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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1948-07-06 MinutesWate .bept to issue $80 ,,000 Ben Porter St Supt sa].�ary $2 0 per r0 1700 Alderman Hale.made a motion that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare an Ordina thor'izdng.the:Vi ter;c Departmentito."issue REVENUE._BONDS:in.;the,amount of X8002000 to ke care of the expense of building a City Take and for other purposes, this motion was conded by alderman Whitfield, and was passed unanimously by the Council: (be) Alderman White made a motion that Ben Porter made Superintendant of the Street partment, at a salary of $200.00 per month, and that he be authorized to employ an istant at a salary not to exceed $150.00 per month, to be effective July 1st, 1948, th tion was seconded by Alderman Bray, and was passed unanimously by the Council* There being no further business, Alderman Gray Whitfield, which was passed unanimously by the adjourned. Attest: Acting -City Clerk moved to adjourn, seconded by Council, and the Mayor declared Approved VT At"7 ayor Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, June 28, 1948. Present: Aldermen;Bohe, Harlan, Feathers and White, and City Clerk J.PI.McGehee. Absence of a quorum was noted, Alderman Bohe made a motion that the Council adjourn till Tuesday, July6th, at 8 O'Clock P. M. this motion was seconded by Alderman•llarlan, and was p�ssed unanimously, and the Clerk declared the Council adjourned trill Tuesday, July 6th, 1948, at 8 O'clock, P.M. Fayetteville City Council met in adjourned session, tuesday 9uly 6th, 1948��tt Present: Mayor G.T.Sanders, City Clerk J.Pi.McGehee, City Attorney Price Dickson, 2dty Engineer E.T.Brown, and Aldermen, Hale, reathers, Harlan, Bohe, Williams, Whitfield, White and Gray. Minutes of the regular meetingsof June 14th and 28th, were read and ap- proved. The following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Harlan, Chairman of the auditing commflttee: H.E.Swift $146.25 H.E.Svift 049.71 Holder Appliance $2.55 Lyons Plachinery Co 6,120.00 Gran Dudle$ 4.50 S97.Gas & Elec Co 36.03 Ark/I.lotor Frt 1.39 TC.Hood 1.50H.E.Swift 105.10 r,risco R.R.Co. 323.74 Ben Porter 375.00 Lewis Bros 16.24 Tri -City Sign Co 4.80 W.HsHester 26.40 Linkway Stores 4.32 Morrow & Son 111-969 Delbert Hester 24.40 M.J.Silverman20.00 Standard Equipmt Co2,937.60 Carl Tower 26.40•Whitf ield Motor Co 17.46 Frisco R.R.Cos 146.98 S.Thornbergh 26.40 SW.Bell Tel Co 11.84 W.HeHes ter 26.40 A.Gobel 26.40 Bob Wise 5.55 Delbert Hester 24.40 Wayne Dudley 9.60 Okla Tire & Supply 2.95 Carl Lower 26.40 J.A.Reece 26.40 Phillips Motor Co 44.24 S.Thornbergh 26.40 J.E.Gobel 26.40 Wilson's Station 205.58 J.A.Reece 27.60 Lee Lacy 43.25 Ark Ice & Storage Co 7,50 A.Gobel 28.40 Oscar Gilbreath 26.40 Tri -City Sign Co 27.20 J.E.Gobel 26.40 H.L.Toney 125.00 Lewis Bros .65 Lee Lacy 50.00 Lige Gabbard 28.80 The Automotive 40.41 Oscar Gilbreath 26.40 C.Stephens 26.40 Montgomery=hard 24.33 Louis Stone 26.40 R.F.Boyd 26.40 Linkway Stores 23.73 Tom Williams 29.25 Leonard Skinner 28.20 Renner & Co 21.03 E.D.Ward 29.25 Green Byrd 26.40 Frank Sizemore 147.66 VV *14 Sparks 29.25 A.E.Stone 26.40 McRoy-McNair .41 Oran Dudley 7.20 Hiram Gabbard 24.40 Bailey Feed Co 261.84 Lige Gabbard d 26.40 Louis Stone 26.40 Shipley Baking Co 5.00 Chester Stephens 26.40 E.S.Chapman 26.40 Ideal Electric Co 51.41 .E.Boyd 26.40 Harry Holloway 26.40 Whitfield Motor Co 48.86 Green Byrd 26.40 E.D.Vlard 29.25 Fay Iron & Metal Co 11.53 .E.Stone 26.40 CI.M.S m rks 29.25 Fay Auto Supply 1.26 Leonard Skinner 36.90 Tom Williams 29.25 Fay Tire Exchange 5.02 S.Chauman 26.40 Fred Drain 29.25 Cities Service 154.42 Marry Holloway 26.40 Frisco RR.Co. 8.91 J.l1'I.McG hee 1.64 riiram Gabbard 24.40 D.R.Corley 7.50 G.T.Sanaers 59.50 risco Freight Dept 91.26 NVI.Ark Times 34.70 Bob Wise 38.72 Postmaster 5.00 Red Horse Station 9.29 Tatum's 2.70 E.Sw ift 106.65 McRoy-McNair 135.46 Okla Tire & Supply 16.33 T.C.Hood 1.50 SW.Gas & Elec Co 587.86 Wester Motor C 1.35 Jim Warford 4.804I.IcConnell & Co 56.25 Phillips Motor 0Co 99.79 L.H.Hester 26.40 Com.Radio Equipmt Co 2.50 Arkol Sand & Gravel. 