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2. ii strip of land 35 feet aide by about 200 feet long,which is tolllbe a continuation
Park streotI from TrentonBlvd. to the East end of Louise Avenue, This striip of land to run in
nearly a north and south direction.
3. A strip of land 30 feet wide by about 425feet long,which is to form the north half
of Louise Avenue ,from the East end of Louise Avenue to the westward.
SECTION TWO. The City of Fayetteville,in consideration of the abovelagrees to return
to the said A.L.Trent the following property which was formerly given for streets.
1. The 12:,'_: foot alley extending north from Davidson itraxKa Otreet to Trston Blvd., in
Oak Grove Addition,
2. All that pact of Trenton Blvd. lying west of Park Street.
' SECTION THREE.T'hat this resolution be in force from and after its passage and approval.
And that all resolutions or parts thereof in conflict herewith be and the same are hereby
repealed.
Signed;- C.T.Harding.
Approved, Allan M.Wilson Tdayor. Attest; J.0.1.1assie, Klerk.
' A communication from The Budd Post Co., in refference to the presence of: Popcorn venders
On the Public Square, in front of business houses was read, and in response to the same, the
1dayor was requested to take the necessary steps for the removal of the same.
A motion was made by Alderman Harding and seconded by Alderman Jackson, and passed by a
unanimous vote that the Idayor consult with the hater Commissioners for the purpose of secur-
ing such a survey, by the City Engineer,as will show the quantity of water supplied by the
Johnson Spring, the amount of fall from the Spring to the pumping station on Clear Creek, and
the land the City would have to acquire to render the same available for City use.
The report of the Special Disbursing Agent was presented, and on motion by Alderman Harding
seconded by Alderman Stephens, was referred to the Auditing Commit ee.
On motion by alderman Harding, seconded by Alderman 'Price, The Mayor was instructed to
confer with the Commissioners of ti:illow Street Improvement District with r6ference to post-
poning the collection of the assessments in said District to March lst, 1923.
The report of the Committee appointed to confer with the County Judge in regard to the
rent of rooms in the Court House was deferred to the next me ug,
110 further busin ss ljpearing, the council adjourned to^Tuesday, Dec. IbtrL1
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Approved -/F L::rayor. Attest- /'' \ Clerk.
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:iDJOURNsD HLiE`i'ING OF TH.ClTY COUNCIL OF FAY T` EVIL LE,ARK(illl dSAS,
HELD D MI:'L3R 5th 1922.
PESEL?T:*- The P:iayor, Allan P&'tlilson, Clerk J.C.IIas8ia, Aldermen, Harding,
Jackson, Idintun, Phillips, Price, Stephens. l
The roll being called, the minuted of the previous meeting wire read adn approved
The reports of the Police Judge, and of the City Collector were presented, and
on motion,were referred to the Auditing Committee.
The following accounts against the City were read to the Council, a+d on motion,
were referred
to the Auditing
Committee;-
ry
,,estern Union
`Tel. Co.
$1.40
Fayeyyeville Gas & idlectric
Co
w345.65
Lewis Brothers
Co.?13,131
VI.F.Stirman
ji
$1 60
Yr.L.Crouch
47.30
East Ttr. Imp. District
No One
85.42
Dages Brothers
$15.15
Fay. Daily Democrat
X7.75
Goss electric
Shop
N
Itit Ittl It ti5.50
x2.20
Bryan Motor Co.
90.90
S*V[.Bell Tel.Co.
$12.11
Fayetteville Repair
Shop
$?0.75
J.:f.Shelley
y5.00
The following accounts against the City were reported by the Auditing Committee
as being found correct, and on motion by Alderman Price,seconded by Alderman Harding, that they
be allowed and ordered paid, which mojion via s unanimously carried ,the accounts as listed
below were so ordered paid,and the Clerk was directed to issue warrants forl,�Jie same: -
Spencer Rogers, $2.00; J.';I.Shelley, $5.00; Campbell Filling Station, yj3.601
The Board of� Assessment of IIont Nord Improvement District Number One of the City
of Fayetteyville, Arkansas,deposited with the City COherItl,their assessmentpof benefits,
Vdhereupon AldermanPrice offered the following resolution,and moved its adoption, which motion
being eeconded by: AldermanHardingj1ias unanimously carried,and the bdayor declared the resolution
adopted. Acopy is as follows;-
r�-�� RESOLUTION.
