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(Fayetteville City Council met in adjourned session, Monday,November 15, 1948.
Present: Mayor G.T.Sanders, City C erk J.'."l.McGehee, ity Attorney Price Dickson, and
Aldermen; Feathers, Harlan, Bohep lilliams, VJhitfie d, White and Gray. Absent:Hale.
m inutes -of •the •regular •meeting of November 8th, were read and approved.
The follwing bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Harlan, chairman of
• (For Memo only) RATE SCHEDULE of WATER PLANT (For•Memo only)
First lnnn Gallons $l.nn (This is the schedule of rates.
Next 29,90n Gallons @ 52� per lnn0 Gallons"
established by Ordinance # 943
Neat 27n,nnn Gallons @ 38k. per lnnn Gallons
All over 3nn,nnn Gallons @ 17 � per lnnn Gallons.
till Nov.
METER SERVICE CHARGE
For
5/8
she auditing committee.
J.A.Meredith ........$6.12
E.L.Chapman
$26.40
Claud Curry
$28.65
Month
For
Lige Gabbard
26.40
Fred Drain
26.40
Oscar Gilbreatg
26.49
Month
For
Chester Stephens
26.40
E.D.Ward
26.40
Lee Lacy
41.75
Month
For
R.E.Boyd
26.49
$ouis Stone
'32.40
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38.60
Month
For
Albert Gobel
26.40
W.H.Hester
30.80
J.W.McGehee
1.57
Month
For
Green Byrd
26.40
v@lbert Hester
24.40
VanTrump Testing Lab
904.90
Month
For
Q.E.Stone
26.40
Carl lacy
26.40
First Nat Bank, Shreveport 89.95
per
Month
Oran Dudley
26.40
Shirley TOornburry
26.40
Cities Service
121.94
per
Month
Tom Williams
26.40
Geo.Harrison
26.40
Ben F.Thomas
Carl Lacy
12.nn
Richard lacy
24.40
Solloway
26,400
Glen Curry
26.40
Harry
iderman White made
A�Vhitfield,
a•motion•that the bills be
allowed as approved, seconded
by Alderman
which was
passed unanimously by the
Councdl.
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• (For Memo only) RATE SCHEDULE of WATER PLANT (For•Memo only)
First lnnn Gallons $l.nn (This is the schedule of rates.
Next 29,90n Gallons @ 52� per lnn0 Gallons"
established by Ordinance # 943
Neat 27n,nnn Gallons @ 38k. per lnnn Gallons
All over 3nn,nnn Gallons @ 17 � per lnnn Gallons.
till Nov.
METER SERVICE CHARGE
For
5/8
"
Meter
$n.75
per
Month
For
3/4
"
Meter
1.13
per
Month
For
1
"
Meter
1.5n
per
Month
For
11
"
Meter
2.25
per
Month
For
2
°
Meter
3.75
per
Month
For
3
"
Meter
7.5n
per
Month
For
4
"
Meter
11.25
per
Month
For
6
"
Meter
22.5n
per
Month
All bills -are computed by adding the service'eharge to amount obtained
multiplying the number of.gallons of water used by the rate per thousand as dhown
the schedule. Plus 2% Sales Tax.
Gross bills take a discount of fifteen (15% per cent if paid on or before
tenth (lnth) of the month following the date of the last meter reading.
The minimum amount acceptable for a full month's service is $1.nn per
aor.th, plass tax. The minimum amount acceptable for a fractional month of service is
5n¢, plus tax. No bill of $l.nn or less, for one month's service is subject to a
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1� The Mayor then announced that -this ras the time set for hearing
rotests again st rthe- issuance_of-the $?827,Onn of -Wdte3�worke• Re.yep}ie- Refunding -and Im-
rovement Bonds of,the A y, dated December 1, 1948, for the purpose of refunding valid
nd legally binding indebtedness of the waterworks and financing the construction of
etterments and improvements to the waterworks system serving the City of -Fayetteville,
s authorized by Ordinance No. 943, passed and approved on the 29th day of October, 194$
nd that the ordinance and notice of the meeting had been duly published in The North -
est Arkansas Times as evidenced by prodf`of publication now on file in the office of
he City Clerk. The Mayor then called upon anyone desiring to do so to present ob-
ections or suggestions as to the issuance of the bonds.
No one appeared to present any such objections or suggestions.
Alderman Whitfield then moved that the Mayor and City Clerk
�ceed to carry out the instructions for he delivery of the said bonds as set out in
inance No. 943, if the referendum approved the Ordinance, which motion was seconded
Alderman Gray The motion was unanimously adopted.
There being no further business, Alderman Whitfield moved to adjourn,
econded by Alderman gray, which was passed unanimously by thevCouneili and the Mayor
eclared the Council adjourned till 7:30, P.M.,November 29, 1948.
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