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Home My WebLink About1949-10-10 MinutesAgreement with Fris R JR.Co. or, pipe line 272_1 he following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Kent, chairman of ud3.ting committee: Engineer W.C.Smmth,and Aldermen; Richardson, Feathers, McGoodwin, Bohe, Williams, Kincaid, i White and Kent. Carnival utomotive, Ino. $5.46 Glen Curry $28.60 E.S.Chapman $28.60 cClinton Bros Agreement with Fris R JR.Co. or, pipe line 272_1 he following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Kent, chairman of ud3.ting committee: Engineer W.C.Smmth,and Aldermen; Richardson, Feathers, McGoodwin, Bohe, Williams, Kincaid, White and Kent. Carnival utomotive, Ino. $5.46 Glen Curry $28.60 E.S.Chapman $28.60 cClinton Bros 30.60 Robert Allen 280*60 Clayton Gabbard 28.60 ostmaster 15.00 R.H.Van Brumt 28;60 F.U.Norgan 28.60 Qhn E Mahaffey 62.50 T.Slickleford 28;60 Bill Speegle 28.60 E.E.Maguire 3.50 John Weir 44;00 Oscar Gilbreath 29.90 W.Ark times 56.40LH:C.To*lerd for and was pased unanimously by the Council. 440'00 Albert Goble 28.60 ige Gabbard. 28.60 Bob Wise 55.86 W..H.Hester 33.75 Nester Stephens 280'60 Orval Springston 28;20 D61bert Hester 26.75 .E.Boyd 28.60 W.L.Moulder 250'20 Carl Ldwer4 28.60 lbert•Goble 28.60 Postmaster 34.43 S.Thornsberry 28.60 reen Byrd 28.60 Postmaster 1.50 Geo.Harrison 28.60 .E.Stone 28.60 R.R.Express Co; 48.21 Glen Curry 29.25 ran Dudley 28.60 R.R.Express Co. 2037 Robert Allen 29.25 red Drane 28,60 Duggans Plumbing Co55;00 R.H.Van Brunt 28.60 arry Holloway 28.60 D:R.Carter 58.00 T.Shackleford 29.25 irem Gabbard 26.30 Duggans Plb Co, 78.00 John Weir 44.00 om Williams 28.60 Crown Coach Co.- .92 H.C.Towler 45.00 ouis Stone .28060 Lige Gabbard 28.60 Bob Wise 59.28 .S.Chapman 280'60 C4ester Stephens 28;60 Orval Springston 28.20 .J.Morgan 28.60 R.E.Boyd 28.60 A,.C.Hart 10.00 ill Speegle 28.60 Green Byrd 28;60 W.L.Moulder 29:25 layton Gabbard 26.00 A.E.Stone 28.60 Ira L.Johnson 36.00 red Church 23.40 Oran Dudley 28;60 Philip H.Rogers 36.00 scar Gilbreath 29.90.F'red Church 28.60 David M:Rose 36.00 H.Hester 33.00 H$rry Holloway 28.60 Albert Kerr 29.30 elbert Heater 26.30 Hiram Gabbard 28.40 Arl L wer 28.60 Tom Williams 28.60 hirley Thornsberry 28.60 Louis Stone 28.60 eo.Harrison 28.60 Fred Drane 28.60 lderman McGoodwin made a motion that the bills be allowed as approved, seconded by Al illiams, which was passed unanimously by the Council• The Mayori.presented an agreement of the Frisco Railway Co., covering sale f a 4 -inch pipe line to the City and_lease of Right of Way thereupon located, permissi o cross Right-of-way and tracks of Frisco with two existing pipe lines of City , from ill Avenue to Fayette Junction. Alderman McGoodwin made a motion that the agreement be pproved,,and the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign the Agreement; this motion econded by Alderman Richardson, and was passed unanimously by the Council* Contract' I Tile Mayor presented a contract of the SOUTHWESTERN GAS & ELECTRIC CO for with urnishing the power for the lights at the Airport SW.Gas & E.Co. Alderman McGoodwin made a motion that the contract be approved for'irport and that the Maypr be authorized to sign the contract, this motion was seconded by Aldei man Feathers, and was passed unanimously by the Council, ep Rlace Alderman McGoodwin made a motion that -the Mayor be authorized to replace Stop butttons STOP BUTTONS with METAL STOP SIGNS whereever it was practical to do so, this motion was with seconded by Alderman Williams, and was passed unanimously by the Council* Stop signs