January 20, 1953`~!
MINUTES nF A REGULAR A~f3TIIIG OF TiiC CITY COUPdCTL OF TIIi CITY OF WEST Pik.MPHIS, ARKANSAS
H~1D AP1D i~LD OId JAPiUA2Y 20, 1953.
The Council. of the City of West P?emphis met in a regu7_ar session at the Cit3~ Hall
in said City at 7:30 P,M. on the 20th day of January, 1953.
The meeting was called to order by the Playor, and the roll being called there r~rere:
Present: Mayor ?d. B. Fordyce presiding and the following Aldermen: James Bledsoe,
0. I. Bollinger, Jotm Burrot~r, Freeman Finley, Curtis Foster. P. B. Powers,
C. ii. Rowton; and City Attorney Atlee Harris.
Absent: Alderman A. R. Planchester, and City Clerk ?~7. R. Seaton.
It being determined a quorwn was present, the following proceed5.ngs were had to-wit:
P4inutes of Council Meeting on January 6th were read and approved.
Mayor advised the Council that the following Petition had been presented to the
Planning Conunission at their meeting on January 8, 1953:
Fred L. Scott and C. B, Senhausen are the owners of Lot 1}, Block 5, of
Eugene Woods Subdivision to West Memphis. Arkansas. At -the present time
this property is zoned for single family residences. We are desirous of
having the present zoning changed so that a trailer court can be located
on this .lot.
;ir. Eugene Woods is 'the otianer of all of the rest of the lots in Block 5.
GJe have discussed this matter with him and he has no objections to a trailer
court occupancy fo-r ow^ lot, provided it is a neat orderly run court.
This property adjoins the city limits and we think it is a desirable location
for a trailer court. Your approval to this change wilt be appreciated.
/S/ C. B. SENHAUSEN
/S/ FRF,D L. SCOTT
That the Planning Commission had recommended to the Council the rezoning of the
area provided a letter from Mr. Eugene 'goods approving the matter is attached to the
Petition for the rezoning.
Mr. Senhausen advised the Council that he and Mr. Scott had purchased the
property of Mr. Eugene Woods in Block 5 and presented the following letter:
Mayor 4d. B. Fordyce
West Memphis, Arkansas
Dear P~ayor Fordyce:
Thais is to advise that today a blank deed, Deed of Trust, and notes have
been delivered to me by the office of Mr. Elton Rieves, Attorney for
I~Lr. Eugene '+Joods. The deed conveys to Fred L. Scott and C. B. Senhausen
a1.1 of Lots 1-2-3-5-^-7-8, Block 5, Eugene 'JToods Subdivision to
?'Test Plernphis, Arkansas.
P1r. ?d~ods is out of town and can not sign the deed today, however,
Fred L. Scott and C. B. Senhausen have deposited with me their check
for the consideration recited in the deed.
Yours very truly,
/S/ TOPI.~Y PL'TERS
After discussion of the matter, motiari was made by Alderman Bledsoe: That a
public hearing be held at 7:30 P.Pi. Tuesday, February 10th on the rezoning £rom
"A" Resiiential. to °D" Commercial of Lot 4, Block 5 of the Eugene tidoods Subdivision,
and said notice be published in accordance with Ord9stance No. 155. The motion was
seconcJed by Alderman Po;rers, and upon the matter being called to vote, the following
voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burrow, Finley, Foster, Powers, and Rowton.
Play: None.
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The Bi11 of Assurance from the Guaranty Loan and Real Estate Company for the
Rich Eastern Addition was presented to the Council by J. R. Spears, Attorney for said
Company. After discussion of the matter, the following motion taas made by Alderman
Finley: That the following Bill of Assurance for the Rich Eastern Addition be approved:
BILL OF ASSURANCE
PART A. FNIs'AIIBLE
KNOW ALL MEA1 BY THESE PRESEPI'TS
That the GUARANTY :LOAFd AND REAL, ESTATE COIIPAFIY, a Corporation, JACK ?d. RI!;H and
LOIS W. RICH, his wife, collectively hold the title as to all the following described
lands situated in the County of Crittenden, State of Arkansas, to-wit:
The East Half (E1) of the Southeast quarter (SE1) and the East Ha]_f (Ez)
of West Half. (?rh) of Southeast quarter (SB1) of Section Eight (8}, Totanship
S is (6) Nprth, Range IQine (9) East, except that part thereof lying north and
caest of the center of Ten Pli]_e Bayou and that part lying north of the center
of a drainage ditch rtmning approximate]y eastwardly and taestwardly containing
fifty-t}rree (53) acres more or less.
