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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1924-06-23 - Minutes -c�921 REGUL-4R IhL:ETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL HELD JUNE 16TH9 1924. Present, Mayor Wilson, Clerk, Aldermen Drake, Harding, Jackson, Mintun and Phillips; Absent Alderman Price. A number of Citizens being present, the Regular Order of Business was suspended,and the Council was addressed by Rev. h4.L.Gillespie, Dr. Otey Miller, E.L.Nettleship and J.F.Moore in opposition of a reported project for the erection of a Lumber Yard on ':lest Dickson Street near the Central Presbyterian Church. Following a discussion of the matter,a motion was passed which in its amended form reads as follows; -"That the matter be reffrred to the City Attorney for consideration of its legal features,and that he with the City Engineer be directed to prepare a zoning Ordinance,which shall provide among other things th-t certain industries shall be localized,and particularly that Churches, Schoolsand Hospitals as now located shall be protected by prohibiting the location of Lumber Yards, Poultry Houses, Garages &c within a certain definite distance;and tH_ that the City Clerk be directed to give public notice that such an Ordinance will be present- ed for the consideration of the Council. At this time the minutes of the previous meethng were read and approved. Bills against the City were presented as follows, and on motion were refered to the Audit- ing Committee;- Campbell- Bell D.G.Co. $3.00 Jess I:alters x$'21.00. The weekly report of the Street Commissioner was read and ordered filed. 'A The pay -roll of the Street Laborers was ordered paid and the Clerk was directed to issue warrants for the same as follows; John Zillah, X25.00 Chas. ':iilcox 18.00 Edgar Williams 8.75 Ed. Malone 16.50 T.N.1. ebster 8925 >lderman Harding moved that the Street Committee be authorized and directed to purchase a dump cart and a set of harness,and to employ a mt:n with a horse to work in connection with the Street Cleaning force,and to see to the direction aad supervision of his work. Alderman Iefintun seconded this motion,which received the following vote;- Ayes Aldermen Drake, Harding, Jackson, Iiintun, Phillips; Nays, none; Absent and not voting Alderman Price,an d declared passed by the Ma mayor. A number of appeals from the assessments in !lest Meadow Street Improvemment District Number One were presented and filed with the Clerk;which being read to the Council, Alderman Phillips moved that June 23rd,1924 be set as the date for a hearing on the same; and also on the appeals from the assessments in South College Avenue Improvement District. This motion was seconded b;, Alderman ISintun and received the following vote; Ayes Alderman Drake, Harding, Jackson, Mintun, Phillips; Nays, none; Absent and not vojing Alderman Price,and declared passed by the Mayor Alderman Phillips moved that the Clerk be directed to notify the ',later Plant superintendent that the work of Paving School Avenue will be undertaken at an early date,and to request that he and the Crater Commissioners confer with the Commissioners of the District with ref nee to th placing of water mains and sewer lines. 7 No further business appearing, the Council adjourned. Attest; Approved, Clerk. / R::GULAR I.LETING OF TH% CITY COUNCIL HELD JUNE 23rd,1924. Ifayo r . Present, 11he Mayor, Clerk, Alderipen Drake, Harding, Mintun, Phillips and Price; Absent, Alderman Jackson. a The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The following bills agaghnt the City were reported as correct by the Auditting Committet. and on motion b;,- Alderman Phillips,seconded by Alderman Harding and carried by the unanimou.( vote of the members present were ordered paid,and the Clerk was directed to issue warrants for the same;- Amerecan LaFrance Fire :ngine Co. X44.86 Lewis Brothers Co. N 8.80 J.Fi.Shelley 11.25 wages Brothers Co. 22.18 Fayetteville Democrat 78.20 Cages Brothers Co. 10.00 Southwest Bell Tel. Co. 2.40 Bentzinger Brothers 13.50 Democrat Printin£ Co. 4.75 Goss- Rogers Else Co. 79.00 Greer Abstract Co. 16.00 Fayetteville G.&E.Co. 354.51 1.aite Phillips Co. 4.08 Jess '.'!alters 21.00 '_Fayetteville Machine Shop 5.00 Lewis Brothers Co. 20.45 On motion by Alderman Phillips, seconded By Alderman Drake and carried by the unanimous vote of the members present the report of the Street Commissioner was ordered received and filed ;and -the payroll of the Street workers was ordered paid,and the Clerk was directed to issue warrants for the same as follows - John Zillah, ;;20.00 Chas. P:ilcox 15.00 Doc Taylor 1.25 T N.FIsbster 9.47 �� Malone 18.00 922 Appeals from the assessment in Improvement Districts were reported by the Clerk as tt filed.in his office as follows; - Hill Avenue Disthict, two; :lest meadow Street District, fifteen; South College Avenue District, thirty-four. AldermAn.Phillipe:lmoved.tHht the^hearing bf the appeal sib e,eontinued to Wednesday, July 2nd 1924.Alderman Price seconded this motion,which received the following vote;- Ayes Aldermen Drake, Harding, Iriintun, Phillips and Price, Nays none, Absent and not voting Alderman Jacksom: The Mayor declared the motion passed and the continuance so ordered. No further business appearing the Council adjourned. Attest; �lIL� Approved; -Clerk.