There being no further business, Alderman McGoodwin moved to adjourn, secoz ed by Alderman Kent, which was passed unanimously by the Council, and the Mayor declarei the Council adjourned, with the understanding. that the next regular meeting would be October 10th, and would be at 7;30, P.M. Approved Attest �Qr�9ij Mayor lcity Clerig Fayetteville City Council met in regular sessiom, Monday, October 10, 1949. Present Mayor Powell M.Rhea, City C1erk,J.W.McGehee, City Attorney. -Price Dickson, City Engineer W.C.Smmth,and Aldermen; Richardson, Feathers, McGoodwin, Bohe, Williams, Kincaid, White and Kent. Carnival Austin Parish, Chairman of the Washin ton County Fair Association app*ed before the Counc license with a request for the return of the 300 carnival fee paid to the Ciduring the Fair we to be after discussion, Alderman Feathers made a motion that the license fee be rfifunded to the t refunded Air Association, this motion was seconded by Alderman Kincaid, and was psssed unanimously by the Council. The Clerk presented a statement of the 9th installment in Paving District No. 469 amounting to $99.56, Alderman McGoodwin made a motion that the bill be allowed, seconded by Alderman White, which was passed unanimously by the Council. Expense of IAlderman Williams made a motion that the expenses of the Fire Chief, Fire one driver and one volunteer Fireman be allowed for attending the Firemen's Convention to Committee be held at Ft.Smith.. October 24-25-26-, this motion was seconded by Alderman Feathers, and to be paid was passed unanimously by the Council. Alderman Williams made a motion that the annuallduesc,of-t_he Firemen, of 11.00 Dues to be per member, amountmng to $38.00 be paid, this motion was seconded by Alderman Feath paid for and was pased unanimously by the Council. Firemen ' Alderman McGoodwin made a motion that theCity Engineer make_a survey and submit plans showing where sidewalks are needed, and especially stressing the major needs for sidewalks, this motion was seconded by Alderman Kincaid, and was passed unanimously bi the Council/. _ Constriction Certificate No 15 of Max A Mehlburger covering Construction Estamate No.2 costs at of work performed by S.E.Evans Construction Co,during the month of September, amounting to Lake $26,742.03 and the bill of Max A Mehlberger for supervision of construction for work done Approved o� Contractor's estimate No.2 during the 9ffionth of September, amounying to $653.70 were prey sented, Alderman McGoodwin madd a motion that the Bills be approved, this movion was seconc ed by Alderman Williams, and was passed unanimously by the Council. lderman Bohe introduced an Ordinance, entitled "AN ORIDINANCE PRESCRIBING SPECIFICA`1RIONSI R THE USE OF WOODEN FLOOR JOIST S, LIMITING THE USE OF EIGHT INCH BRICK OR EIGHT INCH TILE LLS, LIMITING THE USE OF SHEET • METALS- CORRUGATED METAL,. OR METAL, COVERED BUILDINGS OR EDS, PROHIBITING THE MOVING OF.WOODEN FRAME STRUCTURES FROM ONE LOCATION IN THE FIRST FIRE 9E TO ANOTHER LOCATION IN THE FIRST FIRE ZONE OR FROM A,LOCATRON OUTSIDE THE FIRST FIRE NE TO A LOCATION INSIDE THE FIRST FIRE ZONE; CLASSIFYING ASBESTOS SODING AS A NON-COM- STIBLE MATERIAL AND'AUTHORIZING CONSTRUCTION WITHIN 300. FELT OF A CHURCH, SCHOOL or HOSPITAL ACCORDANCE WITH THE RULES AND•-REGULATIONS-GOVERING CONSTRUCTION WITHIN THE FIRST FIRE IONEv CEPT THAT SAID STRUCTURE NEED NOT IRE BE BUILT OF FPROOF MATE:RIALS." The Ordinance was read in its entirety, by the Clerk, Alderman McGoodwin made a motion that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance placed on its second reading, seconded