19.65 �uelbert Hester 24.40 Ark.Western Gas Co 7.96 Tri -City Sign Co 2.60 arl Lower 26.40 Green Chev Co 10.99 Phillips Motor Co 2,335.86 �JThornbergh 26.40 Smith Radio Co 51.02 Ark Ice & C.S.Co 9.00 .A9Reece 26.40 Coca'Cola Bot C o 15.80 McCartney -Lewis 85.20 A.Gobel 26.40 City Water Plant 4.93 Fay Lbr & Cement Co 2..55 ,J.E:Gobel 21.60 Abshier-Bryan 2.00 Wilson Station 9.44 Lee lacy 41.70 Rushing Plumbing Co 50.10 SW Gas & Elec Co 109.35 Lige Gabbard 26.40 Kenneth Maxwell 10.60 Linkway Stores .34 .Stephens 26.40 Gray Sales Co 45.14 Hailey Sales Co 6.38 p.E.Boyd 26.40 Ozark Grocer Co 10.40 Ark -Western Gas Co 25.55 iGreen Byrd 26.40 McCartney -Lewis 15.001 North`Ark .Equipm't'Co 3.09 �Leomard Skinner 30.30 Fay Lbr & Cement Co 1.02 Rush Plumbing Co 45.20 scar Gilbreath 26.40 Bob's Cafe 23.50 Cook Paint Co 1.55 E.S.Chapman 26.40 1,11ilson's Station 131.16 Tulsa Paper Co 57.18 Marry Holloway 26.40 SI'!.Bell Tel Co 39.43 Barada.m�&Page 130.00 dram Gabbard 24.40 Fay Floor Co 40.80 SW.Bell Tel Co. 10.94 ouis Stone 26.40 The Automotive 22.66 Fay Lbr & Cement 8.09 om Williams 29.25 Cy Carney 9.13 Barry Cooper Supply 177.28 red Drain 29.25 Brashears Motor Cc 57.75 J.L^I.McGehee 5.17 P.D.Ward 29.25 Cook Paint Co 1.84 Melvin G.Pierce 180.00 }'l.&I.Sparks 29.25 Bob Wise 2.50 4treetsDept 406.00 (Jran Dudley' 26.40 Spencer Sery Sta 23.16 Lewis Bros 2.14 Postmaster 15.00 Wilson Station .56 {Aderman Gray made a motion that the bills Gpe al7lred as approved, seconded by Alderman ',yhite, which was passed unanimously by7ne ounce • EWE 18 Cr derman Bohe introduced an Ordinance, entitled " AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE INSTALLATIO' GAS PIPES, FITTINGS, AND APPLIANCES INSTALT.ED_FOR THE PURPOSE OF -USING GAS IN ALL BUIL GS AND STRUCTURES OF GAS CGNSUMERS; PROVIDING THE MANNER AND WAY IN WHICH SUCH PLUMBING RK SHALL BE DONE, THE KIND AND CLASS OF MATERIAL USED IN SUCH WORK; PROVIDING SPECIFICA' 'OVIDING FOR INSPECTIONS AND FEES FOR II•iSPECTIONS; REQUIRING BONDS; PRESCRIBING POWERS D DUTIES OF GAS PLUMBING INSPECTOR; AND PROVIDING FOR THE EINFORCEMENT OF THE PROVISIONS THLS ORDINANCE. The Ordinance was read in its entirety by the Clerk, Alderman Williams made a tion that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance placed mn its second reading, this tion was seconded by Alderman Feathers, and was passed unanimously by the CQuncilt The Clerk then read the Ordinance the second time, and after discussion, Alde hitfield made a motion that the rules be further suapended, anti the Ordinance placed on is third and final reading, this motion was seconded by Alderman White, and was passed u mously by the Council. 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 following vote was recorded; Ayes: Hale, Feathers, Harlan, Bohe, Williams, Whitfield, hite and Gray. And the Maor declared the Ordinance passed, as there were 8 Ayes, and no (Nays: None) Alderman Whitfield made a motion that the emergency clause be admpted, this otion was seconded by Alderman Williams, and on rollr:call.by the Clerk, the follwing vot as recorded; Ayes: Hale, Feathers, Harlan, Bohe, Williams, Whitfield, White and Gray. Ays: None. And the Mayor declared the emergency clause adopted, as there were B Ayes, am o Nays. ORDINANCE NUMBER 9-3-7 AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE INSTALIATION OF. GAS PIPE,. FITTINGS,AND AFPLI ANCES INSTALLED FOR THE PURPOSE OF USING GASIN ALL BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES OF GAS CONSUMERS; PROVIDING THE MANNER AND WAY IN WHICH' SUCH PLUMBING WORK SHALL BE DONE, THE KIND AND CLAS QP' MATERIAL USEID IN SUCH WORK;' PROVIDING' SPECIFICATIONS; PROVIDING FOR INSPECTIONS AND FEES FOR INSPECTIONS; REQUIRING BONDS; PRESCRIBING POWERS AND DUTIES OF GAS PLUMBING 0NSPECTOR; AND