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Home My WebLink About1945-08-06 MinutesF tyetteville Ctr Council met in regular session, Monday July 23rd, 1945. resent. Mayor G.T.Sanders, City Clerk J.W.MeGehee, City Attorney Price Dickson, City Eng .T.Brown, and aldermen , Gregory, Banks, Stubblefield, Williams, McRoy and Hale* Absent Ldermen BrIDnson and Adkisson* Minutes of the regular meeting of July 9th, were read and approved. �e followimg bills were presented after their approval by alderman McRoy, chairman of th aditing committee: I H.E.Swift $57.20 Edgar Caudle 424.00 Steve Salusbury $19.70 FP.H.He§tbr 39.70 H.E.Swift 52.65 Oran Dudley 19.70 *Jerry Hogdel 19.70 •Mt.Inn Hotel 7.50 Alfred Lackey 20.70 Oscar Asherr Co. 24.00 Ozark Grocer Co. 17.39 Kenneth Lackey 19.00 t1keEGgbbard 19.70 Bob Day • 1.86 Ozark Grocer Co. 5.50 Arlie Clark 19.70 -W.H.Hester 19.70 Street Imp Dist. No 46 99.56 Steve Salusbury 24.10 'Simpson-Mintun 2.55 Oran Dudley 23.60 •Oscar•Asher 24.00 Alfred Lackey 20.70 Lige Gabbard 24.10 Kenneth Lackey 19.00 ' Arlie Clark 23.60 lderman Hale made a motien that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by alderman Banks, which was regularly passed by the Councdtl. June &J reports Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, konday,Auggst 6th, 1945 Present: Mayor G.T.Sanders,•City Clerk J.W.MaGehee, City, Attorney Price Dickson, City Engineer E.T.Brown,•aldermen; Bronson, Gregory, Banks, Stdtbblefield,Williams, McRoy and Hale. Absent: alermwn Adkisson. Minutes of he following bills uditing committee: .H.Hester elbert Hester has McConnell has Clark scar Asher ige Gabbard rlie Clark teve Salusbury ran Dudley lfred Lacket enneth Lackey .E.Swift has Clark rank Brooks W.Bell Tel Co. ouston Taylor .S.Duggans ohnson Plumbing atson Mortuary rs.Hathcock ri-State Sales Co. ickers Laundry the regular meeting of July 23rd, were read and approved* were presented, after their approval by alderman McRoy, chairman of $$19.70 Fayetteville Printing 16.00 Ark WesteBn Gas Co. 10.00 Bob's Cafe 9:C0 Linkway Stores 24.00 SW.Gas & Electric Co 19.70 Smith Rsdio Shop 19.70 Houdton Taylor 25.00 SW.Bell Tel Co. 24.5f) SW.Gas & Electric Co. 20.70 W.H.Hester 19.00 Delbert Hester 55.48 Coy Estep 9.00 Chas McConnell 43.85 Phil ips Motor Co. 31.00 Mid- est Tire Mart 51.08 Walter Cox 4.95 John Shaver 1.25 Joe Reed 2.50 Houston Taylor 2.00 Harry Gold 1.50 Linkway Stores 1.55 Oscar Asher Co. $$46026 Lige Babbard 4085 Arlie Clark 13.10 Steve Salusbury 1:23 Oran -Dudley 402;80 Alfred Lackey 8.90 Kenneth Lackey 3.36 H.L.McDonald 11.54 Chas McConnell 11.34 Tom Brown 19:70 Green Chev Co. 18.00 Houston Taylor 6.00 Smeller & Eason 19.70 Linkway Stores 21.77 D':F.Wa%dord ' 9:75 Fay Lbr & Cement 6075 Ozafk Salvage Co. 30:00 SW.Bell Tel Co $$25,0 24.5 2p.6 19.7 2007 19:0 12.0 13.9 4.0 2096 78.4 9 :7 2:3 8:0 Uo 29.9 7.5 7.1 16.2 1.0 Co.19.7 23.00 Ark -Western Gas Co 42.78 Homer Christman 3.00 SW.Gas & Electric :61 24.00 lderman Bronson made a motion that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by a anks, which was regularly passed by the Council. The Clerk presented the June reports of Henry George'as Building Inspector and as cting Chief of the Fire Department, and the July reports of John Bynum as Car -Marker, oy Nix as Sewer Service Collector,J.W.McGehee as City Collector and as City Clerk, and lderman Stubblefield submitted the July report of the Water Department, alderman Banks ade a motion that the reports be received and filed, seconded by alderman Hale, which was assed unanimously by the Council. etition Ito A Petition to close an alley in Gunter Addition, between Block 70 on the East :lose an end Blocks 5 & 6 on the West, was presented by the Clerk, alderman Bronson made a moyion that alley the matter be referred to the Street Committee for. investigation, and report back