by Aider man Williams, which was passed unanimously by the Council. Tile Clerk then read the Ordinance the second time and after discussion, Alderma Fjeathers made a motion that -the rules be further suspended and the Ordinance placed on it third and final reading, this motion was seconded by Alderman Kincaid, and was passed una by the Council• a • The Clerk then read the Ordinance the third and final time. the Mayor then put the question " Shall the Ordinance pass?", and on roll call by the Cle tlhe following vote resulted; Ayea: Richardson, Feathers, McGoodwin, Bohe, Williams$ Kince Vghite and Kent. Nays : None. And the Mayor declared the Ordinance passed , as there ware Ayes, and no Nays. Alderman White made ,a motion that the .emergency clause be adopted, this motio was seconded by Alderman Richardson, and on roll call by the Clerk, the following vote I esulted, Ayes: Richardson, Feathers, McGoodwin, Bohe, Williams, Kincaid,White and Kent. Nays: None. And the Mayor declated the emergency clause adIpted, as there were 8 Ayes, an Nays. COPY OF ORDINANCE NO 9-5-8 AN ORDINANCE PRESCRIBING SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE USE OF WOODEN FLOOR JOISTS, IMITING THE USE OF EIGHT INCH BRICK OR EIGHT INCH TILE WALLS, LIMITING THE USE OF SHEET ETAL, CORRUGATED METAL, OR METAL COVERED BUILDINGS OR SHEDS, PROHIBITING THE MOVING OF OODEN FRAME STRUCTURES FROM ONE LOCATION IN THE FIRST FIRE ZONE TO ANOTHER LOCATION IN HE FIRST FIRE ZONE OR FROM A LOCATION OUTSIDE THE FIRST FIRE ZONE TO A LOCATION •INSIDE HE FIRST FIRE ZONE; CLASSIFYING ASBESTOS SIDING ASIA NON- COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL AND AUTH ZING CONSTRUCTION WITHIN 300 FEET OF A CHURCH, SCHOOL, OR HOSPITAL IN ACCORDANCE WITH T ULES All REGULATIONS GOVERING CONSTRUCTION WITHIN THE FIRST FIRE ZONE, EXCEPT THAT SAID TRUCTUBE NEED NOT BE BUILT OF FIRE PROOF MATERIALS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS: Section 1. When wooden floor joists are used in any buildings,they shall have the llowing dimemsions: 2 x 8, l61nches on center for spans up to 12 feet. 2 x 10,16 inches on center for spans of 12 to 14 feet. 2 x 12, 16 inches on center for spans of 14 to 16 feet. 2 x 14, 16 inches on center for spans of 16 to 20 feet. - Section 2. Where in the present' ordinances reference is made for issuing permit: or the erection of buildings with -8 inch brick or eight inch tile walls, w1jere the area s small and the height not more than one story, this s4all be furhher defined as the usl f an 8 inch brick or 8 inch tile wall for erection of one story buildings which do not xceed 12 feet in width (inside) and 24.feet in length (insmde.) and the outside of said inch walls shall not be closer than 5 feet'to property lines nor within to feet of any xisting buildings on the property concerned* d, no Section 3. No sheet metal, corrugated metal or metal covered buildings or sheds.91 hall be erected in the first fire zone except when such building shall be used for indusl,•r+AI., torage or warehogtse purposes Sand located within 300 feet of a railroad track and South of eadow Street or North of Douglass Street. , to C41, 671 Section 4. No wooden frame buildings shall be moved from oney,in the.,,;f3rst fire one to another location in the first fire zone or from a location outside the first fire one to a location in a first fire zone. Frame buildings may be moved from the first fire zone to locations outside the irst fire zone. Section 5. Asbestos siding is hereby classified as a non-combustible material, Section 6. All Business buildings, the structure of which is controlled by b thih 300 feet of any church, public School, or hospital shall be c6nstructed in accibrd th the rules and regulations govertLing construction within the first fire zone except ch buildings need not be of fire proof constructrion. 