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Home My WebLink About1943-06-28 Minutes590 Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, June 28th, 1943. resent: Mayor Geo.Vaughan, City Clerk J.W.McGeh"ee, City Enginer E.T.Brown, Building Inspector enry George, Police Chief Dan A11en, and aldermen ; Bronson, Banks, Gregory, Hosford, anders, Stubblefield and Williams. Absent alderman VcRoy. crease I Alderman Banks made a motion that the pay of the Sanitary Foreman be increase l3alary 21.00 to x"25.00 per week, and th regular men, be increased from 918.00'to 07.0.00 per f r week, and the regular men on the Street Department be dncteasedfrom $18.00 to $ 20.00 Saiitary per week, effective the first full week worked in July, and the sslary of Ben Porter be & increased from $p110.00 to $125.00 per month, effective July lat. 1943, this motion was s eet seconded by alderman Sanders, and was passed unanimously by the Council. Irchase ployees Alderman Banks made a motion that the purchase of 4 acres, more or less, fr Paul Crider, for the Airport Improvement #fund, for the price of $500.00, subject, to app of 4 acres of the title, be approved by the Council, this motion was seconded by alderman 6tubblef approved and was passed unanimously by the Council. Carnival The question of granting Fred R.Stumbo'a Carnival license for the week of 1'cense July 5th, to 10th, inclusive, came up for discussion, and alderman Banks made a motion d)nied that on account of SANITARY CONDITIONS,and the fact that it is a PUBLIC NUISANCE, that request for a license be denied, this motion was seconded by alderman Gregory, and on r call by the Clerk, was passed unanimously by the Council; ing x t, he son, from City Offic M ixnutes of the regular meeting of June 14th, were read and approved. tb close die following bills were presented, after their approval by alderman Hosford, chairman of unanimously by the Council. ,he auditing committee: Alderman Sanders made a motion that E.C.Tatum be appoir}ted as Commission r appointed ill Bohannon $23.88 Everette Cole $11.50 Rogers Electric Co. $5.39 unanimously by a Counc • yank Brooks 31.48 Efton Harnley 6..00 Okla Tire & Supply .30 1*F..Powers 27.87 Gordon,9kinner 6..00 Phillips.Motor Co. .26 .E.Limdsey 23.88 Oscar Asher 9..00 Fay.Tire Exchange. 34;43 .E.Stone 16.89 Frisco R.R.Co. 136.07 Dept Agri Engineering .90 'is McGuire 16.56 Bill Bohannon 23..40 I+ Iontgomery-Ward 34.07 .P.Henderson 14.74 Frank Brooks 30.24 Sanford 8: Son .50 erry Hood 9.45 G.E.Lindsey 30-.24 Lion Oil Refining. Co. 180.90 rank Brook, Jr 6.30 Lawrence Gardener 9.010 Rogers Electric Co. wrence Gardener 10.85 Elmer Powers 8Q.50 Abshier-Bryan .51 .21 aures Bohannon 17.70 A.F.Stone 1 16..56 Herschel Holloway 12.70 lbert Oxford 6:50 Odis McGuire 1940 Harfy Holloway 17.70 lmer Powers 41:98 R.P.Henderson 16..56 Phillips Motor Co,. .2.1 ndrewX Tillery 12;57 Jerry Hood 12..25 Hilton Bros .50 V.S.Hester 16:89 Andrew Tillery 1x.57 Fay. Lbr & Cement Co. .31 .H.Osbren 12;57 W.S.Hester 16..56 Linkway Stores .51 red Wilcox 17.89 W.H.Osbren 13.57 Sanford & Son 1.75 erschel Holloway 17.70 Fred Wilcox 16.56 Jim Gibson 20.55 rry Holloway 17:70.,'L.C.Webb . 21.50 Lige Gabbard 1.7.70 im Gibson 20:55 Ellis Poore 10015 Steve Salusbury 17.70, wite Nickels 6:50 Leonard Skinner 8975 Lewis Stone 17070 ige Gabbard 17.70 Rogers Electric Co.. 6:24 Oscar Asher 17.70 teve Salusbury 17:70"Q0M.Radio Equi.pmt Co. 3.50 Gordon Skinner 2.40 .H.Henson 16:56 R.H.Mueller 3.50 Efton Harney 12.00 Lewis Stone 14:85 C.N.Cla.rk 11.50 Fay.Printing Co. .26 Alderman Stubblefield made a motion that the bills be.a llowed, as approved, seconded by lderman Banks, which was regularly passed by the Council. ewer Alderman Sanders$ cbairman of the Sewer Service committee made a report of a meet: Srvice of the Sewer Service Committee. and submitted a list of dlimquent Property owners, a.mounl C mmittee to $$4978.50, due up to January 1st, 1943, and after discussion, it was decided that Mr N: re omends take time off during July and make a personal contact with all of these delinquents in al loser rates attempt to induce all of them to pay up, or make some arrangment, and report back to the Committee at the end of 30 days. And alderman Sanders made a motion that the Ordinance Committee be instructed to draw up an Ordinance reducing rates in the first two brackets 30%, and placing the Schools and Churches of the City on a FREE LIST, effective August ly 1943, this motion was seconded by alderman Stubblefield, and on roll call by the Clerk, 1 following vote was