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Home My WebLink About1939-03-01 Minutesi� 386 until the whole of said local assessments shall be paid. SECTION. 2 . ALL ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed, and it appearing that the contract for the improvements contemplated in said district has already been lets and that the work is being delayed, and this ordinance) being Kgddb neccessary for the preservation of public peace, health and safety, an emergency is hereby declared to exist and this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and publication. Passed and APPROVED this 20th day.of February, 1989. ATEST ��} hV44 - APPROVED CITY CLERK MAYOR . Published in North West Arkansas Times February 22nd 1939. There being no further business, alderman Sanders moved to adjourn, seconded by aldei an Hosford, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the Council adjlourned. ATTEST APPROVED GAYC�%Z ITY CLERK MAYOR. Fayetteville City Council met in regmlar session, Monday, February 27th, 1939 Presgnt: Mayor,A.D.McAllister, City Clerk, J.W.McGehea, City Attorney, Price Dickson, City Engineer, E.T.Brown, Aldermen: Bronson, &g,�NX$1CNgaXSMtX>AdXidtYt� Hosford, Peal, Sanders, Shook and Ucker. Absent; Carter and Gregory. Minutes og-> the regular meeting of February 20th were read and approvbd. The following bills were presented, after their approval by alderman Peal, chairman the auditing committee; J.Shelley $6.75, Skinner & Kennedy Stationery Co. x"9.15, Jackson C fe $4.250 Ben Porter $p17.50, Elmer Boyd $10.00, A.F.Shumate $p20.00, Willie Wilcox $A.00. Alderman Shook made a motion that the bills be allowed, as appnoved, seconded by alderman Peals,which was duly passed by the Council. XtXNXGXH 3SKd34XX The Clerk read a request from H.C.Hansen, County Supervdsor of the FARM SECURITY ADMINISTRATION for permission to erect a sign at the entuance to his office, which would have to be lower than the building ordinance requires, Alderman Sanders made a motion that a committee of two be appointed to act with the Mayors and that the Com mittee have power to act, alderman Peal seconded the motion, which was regularly passed by the Council, and the Mayor appointed the following Committee; Aldermen; Sanders and Ucker. The Mayor presented the -request of Mrs. Waterman to buy the Horse`"Trough belonging to the City, after discudsion it was decided to tell her that it was not for, sale at the present time. The Mayor presented the proposition of laying a sewer line to the new Leverette Sewer line School, Alderman Sanders made amotion that the matter be referred to the Sevier Committee o Leverette ith power to act, seconded by alderman Hosford which received the unanimous vmte of all members of the Council, who were present. School Alderman Peal, chairman of the auditing committee reported that he had examined Amnual the,report of the Commissioners of Paving District No 43, and made a motion that the report be report of approved and filed, and that Dr. Melton's resignation as a member of'the Commissioners of District this district, be accepted, alderman Shook seconded the motion, which was passed in the regular way, There being no further business, alderman Hosford moved to adjourn till Wednesdays March Ist at Seven- thirty P.M., seconded by alderman Bronson. which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned. �s/�� ATTEST ` APPROVED ��etille CityEnu cilµt�et in adjourne�Y Wednesday, March lst at 7-30 P.M. 1939. S ecial Th ayor sta ed thwt th meeting had been called for the purpose of trying to work out a Meeti.n plan to extend the City limits, which had been recommended by a special committee frorp the o exten Chamber of Commerce, by the planning Board and other groups, after a general discussion the City of the proposition; alderman Sanders made a motion that a committee be appointed to P imits meet with a commdttee from each sectionito be affected, to see if some plan for apetition to be annexed, can be worked out, this motion was seconded by alderman Peal, and on roll call by the Clerk, received the unanimous vote of all members of the Council, present: There being no further business, alderman Bronson made a motion to adjourn, seconded by alderman Peal, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned. Present: mayors A.D.McAllister, City Clerk, J.W-McGehee, City Atttorney, Price Dickson, pity Engineer, E.T.Brown, Aldermen; Brondon, Gregory, Hosford, Peal,Sanders, Shook and Ucker. Absent; " Ide rma� n Cafe er. ATTEST /J F yam/ APPROVED as 1LQ,7&QaW,14 ' CITY CLERK MAYOR 387 Meeting post- MARCH 6th, the regular meeting of trig date was postponed on account of the paned serious illness of Alderman Carter.'.s.lhi31s. Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday, March 13th, 1939. Present: mayor, A.D•hcAlli ter, City Clerk, JeWel.1cGehee, City Attorney, Price -Dickson. Present City EngiheerpAlderman: Bronson. Carter, Gregory, Hosfbrd, Peal, .Vanders, Shook and Ucker. Minutes of the regular meeting of Febivary 27th, and the adjourned meeting of March lst hinutes were read and approved. The following bille were presented after their approval by alderman Peal, chairman of the auditing committee;'A.F.Shumate $20.00,Viillie Wilcox $12.00,bgarvin Barton $$2.00. Hugh Pool y2.00,Elmer Boyd $$12.00,Ben Porter $$17.50,Jackson Cafe $7.55,F.W.Vloolworth $0145 North West Ark. Times $$44.32, Fayetteville Printing Co. $1,53, Arkansas 1'lestern Gas Co. x;98.43 and $22.84,Rogers Electric Co. $0.31, Fayetteville Lumber & Cement Co.$11.340 B ills R.L.Polk & Co.$16.00, S.W.Gas & Electric Co. $339.02,$11.96 and N`15.19, H.L.Tuck Super Service $1.75 and $22.07, Thomas And Son $2.60, Lewls.Bros. Co.$1.93, M.S.Galgl�ard $$3.61, Fayetteville Cumber & Cement Co. $$82.79, Lyons Machinery Co,.558.44,0ity Clerk $5.00 The Automoyive Inc. $3.92, Milton A. Hamblin 619 55, Fb oyd Carl 10.00,J.Shelley $$11.00I Jackson Cafe $$13.85, Alexander Typewriter Co.3.50, M.S.Gabbard 29.31, Ben Porter $17.50t,Elmer Boyd $$12.00,Hugh Pool $18.00, Joe Hunt $8.00, A.F.Shumate $$20.001 Willie Wilcox $$12.00, Alderman Ucker made a moltion that the bills be allovied,as approved, seconded by alderman Bronson, which was duly passed by the Council. January The following reports for the Month of January, were read by the Clerk; J.C.Massie as Police Judge, Earl H nd as actig Chief of lrolice, Clyde Walters, as Fire Chief and Reports as Building Inspector,x oy Nix as Sewer Service Colletor, J.111.McGehee as City Collector and as Clty Clerk. Alderman Bronson made a motion that the reports be received and filed seconded by alderman Ucker, which received the unanimous vote of the Council The Clerk read a commmnication from P.M.Brickey of Sherman, Texas, asking information Letter, about relatkve, to a Franchise for the operation of a SiffX City Bus line, in the City of City Bus Line Fayetteville. Alderman Gregory made a motion that the matter be referrddto the Street Committee, with power to act, seconded by alderman Hosford, which was duly passed by the C odne it . Clean up Week The Mayor presented the proposition of "Clean up Week" for the City, and after discussion, Alderman Sanders made a motion to have the "Clean up Meek", and to leave the setting of the time, to the discretion of the I✓!ayor, alderman Peal seconded the motion which received the unanimous vote of the Council. W,C.Whitfield appeared before the Council, and asked for "Special Parking Priveleges" in front of his place of business on NiErthEast Street , after discussion, it was decided to take no action. Alderman Gregory amd Mayor McAllister made a report on the trip of the committee to Little Rock that day in the interest of the Gasoline Turnback bill for the Cities, but expressed a doubt as to the success of their trip. There being no further business, Alderman Hosford moved to adjourn, seconded by alderman Ucker, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared ;the C ouncil adjourned. ATTEST�� — APPROVED %CA I Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday, March 20th, 1929. Present: Mayor, A.D.McAllister, City Clerk, J.W.McGehee, City Attorney, Price Dickson, City Engineer, 7*T.Brown, aldermen; Bronson, gregory, IIosford, Peal, Sanders, Shook and Ucker. Absent; alderman Carter. 11inutes of the regular meeting of March 13th, were read and approved. The following bills were presented, after their approval by alderman Peal, chairman of` the auditing committee: South Western Bell Telephone Co. ti 60.26, Jackson Cafe $10.45, City Clerk $$0.501 Ben Porter $17.50,Elmer Boyd $12.00, Hugh Pool $$12.00, A.F.Shumate $20.00, and Willie Wilcox $312.00. Alderman Bronson made a motion that the bills be allowed, as appnoved, seconded by alderman Shook, which was duly passed by the Council. E.Galy and The resignations of E.Gary and W.C.Smith as Commissioners of Oak Park Pauing District W:C.Smith resig No.36 and Oak Park Curb and Gutter Improvement District No. 37 were �h6slhtgdX read by t e I Clerk, Alderman Brobson made a motion that the Resignations be accepted, seconded by as Commissioners alderman Sanders. which was passed in regular form by the Council. Districts 36 & 37 Alderman Bronson made a motion that J.A.Carter and Fred L'Kerr be named as Co -n ission- J.A.Ca�jter and era of.Oak Park Paving Improvement district No. 36 and Oak Park Curb and Gutter Improve - I ment Distriab No. 37. seconded by alderman Peal, which received the unanimous vote of Fred L.Kerr appointed as all members of the Council who were present(which was Six in number). Commissioners in Districts 36 & 37 The question of the amount to be paid the Clerks and Judges for holding the Election April 4th, 1939, was discussed and alderman Gregory made a motion that they be paid l Clerks I Judges Three Dollars ($3.00) each, seconded by alderman Sanders which was duly passed by the to be paid $3.00 Council& t, to hold Election Alderman Gregory introduced an ordinance, entitled "AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT N0.54 OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS. QYollSo" The Ordinance was read in its entirety by the City Clerk, alderman moved that the rules be suspended, and the ordinance placed on its second reading, V (over)