The title of the Grantors herein is subject to the easement of the public in
any and all ways on or across said land heretofore dedicated to public use,
right-of-way for United States Highway 70, drainage canals, electric power
lines and other public utilities.
The Grantors herein have caused said ]_ands to be surveyed, subdivided and laid out
into lots acrd blocks, streets, drives, avenues and par}sways. Said subdivision has been
named and shall henceforth be knotim and designated as Rich Eastern Addition, Z^lest I-lemphis,
Ar}sansas. Said Addition contains seven (7) blocks designated One (1) to Seven (7)
inclusive, and the Grantors have executed a Plat showing the location of said blocks
and the nwnbe.rs and dimensions of the lots in each of the said bloc}ss. Also the location,
width, anti names of Streets, drives, avenues and par}sways, which streets, drives, avenues,
and parkways not heretofore dedicated to the public for its use and benefit sre hereby
dedicated to the said public for its use and benefit forever. Said Flat is recorded in
Plat Boo}; , pages of the records in the Office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Cour and Ex-Officio ecor er in and for Crittenden County, Arkansas.
PART B. AREA OF APPLICATION
B-l. FULLY PROTECTED R.ESIDEFII'CAL AREA
Fully protected single family residenital area covenants in Part C and F shall
apply to all of Block 5is (!), except Lot Ttire my-one (21); all of Block Seven (7)
and Lots One (1) to Eight (8) inclusive in Bl_ocl: Five (5) and lots Two (2) through
Eleven (]_1) , B1.oc)s Four (!.4) .
B-2. DUF'IT:Jt AND FNI~TI-FAI-}TLY APARTi.1TF}T ARl?A
The Apartment area covenants in Part "D" and "F" shall apply to lots One (1)
through Seven ('j), Block One (1); all of Blocls Two (2 ), all 0£ Block Three (3);
Lot One (1), Block Four (~t); Lots Nine (9), Ten (lp) and Eleven (11), Block Five
(5) and Lot Twenty-one (21), Block Si. (6).
B-3. BUSII'IESS AREA
The business area. covenants in Fart °D" and "F" shall apply to Lots Eight
(8) and Nine (9), Block One (]_) and Lots Twelve (1^) and Thirteen (13), Block Four
(4).
PART C. RESIDEFI`CIAL AREA COVEFIAIdTS
C-l. LAND USl's AND BUILDING TYFE
Flo lot sha]_1 be used except for residential purposes. Flo building shall be
erected, altered, planed or permitted to remain on antis lot other than one detached
single family dwelling not to exceed ttoo and one-half stories in height and a
private garage for not more than tyro cars.
C-?. ARCHTTECTUt?AL COIdTEZOL
FIo building shall be erected, placed, or altered on any lot until the
construction plans and specifications and a plan shoi:iing the location of the
structure have been approved by the City Plaruting Conunission of the L'ity of
?^lest Flemphis, Arkansas or by such other body or bodies created by the City of
?•7est iiemphis which shall replace the City I'lanni.ng Commission or shall asswne the
function of that body as to quality of worlartanship and materials, harmony of
e;aernal design acid existing structures, and as to location with respect to
topography and finish grade elevation. FIo fence or wall shal]_ be erected, placed
or altered on arty lot nearer to any street than the mi_nimwn building setbacls line
unless similarly approved.
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C-3. D?;~~rLIIIG COST, C~UATI'CY APdD ST`Lis
No dwelling shall be permitted on any lot at a cost of less than 5;5,000 based
upon cost levels prevailing on the date these covenants are recorded, it being the
intention and purpose of the covenants to assure that all dwe119.ngs shall be of a
quality of worlananship and materials substantially the same or better than that
which can be produced on the date these covenants are recorded at the minimum cost
stated herein for the minimwn permitted dewelling size. The ground floor area of
the main structure, exclusive o£ one-story open porches and garages, shall be not
less than 700 square feet for a one-story dwelling, nor less than X00 square feet
for a dwelling of more than one story.
