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Home My WebLink About1943-07-26 MinutesFayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday July 26th, 1943. • resent: Mayor Geo. Vaughan, City Clerk J.W.McGehee, City Atty Price Dickson, City EngineIBr .T.Brown, Building Inspector Henry George, and.aldermen; Bronson, Banks, Gregory, Hosford. cRoy, Sanddrs, Stubblefield and Williams. $1100 Minutes of the regular meeting of July 12th, were read and approved.' aid from Cleaning Fund to the.Senitation Fund, to help pay the operating expense he follwing bills were presented, after their approval by alderman McRoy, member of the by alderman Stubblefield, and was passed unanimousl uditing committee: by the Council. nanimously by the Courcil. n.Fund Alderman Stubblefield introduced an Ordinance, entitled " AN ORDINANCE p.B.Bell $30.00 Bill Bohannon $24620 Ben Kindricks $30.Q0 Alderman Bronson moved the adeption of the emergency blause, seconded by Pill Bohannon 24.20 Frank Brooks 34:65 Fay.Auto Supply 8.73 - rank Brooks 34.40 G.E.Lindsey 29065 Montgomery4lard 67.88 .E.Lindsey 32.90 UI.S.Powers 30.85 Reed-Griffeth 4.4)3 Elmer Powers 9.50 Obie Hall 30.85 Kelley Bros Lbr.Co. 4..9 ,J.H.Glass 24.20 J.T.Osburn 22.10 Magnolia Petroleum Co. 49.89 .E.Stone 16.95 W.H.Glass 24.20 Automotive, Inc 2.21 Fred Wilcox 4.55 Lee K.eey 7.20 Harry Holloway 19.710 �V.H.Osburn 16.05 Lawrence Gardener 11:75 Hurcil Holloway 19.70 �Iawrence Gardener 14.65 W.H.Osburn 18650 Sines Body Shop 1.(f) Fenry Thurman 7.70 Fred Wilcox 16:95 Magnolia Petroleum Co. 1:Q4 V.H.Hester 14.00 Henry Thurman 14065 Jim Gibson 24.y50 d.S.Powers 34.10 Sebern Page 11:90 Lige Gabbard 19:710 Obie Hall 23.10 Dave Conden 15:55 Steve Salusbury 19.70 uy Read 14.00 Alonzo Lamb 6.30 Lewis Stone 19.70 lonzo Tillertr 1940 Clayton Ward 14065 Oscar Asher 19. 0 arry Holloway 19.70 Andrew Tillery 14:65 Carl Mix _ 16.00 urcil Holloway 19.70 A.E.Stone 16.95 Ark:Ice & C.Storage Co 8: 0 Tim Gibson 24.50 W.H.Hester 16:95 Fay.Flying Service 66.Q0 ige Gabbard 19.70 NW.Ark Times 7.60 Geo.MeKinney Ins.Agcy 58.2 teve Salusbury 19.70 Eason & Co 86:93 J.W.McGehee, Clerk 1. 0 Lewis Stone 19.70 Dan Allen 1:50 Geo.McKinhey Ins.Agcy 302010 Oscar Asher 19.70 Jess Tune 16:40 Utley Ins.Agey 114 oward Watkins 4:80 Ellis Poore 16:40 Fay.Flying Service :0 95. 8 arl Mix 46.70 Frank Johnson 16.40 Dyke Lumber Co 1418e 6 Iderman Bronson made a motion that the bills be'allowed, as approved, seconded by alder an 1cRoy, which was regularly passed by the Council. $1100 Alderman Sanders made a motion that $P1100 be transferred from the Street aid from Cleaning Fund to the.Senitation Fund, to help pay the operating expense of the Sanitatio Fund Departments this motion was seconded by alderman Stubblefield, and was passed unanimousl o by the Council. nanimously by the Courcil. n.Fund Alderman Stubblefield introduced an Ordinance, entitled " AN ORDINANCE he follwing vote was E -ADJUSTING THE RATES OR CHARGES FOR THE USE CF AND THE SERVICE RENDERED BY THE SEWAGE es. SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES," The Ordinance was read in its.ehtirety�by the Clerk, and alderman Bronson ade a motiln that the rules be suspended, and the Ordinance placed on,its second