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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1934-03-19 Minutes112 Milk Test F,lee- Rates Alderman Sanders moved that the milk test received from the Bacteriologist be received and filed. Alderman Bynum seconded this.motion which was carried i)nanimously by the Council Alderman Harding moved that the Veterinarian's report be received and filed the motion wag�x seconded by Alderman heal and receivdd the entire vote of the. Council. SW Gas Elec Company Ar. A'sberry presented the Council with a schedule of ofAsionalA rates. Alderman Stanford moved that this schedule be refered to the Light committee and the City Attorney for the next meeting, the motion was seconded by Alderman Peal qnd received the entire vote of the Council. ro Telephones Alde^•_nan Stanford made the motion that tvo telephones be allowed to Counts and for Strain respectively, A1derPe6n!- ages seconded th66motion'_whidh was •carried!i.P= Fire Dept unanimously by lthe'Cbuncll•.; • '• ^F:; 'r • • • • • , ,-. t.-,•., : + A.0 Ucke.r and Mr and Mrs. Walter Pettigrew appeared befbretthe Council remonstrating Ag93nst publishinp, the bacterial milk count, basing there objections of the fact that the milk samples were warm. After discussion Alderman Gregory moved that Section number seven of Ordinance No 762 be amended to read that all bacterial tests be published, this to be presented as an ordinance at the next regular meeting. Motion seconded by Alderman Stanford. .On the Clerks calling the roll the following vote resulted. Ayes Hynum, Carter, Gregory, Harding, Peal and Stanford. Nayes Sanders and Maces. Mayor declared the motion carr&e-d as there was 6 ayws and 2 nays. Alderman Stanford made a motion that the $20.00 per month allowed the Thrift House on February 26th be rescinded. Alderman Bynum seconded the motion. On the question Ming put before the Council the Following vote resulted. Ayes Bvnum, Stanford. Naps Carter, tfregory, Peal, Sanders, and Piages. A motion to adjourn made by Alderman Sanders, and Seconded by Alderman Peal and duly oRssed by the ncil v i the Mayor declared the Council ar d Attest�e C �ti Approved: TV C tv Cl..rkMayor Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday, irMaroh.�^ 19, 1934. Presnet:l Mayor T S Tribble, City Clerk Otoe Phillips; City Attorney Virgil Ramsey, City EnPineer E M Ratliff, Chief of Police Neal Cruse, Alderman Bynum, Carter, "regory, Harding Peal, "anders, Stanford, and Wages. Minutes of the regular meeting held March lath were read an anproved. Rills The following, bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Peal, Chgirman of the auditing Committee: S A Wages $6.00, Ben Porter $15.00, A F Shumate $18.00 Troy Stockburger �2 .50. Alderman Bynum moved that the bills 40 allowed as approved and that the `'lerk-be instructed to draw warrants for the same upon the proper funds. The motion was seconded by Alderman Harding and was carried unanimously. Alderman Gr corp introduced andordinance entitled an Ordinance to amend 6ecb* Seven Amend of ordinance Number 762 of the Ordinances of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, Ordinance and for other purposes" The ordinance was,read the first time in its entirety by the Clerk. Alderman Harding made the motion seconded by Alderman Peal that the rules he 1762 suspended and that the oridAnance be placed on its second^reading. Upon the question being put before the Council it received the una nimouq vote and the 'Jlerk read the ordinance the second time. Alderman B7mum made a motion that the rules be further su Ft spended and the o^dinance he placed on its third and final reading. Alderman Harding seconded tre motion which recieved the entire vote of the Council. The Clerk then read the Ordinance the third an final time. The Mayor put the question 'Shall the Ordinance pass." On the Clerk's callipp the roll the following vote resulted. Ayes Alderman Bynum, Carter, Gregory, Harding, Peal, Sanders "tanford, , and Wages. Nays Hone. "bsent an not voting none. The Mayor declared the ordinance Passed as there were 8 Ayes and no nays. Ordinance Number 769. iAn Ordinance to be entitled, "An ordinance to amend snetion Seven of Ordinance Number 762 of the Ordinances of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, and for other Pur- — i noses" Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas: Section One. That section seven (7) of Ordinance Number 762of• the ordinances of the Uity of Fayetteville, Arkansas, be amended --to read as follows: iof Section Seven: That all bacterial test required to be made, by the ordinances of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, of the milk of all dairymen selling milk to he consumed by citizens of said City, shall be published in some newspapfr published in said city: and a copy of all such tests shall be furnished the City Council. , Section two: Thnt this ordinance being necessary for the immediate protection ft the public peace, health and safety, an emergency is hereby decalred to exist, And this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from, and after its passage, and approval and Publication. Approved 19th day of March 1934. Attest this 19th day of March, 1934 T. S. Tribble Mayor Otoe Phillips, City Clerk. Published in Fayetteville Daily March 20, 1934 • 113 The Light Committee turned in a report to the Council vreeommeriding that the optional Electric rates be Approved. And that the same be received and filed. Alderman Gregory made the motion that this be accepted seconded by