The city engineer shall provide two (2) identical maps of the city, which shall truly reflect the boundaries of the city. One map shall be placed in the office of the city engineer and the other map shall be placed in the office of the city secretary; and each shall be placed on a wall or on a convenient standard so as to be immediately accessible to any person desiring information reflected thereby. In the event any territory is annexed to the city, the city engineer shall immediately correct each map so as to add thereto the additional territory, indicating on each of the maps the date of annexation, the number of the ordinance by which the annexation was accomplished and a reference to the minutes or the ordinance records of the city where such instrument is recorded in full.
(Ordinance 930, secs. 1–3, adopted 8/11/1949; 1959 Code, sec. 1-11; 1983 Code, sec. 2-1)
The corporate seal of the city shall be an impression showing a star enclosed by the words “City of Lubbock, Texas” in a circle shown by the following impress, and such impress shall be the corporate seal of the city:
(1959 Code, sec. 1-9; 1983 Code, sec. 2-4)
City officers, agents and employees are hereby empowered and authorized to take whatever action is deemed necessary in response to emergency situations arising within the City of Lubbock in order to deal with such situation in the most effective manner possible under the existing circumstances. Neither the City of Lubbock nor the officer, agent or employee of the City of Lubbock shall be in any way liable for any failure to use “ordinary care” in such emergency situations. This section shall prevail over any other ordinance, rule or policy with regard to the standard of care to be exercised by an officer, agent or employee engaged in emergency action..
(1983 Code, sec. 1-11; Ordinance 8858, sec. 1, adopted 12/12/1985)