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Order Revising 67 Precincts and Adding 27 New Precincts.) ORDER NO 589 PdJG14)9J (Order revising 67 Precincts and adding 27 New Precincts.) ORDER NO. _4 4,41' zl- 40 DATE: August 14, 1961 At a regular meetin of the Commissioners Court of Dallas County, Texas, held on Aug. 14, 1961, on motion made by Denver Seale Commissioner of District No0 , and seconded by Frank Crowley Commissioner of District NO .---_I_, the following order was adopted: WHEREAS congestion exists in several of the Voting Precincts in Dallas County, due to an excessive number of voters; and WHEREAS by revising Precinct Nos. 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 116, 117, 126, 12, 129, 135, 146, 148, 151, 157, 167, 168, 169, 170, 2 2 2 04, 05, 07, 211, 213, 224, 227, 230, 231, 232, 234, 235, 237, 239, 241, 243, 245, 246, 247, 306, 314, 316, 317, 318, 34, 323, 327, 328, 403, 408, 417, 424, 431, 433, 435, 436, 437, 438, 4,41, and establishing new Precinct Noa. 171, 172 , 173, 174, 175, 176, 1771 1781 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 329, 330, 331, 443,444, 445, and 446 the overcrowding will be eliminated; and 4 I WHEREAS the revised, new and old Precincts are listed as follows: PIM AU 14 ia REVISED PRECINCT NO. 101 BEGINNING at the northwest corner of Dallas County; East, along the north line of Dallas County, to the Elm Fork of the Trinity River South, along the centerline of the Trinity River to its intersection with the north city limits of the City of Dallas as annexed by ordinance No. 8394 dated April 11, 1960, and being north of Sandy Lake Road; Thence Southwesterly, Southerly and Southeasterly, with the westerly lines of a tract owned by the City of Dallas, same being the west city limits of Dallas, to a point on the west bank of the Elm Fork of the Trinity River, approximately 1100 ft. south of Sandy Lake Road; Thence in a general southerly direction, along the west bank of the Elm Fork of the Trinity River to its intersection with the northeast bank of Grapevine Creek; Thence in a northwesterly- direction, along the northeast bank of Grapevine Creek and the city limits of Dallas, to its intersection with the east line of the Dallas Power & Light Co. property; Thence Northerly, along the east line of the D.P.& L. Co. tract, same being the east line of the J.G. Carlock Survey, Abst. No. 312 and city limits of Dallas, to its intersection with the south line of the St. Louis and Southwestern rail- road right of way; Thence Westerly, along the south right of way line of said railroad and north city limit line of Dallas to its intersection with the west line of the D.P.& L. Co. property in the McKinney & Williams Survey, Abst. No. 1054; Thence Southerly, with the west property line of D.P.& L. Co. trait, same being Dallas city limit line, to a point in the south line of Belt Line Road; Thence Westerly, with the south line of Belt Line Rd. and said city limit line to the east line of. Sanders Loop Road; Thence Southerly and Westerly, with the east and south right of way line of Sanders Loop Road and the city limit line of Dallas to its intersection with the east line of Belt Line Rd.; Thence South with said east right of way line of Belt Line Rd. to an angle point in said D.P.& L. Co. property and City of Dallas City Limit line, a point in the south line of the McKinney & Williams Survey, Abst. No. 1054; Thence West, continuing along said D.P.& L. Co. property line and city limit line to the most westerly northwest corner of D.P.& L. Co. property; Thence South, East, South and East, continuing along said Dallas City- Limit and D.P.& L. Co. property line, to a point in the east right of way line of Belt Line Road; South on east right of way line of Belt Line Rd. to an inner corner of said D.P. & L. Co. property and Dallas City Limits; Thence East and South, continuing along Dallas City Limit line and J.P.