C-1~. BUILDII~(G LOCATION
Ido bu:ilding shall be located on any lot nearer to the front lot line or nearer
to the side street line than the minimum bu:ildi.ng setbacl; lines shown on the recorded
plat. In any event no building shall be located on any lot nearer than tt~renty-five
(25) feet to the front lot line or nearer than twenty (20) feet to any side street
line. DIo building shall be nearex• than five (5) feet to an interior lot line. No
dwelling shall be located on any interior lot nearerthan twenty-five (25) feet to
the rear lot line. For the purposes of this covenant, eaves, steps, open porches
and car ports shall not be considered as apart of a building, provided hoVrever,
that this shall not be construe to permit any portion of a building to encroach
upon another lot.
C-5. EASEI~IENT,S
Easements for installation and maintenance of utilities and drainage facilities
are reserved as shown on the recorded plat and over the rear five feet of each lot.
C-6. L OT AREA AND I~IDTH
No dt~rell.ing shall be erected or p7.aced on any lot having a Ur~.dth of less than
fifty (5p) feet at the minimum building setback line nor shall any dwelling be
erected er phced on any lot having an area of less than 7000 square feet,
C-7. PIUISANCE
Ido noxious or offensive activity shall be carried on upon any lot, nor shall
anything be done thereon which may be or may become an annoyance or nuisance to the
neighborhood.
C-8. TI;II'ORARY STRUCTU:~iS
No structure of a temporary character, trailer, basement, tent, shack,, garage,
barn or other outbuilding shalt be used on any lot at any time as a residence either
temporarily or permanently.
C-9. SIGI15
No sign of any kind shall be displayed to the public view on any lot except
one profession. sign of not more than one square foot, one sign o£ not more than
five square feet advertising the property for sale or rent, or signs used by a
builder to advertise the property during the construction and sales period.
C-10. PROTECTIVE SCREEIIITIG
Frotective screening area are established along the north side of the alleys
in Block One (1) and Block Four (!~) and in the edge of Ten I-iile Bayou along the
rear of the lots in Block Tlu ee (3 ). Except as othercrise provided herein regarding
street intersections under "S:ight Distance At Intersections", planting, fences or
walls shall be maintained throughout the entire length of such areas by the owner
or owners of the lots at their. ot•m expense to form an effedtive screen for the
protection of the residential area. 1do building or structure except a screen fence
or wall or utilities or drainage facilities sha7.l be placed or permitted to remain
in such area. No vehicular access over the areas shall be permitted except for the
purpose of installation and maintenance of screening, utilities and drainage
£acilities.
C-11. SIGI3`P DIST~ICF. AT IIdTF.RSECTTONS
No fence, wall hedge or shrub planting which obstructs sight liras at elevations
between 2 and n feet above the roadirays shall be placed or permitted to rerrsb on any
corner lot within the triangular area formed by the street property lines and a line
com7ecting them at points 25 feet from the intersection of the street lines, or in
the case of a rounded property corner from the intersection of the street property
linos extended. The same sight-line limitations shall apply on any lot within 10
feet f'.rom tYie intersection of a street property line with the edge of a driveway or
alley pavement. No tree shall be permitted to remain within such distances of such
intersections unless the foliage line is maintained at sufficient height to present
obstruction of such sight lines.
PART D. DUPLEX ANI) iNliTI-FAIIILY APl,~2TITEII`P AREA COVENANTS
D-1. IIo lots shall be used except for residential purposes. Buildings may be
either a one family residence, duplex or multi-family apartment. No buildings shall
exceed two and one half stories in height and may have private garages for one or
more cars.
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D-2. Conditions numb^_red C-2, C-!.1, C-~, C-6, C-7, C-~3. C-9, C-10 and C-"11 of
Fart C, Resic}ential Area Covenants shall also apply to the duplex and Llulti-fami.l.y
apartment area.
