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Home My WebLink About1932-10-24 Minutes45 Assessme ts: The re -assessments of University Inn. Dist. Noe 1, and Improvement T`ist. No. 43, `a were presented by the Clerk. Motion was made by Alderman Sanders seconded by Alderman Gregory tYlat these assessments he received and filed. Upon the question hei-•e put be- fore the. Council, it received their unani1;ous vote and the MRyor so declared.. Protests The nrotest of C. G. Philips in Mont Mord Imp. Dist. 110. 1, and A. C. Bodine in im- rrovenent Dist. No. 31, were read by the Clerk.' Alderman Harding made a motion_, sec- onded by Alderman Bynum, that the protests be heard Monday, October 2,�, 19.',2., and the Clerk be instructed to notify the Comnissioners and Assessors of said Districts of the time of the hearing. Upon the question being put before the Council, it re- ceived their unanimous vote and the M ayor so declared and instructed the Clerk. Mr. x.. R. Stone appeared before the Council and asked the Council to request the Commissioners of the original Sewer District Yo. 1 to furnish a complete finan- cial report as to monies received and the. disbursanent thereof. After discussion. a motion aas made by Alderman Gregory and seconded by Alderman Vlawvs that the City Attorney be instructed to examine the Statutes to find if the City Council has legal richt to dertiand such. resort. Upon the question being rut before, the, Council. it received their unanimous vote and the ICayor so declared. No further business, Alderman Harding made a motion that was seconded by Alderman Rynrnn that the C mincil adjourn. This motion carried unanimously and the Mayor declared the Council as adjourned. Attest: Aiinroved &�c ' City Clerk. f , ,7 - Mayor. Protests Hearing of the Protest of A. C. Boc'ine ag=inst the assessment on his property A. C. Bo line, in Improverre nt District No. 31 was deferred till 1Gonday, October 31, 1532, in order to obtain necessary data concernin, sane. YI C�0. Phil ins: The nrotnst of C. C. Phillins ar-ainst assessment of his n.roper`.y ir^Improvn- a Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Yonday, October 24, 15:52. Present: 11alror T. S. Trihhle, City Clerk Otoe Phillips, City Attorney V. James PtaTr, City rngineAr T. M. Ratliff, Chief of Police ileal Cruse, Aldermen Barr, Bynum, Carter, Gregory, Harding, Sanders, Stanford, and Wages. Ti inute.s of the reg1llar meeting as held. October l7th. 1572 were read and apnrove..d by the, unanimous vote of the Council.. Rills: The following bills were presented 4fter their arnroval by Alderman Barr, Chairman of the ,auditing Committee, whereupon Aldernan Bynum made a motion seconded by Ald- erman Carter, that the. hills be allowed as approved and the Clerk he instructed to dra•a warrants for same upon the proper funds. This motion received the unpn.imous vote of the Council and the ldayor so declarnd and instructed the Clerl�: Rohe Gro. tial.^0, D�rkp Lumber Co. ASM 75, A. B. Upton X6.25, A. F. Sbumate y30.00. i.riancial i+ernorts The financial reports of Imnrovnment- Districts T'o. 36 and 11o. 35, Alley Improve- hent District Ido. 40, and 1'e^t 1.7eadovr Street Improvement District No. 1. were read by the Clerk. Upon motion by alderman Harding, seconded by Alderman Bynuri, t, e, Council voted unanimously that these reuorts he received and filed as they were acconnanied by nnce.ssaz•�r checks and vouchers. ssessmen "'he re -assessment of ''later Imurover,ent District Fo. 2 upas presented. On motion by Alderm<<n Sanders, seconded by Alderman Harding., the Council voted uranimousl.y to receive and file same and the Mayor so declared. Protests Hearing of the Protest of A. C. Boc'ine ag=inst the assessment on his property A. C. Bo line, in Improverre nt District No. 31 was deferred till 1Gonday, October 31, 1532, in order to obtain necessary data concernin, sane. YI C�0. Phil ins: The nrotnst of C. C. Phillins ar-ainst assessment of his n.roper`.y ir^Improvn- a Ho ment District Ro. 1 was read. After investigation tion being put before the Council it ,,^eceived their unanimous vote and the A?ayor so and discussion Alderman Gregory made a motion, seconded by Alderman Bynum, that the assessment be sustained. Upon the ques- Garment; City Attornev V. James Ptak reportod that he. was unable to find authority legalizing fact0ry rA btethodis passing of an Ordinance authorizing the Board of Commissioners of Mater Improvement Assembly: District: Ido. 1 to assume the Garment Factory and 17estern Yethodist Assemhly indebt- edness, Talks ':^re made by J. H. IdcIlroy, J. F. I..00re, and