PROVIDING FOR THE ENFORCMiENT OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ORDINANCE. PE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, WASHINGTON COUNTY, �RKANSAS: SECTION L. That this ordinance shall•be knovin as the Gas Plumbing Code Ordinance c the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas. SECTION 2. That the Mayor of the City of Fayetteville,'Arkansas, be and he �s hereby au or ze and empowered to employ a Gas Plumbing Inspector whose duties shall Pe as hereinafter set out. The said Gas Plumbing Inspeo"tor shall file a bond'in the sum if $1,0001001 conditioned that he will faithfully perform his duties as herein set out. SECTION.3.\1 That the said Gas Plumbing Inspector and his assistants are here - \' �y authorizeZc ,empowered and directed to supervise all 'gas piping, installation of applie r fixtures placed in or in any manner connected in any building or structure, and to Cee that all such piping complies with the conditions of this ordinance and is- in ac- �Cordance with the "Standards of the National Board of Eire Underwriters", which rules anc (regulations are hereby adopted and made a part of this :ordinance, undep which all gas piping must be done (NBFU Pamphlet No. 54). Nays W SECTI(N 4. .No license shall be issued 'to any person, firm or corporation to coo any gas won , o open or excavate in or upon the' streets, alleys, highways, parks, side- walks, or other public ways 'of the City of Fayetteville until slich person, firm or cor- noration shall have filed with the Citv Council bond in the sum of One Thousand (dj7.,000.00) o1 ars, with good and sufficient sureties, to be approved by the City Council', condition of bond being that the applicant for a license will obey all ordinance regulating his work s may now exist or may hereinafter be passed to protect the inhabitants of said City of Fayetteville from imperfect'or defective gas plumbing or appliance installation. Said and shall be further conditioned that such person, firm, or corporation, shall without additional cost to the persons for whom work is'done, remedy any' defect therein due to faulty workmanship. or incorrect construction or due to faulty material used or furnished by such person, firm or corporation within forty-eigh9thours after notice from the Gas Plumbing Inspector is given*to rremedy or repair same.Said applicant will 'refill said excavations in or upon'the streets, alleys, highways, parks, slid ewalks, or other public ways and replace all'pavemerits in as good condition as 'same was prior to thdir opening or excavation,; will place and maintain lights and guards around all excavations or gas materials left in any street, alley, highway, park, sidewalk or public place; and will hold the City of Fayetteville harmless from all damages that may occur by reason of any gas work done or excavations made by said applicant. If the City Council is satisfied that the said applicant is fully qualified to do gas piping and the installation of gas appliances, upon approval of said bond by the City Council, the person, firm or corporation desiring to do such work shall file with the Gas Plumbing Inspector the names of each and every member or representative of the .firm obtaining the license and Ta y the sum of Ten Dollars ($10.00) per°`arnum for such license. SFCTION 5 - PERMITS: The Gas Plumbing Inspector shall not issue ariy permit for individual 1 jobs to be Tone except upon written application by the licensed applicant, which shall describe the character of vionk to be done,jtogether with the exact location of same, the number and locations of gas openings, and•the number, name and character ofd gas appliances or fixtures to be put in, which shall be signed by the party applying there" for; and upon such application the Qas Plumbing Inspector shall issue a permit accordingly, the original to be handed to the party applying therefo8 and a duplicate, together with such application, shall be kept