PART E, BUSIIIESS AREA C0~~21AIdTS
E-1. SI(}NS AND TEAIFORARY STRUC'PUllk.S
Plo advertising billboards sha]_1 be p]_aoed in the business area, and no structures
of a temporary character shall be built or used on any lot in the business area. The
business area sha]_1 be lirnited to structures to be used for restaurants, service
stations, attractive shopping centers and par':cing areas for bi.rsiness buildings to be
built thereon.
E-2. NUISAI`1CIi;S
No noxious or offensive trade or activity shall be carried on upon any lot nor sha7.].
anything be done thereon which may be or become an arvxoyance or nuisance to the neighbor-
hood.
FART F. GE}ER11T, FROVISIONS
F-1. Tlsi2i }
These covenants are to run with the land and shall be binding on a7.]_ parties and all
persons c].aimi.ng under them fora .peri.od. of twenty-five years from the date thew
covenants are recorded., at which time said covenants shall.'.Yx; automatically extended
for successive periods of ten years unless sty a vote of the otimer^s of a majority of the
property }based cn front foot ownership, it is agreed. to change said. covenants in whole
or in paPt, e;;cept that t}xe covenants may be arrenrled at any time by vote of th.e otimers
of a majority of the property based on front foot or~mershi.p.
F-2. EI>T'ORCEF17s'II`P
Enforcement sha].a. be by proceedings at law or irr equity against any person or persons
vio]_ating or attempting to violate any covenant either to restrain violation or to recover
damages.
I'-3. SEVf.RP.BIT,:Ll'Y
7ilvali.dation of any one of these covenants by judgment or court order shall in no
wise affect any of the other provisions i,rhich shall remain i_n full force and effect.
III [dI'C1V1,S5 Td}~~;REOF, the said. GUARANTY T OAN APID REAL ESTATE: COPiT'ApJy, a Corporation,
has caused phis instrument to be signed. by its president, attested by its secretary, and
i.ts corporate seal to be affixed, and the said JACK. ~;~, RICH and I,OIS Y1. RICK, hi.s ori_fe,
hereunto set their hands, a.]:L this the day of ]953.
GUA}? nldTY LOl~Td AND REAL L+~STATI? COMPADTX,
a Corporation
BY
------ - President
ltTTEST
Secret.ax~y- +~
Jack i:'. Ri.ch
`_- Lois ~,~: Ii~~r
The motion was seconder) bar Aldex•man Po.aers, and upon t:lre matter bang called. to
vote, the Poll of=ring voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bol:Iinger, Burrow, Fir ley, Foster, Pourers, and Rortirtorr.
Iday: P}one.
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Messrs. Cecil F;dmonds and Bill Anderson representing the ti•]est I~lemphis Junior
Chamber of Commerce appeared before the Council to present the fol.:Lowing Petition
signed by operators of businesses along Highways 51 and 70 requesting traffic
control:
PET1TZOI~r
We, the uncl.ersi.gned I4erchants, Professional keen and./or property owners,
along Highways ;r70 and X61 in the City of ?nest r:emphis. County of Crittenden,
State of Ar}cansas, respectfully petition the City Counci_1 of the said City of
LTest I:emphis to to}ce any action necessary to accomp7.ish the fola.owing:
Formulate, under the guidance of an expert traffic engineer, a
traffic control system for the city designed to increase the
flow of pedestr:i.an traffic, protect cross traffic, and afford
maximum protection for both vehicular and pedestrian traffic
without unduly hindering through traffic. And place such system
in operation.
It is expressly requested that such a program be designed vrithout being
contingent upon a large scale construction program involving curbs, gutters
and sideiral.ks through t}ze City.
F 1:RI 1 ADDRESS
Spal.d-ing Tire Co. 506 I7. Broadway
Terry Clinic 1213-1215 B. Broadway
Checkerboard Service Sta. 110! E. Proadcaay
Nelson Liquors 1218 E. Broadway
idest Ilemphi.s Anima.].. Clinic 1308 E. Broddway
Edward J. Rubens 317 1:,. Broadway
C. A. Davis Service Station 1323 E. Broadway
Sim Boone Auto Sales 1L~03 E. Broadway
l~Test Memphis Bakery 1b03 EBroadway
Peeples Bargain Store 1!~ll E. Broadway
Chapman I4otor R~ Tmp. Co.
