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the matter of unauthorized hunting of wild game animals and the discharge of firearms on the
City-County Airport and the unauthorized use of Airport property as a route of access by
persons trespassing on private property adjoining the Airport, and it appearing to the Court
that the discharge of firearms on the Airport property either in the course of hunting wild
game animals or otherwise endangers both the installations, personnel and aircraft on the
Airport property as well as residences on adjoining private property, it is ordered on motion
by Commissioner Stone, seconded by Commissioner Witt and unanimously approved by the Court
that the hunting of wild game animals, either in or out of season, and the discharge of fire-
arms either in hunting or otherwise be prohibited on all parts of the City-County Airport
Property, and it is further ordered that all unauthorized persons be barred from using the
Airport property as a route of approach to adjacent private property for any purpose, including
hunting.
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N0, 9609 ORDER CLASSIFYING CADE ROAD AND CAVE SPRING ROAD IN COMMISSIONER'S PRECINCT N0. 4
On this the 22nd day of November 1963, came on to be heard and considered by the Court the
matter of classifying two roads in Commissioner's Precinct No, !}, and it appearing to the
Court that a classification of these roads as authorized under the terms of Article 6704,
Texas Civil Statutes is necessary and desirable, it is ordered on motion by Commissioner Stone
seconded by Commissioner Witt and unanimously approved by the Court that the following public
roadways in Precinct No. 4 be classified as second class public roads with a minimum width of
4o feet:
1. The Public Road known as the Cade Road commencing at its intersection with the South
Right-of-Way line of State Highway No, 39 east of the Ingram Dam and running south across the
Guadalupe River and continuing in a westerly and northwesterly airection as now laid out a
total distance of 1,9 miles more or less to the point of its intersection with the Rio Vista
Road at a point on the South hank of the Guadalupe River,
2, The Public Road known as the Cave Spring Road commencing at the point of its inter-
section with the North Right-of-Way line of State Highway No. 39 at a point opposite Station ,_,
lts2b + 50.2 of the centerline of said Highway, and running in a northwesterly direction as
now laid out a total distance of 0.4 miles more or less to a point in the East line of the
Rita Gable property.
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xo, 9610 ORDER AUTRORIZING COUNTY JUDGE 'I'0 EXECUTE AND DELIVER OIL LEASE ON AIRPORT PROPERTY
On this the 22nd day of November, 1963 came on for consideration by the Commissioners
Court of Kerr County, Texas the proposal of G, L, Rowsey that Kerr County execute and deliver
to him a certain oil, gas and mineral lease covering the undivided 1/2 interest of Kerr County
in and to that certain 367.23 acres comprising the Municipal Airport known as Louis Schreiner
Field, and being all of those lands described in that deed from the City of Kerrville to Kerr
County as is of record in Vol, 92, Page 491, Kerr County Deed Recorda, less that tract of
24,97 acres conveyed by Kerr County to the City of Kerrville during the year 1960, it being
agreed that the lease offered shall embody substantially the same general and special provisions
and be for the same term as that now cancelled lease executed by Kerr County to H. M. Naylor
pursuant to Order No. 8617 of the Commissioners Court as recorded in Vol. L, Page 355 of the
Minutes of the Court, and that the bonus paid and the annual delay rental to be paid shall be
at the rate of $1,C;0 per acre for 163,62 acres (1/2 of the total net acreage described) and