'i Action 7. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are h pealed, and it,appearing that this ordinance is necessary for the preservation of the blic peace, health and safety, an emergency is hereby declared to exist and this ordin .all be in full force and Effect from and after its passage and approval. this 'loth day of October, 194910' Approved ( ?�� Mayor eby u _mm 2!" Alderman Bohe made a motion that one hour meters be changed to two hors for 5 cents im. I 2hr metersthe following ares:West St -(Scott toLafayette),Center St -(Church to Locust), Meadow St All. for V Brock Street4Meadow to Spring), College Ave.- (Meadow to Spring) and Mountain St:o-Church to Locust, rhis motion was seconded -by Alderman Richardson and was passed unanimously by the Council. To sell Alderman McGoodwin made a motion that the Mayor be authorized to sell all of the Imgrove- irrprovements and timber that will need to be removed from the Linglebach tract of land merits `on at the City Water Plant lake site, this motion was.secomded by Alderman Williams, and was Lingle- passed unanimously by the•Council* ba h 1 and d - lowing streeis gn esga�Ii ie -de a motion that a "NO PARKING Area on one side of the fol - "NO PARKING ARES: Ozark Abenue'from Fairview to Dickson Mission Avenue from Lafayette to Old Wire Road Rollston Avenue Prom Dickson to Lafayette St,Charles Street South one and one-half blocks Rmck•Street from College to Mill Street And on Lafayette: No parking on the paved section of ,the Street on either side from College to West.Streetf; This motion was seconded by Alderman Feathers, and was passed unanimously by the Council:* Alderman Bohe introduced a Resolution with reference to closing an alley in TO Close lbright's Revised Plat; ' and -•1 "Made a motion that the Resolution be adopted, this moi alley in tion was'seconded by Alderman Feathers, and was passed unanimously by the Council. Fulbright Ri_plat COPY OF RESOLUTION. `Whereas, a petition has been filed with the City Council of the City of Fay®•tte- j�1Y'J ville,Arkansas requesting the Council to vacate a fifteen foot allege running North and South through the center•of what was formerly known as Block C, Leverett's Second A ditiom to the City"of Fayetteville, Argansas and of what is now the North 295 feet of Fulb�ight+s Revised Plat of the North Fifty feet -of Lot 8 and all of Lot 10, Block B and all of Block C of Leverett's Second Addition to the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, said alley lying between Lots 1,4, 6,and 8 a:hd Lots 2,3, 5 and 72 Block C in the formerly Lever ett+s second Addition and between Lots 1,293, 4 and 5 and the.North 30 feet of Lot 6 to the West qnd Lots 10,11,12,13, and 14 and the Noth 30 feet.of Lot 15 to the East in said Fulbrights IIevised Plat; NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLRE, ARKANSAS:. 