3 ~ p was begun end holden e Special Term of the Commissioners' Court of Kerr County, et the Court
7 House thereof, in the City of Kerrville, Texe s, officers present:
Non. Joe W. Burka tt,JF.T - - - - - - - - - County Judge,
Henry Ec Kate in, - - - - - - - - - - -Commissioner, Precinct No. 1,
V. D. Powell, - - - - - - - - - - - - Commissioner, Precinct No. 2,
Chas. H. Molter, - - - - - - - - - - -Commissioner, Precinct No. 3,
W. H. Purr, - - - - - - - - - - - - - Commissioner, Precinct No. 4,
Earl Gerr et t, Sheriff end Lawrence Stephens, County Clerk, end the Court having been specially
opened, the following proceedings were he d, to-wit:
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No. 4646. APPROVAL OF PLANS BY RES IIIENT STATE HZGHV7AY ENGINEER FOR RIGHT-OF=AAY PLANE HWY (/39
This the 1st day oP DCa rch, A. D., 1950, came on to be examined by the Court the plans end
petition of R. H. 'Lie gl er, Resident State Highway Engineer, District x/15 of Kerrville,Kerr Cou
Texas, for right-oP-way for State Highway ~39, Section 1 & 2 through Kerr and Reel Counties,
which begins at a point from U. S. Highw ey '~83 in Real County, toe point 8.1 miles So uthweat
of Camp Mystic, De ing a length of 18.479 miles. And it appearing to the Court that this pro-
ject has been in the he nda of the State Department for over two years, end that Kerr County is
lieb le for securing the right-of-way, if this project Ss approved. After thorough examination
as to the route desired by the State, the Court thought it to the best interest to Lha County,
that said route should be accepted. Therefore by motion duly made by Eckstein, seconded by
Purr, and unanimously approved by the Court that Lhe right-of-way ae presented by R. H. Liegle
be accepted according to Lhe plans left 1n possession oP Lhe County Clerk, end that the Court
will attempt to satisfy the property owners as they seam expedient.
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No. 4647. AGREEI~NT BETWEEN THE COURT MEMBERS ON FUTURE RIGHT-OF-WAY REALLOCATIONS.
This the 1st day of March, A. D, 1950, came on to be considered by the Court the present
and future determinations for any right-of-way realloaetio na, demegea and/or agreements with
right-oP-way property owners. And it appearing to the Court that the mate rlels in connection
with the Pence building should be on a equal balls. Therefore, by m©tion duly made by Molter,
seconded by Eckstein, end unanimously approved by the Court, ttet Lhe following policy be folic
to-wit: To build new Pence where necessary--to cons let of 5" heart cedar posts on 30' aentera
with 3 stays oP heart ceder, between two posts; 2 strand of barb wire (smooth); 35" - 12" atfly
wire; posts to be set in ground with the, bottbme the re of .s~wad `.o PP blunt to .help reinforce th ei
sturdiness, according to a good ranchers practice.
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No. 4648. ~,GREEE~N'P OF SETTLEMENT WITH WILL AULD 1N RE: HIfhiWAY #39
This the let day of March, A. D. 1950, came on to be mss ide red by Lhe Court the damages
of Highway No. 39 to Will Auld property. Whereupon the Court considering Lhe erection of the
fences end Lhe routing of water lines Prom his well, deems it edviae ble to pay Lir. Auld damages
and let him be reapo nslble for such erections. Therefore by motion duly made by Eckstein,
Court, that
a eoonded by EOo lter, end unenimo uely approved by the /Ke rr County pay Will Auld $2,931.60, less
$293.16 being Lhe pro rate amount to be paid by Real County, Por full payment of fencing end
re-routing of water Lo the North aide of Eighwey No. 39, sad that Kerr County receive in return
on his property
an easement on State Highway Forms end provided that Kerr County be not Further obligated on th
said fencing and water route. That Idr. Auld be paid one half of Lhe amount ell died by this
Court on said damages, end Lhe bal anaa oP said amount upon completion by Mr. Auld of the fencin
and routing oP aeid water lines on his place. And Lhe County Clerk be end is hereby directed
to draw voucher against the County Treasurer for one-half the aggregate due by Kerr County, to