HomeMy WebLinkAbout1932-02-22 MinutesFayetteville City Council met in regular session February 22,,1932,
Present. Mayor Pro.Tem. J.F.Stanford,City Clerk Wm.F.Dunn,City Attorney V.James Ptak, City
Engineer E.M.Ratliff,Chief of Police Neal Cruse,Aldermen Barr,Bynum,Harding,Sanders,
Scott & Wages.
City Clerk Put the question before the Council"Gentlemen,who will ,you have as Mayor Pro.
Tem."Wherunon Alderman Bynum made a motion that was seconded by Alderman Salders that
Alderman Stanford be elected Mayor Pro.Tem. and upon the question being put beforethd
Council,he was elected unaminously and then took the chair.
Minutes: The minutes oR the regular Council meeting as held on February 15,1932 were read and
approved by the unaminous vote of the Council.
Bills: The following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Scott,Chairman of
Auditing Committee,whereupon Alderman Harding made a motion that was seconded by Alde
Bynum that the bills be allowed as approved and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrant
upon the proper funds for their payment.Upon the question bedng put before the Council,
it received their unaminous vote and the Mayor Pro.Tem.so declared. Bills;Lottie Tollet
$7.50,Ben Porter $20.01,Shumate & Williams $30.00,Heerwagen Bros.$7.74,Lem Guinn $5.00,
T.P.Gann $15.00.
North Street: A letter was read that was written to Mr.Lehn,Agent of the Frisco R.R.by Supt.
Cantrell,in which he asked him to use his efforts to get the proposition of North St
crossing the Frisco tracks and after the reading of the letter the City Attorney was
instructed by the Council to use every effort to have this crossing made as it was more
important than ever that this road be opened on account of the Veterns Hospital being
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located here.
Lester:) The Clerk reported bac{ on the bill that was presented at the last meeting and passed
on account of not having an approval on it,and stated that he had presented it to the
Mayor,Mayor Pro.Tem. and Chief of Police and none of the aforesaid mentioned would
approve the bill,which was for taxi hire and arrests. to the amount of$16.00.
Truck: Alderman Bynum introduced and Ordinance " Authorizeing the Board of Public Affairs of
the City of Fayetteville,Arkansas,to award a contract for the purchase of an automobile
truck for the use of the City street department". This ordinance was read the first time
Alderman Wages made a motion the the ondds be suspended and the ordinance be place unor
seconded by Alderman Scott.
its second reading.Upon the question being put before the Council the following vote
resulted.Ayes Barr,Bvnum,Harding,Sanders,Scott,Stanford,vJages.FTays.None.Absent and not
voteing.Nome. The ordinance was then read the second tdme.UddErthe discussion the
Blank space was filled in with Abshier-Bryan Motor Co. and after the words "cost of"
the following amount and words were inserted.$549.00 & trade in old truck. A motion
was then made by Alderman Harding and seconded by Alderman Sanders that the rules be
firther suspended and the ordinance be placed upon its third and final reading.Upon the
question being put before the Council,it received the fdllowing vote.Ayes Alderman
Barr, Bynum,Harding,Sanders, Scott, Stanford, Wages.Ilays None Absent and not voteing None.
The ordinance was then read the third and final time. The Mayor Pro.Tem then put, robe
question.Shall the Ordinance Pass.Upon the roll being called the following vote resulte
Ayes Alderman Barr,Bynum,Harding,Sanders,Scott,Stanford,t"!ages.Nays,None.Absent and not
voteing None.The Mayor Pro.Tem then declared the ordinance as passed.
ORDINANCE N0.742*k
ordinance tb be entitled" An ordinance authorizeing the Board of Public Affairs of
City of Fayetteville,Arkansas to award a Contract for the purchase of an automobile
for the use of the City street department"
Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Fayetteville,Arkansas;
Section One: That the Board of Public Affairs of the City of Fayetteville,Arkansas,be,
and hereby authorized and directed to award a contract for the purchase of an automobil
truck from Abshier-Bryan Motor Co. of Fayetteville,Arkansas,at a cost of $549.00 and
trade in old truck.
Section Two: That this Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its
passage and approval.
Passed and approved this 22rd day of FebrRary 1932.
Attest; PJm.F.Dunn,City Clerk. Approved J.F.Stanford,Mayor Pro.Tem.
Bynum
Purchase: After the passage of the foregoing ordinance,Alderman said as the the Board of Public
Affairs had left this matter to the Street Committee that be would make the .following
ivlotion,which was seconded by Alderman Harding.That the contract for an automobile truck
be let to Abshier-Bryan Motor Co, for. 13121nch wheel baseand dual tire equipment in rea
for the stipulations as set out in ordinance No.742 and that the Clerk be instructed tc
draw a warrant for $549.00 from the Street Fund for the payment in full for the truck.