as a permanant record of said Gas Plumbding Inspector's office, No person, firm or corporation shall.do any gas work of any character or install or connect any gas appliance or fixture or repair any gas work or make any extension orI alteration to gas lines or change the location of any gas appliances except as herein pro- vided, until he has first obtained an annual license to operate as a gas plumber, nor fl until he has madiwritten application to the City Gas Inspector and receimed a permit to do such work from said Inspector, provided that licensed Gas Plumbers need make no appli- catiob or secure a permit to run any exposed gas line to connect one gas range, stove, dr appliance, not exceeding five (5) feet in length, providing, however, that such extension must conform to other provisions of this ordinance. Befmre any street, alley, sidewalks road, park, highway or any other public way of the City of Fayetteville is opened or ex cavated for the purpose of laying gas pipe or gas service or for any repairs to either of of same, a permit shall be obtained from the City Engineer, in writing, authorizing said cut to be made. e�7 181 SECTION 6 -INSPECTIONS AND TESTS: It shall be the duty of the Gas Fitter to notify the Gas Plumbing Inspector between the hours of 8:00 A.M and 5:00 P.M. not less than eight working hours before the work is to be inspected or tested, and it shall be the duty of the Gas Fitter to make sure that the work will stand the test prescribed before giving the above mentioned notice. For inspection of new gas piping, extensions, branch lines and alterations work in any building, the Gas Ylumbing Inspectot+ shall charge and collect from the tensed riumber applying for such inspection, the sum of One Dollar ($1.00) for each in- spection. The Gas Plumbing Inspector going to the same job more than once for the same inspection shall charge One Dollar($1.00) for each and every inspection thereafter if the workmamship is defective, the installation contrary to this ordinance or the work is not ready for inspection. If and when the work passes the inspection tests::as pre- scribed in this ordinance;; the Gas Plumbing Inspector shall issue a certificate of in- spection, with a copy thereof furnished to the Gas Company, and this will authorize the Gas Company to install gas service or meter at the premises (or building) covered by the Certificate of Inspection. No meters shall be installed by the Gas Company until such Certificate of Inspection has been furnished them by the Gas Ylumbing Inspector; SECTION 7- PORERS OF PLUMBING INSPECTOR: The Gas Plumbing Inspector and the FIRE MARSHALL shall each have the power�on3emn any work hereinafter or heretofore installed when, in their opinion, such work is dangerous to.the safety of the community in which any of said work may exist. They shall shiltoff or cause to be shut off, all gas service in residence or business houses where , in their judgment, the housepiping or appliances are unsafe. The gas will remain shut off until such time as the unsafe con- ditions are corrected by the property owner or the fitter installing same, and a cer- tificate or Inspection issued by the Gas Plumbing Inspector and a copy thereof furnished to the Gas Company, after which the Gas Company may restore the service. SECTION 8- STOVES, WATER HEATERS, APPLIANCES, CONNECTIONS, ETC.: All stoves, water heaters* or gas app antes ereina er insta e snail Be approve y the Ameri- can Gas Association and their approval shall be plainly marked on such apliances. All connections to room or space heaters should be of iron, aluminum, brass or copper pipe and connections. No fibre or rubber hose connections may be used for any purposes No flexible connections may be used, except those bearing the stamp of approval of the National Board of Fire Underwriters or the American Gas Hsociation. No gas. appliance ofd[ any description of ary description used for heating or cooking purposes shall