CITY OF
LAREDO
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
M2002-R-018
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
1110 HOUSTON
STREET
LAREDO, TEXAS 78040
SEPTEMBER
16, 2002
5:30 P.M.
I. CALL TO ORDER
With a quorum present, Mayor Flores called the meeting to order.
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Mayor Elizabeth G. Flores led in the Pledge of Allegiance.
III. ROLL CALL
In attendance:
Elizabeth G. Flores, Mayor
Alfredo Agredano, Mayor
Pro Tempore, District I
Hector J. Garcia, Council
Member, District II
John C. Galo, Council Member, District III
Johnny Amaya, Council Member, District IV
Eliseo Valdez, Jr., Council
Member, District V
Gene Belmares, Council
Member, District VI
Jose A. Valdez, Jr., Council
Member, District VII
Juan Ramirez, Council Member, District
VIII
Gustavo Guevara, Jr., City
Secretary
Larry Dovalina, City
Manager
Cynthia Collazo, Assistant
City Manager
Jaime Flores, City
Attorney
IV. MINUTES
Approval
of the minutes of August 5, 2002 and August 19, 2002.
Motion to approve.
Moved: Mayor Pro Tempore Agredano
Second: Cm. E. Valdez, Jr.
For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
V. COMMUNICATIONS AND RECOGNITIONS
Announcements
Cm.
Agredano thanked all Laredoans who participated at the candlelight vigil
held on
September 11, 2002, at the Firefighters Hall.
Cm. Garcia expressed his appreciation for all
those people who opened up their hearts and
attended
the candlelight vigil in memory of those who lost their lives on September 11th.
Cm. E.
Valdez, Jr. reminded his constituents of District V of an informational meeting
to
be
conducted by the Army Corps of Engineers to provide information to the public
over
their
concerns about soil testing taking place.
The meeting will be held on Tuesday,
September 17, 2002, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Newman
Elementary Cafeteria at
1300
Alta Vista Road. There will be a formal
presentation over the results of the
environmental studies conducted at six locations at the former air
base.
Cm.
Belmares thanked City Manager Larry Dovalina and city staff for the coordinated
response
to the rain event. He also thanked Public Works Director Joe
Guerra and crew
for their
assistance following the second rain event.
He also commended the City Manager
and the Legal Department for their quick
response in their handling the legal contracts.
Cm. J.
Valdez, Jr. thanked the Laredo Fire Department, the Laredo Police Department,
the
Public
Works crew and city staff for their quick response during the severe
weather
conditions. He stated that
his heart goes out to those folks who have been affected by the
rainstorms and looks
forward to resolving these problems.
Cm.
Ramirez thanked the Holiday Inn Civic Center and the Laredo National Bank for
the
special
event held on September 11th.
He also announced that the Laredo Bridge System
will be
having a Steak Sale on Saturday, September 21, 2002, at Wal-Mart. The proceeds
from
this steak sale will go to help United Way.
He also mentioned that he has seen a
huge
improvement on the sidewalk project at San Francisco Xavier neighborhood.
Mayor
Flores read a letter she wrote to the Laredo Morning Times:
“The
members of the City Council and I would like to thank everyone who joined us as
we closed Laredo’s commemoration of the September 11th events with a
candlelight vigil. All day long,
Laredoans remembered that tragic day and the unimaginable losses. We stood
together in our homes, churches and synagogues,
schools, fire stations, parks and buildings
to remember and to reaffirm our resolve to
defend our country and our loved ones.
It was fitting that we ended the day at a place
built by the men and women who are our rescuers. Whose brothers and sisters were taken while doing their job and
whose efforts will never be forgotten.
After that dreadful day last year, I remember the spirit of Laredo with
great pride. I remember the people that
lined up to give blood, to pray, to put money into the Firefighter’s Boot. I remember people that asked “what more can
we do?” I remember the spirit of
Laredo.
