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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1933-11-13 MinutesM .. 98 Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Eondap, November .13, 1937). Present: Mayor T. S. Tribble, City Clerk Ot;oe Phillips, City Attorney Virgil Ram) y2 City En- gineer E. M. Hat.liff, Chief of Police MPR! Cruse, Aldermen Bynum, Carter, Gregory, Harding, Peal, Sanders, Stanford, and Wages. The report of J. F. Stanford, Accredited Veterinarian, given in compliance with Da.i.r OrdinR TICe No. 762. and showing that Stubblefield, Henson, Combs, and Coln dairies are equipped in compliance with Ordinance 11o. 762, was read by the Clark. Aldevmsln Harding made n motion, seconded l,v Aldermar Carter, that the report be received and, filed. The motion r6ceived the unanimous vote, of the. Council.. Civil Works: Vgvor Tr:hhle gave a report on the Civil Works meetinr held in Little cock and state that; in order for the City to hennfit hp the Civil Clorks rroFram :it. would be necessa y for the nroiects to be filed immediately. .Alde•rman Wages m!idP a motion that the bravo City Clerk, Cit r FnPineer, and Chai»man of the Street; Committee form .and submit t;he nroiects. Aldermar Gregory seconded the motion which received the, Pnti.re vote o£ the. Council and the Mavor so decliired. A claim for ''12.00 was presented by D. A. Burson for expenses intaking the Mayor to the Civil. 17orks meeti.nw,, in Little. :rock. By notion of Alderman Hi>rding, seconded by AldP*•man PPR1, and duly parsPrI by the 1✓ouncil, the claim was allowed. J. H. 1.'cllroy arpe.ared before the Council stating, that, due to Poor Collections the. SP.t7er Ponds were likely to be. defaulted, and sugeesting thnt, a sor•vice charge. be added to and collected wit.h the wRter bills for the purpose of retiring Sewer bonds. r Ila yor Tribble arpointed the Finance, Committee, the City Attorney, and the Chairman yr4 of the SP:^err Committee as a Corrrrlitt;PP to meet ;vit;h the Scrrr•r Roard Thursday the lath Of llotremrler for further discussion of the matter. 'To further business, Alderman Stanford moved that; the Council, adiornrn. Alderman PPaI. stec.onded t;lhn motion which nas-ed unanimeugly, and the 1'r1vor dPcln'red the. Council, ad- 16urned. ' Attest: G Arrroved: City . Pr %�/kr blavor. FRVe.tte.VillP• City Council met in regular session Monday, November 20, 193:5. Prnse,rt; : F4Rvor T. S. `;'ribble, City Att;Or•TIP,V Virgil liamsey, City Engineer• E. 11:0 Ratliff, Aldermen Bynum, Carter, Gregory, HardingYPal, Sanders, Stanford, and Wages. Absent.: City Clerk Otor Phillips.ex, y n"r%w�, 7tPA Pf�pp� C4o7 E&4C (X � 91l.ls: The following bills were, presented after their apnroval by Aldermar Peal, Chairman of the Auditing Committee: John Bynum .$j3.41, Allen Strain $)10,00, Ben Porter $ln,nn, A. F. Shumate $;18.00. Alderman Bynum moved that the hills he allowed as approved and the Clerk he instructed to draw XX warrents for same upon the proper funds. Alderman Carter seconded the motion which rece.iVed the entire. vote of the, Council. Report. Sewer The report of the Committee appointed to confer with the. Sewer Boned relative to the CommittP : proposed service charge to take care of sewe� bond requirements was read by the Clerl The committee opposed the Droposition, and recommended that the sealer commission work out its own problems with reference to Sevier bond issue.. Alderman Carter moved that the report he receivers and filed. Aldermar, Bvnum seconded the motion which re- c.eived the unanimous vote. of the Council. Dr. Dral<e on Sewer• A1dPrmnn Sanders mPdP a motion that Td. F. Drakn he. nr?pointed a member of' the PoRrd of Board: SPWer Com"i.ssioners to fill the existing vacancy. Alde»mar: real. seconded the motion Which receivert t;hn entire, vote of the Council and the F1RyOr so declared. 17orknrs Petition A petition slxn^d by 10 mPmhers o" the, Workers Association asvir+u that the Council let the, popple vote on a t.unicipal Building, nroiect was prPsnnted. Ry motion of Alder- man Carter, seconded by A1dP-•man Gregory, and duly rasSed Ynr tl)e Council. the petition was ordered received and filed. Alderman Peal moved t;hat4the Council adjourn. Alde man Sanders seconded the motion, k which passed unanimously, and the io;apor declarers the Cornncil adjourned. Attest: Approved: icti.ng Ci F C1Prir ----� htavor. Fainrrtes of tele repultir meeting held November 6th, 19a:i, were r.PRd and approved, Rills: The following hi.11s were DresentP.d rafi,er t;hPi.r arrrroval by Aldermr:n Pea]., Chairman o the Auditing Committee: Retnlhlic Printing* Co. $`10,00, S. 17. BPI l Tele.Dhone Co. $29.9• 13oh Day l5.n0, J. T. Gage 88.55, Ren Porter ?x6.00, Allen. Strain ;6.00, Salsbury Gen. , Shop 06,00, A. F. Shumate $18.00. Alderman Harding moved that the hills he allowed q approved and the Clerk he. instructed to draw warrants for same upon the proper funds., The. motion was seconded by Alderman Gregory and received the entire vote of the Council. P1lV a5 Ommi.ssio ier By request of J. A. Peterson, Chairman of the, Board Of' Commissioners of Water Imp. `iter No. 2 District No. 2, Walker Kelly was appointed Com'1issione.r to fill the, vac'incy existing, On said Bo9rd. 1e.ctric Sign.