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624 <br />Franchise Ordinance: <br />AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A FRANCHISE TO.-THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK <br />'IN PARIS,.PARIS, TEXAS; TO USE A PORTION OF THE SPACE ABOVE AND <br />UNDER THE SURFACE OF THE SIDEWALK ADJACENT TO THE LEST WALL OF <br />THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, BEGINNING AT A POINT ON SAID <br />WEST WALL 62 FEET SOUTH.OF THE NORTHERNMOST NORTHWEST CORNER OF <br />THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, THENCE WEST TO THE EAST <br />-= BOUNDARY LINE -OF FIRST STREET, S. W.; THENCE SOUTH WITH THE EAST <br />. BOUNDARY: LINE Oi:. SAID' STREET,,TEN FEET;` THENCE EAST TO A POINT Oil <br />:-:.THE WEST WALL OF THE LIBERTY- NATIONAL BANK BUILDING; THENCE NORTH - <br />_TEN FEET TO.-THE PLACE-OF BEGINNING; FOR THE PURPOSE OF- INSTALLING <br />AND (MAINTAINING A NIGHT DEPOSITORY HEAD '22 INCHES WIDE; 46 INCHES <br />DEEP AND- 50- INCHES.NIGH.AND.A SUBSURFACE RECTANGULAR SHAPED­ <br />-CHUTE 12 INCHES BY'6 INCHES ENCLOSED IN 6 INCHES OF CONCRETE CON- <br />_ NECTING THE:IDEPOSITORY.HEAD.TO THE MAIN BANKING HOUSE OF THE <br />LIBERTY. NATIONAL. BANK IN PARIS; PROVIDING.FOR A TERM -OF- 25 YEARS <br />AND FIXING THE RENTAL THEREFOR." <br />Was presented: :A.motion was ; made- by_ Councilman. Stone and .seconded: by'Counclman <br />King that- the.ordinance.be passed.on second`.reading .The motion carried :. --6 ayes, <br />0 nays. <br />Mayor Brunette.announced that the next .order of. business would be .the -requ <br />est of. <br />" -the Lamar. County --Human.: Resources, Council ` Inc for' a-`franchi se to operate - a trans <br />portation program. °..Mayor.Brunette advised that'the Matter had been - tabled - at the <br />last regular Council Meeting: A:- motion was-made by Councilman Whitaker and se- <br />` conded by Councilman .Sterling to bring -.the ,request. off. -.the ' tabl e. -The motion car <br />-ried: 6 ayes - 0 - nays:.:,. <br />iJ Tom Wells, Attorney,-appeared in-behalf.of the Lamar Countjr Human :Resources Coon- - <br />cil, _Ind. 7 and..introduc+�l- :ltr:.B31i : Lightfo€t as spokesman for the group: Mr. Light <br />foot appeared . before -:the,C ncii.-_and:advised that negotiation with Mr.':. A. M: O`Brien <br />dba. Yellow. -Cab Company, concerning the possibility of-operating the- transportation <br />system for the -Council and• operate -the: transportation program had:: not been suc- <br />cessful.: Mr. Lightfoot advised, that. Mr. O'Brien could not operate the Council ve- <br />hicles on a per mile basis and that they were not able to come to an' agreement <br />with*Mr. O'Brien. <br />r <br />Mr. Gary O'Connor:'appeared,beforethe' :Council- stating :.that.the:vehicle would be for <br />use of :.the- =aged and handicapped. only, shat 20% of the funds to purchase vehicle <br />would be -furnished locally.with title to be: in,.the name of the. -Texas Highway Depart- <br />ment.- Mrs. Gladys Dennis, representing the RSVP program, Mr. Toni Downer, repre- <br />senting Paris-Junior °College, Mrs. Marie Hale,.Mrs.-Dunagan, Mr -and Mrs. Jesse <br />Osburn,.al1 appeared in behalf.of the franchise request. <br />Mayor Brunette called for-opponents to appear, and Mr. A. M. O'Brien appeared before <br />the Council. Mr. O'Brien stated that he opposed the taxpayers money going into <br />competition with private enterprise. <br />r <br />