(In Favor of Lights Only) 1823 E. Brcalway
Bernard High 77.2-71.1 Broadway
Best Shoe Shop 8O7 E. Broadway
Are Liquor Store 807 E. Broadway
Iiol_land Implement Co. 1808 Broadway
Cordell Gulf Service 1811; E. Broadway>
J. A. Riggs Tractor Co.
Dairy Castle 220J. E, Broadway
Tommy Suns 2'1_]..7 E. Broadway
Peoples Imp. Co. 2301 Broadway
Scott Yelly Fur•ni.i;ure Co, lal.~ Broad ray
Tri-State Aleon 11,1l~ Broadway
Tvi.lliam L. Johnson Real Estate Co. 1517 Broadway
for
Land.-o:,mer fsr Sunset Drive Irz
I°:ovle,
t^lest Plemphis Cab Co.
The Kroner Co.
Anderson Clayton
The Fair Dept. Store
Pfelson~s 5 8~ 1C¢ Store
Ilelson~s Rooms
Pau]. J. Kramer
G. H. Craddocl:
Margaret Smith
FIarzy D. Brc.•rn
Faul Platthews
Samluel Young
Baddours
Harry~s Sales Store
Tlrrif'ty Drug Store
Ih G. Randel
Ldal.7.er~s Store
Aviotti & Son Groc.
L^Test I•Ifs. 6Jasherett
J. B. Piartin
i~lx•s. I1oah Phillip
E. M. Arnett
Ilrs. King
A. I,. Hammett
:[, J. Still.
A. L. Butlex•
A. J. Collett
Siml-in 5-10 Store
Simlcin Hardware Store
I~ema Bianco - Lenas
Joe Bianco
i~1Ai~IE
C. Spalding
Jokzn B. Terry NI. D.
Ii. H. Hyman
H. H. Ilyman
Dr. II. B. Solar
Edward J. P,.ubens
C. A. Davis
S. 0. Boone
E. 0. Jokrnson
C. W. Peeples
l^I. TrT. Chapman
West Memphis
Bernard. High
Bernard High
J. L. Holland
Elsie Cordell
P. G?. Stokes
A1rs. Theron wr. ~,daller
"Cy° Ferkins Cafe
11. T. [^Tebster
Jno. G. Scott
GIm. L. Ilorris
Abbott t~riddicombe
Liberty-Fetreleum Co.
and 100 ft. vacant
frontage on S. Side
B ~',~ ay
5r11r E. Broadway
y2lF Broadway
71.8_77.0 E. Br'uTay
716 n n
71_E~.~ n rr
722 F'. B~[Tay
711a Broadway
7]_!~ Broadway
77.2 Broadway
717 Broadway
719 Broadway
72]. Broads-ray
77.5 E. Broadway
709 E. Brcaclway
707 i;. Broadway
70~ Broadt~ray
701 Broadway
7O0 South 7th
77.0 E. Broadway
806' Broadway
808 E. Bd*aay
87.2 Broadway
81~ Broad?•ray
822 E, Broadway
900 B ~ [~J ay
902 Broadway
915 Broachaay
918 Broadway
12.12 Broadway
1212 Broadway
Odis Ball
Vernon E. Guynes
~l• M, Drough
W. Anderson, Jr.
Ben Plelson
P~Irs. Ben nelson
Television Center
Craddoc}c Sales
Southern Heat F'ump Co.
?vrestern Auto Store
Ark Faint & Glass Co.
Chao Lum Co.
I•,argaret Baddour
Harry Bloom
I4. M. Ellis
Publishing
Is'dtJard 1•Ta].ler
Pete & John Aviotti
~'. J. Johnson
J. B. Piartin Sa].es
Fhillips Rooming Fiouse
Ace Furn. Co.
Unii:ed. Stamp Co.
Hammett Cash Gro.
Ark.. Liquor :>upp7_y Co.
