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Home My WebLink About1950-02-13 Minutes302 (ORDINANCE NO.965 continued) Section 2. The Board of Public Affairs is hereby directed to advertise for bids or the apparatus, equipment and -supplies set forth in their recommendation and to procee ith the awarding of a contract as provided by Section 19-1022 et seq and to arrange for y slivery at the earliest possible time. Section 3. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after is passage. PASSED AND APPROVED this 31st day of January, 1950. Approved Attestip l . P.iayor Cit C erk The question of the amount Ray Ellis would be authorized to spend on the partmentpartment to be built at the airport' in addition to yp998.00 for the materials, came up f t Air- iscussion, and Alderman White made a motion that -he be authorized to sgend not to excee port 51,260.00 and that he be permitted to'occupy the apartment rent free till the amount exp 6n the apartment not to exceed :ip1,260.00 be used up at the rate of $35'.00 per month for on the apartment, this motion was seconded'by Alderman Kent, and on roll call by the C1 he following vote -was recorded; Ayes: Bohe, Kinqaid, 'Unite and Kent. Nays: Richardson, Bathers and Williams. Absent and not voting : Alderman McGoodwin. And the Mayor declar he motion passed, as there were 4 Ayes, and 3 Nays. Girl Scouts ( City Engineer 'vI.C.Smith presented the request of The Southwestern Gas & Electric Co.tol Elec. Co rect an electric transmission line west of Highway 71, adjacent to the Fayetteville Munic- to have use ercct The request of the Girl Scouts for a building in the City Park came up for of Bldg that the City Engineer be authorized to issue the permit, said transmission line iscussion, and Alderman Kincaid, +. chairmen''of`the:Park Committoe madZ anmot on to'rescin A city =_.the'action oflithe -Council. November .26th,^1945; which-granted"the �Girl Soouts permissi6n Park the Council. bract a small building,in the Southeast corner -'of the City Park, and that at such time i. he fyture when the stone cabins in the City Park will no longer.be required to be rents or Park revenue that the Girl Scouts be allowed the use of the duplex cabin in the Nort. ast area of the Park designated by numbers 7 and. 8, as a Girl Scout but for a period of live years from such date of occupancy* This motion was seconded by Alderman Richardson, and was passed unanimously by the Council. There being no further econded by Alderman Kincaid, which was eclared the Council adjourned. Attest �qf•&v J ulerk business, Alderman Richardsoh moved to adjourn, passed unanimously by the Cguncil, and the Mayor Apprived Mayor Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, February 13, 1950. Present: Mayor Powell M.Rhea, City Clerk J.W.IalcGehee, City Attorney Price Dickson,City Engineer W.C.Smith,Fire Chief'Burl Skelton, and Aldermen;Richardson, Feathers,•McGoodwi Bohe, Kincaid, White and Kent. Absent : Alderman Williams::. Minutes of the Regular meeting of January 30th, and Adjourned meeting of January 31st2 were read and appr6ved. f^r Alderman Bohe-introduced a RESOLUTION appointing a BOARD OF ASSESSORS for Street Improvement District No. 562 Alderman Feathers made a motion that the RESOLUTION be adopted,'this motion was seconded by Alderman Richardson, and was passed unanimously by the Council. COPY OF RESOLUTION. WHEREAS; the Board of Improvement of Street Improvement District No.56 of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, has filed its report, together with an estimate of the cost of the improvement contemplated in said local improvement district, and it appearing therefrom that the estimated cost of said improvement, exclusive of interest on borrowed money, is the sum of Forty One Thousand, Seven Hundred Forty Two Dollars and seven cent' ($41,742.07), being less than sixty per cent of the assessed value of the real property in the district as shown by the last County Assessment; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City -Council -of the City of Fayettevill', B and of Arkansas,that said report•be and the same -is hereby approved; and that the making of the A�sessors assessment for said pmpmovement be undertaken; and that Irby Abshier, S.J.Campbell and for J,E,Parker, each of whom is an elector of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, be and thpy $56 trict are herebtt appointed as assessors for said District to assess the benefits to be received by each lot or block or other subdivision of lands. railroads and right of way in said District by reason of the said proposed local improvement the Adopted this 13th day of February, 1950. Attest �iClerk. 