readin his motion was seconded by aderman Sanders, and on roll call by the Clerk, was passed , nanimously by the Council. The Clerk then read the Ordinance the second trine, and after discussion, lderman Sanders maHe a motion that the rules be further suspended and the Ordinance placed n its third and final. reading, this mention was seconded by alderman McRoy, and was passed nanimously by the Courcil. The Clerk then read the Ordinance the third and final time. he Mayor then put the question " Shall the Ordinance pass",'and on roll call by the Clerk he follwing vote was recorded, Ayes: Bronson, Banks,Gregory, Hosford; McRoy, Sanders, tubblefield, and Williams. Nays: None. And the Mayor declared passed, as thefle were 8 A es. nd no Nays. Alderman Bronson moved the adeption of the emergency blause, seconded by lderman Stubblefield, and on roll call by the Clerk,the following vote was recorded, Ay s: ronson, Banks, Gregory, Hosford, McRoy, Sanders, Stubblefield and Williams. Nays: None.l Amd the Mayor declared, Adopted, asthere were 8 Ayes, and no Nays. ORDINANCE N0.8-7-5 AN ORDINANCE RE -ADJUSTING RATES OR CHARGES FOR THE USE OF AND THE SERVICE R RED BY THE SEWAGE SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEV ILLE AMID FOR OTuER PUR POSES . RE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEV ILTIE, ARKANSAS: Section 1. that the rates 01, charges for the use of and the service render y the Sewage System of the City of Fayetteville which shall be paid by each land owner hose _premises are connected with and use such system by or through any part of the Sew ystem of 'L -,'re City of Fayetteville,or whose premises in any way use or are served by su ystem are hereby re -adjusted in accordance with the following schedule: MONTHLY RATE Residences ................................... ""35 each per month Business houses, Offices and larger users, including fraternities and boarding houses .70 each per month Hotels 5.00 each per month University and Veterans Hospital 10.00 each per month Fayetteville public Schools, including the highschool, and church property used for religious worship, but not including manses, parsonages and other buildings used as residences No charge: Section 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith ar ereby repealed and it appearing that the revenues produced by the rates in effect prior he enactment of this ordinance have been more than sufficient to meet the debt service nd reserve and that there is ho necessity for continuing the rates heret6fore charged nd it further appearing that the rates fixed in this ordinance will be sufficient to me 11 of the financial demands for which said Sewer Service collections are used, an emerg s hereby declared to exist and this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from an fter the 1st day of August, 1943. Passed and approved this 26th day of August, 1943. Attest dmu 1A W Approved -U%ty uIerk Lre, ey IN 5095r Itirutes of meeting of July 26th, continued from nage 5944 T.Brown Alderman Sanders made a. motion that the salary f E.T.Brown, be increased .ncrease ?25,00, As Superintendant of the Water Department, effective �uly 1st, 1943, apd continue 525.00 until completion of the Airport