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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1940-12-23 Minutes4'79 Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday December 16th,1940. Present: Mayor A.D.MoAllister, City Clerk J.W.McGehed, City Attorney Price Ddckson, City.Engineer E.T.Brown, and aldermen; Bronson, Banks, Gregory, Hosford, Mc:Roy, Peal, Sanders -and Shook. Minutes of the regular meeting of December 9th, were read and approved. The following hills were presented, after their approval by alderman Peal, chairman of the auditing committee: Jackson Cafe $12.10 '�=�V�v.Ho Elmer Boyd $12.00 J.W.McGehee,Clerk 1.50 Standard Oil Co 47.88 Hal Elderton 13.20 _ Lewis Bros Co. 1.22 Harryls Radiator 3.20 Jim Gibson 12.00 Mrs.J.A.Adame 7.50 Lewis Bros Co 7.60 Hugh Pool 8.401, Fay Printing Co. 1.90 Phillips Motor Co,85066 Clarence Rice 12.Od S.W.Bell Telephone Co 38.383 Fay Tire Exc 53.33 Sanford & Son 89.63 _ J.W.McGehee, Clerk 1.78 Okla. Tire &SupCo 4.99 Fay Lbr & Cement Co 51.88 Kelley Bros Lbr Col 1.58 Fay, Auto Sup. Cc 10.83 Kern -Limerick Inc 36080 Ozark Grocer Co 1084 Arkola Sand & G.Co48051 Mrs Horton& Farm Loan 10.35 S.W:Bell Tel. Co 7050 Thomas & Son 19.95 W.R.Spencer 1.00 Thomas & Son .25 W.V.Henderson 2050 Frank Brooks 36.00 Fay Printing Co 41 Arthur Qassatt 6.75 A.F.Shumate 22.50 Salusbury Gen Shop 1.00 Ben PoIrtrr 20.00 Otho Shumate 14.40 City Can & Garbage Co 4000 Ben Porter 3.27 Billie Wilcox 14.40 Salusbury Gen Shop .60 4 . Alderman Bronson made a motion that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by alderman Shook, which was regularly passed by the Council'; Mayor McAllister and City Attorney Price Dickson reported on the Arkansas Municipal League meeting in Little Hock, December 9th, and alderman Sanders made a motion that the expense of this Committee, amounting to 26.53, be allowed ,this motion was secondei by alderman Brohson> and was passed unanimously by the Council'; ' Mr.Winf ield Botts came before the Council and explained in detail the plan of the Community Group Hospitalization, and asked for the endorsement of the Council, but afte3 discussion, no action was taken. Alderman Sanders made a motion that C.W.Beaver be appointe.?Ia CommAssioner in Paving District No 52, to succeed Mrs Pearl Whitener, who has moved out of the District, this motion was seconded by11 alderman Rosford , and was passed unanimously by the Counci: Alderman Peals chaan of the auditing committee reported that he had examined the report of the Commissi�d""ners of Annex Nol to Sewer Improvement District No 10 and found it to be correct, and made a motion that the report be received and filed, this motion was seconded by alderman Gregory, and received the unanimous vote of the Uouncil' The report of the Commdssioners of Annex No 1 To StouthgCollege Avenue Paving District No 1 was presented, and alderman nronson made a motion that the report be re- ferred to,the auditing committee, this- motion was seconded by alderman "anders, and was passed unanimously by the Council• There being no further business, alderman Gregory moved to adjourn; seconded by alderman McRoy, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the Counci adjourned. Attest4 - itpproved y er t aY�' Fayetteville City Council met in regular sessdon Monday, December 23rd, 1940. Present: Mayor A.D.McAllister, City Clerk J.W.McGehee, City Httorney Price Dickson, City Engineer E?T.Brown, and aldermen; Bronson, Banks, "regory, Hosford, McRoy, Peal, Landers and Shook. Minutes of the regular meeting of December 16th, were read and approved. The following bills wane presented, after their approval by alderman peal, chairman of the auditing Committee: Jackson Cafe $10.55 Elmer Boyd $14.40 Jim Gibson $14.40 J.W.Shelley 5.004 Hal Elderton 14.40 A.F.Shumate 22.50' BenPorter 20.00 ClHugh Pool 12*00t Otho arence nice 14.40 Willie Wilcox 14.40 Alderman Gregory made a mo#ion that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by alderman Banks, which was regularly passed by the Council Alderman Sanders made a moti F t petime f A.F.SHUMATE be raised from Salary of $20.00, per week to $22.50 pef+ wee kfor kG' with the understanding that A.F.Shumate this raise would also take care of Gas & Oi tof hauling leaves in the Fall Raised from Season, this motion was seconded by alderma n Hosford, and was passed unanimously by 20.Q0 to the Council* 22.50 per Wk. A Petition signed by all the property owners in Block 2 of Wilsons First Addition, was Request submitted, asking the Council to approve a Plat of said Block, closing 2 Alleys; After Alleys be discussion, alderman Bronson made a motion that the matter be referred to the Street closed in Committee and City Engineer to investigate and report back to the Council at the next Blk 2 meeting, this motion was seconded by alderman Hosford, and received the unanimous vote Wilsons 1st of the Council. J 