Upon the question being put before the Council,it received their unaminous vote and
Mayor Pro.Tem so declared and ordered.
Executive Session: Alderman Harding made a motion which was seconded by Alderman Barr that the
Council go into Executive Session.Upon the Question b ine put before the Council,it
received their unaminous vote and the Mayor Pro.Tem then declared the Motion as Carrie
and declared the Council as in Executive Session.
Vetern Hospital:Alderman Wages Introduced an Ordinance antEoiizeing the Board of Managers of th
Plater Plant of Plater Improvement District No.l,of the City of Fayetteville,Arkansas,
or the Commissioners of Said Improvement District ,to further,develoD,improve and ext
Plater System and plant and to acquire additional lands;and pledgeing the faith of the
City of Fayetteville,Arkansas to the support and aid of said Improvement District.
This ordinance was read in its entirety the first time. Alderman Wages thenn made a
said
motion that was seconded by Alderman Bynum that the rules be suspended and the ordinance -
be placed upon its second reading.Upon the question being put before the Council the €
following vote resulted.Ayes Barr,Bymum,Harding,Sanders,Scott,Stanford,Wages.Nays None.Absent
and not voteing None. The Mayor Pro.Tem, then declared the motion as carried and instructed
the Clerk to read the ordinance inits entirety the second time. The ordinance was read
in its entirety the second time.Alderman Harding then made a motion that was seconded
by Alderman Sanders that the Dudes be further suspended and the ordinance be placed upon
its third and final reading.Upon the question being put before the Council,the following
vote resulted.Alderman Barr,Bynum,Hat?ding,Sanders,Btanford,Scott,lNages0 Nays None.Absentl
and not voteing.None. The Mayor Pro.Tem, then declared the motion as carried and instrubb6d
the Clerk to read the ordinance in its entirety the third and final time. The Clerk then
read the ordinance in its entirety the third and final time. T&e Mayor Pro.Tema then p
the question.Shall the oddinance pass.Upon the question being put the following vote
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resulted.Ayes Barr,Bynum,Harding,Sanders,Scott,Stanford,Plages.Nays.None.Absent and not
voteing.None. The Myor Pro.Tem .declared the ordinance as passed as there were 7 Ayes
and -no Nays.
ORDINANCE N07439-6
An ordinance authorizeing the Board of Managers of the water Plant of Plater Improvemen
District No.l,of the City of Fayetteville,Arkansas,or the Commissioners of said Improve
District,to further,develop,improve and extend said Water System & Plant and to acquire
additional lands;and pledgeing the faith of the City of Fayetteitille to the support and
aid of said Improvement District.
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Wheras it is ascertained and declared byy the City Council of the City of Fayetteville ,
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Arkansas,that it is desireable,necessary and expedient that the water works,plant,and
system be further developed,improved and extended,and that additional lands be acquired,
and WHEREAS it is further ascertained and declared bt said City Council,that said Water
Plant,will annually,produce a revenue surplus,after the payment of all operatimg and
maintainance cost of said plant,which surplus will be sufficient to pay the cost of
development,improvement and extension of said Water Plant as aforesaid,and,VjnEA;,it
is further ascertained and determined,that the City of Fayetteville,will be greatly
penefited,by said developement and extension of said Water Plant and System without any
increase in taxes therefor;THFREFORE, be it ordained and enacted by the City Council of
the City of Fayetteville,Arkansas;
SECTION ONE: That the said Board of Managers of the City Water Planjr of 'Nater Improvemer
District No.l,of the City of Fayetteville,Arkansas,or the Commissioners of said Improver
ent District,or either the said Board of Managers or the said Commissioner,are hereby
authorized,empowered and directed to proceed to so further develop and improve said Alar.
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and system,and to acquire such additional lands as may to them stem necessary for the
purposes herein set out and intended,and to execute and issue certain negotiable obliga-
tions,in such sums and denominations,and with such interest rate,and maturities of
U principal and interest as to them may seem necessary,and to sell and negotiate such
obligations for the purpose of securing cash funds,with which to finiance,develop,extend
and improve said Water Plant and System as aforesaid and to purchase said lands and to
obligate and bind said Improvement District for the redemption thereof,out of its surplu
funds each year,after all operating expenses of said plant have been paid,and to take
title to such lands in some person or corporation as trustee.
