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Home My WebLink About1922-11-06 Minutes759 s t1he ..u.yor b.: directed to r�„uest the ,railroad Commtssion to reject tMe plans submitted by .-:r. J...xiuthheson, of the Frisco Co. for a depot at Fayetteville. The vote on this motion v Ayes Aldermen Harding, Jackson, iAntun, rice, Stephens; nbcent and not voting, Ald. r:am. The :.:ayor declared the motion carried. �' o further business appearing, on motion, the Council adjourned subject to call. Attest; (� '(�/f�(�(1ei��Clerk. Approved; I.:ayor . 01 'Th.. CITY COU1,CIL OF THS CITY 0' PAY�TTTEVILLL,ARKAl'ISAS, NOVL.'.BER 6th 1922. i?.:SLSIT; The i.1ayor, Allan :.I.';lilson, City Clerk, J.C.I.:assie, Aldermen; Harding, JacZcon, .intun, Stephens; absent Alderman Price. After 3oll-call, the minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. J....Phillips, who was elected on October 25th a Ar=An for the : irst .lard ,t to £ill out the unexpired term of :.,.Ham, was sworn in b tne�a: such alderman, and eves entc;rn od Loi: the' duties of his office, i..r Jef-f ilavis was present and addressed the Council concerning the installatioN� o of a private sewer line by himself: and a number of other citizens, living in his vicinity.. tiftar this”" which, Alderman Harding introduced the following resolution, and moved its adoi.:tion;- R SOLUTIOY L. 't3Ar� .hereas Jeff Davis, as Trustee, proposes to lay and construct a sever line, to unite with tho :ewer System of the City of Fayetteville at agpoint near the intersection of Gregg .troet rtith .:est Center Street, and extending to a point on Duncan Street, with a lateral run .- South on Hill Street;- and hereas the said Jeff Davis,as Trustee, covenants and agrees that no part of the expense of such construction shall devolve upon the City of hayetteville, and thatall of QA said 1L5ing and construction shall be under the direct supervision of the City ngineer of the slid City; U.. YHIrEFORL BE IT RBSOLVi.D BY TH. CI`T'Y COUZICIL OF THS CITY OF FAYETTEVILLL, "I hat permission is hereby granted to the said Jeff Davis, as 'Trustee, to lay and con- struct a Private sewer line, beginning at a point in West Center Street near the intersec- tion of Greg^: Street, running thence to a point on Duncan Streot, and South on Duncan Stre,:t, .pith a lateral running south on Hill Street, the entire lines to be about 900 fejt :n lenUth. and ya it further resolved that no person or persons shall be l.ermitted to connect with said private sever lines uithoat the consent of th said Jeff Davis as `'Trustee. Signed; C.1^^.Harding. i•ucsod and approved this 6th day of liovember, 1922. .11.roved, Allan ii.':lilson, I:.ayor. Attest; J.C.:.Iassie, Clerk. 1_lderman i.intun seconded the motion to adopt the resolution, and the vote seat hies; Aldermen Harding, Jackson, i.Iintun, Lhillips, Stephens, Absent and not voting, Ald. price. The :.:ayor declar_d the resolutions. Adopted. Dr. 11.F.Drake was present and informally presented the matter of City aid to the i:ont ::ord Improvement ,)istrict. The i:ayor explained the position the City had uniformly tcicen as to Improvement Districts, and expressed the opinion that the City would in all probability assist to the extent of paving the actual street intersections. The :.:ayor then announced that in view of the changed personel of the Council, it had become necessary to rearrange the Standing Committees, and announced the following to serve untill Aoril 1923. J...:._hillips, Chaorman. L:.L.Price, Chairman. C.T.Harding Cha I:.L.C..; T.U.Jackson, Street;-S.S.Stephens, Lights;-J.ii.Phillips, ....L.Price. A.R.1,.intun. T.U. Jackson, c,.S.Stepi ens, Chairman. 1.I.L.Price, Chairman. iro L water; y.R.idintun, Auditing;- C.`i'.Hr.rding, C,T.Harding• S.S.Stephens. �.i?...intun, Chairman. Crdin!rce;- J..:.Pihillips, ...S.3tepihens. T.U.Jackson, Chairman. Se%ier;- d.'_'.Harding, J.:.lhillips . 