Project, this motion was seconded Ily alderman Hosford, ai on roll. call by the Clerk, the following vote was recorded, Ayes: 4regory, Hosford, MCRo; Sanders, Stubblefield and Williams, Nays : Bronson and Banks. And the Mayor declared assed, as there were 6.Ayes, and 2 Nays. , There being no further business, aldern}an McRoy moved to adjourn, second by alderman Bsnks, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared. the Coun it adjourned; Attest�Qy Approved q u l Clerk - na r r Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, ➢Ionday, August 9th, 1943. Present : Mayor Geo.Vau- hap, City Clerk J.4V.McGehee, City Att�rrey Pr :ice Dickson. City Engineer E.T.Brown, Building Inspector Henry George, Police Chief �an Allen, 1',ldermen; Bronson Hosford,, I:ScRoy, Sanders, Stubblefield and Williams. Absent: aldermen Bnn)cs and Gregory. Minutes of the .regular meeting of July 26th, ,oche re^.d and approved. The fol?wing bills viore• presented, after t:neir approval_ btr alderman Hosford, chairman of the auditing committee: Bill Bohannon $24.20 W.H.Glass 26a50.Theo Burns x'3:45 Frank Brooks 28:75 Lee Keey 240'20 Dr.J.F,Stanford 3:00 G.E.Lindsey 28.55 Woodrow Wood 19:40 Lige Gabbard 5:00 IA.S.Powers 28.75 Otho SIFinford 19:40, BodIT Guard MFG,'Co, 132.:50 Obie Hall 32.80 Elbert Gray 17:89, SVl.Bell Tel Co.' 7.73 J.T.Osbmrn 2.4.20 IV.H.Osburn 4:9Q Ark.Fuel Oil Co. 4.85 W.H.Glass 25.50 A.E.Stone 15:55 Harry Ilollowav 19.70 Lee Keey 19:70 W.H.Hester 16,60.Hurcil Holloway 19.70 Lawrence Gardener 14:65 Dave Conder 13:65, Lirkvtay Stores 1.753 Woodrow Wood 17:80 Clayton Ward 13;9Q Lewis Bros Co. 1.14 Otho Swinford 9.45 Andrew Tillery 13:90 J.W,MIcGehee, Clerk :60 Vl.H.Osburn 10.75 Dawrence Gardener 13:90 Johnson's Paint & W.Paper 97.31 A.E.Stone 10:85 Fred Wilcox 16:95 J?e Baker 25000 W,H.Hester 16.95 F.J.Ivlorgan 12:60 Linkway Stores 5.46 Alonzo Lamb 4.55 C.W.Knight 9:45 Lewis Bros 1.1-,55 Dave Corder 16,95 Woodrow Taylor 3:60 Houston -Taylor 67.93 Henry Thurman 13.90 Lewis Bros Co. 2.:81 Doctors Hathcock 6.50 Clayton Ward 16.05 SiV.Gas & Elecl3bic 372;63 Jim Gibson 24.50 Andrew Tillery 9.45 Ark.Western Gas'C9 1:53 Lige Gabbard 19.70 Harry Holloway 19.70 Fav Printing Co. 49.92 Steve Salusbury 19.70 Hurcil H 0110vIa7 19.70 SVl.Bell T41 Co. 28:25 Lewis Stone 19.70 Jim Gibson 24.50 Eason & Co. 10$00 Oscar Asher 19.70 Lige Gabbard 19.70 IiIV,Ark Times 6:80 Linkway Stores 48.60 Steve Salusbury 19.70 Bob's Cafe 17.30 Lewis Bros 1.3.14 Tewis Stone 19.70 Johnson's Cafe le70 Fay.Lhr, Fc Cement Co 29.07 Oscan Asher 19.70 McCartney- Lewis 19:00 Carl Mix 24.00Link%vlay Stores 3.93 Jack Dudley 1.40 Com.Radio Equipment 3:50 Bill Bohannon 24.20 Magnolia Pet Co. 36:40 Frank Brooks 30.50 Vickers Laundry 3:00 G.E.Lindsey 29.00 Brashears Bros 3:75 MS,Powers 30.20 Dan Allen 3:45 Obie Hall 37.35 R.H.Mueller 3:45 J.T.Osburn 19.70 Bob Day 3.45 Alderman Bronson made a motion that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by alda man McRoy, which was regularly passed by the Council; The clerk presented the follwing reports for the month of July. Roy Nix, as Sevier Servo July Collector, Henry George As Chief of the Fire Department and as Building Inspector, Reports V.James Ptak, as Municipal