& L. Co. property line, to a point in the north right of way line of Hackberry Road; West, with north right of way line of Hackberry Rd. and leaving Dallas City Limits, to Belt Line Road; South, with Belt Line Road to State Hwy. 114; Northwest with State Hwy. 114 to County Line; North with County Line to the northwest corner of Dallas County, the place of beginning. REVISED PRECINCT NO. 102 BEGINNING at the North line of Dallas County and Marsh Lane; South with Marsh Lane to its intersection with a north city limit line of Addison (between Belt Line Road and the St, Louis and Southwestern Railroad; West and South with the City Limit line of Addison to Bolt Line Road; Belt Line Road to Webbs Chapel Road; Thence southerly and westerly, with the common city limits between Carrollton and Farmers Branch to the East bank of the Elm Fork of the Trinity River; Northerly with the East bank of the Elm Fork of the Trinity River, same being the East City limits of the City of Dallas, to its intersection with the South line of a tract owned by the City of Dallas; Thence East, North, West and Northerly with the property line of the City of Dallas, also the City limit line of the City of Dallas, crossing Sandy Lake Road to a point in the center line of the Elm Fork of the Trinity River; Thence Northerly with the centerline of the Trinity River to the County Line; Thence East with the North line of Dallas County to Marsh Lane, the place of beginning. 591 ____________________________________UG119 • _.-. .! REVISED PRECINCT NO. 103 BEGINNING at the North line of Dallas County and Marsh Lane; County Line East to the most Northerly Northwest corner of the City of Dallas; Thence in a southerly direction with the west city limits of Dallas to Valley View Lane; Thence in a westerly direction with the North City limits of Dallas to Marsh Lane; - Marsh Lane northerly to Belt Line Road; Belt Line Road west to the most westerly City limit line of Addison; North and East with the City Limit line of Addison to Marsh Lane; Marsh Lane north to the County line, the place of beginning, REVISED PRECINCT NO. 104 BEGINNING at Belt Line Road and Jupiter Road; Jupiter Road south to Buckingham Road (the south City limits of Richardson) West, south and west with the south city limits of Richardson to Abrams Drive; Abrams Drive southerly to Valley View Lane; Valley View Lane west to HO&OT,C, Railroad; H.&OTOCO Railroad northeast to south city limits of Richardson; West, with south city limits of Richardson to Floyd Road; Floyd Road north to Central Expressway; Central Expressway northeast to Belt Line Road; Belt Line Road easterly to Jupiter Road, the place of beginning. REVISED PRECINCT NO. 105 BEGINNING at the west line of Dallas County and the C.R,I.&.P. Railroad; Dallas County Line North to State Highway i83; State Highway #183 east to State Highway #356; State Highway #356 southeast to the C.R,I,&,p, Railroad; C.R,I.,&. p Railroad west to the County line, the place of beginning. REVISED PRECINCT NO, 106 BEGINNING at the intersection of the North right of way line of Hackberry Road, with the centerline of Belt Line Road; East with the North line of Hackberry Road to the most southerly southeast corner of the D.PO&.L O Company property and a southeast corner of the City of Dallas as annexed by Ordinance No. 8394 dated April II, 1960. Thence Northerly, with the meanders of the easterly property line of Dallas Power and Light Company and Dallas City limit line to its intersection with the south- west bank of Grapevine Creek. Southeasterly, with the southwest bank of Grapevine Creek to its intersection with the west bank of the Elm Fork of the Trinity River. Southerly, with the west bank of the Trinity River, to the North right of way line of State Highway 114; Southeasterly, with the said north right of way line to the centerline of the Elm Fork of the Trinity River; South with the centerline of the Trinity River to California Crossing Road. Westerly with California Crossing Road to Charlie O'Connor Road; Southerly, with Charlie O'Connor Road to O'Connor Road; Westerly with O'Connor Road and the north line of the S. Fisher Survey, Abst,#L71 to Story Road; North with Story Road to Cottonwood Branch; Westerly with Cottonwood Branch to Belt Line Road; North with Belt Line Road to Hackberry Road, the place of beginning. REVISED PRECINCT NO. 107 BEGINNING at Royal Lane and the C.R.I.&.p, Railroad; West with Royal Lane to the East bank of the Elm Fork of the Trinity River; Northerly with the East Bank of the Trinity River to its intersection with the con- mon city limit line between Carrollton and Farmers Branch; Thence in a Northeasterly direction with the meanders of the common city limit line between Carrollton and Farmers Branch to Dennis Road; Dennis Road south and southeast to Josey Lane Josey Lane southwest and south to Valley View Lane; Easterly with Valley View Lane to Webbs Chapel Road; South with Webbs Chapel Road to its intersection with the common City limit line between Farmers Branch and the City of Dallas; --- AUG 1 4 196 REVISED PRECINCT NO.
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