to the n Council, this motion was seconded by alderman Banks, and was passed unanimously by the Council. unter Adid. The Clerk presented a letter from the ARKANSAS STATE FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION .'ay (requesting the Fire Department to pay membership dues for the year alderman Banks made al iremen motion thag a warrant be drawn for $1.00 per member for 25 members, this motion was seconded .ues by alderman Bronson, and was passed unanimously by the Council. OFtru@ICS Ut4lIRDI177) ne way The Mayor reported there was some complaint about congestion in the alleyal rive forfrom a number of truck drivers, since they were not permitted to unload from the front of 11 alleystores, alderman Banksfmade a motion that the matter be referred to bo the Street dommittiee, to work out a system of ONE WAY DRIVE for all the alleys around the Square, with power, to act, This motion was seconded by alderman Gregory, and was passed unanimmusly by the Council. 0 PARKINGAlderman McRoy reported there was some complaint about congestion of traffic one on am Church Street,alderman Stubblefield made a motion that a " NO PARKING ZONE" be established hurch on the West side of Church street from Rock Street to Meadow street, this motion was seconded treet py alderman.Banks, and received the unanimous vote of the Council,' The Clerk presented the June report of Roy Nix, as Sewer Service Collector, alder - June McRoy made a motion that the -report be received and filed, seconded by alderman Stubblefiieldy report which was passediunanimously by the Council. There being no further business, alderman Molloy moved to adjourn, seconded by alderman Hale, which wase duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned. Attest tPi! ' Approved Ulty U18rX Mayor June &J reports Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, konday,Auggst 6th, 1945 Present: Mayor G.T.Sanders,•City Clerk J.W.MaGehee, City, Attorney Price Dickson, City Engineer E.T.Brown,•aldermen; Bronson, Gregory, Banks, Stdtbblefield,Williams, McRoy and Hale. Absent: alermwn Adkisson. Minutes of he following bills uditing committee: .H.Hester elbert Hester has McConnell has Clark scar Asher ige Gabbard rlie Clark teve Salusbury ran Dudley lfred Lacket enneth Lackey .E.Swift has Clark rank Brooks W.Bell Tel Co. ouston Taylor .S.Duggans ohnson Plumbing atson Mortuary rs.Hathcock ri-State Sales Co. ickers Laundry the regular meeting of July 23rd, were read and approved* were presented, after their approval by alderman McRoy, chairman of $$19.70 Fayetteville Printing 16.00 Ark WesteBn Gas Co. 10.00 Bob's Cafe 9:C0 Linkway Stores 24.00 SW.Gas & Electric Co 19.70 Smith Rsdio Shop 19.70 Houdton Taylor 25.00 SW.Bell Tel Co. 24.5f) SW.Gas & Electric Co. 20.70 W.H.Hester 19.00 Delbert Hester 55.48 Coy Estep 9.00 Chas McConnell 43.85 Phil ips Motor Co. 31.00 Mid- est Tire Mart 51.08 Walter Cox 4.95 John Shaver 1.25 Joe Reed 2.50 Houston Taylor 2.00 Harry Gold 1.50 Linkway Stores 1.55 Oscar Asher Co. $$46026 Lige Babbard 4085 Arlie Clark 13.10 Steve Salusbury 1:23 Oran -Dudley 402;80 Alfred Lackey 8.90 Kenneth Lackey 3.36 H.L.McDonald 11.54 Chas McConnell 11.34 Tom Brown 19:70 Green Chev Co. 18.00 Houston Taylor 6.00 Smeller & Eason 19.70 Linkway Stores 21.77 D':F.Wa%dord ' 9:75 Fay Lbr & Cement 6075 Ozafk Salvage Co. 30:00 SW.Bell Tel Co $$25,0 24.5 2p.6 19.7 2007 19:0 12.0 13.9 4.0 2096 78.4 9 :7 2:3 8:0 Uo 29.9 7.5 7.1 16.2 1.0 Co.19.7 23.00 Ark -Western Gas Co 42.78 Homer Christman 3.00 SW.Gas & Electric :61 24.00 lderman Bronson made a motion that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by a anks, which was regularly passed by the Council. The Clerk presented the June reports of Henry George'as Building Inspector and as cting Chief of the Fire Department, and the July reports of John Bynum as Car -Marker, oy Nix as