All year, people in cities all across America
wept together and prayed together. We
have felt great sorrow but we have emerged with great strength, and one purpose
– to defeat terrorism. Our freedom will
not be taken from us. The people who
died on September 11th did not die in vain. We shall remember and we shall
overcome. For after all, we live in
America. America – the land of the
Free, home of the Brave. Thank you,
Laredo.
With all my respect and love,
Betty G. Flores
Mayor of Laredo”
Invtations
a. Invitation by Andres S. Rodriguez author of
“Cien Poesias” to his autograph session on
October 3, 2002 at the Public Library.
Mayor Flores announced that Mr. Rodriguez became
ill and is unable to attend tonight’s
council meeting to formally invite the citizens
to his autograph session. She stated
that Mr. Rodriguez is personally inviting the Council Members and citizens to
his autograph session to be held on October 3, 2002, at the Main Public Library
on East Calton Road from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Recognitions
a. Recognition
of Henry Leal, Dan Olivas, Hector Chapa of Wendy's, Coastal Conservation
Association, Onyx Benavides, Danny Garcia and Laredo Coca-Cola Bottling
Company, Incorporated, for their sponsorship and assistance in the City of
Laredo Parks and Recreation Fishing Derby on August 3, 2002.
Horacio De Leon, Parks and Recreation Director, presented the
sponsors of this annual fishing derby with a plaque for their endeavors. He mentioned that the event would not be
possible without the dedication, resources, and time given by these fine
sponsors.
Communiqués
VI. APPOINTMENTS TO COMMISSIONS, BOARDS AND
COMMITTEES
a. Announcement
by Mayor Elizabeth G. Flores of appointment of Arabella Peña to the Laredo Housing Authority.
b. Appointment by Council Member Johnny Amaya
of Adriana Ramos to the Laredo
Commission for Women.
c. Appointment by
Council Member Johnny Amaya of Sylvia Byrd to the Laredo
Commission for Women.
d. Appointment by Council Member Jose Valdez of
Blanca Nalaschi to the Laredo
Women’s Commission.
Motion to approve.
Moved:
Cm. Galo
Second: Mayor Pro Tempore Agredano
For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
VII. PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. Public
hearing and introductory ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance Map of the
City of Laredo by rezoning Lots 13 and 14, Block
2, Jacaman Ranch Subdivision, Unit 6, Jacaman Commercial Park, located
northeast of Rosson Lane, from B-4 (Highway Commercial District) to B-3
(Community Business District); providing for publication and effective date. The Planning and Zoning Commission has
recommended denial of the proposed zone change.
Motion to postpone.
Moved:
Cm. E. Valdez, Jr.
Second:
Cm. J. Valdez, Jr.
For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
2. Public
hearing and introductory ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance Map of the
City of Laredo by rezoning Lots 1 and 2, Block
408, Eastern Division, located at 519 East Saunders Street, from B-3 (Community
Business District) to B-4 (Highway Commercial District); providing for
publication and effective date. The
Planning and Zoning Commission has recommended denial of the proposed zone
change.
Motion to postpone.
Moved:
Cm. E. Valdez, Jr.
Second:
Cm. J. Valdez, Jr.
For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
3. Public
hearing and introductory ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance Map of the
City of Laredo by rezoning Lot 1, Block 1825,
Eastern Division, located at 2201 Lyon Street, from R-1 (Single Family
Residential District) to B-3 (Community Business District); providing for
publication and effective date. The
Planning and Zoning Commission has recommended denial of the proposed zone
change.
Motion to open the public hearing.
Moved:
Cm. Galo
Second:
Cm. J. Valdez, Jr.
For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Ricardo Guardiola, property owner, requested
approval of a zone change to allow for use as a used car lot on the property.
Motion to close the public hearing and introduce
as a Conditional Use Permit for one year with restrictions as stated in the
communication sheet.
Moved:
Cm. Amaya
Second:
Cm. Ramirez
For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Ordinance Introduction: Cm.
Amaya
4. Public
hearing and adoption of Resolution 2002-R-078 adopting the Comprehensive
Plan of the City of Laredo with amendment in
compliance with Article IX, Section 9.03 of the Charter of the City of Laredo.
Motion to open the public hearing.
