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Home My WebLink About1946-09-16 Minutesayettevil.le City Council met in regular•isession I,tonday, September 16tLl, 1946. resent: Mayor G.T.Sanders, City Clerk J.W.McGehee, City Attorney Geo.Vauhan, City Engin .T.Brown, aldermen; Bronson, Gregory, White, Stubblegield, Williams,, Bohe, Adkisson and ale. . Minutes of the reguall mebting of September 2nd, and call meeting of September 3rd, ere read and approved* he following bills were presented after their approval b -y alderman Williams, chairmen o he auditing committee: 4.1•F_.Hester $25.00 Chester Stephens $25.00 Cravens & Co. $100. elbert-Hester .22.60 R.E.Boyd 25.00 Bohe Grocery 6. oy Estep 20.52 Green Byrd 25•.00 McCartney -Lewis 30.i ¢has McConnell 20.52 rred Drain 25•.00 Hand & Son 20. Leonard Shipley 18.92 Roy Patrick 25.00 Brashears Mojsor Co. 0 0 is Lower -25.00 E.C.Bogan 25.25 Houston Taylor 1. 1arl ige Gabbard ,25.00 Tom Williams 25.00 Arkola Sand & Gravel Cc 205 hester Stephens 25.00 Ed Ward 2Q,00 Con Cor Paint Co. 59. E.Boyd 25.00 Oran Dudley 2$.00 Renner & Co. 173. reen Byrd .25.00 Louis,Stone 2$.00 B.V.Dorman 11. red Drain 25.00 Frank Brooks 44.65 McCartney-Lewiis 103. oy Patrick 20.52 G.E.Lindsey 35.85 D.C.Glass 30. i.ram Gabbard ` I.C.Bogan 6.63 H.E.Swift 161 63 Firestone Stores 2. 15.10 Pearl Watts 23,.75.Wash. Co.Tractor & Imp Co. 6. Tota ;"lilliams .28,00 Abshir -Bryan 1204.20 Cook Paint & Varnish Co 11. -hd Ward .28.00 Smith Radio Shop 19Q.05 Phillips Motor Cc 155. Qran•Dudley .28.00 Renner &; Co. 24.32 Ark.Ice & C.S.Co. 2. lyde Gul-)gerde •18.56 Cravens & Cc 14.22 Montgomery -Ward 109. arold Didley • 4.64 Renner & Co. 4Q.93 Renner &. Co. 129. rank Brooks •35.25 McCartney -Levis 9,.00 McCartney -Lewis 47. E.Lindsey 28.95 Okla Tire & Supply .71 Abshier-Bryan 98. arry Fletcher2.93 Adams Flower Shop 15.20 Smelser & Eason 5. ,....Hester .25.00 Ark.Western Gas Co 2.25 Ark. Ice & C.S.Co. 8. lbert Hester 22.60 Dr.A.A.Gilbert 18.00 Houston Taylor Y 7. onard Shipley 22.60 Wilson's Cafe 2000 Dyke Lumber Co. 7. arl Lower 25.00 Rogers Electric Co. 4.95 Rogers Eletric Co. 2.' Qoy Estep 25.00 E.&M.Tire & Recap.Co. 36::1.4 Rogers Electric'Co. 7. ige Gabbard 25.00 Houston Taylor 92.40 Frisco R.R.Co. 131• Alderman Hale made a motion that the bills be allowed as approved, seconded by alderman Ronson, which.>was regularly passed by the Council. August The Clerk presented the August reports of Roy Nix, as Sewer Service Collector and reports rhe rolice Department, And alderman Stubblefield presented the August report of the Wate: Department, alderman Gregory made a motiontthat the reports be received and filed, recon Py alderman Williams, which was passed unanimously by the Council. To buy Aldei"man Stubblefield made a motion that the Mayor be authorized to order 12 12 raffic lights, this motion was seconded by alderman Adkisson, and ;jas passed unanimousl raffic Y they Council* i hts I Alderman Hale made a motion that the Ordinance commuttee be instructed to pre g are an ordinance requiring all drivers of motor vehicles to drive on dim lights in the City of,Fayetteville, this motion was seconded by alderman vregory, and was passed unani -ously by the Council* ay for II Alderman Adkdsson made a motion that the bill of Abshier-Bryan for a 1946, ord Car .Ford Deluxe car, amounting to $1,204.20 be allowed, this motion was seconded by alderman Stubblefield, amd was passed unanimously by the Council. Alderman Stubblefield introduced an Ordinance, entitled, " AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTI E WEST HALF OF THE ATORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION