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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1931-05-04 MinutesJ7.3 Campbe1 As per pos ponmen o P hearing in regard o e peterion o pro esti s a. ains Petetlpn* the erection of a grocery store & filling station mn Block 8,1ot 6 of Gunter addition. Price by J.1".Campbell.The Counil heard both sides both Pro. & Con. The petet-ioners of protest were represented by Lawyer Price Dickson. Mr.Campbell and I,SF.&Ioore speaking in favor of erection of said building.After much discussion Alderman Bynum made a motion that the application of Mr.Campbell for erection of said grocery store and filling station be rejected.This was seconded by Alderman Sanders.Upon the Clerk calling the roll for vote Alderman Barr answered with the request that he be excused from voting and after giving13 his reasons Alderman Scott,seconded by Alderman Bynum made a motion that Alderman Barr be excused from voting.Upon the question being put Alderman Barr was excused from voting by the unaminous consent of the council. The Clerk then called the roll and the Ayes were Alderman Bynum,Harding,Sanders.Nays. Alderman Scott,Stanford,1'ages.This being a tie vote Mayor Pro -tem Pearson then voted Nay. This gave a vote of 3 Ayes & 4 Nays. After the vote Attorney raised bhe question that it required a 2/3 vote of council elect to pass a measure.Thus the matter was left. Mr.M.L.P.rice appeaued before the council and asked permission to erect some outside IRequest.itanks for storage of lubricating oils. He was instructed that the council had no authority !in the matter and that he should take it up with 11.7r.Dinwiddie and advertise as the law required under that law. A motion was made by Alderman Harding,seconded by Alderman Bynum and upon the question eing put to the council it was so ordained. Attest:<- --- r�-� Approved. -------- - City Clerk. Mayor Pro -tem. I Present; Minutes: Bills; REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE,ARKANSAS. HELD MAY 4th. 19310 Mayor T.S.Tribble,Clerk 1'im.F.Dunn,Attorney V.James Ptak,Engineer E.M.Ratliff,Chief of Police] Neal Cruse and Aldermen Barr,Bynum,Harding,Pearson,Scott,Stanford and Ylages.Absent Alderman Sanders. The reading of the minutes of the regular meeting of the council held on April 27,1931 were read and approved. The following bills wEEE properly approved,read,allowed and the clerk ordered to draw warrants on fund.under which bills were payable,this was done by a motion by Alderman Harding,seconded by Alderman Pearson and when the question was put by the Mayor it carried Iunaminouslv.The bills were as follows:Fayetteville Lbr.& Cement Co.$84.28,Ca1 Wilson,Colleeb, tor.22.00OMorgan McMicheal 61.61,Fayetteville Drug Store 10.50,Otis Parker 4.25,V1m.L.Bleek(:T1 18.00,Fayetl;Pville Lbr.& Cement Co.,2.40,Ben Porter 18.75,Abshire-Bryan Motor Co.54.95, John Zillah 2.50,Dee Johns 6.009Sam Little 15.00,H.B.Paisley 18.00,Edd. Poore 2.35,Frank • I Luper 19.18,Lewis Bros Hardware Co.,1.25,Heerwagen Bros 9.54,J.W.Shelley 42.50, Fayetteville Printing Co 22.00,Harry E.Hamilton 74.50,Fayetteville Daily Democrat 6.16. Reportsi The monthly reports of Mayor Trilble as purchasing Agent,Glm.F.Dunn as City C1e.rk,M.Cunningb' ham as City Collector,Tom Gage as Police Judge,J31.Phillips as Police Judge,Clyde I'laltersl also Cunnin nam as fire Chief were all read.M. � g' presented his frst annual report for collectnl for the fiscal year ending April 30jl93l.A motion by Alderman Pearson,seconded by Alderman 1'7ages that the reports be accepted,and ordered filed.Upon the question being put by the Mayor,it carried unaminously. Alderman Pearson made a motion that the Clerk make each Alderman a copy of his report as read.Upon the question being put by the Mayor it was so ordered. 574 tions, Henry 1.1alker presnted a petetion asking to cut the curb in front of his property on the F.as side of South College Ave. Alderman Scott Made a motion thetthe request he granted under the suprvisbon of the City Engineer.This motion was seconded by Alderman Harding. Upon the question being put by the mayor it carried unaminously and was declared so ordered. ' Earl Bates presented a petetion that he be granted the right to cut his and gutter on the west of his property on Rollston Ave. A motion by Alderman Harding tha this petetion be granted ' under the supervision of the City Engineer.This was Seconded by Alderman Stanford and when the . question was put by the Mayor it carried unaminously and was declared so ordered. Mrs A.Marinoni presented a petetion to cut the curb in front of her property on Gregg Street for the purpose of building an atteactive driveway.A motion was made by Alderman Bynum and seconded by Alderman Pearson that this petetion be allowed under the supervision of the City 'Engineer. Upon the question being put by the Mayor it carried unaminously and was declared so ordered. Mr.Marinoni also asked that her son Gigi,15 years of age be granted a drivers permit subject to the approval of the Chief of Policee Alderman Harding made a motion that the permit be granted.This was seconded by Alderman Scott.Upon the question being put by the Mayor ib carried unaminously. Upon the report being called for from the committee to see about the erection of two curb. pumps by Mr.Eck Cruse.The committee reported that the pumps were already installed when they went to inspect the situation. Alderman Wages made a motion that the City Attorney draft an ordinance regulating and taxing all curb pumps.This was seconded by Alderman Stanford.Upon the question being put it carried unaminously and was so declaredby the Mayor. The Committee on investigating the request of the Dixie Oil Company on Dickson and Campbell Streets for erection of thwo curb pumps deferred their report until after the drafting of an ordinance as.voted upon ,just previous to this report. Campbell Upon some discussion that the wad the matter stood in regard to Mr.Campbell erecting a Permit. lgrocery store and filling Station on Lot 6,Block 8, Gunter addition taht Mr.Campbell had never (been given a permit to erect said building.A motion was made by Alderman Pearson ant' secondecj ny Alderman Bynum that this permit be granted under the supervision of the building inspector. Upon the question being put it carried unaminously. Rent A Motion was made by Alderman Pearson and seconded by Alderman Stanford that the Clerk I rent aid to Count Treasurer for rent in Count Water Com. figure up the back r.e p y e y Court House and that the Plater Commissioners be presented with a bill for one half of this rent.Upon the question being put it carried unaminously and was so ordered. A Motion was made By Alderman Pearson that the Mayor City Attorney V.James Ptak and a committee of three be appointed to meet with the Plater Commissioners to arrange satisfacbbrily the rent proportionment of the new quarters. Alderman Stanford seconded the motion. Upon the question being put it carried unamimously.The Mayor Appointed the following Committee,Alderman Scott,l Barr,& Pearson. Threr was a request for three street lights..One by P+Ir.Brewer for one light on Forth Willow Street and One on East and one on west of the Washington School,The Mayor said that as the light allowance was full he would request the lighting committee to investigate and. see if there were not three lights that were not as essential as the ones asked for. Bids: As Alderman Sanders was out of town A motion was made•by AldermanBynum that the bids as advertised for street cleaning be deferred until May 11,1931.This was seconded by alderman Stanford. Upon the question being put it carried unaminously. A Motion to adjourn was made by Alderman Harding And seconded by Alderman Scott.The motion upon being put'was declared as carrying unaminously and thus they adjourned. Atte t' � Ap�ro�{ed, i`^.'v""' [Jy City C erk. Mayor.