Moved:
Mayor Pro Tempore Agredano
Second:
Cm. Belmares
For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Motion to close the public hearing and adopt Resolution
# 2002-R-078.
Moved:
Cm. Belmares
Second:
Mayor Pro Tempore Agredano
For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
5. Public
hearing and introductory ordinance authorizing the issuance of City of Laredo,
Texas Subordinate Sewer System Revenue Bonds,
Series 2002, in the amount of $710,000.00; and awarding the sale for the bonds
to the Texas Water Development Board and making provisions for the security
thereof; and authorizing the amendment to the City’s budget to appropriate such
proceeds for the purpose authorized herein; and ordaining other matters
relating to the subject.
Motion to open the public hearing.
Moved: Cm. Belmares
Second: Mayor Pro Tempore
Agredano
For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing and introduce.
Moved: Cm. Galo
Second: Mayor Pro Tempore
Agredano
For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Ordinance Introduction: City
Council
6. Public
hearing and introductory ordinance authorizing the issuance of City of Laredo,
Texas Subordinate Water System Revenue Bonds,
Series 2002, in the amount of $741,000.00; and awarding the sale of the bonds
to the Texas Water Development Board and making provisions for the security
thereof; and authorizing the amendment to the City’s budget to appropriate such
proceeds for the purpose authorized herein; and ordaining matters relating to
the subject.
Motion to open the public hearing.
Moved:
Mayor Pro Tempore Agredano
Second:
Cm. Garcia
For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing and
introduce.
Moved:
Mayor Pro Tempore Agredano
Second:
Cm. Belmares
For:
8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Ordinance Introduction: City Council
7. Public
hearing and introductory ordinance amending the City of Laredo Fiscal Year
2002 by appropriating revenues in the following
Funds: Certificates of Obligation
Series 1998 $40,754.00, DPW Infrastructure Development $46,800.00 and Capital
Improvements $399,533.00 and appropriating expenditures by the same amounts in
respective funds. The funds will be
appropriated to fund the Alexander Park Project.
Motion to open the public hearing.
Moved:
Cm. Galo
Second:
Mayor Pro Tempore Agredano
For:
8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing and
introduce.
Moved:
Cm. E. Valdez, Jr.
Second:
Cm. Belmares
For:
8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Ordinance Introduction: City Council
8. Public
hearing and introductory ordinance amending the City of Laredo’s FY 2001-02
General Fund annual budget by appropriating
revenues and expenditures in the amount of $100,000.00, $50,268.00 for August
2002 and $49,732.00 estimated for September 2002. Expenditures will only be incurred and disbursed if the revenue
is collected by the Tax Department.
Motion to open the public hearing.
Moved:
Mayor Pro Tempore
Second:
Cm. Galo
For:
8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing and
introduce.
Moved:
Cm. Agredano
Second:
Cm. Galo
For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Ordinance Introduction: City Council
9. Public
hearing and introductory ordinance authorizing an increase in the bridge toll
rate
schedule for southbound pedestrian traffic as
further described in exhibit “A” and hereby repealing all conflicting sections
in all ordinances currently in effect.
Motion to open the public hearing.
Moved:
Mayor Pro Tempore Agredano
Second:
Cm. Galo
For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing and
introduce.
Moved:
Mayor Pro Tempore Agredano
Second:
Cm. E. Valdez, Jr.
For:
5 Against: 3 Abstain: 0
Cm. Galo
Cm. Amaya
Cm. Ramirez
Ordinance Introduction: City Council except Cm. Galo, Cm.
Amaya and Cm. Ramirez
10. Public
hearing and introductory ordinance authorizing the City Manager to enter into a
contract with South Texas Development Council
(STDC) and amend the City of Laredo FY 2001-2002 annual budget by appropriating
the amount of $107,754.00 for the HIV/AIDS Health and Social Services Project
of the City of Laredo Health Department for the period beginning September 1, 2002
through August 31, 2003.
Motion to open the public hearing.
Moved:
Cm. Galo
Second:
Mayor Pro Tempore Agredano
For:
8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing and
introduce.
