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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1937-06-28 MinutesX95 Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday, June 21st, 1937, Present; Mayor A. D. McAllister, City Clerk Utoe Phillips, City Attorney Price Dickson, Aldermen Bronson, Carter, Peal, Sanders, Shook, and Ucker. Absent; City Engineer C. E. Pierce, Aldermen Gregory and Hosford. Minutes of the regular meeting held June 14th, 1937, were read and approved. Bills; The following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Peal, Chairman of the Auditing Committee; Jackson Cafe $11.15, H. We Armstrong 414.40, H. C. Moore $5.20, Bossemeyer & I¢CBride $60.30, Jas Bohannon $12.00, Ben Porter 17.50, Ross Seasley v75.50, George Reinlds $p0.75, S'kelley Oil Co. 46.86, A. F. Shumate $22.50, Skelly Oil Co. $5.62. Alderman Carter moved that the bills be allowed as approved and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for same upon the proper funds. Alderman Ucker seconded the motion which carried unanimously and the May rn so declared. Reports The following reports for the Month of May were presented; Clyde Walters as Building of Inspector, Otoe Phillips as City Clerk and as City Collector. Alderman Bronson moved that the reports be received and filed. Alderman Peal seconded the motion which re - May: ceived the entire vote of the Uouncil present. Several residents of the City who own cows were present asking for information regard- ing current rumors as to keeping cows within the 6ity limits. The matter was referred to the.�,ity Health Ufficer. R.B.Scotj R. B. Scott appeared before the Council stating that he wished to erect a residence on on the corner of Williams and Duncan Streets if Williams Street will be opened soon. opening Alderman Sanders, Chairman of the Street Committee, said that this matter had been in - Williams vestigated and that the Street should be opened, but that the Committee could not rec- Street: ommend the expenditure at this time. He recommended that the work be done early next After discussion Alderman Bronson moved that Williams Street be opened after Jan. .year. 1st, 1938, or sooner if possible. Alderman Carter seconded the motion which received the entire vote of the Council present. Due to the absence of the Chairman of the Ordinance Committee no report was given as to the Buildin lode rd�rlance. Alderman Sanders moved that the Ordinance Committee make a repor A o r e'•s'� on a study of a Building Code Ordinance. Alderman Peal seconded the motion which carried unanimously and the Mayor so declared. ise The reed of a pick-up truck for use in the Street Department was brought to the atten- xp tion of the Council. After discussion Alderman Peal made a motion that the Street Committee be empowered to purchase a second-hand pick-up truck at a cost not to exceed $100.00. The motion was seconded by Alderman Bronson and carried unanimously. No further business Alderman Sanders moved to adjourn. The motion was seconded by Alderman Bronson and duly passed by the Council and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned. Attest; Approved; 4__ y( — y C e Mayor. Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday, June M th, 1937. Present; mayor A. D. McAllister, City Clerk Otoe Phillips, City Attorney Price Dickson, Alder- men Bronson, Carter, Hosford, Peal, Sanders, Shook, and Ucker. Absent; City Engineer C. E. Pierce, Alderman Gregory. Minutes of the regular meeting held June 21st, 1937, were read and approved. Bills; The following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Peal, Chairman of the Auditing Committee; S. We Gas & Electric Co. $120.95, and $4.86, Sandford & Son 0 23.70, S. W. Bell Telephone Co. $556.85, Jackson Cafe $13.05, J. 'N. Shelley $14.00, Dr. Max McAllister $4.00, Ross Seasley $7.00, Will Morris $$4.00, Jas Bohannon12.00, Ben Porter $17.50, Galion Iron Works $29.52, Ben Porter $'12.00, A. F. Shumate p22.50, Alderman Bronson moved that the bills be allowed as approved and the Clerk be instruct ed to draw warrants for same upon the proper fu; -ds. The motion was sedonded by Alder- man Sanders and received the entire vote of the Uouncil present. ugh Hugh Dean of the State Highway Department appeared before the Council in the interestX can of a roadside beautification program on Highway 71 south of Fayetteville, and asking the City for a 10 foot easement along the City's KXX airport propertyp and asking per - of mission to clean out culvert a1nd drainage ditch and to haul dirt across the property. tate After discussion Alderman Carter Moved that these requests be granted subject to the igh- approval of the 'Jity Attorney. Alderman Sanders seconded the motion. On the Clerk's ay: calling the roll the following vote resulted; Ayes; Bronson, Carter, Hosford, Peal, Sanders, Shook, Nays; Ucker. Absent and not voting; Gregory. The Mayor declared carried as there were 6 Ayes and 1 Nay. 15.00 I The matter of decorating the City Building for the "40 et 8" Convention to be held for July 3rd, 4th, and 5th, was presented to the Council by Bob White of the local "40 et "40 et 8' 