HomeMy WebLinkAboutRES 1985 - Demarcation Round RockResolution of Understanding and
Agreement Between the City of
Round Rock, Texas and the City of
Georgetown, Texas Establishing a
Line of Demarcation for Expansion
of Each City's Respective Extra -
Territorial Jurisdiction
WHEREAS, the City of Round Rock, Texas and the City of
Georgetown, Texas have identified a need to provide for the
orderly and logical future expansion of their corporate
limits; and
WHEREAS, each City has established a separate extra-
territorial jurisdiction in which they exercise development
authority; and
WHEREAS, the extra -territorial jurisdiction of each
City may be expanded from time to time as the corporate
area of the City increases; and
WHEREAS, the City of Round Rock, Texas and the City of
Georgetown, Texas desire to cooperate in establishing a
line of demarcation across which neither City will expand
its extra -territorial 3urisdication; and
WHEREAS, the line of demarcation is established and
described as follows:
Beginning at the Southwest corner of the William S. Parker
Survey Abstract A-9 , thence North 710 East to the Southeast
corner of the said William S. Parker Survey;
Thence, North 190 West along the East boundary of the said
William S. Parker Survey and continuing along the common boundary
of the Walter Campbell Survey, Abstract A-3,and the Anastasha
Carr Survey, Abstract A-122 to the Northeast corner of the said
Walter Campbell Survey;
Thence, North 71° East along the Northern boundary of the
Anastasha Carr Survey to the Northeast corner of said
Anastasha Carr Survey;
Thence, South 19° East along the East boundary line of the
Anastasha Carr Survey and continuing along the East boundary line
of the J.D. Anderson Survey, Abstract A-16, coinciding with the
West boundary of the John Powell Survey, Abstract A-491, to the
Southwest corner of the Powell Survey;
Thence, North 710 East a distance of 5,800' along the
Southern boundary line of the John Powell Survey;
Thence North 19° West a distance of 4,7251;
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Thence, North 710 East a distance of 6,3751;
Thence, South 50 East a distance of 1,6001;
Thence, South 190 East a distance of 3, 3751;
Thence, North 710 East a distance of 1,800' along the Southern
boundary lane of the John Powell Survey;
Thence, in a generally Easterly course, as follows
North 69°16'40" East a distance of 1586.45';
Thence, North 80° 30103" East a distance of 46.671;
Thence, North 69027124" East a distance of 342.281;
Thence, North 69°14'36" West a distance of 1,033.08';
Thence, North 68043135" East a distance of 741.52' to its
intersection with the Western boundary of the Georgetown
Railroad R.O.W.=
Thence, North 6041124" East a distance of 580.3' at all times
following along the Western boundary of the Georgetown Railroad
R.O.W.;
Thence, crossing the said Georgetown Railroad R.O.W. North
87°33'53" East a distance of 50' to the Eastern boundary
of the said Georgetown Railroad R.O.W.;
Thence, North 87°33'53" East a distance of 722.98';
Thence, North 86°43'03" East a distance 243.57' to its intersection
with the West Right -of -Way line of IH 35;
Thence, continuing along said R.O.W., South 34°40123" West a
distance of 57.53';
Thence, in a Southerly and Southwesterly direction, crossing
the South line of the John Powell Survey and the North line
of the E. Evans Survey, Abstract A-212, following the West
R.O.W. line of IH 35 a distance of 511.6' to a point where the
center line of the Rabbit Hill Overpass intersects the IH 35
West R.O.W. boundary;
Thence, North 71° East a distance of 1,100' along the extension
of the center lane of Rabbit Hill Road to its intersection
with the East R.O.W. of IH 35;
Thence, 1000' in a Southwesterly direction along the East
Right -of -Way of said Interstate Highway 35;
Thence, South 7 1/20 East a distance of 8971;
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Thence, North 710 East a distance of 221';
Thence, South 190 East a distance of 3201;
Thence, North 710 East a distance of 1754' to the Southeast
corner of the C.L. Patterson property and the East line of
the said Evans Survey, which is also the West line of the
Barney C. Low Survey, Abstract A-385;
Thence, along the West boundary line of the said Low Survey
South 190 East a distance of 775' to the Southwest corner of
Ray Isaaks property approximately 80 acre tract in the said Low Survey;
Thence, Easterly 3100' with the South line of the Ray Isaaks
tract and continuing along the South line of the D.L. Haskell