Sewer Service Collector,J.W.McGehee as City Collector and as City Clerk, and lderman Stubblefield submitted the July report of the Water Department, alderman Banks ade a motion that the reports be received and filed, seconded by alderman Hale, which was assed unanimously by the Council. etition Ito A Petition to close an alley in Gunter Addition, between Block 70 on the East :lose an end Blocks 5 & 6 on the West, was presented by the Clerk, alderman Bronson made a moyion that alley the matter be referred to the Street Committee for. investigation, and report back to the n Council, this motion was seconded by alderman Banks, and was passed unanimously by the Council. unter Adid. The Clerk presented a letter from the ARKANSAS STATE FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION .'ay (requesting the Fire Department to pay membership dues for the year alderman Banks made al iremen motion thag a warrant be drawn for $1.00 per member for 25 members, this motion was seconded .ues by alderman Bronson, and was passed unanimously by the Council. OFtru@ICS Ut4lIRDI177) ne way The Mayor reported there was some complaint about congestion in the alleyal rive forfrom a number of truck drivers, since they were not permitted to unload from the front of 11 alleystores, alderman Banksfmade a motion that the matter be referred to bo the Street dommittiee, to work out a system of ONE WAY DRIVE for all the alleys around the Square, with power, to act, This motion was seconded by alderman Gregory, and was passed unanimmusly by the Council. 0 PARKINGAlderman McRoy reported there was some complaint about congestion of traffic one on am Church Street,alderman Stubblefield made a motion that a " NO PARKING ZONE" be established hurch on the West side of Church street from Rock Street to Meadow street, this motion was seconded treet py alderman.Banks, and received the unanimous vote of the Council,' I- _ 29 (i Minutes of August 6th, continued ) Alderman Gregory, a member of the committee that had been appointed to meet with a commit To sell tee from the Masonic Lodge for the purpose of working out a contract for the sale of the E of 3rd East z of the 3rd floor of the City Administration Building, reported that the two commie floor trees had come to the following agreements that the City deliver title to the East � of 3rd floor, also,(180 gallons Roof coating,90 gallons of'Primer, 50 # Roof cement, 4 brush e:s, 1 trowell and 20 yds -of 6" Muslin purchased from Panther Oil- & Grease Co.), and the sonic Lodge agrees to pay $500.00, and assume responsibility for the maimtenance of the Nroof over the entire City Administration Building efffective from and after date of dee ]livery and acceptance of title to the East z of 3rd floor of the building, alderman Hale made a motion that the report of the committee be approved, seconded by alderman McRoy, which was passed unanimously by the Councils Atty to I Alderman McRoy made. a motion tthalt• the Cit Attorne b :•:instnudted ao-n i y�" y , write ?wri:tei as:caritraet-'forMahe sale._of ;;th East 4z, of.. the .3rd F.-loor;of the:rKJty Administration contract to the Masonic Lodge to be submitted to the City Coyncil for approval, this motion was - seconded by alderman Hale, and was passed unanimously by the Council. X Alderman McRoy made a motion that the besk/Patrolmen be paid for 2 weeks extra for vacation pay, if they wanted to work on without the vacation, or if they wanted to take y a vacation, that they be paid straight time for the time off, and that Newt Hinkle be Iacation paid for two weeks vacation time,'this motion was seconded by alderman Banks, and was pay for passed unanimously by the Council. sk Patr( Lines Loading Stations on Square N.College ats to placed t ng stati t'iabl ish notice to close Alley in Gunter Add. Masonic not to buy E2 of floor Fire Zone to