1 tI' ,. 0 W.Gas & ( City Engineer 'vI.C.Smith presented the request of The Southwestern Gas & Electric Co.tol Elec. Co rect an electric transmission line west of Highway 71, adjacent to the Fayetteville Munic- to ercct Lpalk Airport, consisting of three poles',service the M & L Cafe, Alderman McGoodwin made T�ansmis-•;-motion that the City Engineer be authorized to issue the permit, said transmission line sion line to be constructed in accordance with plans submitted; which meet all the requirements of ordinance NR.962, this motion was seconded by Alderman Kincaid, and was passed unanimously {iv the Council. ,. 0 302 Cbmmit tee reorge F.Caudle, D.J.Collins and Evrett Campbell. The Mayor also announced the appointment of a five -man bus inessman.com7ittee 5 man Busi- o work with the Council in planning the new route to be constructed co-operatively by t nes slments ity, State and Federal Governments, consisting of'the following: Jasper Pyeatt, Clifton Committee Jade, Hal Douglass, Hayden Lewis and W.C.VJhitfield. Herold F Zick Auditor Ini6rease 25.00. R.L.�4ariott Asst Audi- tor) Request of Girl Scouts. The following bills were presented after their, approval by Alderman Kent,chairm lderman White made a motion that the Mayor be authorized to Appoint an APPRAISAL COMM J_ "imt est ae the cost of re-routing U.S.Highway 71,through Fayetteville away from the S nd from "HOSPITAL'HILL" in front --of the City Hospital, this motion was seconded by Al Glen Curry an Richardson, and was passed unanimously by the Council. 10.89 ewis Bros aisal The Mayor appointedcthe following to serve on the appraisal committee: Cbmmit tee reorge F.Caudle, D.J.Collins and Evrett Campbell. The Mayor also announced the appointment of a five -man bus inessman.com7ittee 5 man Busi- o work with the Council in planning the new route to be constructed co-operatively by t nes slments ity, State and Federal Governments, consisting of'the following: Jasper Pyeatt, Clifton Committee Jade, Hal Douglass, Hayden Lewis and W.C.VJhitfield. Herold F Zick Auditor Ini6rease 25.00. R.L.�4ariott Asst Audi- tor) Request of Girl Scouts. The following bills were presented after their, approval by Alderman Kent,chairm f the auditing committee: X24.00 Shirley T4ornsberry $28;60 Sl"l.Gas & Elec Co $x£38.64 .R.Shaw edbetter Garage.- 6:15 Glen Curry 28:60 SW.Gas & Elec Co 10.89 ewis Bros 22.85 Robert Allen 28:60 Cook Paint 8: V Co. 8.35 ay.DrAg Store 1:00 R.H.Van Brunt 2£30'60 Ark Western Gas Co 18.92 oca Cola Bot. Co. 7:70 J.C.Wier 41.30 Archie'Baucon 10.00 .R.Express Co. 5;89 H,C.Towler 44000 Lige Gabbard 28.60 rk.Western Gas Co 121:94 Bob Wise 50.16 Chester Stephens 28.(30 ampton's Army Store 2.40 Orval Springston 28.20 R.E.Boyd 28.60 'ay. Lbr. & C ment Co 4008 Ark.Fuel Oil Co. 386.41 Albert Gobel 23.60 ailey Feed Co 14:69 'N.L.Moulder 35:00 Geo.ITarrison 28.60 rkola Sand &Gravel 5.61 Philip H.Roj3ers 63070 T.Shackleford 28.60 ewis Bros 11036 A.L.Turnbough 63:70 Oran Dudley 28.60 'ay.Lbr & Cement 49.25 Virgil Roberts 12000 Fred Drane 28.60 Inc 9.64 City Water Plant 4:90 E.S.Chapman 28.60 .utomotive, rk.Western Gas Co 25.76 ITorth Ark Equipmt Co 20"21 Bill Speegle 28.60 'ay. Sheet Metal Co 25.91 IAI.L.Moulder 320'40 F.J.Iviorgan 28.60 'ay. Iron & Metal Co 84602 Price Dickson 39:20 Harry Holloway 28.60 erlris Bros 7.41 Standard Finance Co 58.00 Fred Church 28.60 inkway Stores 4.12 First Nat Bank 55,000.00 Oscar Gilbreath 30.55 ilton Bros 1067 Houston T aylor 260'22 Clayton Gabbard 2.60 oodyear Service Sto 59.71 Porter Electric Citi 29026 W.H.Hester 33.00 reen Chev Co. 3038 Smith Radio Shop 13:30 Delbert Hester 26030 'ay.Spring Shop .75 Rudolph Bros 13.90 Carl