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Home My WebLink About1939-07-03 Minutes4.04 0RDIINA N GE 83 0. AN IyINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF LICENSES. ON CERTAIN ,GASOLINE SERVICE PUMPS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES." BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas: SECTION ONE: All §hsoline pumps located on private, propertl which are capable of, or adapted to the servicing of motor vehicles while parked either on the public walkways or sidewalks, shall be licensed in the manner and for the amoun-rs now or here- after provided by Ordinance for Gasibline Curb Pumps. SECTION TWO: This Ordinance shall nottbe construed as permitting the extension of gasoline pump hose across any sidewalk within the City of Fayetteville, thereby obstruct- ing the Public Sidewalks. SECTION THREE: Any persons firm or corporation violating the terms of this Ordinance, or failing to pay the license, herein prescribed shall be -guilty of a misde eanor and punishable by a fine of not less than $19.00 nor more than $50.00. . SECTION FOUR: All Ordinance3 or parts of Ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed; and it appearing that many persons, firms and corporations are using Gasoline Pumps for the servicing of motor -vehicles in the same manner as Curb Pumps, and are not paying the license required of Curb,Pump Operators, and this Ordinance being necessary for the preservation of the public health, peace and safety, an emerge cy is hereby declared to exist and this Ordinance shall be in full fot3ce and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication. Passed and approved this 26th day of June, 1939. Published in the North West Ark. Times June 27th, 1939. /� (�-7�� Atest 4a APProved(if .iU' IiLCen ,Q eti City ler Mayor POLICE The question of vacations for the Police Department came up for discussion, VACATIONS and alderman Sanders made a motion that they be allowed two weeks vacation. provided all are taken before the 1st of September, the motion was seconded by alderman Peal, Which was passed unanimously by the Council. REFERENDUM ' PETITION The City Clerk made a report on the new petition that had been filed asking,for a referendum on the Garbage disposal Ordinance, stating that the petition had 18 validl; signatures, and as only 12 were required, there was a sufficient number on,the petition'. The matter of calling a Special Election was discussed, but no action was taken'. There being no further business, alderman Hosford moved to adjourn, seconded by alderman Ucker, which w4s duly passed by the Council. and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned. Attest ApprovedI .2LV"rg ity er Mayor. Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday, July 3rd, 1939 Present: Mayor. A.D.McAllister, City Clerk, J.W.McGehee, City Attorney, Price Dickson.. City Engineer, E.T.Brown, aldermen;Bronson,Carter, Gregory, Hosford, Peal, ShAM= Sanders, Shook and Ucker;' Minutes of the regular meeting of June 26th were read and approved. The following bills were presented, after -their appproval by alderman Peal, chairman of the auditing committee: Jackson Cafe $y2.60, J:Shelley $3.00, S?W?Gas & Electric Co.$338:900' Palace?Drug Store $0.65s Fay.Lbr. & Cemerit Co.$2.49,Lew1s Bros.Co.$2'.91, Standard Oil C8.0.31, H.L.Tuck Super service $$4.290 and '41.96, Campbell & Bell $0,89, J.W.McGehee $0.47, Ozark,Agricu4ural Lime Co. $11.38, Lyons Machinery Co. $x29.59, Abshier=Bryan I,llotor Co. 2.88y Phillips.Motdr Co: $10.45, Lewis Bros, Co.$50.73; Bossemeyer-1'1cf'ride $12.30, Ben Porter- 17.50, Elmer'Boyd $13.20,Hugh Pool $p9.00;Geo.Bomd $11.00,'Robt.Porter $9.00 Elmer Powers $2.0.0, Western Auto Store %$3.52, Fay Lbr.& Cemerit Co. 040.82,< James Sladen 18.00,T.B.McClellarid 2.80; ' A,F.Shumate 20.00; Willie Wilcox "12.00, Fay.Lbr. & CBment Co.$�79.73, Bossemeyer-McBride '-3'688'W.R.Spencer $16soOpE.B.Schicker $y6.40, James Sladen $19.25, and Rogers Electric Supply CooUre79: Alderman Bronson made a motion that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by alderman Uckers which was passed unanimously by the Council. The following petition was presented and read by the Clerk: P E T I_T_I_0 N. o To Mayor Mcgandthe City Council: The churches of thisCity, located on main -traveled streets and thoroughfares, are disturbed = . by traffic during the summer months, it is necessary tokeep the church windows open during" QUj hours,of worship. Passing vehicles can be heard by the worshippers within the church buildings; YSTABL HED Therefore, we petition and request, through the local Ministerial Alliance, that1Q 1SUIET ZONES be established within the areas of each separate church: These zones to be marked only when services or meetings are being held in the buildings. Further, we Bequests that markers for these zones be made available through the City.. If these were portable they could be set-up or removed at the discretion of the caretakers of the various churches. This would not inconvenience chauffeurs except at certain times. . On behalf of the Co-operating churches in the Fayetteville Ministerial Alliance:' .nn.a s �y„�yw„DEoc .w� f u,w � a4t, By Royal ftumbert �B'Q ecretary. � _ Alderman reggory m de a motion that the request be �sd., seconded by alderman Carter and o roll call b the Clerks received the following vot A es• Bronio , Cartt r,Gn,e ory Hosizord and Shook. l�iays; Sanders and bicker* and the Myor edecl re a carrie s as t�iere v re 6 ayes an_d 2 nays. There being no further business,alderman Sanders moved to adjourn, seconded by a Hosford, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned; , APPROVED 4 Mayor 905 Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday Jffij:y 10th. 1939s Present: Mayor, A.D.McAllisters City Clerk. J,W,McGehee, City Attorney, Price•,Dicksons City Engineer, E.T.Brown, Aldermen; Bronson, Carter, Gregory, Hosford, Peal, Sanders, Shook acid Ucker. minutes IMinutes of the regular meeting of July 3rd, were read, and after a correction was corrected made in the motion cobeerning the request of the Mix}isterial alliance, changing the motion td read" that the matter be referred to the street Committee,"with power to act" instedd of that " the request be granted , the minutes were approved. The following bills were predented, after their appEoval'by alderman Peal., chairman of the auditing committee: Jackson.