760 liic .,or lruc,.r_tcd tiro matter of ivii;-- assiatfmce.to -,i.e inblic Library, ani 1Ilderma Z= _intun offered a notion, That the City Council agrees to pay from the City General und, the sum of N150.00 toward the sul.port of the Jublic Library, an wally, contingent upon a pledge for equal amounts being made by eleven other organizations, with the understanding that there shall be no more solicitations for private donations for that purpose. alderman Phillips seconded the motion, and the follol.iing vote was taken; -Ayes, Aldermen Hardinn-, Jackson, i.iintunm Phillips, Sterhens, absent and not voting; Aldreman I -rice. The ..:ayor declared t.e motion carried. On motion by alderman Harding, .,econded by alderman Jackson, building permits were granted as folio -as;- ',I.L.Hillard, corner Locust and I.ieadow, laris Green, Lot S. Block 10, Original Torn, Oliver Lollar, four buildings on the s&me plan. Tha reports of the Police Judge, �.nd the City Collector were presented and on motion by alderman Harding, Seconded by Aderman Jac_.son, mere referred to the Auditing ' Committee. :.he follolaing accounts against the City were presented; - Campbell &Bell,;:,4zIT If N3.41 Fayetteville Daiky Democrat N10.40 V1.88 ',iashington Co Hdwre, Co. V;2.05 a.F.Jackson y'4.65 Bear State Oil Co. 02.40 ft if k4.75 S.P.Rogers N3.00 Lewis Bros Co. 06.00 IScDavid 'hardware Co 43.25 S -vi Bell Tel, Co. 9'8.45 Security Eotor Sales Co. X1.00 ' if N5.50 �.C.Fugitt 524.50 :iandford & Sons N8.73 Suuare Tire Co. 955.30 ..'Ous Tel* Co. V0.95 [t. L. Crouch 5;12455 Fayetteville Gas & Electric Co ;341.54 ',7. F . S t i rman 5;2.50 on motion by Alderman Phillips, seconded by Alderman Stephens the foregming accounts were a,eferred to the Auditing Committeo. Alderman Harding seconded by ,.lderman thillips, moved that the account of J.�e Dunnahew, for paving a crossing on South Streot be allo,ved and ordered paid' and that the Clerk be instructed to draT..a a warrant for the same. On this motion the v.tewas;- ayes aldermen Harding, Jackson, i;intun, Phillips, Stepgens, Absent and not voting, Ald. Price. The i.:ayor declared the motion carried. 17o furtherbusiness)appearing, on motion, the Council adjourned subjec to call. .attest; �"M"�4A�61erk. Approved, 1.,ayor.. Ri4GULAR II... TIRG OF TH., CITY COUI:CIL OF Fr Y: `'T_.VILL%,ARYidTriAS, HELD iMV. ' :_0th, 192. ' The I.Iayor, Allan I.I.Wilson, 6itg Clerk, J.C.I.Iassie, Dldermen; Harding, Jackson, Eintun, Phillips, Price,and Stephens. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The following accounts against the City were presented;- J.':,Shelley, ,'5.0.0, .iogers, .,72.00, Campbell Filling Station, 5x3.60. On motion by Harding, seconded by Jackson, the above accountd were referred to the Auditing Committee. City ',:arrant number 5819, issued October 25th, 1919, payable to the Water Commis- sioners, and used by them as collateral security for the purchase of a pump, said '..arrant being for the sum of three thousand (3000.00) dollars,was returned to the City Council,the debt having be, -;n paid. .hereupon, Alderman Harding, seconded by Alderman Stephens, moved that the Clerk be instructed to endorse the above fact on the stub of the warrant, and to destroy the currant in the presence of the Council. The vote on this motion was;- Ayes aldermen Harding, Jackson, i.Iintun, Phillips, Price, Stephens Fays, none, Absent and not voti gig, Ione. The :.:ayor declared the motion carried ..lderman Harding introduced an Ordinance to amend section one of Ordinance no. 82 wh:ch c'e.^ read the first time. '..hereupon Alderman Harding,'Seconded By Alderman Price, moved thL-.t the rules be suspended and the ordinance b.; placed on its second reading, which resulted in the following vote;- Ayes aldermen Harfi..g, Jackson, L:intun, Pnillips, Price, .tephens, I-ays none, absent and not voting,idone. :he :.ayor declared the i:otion Carried, alderman Phillips, Seconded by Alderman Harding, then moved that the rules be further ' suspended and the Ordinance placed on its third reading and final passage, on whicw motion the vote ^::as as follows;- Ayes Aldermen Harding, Jackson, ISintun, Phillios,Psice, ctephens, i?a�,•s none, Absent and not Voting,none, The i.,ayor declared the motion carried. The vote on the final passage of the Ordinance vias;- Ayes Aldermen Harding, Jackson, Ilintun Phillips, Price Stel_hens. The i.:ayor declared the Ordinance passed, and a copy is as follows ORDINANCE IMEBER 465. ylf ORDIi.TA1TO . TO BE ENTITLE ."1HT ORDINANCL i0 Al211D SECTIOIT OIT , OF ORDIITAliC� ITU.BER , 82 , ASS X :1:D APPROVED I.:LY 10th ,1892. " Bi IT ORDAI rsD BY TH:L, CITY COUNCIL OF TH.: CITY OF FAYLTTEVILL:., :liUTISAS; Section One, That section one of ordinance 82,passed and approved !.lay 10th, 1892, be amended to read as follows; " A fire district composed of blocks number 15, 16, 17,269 27928929,30,31,and the Court House Square in the original torm(now city) of Fayetteville, i is hereby established.Provided, however, that lots 12,12a,12b,12c,12dall in block 29, origir_al town(now city) , as the same are shove by the Burns and :.IcDonald Sevier abd_ '„ater map o mr.id Citv-,are hereby exempted from fire limits and from all restrictions imI_osed s