Alderman Peal, which carried the entire vote of the Council. Alderman Sanders moved that the resolution be adopted, Alderman Peal seconded the motion which was carried unanimously by the Council, niL r1.4 Resolution Be it "Psolved that the Schedule of Optional Electric hates filed by the Southwestern Gas & Electric "omapnv with the Clerk or Recorder of the City of Fayetteville, known as "Full residential service Rates". Notice ofsame having been duly given as required by law, be and the same are hereby approved, which rates are as follows: (Schedule of optional rates attached hereto) Full Residential iervice (FRS) Availability: This rate schedule is available for residential electric service to customers of the Following Classes. Class 1 Customers using electric service for lighting ,and ordinary household appliances, together with an electric -range of not less thann 5000 watts connected and being used for all cooking requiremssts. Customers of this Class 1 will be billed in accordance with that part of the rete schedule providing for "Uncontrolled ervice". Class 11 Customers using electric service for lighting and ordinary household appliances, together with an electric range of not less thann 5000 watts connected and being used for all cooking requirements and together with an electric water heater, with a controlled unit, used under the operating conditions contained.herein. Customers of this Class 11 will be. billed in accordance with that part of the rate schedule providing for "Uncontrolled Service" for all uses of service except energy for the operation of the controlled heating unit of the electkbe water heater, which j energy will be billed in accordance with that part of the rate schedule providing for "Controlled 6ervice°. Rate: Uncontrolled Service 9V net per kilowatt-hour for the first 25 kilowatt-hours used per month 4� net per kilowatt-hour for the next 100 kilowatt-hours used per month 2e net per kilowatt-hour for -all additional use. Controlled Service 1•d net per kilowatt-hour for all energy used. Full Residential Service (FRS) Minimum Monthly Bill. Class I Two'Lollars and nifty Gents ($2.50) per month T • Terms of Payment: Customers' monthly bills will be computed at the net rates and there will be added to the total net hill a sum equivalent to five per cent 050 'of the total net bill, which will be collected only from Customers who fail to pay in full within ten (10) days. Terms and Conditions: Service will be furnished under the Company's general Terms and Conditions and the following additional terms and conditions pertaining to this schedule. All electric wiring to water heaters will be enclosed in rigid co-nduit or he of metal armored cable and will comply with all local ordinances and the National Fire Underwriters' Code. Uncontrolled Service: Uncontrolled service will be available during all hours of the day. To obtain this service, `'ustomer will furnish one circuit of eufficient capacity to.ddequately provide for Customer's requirements. Under this uncontrolled service, Customer may operate all lighting, heating and cooking, and other household appliances with single phase motors not exceeding individual ratings of one horse- power. Emergency service to the uncontolrred heating unit of the electric water heater may be operated under uncontrolled service rtnd will be of a capacity not in excess of 30 watts per gallon of tank capacity and in ro event in excess of 3 kilowatt Contr.811ed Service: In consideration of the low rate, controlled service. Full Residential Service (FRS) will be available only under the following conditions: 1. Service will be supplied through a separate circuit to which no equipment, except the controlled heating, unit of the electric water heater, will be. connected. Contr Contolled b ervice will be measured through a separate meter furnished and owned by the Company. 4 2 The operation of the controlled unit of the electric water heater will be controlle by a time regulating device., Tarnished and owned by the Company, to electrically, disconnect this unit during certain periods of the day, such periods to be dv.r .desingnated by the Company and subject to change from time to time as the Company's peak load conditions vary. 3 The operating periods of the electric water heater may, at the option of the Company, be controlled by a relay, furnished and owned by the Company which will electrically disconnect the electric water heater during the period when the range load exceeds 1500 watts. ,f 114 4. The controlled heating unit of the electric water heater will he of a capacity not in excess of 20 watts per gallon of tank capacity except that a heating unit capacity of ,ot in excess of 25 watts vnr gallon of tank capacity will be permitted in cases where the operating period of this unit is limited to'less th ten (10) hours per day. 5. In Case of twein unit heaters, the two units will be so controlled that both ca operate at the same time. 6. In order to obtain the Contralled service rate of 1, per kilowatt-hour, the Custc have connected lights and a standard electric range of not less thann 5000 watts, being used for all cooking purposes, and an a ectric water heater with a control] unit.' Customers' Option:. It is optional with Customers.of Class I or Class II whether "Uncontrolled Service" will he billed according to the above schedule or the Company's Standard Residential Service Schedule. The 'Justomer, having seleoted one schedule, will continue to be billed at such schedule for not less than twelve consecutive months unless