be con- nected without an.additional cutoff at the fllor line or baseboard and it shall be un - .lawful for any person to so connect any heating stove, kitchen range, hot water heptPr. or steam boiler without the above regulation.o. v^.lves or unions shall be placed be tween ceiping and floor or located in such g:opdsitlon that the stuffing box nr v31.ve cannot be replaced. Only ground joint type unions shall be used, and no union may be concealed. Water heaters shall not hereafter be installed in bathrooms or sleeping rooms, or closets. When water heaters are installed in small rooms with a volume of less than 300 cubic feet, such rooms should have a tight fitting door, and must have some provision made for the admittance of outside air, preferably through an opening in the floor of the room, the area of such r.�Pring to equal ten (10 square inches for every 10,000 B.T.0 of gas consumed per hour. SECTION 9- GAS APPLIANCE VENTS: No person, firm or corporation shall install or connect any appliance for the purpose of heating water for domestic purposes by combus- tion of artificial or natural gas or any inflamable liquid as fuel, unless such appli- ance is provided with a metallic down -draft divertor and all such water heaters shall be attached to a vent connection not less than the size of the heater opening and dis- charging directly into,a chimney that would comply with tlne standards of the National Board of Fire Underwriters. Flue connections shall be required of all domestic appli- ances with input ratings in excess of 40,000 B.T.U. per hour, excepting domestic gas ranges. Flue connections shall be required of all automatically controlled appliances with input ratings in excess of 5,000 B.T.0 per hmur. Flue connections shall be requirE of all automatically contrmlled appliances with input ratings of less than 5,000 B.T.U. per hour, unless Lequipped with an a.utomatic device to prevent the escape of unburned ga: at the main burner or burners. All floor furnaces, centralfurneces, unit heaters, and boilers shall be vented. All vents shall comply with the standards of the National Board of Fire Underwriters (NBFU Pamphlet #54) as mentioned heretofore. SECTION 10 - GAS SERVICE LOCATION: Any gas fitter, before installing a house service line or meter loop for gas shall consult the (gas Company for a proper location of the said meter. All house service lines shall be run in as direct a line as possible from the building to the curl, line and no gas pipe shall be run within 12 inches of a sewer trench or water pipe. The proper speead must be made at the meter location and the correct distance left by the plumber for all meters to be set. Infor- mation as to the distances required can be obtained from the Gas Company. SECTION 11 - RULES FOR GAS PIPING: Pipes in the construction of gas work shall be new best quality wrought iron oil steel lith malleable iron fittings. Sizes and len shall comply with the aforementioned "Standards of the National Board of Fire Under- writers for the Installation, Maintenance and use of Piping and Fittings for City Gas", and all work will be done in accordance with these regulations. For all large or industrial buildings or jobs not adequabely covered by the above rules and regulations plans for piping or installation of equipment should be taken up with the officials of the Gas Company. All pipes under house must be securely strapped to the bottom of joists, or other secure places, with iron straps of pipe hooks. No pipe or fitting shall be covered or concealed from view UNTIL INSPECTED AND APPROVED by the Gas Inspector. No pipe shall be laid so as to support ahy weight except fixtures or meters, or be subject td any strain. All outlets not connected to fixtures shall be capped. Ordinary dwell. ings must be piped with the following pipe sizes and the greatest length of pipe of various sizes will be found in the table below: 0 .G - GAS DIETERS: The gas meter Is the property of the