NINE (9), IAT TOV1I4TSHIP SIXTEEN (16) PIOR' VGE THIRTY (30) V1EST.4 WASHINGTOIi COUNTY, ARKANSAS, AS PART OF THE CITY OF FAYETTFVILLE SIGNING THE TERRITORY ACCEPTED TO WAP,DS IN THE CITY OF FAYETTFVILLE, ARKAIISAS AIM FOR HER PURPOSES. The Clerk read the Ordinance in its entirety, alderman Bronson made a motion at the rules be suspended and the Ordinance placed on its second reading, this motion s seconded by alderman Stubblefield, and was passed unanimously by the Council. The Clerk then read the Ordinance the sec(bnd time, and after discussdolb, aid n Halesmmdeademotion that the rules be further suspended and the.Ordinance placed on i ird and final reading, this motion was seconded by alderman White, which was passed un usly by the Council. The Clerk then read the Ordinance the third and final time. e Mayor then put the question "Shall the Ordinance pass?," and on roll call by the Cie .e follmwing vote was recorded; Ayes: Bronson, Geegory, White, Stubblefield, Williams, kisson and Hale. Nays: None. And the Mayor declared the Ordinance Passed, as there wer Ayes, and no hays. Alderman Stibblefield made a motion that the Emergency Clause be adopted, t tion was seconded by aldermam Gregory, and on roll call by the Clerk, the following vo s recorded; Ayes Bronson, Gregory, White, Stubb&field, Williams, Bohe, Adkisson and ys: None. And the Mayor declared the emergency clause adopted, as there were 8 Ayes, a Nays. (Ordinance follows on Page 83) 7 4 3 4 5 6 M . P he, s le . 84 No Parki o S.Colt oT east side, from P:I itlips Motor Co. Bldg permi or C mpboll ti6' Exp• (ORDINANCE N0.9-0-4 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 83) SECTION 11. The above described lands are hereby assigned to and made a part it rd One of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas. Attorney Geo.Vaughan, SECTION 111. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are reby repealed and it appearing that certain municipal aztivities are necessary for the eservation of the public health, peace, and safety, bothof the people of the City of Fal teville and of the residents of the territory herein annexed; an emergency is hereby deo ared to exist and this .ordinance shall be in full force and. effect from and after its ps d approval. PASSED AND APPROVED this 16th day of September, 1946a a or Attest _ i y Clerk. Vere being no .further business, alderman Williams moved to adjourn, sec- nded by alderman Gregory, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared he Council adjourned. Attest' Approved Al y UierR6 - P, ayor Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday September. 300 1946. The Mayor reported a vacancy on the BOARD OF TRUSTEES for the City Hospital resent. Mayor G.T.Sanders, appointed City Clerk J.W.McGPhoes City Attorney Geo.Vaughan, City Engi .T.Brown, aldermen; Bronson, Gregory, Wh ite,Stubblefield, W.11iams, Belies Adkisson and - ale. I pLlderman Hale, and received the unanimous vote of the Council. lvinutes•of the regular meeting of September 16th, were read and approved. he following bills were presented after t eir approval -by alderman Bronson ,member of t. uditibg committee: Green Byrd X25.00 .C.Bogan $7.75 Ed Ward 1528.00 Fred Drain 25.00 ion Oil Co. 422..91 Oscar Dudley 28.00 Louis Stone 25.00 .H.Hester 25.00 Louis Stone 28.00 Oran Dudley 28.00 oy Estop 25.00 Troy Drain 28,00 Harold Dudley 25.00 elbert Hester 22.60 Frank Brooks 39.95 Toni Williams 28.00 arl Lower 25.00 G.E.Lindsey 32.65 Ed Ward 28.00 eonard Shipley 22.68 Lion Qil Co. 8.54 Clyde Guthrie 28.00 ige Gabbard 25.00 W.H.Hester 25.00 Frank Brooks 35.70 hester Stephens 25.00 