^,: Requests of Ph]-17ay-Barbecue,, 1''aff10 House. Ca.fP, and C;Rsa Loma CnfP to install F'lPc- trio ;urns wn.rP submitted. By motion of Aldern'an Bynum, seconded by A1.dermRn Har,ti.ng, and duly nR.ssed by tele CO11nC11, tbase, permits were irranted, same to be. under surer - vision of the. Cit'r Insne ctor. The report of J. F. Stanford, Accredited Veterinarian, given in compliance with Da.i.r OrdinR TICe No. 762. and showing that Stubblefield, Henson, Combs, and Coln dairies are equipped in compliance with Ordinance 11o. 762, was read by the Clark. Aldevmsln Harding made n motion, seconded l,v Aldermar Carter, that the report be received and, filed. The motion r6ceived the unanimous vote, of the. Council.. Civil Works: Vgvor Tr:hhle gave a report on the Civil Works meetinr held in Little cock and state that; in order for the City to hennfit hp the Civil Clorks rroFram :it. would be necessa y for the nroiects to be filed immediately. .Alde•rman Wages m!idP a motion that the bravo City Clerk, Cit r FnPineer, and Chai»man of the Street; Committee form .and submit t;he nroiects. Aldermar Gregory seconded the motion which received the, Pnti.re vote o£ the. Council and the Mavor so decliired. A claim for ''12.00 was presented by D. A. Burson for expenses intaking the Mayor to the Civil. 17orks meeti.nw,, in Little. :rock. By notion of Alderman Hi>rding, seconded by AldP*•man PPR1, and duly parsPrI by the 1✓ouncil, the claim was allowed. J. H. 1.'cllroy arpe.ared before the Council stating, that, due to Poor Collections the. SP.t7er Ponds were likely to be. defaulted, and sugeesting thnt, a sor•vice charge. be added to and collected wit.h the wRter bills for the purpose of retiring Sewer bonds. r Ila yor Tribble arpointed the Finance, Committee, the City Attorney, and the Chairman yr4 of the SP:^err Committee as a Corrrrlitt;PP to meet ;vit;h the Scrrr•r Roard Thursday the lath Of llotremrler for further discussion of the matter. 'To further business, Alderman Stanford moved that; the Council, adiornrn. Alderman PPaI. stec.onded t;lhn motion which nas-ed unanimeugly, and the 1'r1vor dPcln'red the. Council, ad- 16urned. ' Attest: G Arrroved: City . Pr %�/kr blavor. FRVe.tte.VillP• City Council met in regular session Monday, November 20, 193:5. Prnse,rt; : F4Rvor T. S. `;'ribble, City Att;Or•TIP,V Virgil liamsey, City Engineer• E. 11:0 Ratliff, Aldermen Bynum, Carter, Gregory, HardingYPal, Sanders, Stanford, and Wages. Absent.: City Clerk Otor Phillips.ex, y n"r%w�, 7tPA Pf�pp� C4o7 E&4C (X � 91l.ls: The following bills were, presented after their apnroval by Aldermar Peal, Chairman of the Auditing Committee: John Bynum .$j3.41, Allen Strain $)10,00, Ben Porter $ln,nn, A. F. Shumate $;18.00. Alderman Bynum moved that the hills he allowed as approved and the Clerk he instructed to draw XX warrents for same upon the proper funds. Alderman Carter seconded the motion which rece.iVed the entire. vote of the, Council. Report. Sewer The report of the Committee appointed to confer with the. Sewer Boned relative to the CommittP : proposed service charge to take care of sewe� bond requirements was read by the Clerl The committee opposed the Droposition, and recommended that the sealer commission work out its own problems with reference to Sevier bond issue.. Alderman Carter moved that the report he receivers and filed. Aldermar, Bvnum seconded the motion which re- c.eived the unanimous vote. of the Council. Dr. Dral<e on Sewer• A1dPrmnn Sanders mPdP a motion that Td. F. Drakn he. nr?pointed a member of' the PoRrd of Board: SPWer Com"i.ssioners to fill the existing vacancy. Alde»mar: real. seconded the motion Which receivert t;hn entire, vote of the Council and the F1RyOr so declared. 17orknrs Petition A petition slxn^d by 10 mPmhers o" the, Workers Association asvir+u that the Council let the, popple vote on a t.unicipal Building, nroiect was prPsnnted. Ry motion of Alder- man Carter, seconded by A1dP-•man Gregory, and duly rasSed Ynr tl)e Council. the petition was ordered received and filed. Alderman Peal moved t;hat4the Council adjourn. Alde man Sanders seconded the motion, k which passed unanimously, and the io;apor declarers the Cornncil adjourned. Attest: Approved: icti.ng Ci F C1Prir ----� htavor.