480 5equest It was called to the attention of the Council, that since the paving of Oakland Avenue Roles be, there had been several requests from Property Ownefs along Oakland Avenue, to have all removed Poles removed from the East side of Oakland Avenue, after discussion, alderman Sanders from chairman of the Street Committee, made a motion that THE SOUTWEST RN GAS & ELECTRIC CO Oakland be requested to remove all the Poles from the East side of Oakla9Avenue, and place th ve on the First Alley East of Oakland Avenue, this motion was seconded by alderman Bronso: and received the unanimous vote of the Council`, The question of paging for the Paving of the intersections on BUCHANAN AVENUEi Intersectiacam® up for discussion, and it was reported that the cost of paving the intersections k tions of approximately the -same amount as the cost of the CRUSHED ROCK, that had been furnished Buchanan the District by the Cityy and alderman Sanders, chairman of the StreetsCommittee,made Ave. a motion that the charge for the CRUSHED ROCK, furnished by the City to BUCHANAN AVENUE PAVING DISTRICT be cancelled, with the understanding that the ,COMMISSIONERS OF BUCHANAIi AVENUE PAVING DISTRICT cancel the chargesthat the ,DISTRICT has against the, CITY for PAI the intersections on BUCHANAN AVENUE, *this motion ,was seconded by,elderman Banks, and received the unanimous vote of the Council', The ESTIMATE of the cost of INTERSECTIONS in PAVING DIgTRIC,T N0. 47, was sulin Intersects by the COMMISSIONERS OF PAVING DISTRICT N0..47, amounting to $$605.13';and alderman Sande tions of. made a motion that the amount of $605.13, be accepted as the amount due PAVING DISTRICT Paving• NO 47, for PAVING INTERSECTIONS in said DISTRICT, which amount'is to be paid in TEN(10) District eqal installments, this motiob was seconded by aldei''an Hosford, and was passed unanimc No.47 by the Council. The Auditing Committee reported that they had found the ANNUAL REPORT'of Annual the Commissioners of ANNEX NO I TO SOUTF. COLLEGEJAVE NUE PAVING DISTRICT NO I TO BE COF report of and alderman Peal made a motion that the report be;received, and filed, this motion Anex to was seconded by alderman Banks, acid was passed unanimously by the Council. S.College j There being no•further business,,,alderman McRoy moved to adjourn, secont by alderman.Bronson, which was duly passed by the,Council'; And toe Mayor declared the Council adjourned. ATTEST jt% ' • �. tyUlerice „ ,or, Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday "ecember 30th, 1940. Present: Mayor A.D.MeAllister, City Clerk J.W.Mc"ehee, City Attorney Price Dickson, City Engineer E.T.Brown, and aldermen, Bronson, Banks, Gregory, Hosford, McRoy and Sand Absent: aldermen Peal and Shook. Minutes of the regular meeting of "ecember 23rd, wefte read aggn..��d approyede The following bills were presented, after their approbal by alderman "P I haT rman of auditing commmittee: Jackson Cafe $8.30, Heflins Service Station $1.54 Benrter $20.f Elmer Boyd 6:00, Halelderton $6.00, Clarence Rice $12.00,•Jim uibson,�12.00, Hugh Pool A.F,Shumate §20.000 and Otho Shumate $14.40. Alderman "regory made a motion that the bi: be allowed, as approved, seconded by alderman Hosford, which was regukErly passed by th( 0 ounc il'e Alderman Gregory introduced an Ordinance, entitled " AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR PAYMENT OF AUTOMOBILE DEALERS MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSES, FIXING LICENSE FEES THEREFOR AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. , 3s ING itted rs as ly SECT .20, The Clerk read the Ordinance in its entirety, and alderman Sanders made a motion that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance placed on its second reading, this motion was seconded by alderman Hosford, and received the unanimous vote of the Council. The Ordinance was read the second time, and after discussion, alderman Gregory made a motion that the rules be further,suspended, and the Ordinance .placed on its third and final reading, this motion was seconded by alderman $rahson,.and on roll call by the Clerk received the unanimous vote of the Council. The Clerk then read the ordinance the third and final time. The Mayor then put the question " Shall the Ordinance pass", and on�roll call by the Clerk, the following vote resulted: Ayes: Bronson, Banks, Gregory, ffosford? McRoy,and Sanders.) Nays None. Absent and not,voting: Peal and Shook* And the Mayor declared passed, as there were 6 Ayes and no Nays. Alderman Gregory moved the adoption of the emergency clause, seconded by ald McRoy, and on roll call by the Clerk, the -.following vote:,was�,recorded: Ayes: Bronson, Bi uregory, #osford, McRoy and Sanders. Nays Nonee. Absent and not voting: Peal and Shoo] And the Mayor declared the emergency clause adopted, as there were 6 Ayes, and no Nays. Ordinance to follow on next page rman Lnks , C.