Gas Company and must not be disconnected for any cause by anyone other than those specifically authoriz( to do so-; if change is desired, notify the Gas Company. The Gas Company may not instal: a meter or turn on the gas in any building until a Certificate of Inspection has been issued by the City Gas Inspector. After a meter has been set and additional work is done;"the plinbber or gas fitter shall report such change or extention to the City Gas Inspector. No. of Ln7GTH: OF PIPE IN FEET in. ins h in. 1 in. 1F in. 12 in. 2 in. 22 in. 3 in. Openings Pipe Pipe Pipe' Pipe Pipe tribe - Pipe Pipe 1 27 50 70 100 150' 200 300 400 2 50 70 100 150 200 300 400 3 24 70 100 150 200 300 400 4 13 50 100 150 200 300 400 5 35 100 150 200 300 400 6 21 60 150 200 300 400 7 16 45, 120 200 300 400 88 27 65 200 300 400 9 17 42 175 300 400 10 12 39 120 300 400 12 22 90 270 400- 150 17 70 210 400 i8 13 .55' 165 400 20 45 135 330 23 27 80 200 25 20 60 150 No less than lh in, pipe shall be run from the meter to the first opening in any case, and no less than 1 inch pipe shall be run from the customers propertyline to the house, A 4 inch opening shall be left for gas ranges, and for floor furnaces, and. circulators v -input capacity of 50,000 B.T.U. per hour or over. The total area of all gas outlets sh.r not be more than the area of the pipe from the meter to the firstopening. P SECTION 12 - GAS DIETERS: The gas meter Is the property of the Gas Company and must not be disconnected for any cause by anyone other than those specifically authoriz( to do so-; if change is desired, notify the Gas Company. The Gas Company may not instal: a meter or turn on the gas in any building until a Certificate of Inspection has been issued by the City Gas Inspector. After a meter has been set and additional work is done;"the plinbber or gas fitter shall report such change or extention to the City Gas Inspector. SECTION 13- PT.�t'�iALTIES: Any person, firm, or corporation who engages in the business of plum ing wi out first having sectired the required license, as provided in this ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction, shall be punished by a fine of not less than Five Dollars ($5.00) and not more than One Hundred Dollars (,$100.00) Any person, firm, or corporation who violates any•of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction, shall be pun- ished by a fine of not less than Five Dollars ($5.00) and not more than .One Hundred Dollars "($100..00). The Gas Plumbing Inspector shall have the power to revoke the license of any person, firm, or corporation who violates any of the provisions of this ordinance, provided, however, that, in the event the said person, firm, or corporation feels that an iniustice has been done by the revocation of his license, he may appeal to- the City Council, who will have the authority to reinstate his license after a hearing has been had."' SECTION 14. If any section, paragraph, subdivision, phrase or provision of this ordinance sly he adjudged invalid or unconstitutional, the same shall not affect the validity of this ordinance a's a whole, or any part or provision, other than the par - so decided to be invalid or unconstitutional. SECTION 15. It is hereby ascertained and declared that by reason of the fact that there is now a gas distriblition system being installed in the City of Fayetteville Arkansas, and there'now being no ordinance regulating the installation of gas pipe, fittings, and appliances or providing for inspection of same withiil-said City, and saic ordinance being necessary for the preservation of the public health and safety of the inhabitants of said City, an emergency is hereby declared to exist and this ordinance shall take effect im.