theme be a material and permanent change in the Customer's use of service. Note ----- In order that the hest water heating service may be obtained under this schedule, the following suggestions are made for the information of the Customer: neer and the members of the Council we asked to be at-anmeeting in Little Rock A. That the heaters be of the twin heating unit storage tank type and thermonstatically controlled. B Th9t the storage capacity of the tank, the efficiency of the installation, and the capacity of the hexing units be such that the normal hot water requiremnets o the Cu§tomer may be obtdined with the operation of the controlled unit only. This will limit the uncontrolled heating to emergemuy operation. C. That the minimum tank canacity be 50 gallons. D. That the storage tank be w611 insulated. E That the controlled heating unit be so located as to heat.the entire tank of water to at least 150 degrees. F That the uncontrolled (emergency) heating unit be so located as to heat only >� limited amount of water (25,% to 30,% of the total) in the upper portion of the tank. ". G That the installation of the water heater he'such that hot water will not circulate by gravity through the house piping system h. That all tanks he equipped with pressure relief valves. Cut A Price asked permission of the Council to cut the curb at the Curb corner of College and tock. By motion of Alderman Carter and seconded by Alderman ?';ages this permit was granted the same to be under the supervision of the City Engineer. The motion was duly nassed by the Council. Mayor Tribble presented a telegram to the council stating that the ?favor, City Engi- neer and the members of the Council we asked to be at-anmeeting in Little Rock in the interest of the C W A. Alderman Sanders made the motion that the Mayor, City fs'ngineer, and Street Commissioner i;r go to Little Hock, the motion was seconded by Alderman Gregory and received the entire vote of the Council. Alderman Sanders introduced an Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to amend Ordinance Number 764, of the Ordinances of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, as passed Amendment and approved on the 26th day of December, 1933 and for other purposes". The to- ordinance was read the first time in its entirety by the Clerk. Alderman Gregory Ordinance made the motion seconded.by Alderman danders that the rules be further suspended 764 and that the ordinance he placed on its second reading. Upon the question being put before the Council it received the unanimous vote and the Clerk read the ordinance the second time. Alderman Hardin; made the motion that `the rules be furthc suspended and the ordinance be placed on its third and final reading. Alderman Carter seconded the motion which received the entire vote of the Council. The. Mas -or put the question 'Shall the Ordinance pass." On the Clerk's calling the roll 1 Following vote resulted. Ayes Bynum, Carter, Gregory, Harding, Peal, Sanders, Stanford, and Pages. Nays none. Absent and not voting none. The Mayor declared the ordinance nassed as there was 8 Ayes no nays. Ordinance Number 770. An ordinance to be entitled; ",An Ordinance to amend ordinance number 764, of the ordi of the Citv of Fayetteville, Arkansas, as passed and approved on the 26th day of December 1933 and for other purposes". Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Fayetteiille Arkansas: Section one; That section one. of Ordinance number 764 6f the Ordinances of the City Ordingnce of Favetteville, Arkasas, is hereby amended by adding the following after said section one (1), and in addition thereto: That from and after April 1st, 1934, and on the same date of each year thereafter, the. City Collector shall add and collect a penalty' of Two Dollars ($2.00) on each and all motor vehicles in addition to the annual fie on such motor vehicle license. Section 2. This ordinance is hereb,r construed to be cumulative and does not repeal nay ordinance or part of ordinance now in force unless in direct conflict therewith& is must heating I I 115 Section Three: This ordinance being necessary for the immediate protection of the public peace, health and safety an emergency is hereby declared to exist and this ordinance shall take effect and he in force from and after its passage, approval and publication. No further business Alderman Harding made the motion that the Council adjourn, Adjourn the motion was seconded by Alderman Sanders and received the entire vote of the Council. The Ma or d red the Council adjourned. t Attest; '`:sst fj17nApproved 2ZI21 C ty Ulerk Mayor. Present Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday March 26, 1934. Mayor T S Tribble, City Clerk Otoe Phillips, City Attorney Virgil Ramsey, City. Fngineer F M Ratliff, Chief of Police Neal Cruse, 'Aderman, ynum, Carter, -GazwoW. Harding, Peal, Stanford, Absent Sanders and "ages./ Minutes of the regular meeting held March 19, were read anklanproved. Bills The following bills .were presented after their approval by Alderman Peal, chairman of the auditing committee: S P! Gas Flee Co. $314.10, A F Shumate ?