paris from the
<br />South `.^Test, ti,rould be a suitable street to pave, in lieu of
<br />providin- mone;T for the protectio n of the above stated lines.
<br />The entire Vroup ad journed to West 1:1ashin7ton Stree tto make an on
<br />the 7round i.nspection of the site, and after considerable dis-
<br />cussion it was m.utually agreed that the Count,y would pave ';iest
<br />::rashinEton Street from the Santa Fe Railroad Track :'Jest to lQ,th
<br />Street, S. _t'I. The pavinU would consist of an $11 compacted
<br />flexible base, 201 wide, and a double asphalt surface treat-
<br />ment. All gradin;, labor, matzrials, and machinery are to be
<br />furnished btr the County, with the followinm exceptions: The
<br />City of Paris ~ril1 use their asphalt distributor to apply the
<br />asphalt to the finished surface and will loan the Countv t~.eir
<br />coverstone distribution 'oox to apply the coverstone on the
<br />freshly "snot" asphalt. ihe City will furtner furnish a
<br />sheepsfoot roller and a water truck. All labor necessary to
<br />operate equipment furnished 'oy the City of Paris, with the ex-
<br />ception of t'rie asphalt distributor, vaill be furnished by the
<br />Cnunty. The minimum cost to the Count;., of this pavinz project
<br />was estimated to be :';,~3, 750.00.
<br />ihis Committee recommends to the City Council of the Citv of
<br />Paris, iexas tnat they pass a resolution adoptina the report
<br />of the ConLmittee, and that upon receipt of a resolution fron
<br />the County Commissioners' Court also adoptin; the recomm.enda-
<br />tion of the Comr,littee that the ri~--nt of way deeds i"or Loop
<br />286 be signed and submitted to the County.
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<br />.irman, Jack r,'cCf.~Zbbin
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