Judge, J.W.McGehee'as Collector and as City Clerk, Dan Allen presented the report of the Police Department, Alderman IvlcRoy made a motion that the reports be received and filed, seconded by aldeinan Stuh')l.efield, which was passed unan imously by the Council. Alderman McRov made a motion that the 1943 Assessment in Paving Ditrict#46, amounting to ap99.56, be allovied, sdconded by alderman Hosford, which was passed unani� mously by the Council. urcasing Elderman Sanders made a motion that the office of Purchasing Agent be ggent re-created, at a salary of X25.00 pe:1n7onth, ^pd tr^t Mayor Geo.Vaughan be made the Ni yor purchasing Agent, effecti4e0August'lst,°1943; yFUs °motion was seconded by alderman Hes- o.Vaugha*ford, and was IvrPIW}33. �Xrty �SiRi 4 - Cr,;nnci.l ^d juurrlc:I. t`'YkuI,444ItC" "" Nx�e ovul _City Clerk As proved- ;� Mn.vor Employees Alderman Sanders made a motion that the salary of the 4 regular employees of the ire Dept ire Department be increased 910 00 per month, each, effective July 15th, 19431 this .nereasednotion was seconded by alderman Lanks, and was passed unanimously b1tv the Council. 0.00 per Mo. Alderman McRoy moved,to go into executive session, secoded by,alderman Gregor; vhich was passed unanimously by the Council, and the Mayor declared the ou cil in execul ive session, after discussion of various administrative matters, alderman Sanders made s' motion to go out of executive session, seconded by alderman McRoy, which was passed nanimously by the Council. amd the Mayor declared the Council do regular session. Alderman Gregory stated that since Henry george was having to spend much Henry, of his time at the Airport, superintending the construction of buildings, he felt like G orge 3. part of his salary should be paid from the Airport Improvement Pund, and made a motion i crease that Henry George be paid $75.00 per month from the Airport'Fund, and that his salary July X50.00 s Assistant to City engineer be reduced from ?50.00 to •25.00, effective 1st, 1943 1 nd continue until the completion of the Airport Project, this motion was seconded by lderman Hosford, and received the unanimous vote of the Council': T.Brown Alderman Sanders made a. motion that the salary f E.T.Brown, be increased .ncrease ?25,00, As Superintendant of the Water Department, effective �uly 1st, 1943, apd continue 525.00 until completion of the Airport Project, this motion was seconded Ily alderman Hosford, ai on roll. call by the Clerk, the following vote was recorded, Ayes: 4regory, Hosford, MCRo; Sanders, Stubblefield and Williams, Nays : Bronson and Banks. And the Mayor declared assed, as there were 6.Ayes, and 2 Nays. , There being no further business, aldern}an McRoy moved to adjourn, second by alderman Bsnks, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared. the Coun it adjourned; Attest�Qy Approved q u l Clerk - na r r Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, ➢Ionday, August 9th, 1943. Present : Mayor Geo.Vau- hap, City Clerk J.4V.McGehee, City Att�rrey Pr :ice Dickson. City Engineer E.T.Brown, Building Inspector Henry George, Police Chief �an Allen, 1',ldermen; Bronson Hosford,, I:ScRoy, Sanders, Stubblefield and Williams. Absent: aldermen Bnn)cs and