=4.25, Geo Holcomb ".15, A H Monds 42.00, Ben Porter $15.00, H A Kreowlton 87.50, A F Shumate $15.00. Alderman Bynum moved the bills be allowed as approved and that the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants forthe same upon the proper funds. The motion was sedonded by Alderman Carter and was carried unanimously. Alderman Bynum intorduced an Ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance to Prohibit the running, at large of Dogs, to Provide for the Taking up and the disposition thereof, and providing the fines and PenRlties for the Violation". The 'lerk read the Oridnance the first time in its entirety. Alderman Harding moved that the rules be further suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reeding. The motion was seconded by lderman Carter and received the entire vote of the Councim. The Clerk then read the Ordinance the second time. The ordinance was left on its second reading. F M Ratliff made a talk be fore the Council concerning the new relief program. Relief fie also explained the fact that the different Cities were contributing toward the Program the cay.d.e to send Mayor Resler to Washington DNC in interest of this program. Alderman Peal made the motion that a Check be sent to Mavor Knocileton for this pu^pose, the motion was seconded by Alderman Stanford and Carried unanimously, cteriall Alderman 6tanford made the motion that the entire Bacterial test be published Test e,Rcb time Alderman Carter seconded this motion which was carried unanimo»sly by the ouncir. Sign violate Alderman Stanford made the motion seconded by Alderman Carter and passed unanimously by that Council that the City httorery use his best judgment in proceedure to stop all dairyman who have not complied with ordinance 762 from selling milk in the Citv of Favetteville, Ark. The Matter of signs which have been installed in voilation of the Sign ordinance was hrought before the Council. Alderman Peal made a motion seconded by Alderman Carter and passed unanimously by the `'ouncil that the City Attorney investigate this ordinance and take the necessary steps to have all such signs removed. No further business Xlderman Peal made the motion that the Council adjourn, the motion was seconded by Alderman Bynum and received the entire vote of the Council The Mayor declared t e ouncil adjourned. Attest:66 &140t24!on Approved 4 L;ItyWis ayor. Approvedthis 19th day of March 1934. Attest: this 19th day of March, 1.034 T S Tribble, Mayor Otoe Phillips, City Clerk. Published in Fayetteville, Dailv Democrat. March 20, 1924. linquent The delinquent dairy aisense matter was called to the Attention of the Council Dairy Alderman Gregory made a motion that the City Attornev issue warrants to the License) respective dairyman for payment of these license. The motion was carried unRnimously. No further business Alderman Harding made the motion that the Council adjourn, Adjourn the motion was seconded by Alderman Sanders and received the entire vote of the Council. The Ma or d red the Council adjourned. t Attest; '`:sst fj17nApproved 2ZI21 C ty Ulerk Mayor. Present Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday March 26, 1934. Mayor T S Tribble, City Clerk Otoe Phillips, City Attorney Virgil Ramsey, City. Fngineer F M Ratliff, Chief of Police Neal Cruse, 'Aderman, ynum, Carter, -GazwoW. Harding, Peal, Stanford, Absent Sanders and "ages./ Minutes of the regular meeting held March 19, were read anklanproved. Bills The following bills .were presented after their approval by Alderman Peal, chairman of the auditing committee: S P! Gas Flee Co. $314.10, A F Shumate ?=4.25, Geo Holcomb ".15, A H Monds 42.00, Ben Porter $15.00, H A Kreowlton 87.50, A F Shumate $15.00. Alderman Bynum moved the bills be allowed as approved and that the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants forthe same upon the proper funds. The motion was sedonded by Alderman Carter and was carried unanimously. Alderman Bynum intorduced an Ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance to Prohibit the running, at large of Dogs, to Provide for the Taking up and the disposition thereof, and providing the fines and PenRlties for the Violation". The 'lerk read the Oridnance the first time in its entirety. Alderman Harding moved that the rules be further suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reeding. The motion was seconded by lderman Carter and received the entire vote of the Councim. The Clerk then read the Ordinance the second time. The ordinance was left on its second reading. F M Ratliff made a talk be fore the Council concerning the new relief program. Relief fie also explained the fact that the different Cities were contributing toward the Program the cay.d.e to send Mayor Resler to Washington DNC in interest of this program. Alderman Peal made the motion that a Check be sent to Mavor Knocileton for this pu^pose, the motion was seconded by Alderman Stanford and Carried unanimously, cteriall Alderman 6tanford made the motion that the entire Bacterial test be published Test e,Rcb time Alderman Carter seconded this motion which was carried unanimo»sly by the ouncir. Sign violate Alderman Stanford made the motion seconded by Alderman Carter and passed unanimously by that Council that the City httorery use his best judgment in proceedure to stop all dairyman who have not complied with ordinance 762 from selling milk in the Citv of Favetteville, Ark. The Matter of signs which have been installed in voilation of the Sign ordinance was hrought before the Council. Alderman Peal made a motion seconded by Alderman Carter and passed unanimously by the `'ouncil that the City Attorney investigate this ordinance and take the necessary steps to have all such signs removed. No further business Xlderman Peal made the motion that the Council adjourn, the motion was seconded by Alderman Bynum and received the entire vote of the Council The Mayor declared t e ouncil adjourned. Attest:66 &140t24!on Approved 4 L;ItyWis ayor.