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Home My WebLink About1948-11-08 Minutesr212 Whereupon, the Mayor'declared said motion duly adopted and said resolution duly p'ssed. Approved . p� ATTEST:' int �► Qfity Clerk (SEAL) Alderman Whitfield made a motion that the Mayor and the Chairman of the Water Publicity Committee be authorized to'appoint a Publidity-Committee, to be charged with responsibil Cbmmittee of advertising the Project and the Election with a view to.obtaining approval of the ale to be torate,this motion was seconded by Alderman Harlan, and was passed unanimouslj by"the Cc appointed There being no further business, Alderman Whitfield moved to adjourn, seconded by Alderman Gray, which was passed unanimously by the Council, and the Mayor declared th ouncil adjourned. Apprbved AttestV�er,1%,. • - Mayorty er ' Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, November 8th, 1948. Present: Mayor G.T.Sanders, City Clerk J.PJ.McGehee „ City Attorney Price Dickson, City Engineer E.T.Brown and Aldermen; Hale, reathers, Harlan, Bohe,Williams, Whitfield,White and Gray. Minutes of the regular meeting of October 25th, and adjourned meetings of October 28th, October 29th and November 2nd,194&.were read and approved. The following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Bohe, member of the auditing committee: Lige Gabbard $$26.4n Green Byrd $$26.40 Chester Stephens 26.40A E Stone 26.40 R. E. Boyd 26.4n Oran Dudley 26.40 Albert Gobel 26.4n Tom Williams 26.40 Green Byrd 26.40 Harry Holloway 26.4n A E•Stone 26.40 E S Chapman 26.40 Oran Dudley 26.40 Fred Drain 26.40 Tom Williams 26.40 H D Ward 26.40 H,irry Holloway 26.40 Louis Stone 28.8^. .E S Chapmen 26.4n George J Mayer & Co. 37.31 Fred'Drain 26.4n Buddys' Drive Inn 29.75 .E D Ward 26.4n Southwestern Bell Tel. 39.73 Louis Stone 33.6n Com. Radio Equipment Co. 2.5n V Vol H Hester 3n .8n Southwestern Gas & Elec.6n528 Delbert Hester 24.4n Coca Cola Bottling Co. ln.8n Carl 'Lower 26.4n R E White 25.nn Shirley Thornsberry 26.40 Green Chevrolet Co. l.nn George Harrison 26.40 Lewis Brothers Co. 1.53 Richard Lacy 24.4n Steve Miller Motor Co: 8.25 Howard Wadkins 26.4n McRoy-McNair 37.90 Oscar Gilbreath 26.4n A D.Morris 71.89 Glen Curry 21.60 Abshier Bryan 89.31 Lee Lacy 43.25 City Water Plant 4.52 ti Claude Curry 33.15 Houston Taylor 1.86 Frisco R R Col 436.7ni: Arkansas Western Gas Co 18.n6 H E Swift 35.96 Bobs Cafe 66.nn WRH Hester 3n.8n Smith Radio Shop 18.90 Delbert Hester 24.4n J. W. McGeheec 2.91 Carl Lower 26.4n Southwestern Bell Tel. 31.73 Shirley Thornsberry 26.4n Southwestern Gas & Elec.2n.5n George Harrison 26.4n Firestone Stores 34.88 Howard Wadkins 28.50 Central Welding Co. 3.93 Glen Curry 26.40 Rogers Electric Co. 4.90 Richard Lacy 24.4n Fayetteville Drug Store 1.45 S Oscar Gilbreath 28.5n The Automative 1.38 Lee Lacy 36.50 Rogers Electric Co. 111.67 F Claude Curry 3n.9n C W & J E Tune 486.nQ Lige Gabbard 26.4n Geo. J Mayer 'Coo 26.21 R Chester Stephens 26.4n Southern Switch & Signal89.95 R E Boyd 26.4n Frank Sizemore 53.97 Albert Goble 26.4n Linkway Stores ln.92 Alderman Whitfield made a motion that the bills be allowed manWilliams, which was passed unanimously by the Council. as Arkansas Fuel Oil Co. Gulf Refining Co. Fay. Fire Exchange Green Chevrolet Co Whitfield Motor Co. Cook Paint and Varnish Lewis Brothers Co. Arkhola Sand & Gravel Johnson Plumbing Co Oklahoma Tire & Supply Fay. Auto Supply Fa y. Lumber & Cement. Jester Motor Co. Cities Service Price Oil Co' Fay. Machine 0orks Sandford & Soh Phillips Mtr. Co. Paul Young Jr. J. W. McGehee Linkway Stores Nickell Hatchery Jhitt'ield Motor Co. Lewis Brothers Co. Phillips Motor Co Sines Body Shop A D Morris Ark. Western Gas Co Rogers Electric Co Harry Cooper Southwestern Bell Tel. Ttushing Plumbing Co Linkway Stores outhwestern Gas Elec, Cook Paint & Varnish 1 ayetteville Lumber & Cem. Dyke Lumber Cc ogers Electric Co approved, seconded by 7 R' .82 .44 .5n .n7 .27 .33 38 .nn .31 .n2 .86 .nl .89 .37 .2n .50 .nn .34 .9n .91 .n2 .25 .54 .2n .14 .nn .14 .n5 .14 .18 .67 .8n .84 .n5 .n9 .82 .36 .69 • i Huttnents ope of the Boys from the Lambdi Chi Fraternity appeared before the Council with a request at Lambdi to be permitted to use 2 Hutment buildings for Storage, after discussion Alderman WhitfU l Chi House made a motion that they be permitted to use the buildings,with the underspanding that t ey be placed not closer than 15 feet to any residence and that they be removed not later t an January 1st, 1950, this motion was seconded by Alderman Feathers, and was passed u animosly by the Council• ?I"No Parking" �,/ in front Mr Statton, manager of the Maled Theatres apdA ed before the Council with Ozark with a request for a NO PARKING ZONE in fromt of the Ozark Theatre, after discussion, I T}}eatre Alderman Williams made a motion that the request be granted, this motion was seconded by Alderman Hale, and was passed unanimously by the Council. Alderman Hale, chairman of the Water Committee,.presented the October report of the Water Department, Alderman Whitfield made a mobion that the rept&..t be re- ceived and filed, seconded by Alderman Gray, which was passed unanimously by the Council. Committee I Alderman Whitfield made a.motion that the Council go on record as favoring recommend- the appointment of a committee of three(preferably not members of the Council) to repre- edfor sent the Council