R-85-733 - 6/27/1985WHEREAS, the City of Round Rock -has recognized the
need for major transportation improvements in the Northeast
Travel Corridor between Austin and Georgetown to serve
existing and projected travel demand; and
WHEREAS, the City of Round Rock has previously
endorsed the concept of the MoKan Transportation Corridor
which would provide a major highway and transit facility to
extend from Interstate 35 north of Georgetown, south to U.S.
Highway 183 near Austin; and
WHEREAS, the Cities of Austin, Pflugerville, Round
Rock, Georgetown, and Travis and Williamson Counties, have
previously endorsed the need for implementation of the MoKan
Transportation Corridor, and
WHEREAS, the MoKan Corridor Association, representing
property owners, willing to denote land and funding to
support MoKan's implementation, will take the lead in
developing MoKan; and
WHEREAS, the State Department of Highways and Public
Transportation has executed the attached Minute Order which,
upon acceptance by appropriate cities and counties, would
designate MoKan as a new state highway, authorize further
planning on the project, and authorize the creation of a
Transportation Development Corporation to be known as the
MoKan Corridor Association; and
WHEREAS, acceptance of the attached Minute Order can
greatly accelerate the improvement of mobility in our
region, Now Therefore
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROUND
ROCK, TEXAS
That the City of Round Rock hereby accepts the
provisions of Minute Order No. 83157 and supports the
continued development of the MoKan Transportation Corridor.
RESOLVED this 27th day of June, 1985.
ATTEST:
RESOLUTION NO .'7331
MIKE ROBINSON, Mayor
City of Round Rock, Texas
Mr. Jack Harske, City Manager
City of Round Rock
214 East Main Street
Round Rock, Texas 78664
Subject: MOKAN Resolution
Dear Mr. Harske:
JTB :mda
TOPLETZ DEVELOPMENT CO.
As you probably know, the Texas Highway Commission excuted a Minute
Order creating the MOHAN Transportation Corridor, designating same as a
state highway, and establishing the Transportation Development Corporation_
known as the MOHAN Corridor Association.
In order to move this project forward, each entity must now approve
a second resolution accepting the THD Minute Order. A sample copy of a
resolution is attached for your review and disposition.
Your timely action on this matter will facilitate an early start up
on the project. It is_my understanding that both Williamson and Travis
Counties have approved same and Georgetown has same scheduled for this
month. If all units act affirmatively by the end of June, a July creation
appears to be imminent.
If we can be of any assistance to you in this matter, please feel
free to call me or Mike Weaver at Traf Consultants, Inc.
T. Brown
ce President
( Member, MORAN Corridor Association)
5929 BALCONES DRIVE, SUITE 301 • AUSTIN, TEXAS 78731
RESOLUTION
DRA
Whereas, The City (County) of has
recognized the need for major transportation improvements in
the Northeast Travel Corridor between Austin and Georgetown
to serve existing and projected travel demand; and
Whereas, The City (County) of has
previously endorsed the concept of the MoKan Transportation
Corridor which would provide a major highway and transit
facility to extend from Interstate 35 north of Georgetown,
south to U.S. Highway 183 near Austin; and
Whereas, The Cities of Austin, Pflugerville, Round Rock,
Georgetown, and Travis and Williamson Counties, have .
previously endorsed the need for implementation of the MoKan
Transportation Corridor, and
Whereas, The MoKan Corridor Association, representing
property owners, willing to denote land and funding to
support MoKan's implementation, will take the lead in
developing MoKan; and
Whereas, the State Department of Highways and Public
Transportation haS¢ executed the attached Minute Order
which, upon acceptance by appropriate Cities and Counties,
would designate MoKan as a new state highway, authorize
further planning on the project, and authorize the creation
of a Transportation Development Corporation to be known as
The MoKan Corridor Association; and
Whereas, acceptance of the attached Minute Order can greatly
accelerate the improvement of mobility in our region,
—. Now therefore be it resolved that the City (County)- of ----
- °- hereby accepts the provisions of
Minute Order #$315cIand supports the continued development of
the MoKan Transportation Corridor.