OREAS, The Board of.<.1Assessment of Irlont Nord Imrorovement District Nuilhber One of the City
of Fayetteville, Arkansas,did on the 5th day of December,1922,deposit with the
City Clerk of the City.of Fayetteville, Arkansas,the assessment of Mont Nord
Improvement District Number One of the City of Fayetteville,I,Arkansas,duely
subscribed by each of them;
NOIJ ,TH_21aFOR: , BE IT RESOLVi;D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THi, CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE,
ARKANSAS:
SECTION OITE: That the Citi Clerk of the City of Nayetteville Arkansas., be,and
he is hereby, required to cause to be published in the "FayettevilleDemocrat"
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a daily paper published in the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, a stat notice stating �
that said assessment has been so filed by said Board of Assessors,and that the same is
now subject to inspection.
SECTION T':10: That all orders and resolutions in conflict herewith,be, and the same are
hereby, repealed,and this resolution shall take effect and be in force
from nd a t.6r, 1.. assa� yand �tpproval.
A" 2 l,t�� �%� Signed; I.I.L.Paice.
ATTEST: J.C.Llassie, Clerk, APPROTIED:Allan M.Wilson, Alayor.
/ Alderman Harding introduced a resolution,ordering the building of concrete curbs and
gutters on certain streets,and moved its adoption,which motion was duely seconded by Alderman
Price,and declared to be passed on the following vote;- Ayes Alderman Harding, Jackson,lvlintun,
Phillips, Price, Stephens. The Mayor then declared the resolution adopted,and a copy is as follo '
follows;-
n �! lgvZ RESOLUTION.
111`HEREAS, The Board of Commissioners of Llont Nord Improvement District Number One of tktar the
arse%t - iph—tE ,xs x�kdxa x� as—xk�casr
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City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, will at an early date begin paving pxmjmgcertain
streets within the corporate limits of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, which are
located within said Mont Nord Improvement District Number One of the City of Fayette- '
ville, Arkansas;-
t1HEREAS, Said Board of Commissioners do not intend, as such Commissioners, to lay the necessary
curbs and gutters along the sides of said streets; and
;IIEREAS, it is highly necessary for the protection of.said streets that curbs and gutters be
properly constructed along the sides of said streets;-
NO':.,THEF.EFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYET`i'EVILLE,ARKANSAS;
SECTION DUE That the necessary curbing and guttering,be, and the same is hereby ordere�
to be constructed and placed along each side of the following streets, located in the
City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, to -wit; -
hock Avenue, from the north line of ';lest Lafayette Street to the north line of 4'lest
Liaple Street;- Forest Avenue, from the north line of Eest Lafayette.Street to the
north line of --- t Davidson Street;- West Maple Street, from the west
line of College Avenue to then east line of Mock Avenue;- Highland Avenue; from the
nor line of Lest Maple Street to the north line of Davidson Street;- Mont Nord Street
fro he crest line of Forest Avenge to the east line of !,lock Avenue;- Davidson Street,
fro the west line of Highland Avenue to the east line of Forest Avenue;-
PROVIDED,said curbing and guttering shall be constructed in the manner and form, and in
accoddance with the plans and specifications provided by the City Engineer of the City
of Fayetteville, Arkansas, and all property owners owning property abutting on the aIm
above mentioned streets, shall be, and they are hereby,required to so construct said
curbing and guttering, and have the same completed by March 31, 1923.
.SECTION T'70; If the owners pf any property abutting on any of the above mentioned
streets.shall fail or refuse to comply with the provisions of this resolution, in any
manner and form within the time herein prescribed,the said City of Fayetteville,Arkane
sas, may contract with any suitable person for the construction of said curbirlg and
guttering,and shall let said work to the lo,. -rest bidder,after having firer ten days
notice by publication in the "Fayetteville Democrat",a daily paper published in the
City of Fayetteville, Arkansas,of its intention to do so when said contract is so let.
The amount paid by said City for said work,together with the 6 per centum penalty
added thereto, shall be charged against the owner of said property,and shall be, and
shall constitute a lien against said property,from the date of the commencement of
said work.
SECTION THREE, The Clerk of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas,shall cause to be
published. in the,"Fayetteville Democrat",a daily paper published in the Citynof Fayette
ville, Arkansas,a notice :arning all property owners on said above mentioned streets of
the passage of this resolution,arid said notice so 'published shall be,and constitute
a notice to all owners of property abutting on said streets;said notice to be served
in the manner required by Act 136,of the Acts of Arkansas,, 1909,
SECTION FOUR, That all orders or resolutions in conflict herewith,be,and the same are Ir
hereby repealed,and this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after
its passage and approval.
