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Home My WebLink About1948-09-13 Minutes19® SECTION 2. It is ascertained and,dered that the lack.of an adequate source of water �ter supply and an adequate distributing-sysitem endangers the health and safety of the citizens and the security..of the property in the City.of.Payettevdlle. It i8, therefore, declared that an emergency exists, that this resolution is necessary foe,the immediate preservation of -the public peace, health,.and safety, and. .that this,teb°olution shall take .effeot and be in force from and after its passage* 9 V Passed and approved 30, 1948•_- Approved Mayor Attest y er • There being no further business, Alderman Gray moved to adjourn, seconded b3 Alderman Hale, which was passed unanimously by the Council, and the Mayor declared.the Council adjourned* , APprbved • ,. eyor Attest : y ler �• - rayetteville City Conmcil met in regular sessicm, Monday, September 13, 1948. Present: Mayor G.T.Sanders, City Clerk J.Vt.McGehee, City.Attorney Price Dieksmn, City ft ineer E.T.Brown, Aldermen; Hale, Feathers,:Harlan, Bohe,•Williams, White and (fray. Absent: Alderman Whitfield -is Minutes of the regular meeting of August 30th were read and approved., The follosing.bills•were presented after their approval by Alderman'Harlan, chairman of the auditing eommi$tee: jige Gabbard, . $26.40 E.S.Chapman $26.40 Cason & Co �i101•b0 Chester Stephen 26.40 Harry.nolloway 26.40 Ozark Grocer Co 3.53 t.E.Boyd 26.40 Oran Dudley 26.40 Mocartnel-Lewis 39.00 ,eonard Skinner 26.40 Tam Williams 26.40 Spencer ery Sta 17.94 ireeb Byrd 26.40 gyred Drain, 26.40 Ark rue! 0i1 Co 28.64 ..E.Stone 26.40 E.D.Ward 26.40 _Cities Service 105.28 )ran Dudley 26.40 Henry!Drain 26.40 Linkway Stores 4.69 iaymond Asher 26.40 Louia•Stone 33.60 Renner & Co* 462.63 :.S.Chapman 26.40 W.H.Hes er 30.80 Lyons Machinery Co 258950 harry Holloway 26.40 Delbert Hester 24.40 McCartney -Lewis 50.50 Louis Stone 28.80 Carl Lower 28.80 Fay Iron & Metal Co 10.20 3 Go *41 dram Gabbard 26.50 Shirley ThornberryHaile 26.40 Vuhitfiel�lMstor Co � 146.6E nom Williams 28.80 Geo Harrison 26.40 gyred Drain 28.80 J.A.Reece 16.80 Fay Auto Supply 2.40 ,.D.Ward 28.80 Richard Lacy 20.30 Rogers Elea Co, 70.93 ienry Drain 28.80 W�yne Dudley 18.20 Arkola Sand & Gravel Co 60.03 V.E.Hester 30.80 Gen Curry 16.80 Automotive Inc* 3.49 )elbert Hester 26.40 Clapd Curry 26.40 Bob Wise 3.52 %ari Lower 26.40 Oscar*Gilbreatk 26.40 Phillipa Motor Co 72.16 =hirley Thornberry 26.40 Lee Lacy 50.00 Tri -City SQgn Co 44.30 teosharrison 26.40 Price Dickson • 35.00 Gulf Refining Co 18.06 J.A.Reeee 26.40 Hampton Army StAre 1.55 A.D.Morris 263.45 iichard lacy 24.40 Campbell & Bell 2.02 Hall Tire':Co. 39.69 Vayne Dudley 24.40 Ark.weatern Gas do. 1.53 Phillips Motor Co 77.84 %laud Curry 26.40 Dr.9ilbert " 25.00 Abshier-Bryan. 9.22 [ee Lacy 47.75 Renner & Co 306.40 Renner & Co 459.74 )scar eilbreath 26.40 City Water Plant 4.48 Nickells Hatchery 13.96 ienry '!eorge 35.00 Parker Rushing 5.96 McCartneyLewis 85.81 R.R.Express Co 17..34 Smith Radio Shop 32.25 Carter's Radist6r.bhop. 5.00 ieE.Swift 123.35' Green Chev Co.. 18.44 Bob Wise .75 urk.Western.Gas Co 2.86 Cravens & Co. 91.25 Sight Roofing Co. 42.50 5111.Bell Tel Co 25.95 Whitfield Motor Uo 2.28 N.West Ark Equipmt Co 7.16 iW Gas & Els Co 583.44 A.D.Morris 125.64 McCord Who Gro 8.00 krk.Western flas Co .77 Houston Taylor 3.e0 Dyke Lumber 2.60 nv.Bell Tel Co 29.64 bnddys Drive in 30.21 Linkway Stores 11.10 V1 Gas & eElea Co 37.97 Bob's Cafe- 33.30 Hailey Sales Co 22.86 i Bell Tel Co 9.64 MaRoymMeNair 149.53 Rogers Elatric Co 5.11 37 G4s & Elea Co 84.05 Abehier-Bryan 23.23 W•C.Smith 30576.29 krk Western Gas Co 21.27 Frank Johnson 12.08 Allem Lowe 12.08 Lige Gabbard 26.40 Everett Cole 12.08 heater Stephens 26.40 James Phillips 12.08 R.E.Boyd 26.40 Ellis Poore 12.08 Leonard Skinner 26.40 Ray Davis 12.08 reen