'That said petition be heard by the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas on the 31st day -of October, 1949 and that the City Clerk give notice of such 4earing and meetin4by publication once a week for two consecutive weeks in some newspaper published in Washington County, Arkansas and having a general circulation in the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas and that said notice shall state,the name or names of the persoh or persons who signed the petitiom, the name of alley or portion thereof to be vacated and that said alley be identified by abutting lot or block numbers and that said notice shall further advise all persons that on the 31st day of October,l949 the Council will bear and determine whether the alley shall be vacated. • ADOPTED THIS 10th DAY OF OCT OBER, 1949. Approved Attest Mayor Ci y Gc er W.C.Smith Water Supt. Alderman Feathers made a motion that W.C.Smith be made WATER SUPERINTENDANT at X100 per moan increase in salary. of. $100.00 per month, effective October•lst, 1949' this motion was increase econded by Alderman Hincaid, and was passed unanimously by the Council* To buy cars Alderman McGoodwin made a motion that the Mayor be authorized to advertise for for Mayor & bids for a car for the Water Superintendant, to ba paid for from Water Plant funds, and City Enge one gor the Mayor to be•paid for from the Street Fud n•_ Alderman Feathers made a motion to emend the motion by referring the question to the BUDGET COMMITTEE, this motion was seconded by Alderman White , and on roll call by the Clerk on the Amendment, the following vote resulted; Ayes: Feathers and White. Nays: Richardson,McGoodwin, Bohe, Williams, Kincaid and Kant. And the Mayor declared the amendment lost, as there were 6 Nays, and 2 Ayes. Tie vote was thentaken on the original motion with the following result; Ayes: Richardson, Feathers, McGoodugin, Bohe, Williams, Kincaid and Kent. Nays: White. nd the Mayor declared the motion passed,as there were 7 Ayes, and 1 Nay. To request Alderman Williams made a motion that the City Attorney be instructed to pre- nomore pare a Resolution requesting Dean Morley of the State Revenue Department to refuse to issue liq uora�� y more permits for the sale of Alcoholic beverages which would ihcrease the number now ; licenses be '7' operation, and to have said resolution ready to present at the next regular meeting of issued te Council.This motion was seconded by Alderman Richards6n, and on roll call by the Clerk, t e following vote resulted; Ayes: Richardson, Feathers, McGoodwin, Bohe, Williams, Kincaid. d Kent. Nays: White. And the Mayor declared the motion passed, as there were 7 Ayes, and 1 nay The Mayor presented the notice from the ARKANSAS PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSI6N, that he application of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company for a general increase and ad- justment of its rates had been set for a public hearing before the Arl&ansas Public Servic? Commission in its offices in the State Capitol Building in Little Rock, Arkansas, beginning November 71 1949 at 10:00 A.M. Alderman Feathers made a motion that the notice be received alnd filed, seconded by Alderman Richardson, which was passed unanimously by the Council. Ali...... __ .. _ .. - - _. ...i7•i :.J 1' ,, y- ..J_ 1� �.i,'I tel. .• 6L t '. 76 following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Kent, chairman of th4 iting committee: Cook Paint & V.Co. 25.36 $28.60 28.60 e Gabbard $28.60 Automotive, Inc A13.35 R.H.Van Brunt Fay Lumber & Cement 2.71 ster Sp.ephens 28960 SW.Bell Tel Co. 31.48 T.Shackleford Th W i 28.60 44 00 3.E.Boyd ' 28.60 Nickells Hatchery 18.20 o e r . Olbert Goble 28060 McRoy-McNair 21.06 H_.C.Towler 36.00 Breen Byrd 28,60 Watts Upholstery 26.50 Bob Wise 50.16 A.E.Stone 28.60 SW.Gas & Elec Co. 84.87 Orval Springston 28.20 Dran Dudley 28.60 Ark W.Gas Co. 30.04 W,L N,oulder 22.50 Slayton Gabbard 28.60 H.E.Swift 113.70 Philp:,H'Rogers 79.00 Harry Holloway 28.60 Cook Paint & V No. 19.37 Ira L,JBhnson 58.55 Fred Church 28.60 