Fen; 330.A •
Rev. 2r7i
TRAVIS & WI4
District No. 1 �--
STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
MINUTE ORDER
Paso - 1 of 2 _ Pages
WHEREAS, in TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTI appropriate local officials have
requested construction of a facility known as the Mokan transportation corridor to
extend from Interstate Highway 35 north of Georgetown, south to U. S. Highway 183
near Austin; and
WHEREAS, the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation desires to assist
in this request;
NOW, THEREFORE, the Engineer- Director is directed to tender the following proposal to
the Cities of Austin, Pflugerville, Round Rock and Georgetown, and,Travis and
Williamson Counties:
Provided the Cities and Counties will:
1. Concur in the development of the project as outlined herein
2. notnfurnishedeoriadjustedtbyfa way and transportation corporation. Such aright utilities
of way
is to be free of cost to the State and clear of obstructions with acquisition
procedures to be -in accordance with applicable Federal and State laws
governing the acquisition policies for acquiring real property; and
Provided the City of Austin will provide facilities to adequately distribute
anticipated traffic from the southern segment of the project in accordance with
the transportation plan identified and approved by the Austin "Transportation -Stud Ya
For9'330 -B Re, E 40
TRAVIS & WILLIAMSON'
Dntnet No
14
County
Submillcd b�
1/4-1v1-1ni �
(TRIO Program Enginee�,�,�
Commtsstoner
STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
MINUTE ORDER Paee--2—_o
The State Department of Highways and Public Transportation will provide for advance
planning with the understanding that no commitment is made or implied for future
construction.
Upon acceptance of the provisions of this Order by the appropriate officials of the
Cities of Austin, Pflugerville, Round Rock and Georgetown, and Travis and Williamson
Counties, IT IS ORDERED that a STATE HIGHWAY be and is hereby designated extending
from Interstate Highway 35 north of Georgetown, south to U.S. Highway 183 near
Austin, a distance of approximately 31.5 miles, such highway to be controlled access
for development, maintenance and operation in accordance with the provisions of House
Bill 179, 55th Texas Legislature and the Engineer- Director is directed to - enter into
any necessary agreements for development of the project.
it is understood that a transportation corporation may be created to develop various
aspects of the project as directed by the State Highway and Public Transportation
Commission, including preliminary engineering and acquisition of right of way;
however, the Commission will rely on the affected cities and counties for cooperation
and action as required.
It is also understood that the minimum right of way required will be 400 ft. wide on
the segment from Interstate Highway 35 to the proposed Outer Parkway and 300 ft. -wide -
on the segment from the proposed Outer Parkway to U. S. Highway 183, with exact width
to be determined by design of the project. Provisions will be made for future tran-
sit facilities in determining right of way requirements and in the design of the pro-
ject in cooperation with Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
It is also understood that scenic easements will be obtained from adjoining landowners
in amounts satisfactory to_the Department. Scenic easements for this project are to be
areas which are left in a natural state and which are free of signs, construction or
other extraneous items.
It is also understood that the project will be under the control of the State Highway
and Public Transportation Commission for coordination and development orail elements,--- -
This Order shall become Operative upon acceptance by the Cities of Austin,
Pflugerville, Round Rock and Georgetown, and Travis and Williamson Counties and if
not accepted within 90 days of the date hereof, the action contained herein shall be
automatically cancelled.
Exam
Deputy /Aa,utant Engineer•Director
2 Pages
Approved:
Commissioner Minute Number
Commissioner Date Passed
BOB
o COMMISSIONER—PRECINCT r
BOB HONT
TRAVfS COUNTY 2 "
Travis County Courthouse Annex
P.O. Box 1748 Room 206
Austin, Texas 78767
473 -9222
June 17, 1985
Mr. Jack Harzke
City Manager, City of Round Rock
214 E. Main
Round Rock, Texas 78664
Dear Mr. Harzke:
The Highway Commission Minute Order referenced in the
June 7 correspondence regarding the proposed Outer Parkway
Transportation Corporation was not enclosed as intended:
Please place the attached - Minute Order with the June 7
correspondence (see attached Minute Order).