recorded: Ayes:Hosford, Sanders, Stubblefield and Williams. Nays Br Banks and Gregory. Absent and not votdng alderman McRoy, and the Mayor declared car^ied s ther were 4 Ayes and 3 Nays. -.. crease I Alderman Banks made a motion that the pay of the Sanitary Foreman be increase l3alary 21.00 to x"25.00 per week, and th regular men, be increased from 918.00'to 07.0.00 per f r week, and the regular men on the Street Department be dncteasedfrom $18.00 to $ 20.00 Saiitary per week, effective the first full week worked in July, and the sslary of Ben Porter be & increased from $p110.00 to $125.00 per month, effective July lat. 1943, this motion was s eet seconded by alderman Sanders, and was passed unanimously by the Council. Irchase ployees Alderman Banks made a motion that the purchase of 4 acres, more or less, fr Paul Crider, for the Airport Improvement #fund, for the price of $500.00, subject, to app of 4 acres of the title, be approved by the Council, this motion was seconded by alderman 6tubblef approved and was passed unanimously by the Council. Carnival The question of granting Fred R.Stumbo'a Carnival license for the week of 1'cense July 5th, to 10th, inclusive, came up for discussion, and alderman Banks made a motion d)nied that on account of SANITARY CONDITIONS,and the fact that it is a PUBLIC NUISANCE, that request for a license be denied, this motion was seconded by alderman Gregory, and on r call by the Clerk, was passed unanimously by the Council; ing x t, he son, from City Offic s Alderman Sanders made a motion that the City Offices be closed Monday, July tb close 5th, since the 4th, comes on Sunday this yeah, seconded by alderman Banks, which was pa sed July 5tho unanimously by the Council. EI.C.Tatum Alderman Sanders made a motion that E.C.Tatum be appoir}ted as Commission r appointed in _ fi Se• etale-4s �aF Improvement District, seconded by alderman dregory, which was passed come unanimously by a Counc • C r -marker Alderman Sanders made a motion that the Car -Marker be continued, and tha c ntinued the Doctors(M.Ds, only) be permitted to use the 30 minute Zone till furth�r notice, wit being subject to over -time marking, this motion was seconded by alderman anks, and was passed unanimously by the Council'; Alderman Gregory intorduced the following RESOLUTION, and moved its adoption, seconded by alderman Stubhlefield, which was passed unanimously by the Counc, (COPY OF RESOLUTMON FOLLOWS ON PAGE 5-9-1.) 4 Mel ` 1 3 (COPY OF REOLUTION FROM PAGE PVRIEREAS, our neighboring towns in Northwest Arkansas are so allied geograph- ically and by common interests; and ,esolu- tion, WHEREAS, facilities of Fayetteville Airport are being expanded to such extent extending as tm be capable of more extended use; and courtesies of. Airport WHEREAS, Bentonville, Eureka Spribgs, Gra,dette,Huntsville, Lincoln, Prairie Grove,Rogers, Siloam Springs, Springdale, Wist Fork, viinslow, are so directly connected with Fayetteville by rapid Transit Highways; therefore BE IT RESOLVED that all citizens in these ,"centers be invited to use -the Fayet ville Airport .facilities any time their need arises.. Passed and approved this 28th day of June,IK3. Atrtest• Qi' Approved 111 y clerk Mayor Alderman Gregory introduced the following REOOLUTIOB, and moved its adop tion, seconded by alderman Sanders, which was passed unanimously by the Council RESOLUTION of--1}-ES GLUT I.ON. Syrpathy , , for WHEREAS A.C.George served faithfully for a period of thirty-five years as PUMP STATION ENGINEER for the City Mater Plant, and A:C.George I I < WHEREAS in his passing, those who were associated with him feel a distinct loss, and < WHEREAS, -MR GEORGE devoted the best years of hid lifetime to the upbuildin of the public water system and to diligent and efficient service to the people of Fayetteville, and PIHEREAS.the City Council, speaking fgr,itself and the people of Fayettevi is deeply appreciative and responsive to the type of chabacter and service record shown by Mr.George, t " NOW0 THEREFORE BE IT RES)OLVED that the City Council of the City of Fay- etteville"does hereby extend heartfelt sympathy and condolence to the family of A.C.George, and that this memorial be spread of record in the minutes of the City Council, and"a copy sent to the family. Passed and approved this 28th day of June, 1943. Attest AQr J Approved „ There being no further business, alderman Hosford moved to adjourn,seconded by alderman Banks; which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned. Attest do)y Approved f' Ul y Glerk Mayor I i l l r: I i l l