Fay Sheet Metal Co. 1,58 A.L.Turnbaugh 21,75 rom Williams 28.60 Hamilton Plumbing Co. 18.20 Dave Rose 60.00 Louis Stone 28.60 Sa�nndford & Son 21,02 Albert Kerr 5.00 Fred Drane 28.60 HSuston Taylor 11,13 Ballard B.Drake 54.70 C.S.Cahapihan 28.60 Abshir-Bryan 32.10 Washington Co Tctr Co. 12,29 BillSpeegle 28.60 Kelley Bros 16.83 Rogers Elec Co, 4.79 F.J.Morgan 28.60 Howards Car Exchange 14.25 SW,Bell Tel Co. 28.10 Oscar Gilbreath 29.90 Wglker Auto Service 10600 Fay Plumbing Co. 2.95 .N.H.Hester 33.00 Southern Supply .27 Arkola Sand & Gravel C0118.98 Delbert Hester 26.30 Younkin.& Son 22.80 Esso Standard Oml Co. 5.56 Carl Lower 28.60 SW Gas & Elec Cg. 5.10 Westinghouse Elec Co. 29.44 Shirley Tilornsberry 28.60 Green Chev" 48.38 McClinton Bros Co 122385.66 Geo.Harrison 28960 Firestone Stores 7.91 Price Dickson 235.11 Glen Curry 28.60 Gulf Refining Co. 775.54 McKinney Agcy 114.45 Robert Allen 28.60 The S erviceCo 118.73 Cravens & Co: 244.17 R.H.Van Brunt 28.60 Hilton Bros 1.90 McCartney -Lewis 163.79 T.Shackleford 28.60 Ark Fuel 0i1 Co 2.86 Renner & Co. 485.87 John Weir 44.00 Ark Fuel Oil Co. 120.76 Utley & Co. 148.79 H.C.Towler 44.00 Whitfield Motor Co. 5.66 Eason & CO. 244.25 Bob Wise 50.14 Automotive, Inc. 162.63 Eason & C6. 11.16 Orval Springston 28.20 Iron Metal Co (Fayettevi125.74 Utley & Co. 6.80 W.L.Moulder 29.25 Phillips Motor Co. .76.74 McCartney -Lewis 112.88 Albert Kerr 55.50 SW,Bel 1 Tel Co. 7,35 Renner & Co. 601.58 Dave Rose 58.50 R.D Whitely & Son 11:03 Cravens & Co. 11.15 Philia Rogers 72.70 G.W.Shirley % Son 546.86 McKinney cKiey&Agey 19.55 Ira L.Jpphnson 70.70 Stewart Elec Co. 7.02Cravens Twin CiEy Salvage 25.00 SW,Gas & ELFC Co .14 Eason & Co. 150.10 Ark.W.Gas Co. 5.16 Fay Lbr & Cement Co 93.39 McCartney=Lewis 170.91 Houston Taylor 2.75 Stewart Elec Co. 13.47 McKinney Agcy 9.17 Oklw Tire & Supply 1.00 Pearl Watts .91 Rennerv& Co.. 408.68 Coca Cola Bottling Co 10080 Lige Gabbard 26.00 Utley & Co. 11.91 SW.Gas & Electric Co 654.40 Chester Stephems. 28:60 McCartney -Lewis 810:60 Davis -Weil MFG Co 22.50 R.E.Boyd 28.60 Renner & Co. 383.84 Vickers .90 Albert Goble 28.60 Cravens & Co. 185.69 McRoy-McNair 31.82 Green Byrd 28.60 Eason & Co. 185.74 City Water Plant 9.50 A.E.Stone 28.60 McCartney -Lewis 113.15 Hamilton Pumbing Co. 5.50 Oran Dudley 28,60 McKinney Agcy 87.04 SW.Bell Tel Cog- 47.78 rred Church 28.60 R nner & Co. 185.69 Watts Upholstery Co 12.50 Clayton Gabbard 28.60 Utley & Co. 113.18 Linkway Stores 11.70 Harry Holloway 28.60 Cravens & Co 15.2E Rogers Elec Co. 159.92*Tom Williams 28;60 Eason & Co. 15.2E SW.Gas & Elec Co. 51.00 Louis Stone 28.60 McKinney Agcy 7.1E Kelley Bros 3.37 Fred Drane 28.60 Renner & Co. 15.2E Fay Lbr & Cement Co 26.07 E.S.Chapman 28.60 Utley & Co. 9.3C Bill S ee le 28.60 M Ozark Forest Products 3.32 P g 28.60 Fay Iron & Metak Co 8.36 F.J.Morgan Cook Paint & V.Co. 25.36 Oscar Gilbreath 28.60 >NW,Ark Times 39.60 Raymond Asher 15.60 Fay Lumber & Cement 2.71 Paul Young 391.57 Firestone Stores 131.63 W.H.Heste r 33.00 Green Chev Co. 76.50 Delbert Hester 26.36 SW.Gas & Else Co. 28.54 Carl Lower 28.60 Houston Taylor 45.41 Shirley Thornsberry 28.60 Ark W.Gas Co. 6,73mGeo.Harris(bn 28.60 Ark W.Gas Co. 1.67 Glen Curry 28.60 Rogers Else Co. Alderman 4.89 Williams Robert Allen 28.60 made a motion that.the bills be allowed as approved, seconded by Alderman Richardson, which was passed unanimously by the Council. There being no further business, Alderman Kent moved to adjourn, seco by Alderman White, which was passed unanimogsly by e Council and the Mayor declared Council adjourned. Apprmved Mayor Attest + y Clerk