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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1933-03-27 Minutes66 Pnrmit t Pun to the Critical illness of Mrs. D..D. Phillips, mother of City Clerk Oton Phillips, no meeting was held March 13th, 1933. cut cur) A. Bohn asked permission to cut the curb for a driveway to his garage at his resi- Fayetteville Cite Council m^t in reg?lar session Monday March 20th, 1933, Present: Mayor T. S. Tri)ble, City Attorney V. James Ptak, City engineer F. M. Ratliff, Chief of Police Neal. Cruse, Aldermen Barr, Bynum, Carter, Gregory, Harding, Senders, Stan- ford, and t^!ages. Absent City Clerk Otoe Phillips. City Attorney V. James Ptak was named acting City Clerk. Fire 'Lon? Due to the absence. of the City Clerk no minutes were presented. Tlills: The following hills were presented after their approval by Alder' -an Rarr, Chairman of the Auditing, Committee, whereupon Alderman Harding mace a motion which was seconded by Alderman Bynum that the bills he allowed as approved and the Clerk be instructed t draw warrants for same, upon the proper funds. This motion received the unanimous vote of the Council and the Mayor so declared. Ark. 19estern Gas Co. 93.809 S, W Bell. Tel- ephone Co. A31.35,. A. F. Shumate $9.75, Fardie Shannon ?621.00, Ben Porter X12.00, A* F. Shumate X60.00, Harper Brush Works $6.00. Asphalt Plant: Alderman Wages made a motion that the action of the Council on February 20th, 1931, relative to the C. A. Moreno Asphalt Plant proposition be brought up for reconsider- ation. Alderman Bvnum seconded the motion which received the entire vote of the Coun- cil. .After discussion Alderman Sanders made a motion which was seconded by Alderman Stanford that the Co A. Moreno Asphalt Plant proposition he rejected. Upon the ques- tior hnine put before the Council it received their unanimous vote and the Clerk was Instructed to notifi= the C. A. Moreno Co. of the rejection. The Council refused to consider a hill. of Mrs. E. H. Watts as the injury to her car was no fault of the City. ^To further business, Alderman Stanford moved that the Council adiourn. Alderman Greg- orp seconded the motion which received the entire vote of the Council. The Mayor declared the Cou cil adjo•.rned. Attest: m Approved: ted. gvac.dtiC� Citrk. Mavor. -- as amended he placed on its third and final reading,. This motion was duly passed by Favettevilln City Council met in regular session Monday March 27t11, 19-13. Present: Mayor T. S. Tri. ,)` 1p, Citv Clerk Otoe Pbill.i.ps, City rnginner P. A''. Ratliff, Chief of Police Neel Cruse, Aldermen Barr, Bynum, Carter, Gregory, Harding, Stanford, 1"ages, Absent, Aldnr-nan Sanders and City Attorney V. James Ptak, Reading of mim_ites WA9 deferred till. next regular menti.np, April 3rd, 1933. 9i11s: The following hills were presented after their approval by Alderman Barr, Chairman of the Auditing Committee, whereunon a motion was marle by Alderman Harding that the bills .he allowed as approved and the Clerk he instructed to draw warrants for same upon the proper funds. The motion was seconded by Alderman Bynum and received the entire vote of the Council. Pete Gann A,10,00, Norwood h Williams A1.50, Ben Porter $6.00, F. H. Comer $6.00, A. P. Shumate 18.00. Pnrmit t ' cut cur) A. Bohn asked permission to cut the curb for a driveway to his garage at his resi- dence on Johnson Street. A motion made by Alderman Bynum and seconded by Aldermen Carter to grant this permit under the supervision of the City engineer was passed by the unanimous vote of the Council and the Mayor so declared. Fire 'Lon? Ordinance: The prorosnd Ordinance to Bring Block 32, Original Town of Fayetteville, into the Fire Zone, same being carried on its second reading, was brought to the attention of the Council. A. H. Clement and Frank B. Lewis appeared before the Council in ornosition to the Ordinance, but withdrew their obiections when Alderman Carter offered the following, amendment: That the Ordinance be amended to also include Blocks 18 and 25, Original Town of Fayetteville, Arkansas,to be taken into the Fire Zone, Alderman Bynum made a motion