� �� L,i,,, e,rC c� �iu� b"� r�O1a `� / Signed, C.T.Harding. ,
ATTEST, J.C.Liassie, Clerk. APPROVED, Allan M.',lilson, I:iayor.
On motion by Alderman Harding,seconded b- Alderman Jackson, building permits were grantek
to D.CI.Read,for a plumbing shop ,Loy7,Bloc, 12, Original to:rn,and to D.H.Irons,for residence
Loy 6, Block 11, Lasonic Addition.
The Mayor reported,in the matter of the tater supply, that the ":ate r Commissioners wergl '
not yet ready to enter upon the investigation of the Johnson Spring proposition.
Alderman harding introduced a resolution requiring Joseph Lehman to construct a side-
r:alk along the East side of ':'illow Avenue infront of Lot 3, Block 9 in Lasonic Addition, tiltsand
moved its addoption. This motion was seconded by Alderman Phillips,and unanimously carried,
he ;dayor declared the resolution addopted, and a copy is as
follows; --
RESOLUTION.
.iF.,REAS, a sidewalk is needed in front of Lot 3, Block 9 ,Of the Masonic Addition to the City of
Fayetteville, Arkansas, for the convenience and comfort of the public;and
':;HIiYLAS, the said Lot 3 is the only lot without a sidewalk in the said Block 9, on 'Dillow Avenue
IIO'.; , THri3i i OR B IT RESOLVED BY TILT CITY COUNCIL OF TH . CITY Or AYETTEVILL .. ARKANSAS: -
That the said Joseph Lehman be,and he is hereby -required to construct a side!'ralk
along the "est side of said Lot 3, Block 9,acoording o he plans and specifications oh file in
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the office of the City rngineer.within ten days after motice has heen served on him,of thexpaxsa
passage of this resolution. And
BE IT FURTrL:R RE SOLTED, That if the said Joseph Lehman shall fail or refuse to comply
with the requirements of this resolution,the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas may contract with
some.suitable person to construct the said sidewalk,after giving ten days notice to the said
Joseph Lehman of its intention to do so,and the cost thereo£,together with 6 per centum penal-
ty shall be charged against the said Joseph Lehman and shall constitute a lien on the said
property from the date of the beginning of the work, in accordance with section 7748 of Craw-
ford and LIoses Digest of the Statutes of Arkansas. And
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That all orders or resolutions in conflict herewith be,and the same are
hereby repealed,and this resolution be in force from and after its passage and approval.
Signed, C.T.Harding.
ATTEST, J.C.I.Iassie, Clerk. APPROVED, Allan1vI.Wilson, Mayor,
The request of H.M.Powers,for permission to move a house across Center Street,was on
mojion by Alderman Phillips seconded by Alderman Harding,refferred to the City ._�igineer, with
Power to act.
Alderman Harding introduced an Ordinance to reduce rakes charged by the Fayetteville
Gas ans ;lectric Co.,which was read by the Clerk. CThereupon Alderman Harding moved that the
Rules be suspended and the Ordinance placed on its second reading,which,being seconded by Aldo
..intun,was unanimously carried,and so declared by the Mayor,
+5;�,Alderman Harding then moved that the Rules be further suspended,and the Ordinance placed on its
third ring and final passage, which was seconded by Alderman Price,and carried by a unani-
mous vote,and so declared by the Llayor, who then announced that the question is now shall the
Ordinance pass: The vote upon the passage was;- Ayes Alderman Harding, Jackson, Liintun, Phi;;ips
Price, Stephens. Nhys4L none, Absent and not voting,none. The i.Iayor the declared the Ordinance
passed, and a copy is as follows;.
ORDINANCE NUMBER 466.
AN ORDINAI;CE TO BE ENTITLED, AN ORDINANCE FIXING RATES FOR FURNISHING ELECTRICITY BY
A14Y PUBLIC SERVICE C0L, ddY TO THE CITIZENS ,RiSID NSES,INDIVIDUALS,CORPORATIONS, ANS ALL OTHER
PARTIES '.ITHIN TIL. CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE,ARKANSAS.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE,ARKANSAS;-
S_,CTIOiI CITE. That the charges for electricity supplied through meter for lighting purposes to
the inhabitants of the City of Fayetteville,s4all be at the following rates, to -wit`
'::here the amount consumed during any month is 30 kilowatt hours or less,the rate per
kilowatt hour shall hm not exceed 1OV,
+'here the amount consumed during any month is more than 30 kilowatt hours and not
more than 50 kilowatt hpurs, the rate per kilowatt hour shall not exceed 9v.