120 acre tract to the Southeast corner of the said Haskel tract;
Thence, North 19° West 225' along the East boundary of said
Haskell tract to its intersection with the Southern boundary
of the Ben Lawson 140.9 acre tract;
Thence, approximately North 840 East a distance of 2,200'
to Lawson's southeast corner in the West line of the Hays
and Gee Johnson tract;
Thence, North 19° West a distance of 1450' with the Johnsons'
west property line to the Northwest corner of said tract;
Thence, approximately North 780 East a distance of 2500'
with the North boundary line of said tract to its intersection
with the West boundary of the John H. Nash Jr. 95.73 acre
tract;
Thence, North 71° East a distance of 2500' along the South
line of the Nash property to its Southeast corner which is
the Western R.O.W. boundary line of F.M. 1460;
Thence, North 71° East crossing from the West to the East
R.O.W. line of F.M. 1460, which is also the Western boundary
of Joseph Mott Survey, Abstract A-427;
Thence, North 190 West 100' to the Northwest corner of the
John E. Meredith tract of 119.61 acres in the said Mott
Survey;
Thence, North 710 East 3600' to Meredith's Northeast corner,
where it meets the Western boundary of the Missouri -Kansas -Texas
Railroad R.O.W.;
Thence, Southeasterly 1500' along the West boundary line of
the Missouri -Kansas -Texas Railroad to Meredith's Southeast
corner;
Thence, North 710 East crossing the Missouri -Kansas -Texas Railroad
R.O.W., and continuing along a line parallel to and equidistant
from the northern boundary of the Joseph Mott Survey to the
East boundary of said Mott Survey a distance of 8,1501;
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Thence, South 190 East a distance of 3400' along the East
boundary of the Joseph Mott Survey, crossing its Southern
limit to a point on the Western boundary of the Henry Milliard
Survey, Abstract A-452, which is also the Southwest corner of
a 200 acre tract belonging to 011ie Sauls in said Milliard
Survey;
Thence, North 710 East a distance of 1800' with the South line
of the said Sauls tract to a corner of the same;
Thence, North 190 West 700' to another corner of the said Sauls
tract;
Thence, North 710 East 3000' to the West line of the Tom E.
Payne tract of 110.51 acres in the said Milliard Survey;
Thence, South 190 East 1200' to the Southwest corner of
the said Payne tract;
Thence, North 710 East 1800' to the Southeast corner of the
said Payne tract on the West line of the George Keith
Survey, Abstract A-370;
Thence, North 19° West a distance of 2,750' to the Northwest
corner of the said Keith Survey;
Thence, North 710 East a distance of 7,250' to the Northeast
corner of the said Keith Survey on the West line of the
John F. Furguson Survey,Abstract A-231;
Thence, North 190 West 8,800' along the West boundary of the said
Furquson Survey to the point where the Eastern boundaries
of the Woodruff Stubblefield,Abstract A-556, and the John
McQueen Survey,Abstract A-426 meet;
Thence, North 710 East a distance of 11,250' along a line parallel
to and equidistant from the North boundary line of said Furguson
Survey to its intersection with the East coundary line of said
Furguson Survey, which is also the Northwest corner of the James
D. Warnock Survey, Abstract A-12;
Thence, North 710 East a distance of 1,750' along the northern
boundary of said Warnock Survey to its intersection with
the centerline of the San Gabriel River;
Thence, following the centerline of the San Gabriel River
in its Easterly meanderings until it intersects the East
boundary of the Absolom Jett Survey,Abstract A-343.
All property owners names and their respective property lines
referenced above were taken from the 1964 Tobin Surveys Inc.
map for Williamson County, State of Texas.
These distances do not reflect a true and accurate survey and
may contain a margin of error; and
WHEREAS, each City agrees that this line of demarcation
may be amended by joint resolution;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT the City of Round Rock,
Texas and the City of Georgetown, Texas agree that the
above described line of demarcation shall describe a boundary
across which neither City shall expand their respective
extra -territorial jurisdiction without prior joint agreement
by both parties.
.•-rated this
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h~ City Secretary
day of 1985 .
Dated this day of
Joanne Land
City Secretary
Carl Doering, MAyor
City of George own, Texas
1985 .
Mike Robinson ,Mayor
City of Round Rock, Texas
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