Id. F Drake relative to this matter. After much discussion a motion was made by Alderman By utn and second Pd by Aldermar Barr , that the Slater Board have their attorney draft an OrrdinRnce authorizing the hater Board to liquidate the debts due the Garment Factor`yviand the Clesti�rn Methodist ,'Assembly, and to attach thereto his opinion as to the legality of such procedure. Upon the question being put before the Council it received their unanimous vote and the I%ayor so declared. I:"otion to adjourn was made by Alderman Barr, seconded by Alderman Bynum. This motion received the unanimous vote of the Council and the Mayor declared the Council as ad - ,j Ourne.d . At,tPst : • (� Approved: Q-,.4 — City lerk. h".ayor. �I :.1 tion being put before the Council it ,,^eceived their unanimous vote and the A?ayor so declared. Commissioner It Td p. Dist. .s :,f, &c .''. J Appointment of J. F. Cook as Commissioner of Improvement Districts bio. 38 anrT Ito. 39 to fill the vacancv created by the resignation of J. I,. Slaughter was requested by Commissiol-.ers Fred Rouse and S. J. Car•pbe)l. bSotion was made by Alderman Bynum, and seconr'ed by Alderman ':fares, that J. F. Cool- he appcirted Commissiorer of Improve- ment Districts ITo, 38 .and ITO. 30, This motion received the unanimous vote of the Council and the Mayor so declared and instructed the Clerk. Sewer M strict City Attorney V. James Ptak r^ported that the City Council has a legal right to de - Ido. 1: mand R financial accounting from any Improvement; Districi.. Thereupon, Alderman GreF.Ory made a motion, seconded by Alderman Harding, that the Clerk be instructed to request the Commissioners, in writi.nr, to make a completeAaccountinp of Sewer District Ido. 1 within 30 days. This motion received the unanimous vote of the Coun- cil and the ma -for so declared and instructed the Clerk. Petition: Apetition, sinned by 65 citizens, requesti.ne the City Council to take action rela- ':ive to Providing a walk, for pedestrians on the Ilorth side of the viaduct crossine, tTie Frisco richt-of-wRy on hiarle Street, was nre.sente.d by Dr. Dwight I'Oore. This viaduct being, kept ur by the Frisco Railroac', the City Attorney was instructed to take the matter up vait:h the Railroad Officials. S ravin6L dP,`1IA llf9' (// Dr. Dwight Moore, cRlled the attention of the Courcil to the fac'i,/Y flat thnrP is no - Si.dP,wRllr South of the A. N'. Wilson F,stai;e. Rnd tl^f: Sigma Chi. Fraternity on Yarle Street. The owners of saidprox!erty having nreviounly hePn ordered to put in such sidewalk, the Clerl- was instructed to again :oti..fy owners to put in sidewalk iRl- mediately. Ston The matter of stop signs on h1aille Street at the intersection of I.aTile and i'lashington Signs: Avenue being brought before the Council by Dr. Dwight IFoore, Alderman Gregory made a notion which was seconded by Alderman Bynum that, as Aiavle Street at the intersection is on State Highway Ito. 45, the Stop signs be placed on Tashinnt:or Avenue instead bf I,1ar-le Street. Upon the question being put before the Council it. recPived t}lpir unan- imous vote and the. Mayor so declared. Sewer ser Tice ChRrre J. H, bcIlrov anneRred before the Council, request..inl* the Colinci.l to pass an Ordi- nRnce creating, a service charge on sewer connections. Aldermar Gregory Trade a motion seconded bir ,Alderman Bynum that this petition he filer] vaith the Council for their consideration. This motion received their unanimous vote and the Mayor so declared. Garment; City Attornev V. James Ptak reportod that he. was unable to find authority legalizing fact0ry rA btethodis passing of an Ordinance authorizing the Board of Commissioners of Mater Improvement Assembly: District: Ido. 1 to assume the Garment Factory and 17estern Yethodist Assemhly indebt- edness, Talks ':^re made by J. H. IdcIlroy, J. F. I..00re, and Id. F Drake relative to this matter. After much discussion a motion was made by Alderman By utn and second Pd by Aldermar Barr , that the Slater Board have their attorney draft an OrrdinRnce authorizing the hater Board to liquidate the debts due the Garment Factor`yviand the Clesti�rn Methodist ,'Assembly, and to attach thereto his opinion as to the legality of such procedure. Upon the question being put before the Council it received their unanimous vote and the I%ayor so declared. I:"otion to adjourn was made by Alderman Barr, seconded by Alderman Bynum. This motion received the unanimous vote of the Council and the Mayor declared the Council as ad - ,j Ourne.d . At,tPst : • (� Approved: Q-,.4 — City lerk. h".ayor. �I :.1