�d£e $1.00, Cravens & Co. $120.82, Fas n & Co. $120:75, Ark.Western Gas Co. $p1.61. S..IT.Bell 'Telephone Co. $50e87s Continental %il Co.. $2i74 Ben Porter 17.50, Plmer Boyd-%$12.QOsHugh ,pool �y8.00 Geo. Bond $10.00; Robert Perter�p8, The Automotive Inc. $2.99, Arkola 'sand & gavel CO. 6148.15, 9.F.Shumate $20.00 and Willie "ilcox $12.00. Alderman Sanders made a motion that the bills be allowed, as ap- proved, seconded by alderman Shook, which was regularly passed by the Council. A request from the PAX Board of Deacons of the Baptist Chdreh asking that the B1ocI Closell block on Dickson Street between HighlanDand College Avenues be blocked to traffic, between the on Dickson St. hours of 7' *45' ccQO o� c beginning next Sunday Night, July 16th, and continueing for church for two weeks, er ade a motion that the request be granted, seconded by services alderman Carter , which received the unanimous vote of the Council'; request; of Frisco A request from the Frisco Railroad Go. was presented, asking the City to pay part R.R.refused. of the expense of the Light at the Frisco R.R.Crossdng on Dickson Street, alderman Sanders made a motion that their request be refused, seconded by alderman Carter, whit was passed unanimously by the Council. Campbell St. The Mayor reported that the work of grading Campbell Avenue had been held up by Mr.J.R.Cooper, who claimed to have a deed to part of the Street, and it was decided work h ld up for the City Engineer, the City Attorney and the Mayor to check into the matter before proceeding further. Alderman Bronson introduced an Ordinance,entitled,"AN ORDINANCE•PROHIBITING THE SALE, OFFERING FOR SALE OR FIRING OF FIREWORKS WITHIN THE:CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSASs PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. The Ordimiance was read in its entirety by the City Clerk, alderman Gregory made a motion that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance placed on its second reading alderman Peal seconded the motion,which received the unanimous vote of the Counuil, and the Mayor declared carried, as there were 8 Ayes, and no Nays. The Ordinance was read the second time by the Clerk, and after discussions alderman Gregory made a motion that the rules be further suspended, and the Ordi"miance placed on its third and final reading, seconded by alderman Hosford, which recedved the unanimous vote:of the Council, and the Mayor declared carried, as there were 8 Ayes.And _ no Neys The Clerk then read the Ordinance the third and final time. Fire O acker Ordinance'lost" " " The Mayor then put the questian" Shall the Ordinance pass"on the Clerk calla the roll, the following vote resulted: Ayes: Gregory, Hosford and Peal. Nays:Bronson, Carter;Sanders, Shook and Ucker.And the Mayor declared lost, as there were 3 Ayes. and 5 Nays • Alderman Bronson introduced an Ordinance, entitled "AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITy ING THE PARKING OF VEHICLES ON WEST LAFAYETTE STREET BETWEEN THE WEST LINE OF WEST STRE' AND THE EAST LINE OF GREGG STREET, PRESCRIBING PENALTIES AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. The Ordinance was read in its entirety by the City Clerk,alderman Bronson made a motion that the rules be suspended, and the Ordinance placed on itsssecond read- ingalderman Carter seconded the mopion, which received the unanimous vote of the Counci and the Mayor declared carried, as there were 8 Ayes, and no Nays. The Ordinance was read the second time by the Clerk, and after discussion alderman Ucker made a motion that SECTION ONE be amended to read as. followslIt shall be r. unlawful for any person. firm or corppration to park any vehicle nn +io napaA nnntinn a West Lafayette Street between the West Line of North West Street and the EastLi-ne of Gregg Street within the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas. This motion was seconded by alderman Hosfordo and reeeived the unanimous vote of the Council. AldermanUcker made A motion that the rules befurther suspended, and the Ordinance placed on its third and final reading, seconded by alderman Bronson, which re ceived the unanimous vote of the Council. and the Mayor declared, carried, as there were 8 Ayes'* amid no Nays. The Ordinance was read the third and final time by the Clerk. The Mayor then put the question "Shall the Ordinance pass"and on roll Dal by the Clerk received the following vote: Aves: Bronson, Carter, Gregory, Hosford,Peal, Sanders, Shook and Ucker. Nays. None. And t6 Mayor declared passed, as there were 8 Ay and no Nays s; 1 Alderman Shook moved that the emergency clause be adopted, secondeg by alderman Carter, and on roll call by the Clerk received the following vote: Ayes* ronsoi, Carter, Ure ory, Hosford, Peal, Sanders, Shook and Uckere and the Mayor declared the emergency cause adopted, as there were 8 Ayes; and no Nays;