HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1946/02/11 ~me Council met in regular session in the Council ~.mbers of the City
Well, on the above date, with Mayor Keithley presiding. ~me meeting was
called to order at ? i'clock P.M., l~esent~ Oou~eilme~ Eeithley, ltiesland,
Kidder, Chase. Absent: ¢ounci~m~n ~Arnside.
Minutes of the Regular meeting held January 14, 1946, and of the
adjourned regula~ meetingS held tanuary 280 and Februa:y 40 1946, having been
prepared and mailed to each me~ber of the council, were approred as prepared
and mailed.
ROBEg~A~ PARK S~SDi*V~IC~,:, Plans, px~files and specifications for the
improvement of the streets within Uni$ One of a prepose~ Subdivision to be
called 'l~berta Park" were submitted to the council.
Upon motion by Counsil..AB Riesland, seconded by Councilman Eldder, which
carried, the plans, profiles and specificati~n~ mere approved, ~abJeot to the
approval of the 8tats Hig~ l~epartment of the work to he doze on National Avenue,
and, subject further to the filing of a bond by the owner to the City, guaranteeing
c~2letion of ~prov~nsnts as set forth. This bond to be on a basis of ~5.00
per running foot for curbs and sidewaSts, and 15 cents per square foot for all
areas to be paved.
GASOISI~E B_rn~ Bids for the furnishing of gasoline for the year
starting M~*~h 1, 1946, were received from six (6) of the major companies.
The bid of the Richfield 0il Company to supply non-premi~a ~asoline for 10.8 cents
per gallon, and premiv~ ~asoline at 11.8 cents per gallon, being the lowest
submitted, it was moved by CounciI'~B Ki~der~ seconded by Councll,.-B Ch-ac, and
eax':ied, that the City M.~ger negotiate a contract in accordance with the bid
submitted.
COU2T C~,: Ms~ror Keithley a'~ad City M~Bager Ray if he was rely
to give a report ~n eases handled by the city court, tu~ge 0amphell then asked
what good the report would be after it ?~s prepared. M~.~ay sai~ it would ~id
the council in m~king their decisign as to the necessity of hiring a full time
court clerk.
Cm~ncil wes of the unanimous opinion that no action should be taken
until the report was co~leted.
OAPITA~ 0UiEA¥ ~ - 0ITY t~?.?.~ Inasmuch as Council had previousl~
investe~ $50.000.00 in war bonds, al~ had, by 0r~inance, established this fund
as Capital Outlay City W~l ~-s, the city attorney was ~ske~ if this tunney might
b~ us~l for any other purpose. His reply was that, in his opinion, council
could not use this money for any purpose other than a new City Hall.
I~ES0LUTI0~ NO.?,26,~ Council-~B (~ase offered Resolution No.726.
This is a Resolution consolidating precincts and appointing election officers.
The l~ssolution was read in full and was passed, adopted and approve~ by the
following vOte, to-wit: Ayes: Councilmen Chase, Kidder, Riceland, Keithley.
Noes: None. Absent.' Councilm~B Burnside.
~0LUTI~ NO. 72?.' Council.~ Chase offered I~solution No.727.
This is ~ t~esolution authorizing the pttrchase of U.S.0. Building. The Resolution
was read in full, and ~as passed, ~dopted and approved by the following vote,
to-wit: Ayes: Councilmen Chase, Kidder, Riceland, Keithley. Absent:
Coun¢il~,~B ~Arnside; Noea~ Nones
RESOLUTI~N N0.728~_ 0ouncil~n Riesland offered Resolution No.728o
This is a Resolution authorizing tre~sfer of monies. The Resolution was read
in full ~ w~s passed, adopted and approved by the following vote, to-wit:
Ayes~ ~ouncilr~n Riesland, Kei~hley, ~b~se, Kidder. Noes: None. Absent:
Councilman Btkrn si de.
(~YlNANC~ N0.356: ~ motion by Council'a~" Eeithley, seconded by
Council~n Kidder, which ca'r.ried, Ordinance No.356 was placed on its first reading.
