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and to receive protests and suggestions that any citizens wish to make on the
rate of the Sewer Service Charge contained in the Ordinance now on its Second
reading before the City Council. Alderman Sanders seconded this motion and upon the
question being put before the meeting, resulted in the following vote: Aye: Aldermen
Bronson, Bynum, Carter; Gregory, Peal, Sanders, Shook and Ucker. Nay: None. The
Mayor declared carried, and the Council adjourned until Saturday night, November 9th,
7:30 P. M..
Attest: Approved:!�L{ 2
City C er . Mayor.
The Fayetteville City Council met in adjourned session November 9,1935, 7:30 P: M.
Present: Mayor A D McAllister,City Attorney Rex Perkins,Acting City Engineer C. E. Pierce,
City Clerk, Otoe Phillips. Alderman Bronson, Bynum,,Carter, Gregory, Peal, Sanders,
Shook and Ucker.
Notice having been published for the purpose of hearing interested parties concerning
the proposed rates or charges for sewer services to be rendered by the proposed
sewage treatment plant and outfall sewers, the Mayor asked for a discussion of the
subject, with suggestions as to ways and means of raising the money to repay the
Federal Governement for the loan, an Ordinance on second reading outlining a plan
for this payment,now being before the City Council.
Dean Gladson explained the necessity for construction of such a plant and stated that
the emergency of the situation demanded an early passing of the Ordinance.
J. H. I;cIlroy stated he did not believe the City Council has"authority to levy a
service charge on property in the Sewer Improvevent District, to raise such a revenue.
Dean Gladson stated that the State and Governement attorneys who have examined the
matter and approved it for the Governement loan a•nd grant have evidently assumed the
responsibility of the legality of the project. Others expressing oppinions on the
subject were Mrs Annie Boyd, J. C. Massie, C. D. "tkinson, E. C. !lertheim and G. T.
Sullins.
Alderman Bronson moved that the meeting adjourn until 'Wednesday evening November 13,
7:3) P. M.. This motion Was seconded by Alderman Bynum, and received the unanimous
vote of the Council; and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned.
Attcst•__X 9 0 Approved aG�
City Clerk. Y Mayor.
The Fayetteville City Council met in adjourned session November 13 1935 7: 30 P M.
Presentl Mayor A D McAllister, City Clerk, Otoe Phillips, City Attorney Rex rerkins. Aldermen
Bronson, Bynum, Carter, Gregory, Sanders, Shook and Ucker, and Peal.
The following bills were presented after their approval by the Chairman of Auditing
Committee, J C Peal: Southwest Bell Telephone Co. $60.70;Fayetteville Daily Democrat
$1.88;Barsndall Refining Co. $69.37; City Clerk 00.67 for Express on E A Martin Machi
iner y Co., Ben Porter 15.00; A F Shumate $18.00;Bud Drain 12.00; Lee Lacy $2.50;
Guy Roberts $10.00; Sowder Studio $3.00P The Automotive $2.60; Toeon's Shoe Store $7.48
Alderman Gregory moved that the bills be allowed as approved and the Clerk instructed
to issue warrants upon the proper funds in payment of same. .. This motion was second-
ed by Alderman Ucker and received the unanimous vote of the Council.
C M Davis asked permission to cut curb at 806 North College Avenue. Aldermar),,moved
that this permit be granted, work to be done under supervision of City Engineer. This
motion was seconded by Alderman Bynum, and received the unInimou6 vote of the Council.
A Resolution from the State Highway Commmission relative to constructing State Highw
wear and through the City of Fayetteville was read by the Clerk.
Alderman Sanders moved the adoption of this Resolution. Alderman Peal seconded its
adoption, and upon the Roll being called the following vote resulted: Aye: Aldermen
Bronson, Bynum, Carter, Sanders, Peal, Shook, Gregory and Ucker. Nay: None, The
Mayor declared carried and the Resolution was put on record:
( I+ 1 kV R E S 0 L U T I 0 N.
WHEREAS, The State Highway Commission of the State of Arkansas is desirous of
constructing State Highways near and"Ithrough the City of Fayetteville, and is desirous
of rout-ing the traffic through the City of Fayetteville over such streets as may be
designated and marked as State and Federal Highways by.the Arkansas State Highway Com-
mission and across all intersecting Streets, and
WHEREAS, the State Highway Commission of the State of Arkansas is desirous of receiv-
ing Federal aid fora the improvement of said Highway; and
WHEREAS, the Bureau of Public Roads of theDepartment of Agriculture of the United
States of America will not ]participate in the construction of said Highway until and
unless the City of Fayetteville will agree to refrain from permitting encroachments up
the Right of Way of said above mentioned route, and until and unless the d"ity of
Fayetteville will agree to refrain from passing ordinances or laws fixing unreasonable