SECTION TWO. In consideration of the benefits to be received to the City of Fayetteville
and its inhabitants,without additional taxation,by the acquisition of such additional
lands,by said Water Improvement District as aforesaid,said City of Fayetteville hereby
pledges its good faith through its Mayor and City Councilor other constituted authority
of said City to donate and deliver to said Board of Managers of said Water Plant,or to
the Commissioners of said Improvement District,annually so long as the costs�of acquirer
said lands is not fully paid,all the surplus remaining in its General Revanue Fund,each
year,after the cost and expenses of operateing said City Government has been paid or set
apart,not exceeding however the sum of three thousand two hundred and fifty(t3,250.00)
dollats per annum.And to this end,it pledges the good faith of the present or future
constituted authorities of said City to practice reasonable economy in the administrat#i
lion of the affairs of said City.Said surplus fund aforesaid,or an appropiate and authen.
ticated City Warrant therefor,to be surrendered and delivered to said Board of Managers
or to the Commissioners of Said Improvement District on the first day of May 1933 and of
the first day of May in each year thereafetr to and including the year 1952.
SECTION THREE. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed,and it is hereby ascertained and determined by the City Council,that the Public
health,peace,and safety of the said City and its inhabitants are imperiled,and that by
reason thereof an emergency exists,and that this ordinance shall be in force and effect
from and afetr its passage and publication.
Passessed and approved this 22rd day of February 1932,
Attest; Wm.F.Dunn,City Clerk,
Approved;J.F.Stanford,Mayor Pro.Tem.
Also further
approved by
Mayor
T.S.Tribble,Indisposed.
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A motion was made by Alderman Wages and seconded by Alderman Bynum that the Council
adjourn.Upon the question being put before the.Council,it received their unaminous vote
and the Mayor Pro.Tem.so declared the Council as adjourned.
Attest; Approved;
City Clerk. Mayor.
FAYETTEV ILLE CITY COUNCIL MET IN REGULAR SESS ION, MOTIDAY FEBRUARY 2�Yi; f §32
PRESFW : Mayor T.S.Tribble,City Clerk Vhn.F.Dunn,City Attorney V.James Ptak,Chief of Police
Cruse,Aldermen Barr,Bynum,Harding,Sanders,Scott,Stanford & Wages.
T.S.Tribble was present at his first Council meeting sinee December 7th,1931 and
expressed his appreciation to the Council for their conduction of business affairs of
the City since his sickness.
Minutes of the regular meeting as held on February 22rd 1932 were read and approved by the
unaminous vote of the Council.
Bills: The following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Scott,Cbairman of t
Auditing Committee and a motion was then made by Alderman Harding and seconded by Aldez
Wages that the bills be allowed Fs approved and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrant
upon the proper funds for the payment of the same.Upon the question b®ing put before the
Council,it received their unaminous vote whereupon the Mayor declared the motion as
passed.Bills:Ler= Guinn $13.75,Shumate & Williams $30.00,J.W.Shelley 02.25,0tis Parker
$2.75,L.S.Addington $4.00,Ben Porter L9,72,Desk Sargeant X55.00.
Request: A request was read from Mr.D.J.Collins wishing a grade established for a sidewalk on
North side of Cleburne Street,whereupon Alderman Wages made amotion that was seconded by
Alderman Bynum that the City Engineer be instructed to establish the grade as desired b3
Mr.Collins.Upon the question being put before the Council it received their unaminous
vote of the Council and the Mayor so declared.
Street 8leaning Contract: Under the discussion of letting the street Contract for 1932-1933
A motion was made by Alderman Wages that the Contract' be let to Shumate & Williams for
the amount of their bid.This motion was seconded by Alderman Sanders.Alderman Scott thei
objected to the motion and siad that a secret ballot should be taken on all of the bids
submitted,whereupon Alderman Wages by the Consent of bhe second Alderman Sanders,withdro
his motion and a secret ballot was taker_ Vith the following vote Shumate & Williams 5
and John Zillah 2.The Mayor then declared the Contract was awarded to Shumate & Williat
Alderman Wages thgn made a motion that was seconded by Alderman Sanders that the City
Clerk with the Assistance of the City Attorney draw up a contract with Shumate & Williai
Upon the Question being put before the Council the following vote resulted Ayes Barr,
Bvnum,Harding,Sanders,Stanford,Wages.Nays Alderman Scott. Absent and not voteing None.
Relief Work;Under the discussion of helping the 43brthy men of the City who needed work and as
these men did not have any pole tax and therefore could not receive any money direct frc
the City a motion was made by Alderman Wages and seconded by Alderman Bynum that the Cl(
be instructed to draw the money necessary for the employment of these men be drawn fron
the proper funds and payable to the Belief Workers Association,B.V1.Palmer,Msnager.Upon 1
Question being put before the Council,It received their unaminous vote and the Mayur so
declared.
1932 udget: Alderman Wages of the Finiande Committee presented the Budget as prpared by the
Committee for the Year.1932. and recommended its adoption to the Council.He read and
explained each department as outlined in the Budget.A motipn was then made by Alderman
Bynum and seconded by Alderman Sanders that the Council accept the Budget as outlined
and explained by Alderman Vlages.Upon the question being put before the Council,it