Delbert Hester 22.60 G.E.Lindsey 29.80 E.Boyd 25.00 Carl Lower 25.00 Frank Brooks, Jr 5.20 reen Byrd 25.00 Chas McConnell 20.52 Wilsons Cafe 3.32 red Drain 25.00 Lige Gabbard 25.00 Whitfield Motor Co. 6.46 lyde Guthrie 25.00 Chester Stephens 25.00 Fog NSzzle Int.Inc. 53.57 om Williams 28.00 F. .E.Boyd 25.00 Shaffer's Garage 5.00 lderman Bronson made a motion that the bills be allowed�-as approved, secomded by alderm illiams, which was regularly passed by the Council. ;" Jim Phillips, of the Phillips Motor Company was present, and made a request to lave a "NO PARKING AREA "established on the East side of College Avenue on the opposite aide of the street from the entrance to his Garage , so that lahge trurksncoizldaswingiov )hothereaettsidetof the street to enter his garage, after discussion, alderman Hale made . motion that the matter be referred to the Street Committee and City Engineer, with poe ;o act, this motion was secon&ed by alderman Bronson, and was passed unanimously by the ou nc il', The application of Campbell "66" Express Company for a Building Perm: to be located at the inter,ection og Government and Prairie Avenue, on part of Lo- ne and Twenty Two, Block Twenty Three., Ferguson Addition, came up for a hearing, after earingi.thq pt6teztnof-a -numberdof property owners, of thatvvicinity, who had signed a pf ition protesting the issuance of a building permit, alderman Gregory made a motioh that he protest be refused and the Building permit granted., this motion was seconded by alder illiams, and on roll call by the Clerk, the folloWing vote was recorded; Ayes: Gregory, kite, Stubblefield, Williams, Belies Adkisson and Hale. Nays: Bronson. and the Mayor de- lared the PERMIT granted, as there were 7 Ayes, and 1 Nay. >f e i Light on I Alderman Bronson, chairman of the Light Committee made a motion that 7 Streit C 1.Drive rights be installed in the southwestern section of the City around California drive, also S.Col. IN lights on South College Avenue and 4 lights on South Washington Avenue, this motion way S.9Pa&h. econded by alderman Hale, and was passed unanimously by the Council. t Pcp Corn �, Mr.G.W.Widener appeared be fore the Council with a request for permission to s and anstall a pop corn stand on his lot at Center & School Streets, alderman Bohe made a motion Canter & that the request be granted, and the installation be done under the supervision of the City School �gineer, this motion was seconded by alderman Bronson, amd was passed unanimously by th' �ouncil: Patrol The Mayor presented the matter of having a sign put on the Patrol car, des4g- c1r Sign hating it as such, after discussion, alderman Adkisson made a motion that the Words "POLICE PATROL NO 3", be painted on the Patrol Car, this motion was seconded by alderman Gregory; �nd was passed unanimously by the Council. Sti�G.ShipleI The Mayor reported a vacancy on the BOARD OF TRUSTEES for the City Hospital appointed aused by the death of J.M.Williams, and stated that W.G.Shipley had'beeb recommended for H sp Bd ppoimtment, alderman Gregory made a motion that the.appointment of W.G.Shipley as a mem e: Pf the Board of Trustees for the City Hospital, be approved, this motion was seconded by I pLlderman Hale, and received the unanimous vote of the Council. WIF.Thomas The Mayor reported that a vacancy had occurred on.the Board of Assessors Appointed or'Annex No 1 to Sever Improvemen District No 1, caused by the death of U.L.Smelser, al er- S wer }pan Stubblefield made a motion that W.F.Thomas be appointed to fill the vacancy, seconde Alsessor Py alderman Adkisson, which was passed unanimously by bhe Council. I