that was seconded by Alderman Harding that the Ordinance as amended he placed on its third and final reading,. This motion was duly passed by the Council and the Clerk then read the Ordinance the third and final time. The Mayor then nut the question "Shall the Ordinance pass". Up the Clerk calling the -on roll t`�e following, vote resulted: Ayes, Barr, Bynum, Carter, Gregory, Harding, Stan- ford, Wages, Naps, none. Absent and not voting, Sanders. The Mavor declared the Ordi- nance passed as there were 7 Ayes and no NAys. Ordinance No. 751, An Ordinance to be entitled "An Ordinance to anend section one. of Ordinance No. 618. Passed and approved on the 24th day of May, 192611 . Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas: Section One: That section One of Ordinance No. 618, passed and approved on the 24th day of Asap, 1926, with reference to fire zones '-in amended to read as follows: "Beginning at the intersection of the South Line of .test Spring Street; with the cast line of North Church Street, and run^ing thence east to a point three hurdred' (300) feet east of the east line of North College Avenue: thence south parallel with thn east line of 6ollege. Avenue and at a distance of three hundred (300) feet there from, to tl-e north line of the alley immediately south of the County Jail., thence west to the east line of College Avenue, thence south to the north line of Rock Street, thence riest along trc north line of Rock gtreet to the east line of South J ..V r 67 Locust Street: thence north to the south line of 17.'Pst Meadow Street, thence east to the east line of South Church Street: thence north to the place of heeinning." Section Twm: That this Ordinance is cumulative of all Ordinances of a similar nature and deemed to repeal only such Ordinances or parts of same as are In direct conflict herewith, and this Ordinance shall take effect and be in full force from and after its passage, anproval, and publication. Annroved: T. S. Tribble, Mayor. Attest: Otoe Phillips, City Clerk. Prrhl ished in Fayetteville Daily Democrat March :inth, 1933. A motion to adiourn made by Alderman Harding and seconded by Alderman Bynum was duly naased by the Council,and the Mavor declared the Council Adjourned. Attest: C&6 0 Annroved: ,.4 6Z� _ Cit., Cle ., raa.,or. Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday April 3rd, 1933. Present, Mayor T. S. Tribble, City Clerk Otoe Phillips, City Attorney V. Jamns Ptak, City En- gineer E. M. Ratliff, Aldermen Barr, Bynum, Carter, Gregory, Harding, Sanders, Stan- ford, and Wages. Minutes of the meetings held March 6th, 611arch 20th, and March 27th, 1533, were read . and approved. Bills: The following bills were presented afi.er their approval by Alderman Barr, Chairman of the Arlditing Committee, whereupon Alderman Harding made a motion that the hills be allowed as approved and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for same upon the Proper funds. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sanders and received the entire vote of the Council. Leake Furniture Co. $0.50, Fldo Cole $10.00, iced Cross Drug Store x`10.002 Bob Hanna -k1.50;'Montgomery Ward & Co. $14.50, Fayetteville Lhr. Cement Go. 7.5.5, Ben Porter ,p10.001 A. F. Shumate x;18.00, Heerwagen Bros. 6.15, Ozark Station No. 1 $6.03, Crescent Drug Store $0.49, Price Clothing Co. $0.35. Highland D. J. Friedell appeared before the Council requesting the City Council'to make High - Ave. land Avenue between Marle Street and Lafayette Streete. one-wnv Street, durinr-• the schoo: swoeper which had been sent wdthout a signed order and had been turned down. An offer months. Alde mar, Greeory made'a notion, which was seconded by Alderman Harding, t!^at a committee he appointed to confer with the School authorities and investigate the was passed by the unanimous vote of the Council: matter.. This motion erceived the unanimous vote of the Counctl and the Mayor annoint- Service ed Alderman Grepory and alderman Stanford to spire on the committee. 