�mediately upon its passage, approval, an1.d publication. PASSED THE day of APPROVED (, day of ATTEST: eat", o � � Approved by me'the__L day of Payor of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas. JZ ::ayor ith 11 Alderman•G�Z$y made a motion that the Mayor be authorized to have 100 copies above Ordinance priced in Book form, this motion was seconded by Alderman Whitfield, d was passed unanimously by the Council. A letter was presented by the City Attorney from Raney & Sons, of Little Rol king that they be appointed as Agents to assist the Council in the sale of the Plater Boi derman Whitfield made a motion.that the letter be received and filed, seconded by Alder n Gray, which was passed unanimously by the Council•: It 183 Alderman Whitfield made a motion that the City Attorney be instuucted to prepare a BOND To pre- S HEDULE for the sale of X5800,000.00, for the Water Department, to mature over a period pare a o 25 years, to be sold at Par, and advertise for the buyers to bid on the rate of inter g d t ey would pay for par bonds, §aid saleoto..be heldnJulyb22•,11948g th4s motion was secondee Schedule bT Alderman Gray, and was passed unanimously by the Council, There being no further business, Alderman Hale moved to-adjourn*till l_, July 19th,1948„ithis!iipotion:.was: seconded-•byi-Alderman Gray, whicbIwas passed•3unanimously by the C•uncil, and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned. r/ Approved Mayor Attest V.Qr (Vity Clem Fayetteville City Council met in rr,gular session, Monday July 19th, 7.94 8. resent: Mayor G.T.Sanders, City Clerk J.W.McGehee, City Attorney (rice Dickson, City ngineer E.T.Brown, Aldermen; Hale, Feathers, Harlan, Bohe, Williams, VlhitfieldsWhiten nd Gray; Minutes of the regular meeting of June 28th, and adjourned meeting of my 6th, were read and approved. To hireAlderman Williams, Chairman of the Fire Committee, stated that the new 2, Fire- F�'re Station at the University would be ready by August lst,and made a motion that the 'ire Chief be autliorized to hire two Firemen on a, temporary basislq till., such- time as the C•vil^SerVice'Commisslonccould certify=sdme men take the positions,, this motion was secon4 • e� by Alderman Bohe, and was passed unanimously by the Council. Sidewalks a r Alderman Williams made oti.on that the City Engineer notify the proper orlered in finers on the south side of Trenton Str.eet,_from Cdllege Avenue to Park Avehue, that they on must put a side walk within 60 days, this motion was seconded by Alderman Harlan, and was Trenton pissed unanimotisly by the .Council. U Mayor & l Alderman Hale made a motion that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized Clerk t borrow up to $100 00I� .00, fdrom the = b nts, I Vthg"hatter D nartm��t,for.-..ther%purchase of Authorized s�me nen equipment,rbpaira,:.an ex ens on o enwa er,. ya em, tis Pmo an is s,.o ion tolborrow wts seconded by Alderman Cray, and was passea unanimously by the Council* $1C0,000 Alderman Bohe introduced an Ordinance, entitled "AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE DEDICATION OF ALL STREETS AND ALLEYS Ild THE REPLAT OF SMITH'S ADDITION TO THE CITY OF FYETTEVILLE, AF.I{ATdSAS'l The Ordinance was read in its entirety by the Clerk, Alderman Whitfield m de a motion that the rules be suspended, and the Ordinance plced on its second reading, t}is motion was seconded by Alderman Williams, and was passed unanimously by the Counuil. i- T�ie Clerk then read the Ordinance the secondC time, and after discussion, Alderman Gray m�de a motion that the rules be further suspended, and the Ordinance placed on its third and final reading, this motion was seconded by Alderman Harlan, and vias passed unanimously bthe Council: Tie Clerk then read the Ordinance the third and final time. C�e Mayor then put the question, "Shall the Ordinance pass"?, and on roll call by the erk, the following vote was recorded; Ayes: Hale, Feathers, Harlan, Bohe, Williams, Whitfield, White and Gray'. Nays: None. And the Mayor declared the Ordinance passed, as tYas there were 8 Ayes, and no Nays. The following bills were presented after their apprdval by Alderma Har: chairman of the auditing committee*& Fairway Grocery 