Gregory. Minutes of the .regular meeting of July 26th, ,oche re^.d and approved. The fol?wing bills viore• presented, after t:neir approval_ btr alderman Hosford, chairman of the auditing committee: Bill Bohannon $24.20 W.H.Glass 26a50.Theo Burns x'3:45 Frank Brooks 28:75 Lee Keey 240'20 Dr.J.F,Stanford 3:00 G.E.Lindsey 28.55 Woodrow Wood 19:40 Lige Gabbard 5:00 IA.S.Powers 28.75 Otho SIFinford 19:40, BodIT Guard MFG,'Co, 132.:50 Obie Hall 32.80 Elbert Gray 17:89, SVl.Bell Tel Co.' 7.73 J.T.Osbmrn 2.4.20 IV.H.Osburn 4:9Q Ark.Fuel Oil Co. 4.85 W.H.Glass 25.50 A.E.Stone 15:55 Harry Ilollowav 19.70 Lee Keey 19:70 W.H.Hester 16,60.Hurcil Holloway 19.70 Lawrence Gardener 14:65 Dave Conder 13:65, Lirkvtay Stores 1.753 Woodrow Wood 17:80 Clayton Ward 13;9Q Lewis Bros Co. 1.14 Otho Swinford 9.45 Andrew Tillery 13:90 J.W,MIcGehee, Clerk :60 Vl.H.Osburn 10.75 Dawrence Gardener 13:90 Johnson's Paint & W.Paper 97.31 A.E.Stone 10:85 Fred Wilcox 16:95 J?e Baker 25000 W,H.Hester 16.95 F.J.Ivlorgan 12:60 Linkway Stores 5.46 Alonzo Lamb 4.55 C.W.Knight 9:45 Lewis Bros 1.1-,55 Dave Corder 16,95 Woodrow Taylor 3:60 Houston -Taylor 67.93 Henry Thurman 13.90 Lewis Bros Co. 2.:81 Doctors Hathcock 6.50 Clayton Ward 16.05 SiV.Gas & Elecl3bic 372;63 Jim Gibson 24.50 Andrew Tillery 9.45 Ark.Western Gas'C9 1:53 Lige Gabbard 19.70 Harry Holloway 19.70 Fav Printing Co. 49.92 Steve Salusbury 19.70 Hurcil H 0110vIa7 19.70 SVl.Bell T41 Co. 28:25 Lewis Stone 19.70 Jim Gibson 24.50 Eason & Co. 10$00 Oscar Asher 19.70 Lige Gabbard 19.70 IiIV,Ark Times 6:80 Linkway Stores 48.60 Steve Salusbury 19.70 Bob's Cafe 17.30 Lewis Bros 1.3.14 Tewis Stone 19.70 Johnson's Cafe le70 Fay.Lhr, Fc Cement Co 29.07 Oscan Asher 19.70 McCartney- Lewis 19:00 Carl Mix 24.00Link%vlay Stores 3.93 Jack Dudley 1.40 Com.Radio Equipment 3:50 Bill Bohannon 24.20 Magnolia Pet Co. 36:40 Frank Brooks 30.50 Vickers Laundry 3:00 G.E.Lindsey 29.00 Brashears Bros 3:75 MS,Powers 30.20 Dan Allen 3:45 Obie Hall 37.35 R.H.Mueller 3:45 J.T.Osburn 19.70 Bob Day 3.45 Alderman Bronson made a motion that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by alda man McRoy, which was regularly passed by the Council; The clerk presented the follwing reports for the month of July. Roy Nix, as Sevier Servo July Collector, Henry George As Chief of the Fire Department and as Building Inspector, Reports V.James Ptak, as Municipal Judge, J.W.McGehee'as Collector and as City Clerk, Dan Allen presented the report of the Police Department, Alderman IvlcRoy made a motion that the reports be received and filed, seconded by aldeinan Stuh')l.efield, which was passed unan imously by the Council. Alderman McRov made a motion that the 1943 Assessment in Paving Ditrict#46, amounting to ap99.56, be allovied, sdconded by alderman Hosford, which was passed unani� mously by the Council. urcasing Elderman Sanders made a motion that the office of Purchasing Agent be ggent re-created, at a salary of X25.00 pe:1n7onth, ^pd tr^t Mayor Geo.Vaughan be made the Ni yor purchasing Agent, effecti4e0August'lst,°1943; yFUs °motion was seconded by alderman Hes- o.Vaugha*ford, and was IvrPIW}33. �Xrty �SiRi 4 - Cr,;nnci.l ^d juurrlc:I. t`'YkuI,444ItC" "" Nx�e ovul _City Clerk As proved- ;� Mn.vor