(,� Q �p,N .Mayor. R:'GULAR hL2TING OF THE CITY COUNCIL HELD JUNE 39th,1924. Present;- the Clerk, Aldermen Drake, Airding,Jackson, Mintun, Phillips Price. In the absence of the Mayor the Clerk called the Council to oitder,and on motion by Alder man Price, Alderman Phillips was elected Chairman Pro tem. The minutes of the,previous meeting were read and approved. The report of the Street Comr. for the week ending June 28th was read and on motion was ordered filed. On motion by Alderman Harding, seconded by Alderman 11intun the payroll of the Street laborers was ordered paid and the Clerk was directed to issue warrants for the same as follows; -Charles Wilcox; ;18.00; Ed Malone, w18.00; For hauling gravel $13.20,paid to Frank Williams for disbursement;T.N.l7ebster, 010.10 The following bills 2,Vainst the City were approved and on motion by Alderman Price,sec- ended by Alderman Harding and carried by the unanimous vote of the Council the Clerk was dir directed to is:D-ue warrants for the same; - Fayetteville Printing Co. for transcript blanks, 015.00; Mrs Grace B. McIntosh, for express on tags, 07.35. At the request of Mr J.B.Clark for. sidewalk grade, the City Engineer was directed to make the grade as requested along the front of Lots6,7,8,9 in Block 9 Ferguson Addition. On motion duly put and carried a permit to drive an Auto was granted to Liiss Mary Franci ' Harding, subject to the approval of the Chief of Police. Alderman Harding introduced an Ordinance which was read the first time,whereupon Alderman Price moved that the Rules be suspended and the Ordinance placed on its second reading.Alder- .an Mintun seconded the motion which received the folloeing vote; Ayes aldermen Drake, Hardin Jackson, Mintun, Phillips Price;Nays none Absent and not voting None,and was declared passed by the Chairman Proptem. Alderman Price then moved that'the Rules be further suspended and the Ordimance placed on its third reading and final passage. This motion was seconded by Alde erman Mintun,and received the following vote; Ayes, Aldermen Drake, Harding, Jackson, Pr?intun. Phillips and Price; Nays none; Absent and not voting, none; and declared passed by the Chair- man pro tem. The vote on the passage of the Ordinance was then called for and was as follb.r+s; Ayes Aldermen Drake, Harding, Jackson, Idintun, Phillips, Price. Nays none; Absent and not votitg, none. The Chairman pro tem declared the Ordinance passed;and a copy is as follows; - ORDINANCE NUMBER 517. AN ORDINANCE TO BE ENTITLED" AN ORDINANCE TO PREVENT INJURYOR ANNOYANCE FROM ANYTHING DAITGEROUS,OFFENSIVE,OR UNHEALTHY WITHIN `PH_ LII'dITS OF CERTAIN DISTRICTS IN TIE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE,A_.1LA.NSAS;AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES." BE IT ORD INED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TIE CITY OF FAYETT'EVILLE,AR.KA.NSAS: ' SECTION ONE:That hereafter it :hall be unlawful for any person to establish, maintain, 1 operate or construct,or be4interested in the establiahing,maintaining, operating, or construe, Ning of any canning factory, steam laundry, poultry house,livery barn, lumber yard,planing mil vev 2/0 machine shop,blacksmith shop, public garage, filling station or any other noisy or offensive , avocation within 300 feet of any church house public school house, or hospital within the Cit of Fayetteville, Arkansas,except such businesses as may now be established and in operation L� within said limits. SECTION TWO: That hereafter all business houses that are built or constructed within 300 Yet of any church house, public school house, or hospital within the City of Fayetteville, A 4 (3T/e"Ykansas, shall be constructed of fire -proof material,and said building shall comply in (-4,17ery respect with the City building code for fire -proof buildings within the fire zone cjr,3:ro.cri,ir etof ore established in said City,and be subject to the terms and provisions of the Ordinances establishing.said fire zone. SECTION THREE: 'That.htis Ordinance shall be cumulative of and not repeal any other ordina nanceexcept the same be in conflict herewith. SECTION FOUR: That anyerson violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be by a fine of not exceeding �100.00,and each day that any of the terms of said ordinance are violated shall be a separate offense under this ordinance. SEGa 7 hIVE:That this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage, approval," rrd-p4lication. Fassed this 30th day of June, 1924, Attest; J.C.Iuassie, Clerk/ Approved; J.H.Ph llips, Chairman pro tem.