2.25 I.Howard Wardlaw 150.00 H.Hester $30.80 VI.H.Hester $30.80 Ideal Elctric Cc 8.54 elbert Rester 24.40 Delbert Hester 24.40 Ark.Fuel Oil Co. 196.92 L wer 26.40 Carl Lower 26.40 SW.Gas &,Electric Co 3.49 Thornberry 26.40 S.Thornberry 26.40 Rogers ETectriq Co 1.10 [arl .A.Reece 26.40 J.A.Reece 26.40 SVI.Gas & Electric Co 136.82 26.40 A.Bobel 26.40 Ellis Poore 18.12 .Gobel Vayne Dudley' 21.60 Wayne Dudley 26,40 Lee Skelton 18.12 Lloyd Post 19.20 Richard Lacy 21.60 Everett Cole 18.12 Lee Lacy 39.50 Lloyd Post 1.20 James Phillips 18.12 Oscar Gilbreath 26.40 Lee Lacy 46.25 J.E.French 1,664.32 Lige Gabbard 31.20 Oscar Gilbreath 33.90 Carl Tune 50.00 Chester Stephens 26.40 Lige Gabbard 27.80 Ark.Fuel Oil Co. 100.41 .E.Boyd Chester Stephens 26.40 Cities Service 49.46 Leonard Spinner _26.40 26.40 R.E.Boyd 26.40 Phelan & 60mbs .90 reen Byrd 26.40 Leonard Skinner 26.40 Tri -City Sign So 17.40 A.E.Stone 26.40 Green Byrd 26.40 J.W.McGehee .77 Tram Gabbard 24.40 A E.Stone 26.40 Barton Co Rock Asphalt Co 445.83 Louis Stone 26.40 Hiram Gabbard 24.40 SVI.Gas & Electric Co 70.82 E.S.Chapman 26.40 Louis Stone 26.40 L.S.McGoodwin 18.00 Harry Holloway 26.40 E.S.Chapman 26.40 Rogers Electric Co 78.34 Tom Vlilliams 29.25 Harry Holi-oway 26.40 Nickell's Hatchery 11.85 'red Drain 29.25 Oran Dudley 26.40 Fairway Grocery 4:44 1 D.Ward 29:25 Tom Williams 28.8ORogers Electric Co 10.06 V.M.Sparks 29.25 Fred Drain 28.80 NW.Ark Times 14.00 J.E.Gobel 26.40 E.DiWard 28.80 :.E.Swift 60.97 W.M.Sparks 28.80 T.C.Hood 1.50 Jack & BEssie Reed200.00 J.J.Curry 30.00 Com.Radio Equipmt 2.50 Alderman Williams made a motion that the bills be allowed as approved, seconded by ald an Hale, which was passed unanimously by the Council* To hireAlderman Williams, Chairman of the Fire Committee, stated that the new 2, Fire- F�'re Station at the University would be ready by August lst,and made a motion that the 'ire Chief be autliorized to hire two Firemen on a, temporary basislq till., such- time as the C•vil^SerVice'Commisslonccould certify=sdme men take the positions,, this motion was secon4 • e� by Alderman Bohe, and was passed unanimously by the Council. Sidewalks a r Alderman Williams made oti.on that the City Engineer notify the proper orlered in finers on the south side of Trenton Str.eet,_from Cdllege Avenue to Park Avehue, that they on must put a side walk within 60 days, this motion was seconded by Alderman Harlan, and was Trenton pissed unanimotisly by the .Council. U Mayor & l Alderman Hale made a motion that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized Clerk t borrow up to $100 00I� .00, fdrom the = b nts, I Vthg"hatter D nartm��t,for.-..ther%purchase of Authorized s�me nen equipment,rbpaira,:.an ex ens on o enwa er,. ya em, tis Pmo an is s,.o ion tolborrow wts seconded by Alderman Cray, and was passea unanimously by the Council* $1C0,000 Alderman Bohe introduced an Ordinance, entitled "AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE DEDICATION OF ALL STREETS AND ALLEYS Ild THE REPLAT OF SMITH'S ADDITION TO THE CITY OF FYETTEVILLE, AF.I{ATdSAS'l The Ordinance was read in its entirety by the Clerk, Alderman Whitfield m de a motion that the rules be suspended, and the Ordinance plced on its second reading, t}is motion was seconded by Alderman Williams, and was passed unanimously by the Counuil. i- T�ie Clerk then read the Ordinance the secondC time, and after discussion, Alderman Gray m�de a motion that the rules be further suspended, and the Ordinance placed on its third and final reading, this motion was seconded by Alderman Harlan, and vias passed unanimously bthe Council: Tie Clerk then read the Ordinance the third and final time. C�e Mayor then put the question, "Shall the Ordinance pass"?, and on roll call by the erk, the following vote was recorded; Ayes: Hale, Feathers, Harlan, Bohe, Williams, Whitfield, White and Gray'. Nays: None. And the Mayor declared the Ordinance passed, as tYas there were 8 Ayes, and no Nays.