Moved:
Cm. Galo
Second:
Cm. Amaya
For:
8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Ordinance Introduction: City Council
11. Public
hearing and introductory ordinance amending the City of Laredo FY 2001-
2002 budget by appropriating additional funds in
the amount of $5,400.00 for the Bureau of Women’s Health, Breast and Cervical
Cancer Control Project (BCCCP) of the City of Laredo Health Department and
extending the contract period by one month from the period beginning September
1, 2001, through August 31, 2002 to
September 1, 2001, through September 30, 2002.
Motion to open the public hearing.
Moved:
Mayor Pro Tempore Agredano
Second:
Cm. Garcia
For:
8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing and introduce.
Moved:
Cm. Galo
Second:
Cm. Amaya
For:
8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Ordinance Introduction: City Council
12. Public
hearing and introductory ordinance amending the City of Laredo FY 2001-2002
annual budget
by appropriating additional funds in the amount of $70,000 from the
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC), now known as the Texas
Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), to continue the operation of the
two continuous air monitoring stations (CAMS) by the City of Laredo Health
Department, and extending the contract period for one year from September 1,
2001, through August 31, 2002, to September 1, 2001, through August 31, 2003.
Motion to open the public hearing.
Moved:
Cm. Galo
Second:
Mayor Pro Tempore Agredano
For:
8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing and
introduce.
Moved:
Cm. Galo
Second:
Cm. Amaya
For:
8 Against: Abstain:
Ordinance Introduction: City Council
13. Public
hearing and introduction of an ordinance amending the City of Laredo’s FY
2001-2002 annual budget in the General Fund by
appropriating revenues in the amount of $785,800.00, which were received in the
electric franchise settlement with Central Power & Light, and appropriating
expenditures in the amount of $785,800.00, which will be placed in a restricted
reserve, and authorizing the City Manager to implement said budget.
Motion to open the public hearing.
Moved:
Cm. Galo
Second:
Mayor Pro Tempore Agredano
For:
8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing and
introduce.
Moved:
Cm. Galo
Second:
Mayor Pro Tempore Agredano
For:
8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Ordinance Introduction: City Council
VIII. GENERAL COUNCIL DISCUSSIONS AND
PRESENTATIONS
14. A. Request
by Mayor Pro-Tempore Alfredo Agredano
1. Discussion
with possible action regarding the status of Newman Park behind
Perez
Elementary School.
Horacio De Leon, Parks and Recreation Director, reported that the
property was acquired last month. This
project is identified under the Capital Improvement Program for the year 2003
where the City has $200,000.00 for the design.
The park includes a recreation center and park amenities for a total of
$2,000,000.00.
2. Discussion with possible action regarding
abandoned homes in Century City.
Erasmo Villarreal, Community
Development Director, reported that on these particular properties, the Code
Enforcement staff sent notices to the owners advising that they were not in
compliance because of overgrown weeds and vegetation. He added that staff has proceeded to take these units forward as
a force clean due to fire hazards because of the accumulation of rubbish. He stated that his department has secured
the contractors bids and by Wednesday the units will be force cleaned.
B.
Request by Council Member Johnny Amaya
1.
Discussion with possible action
regarding the timeframe for installing a traffic
light at the intersection of Jefferson
and San Francisco.
Traffic Department Roberto Murillo reported that they will
begin with the design for the traffic light in mid-October. He mentioned that they plan to utilize some
of the used poles from other poles. He
anticipates that they will have the installation in place by February,
2003.
2. Discussion with possible action regarding
the McPherson Road widening project.
Rogelio Rivera, City Engineer, reported that they are about 95%
complete with the project. There are
only two major areas pending which include the completion of Bustamante Street
and the intersection by Saunders. He
stated that they also have a water line to replace but they are still waiting
for a permit from TxDOT. The rest of
the area is complete; all they are pending are three handicap ramps to
complete.
C.
Request by Council Member Eliseo Valdez, Jr.
1. Status report on Casa Verde Road, with
possible action.