Bottler Used Clothing
Jal:es Place
I4ilton Si.mkin
I°Iilton Simlcin
Lena~s Gafe
Lena~s Cafe
l~>~(
Liberty Cash Gro. 68 906 Broadway
Barham~s 907 Broadway
Bil-Roy Hotel 923 Broadway
Broadway Toggery 723 Broadway
Fred E. Wade 319 Broadway
Plasters Jewelry
Standard Parts Co.
PI & S I?otors
Gri.ddl.e Cafe
F. A. Schwam
F. A. Schwam
Delta Furniture Company
Farmers Supply Co.
P?rs. L. G. Stevens
S & J. Products
F. E. Denson
W. Ifemphis TV & Radio Rep.
Conyers Sign Service
Broadway Sho Shop
Hobbs Supply
1Jeis Bufarte Gas. Co.
Pdathan B. Pike
Garner Fish P?arket
F. P?. McClanahan Coa7_ Co.
The Smoke House
W. R. Yancy
D. ?J. Ridge
D. 4J. Rodgers
Bill Kaplan
Mrs. Rose Kaplan
C. E. Taylor
Mrs. Bill Merchant
C. H. Patterson
N. Lum
David J. Mills
J. C. Hargis
L. ?~dong
R. D. Smitlters
Mrs. J. Woodson
Chas. li. Carder
C. Y. Wing
M. L. Kipper
Geroge Huvy
Lillian B. Fordyce
D. R. Wallace
Louis B. Poole
J. L. Robertson
Thomas ~~Jest
D. C. Gi1.1?spie
W. F. Corltery
J. Pi. Stitt
V. R. Fole3*
Harry t~deisburci
E. J. White, Pres. Bank of ?°lest klemphis
Jerrold GJeisbux•d
City Drug Store
Ritz Bi.1li.ard Far.
West I?emphis hhoto
Dunaverrt Liquor
W. PLfs. ?dholesa:Le
4donder City Cafe
Griddle Cafe
Att~y
Lion Oil Cc.
Foodeteri.a
Att~y
lliclc~s Truclc Stop
Wri.ghts Food Locker
Citizens Buri.al_
Fair Deal Television
WI•/FB Laundry
Toggery
Russell Tractor
Jordan~s
Hami.l.ton Bldg.
1lanning Lbr. Co.
Beauty Salon
Furuitu2•e
Price & Planning
Arnett Hides
D. Fritrhard
Jul.i.an Vogel
1006 E. Broadtaay
107.4 E. Broadway
1020 E. Broad-way
1100 Bdtaay
1102 Broadway
Vacant Lot
1120 Broadway
1123 Broadway
1107 Broadway
1101 E. Broadwray
1015 Broadway
1013 Broadway
315 Broadway
1006 B. Broadway
722 Broadtaay
1008 Broadway
1013 Broadway
101.6 E. Brcadtaa3~
llith and Broadway
1611 East Broadway
1200 n n
121.9 East Braodway
1'21.9 East Broadway
Sams Food Store
Bi1.1. ~ s Liquor Store
Ideal Barber Shop
Bi11.~s Elec. Service
~rJ. Memphis Auto Parts
Lumps 905 E. Broadway
Pulls Brothers
L & H. Plotors
Groc.
Baddour Bargain Center
Ace Liquor Store
Salesom
Groc.
ICay Furn. Co.
GJ. Plemph9.s Appl.
Abst. Co.
Sign Co.
6111 E. Broadway
Rotaton Candy Co.
i;roger
Broadway ?otors
Frisco Lines
F'eel.er. al Compress
Foleys Dept. Store
?deisburd D. G. Stcre
726 Broadway
':deisburd Liquor Store
J. T. Luttrell_
127_lt Broadtaay
Jimmy Moore
V, l°1. lhulavent
Clyde Hughes
.Jolut Carr
Roy Tucker
Arthur L. Smith, Jr.