in dealing with.the contractor and supervising the construction, if the Project project is approved by the voters, this motion was seconded by Alderman Gray, and was passed unanimously by the Council. To Call in I Alderman Whitfield made a motion that the City Clerk be instructed to Vet148sp issue a call for the redemption of the VETERAN'S HOSPITAL BONDS at the next interest Bonds paying date, which id December 15th, 1948, this motion was seconded by Alderman Gray, an4 was passed unanimously by the Council. r Approving ; Site for I Alderman Gray made.a motion that the Council go on record as approving Lake Clear Creek Site on the East side of Highway 71 for the location of the. proposed Lake,asA I by Max A.Mehlburger and concurred in by W.R.Holway, this motion was seconded' by Alderman Hale, and ionsvote was recorded:Ayes: Hale,•.Feathers, Harlan, Bohe, Williams,..Whitfield and Gray., Nay• White.And the Magor dec: 'In the matter of the City Tax Levy for the gear 1948, ATd"ermcin Uhitfield, chairman of the Tax Levy Finance Committee,•made a motion that the following LEVY be adopted for the various funds for 1948. General Fund 5 Mills Fire Fund... .. 5 Mills Airport Bond &• Interest Fund • 1 Mill Hospital Fund 1.Mill Hospital & Fire Bond & Int.Fund 2 Mills phis motion was seconded by Alderman lkay, and was passed unanimously by the Council. (COPY OF 1-9-4-8 LEVY ON PAGE 2-1-4 oIa r214 LEVY FOR C To levy taxes for the year 1948, upon the real and per property within the corporate limits of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas: BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLEs ARKANSAS; SECTION I, That the rate of taxes for the City General Fund purply poses, for the year 1948,be,and� the same is hereby declared to be Five Mills (5) on each dollar of Ag�sed valuation.of all real and personal property within the corporate limits of the,City of Fayetteville,Arkansas, as shown by the Assessment Books for State and County purposes, and that the same is hereby levied; and the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby author- ized and directed to certify this levy to the -County Clerk of Washington County, Arkansas, to the end that the same be.placed on the Books and collected with the State and County Taxesw SECTION 2. That the rate of taxes for the Fire Department Fund purposes, for the year 1948, bes and the same is hereby declared to be Five Mills (5) on each dollar of assesdd valuation of all real and personal property within the corporate limits of the City of �ayettevillesArkansas, as shown by,the Assessment Books for State and County purposes, and that the same, is hereby levied; and the flavor aild City Clerk are`'herdbytaiuthor'- izedi-and%:directed to certify this levy to:rthe..County Clerk: o -. Washington County,:Arkansas.#,to :the'end that%the same be placed on the Books and collected with'the State and County Taxes* SEOTION 3. 'shat the rate of taxes for the City Airp�irt Bonds and the Intereast therdof, for the year 1948,.bes and the samd1�0iereby declared to be One (1) Mill on each dollar of assessed valuation of all real and personal property within the corporate limits of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas., as shown by the Assessment Books for State and County purposes, and that ,the .same .is .her.eby levied; and the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby author.ised.and directed to certify this levy to the County. Clerk of Washington County, Arkansas, to the end that the same be placed on the.Books and collected.with the State and County taxes. SECTION 4. That the rate of taxes for the City Hospital Fund purposes, for the year 1948, be, and the same is hereby declared to be One (1) Mill on each dollar of assessed valuation of all meal and per- sonal property within the corporate limits of the City of r'ayettevilles Arkansas, as shown by the Assessment Books for State and Uounty purposes, and that the same is hereby levied; and the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to certify this levy to the County Ulerk of Washington Cgunty, Arkansas,, to the end that the same be placed on the Books and collected with the State and County Taxes, SECTION 5. That the rate of taxes for the City Hospital Bonds and the City Fdre Bonds and the Interest thereof, for the year 1948, be, and the same is hereby declared to be Two(2) Mills on each dollar of assessed valuation of all real and personal property within the limits of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, as shown by the Assessment Books for State and County purposes, and that the same is hereby levied; and the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to certify this levy to the County Clerk of Washdngton County, Arkansas, to the end that the same be placed on the Books and.collected with the State and County Taxes, passed and approved November 80 1948. Approved Attest yor -Pity . er o There being no further business, Alderman Hale moved to adjourn,tilla7.:3o JJgvem s15th,a*19481Piseconded by Alderman Williams, which was passed unanimously by the Council and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned till 7:30 P.M., November 15th, 1948* for the purpose of hearing any protests against the issuance of the $827,nnn of Water Works Revenue Refunding and Improvement Bonds of the City, datfo December( , 1, 1948., Approved Mayor l0 kv,X.i._ /