HomeMy WebLinkAbout0061_1985Resolution 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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