G. B. Burton
0. F. Ikaylor
Henry S. ?~JiJ.son
Dic:-~ Iiorrison
I.7ss. J. A. Johnson
Edtiaard D. I~?cLeroy
.James Bledsoe
J. P?. Earney
L. II. Polk
I~. E. Roleson
Ra1_ph Hamilton
H. E. Ttanning
P?yra C. Briggs
C. (%. House
Fern Tanning
F. E. Arnett
~Jeona Food Store
227 E. Broadway
Charles DeGraff 22'7 F':. Broadway
Roger J. Giuntini
John ?~J, Tibbels
J. klodini
E. F. Bledsoe
6Jest 1`?emphis Barber
Shop
S . P?. Masters
F. M. James
GJest Ffhson
Florins Ba].lew
Grocery
1(00 Block
B. J. David
U7. E. Garrett
Dixie Cream Donut
P?rs. H. F. Furst
Real Estate
Mrs. Joe Esfinoza, Jr.
L. B. Conyers
C . W. Vaugktrt
M. IQ. Hobbs
F. ?leis
Fltunbe r
Edward Farrey
P. ~'Red'~ t`TcGlanahan
4J. B. Cole
Yancy ~ s Cafe
ldonder State Store
Broadtaay Fus•n. Co.
920 Broadway
1312 Broadway
922 Broadway
922E E. Broadway
911 E. Broadway
905 E. Broadway
901 Broadway
823 F;. Broadway
815 E. BWay
809 E. Broadway
807 E. Broadway
107 S. 11th
805 E. Broadway
801 E,. Broadway
810 E: Broadway
806 E. Broadway
333 S. 18th St.
West Memphis
526 E. Broadway
511 E. Broadway
1(80 E. Broaclvray
503 Broadway
601 Broadway
703 Braodway
713 Broadway
71.1 Broadway
1202 Broadway
L. ?J. C~.dire1.1_
101 E, roadway
103 Broadway
109 Broadway
203 N. Missouri
210 Frisco Drive
212 Ross
217 North Center
1107 E. Broadway
119 Missouri
113 E. Broadway
223 Cooper
270 I"J Bway
707 Broadway
115 ?.r. Broadway
1108 L'. Broadway
1x06 Broadway
102 Broadway
102 Braodway
321 Broadtaay
4Jest Plemphi.s
Federal. Savings
8c Loan
Charles J. Upton Co.
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J. E. Idobl.es ?2adio Station hJEb'I
J. E. Flemming 227 E. Broadway
John Freeman 227 E. Broadway
Jacl: W. Rich 301 E. Broadway
Cleo Harman 305 E. Braodway Tallest Irtemphis Sears
G. W. McAuley 307 Broadway ?,lest P4emphi.s
H. H. Graves G]est I7emphis, Arlc.
Walter Bootry
R. -LJ. A. I.1ori_ahi 377 E. Broadway 4Jest I4emphis, Ark.
I4artin E. K7.9ndworth 323 E, Broadway ;Jest Memphis
Nadyne hli.ndworth `08 IJ. P'Iissouri 6Jest Memphis
Chas. ?.,anone, Jr. 501 Broadway Delta Seed Corp.
Bill IL1inl:e 3014 E. Broadway Ben IQinke i4otor
R. E. Chadrick 2214 F. Broadtiray Bucks Coffee Shop
R. Ii. Ray, Jr. 220 Bro~lway Ray's Electric
J. It. Leggett 100 E. Broadway
Toney Feters 100 LJ, Broadway
After discussion of the matter, I-Iayor Fordyce appointed Aldermen Bledsoe, Rowton,
and Finley on a Committee to study the Petition and report their reconrnrendation to
the Council at the next meeting.
A conuni.ttee of colored property o-~aners and/or residents on Plorth 10th Street
appeared before the Council. to request the extension of graveling the street for a
di.stznce of 200 ft. and. the placing of a culvert in the street. After discussion
T^,ayor Fordyce advised the matter troul.d be tuxmed over to the City Engineer.
i4ayor Fordyce advised the Council. that a statement had been rendered by the
Crittenden hemori.al hospital in the amount of $p508.35 for hospitalization of a
City Prisoner, Bundy Crawford, and that the Hospital Authorities had requested
that the amount be credited to the account owed by the Hospital to the Light &
YJater Department. After discussion of the matter, the following motion was made by
Alderman Foster: That the statement of Crittenden Memorial Hospital be approved
and the ilayor and City Clerk be authorized to have the payment, credited to the
Light & i<Tater account. The motion was seconded by Alderman Finley, and upon the
matter being called to vote, the following voted:
Il„ve; Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burrow, Finley, Foster; Fowers, a.nd Rowton.
