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Home My WebLink About1942-07-06 MinutesIf 552.. (Minutes of June 29th, continued) ontractsl Minutes of the regular meeting of June 29th, were road and approved. Alderman McRoy made a motdon that all contracts with City Employees approved or author. f Cityized by a former City Council, at a meeting held on March 31,1941, be terminated and mployeW cancelled, and that subsequent to such terminations, employment shall be from month to ancelled Redfern Bras 7.85 Cravens & Co. 86.99 Reed-Griffeth Garage 11.35 month,;at the will and plesure of the City Council, this motion was seconded by alderma Hosford, and received the unanimous vote of the Councily There being nd further business, aldePmah McRoy moved to adjourn; seconded alderman Shook, which wad duly passed by the Councils and the Mayor declared the Coun adjourned. i Attest Cry er s Approved ayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, July 6th, 1942; resent: Mayor Geo.Vauahan, City 9.1erk J.W.McUehee, City Attorney Price Dicks, City hgineer E.T.Brown, Building IS petor Henry George, Police Chief Dan Allen, C Rty Sani- arian Z.T.Boykin, alderraen; Bronson, Gregory, Hosford, McRoy,.Sanders,Shook and Stubblefield. bsent; Alderman Banks RNIVAL A committee from VFW, together with Mr Stumbo, were present and made another r ense that the City waive the license fees on a benefit Carnival to be sponsoredvby the VFW. fused after discussion, the Council informed the committee that since they had already been pe r mitted to have one carnival this season, and since there were so many complaints from pr erty owners and residents adjacent to the site used for the carnival, that the Council w W. not waive the license fees. Alderman McRoy made a motion tb'�Authorize the WATER COMMITTEE to increase tht kTER amount. of water allowed for the minimum rate of $1.02, from 1,000 gallons, to 2,000 gal INIMUM during the months of July, August and September, in order to provide additional water f< sised sprinkling purposes, this motion was seconded by alderman Gregory,and was passed unanimc to by the Council'• 003 Mo.Alderman McRoy, chairman of the committee that was appointed at the regular ing June 29th,to formulate plans fpr the collection of TIN CANS and other rubbish, prase. T CLEANINhe plan the committee had worked out, and stated that the merchants and business men ha ept ndicated they would be willing to contribute approximately $3,000.00, annually,toward,t bolished maintonance of the new plan, and after discussion, alderman McRoy made a motion that the ITY �TREET CLEANING DEPARTMENT be abolished, and a, CITY SANITATION DEPARTMENT be established o provide for STREET CLEANING, and the disposal of CANS, TRASH abd all other REFUSE, ANITATIONexcept GARBAGE, this motion was seconded by alderman Stubblef iold,and on roll call by th stablish �lerk, received the following vote: Ayes; Bronson, Banks, Gregory, Hosford,McRoy and Stu d� Field: Naysa Shook. Absent and not voting: Alderman Sanders. And the Mayor declared passed, as there were 6 ayes, and 1 nays (Minutes continued to page 553) St is ly Bet= ted hlaM Minutes of the regular meeting of June 29th, were road and approved. The following bills were presented, after their approval by alderman Hosford, chairman of the auditltng committee: Dr,J.F.Stanford $3.00 Eason & Co. $86.93 Phillips Motor Co. $1.38 Redfern Bras 7.85 Cravens & Co. 86.99 Reed-Griffeth Garage 11.35 Taylor Hannah 1.77 SW.Bell Tel Co. 24.47 Harry George 1.50 Earl Hand 1.77 Barnes Electric Co. 1.58 Harry George 2.96 Bob Day 1.77 Houston- Taylor 6.50 Fay.Lbr & Cement Co. 46.05 Theo Burns 1.77 Phillips Motdr Co_. 7.61 H.F.Poimter 13.20 Lyle Allen 1.77 Standard Oil Co: 25.08 Herschel Holloway 13.20 Dan Allen 1.77 Jackson Cafe 19.15 Carl enson 10.80 Lewis Bros Co. 3.29 SW.Bell Tel Co. 7.64 Itobt Porter 10.80 R.F.Jackson 84.00 Ark.Fuel Oil Co. 4.85 Clarence Rice 2.40 Fay.Printing Co. 16.70 Manhattan Rubber Div. 291.55 Clarence Rice 14.40 SW.Gas & Electric Co. 376.54 Redfern Bros. 1.00 Clarence Rice, Jr 14.40 Ark Western Gas Co. 6.89 Heflin's service Sta. 1.78 Geo.F.McKinney 61.52 McCartney -Lewis Ins.Co 67.65 Okla Tire & Supply Co. 3.37 Alderman McRoy made a motion that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by alderma Sanders, which was regularly passed by the Council. The Clerk presented the reports of ChasS8tLnders as Acting Chief of the Fire Dopar June ment,Roy Nix, as Sewer service Collector, Henry George, as Building Inspector, J.W.Mc1Jehee eports As Collector and as City Clerk, Dan Allen presented his report as Chief of Police for the month of June,alderman McRoy made a motion that the reports be received and filed, secon e by alderman Shook, which was passed unanimously by the Council;' ' Adjourned Alderman McRoy made a motion $hat the Council adjourn till 8 O'Clock Thursday All Night , July fish, this motion was seconded by alderman Gregory, and was passed unanimousl hursday by the Council, and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned till Thursday at 8 P.M. July 4pith, 1942. JAI Attest Approved 691ty er c. Mayor IJOURNED ;EYING Fayetteville City Council met in adjourned session, Thursday, July /Dth, 1942. Present: Mayor Geo.Vaughan, City Clerk J.W.McGehee,City Attorney Price Dickson,City Eng E.T.Brown,County Sanitarian Z?T.Boykin, aldermen: Bronson, Banks,Gregory,Hosford,McRoy, ie Shook and Stubblefield, Absent: alderman Sanders. RNIVAL A committee from VFW, together with Mr Stumbo, were present and made another r ense that the City waive the license fees on a benefit Carnival to be sponsoredvby the VFW. fused after discussion, the Council informed the committee that since they had already been pe r mitted to have one carnival this season, and since there were so many complaints from pr erty owners and residents adjacent to the site used for the carnival, that the Council w W. not waive the license fees. Alderman McRoy made a motion tb'�Authorize the WATER COMMITTEE to increase tht kTER amount. of water allowed for the minimum rate of $1.02, from 1,000 gallons, to 2,000 gal INIMUM during the months of July, August and September, in order to provide additional water f< sised sprinkling purposes, this motion was seconded by alderman Gregory,and was passed unanimc to by the Council'• 003 Mo.Alderman McRoy, chairman of the committee that was appointed at the regular ing June 29th,to formulate plans fpr the collection of TIN CANS and other rubbish, prase. T CLEANINhe plan the committee had worked out, and stated that the merchants and business men ha ept ndicated they would be willing to contribute approximately $3,000.00, annually,toward,t bolished maintonance of the new plan, and after discussion, alderman McRoy made a motion that the ITY �TREET CLEANING DEPARTMENT be abolished, and a, CITY SANITATION DEPARTMENT be established o provide for STREET CLEANING, and the disposal of CANS, TRASH abd all other REFUSE, ANITATIONexcept GARBAGE, this motion was seconded by alderman Stubblef iold,and on roll call by th stablish �lerk, received the following vote: Ayes; Bronson, Banks, Gregory, Hosford,McRoy and Stu d� Field: Naysa Shook. Absent and not voting: Alderman Sanders. And the Mayor declared passed, as there were 6 ayes, and 1 nays (Minutes continued to page 553) St is ly Bet= ted hlaM