Rogelio Rivera, City Engineer, reported that as of two weeks
ago, the City Manager received word from TxDOT that they would not be
completing the work on Loop 20 until December.
This has prompted the City Manager to look into an alternative roadway
to access the arena area which would be Casa Verde Road. The department has done some alignment for
utilities on the road and Public Works has already done some grading. His department is planning on paving the
road, but they have to install some crossings before they do this. The Utilities Department is providing them
with several stations where they will need the crossings so that the conduits
can be placed across the roadway. Once
that is done, then Public Works crew will take care of the paving within a
week.
2. Discussion with possible action regarding
Chaparral area flooding.
Mrs. Yolanda Garcia, resident of Chaparral Subdivision, stated
that they still
require more assistance from the City to prevent the flooding problems
that develop with the heaving rains.
She wants to make the council aware that it is very difficult for the
residents to cope with these flooding incidents in their neighborhood. They are constantly on a state of alert
whenever it rains.
Cm. E. Valdez, Jr. mentioned that although the City has
increased the capacity to some of the outlets and inlets in the area, there is
still some more work that needs to be done to alleviate the concerns of the
residents.
Rogelio Rivera, City Engineer, reported that the City has
restricted some of the post development flows.
Most of the developers have had to detain their post development flow as
a result of the new ordinances.
However, when the city receives rains like we have lately, there will be
problems as a result of the downpour in a short period of time. In the Chaparral area, the department has
widened the inlets and it has made improvements downstream. He added that Brown and Root made some
recommendations for additional improvements.
The study suggests building whatever ponds are necessary on the upstream
end. This would entail constructing
something similar to a detention pond in order to hold back the waters and give
the waters downstream a chance to recede.
Cm. Galo inquired as to what the language is in the ordinance
that explains to someone who is planning on building in a flood plain.
Keith Selman, City Planner, stated that construction is allowed
in a flood plain area, but there are a lot of things that need to take place
before construction can occur in the flood plain. In some of these instances, the flood plain was determined by an
engineer. The finished floor elevation
was determined to be eighteen inches and the elevation of the finished floor
showed up on the face of the plan as well.
Whether the contractor met that requirement or not is what is at
question. He added that the City has
passed an ordinance which physically requires the full documentation on that
flood plain determination but also requires prior to the pouring of the slab an
elevation certificate.
Cm. Agredano inquired whether the City has pinpointed the areas
that constantly flood every time it rains.
Keith Selman, City Planner, replied that City Council has been
very aggressive over the last ten years in doing drainage improvements to
mitigate flooding.
Rogelio Rivera stated that there are areas where nothing has
been done such as in those areas that stay in their natural state, but where
the City has development that is being controlled the City is making headway
along those lines.
Larry Dovalina, City Manager, stated that this was an unusual
rain event and people need to understand that.
There are some homeowners that got at least two feet of water in their
homes that were not in flood plains.
D. Request by Council Member Juan Ramirez
1. Discussion
with possible action regarding the residential parking permit pilot
program.
Roberto Murillo, Traffic Director, reported that
this item was presented before the Transportation Committee in August. He stated that they will begin the program
in the Magnet School area and will meet with the residents in early
October. They will try to implement the
program some time in mid October. The
purpose of the program is to provide some parking for the residents where there
is limited parking. Eventually, he
plans to expand the program to other high school areas. He added that there would be no charge for
the permit since it is operating as a pilot program. The department will issue three permits per household and one
permit for a visitor.
Larry Dovalina, City Manager, stated that they
have a lot of issues around several of the high schools. He mentioned that staff would come back to
City Council with a report and try to localize another area for the pilot
program.
2. Discussion with possible action regarding
abandoned tires.
Hector Gonzalez, Health Director, reported that the department
has a budget to handle one tire collection per month. They are working with the Environmental Services and Public Works
crews for a routine collection of tires as well. He added that the current grant only allows for a monthly
collection and they had calculated about six hundred tires and they are
collecting between 800 to 1400 tires.
He stated that they can try to do one collection next week and then do
one final collection toward the end of the month.