8". He stated that that the organization would take care of expenses over $15.00. Decora- Alderman Ucker moved that the Council allow $}15.00 for this purpose. Alderman Shook tion: seconded the motion which carried unanimously and the Mayor so declared. Propose Tom Lavender of the Carpenters Local Union presented a petition asking that G. C. G. C. Wages be appointed Building Inspector. Alderman Carter made a motion that the petition adages for be received and filed as no vacancy exists in the place named. Alderman Peal seconded Bldg the motion which received the entire vote of the Council present. Insp . -- The matter of keeping cows in the City was again discussed. By motion of Alderman San- ders, seconded by Alderman Hosford, and duly passed by the Council, the City Attorney was instructed to prepare an Ordinance amending existing Ordinances on this subject 2,9.9 Report of Dairy Insp.- Rest Room Ziervice: Present Bills, Jerpe Dairy Produ for presentation next Monday night. The report of C. 0. Jacobson, Dairy Inspector, for the year ending June 30th, 1937, was presented. The report stated that all milk being legitimately sold in Fayetteville is Grade A milk and listed a number of improvements in dairy plants. Alderman Sanders of the Street Committee reported as to findings on operation of car inspection station by the City. No action was taken. The need of ice for the drinking fountain was brought to the attention of the Council by the Mayor, who said that the City ;'later Plant would give $$2.75 per month and the Chamber of Commerce $$0.75 per month. Alderman Carter moved that the City allow $$3.00 per month for ice. ALdermn Ubker seconded the motion which carried unanimously. The possibilitypof using the vacant lots west of the City Building for parking and for recreational and rest room service was discussed. Alderman Sanders moved that the Mayor appoint a committe of three to act with the City Attorney in contacting the owners, Carmichael and Silverman, relative to the matter. Alderman Hosford seconded the motion which carried unanimously. The Mayor named as this Committee Ucker, Sanders and Bronson No further business Alderman Hosford moved to adjourn. Alderman Shook seconded the mo- tion which was duly passed by the Council and the I+Iav or declared the Council adjourned. Attest; City Clerk, Approved; �4( Mayor'. Fayetteville City Council met in regular session TuesdpLy.;July 6,1937.. Mayor A. D. McAllister, City Clerk btoe Phillips, City Attorney Price Dickson. Ald Bronson, Carter, Gregory, Hosford, Peal, Sanders, Shook and Ucker. Absent: City Eng C. E. Pierce. Minutes of the previous meeting held June 28,1937 were readcand approved. The following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Peal, Chairman of the Auditing Committea:Southwest Gas & Electric Co. $$11.40; Alpha Goss $p3.000 T. Ewing Shelton $$100.; Fayetteville Lbr & Cement Co. $$6.41; Vi. S. Dugg.ans $$6.99; Campbell -Bell Dry goods Co. $$2.97, Linkway Stores $$2.46; University of Arkansas $55.5C Rogers Electric Co. $$.46; Sandford & Son $$10.69; F. Vie Woolworth Co.$1.84; Fayetteville Daily Demoergt$50.85• Southwest Gas & Electric Co. $$330.64; The Blairs Stationers $$2.2 J. 0. Mayes Grocery 61.16; Silverman Bros. $1.00; Fayetteville Printing Co. $$4.77; Jackson Cafe $14.60; Southwest Gas & Electric Co. $5.98; Lyle Allen $7.50; Curtis Bynuu $$30.00; Eugene Sharp $23.08; Ross Seasley $$6.00; Ben Porter $17.50;1Jas Bohanan $12.00; Hall Tire Co. $$3.57; Ed Powers $3.50; Fayetteville Lbr & Cement Co. $94.81; Abshier- Bryan Motor Co. $75.51:; Lewis Bros. $4.00; Thomas & Son $2.30; A. F. Shumare $$22.50; Alderman Shook moved that theo bills be allowed as approved and the Clerk be instructed ro draw warrants upon the proper fund.^ in payment of same. This motion was seconded by Alderman Ucker and carried unanimously and the Mayor so declared. A letter was read from Jerpe Dairy Products Corporation stating that conditions relative to odors from Buttermilk evaporating plant had been corrected. Alderman :Bronson moved that this letter be received and filed; seconded by Alderman Shbok,and duly passed by the Council. The matter of City Inspection of cars was discussed; no action taken. Porch Joe Randolph appeared asking permission to enclose a porch to be used as a library on Dr. on the office of Dr. E. F. Ellis, College Ave., same being in the Fire Zone. Alderman Ellis' Bronson moved that this permit be granted subject to approval of Building Inspector; Office: seconded by Alderman Ucker and carried unanimously. Alderman Peal moved that the Council go into Executive Session, seconded by Alderman Shook, and bb. rriednunaniinpuslyi'randothe 'Mayor7declared the Council in Executive Sessi Alderman Ucker moved the Council go out of Executive Session, seconded by Alderman Hosford, and carried unanimously, and the Mayor declared the Council out of 1'xecutive Session. There being no further business, Alderman Bronson moved that the Council adjourn; seconded by Alderman Shook, carried unanimously, and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned. Attest: Cler 'kk. Approved :4 Or wt cs Mayor. J tl