Thank you for your assistance in this matter.
County Com F6iier, Precinct Two
:SAB:pa
Attachment
a
f
Precinct Two Office
6500 Burnet Lane
Austin, Texas 78757
451 -7548
For k. ?
�r
r
TRAVIS & WILLIAMSONt unty Pao! 1 of 2 Pages
o
District No. _- .A _
WHEREAS, in TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES, appropriate local officials have
.requested construction of an Outer Parkway around Austin; and
WHEREAS, the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation desires to
cooperate in this request;
NOW, THEREFORE, the Engineer - Director is directed to tender the following proposal to
Travis and Williamson Counties:
Provided the Counties will:
STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
MINUTE ORDER
1. Furnish all required right of way free of cost and clear of obstructions
with acquisition procedures to be in accordance with applicable Federal and
State laws governing the acquisition policies for acquiring real property.
2. Agree to provide for the adjustment of utilities as required.
The State Department of Highways and Public Transportation will:
1. Provide preliminary engineering necessary to determine right of way
— requirements.
-i d
tRAVIS & WILLIAMSON
r Dar ner No
14 MY MINUTE ORDER Pau 2 o 2 Pages
Upon acceptance of the provisions of this Order by the appropriate officials of Travis
and Williamson Counties, IT IS ORDERED that a STATE HIGHWAY be and is hereby
designated extending from Interstate Highway 35 north of Austin, southeast, southwest,
northwest and northeast, a distance of approximately 80.0 miles, such highway to be
controlled access for development, maintenance and operation in accordance with the
provisions of House Bill 179, 55th Texas Legislature, and the Engineer - Director is
directed to enter into any necessary agreements for development of the project and to
proceed in the most feasible and economical manner with Project Planning to include
route studies, environmental reports, public meetings and hearings, schematics, and
determination of right of way requirements.
It is understood that the minimum right of way requirements will be 400 ft. wide on
segments with frontage roads and 300 ft. wide on segments without frontage roads, with
exact right of way widths to be determined by design of the project. Scenic easements
will be obtained from adjoining landowners in amounts satisfactory to the Department.
Such scenic easements for this project are to be areas free of signs, construction or
other extraneous items and are to be landscaped by utilization of natural plant
material or left in a natural state if appropriate.
Approved:
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
It also understood that access will be provided to main lanes only at interchanges
and that the Parkway will be developed in segments according to need and available
funding. The segments developed by the Department will be financed with Federal -aid
funds whenever possible.
It is also understood that the action contained herein is for the purpose of advance
planning and that no commitment is made or implied for future construction.
This Order shall become operative upon acceptance by Travis and Williamson Counties
and if not accepted within 90 days of the date hereof, the action contained herein
shall be automatically cancelled.
Sub - tcd by V t Eai�� ecom �y
(Title) Program Engineer � :. oved
/I A
EnalnnrDimetor
Minute Number
Dale Passed
Deputy /Asaiatnt Enginee•Duector
83158
HAY 22 85
BOB HONTS
TRAVIS COUNTY COMMISSIONER— PRECINCT 2
Travis County Courthouse Annex Precinct Two Office
P.O. Box 1748 Room 206 6500 Burnet Lane
Austin, Texas 78767 Austin, Texas 78757
473 -9222 451 -7548
June 17,,1985
Mr. Joe Vining'
Director of.Planning, City of Round Rock
214 E. Main
Round Rock, Texas 78664
Dear Mr. Vining:
The Highway Commission Minute Order referenced in the
June 7 correspondence "regarding the proposed Outer Parkway
Transportation Corporation was not enclosed as intended.
Please place the attached Minute Order with the June 7
correspondence (see attached Minute Order).
Thank you for your assistance in this matter.
erely,
Bob H
unty Commissioner, Precinct Two
BH:SAB:pa
Attachment
to
F... .A
...:a
f
TRAVIS & WILLIAMSONt
Dtatrfet No. ___l._.__.
STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
MINUTE ORDER
Pace 1 of 2
Pages
WHEREAS, in TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES, appropriate local officials have
. requested construction of an Outer Parkway around Austin; and
WHEREAS, the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation desires to
cooperate in this request;
NOW, THEREFORE, the Engineer- Director is directed to tender the following proposal to
Travis and Williamson Counties:
Provided the Counties will:
1. Furnish all required right of way free of cost and clear of obstructions
with acquisition procedures to be in accordance with applicable Federal and
State laws governing the acquisition policies for acquiring real property.
2. Agree to provide for the adjustment of utilities as required.
The State Department of Highways and Public Transportation will:
1. Provide preliminary engineering necessary to determine right of way
requirements.
STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
t e
Rev. e.to AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
t RAVIS &.WILLIAMSON
Dutncr ao 14
Upon acceptance of the provisions of this Order by the appropriate officials of Travis
and Williamson Counties, IT IS ORDERED that a STATE HIGHWAY be and is hereby
designated extending from Interstate Highway 35 north of Austin, southeast, southwest,
northwest and northeast, a distance of approximately 80.0 miles, such highway to be
controlled access for development, maintenance and operation in accordance with the
provisions of House Bill 179, 55th Texas Legislature, and the Engineer- Director is
directed to enter into any necessary agreements for development of the project and to
proceed in the most feasible and economical manner with Project Planning to include
route studies, environmental reports, public meetings and hearings, schematics, and
determination of right of way requirements.
It is understood that the minimum right of way requirements will be 400 ft. wide on
segments with frontage roads and 300 ft. wide on segments without frontage roads, with
exact right of way widths to be determined by design of the project. Scenic easements
will be obtained from adjoining landowners in amounts satisfactory to the Department.
Such scenic easements for this project are to be areas free of signs, construction or
other extraneous items and are to be landscaped by utilization of natural plant
material or left in a natural state if appropriate.
It is also understood that access will be provided to main lanes only at interchanges
and that the Parkway will be developed in segments according to need and available
funding. The segments developed by the Department will be financed with Federal -aid
funds whenever possible.
It is also understood that the action contained herein is for the purpose of advance
planning and that no commitment is made or implied for future construction.
This Order shall become operative upon acceptance by Travis and Williamson Counties
and if not accepted within 90 days of the date hereof, the action contained herein
shall be automatically cancelled.
Eaamm tom •
<T „lei Program Engineer :. oyea� DeputylAaelaranc Eriguaaer•Duector
Sub tcd by
Approved:
ouney
Commissioncr
Commissioner
Commissroner
MINUTE ORDER P.ae
Engineer-Director
Minute Number
Date Passed
sa; 158
HAY 22 85
2 nr 2 eeee.
Mr. Jack Harske, City Manager
City of Round Rock
214 East Main Street
Round Rock, Texas 78664
Subject: MOKAN Resolution
Dear Mr. Harske:
J4B:mda
TOPLETZ DEVELOPMENT CO.
5929 BALCONES DRIVE, SUITE 301 • AUSTIN, TEXAS 78731
As you probably know, the Texas Highway Commission excuted a Minute
Order creating the MORAN Transportation Corridor, designating same as a
state highway, and establishing the Transportation Development Corporation
known as the MOKAN Corridor Association.
In order to move this project forward, each entity must now approve
a second resolution accepting the THD Minute Order. A sample copy of a
resolution is attached for your review and disposition.
Your timely action on this matter will facilitate an early start up
on the project. It is my understanding that both Williamson and Travis
Counties have approved same and Georgetown has same scheduled for this
month. If all units act affirmatively by the end of June, a July creation
appears to be imminent.
If we can be of any assistance to you in this matter, please feel
free to call me or Mike Weaver at Traf Consultants, Inc.