1913 was read in. full by City Attorney V. James Ptak. After, much discussion. Alderman 11aryes introduced an Ordinance entitled "An .Ordinance electing three members of the Linoleum• The matter of r'loor coverine for the C{ty Clerk's office was brour?ht before tl�,e Coun- which thev shall serve as srrch commissioners, all in accordance with Act PTO. 28 of the cil. Alderman Sanders moved teat this matter beto the discretion of the Mayor and the City Clerk. .Left Alderman i;vn'.im seconded the motion which was passed 1-1.r the entire onded by Alderman Bynum that the rules he suspended and the Ordinance be placed In it; vote of the Council second rending. The motion received the entire vote of the Council and the,Clerk read Clean up the Ordinance the second time. Alderman 9ynum moved that the rules he further suspen- week: Alderman Gre^ory made s. motion that the five days beginning April lith re declared Clean-up weekand that, the rubbish he carried and disposed of in the same manner as Ordinarce pass". Upon the Clerk calling the. roll. the following vote resulted; Ayes, last year. Alderman Harding seconded the motion >shich was duly passed by the Council. Beautifi'; N. F.'Drake ar-peared before the Council asking a donation to ai.d in beautifying, Hig,h- cation o. way 71 approaches north and south of the City limits. Alderman Sanders made a motion Highway seconded by Alderman Harding that $20.00 be donated'for_the above purpose. Uron the 71. question 'being put before the Council the following vote r•esul.ted; Ayes, Barr, Bynum, Harding, Sanders, Stanford, and Wages. Nays, Carter and Gregory. The Mayor, declared the motion passed as there were 6 ayes and two nays. Airport A proposition to lease the old airport for a golf course was presented to the Council. Lease: After discussion Alderman Gregory made a motion, which was soconded by Alderman Wages, that the balance due on hack rentals be collected in full before the matter of making further disposition of the Airport he considered. This motion received the entire vote of the Council and the Mayor so declared. Mayor Trihhle presented a telegram relKti.ve to a sh;mmnnt of fiber for the street swoeper which had been sent wdthout a signed order and had been turned down. An offer was made in the telegram to take 20% discount if the shipment would '^e accepted. A motion by Alderman Sanders seconded by Alderman Barr that the proposition he accepted was passed by the unanimous vote of the Council: Civil Service Act No. 26 of the 'Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas for the year ;ommissio.: 1913 was read in. full by City Attorney V. James Ptak. After, much discussion. Alderman 11aryes introduced an Ordinance entitled "An .Ordinance electing three members of the Board of Civil Service Commissioners of Fayetteville and designating the period for which thev shall serve as srrch commissioners, all in accordance with Act PTO. 28 of the Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas for the 1933." The Ordinanc ,year was road the first time in its entirety. Alderman Sanders made a motion which utas sec- onded by Alderman Bynum that the rules he suspended and the Ordinance be placed In it; second rending. The motion received the entire vote of the Council and the,Clerk read the Ordinance the second time. Alderman 9ynum moved that the rules he further suspen- ded and the Ordinance be placed on its third and final readinp',. The motion -was secor.de by Alderman Harding and received the unanimous vote of the Council. The Clerk then re= the Ordinance the third and final time. The Mayor then put the question "Shall the Ordinarce pass". Upon the Clerk calling the. roll. the following vote resulted; Ayes, Barr, Bynum, Carter, Gregory, Harding, Sanders, Stanfor•r?, and Vagss. TTays, none.,ab- sent and not voting„ none. The Mayor declared. the Ordinance passed e.s there were 8 ayes and no nays. . �. Ordinance No. 752, J An Ordinance to be entitled "An Ordinance electinp, three members of the Board of —Civil Service Commissioners of Favetteville and designatine the period for which�thev shall serve, as such Commissioners, all in accordance with Act T'o. 28 of.\the Acts of the General As'semhly of the State of Arkansas for the year 1933."