Council~ Eidder, which ca~ried, Ordinance No.356 was pla~ on its first
~ad~. ~s is ~ 0~n~ ~ ~ction I of 0~n~ce
~ N0e35~: ~ ~tion by C~ci~- 0~e, seco~ed by
Co~ei~ ~e~a~, ~ich c~ri~, ~n~ce No.357 ~ p~ce~ on its
first ~ad~-~. ~s is ~ ~ call~ ~ecial Electi~ to ~ hel~
~ ~G ~ ~ ~.~a ~q~s~ ~t~ of ~.~
pai~ for ~ld~ ~t ~ea~e of the lacs ~il~ ~teri~ ~
~obt~b~, ~A on ~ti~ by Co~c~m~n ~e, ~eonde~ by Co~ci~
~dd~, ~ch c~ieA, t~ clerk w~ au~z~ to~ t~t ~t.
~ ~ F~ ~ ~th~ization ~s gi~n to City
~ ~ P~ a ~ ~e ~e ~m s~l~ p~pe~ty of the
~nsoli~aSeA Voltee ~t in ~ ~ego, pro~d~ ~y ~d be f~d
to ~ ~ prac$ic~ ~ so, ~ provi~ ~t~r t~t t~ cost
t~t: ~es~ ~ci~ ~ith~y, ~se, ~d~er, ~esl~d. ~em
No~. ~sent~ ~ci~ ~nside,
to e~oy ~.~ley ~i~son as Ree~ation ~r~o~ on the basis of
per ye~ effeeti~ ~ch 1, l~e but ~bJe~ ~ t~ eity's p~e of
t~ U.S.0.~ild~-~. ~t~ity ~ ~t~ by the ~ll~g vote, t~t:
~es~ 0o~ciMn ~e~, ~ithMy, O~se, ~dder, ~es~ None.
~sent~ Co.eicon
~I~ ~ ~A~ C~ ~e C~rk ~ the resi~ation
~ ~,~ley ~s~ ~m ~ ~crea~on C~ssi~ effeoti~ ~ediately,
~ motion by Co~c~ ~ithley, ~cond~ by C~ci~ ~se,
c~ried, t~ ~si~_tion us acc~ted,
BTv~ ~ ~ter e~ation by the entre co.oil present, w~r~ts
n~be~ ~ to 5059 ~clusi~, ~re o~de~ p~d by ~e follo~ng
t~t: ~est Co~ci~n X~t~y, ~se, ~dAer, Rie~d, Noes: None.
~sent~ Co~ci~ ~side.
p~y o~e~ ~ ~cific ~ ~b~ivision, ~quest~n8 a st~$ li~t
Riesl~, ~co~e~ by C~c~- C~e, ~ ca~ie~, City ~er
authorl~ to ~e~ t~ ab~ ~que~e~ ll~ ~st~A, ~ on ~tion by
~ ~s ~r ~quest~ to ca~e t~ ~y to be ~ of ~a for
additio~ ~et li~ts ~ tM city ~ a r~o~ o~d to ~ ~esen~
to the co--il ~ soon ~ possible.
~I~ N0.9~$. ~- Eid~er off.ed ~soluti~
~s ~ a ~lution authoriz~g applicatiea for t~-afer of ~n~.
foll~ vote, $o-~t: ~es~ C~ei~-au ~er, ~esl~, ~ith~y, ~se.
Noes. ~. Absent~ Co~ei~
~I~ N0eg~q: C~ei~n C~ae off~d ~solution
~s is a ~lution ~thoriz~g ~plication f~ Plus, et~., ~ ~lution
was rea~ ~ ~11 ~ ~s passed, ~opt~ ~d app~v~ by the follo~ng
t~t~ ~es: Co.cirri ~se, ~d~er, ~esl~, ~it~ey. N~s~ None.
Absent t 0o~c~]~n ~si~e e
~Y~ 0n motion by Co~c~ ~e, second~ by ~ci~ Eeit~y,
which o~e6, the ~et!~ was a~Jo~ed to ~b~ ~, 19~ at
~ ~laka,M~fFAtt & T~ue :ad~ ~lie
~ ~'s P~nt · L~ ~ ~ ?.01
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~ B~fleM Oil ~,, S~ Oil
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~ ~X~ Oil C~ of Call--ia ~ol~e for ~ 219.70
~ Webb B~. ~ 1.~
~ ]kti~m_~! llstttute of ilialeitm! Law Officers 5~lbsoriptioa for 1946 42.~0
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