T. Brown
ce President
(Member, MOKAN Corridor Association)
;yG DWr
RESOLUTION
Whereas, The MoKan Corridor Association, representing
property owners, willing to denote land and funding to
support MoKan's implementation, will take the lead in
developing MoKan; and
DRAFT
Whereas, The City tCuuiil.y of _ \ has
recognized the need for major ransportation improvements in
the Northeast Travel Corridor between Austin and Georgetown
to serve existing and projected travel demand; and
t3
Whereas, The City (n )• of / e has
previously endorsed the concept of the MoKan Transportation
Corridor which would provide a major highway and transit
facility to extend from Interstate 35 north of Georgetown,
south to U.S. Highway 183 near Austin; and
Whereas, The Cities of Austin. PFlugerville, Round Rock,
Georgetown, and Travis and Williamson Counties, have
previously endorsed the need for implementation of the MoKan
Transportation Corridor, and
Whereas, the State Department of Highways and Public
Transportation ha0 executed the attached Minute Order
which, upon acceptance by appropriate Cities and Counties,
would designate MoKan as a new state highway, authorize
further planning on the project, and authorize the creation
of a Transportation Development Corporation to be known as
The MoKan Corridor Association; and
Whereas, acceptance of the attached Minute Order can greatly
accelerate the improvement of mobility in our region,
Now therefore be it resolved that the City tEoo ty) of
hereby accepts the provisions of
Minute Order # and supports the continued development of
the MoKan Transportation Corridor.
' Thni 3 -A •
Re,. 2.'i
•
TRAVIS & WILLIAMSq
Durcria No. 14
STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
MINUTE ORDER
Paso - of 2 Pages
WHEREAS, in TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES, appropriate local officials have
extend construction of a
Interstate facility known as the
of Georgetown,nsouthtoU. S. transportation corridor to
end Highway 183
near Austin; and
WHEREAS, the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation desires to assist
in this request;
tOhe,CitiesFofEAustin, Pflugervville, Round directed
andtGeorgetown f,eandfollowing proposal to
. Travis and
Williamson Counties:
Provided the Cities and Counties will:
1. Concur in the development of the project as outlined herein.
2. Furnish all required right fwtransportation corporation. Such all
right
not way
is be st ouifree or adjusted by y a P
s to be free of cost to the State and e Federal
procedures to be in accordance with app licabl
governing the acquisition policies for acquiring real property; and
Provided the City of Austin will provide facilities to adequately distribute
anticipated traffic from the southern segment teo b
f the ehproject n ceo with
thudy.
the transportation plan identified and approved by
STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Forn)30.8 Re, 8 -80 AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
TRAVIS '& WILLIAMSON . county
MINUTE ORDER
Dtatrtct NO.
14
The State Department of Highways and Public Transportation will provide for advance
planning with the understanding that no commitment is made or implied for future
construction.
Upon acceptance of the provisions of this Order by the appropriate officials of the
Cities of Austin, Pflugerville, Round Rock and Georgetown, and Travis and Williamson
Counties, IT IS ORDERED that a STATE HIGHWAY be and is hereby designated extending
from Interstate Highway 35 north of Georgetown, south to U.S. Highway 183 near
Austin, a distance of approximately 31.5 miles, such highway to be controlled access
for development, maintenance and operation in accordance with the provisions of House
Bill 179, 55th Tes Legislature Engineer - Director is directed to enter into
any necessary agreements
It is understood that a transportation corporation may be created to develop various
aspects of the project as directed by the State Highway and Public Transportation
Commission, including preliminary engineering and acquisition of right of way;
however, the Commission will rely on the affected cities and counties for cooperation
and action as required.
It is also understood that the minimum right of way required will be 400 ft. wide on
the segment from Interstate Highway 35 to the proposed Outer Parkway and 300 ft. wide
on the segment from the proposed Outer Parkway to U. S. Highway 183, with exact width
to be determined by design of the project. Provisions will be made for future tran-
sit facilities in determining right of way requirements and in the design of the pro-
ject in cooperation with Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
It is also understood that scenic easements will be obtained from adjoining landowners
in amounts satisfactory to the Department. Scenic easements for this project are to be
areas which are left in a natural state and which are free of signs, construction or
other extraneous items.
It is also understood that the project will be under the control of the State Highway
and Public Transportation Commission for coordination and development of all elements.
