HomeMy WebLinkAbout1932-04-25 Minutes� 13
Fayetteville City Council met in regular session on Monday April 25th,193
Present: Mayor T.S.Tt* iblale,Cit:y Clerk Vfm.F.Dunn,Cit,y Attorney V.James Ptak,City Engineer E.M.
Ratliff,Chief of Police Neal Cruse Aldermen Barr,Bynum,Carter,Gre.gory,Harding,Sander•s,
Stanford & Wagese
b;inutes 3f the regmlar meeting as held on Monday April 18th,].932 mere read add approved by the
unaminous vote of the City Council,
Bi;ls; The follwoing bills were presented after their approval h -Y Alderman Barr of the Auditin�
Committe wherupon Alderman Harding made a motion that was seconded by Alderman Bynum th t
the bills be allowed. as approved and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants upon the
proper funds for the payment of the same.Upon the question being put before the Council,
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it received their unaminous vote and the Mayor so declared end ordered the Clerk.Bills;
Ben Portet �18.75,Otls Parker $f2.50,Oscar heinolds $3.10,A1 len Strain $5.50,Joe Farr
$9.00,John Zillah $6.00,Shumate & Williams $30.00.
Invitati n: An invitation was read from Hev.Aabell,Pastor of the first Christian Church intitBAn
the City Council,Police Force,and riremen of the Cita to attend Mothers day services on
Sunday May 8th,1932.This invitation was accepted by the Council.
Clean Up Week. A resolution was read from the City & Highway Beautification Committee setting
aside the week oP May 8-7 as clean up week and asked the Myor to issue a proclamation
setting aside that week as Clean up week and also asked the Council to take care of the
hauling of the refuse,whereupon Alderman Harding made a motion that the City take care i
of the hauling of the refuse to approximately $60.00 and that the same he paid out of
the Street Cleaning fund.This motion was seconded by Alderman Bynum.Upon the question
being put before the Council,it received their unaminous vote and the blayor so declared,
McIlroy Building: Mr Hayden W.cllroy appeared before the Council and asked that he be give p per it
to repair the building on Dixon Street that was ran into by Dean Droke axElas N,r.Dinwiddile
the bulid.ing inspector had refused him a permit to repair the same.He claimed by an est#w-
estimate of b?r.Elmer Norwood that the value of the building was $257.46 and that the
damage was $43.75 elich amount was less than 3 the value of the building.Mr.Dinwiddie
said that he had refused the pe,m.it on the valuation of the building being more that
the vplue on account of the accident and decay as set out in the Ordinance.P41derman VlagPs
then made a motion that the buliding inspector be sustained in his action.Hg failed to
get a second to his motion and withdrew the motion when the City Attorney said that the
City Council had no jurisdiction in the matter as it was entirely up to the building
inspector.The Council then refused to act on the matter,
Assess-o•s Pio.38 & 39.The City attorney then gave his opinion in the matter of a protest as
presented by 20 property owners in the Districts Curb & Gutter Improvement District No.,8
and Paving Improvement District No.39 in which tbVyrequested the removal of the Assessors
for• ce.use,taht the Council had no jurisdiction in this matter.The Mayor then continued
the herring until I.iay.9,1932.
Jail: The question of a city jail was presented to the Council and Alderman VJages,Chairman of
the Committee then stated that Alderman Scott had left the Council and asked that the
Mayor appoint some one in his place and that the Committee would function and make the- ees
necessary report.The Mayor then appointed Alderman Gregory on the committee.
41derman Bynum then made amotion that was seconded by AldermKn Stanford that the Council
adjourn.Upon the question being put before the Council,it received their unaminous vote
and the Mayor declared the Council as adjourned.
1tt:est:
City Clerk. Approved:
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