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Home My WebLink About1934-08-20 MinutesP — 126 Fayetteville City Council met in regular session August 20,1934. Present: Mayor Tribble, City Attorney Rex Perkins,dity Engineer E M Ratliff, Aldermen: Bvnum, Gregory, McAllister, Peal, Sanders, Shook, Chief of Police Neal Cruse, Chief of Fire Department Clvde Walters, Absent: Aldermen J FStanford and Witt Carter, City Clerk Otoe Phillips: ji M Ratliff acting as City Clerk. Minutes of the meeting of August 14th, inst, were read and approved. Bills The followinrr hills were presented after their approval by Alderman Peal, Chairman of markets for the the Auditing Committee:- Winkleman's Print Shop $10.o0; Southwest. Gas & Electric Co., havebeen selling ,314.10: Ben Porter $15.RQ: A F Shumate $18.00; Homer Pdilstead f$3.90; Fred Rummell curb and from $1.8(1; Pittsburg Plate Glass Co., $17.00; Henry Vaughan 4$5.00. Alderman Bynum made a motibn,which wars seconded by Alderman Gregory that thebills be allowed as approved, and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrAnts for same upon the proper funds. This motion received the unanimous vote of the Council and the Mayor so declared. Alderman Gregory introduced an ordinance entitled " An ORDINANCE TO REGULATE AND CON- OrdinanceTROL MARKETING OF FRUITS,VEGETABLES AND LIK7; PRODUCTS ON COLLEGE AVENUE IN THE CITY to OF F.AYETTEVILLE,Arkansas,FROM THE INTERSECTION OF SPRING STR7FT AND COLL}?GE AVENUE Control TO THE INTFRSFCTION OF DAVIDSON STREET AND COLLEGE AVENUE,AND FOR OTHER RELATED Marketin PURPOSES. The ordinace was read in its entirety by the Clerk, whereupon, Alderman Bynum moved Vegeta- that the rules be suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading. The .bles and motion was seconded by Alderman Peal and received the entire vote of the Council. The Fruits. Clerk then read the ordinance the second time. After discussion, it was decided that an emergency condition existed and it wats suggested that an emergency clause be incorporated in the Ordinance. Alderman Sanders moved that the rules be further suspended and that the Ordinance be placed in its entirety on its third and final reading. Alderman Peal seconded the motion which received the unanimous vote of the eouncil,. and the Clerk read the Ordinance the third and f R l time. The Mayor put the Question-"Shal•1 the Ordinance Pass". On tha Glerk'a call>�gg er roll, the follow- ing, vote resulted:. Ayes: Aldermen Bvnum, Gregory, McAllister, Peal, Sanders and Shook. Nayes: None. Absent and not voting: Aldermen Stanford and Carter. The Mayor declared the Ordinance passed. Ordinance Number 777. An Ordinance to be entitled "An ORDINANCE TO REGULATE AND CONTROL MARKETING OF FRUITS, VEGETAPLM AND LIKE PRODUCTS ON COLLFGF.AVENUE IN THE CITYOF FAYETTT7jrJILLE, ARKKANSAs, from THE INTERSECTION OF SPRING STREET AND COLLEGE AVENUE TO THE INTERSECTION OF DAVIDSON STREET AND COLLEGE AVENUE, AND FOR OTHER RELATED PURPOSES. WHF,REAS, College Avenue in the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, between the intersection of Spring street and College Avenue and the intersection of Davidson street and College Avenue is a residential section and the main Highway leading North out of said City, and Clhereas, certain markets for the sale of fruits, vegetables and like products havebeen selling from the curb and from improvised stands, and whereas, numerous trucks park at said stands, block traffic, arming said stands is unsightly and unhealthy, therefore, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF FAYETTEVILLE,ARKANSAS: and the refuse, Section 1. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to market any fruit, vegetables or carry on any commercial business whatsoever in the4ity of Fayetteville, Arkansas, between the intersection of Spring street and College Avenue and the intersection of Davidson street and College Avenue, from any stands, markets or under any improvised shelter. Section 2. Itshall be unlawful for any owner •, trustee or agent' of said owner, of any lot or lots to rent, lease, or asign the same to any person, firm or corporation for the purpose of carrying on the marketing of said fruits,vegetahles or any commercial business whatsoever in the manner as described aforesaid, on said avenue between the said intersections. Section 3. Any person,firm or corporation violating any provisions -of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined in any sum not less than $25.00, and not more, than $100.00 for each violation and each day any person, firm or corporation shall conduct or carry on the marketing, or business aforesaid, within said limits, shall be deemed a separate offense. Section 4. It being•evid•mt that such marketing from stands is affecting the public health, peace and safety of the Citizens of Fayetteville, Arkansas,an