2xR±1fdLK15CO .
Where the amount consumed during any month is more than 50 kilowatt hours and not
more than75 kilowatt hours,therate per kilowatt hour shall not exceed 8y,
!';here the amount consumed during any month is more than 75 kilowatt hours and not
more than 100 kilowatt hours,the rate per kilowatt hour shall npt__exceed# o 7�.
':There the amount consumed during any month is more than 100 kilowatt hours and not
than 150 kilowatt hours, the rate shall not exceed614 , per kilowatt hour.
i"There the amount consumed during any month is more than 150 kilowatt hours and not
more than 200 kilowatt hours the rate per kilowatt hour shall not exceed 62,1�.
Where the amount consumed during any month is more than 200 kilowatt hours,the rate
per kilowatt hour shall not exceed 66
PROVIDED THAT a minimum monthly charge of not exceeding 91.00 for flat rate or for metered
service.
SECTION 1':70. That the charges for electricity supplied through meter for power service(and it
is meant by the phrase "power service"all electricity supplied for motor service
for operating machinery or mechanical devices for industrial and manufacturing
purposes) shall be at the following rates,to-wit;-
Where the amount consumed during any month is 30 kilowatt hours or less, the rate
per kilowatt.h'our shall not exceed 8¢.
':;here the amount consumed during any month is more than 30 kilowatt hours and not
more than 50 kilowatt hours, the rate per kilowatt hour shall not exceed 71.i,
.,'here the amount consumed during any month is more than 50 kilowatt hours and not
more than 75 kilowatt hours,the rate per kilowatt hour shall not exceed 7V,
'.*:here the amount consumed during any month si more than 75 kilowatt hours and not
more than 100 kilowatt hours,the rate per kilowatt hour shall not exceed 6L -o
'.here the amount consumed during any month is more than 100 kilowatt hours and not
more than 125 kilowatt hours, the rata per kilowatt hour shall not exceed6�.
:There the amount consumed during any month is more than 125 kilowatt hours and not
more than 200 kilowatt hours,the rate per kilowatt hour shall not exceed 5.�,
':!here the amount consumed during any month is more than 200 kilowatt hours and not
more than 300 kilowatt hours,the rate per kilowatt hour shall not e:ceed5¢.
':here the amount consumed during any month is more than 300 kilo�:latt hours and not
more than 400 kilowatt hours,the rate per kilowatt hour shall not exceed4IV*
':+here the amount consumed during any month is more than 400 kilo•aatt hours,
the rate per kilowatt hour shall not exceed 4V,
Provided that a minimum monthly charge of not exceeding 91.00 per horse -poster for the first
10 horse-power;75� for -che next 10 horse -power; and in excess,,of 20 horse -power,
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50� per horse -power may be charged for flat rates or for metered service for electricity}
as furnished for power purposes.
fixed
SECTION'THREE. All -rates herein for power service are for service between the hour of 7
o'clock in the forenoon and 6 o'clock in the afternoon.
SiMION FOUR. The rates herein fixed shall be in effect on and after January first, 1923.
' S';CTIN FIVE. Any person, company, or corporation, owning or operating such Ilelectric light plant
who shall fail or refuse to use the rates as provided for in this ordinanee,and
instead thereof shall demand or.receive a greater amount than tllhat fixed in this
ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction shall be fined
in any sum not les, than $25.00 nor more than $500.00 and each Iday that such
overcharge is made shall constitute a separate offense.
SECTION SIX. All ordinances or parts of ordinances ±n conflict her-ewith are hereby repealed.
Passed and approved on this 5th day of December,1942.
hTTEST: J.C.idassie, Clerk. APPROVED: Allan Ivl. Jilson, Idlayor,
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PUBhISHHSD IN Ti FAY TT VILL DAIhY Dvn4pCRAT, IR , 1922.
The Sanitary Policeman was directed ,to ask the Board of.Healtllh to assist him in
securing a suitable dumping ground for rubbish.
Eo further business appearing, the Council adjourned subject to call.
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