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NO. 13473 ORDER REQUESTING STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHYdAYS AND PUBLIC ^1RANSPORTATION TO EXTEND
LOOP 534 TO STATE HIGHWAY 16
On this the 9th day of October, 1978 came on to be heard and considered by the Court
the matter of extending State Loop 534 to intersect with State Highway 16 at the Kerrville
City Limits; and it appearing to the Court that such an extension along the present route
of F. M. Road 689, also designated as State Highway 173, would serve to provdie a connecting
link which would serve the entire traffic flow pattern entering into the eastern and southern
perifories of the Kerrville metropolitan area, and in so doing the State Department of High-
ways and Public Transportation would be eliminating the only remaining section of F. M. Road
689 which has not been reconstructed to modern traffic standards and which, in addition to
carrying the normal traffic flow of F. M. 689, must also now serve one of the largest residen-
tial development areas outside the corporate limits of the City of Kerrville; it is ordered on
motion by Commissioner Stone, seconded by Commissioner Sallee, and unanimously approved by
the Court that the Commissioners' Court of Kerr County does hereby recommend and request that
State Loop 534 as heretofore designated and planned by the State Department of Highways and
Public Transportation be extended in a westerly direction from its presently planned southern
termination along the existing route of F. M. Road 689 (State Highway 173) so as to intersect
with State Highway 16 at the City Limits of the City of Kerrville; and, in furtherance of
this request, Kerr County will agree to acquire the necessary right of way for the State of
Texas in conformance with existing statutory procedures.
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NO. 13474 ORDER GRANTING KERRVILLE LITTLE LEAGUE, INC. AUTHORITY TO USE PART OF AGRICULTURAL
EXHIBITION BUILDING GROUNDS FOR LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL FIELD
On this the 9th day of October, 1978, came on to be heard and considered by the Court
the request of Kerrville Little League, Inc. to use a part of the Agricultural Exhibition
Building grounds for amusement and recreational purposes associated with Little League Baseball
activities; and it appearing to the Court that a portion of the area lying east of the existing
building and parking area is not being utilized by the Kerrville Indian Baseball Club pursuant
to authority granted by Order No. 8910 entered on the 11th day of July, 1961, and that as a
result of negotiations with the officials of Kerrville Little League, Inc. and the Kerrville
Indian Baseball Club it has been agreed by mutual consent of the two organizations that they
share the use of the hereinafter described area in a manner which will not interfere with the
primary right of use by the Kerrville Indian Baseball Club which is hereby recognized and
acknowledged by all parties, including an agreement that no Little League Baseball games
be scheduled on Sundays which is the primary day of use by the Kerrville Indians Baseball
Club; it is ordered on motion by Commissioner Sallee, seconded by Commissioner Garrett, and
unanimously approved by the Court that Kerrville Little League, Inc. be granted authority
to use the aforesaid area as hereinafter deliriiated for amusement and recreational purposes
on the basis and terms hereinbefore and hereinafter set forth; and it is further ordered that
the land area to be used hereunder be delineated as follows:
BEGINNING at a point where an existing barbed wire fence lying to the east of the Agricultural
Building intersects the south right of way line of State Highway 27;
THENCE southwest with said existing barbed wire fence a distance of 100 yards; THENCE South-
east for a distance of 90 yards; THENCE easterly making a 45 degree angle to a point in the
south right of way line of State Highway 27 which point is located 150 yards southeast of the
point of beginning; THENCE northwesterly with the Highway 27 right of way line a distance of