emergency is hereby declared to exist, and this ordinance is to take effect from and after its Dasssage, approval and publication. Attest: Otoe Phillips City C�lerk� Passed and ApprovCeds`%i�116�4 Publication Notice : �y,./J45�4 (See page 137 ) Approved: T S Tribble Mayor Council meeting August 20th,1934, continued) Oakland A petition from the Arkansas Pi Beta Phi House Association to the Fayetteville Avenue City Council, asking that a sidewalk be ordered laid on Oakland Ave., on gidewcilk: adjacent lots 3,10, 11 ofrH C Evans' subdivision of Blocks 3 and 4 of Oakland Place Addition was read. Alderman Sanders made a motion that said sidewalk be ordered in and that the City Attorney be directed to issue the necessary notices and orders and have the same served. This motion was seconded by Alderman McAllister. On the Clerk's calling theroll,the following vote resulted: Ayes: Aldermen Bynum, Gregory, McAllister, Peal Sanders, and Shook. Nayes: None. Absent and not voting Aldermen Stanford and Carter. The Mayor declared the motion carried The Mayor reported a Municipal League meeting to be held in Fort Smith on August 21,1934, at 2:30 P M. and urged that Council members attend. There being no further businees,a motion to adjourn was made by Alderman Peal which was seconded by Alderman McAllister and duly passed by the Council. The Mayor declared the Council adjourned. Attest: -d 4Approved: City Clerk Mayor Fayetteville City Council met in regular session September 3rd,1934. Present: MayorTribble,City Atty., Rpx Perkins, City Engineer E MRatliff, Aldermen:Bynum, Carter, Gregory, McAllister, Peal, Sanders, and Shook. Chief of Police Neal Cruse, Chief of Fire Department Clyde Walters, Absent: City Clerk Otoe Phillips and Alderman J F Stanford. City Attorney Rex Perkins acting as Clerk of the session. Bills: The following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Peal, Chairman of the Auditing Committee; Southwest Bell Telephone Co. $34.25; Fayetteville Printi.nK Company $1.70; Homer Milstead $9.00; Bob Hannah $1.00; Heerwagen Bros. $2.40; Thomas & Son $9.00; Ed Poor 50 cents; A F Shumate $36.00; Ben Porter $30.00: R C Gulley $4.01 J'111 Shelley :9.50; I 0 Miller $7.50. Alderman Carter made a motion which was seconded by Alderman Shook that the bills be allowed as approved and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same upon the Proper funds. This motion received the entire vote of the Council present and the Mayor declared carried. A letter of appreciation..from Fsyetteville Associated Relief,J J Pyeatt Treas., for offering "Caddy House" for -Thrift House service was read. Mrs Moor.- A request from Mrs. D. M.Moore, Director of Ozark Mountain Crafts, asking the use of hrtn Craft : the Caddv house on the old City Golf Course for use :pith the Mountain Crafts, was presented. Alderman Gregory made a motion which was seconded by Alderman McAllister that the request be filed for further consideration. This motion was duly passed by the Council and the Mayor so declared. Municinal A Bulletin published by Arkansas Municipal League outlining object of League and League terms of membership in same was presented. A motion was made by Alderman McAllister and seconded by Alderman Peal that acti n o this be deferred unti mss. ^This motion carri ed unanimouslyiepgdo 1` Chi Omegt Mr. G. C. Ylade, Mrs Ashton Vincenhel ler, R P Pyeatt and 1'1 J Re•lnolds appeared before the Council in behalf of Chi Omega sorority, asking re -consideration of order to lay sidewalk as described. No action was taken. Fair Mr. Karl Greonhaw appeared in behalf of Washington County Fair Ass n, asking the .rounds City to furnish gravel to � d sidewalks on Fair Grounds property, stating that the idwalk work would require 600 cu Ut of gravel, and asking use of truck for assisting in work on grounds. A motion as made by Alderman Gregory and seconded by Alderman Sanders that this help be given at a cost not to exceed 036.00. The motion carried bl. a•unanimous vote, and the Mayor declared carried. The resignation of ^ Gary as City Inspector was read. A motion was made by Alderman Sanders and seconded by Alderman Gregory that, Mr Gary's resignation be accepted. Th' motion carried unanimously and the Mavor so declared. The. following filed applica- j tion for the place madevacant by 'resignation of Yr Gary: Pt 11 Fishbaek,R F U'ages,Lewi: Davidson, Oliver Lollar aril J B Hutchinson. A motion that these applications be filed for consideration at'the meeting of September 10th, was made by Alderman Gregory and seconded by Alderman Carter. This motion received the entire vote of the membe "s present. A motion to adjourn was made by Alderman Peal and seconded by Alderman Sanders. Thi: motion was duly passed by the Council and the Mayor declared the session adjourned. Attest•tapproved _ itv ClejMayor