Byrd 26.40 Okla Tire & S Co. 6.73 :E.Stone 26.40 Tire Apliance Co 3.50 Alderman White.made a motion that ,the bills be allowed as approved, seconded by Aldermaj Feathers, which was passed unanimously by the Council* Alderman Gray introduced the following resolution and moved Eta adoption, seconded by Alderman Hale, which was passed unanimously by the,Counail. n �1 Resolution. rVQ Whereas, a.petition has been filed by Lynn L.Smith, and W.J.Lewis & Paul Y Commissioners , of Annex ro 1, to sewer Impoovement.Distriet-No 1, asking .that a certai alley'in said -Addition be closed•., Therefore, be it resolved, that a hearing of said petition be had on the 1 day of October, 1948, and•that the City'Clerk be and he is hereby ordered to give notio such meeting by publication once a week.for two consecutive weeks in some newspaper pub lished in the'County and having a'general circulation in -the City of Yaye.tteville• t, a notice to state the namelrbv the person or persons who signed the petition and descrite the alley thereof to be vacated, and identify said alley as being between lots 4 and 29, and Lots 5 and.28 in Block 2, Oakland Place Addition, and advise all per sons that the Council will on the 11th day of October, 1948 hear and determine whether said alley should be vac ted. Q -7 Attest 6�.,. City Clerk Mayor �(J use of N 191 The sale then proceeded with the following bids being recorded: yr -Stephens Syndicate: 3:45--U U - 3.40- 3038- 3.35 ,Etal, &Villareal " 3:44- 3.41- 3.39- 3936wbL copped oat e Alderman Whitfield made a motion that the bid of 3935 be rejected, seconded by Alderman Feathers, which was passed unanimously by the Council.: Alderman Feathers introduced the following Resolution, and moved its adoption, seconded by Alderman Hale, which was passed unanimously by the �ouncilro Res oiution; 1E0Whereas,. VJ.R.Rogers,filed his petition with the City Clerk of this City, ton the 23rd day of August, 1948, for the closing of certain streets and alleys in said City, and; Whereas, a hearing must be had on said petition, and notic6 of such hearing given, both as required by law, non: Therefore, be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, rkansas, upon the proper motion, duly made and seconded , and passed by said douncil that a hearing on said petibion be had upon the 11th day of October, 1948, at the regular meeting of this Council, and the City Clerk of this City is hereby ordered and directed to publish notice of such hearing'as required by law. Passed and approved September 20th,41948.• QJ/y Approved Mayor. Attest y .ler •r ITbe Clerk presented the August •reports of Paul Jameson, as Municipal Judge, J.W.McGehee as City Clerk And Collector#Alderman .Hale made a motion that the reports be r.eceived•i: and filed, seconded by Alderman uray,.which was .passed unanimously by the Council• Island to Alderman Gray made a motion that the Mayor be authorised to write a letter be io the D9X.Station on North College Avenue,•giving them permission to remove the Island removed in front of their station, this motion.was seconded by alderman Harlan, and was passed D.X. unanimously by the Council• Station Alderman tray stated that he had had some.requests to remove the parking Meters meters from in front of some of the filling atatdna, after -discussion, Xiderman gray to be made a motion that two be removed from Spyres Station on West Dickson, -and one from removed each of the following stations: D.X.Station, on North Vollege, pities Service on West from Diekson,and Conoco , at Locust and Dickson, this motion was seconded by Alderman Hale, sery and was passed unanimously by the Council* stations City Attorney Price Dickson stated that he was leaving the,,,J t.morhIgg City to attend the hearing of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company at Little Rock, for a to pay proposedcin crease in rates, and that