purchase documents and to obtain financing for the purchase
of said building. The bid deposit and down payment are to be
paid fr-om current funds available for capitol improvements
and from unobligated reser^ves. The budget is hereby amended
as necessary.
IT I$ FURTHER ORDERED that an interest and sinking fund of
two percent is hereby established and set aside for each year
for^ the purpose of repaying the interest and principal on
this debt and a sufficient tax is hei^eby established for- the
repayment of said debt until the same has been repaid.
ORDER NO. 2069
~,' RELRTING 70 THE OFFER OF SETTELEMENT ENTERED
RY THIS COURT IN SUBLETT V$. KERR COUNTY
ON RF'RIL 18, 1991
On this the 2nd day of December, upon motion made by
Commissioner Oehler, seconded by Commissioner Holekamp, the
Court unanimously approved by a vote of 4-0-0~ to consider
the matter of the Order of the Court memorialixiag the oral
offer of settlement made to R. C. 5ublett in his suit against
FCer-r County concerning Cardinal Hill Road and after reviewing
the facts it is the finding of this Gourt that the offer
dated April 18, 1991, was rejected 6y Mr. S~.iblett and that at
least one counter-offer was made by Mr. Su6lett subsequent to
his rejection and that other negotiations were entered into
between the parties after the offer. Further, it is the
~-- finding of this Court that all
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negotiations failed when Mr. Sublett constructed a gate
across the road in question in violation of his agreement
with the County. There was no need, therefore, to formally
withdraw the offer since it ter^minated by operation of law
and by the conduct of the par^ties and the termination of the
offer- prior to the attempted acceptance by Mr. Sublett is
her-e by ratified. If any such offer, or part thereof survived
it was through mutual mistake of the parties.
COMMISSIONERS' CDURT CDNVENED IN SPECIRL SESSION on Tuesday,
December 3, 1991 with the following officers present:
W. G. Stacy, County Judge, R. Gordon Morgan, Commissioner
F'rect # 1, T. H. Lackey, Commissioner F'rect # 2, Glenn K.
Holekamp, Commissioner F'r•ec4 # ?~, Bruce Oehler, Commissioner
F'rect # 4 and the following proceedings were had:
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Discussion of activities and operation of the Boar^d of
Managers of the Kerr County Emer-gency Communication District
1911 Board>
R11 members of Commissioners' Court were present five members
of the City Council of Kerrville, and four members of City
Council of Ingram were present. Disc~.ission of removing
member-s of the 911 Board were discussed but no action was
taken at this time. Sever^al members of the public spoke out
on the 911 System of the operations and the system being
needed in Kerr County. The public feels it would be a
mistake to do away with the system and feels that the
different entities should try to wor^k with one another for
this would be in the best interest of all concerned.
COMMISSIONERS' COURT RDJOURNED RT 3:30 P. M.
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