Nay: IJone .
9 statement from the fix•m of Vennum, Plewhall & Acl~man fer the codifying of the
ordinances irx the amowxt of ~16~f,100 less ti~750.00 previously paid was presented. to the
Council. After discussion of. the matter, the following motion was made by Alderman
Bollinger: That the sum of y~800.00 be paid the firm of Vennum, Plevrhal7.Rc Ackman at
this time and the balance due of ;;100.00 be retained until the completion of the
printing of the ordinances. The motion was seconded by Alderman Rowton, and upon the
matter being called to vote, the~ol7.oTaing voted:
Aye: $ledsoe, Bollinger, Burrow, Finley. Foster, Fowers. and RoVrton.
Nay: None.
Mayor Fordyce reported. to the Council that the securing of information on the
printing of the ordinances had been turned over to City Attorney Har•r.is.
A plat of Royal Gardens Subdivi.si_on being the Fractional nI iJ SE ~ 5ec. 8,
T-6-Id, R-9-E was presented to the Council by Attorney E. J. Rubens and C. H. Bonds, Jr.
for the Advance Development Co., Inc. Mayor Fordyce advised the Council that 'the
following recommendation had been made by hhe P1annIng Commission:
That the Flaruxing Commission recommend to the City Coruxcil the approval. of the plat
o.f Royal Gardens Subdivision and the zoninn of the subdi,.*ision for single fami7_y
residences upon conrpli.ance of all provisigns and conditions of Ordinances 1014 and
155 of the City of ?west P<'.amphis. City Engineer Smith advised the Council that he had
studies the Plat and that as presented it meet with the requirments o:f the City~s
Ordinances. Attorney Rubens advised that the Bil'1 of Assurance was being prepared and
trould be presented to the Cowrcil at a later date, thereupon, the following motion was
made by Alderman Foster: That the plat of the :loyal Gardens Subdivision be accepted
as reconunended by the Planning (.-onunission provided that 'the Bill of Assurance be
forth coming at the next meeting of the Council. The motion was seconded by Aldaman
Fin1e5-, and upon the matter being calJ.ed to vote, the fol).o?aing voted:
Aye: Bledsoe. Bollinger, Furrow, Finley. foster, Powers, and )to?stun.
Ilay: None.
City Engineer Smith presented to the Council. proposed City Standards for se?aer,
drainage, and street construction. After discussion, City Attorney Harris and City
Engineer Smith were instructed to prepare ordinances adopting the Standards for the
consideration of the Cowicil.
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I4ayor Fordyce was authorized to send letters for quotations to be submitted
at 7:30 F.II. January 2'Tth, 1953. on the following veh:i.cles:
3 - 2 Door Sedans
1 - !~ Door Sedan
2 - z Ton Fick-up Trucks
1 -Standard Bus-i.ness Plans coupe
Playor Fordyce advised that the folio*.aing office equipment was needed: Deslc,
chair, typewx•iter, and filing cabinet. I•lotion was made, passed, and adopted
authorizing the Piayor to purchase sa_i.d equipment.
The Building Inspector presented the folio*~n~rg building permits he had authorized
to be issued, motion eras made, passed, and. adopted duo confirm the actions of the
Building Inspector. in the issuance of the fo7loTaing permits:
Savings Oil Company
Plid South Oil Compansr
D. R. t°Jhite
Charlie Jackson
Tom Fo3*
G. Z~1. Hopkins
Victor Plays
E1iga Duncan
Ed Ling
C. J. Simpson Co.
Hecnnan Spicer
R. J. Sheridan
Ed Ploseley
I•lotion was made by Alderman Foster. to adjourn the meeting until 7:30 P.PI.
January 27, 7.953. The motion was seconded by Alderman >'otrers, and upon the
matter being called to vote, thefbllowing voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burrow, Finley, Foster, Powers, and Rowton.
clay: I1one .
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APPROVED: FEBRUARY Ll. 1053