be There being no further business, alderman McRoy moved to adjourn, Seco by alderman Bronson, which was duly passed by the Councils and .the Mayor declared the Council adjourned. .lderman Branson made a -motion that the bills be alloged as Attest ian-Banks, Approved regularly passed by the y Clerkmayor ?ayetteville City CouncAl met in regular session Monday, August 20th, 1945. Present: Mayor G.T.Sanders, City Clerk J.W.McGehee,jGitysA.t.toruey!PficecDickson�iCity Engineer E.T.Brown, Acting Fire Chief Henry George,galdermen, Bronson, aregoyy, Sankal*or 3tubBlefield,-WilTiams,aM6R"oylasd Hale. Absent: alderman Adkisson; Minutes of the regular meeting of August 6th, were read and approved. Phe follwing bills were presented, after their approval by alderman•McRoy, chairman of the auditing committee: iouston Taylor $10.00 H.L.McDonald. $19.:70 3ob Day 3.00 Willard Clark 19:70 Delbert Hesger X12.20 i,E.Swift 96:35 Hiram Gabbard 18.20 Oscaf Agher 24.00 N.H.Hester 19:70 Steve Salusbury -'11:25, Lige•Ga bbard 25.00 7oy'Estep 19.70 Ark.Western Gas Co.23:41 Arlie Clark ;''; 24.50 )has McConnell 19.70 H.E.Swift 32:75 Oran Dudley y -`.; 19.70 )elbert Hester 18.00 Rogers Electric Co. 1:82* Troy Drain 19.70 )scar Asher 24.00 Mt.Inn Hotel 27:00 Alfred Lackey 20.70 Life Gabbard 19.70 Bohe Grocery 6:60 Kenneth Lackey 19.00 Arlie Clark 22:90 Rogers'Elec Co.14:28 Hiram Gabbard 13.40 )ran Dudley 24:30 R'r6oT•P.Hulse7 6:00 Croy Drain 10:00 W.H.Hester 19:70 klfred Lackey 20.70 Coy Estep 19:70* ienneth Lackey 19.00 Chas McConnell 19.70, .lderman Branson made a -motion that the bills be alloged as approved, seconded by alderA ian-Banks, which -was regularly passed by the Council. A Petition of the UNIVERSITY CITY BUS LINES, INC. was presented by the •Clerk sking that it be granted Loading and Unloading privifeges;that loading areas be desig- tated and marked off at the corner of Block and Center Streets;Block and Mountain Streets fountain and East Streets; and East and Center Streets as designated on diagram attached o petition; also loading areas on each side of the Street directly in front of the Bus station on College Avenue, as designated by said diagram, after discussion, alderman IcRoy made a motion that,the reque6tebe6granted; this motion was seconded by alderman megory, and was Lassed unanimously by the Council; 4 Alderman Hale made a motion that -a seat be placed at each ® and fastened o the Sidewalk, a , this motion as sdeonded by alderman nks, and was passed unanimously by the Council. ns Alderman Bronson made p..motion that the Clerk be instructed to f a hearing to be had on the prion to close an alley in Gunter Additions gaidhalleytice unning North and South,bbunded on the East by -Block 7, and on the West by locks 5 & 6 unter Addition, said hearing to be had 17th day -of September, 1945,th1srmoti'onrwgs sec nded by alderman McRoy, ans was passed unanimously by the Council. Aldefman Gregory reported that the Masonic Lodge had turned down the propositia o purchase the East e of the 3rd floor of the City Administration Bldg. The Clerk presented the reportsof Henry George, as Building Inspector and as cting Chief of the Fire Department for the month of July, alderman Gregory made a motion hat the reports be received and filed, seconded by alderman Hale, which was passed unani ously by the Council. Alderman Gregory, chairman of the comdiittgeothatthad been appointed to meet with a committee from the Chamber of Commerce, to study the proposition of -extending the Fire Bones, made a report of the recommendations of the -Joint Committees, aldefman McRoy made a motion that the recommendations of the committee be,approved, the detailed description of the area to be included, to be covered by Ordimance, this motion was seconded by alderman Banks, and was passed unanimously by the Council (continued on page 30 )