Riazul Mia, Environmental Services Director, reported that
their next event would have been in November, but he has received a request to
assign those monies and schedule the tire collection now. The department will issue a public service
announcement to inform the public when they open the Recycling Center for
disposal of abandoned tires.
3. Discussion
with possible action on the paving of the south side of the 1000 block
of
Coke Street.
Rogelio Rivera, City Engineer, reported that they have taken a
look at the area and have taken measurements of the south side of the
sidewalk. The cost for working on this
project would run about $5,525.00 for the one block. He has provided a copy of a proposed change order which includes
other items that have been requested on sidewalks. He stated that the grand total on that change order is $15,723.39
and is working on obtaining funding for it in order to assign it to the
contractor.
Motion to provide funding for the south side of the 1000 block
of Coke Street from District VIII discretionary funds.
Moved: Cm. Ramirez
Second: Cm. J. Valdez,
Jr.
For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
4. Discussion with possible action regarding
traffic around San Agustin Plaza.
Traffic Director Roberto Murillo reported that a study was done
back in March, 2001 which was intended to monitor the traffic circulation in
that area. The results provided by
Alliance Engineering was that everything was operating properly at level
service A which is the best rating and, therefore, no action was taken at that
time. They did provide an alternative
solution which entailed reversing the traffic flow around San Agustin Plaza to
provide another way out of the area.
Their estimate at that time was for $60,000.00 to make that change. He added that the only option would be that every
time that someone schedules an event, Grant Street could be reversed during
special events where motorists would only be allowed to travel in the opposite
direction to get traffic flowing.
IX. INTRODUCTORY ORDINANCES
15. Providing
for the adoption of a tax rate of $0.630537 per $100.00 value with a
Maintenance and Operation rate of $0.487580 per
$100.00 value and an Interest and Sinking Fund rate of $0.145776 per $100.00
value and of the levy and the collection of General and Special Ad Valorem and
Beverage Taxes for the City of Laredo for the tax year 2002 and the fiscal year
2002-2003.
Ordinance Introduction: City Council except for Cm. Galo, with corrections to the rate: $0.630534 and the maintenance and operations
rate: $0.484758
16. Authorizing
the City Manager to execute a lease renewal with Pinkerton’s Inc. and
Burns International Security Services Corporation
for two office spaces totaling approximately 500 square feet and located at
International Bridges I and II.
a. Lease term is for one (1) year commencing on
November 1, 2002 and ending on
October 31, 2003.
b. Monthly rent shall be $2,200.00 for both
properties.
c. City of Laredo may terminate this lease
within ninety (90) days written notice.
Ordinance Introduction:
City Council
17. Closing
as public easements the following streets located in the area known as the
“Embargo Yard” of the Texas Mexican Railway
Company situated in the Eastern Division, City of Laredo, County of Webb, Texas
conveyed by the City of Laredo to said company, by Warranty Deed dated March
12, 1884 and recorded in Volume 13, Pages 11-14, Deed Records of Webb County
Texas.
a. Aldama Street between the West right-of-way
line of Tilden Avenue and the East
right-of-way line of Logan Avenue.
b. Aldama Street between the West right-of-way
line of Logan Avenue and the West
boundary line of the Texas Mexican
Railway Company’s “Embargo Yard” including
the intersections.
c. Willow Street between the West right-of-way
line of Logan Avenue and the West
boundary line of the Texas Mexican
Railway Company’s “Embargo Yard” including
the intersections.
d. Chacon Street between the West right-of-way
line of Tilden Avenue and the West
boundary line of the Texas Mexican
Railway Company’s “Embargo Yard” including
the intersections save and except the
East one-half section of Chacon Street between
Tilden and Logan Avenue.
e. Piedra China Street between the West
right-of-way line of Tilden Avenue and the
West boundary line of the Texas Mexican Railway Company’s “Embargo Yard”
including the intersections.
f. Green Street between the West right-of-way
line of Tilden Avenue and the West
boundary
line of the Texas Mexican Railway Company’s “Embargo Yard” including
the intersections.