This Order shall become IIperative upon acceptance by the Cities of Austin,
Pflugerville, Round Rock and Georgetown, and Travis and Williamson Counties and if
not accepted within 90 days of the date hereof, the action contained herein shall be
automatically cancelled.
Submtttcd 6 ,, r %C
DeputyfAssIstant Engineer - Director
crtue> Program Enginee PPr�J
EnsmeerDirtetor
Approved: ‘31.5.-
Commissioner Minute Number
Commissioner Datc Passed
Commissioner
Page 2
of 2 Pages
Travis County Courthouse Annex
P.O. Box 1748 Room 206
Austin, Texas 78 67
473.9
VIS COUNTY COMMISSIONER — PRECINCT 2
June 17, 1985
Mr. Jack Harzke
City Manager, City of Round Rock
214 E. Main
Round Rock, Texas 78664
Dear Mr. Harzke:
ely,
B Honts
County Com er, Precinct Two
:SAB :pa
Attachment
\
The Highway Commission Minute Order referenced in the
June 7 correspondence regarding the proposed Outer Parkway
Transportation Corporation was not enclosed as intended.
Please place the attached Minute Order with the June 7
correspondence (see attached Minute Order).
Thank you for your assistance in this matter.
Precinct Two Office
6500 Burnet Lane
Austin, Texas 78757
451 -7548
STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION •
MINUTE ORDER
_ TRAVIS & WILLIAMSONoounty
Pogo 1 of 2 Pages
Dlatrtct No. _L4. ..__
WHEREAS, in TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES, appropriate local officials have
. requested construction of an Outer Parkway around Austin; and
WHEREAS, the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation desires to
cooperate in this request;
NOW, THEREFORE, the Engineer - Director is directed to tender the following proposal to
Travis and Williamson Counties:
Provided the Counties will:
1. Furnish all required right of way free of cost and clear of obstructions
with acquisition procedures to be in accordance with applicable Federal and
State laws governing the acquisition policies for acquiring real property.
2. Agree to provide for the adjustment of utilities as required.
The State Department of Highways and Public Transportation will:
1. Provide preliminary engineering necessary to determine right of way
requirements.
Approved:
14,t40 STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
rRAVIS'b WILLIAMSON.
c ounty MI NUTE ORDER
14 Pate
Dutnet No
Upon acceptance of the provisions of this Order by the appropriate officials of Travis
and Williamson Counties, IT IS ORDERED that a STATE HIGHWAY be and is hereby
designated extending from Interstate Highway 35 north of Austin, southeast, southwest,
northwest and northeast, a distance of approximately 80.0 miles, such highway to be
controlled access for development, maintenance and in accordance with the
provisions of House Bill - 179, 55th Texas Legislature, and the Engineer- Director is
directed to enter into any necessary agreements for development of the project and to
proceed in the most feasible and economical manner with Project Planning to include
route studies, environmental reports, public meetings and hearings, schematics, and
determination of right of way requirements.
It is understood that the minimum right of way requirements will be 400 ft. wide on
segments with frontage roads and 300 ft. wide on segments without frontage roads, with
exact right of way widths to be determined by design of the project. Scenic easements
will be obtained from adjoining landowners in amounts satisfactory to the Department.
Such scenic easements for this project are to be areas free of signs, construction or
other extraneous items and are to be landscaped by utilization of natural plant
material or left in a natural state if appropriate.
It•is also understood that access will be provided to main lanes only at interchanges
and that the Parkway will be developed in segments according to need and available
funding. The segments developed by the Department will be financed with Federal -aid
funds whenever possible.
It is also understood that the action contained herein is for the purpose of advance
planning and that no commitment is made or implied for future construction.
This Order shall become operative upon acceptance by Travis and Williamson Counties
and if not accepted within 90 days of the date hereof, the action contained herein
shall be automatically cancelled.
Sub C rrtyy JJ te by:
, // //' 4'&
(Thle) Program Engineer
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Exam: com
n
oyed/ %Deput Engmeer•Duxtor
Eopn..rDneetoe
Minute Number
Date Pasted
O
8;3158
HAY 22 85