there were 21 Cities in the State protesting the part rate increase, and that he thought the Attdrneys representing all of these cities would expenseprobably select 2 Or 3 Attorneys to represent all of the Cities, and he wanted authority of to obligate the City for their propoXtiomate part of the expense, Alderman Hale made a Phome motion that the City Attorney be aut�jrised to obligate the, City,not to exceed $1509000 hearing this motion was seconded by Alderman Harlan, and was passed unahimously by the.Councila City to 'he Mayor stated that he had reques.tsfrom the various women's Civic clubs, to accept know if the Civic clubs should arrange to purchase the land•on East Opring Street, land belonging to J.R.Joyca, would the City agree to dccep.%;.,ancT maintain it as a City Park, for after discussimn, Alderman Hale made a motion that.theL-algree to accept and maintain it park in its natural stats, and to improve it,as the City has funds available, this motion war I econded by Alderman Feathers, and was passed unanimously by the Council• Alderman Hale made a motion that all the City oftiees close Friday at noon for the Washington County Fair, this motion was seconded -by Alderman fray, and Was passed unanimously by the Council• Vere being no further business, Alderman Hale moved to adjourn, td.V,8�.01C1pok;.AMonday _-September, 20th, 1948, this motion was seconded by Alderman Gray, and was ased unanimoualj by the Council, and the Mayor,declared the.Council adjourned till 8 O Clock, Monday September,•2OtH, 1948.. Approved •mayor _. AttestUqLt y ClerkV Fayetteville City Council met in adjourned session, Monday, September 20th,,1948: Present: Mayor G.T.Samdera, City Clerk-J.W.McQehee,•City Attorne* Price.Dickson, City Engineer E. T.Erown, Aldermen;. Hale,.r'eathers.i Bohe,.Williams, Whitfield,.White and Gray, Absent: Alderman Harlan* The Mayor stated that this was the date that had been advertised to sell 800,000 Negotiable Waterworks Revenue refunding and Construsi+ion Bonds,aaid bonds to bear not to exceed 3%, and to be sold at not less than par* there were two syndleatesof bond buyers present: Vis: T.J.Raney do Sons and Y7 R.Stephens ,composIng one syndicate. Hi11,Crawford &1angfoird and E.L.Villarea-1 the other e; but neither syndicate would make a bid on the bonds as advertised. T Alderman Whitf ield made a motion that the public sale be declared slosed, and that the sale proceed on open-aution bids on the same terms and conditions as adveris for the public sale,except, that the ceiling on the interest rate be removed, this motion was seconded by Alderman Gray, and was passed unanimously by the Council* The sale then proceeded with the following bids being recorded: yr -Stephens Syndicate: 3:45--U U - 3.40- 3038- 3.35 ,Etal, &Villareal " 3:44- 3.41- 3.39- 3936wbL copped oat e Alderman Whitfield made a motion that the bid of 3935 be rejected, seconded by Alderman Feathers, which was passed unanimously by the Council.: Alderman Feathers introduced the following Resolution, and moved its adoption, seconded by Alderman Hale, which was passed unanimously by the �ouncilro Res oiution; 1E0Whereas,. VJ.R.Rogers,filed his petition with the City Clerk of this City, ton the 23rd day of August, 1948, for the closing of certain streets and alleys in said City, and; Whereas, a hearing must be had on said petition, and notic6 of such hearing given, both as required by law, non: Therefore, be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, rkansas, upon the proper motion, duly made and seconded , and passed by said douncil that a hearing on said petibion be had upon the 11th day of October, 1948, at the regular meeting of this Council, and the City Clerk of this City is hereby ordered and directed to publish notice of such hearing'as required by law. Passed and approved September 20th,41948.• QJ/y Approved Mayor. Attest y .ler •r