Lower 28.60 'irestone Stores 7.13 Cook Paint & V Co 69:67 Shirley Thornsberry 20.60 'ay.Lbr 8: Cement 1069 SW.Gas & Else Co 656039 Glen Curry 28.60 arter's Radiator Sho14.50 Nl.S.Darley & Co. 121.52 Robert Allen 280'60 year Cat Servie 4.16 Tune Bros 362:00 R.H.Van Brunt 28.60 ,rk.Western Gas Co 21:78 McClinton Bros 110'05 J.C.Wier - 416'30 ,bshir-Bryan 33:22 SW.Gas & Elec Cpp 53:98 H.C.Towler 449400 ,rk.Western Gas Co 70077 Cook Paint & V Lo 6985.Bob.Wise 50.16 ,ewis Bros 27.75 Fay.Auto Supply- 240'50 Orval Springston 28.20 Iamilton Plumbing Co 40'00 SW.Be11 Tel Co. 310'48 W.L.Mouldar 34.90 ,ige Gabbard 26000 SW.Gas & Elec Co 37064 SW.Bell Tel Co. 43.42 .Mester Stephens 28:60 Sanford -Green 2022 Vickers Laundry 1.00 t.E.Boyd 28.60 Cook Paint & V.Co.' 51:00 Philip H.Rogers 63:70 lbert Gob el 28,60 Houston Taylor M.Co 6:16 A.L.Turnbough 56. 0 reo.Harrison 28.60 Philips Motor Co. 176062 Harper Brush Works 29.97 '.Shackleford 28060 SW.Bell T@1 Co. 6:63 Wilsonts Cafe 73.45 )ran Dudley 28.60 SW.Gas & Elec Co 5.35 Rogers Electric Co. 231.83 'layton Gabbard 28060 Whitfield Motor Co 22:66 W.A.Riddell Corp. 1.`27 red Drane 28.60 Younkin 2d Sons 7:64 Howard's Car Exchange 8.55 I.S.Chapman 28060 The Service Co. 4029 T�e Automotive 27.52 Sill Speegle 23;60 Sgnford & Son 80.87 Lyon's Machinery Co 18.03 P 28,60 -Southern Equpmt Co 351:55Ark.Western Gas --Co. 3.29.72 ..D Iarry Hblloway 28.60•Ben Porter .52 Esso Standard -0}1 Co 13.17 Fred Church 28,60•Ark.Fuel Oil Co. 1274050 Wilkinson"Hatchery 15.75 )scar Gilbreath 28:60 Ozark S16lvage Co 1075 McRoy=McNair 7.62 I.H.Hester 33:00 Fay Plumbing Co. 25048 J.W*TJcGehee, Clerk 1:27 )elbert'Hester 26.30t Clark Mattress Co. 15:30 Postmaster 15.00 'arl Lower 20.60P SW.Bell Tel Co 9.42 ldermaii White made a motlon that the bills be allowed as aprroved, seconded by Alderman eathers, which was passed^unanimously by the Council. Alderman Kent made a motion that Harold F.Zick be apointed as City Auditor his motion was seconded by Alderman Kincaid, and was passed unanimously by the Council. Alderman Kincaid made a notion that Harold Zick be given a ?25.00 per,mon ncrease in salary, effective February 1st,, 1950, and that Roland L.Mariott be named As- ist ant Auditor at a salary of p225.00, this -motion was seconded by Alderman Kent, and w o ssed unanimously by the Council. - ' r - The Mayor presented a request from the Girl Scouts for a longer lease on tae cabins in the City Park than the five year lease that -had been granted by the Council after discussion, Alderman White made a motion that the matter be referred to the I'v4ayor a P k Committee to see If -some arrangement could be made to lease the Girl Scouts alsite,_r: t}ieir building on the Bradley -Tract of- land- recently acquiredby the City Water "Plant, th motion was seconded by Alderman Kent, and was passed unanimously by iyhe Council. Alderman Bohe introduced an ordinance, entitled " AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZITTG FISHING AND BOATING ON THE CITY RESERVOIR ON CLEAR CREEK PROVIDING FOR THE PROKULGATION 0? RULES AND REGULATIONS, AND FOR OT TIER PITRPOSES." The Ordinance was read in its entirety by the Clerk, and Alderman McGoodwi M de a motion that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance placed on its second reading, tris motion was seconded by Alderman Kent, anderas passed unanimously by the Council. m i T t a assed, a t] i';=ie Clerk then read the Ordinance the second time, and after discussion, Ald n McGoodwin made a motion that the rules be further suspended-and•the Ordinance placed s third and final reading, this motion was seconded by alderman Kent, and was passed un ously by the Council. The Clerk then read the Ordinance the third and final time, e Mayor then put the question "Shall the Ordinance pass"?, and on roll call by the Cler e following vote was record; Ayes: Richardson, Feathers, McGoodwin, Bohe,Kincaid, Whit d Kent. Nays: None. Absent and not voting: Williams.,%#A�and the Ida or declared the Ordinan there were 7 Ayes,and no Nays. Alderman Richardson made a motion th, e emergency clause be adopted,, Seconded by AldermanFeathers, and on roll :c'all'by'the'C: it,oP�ays.N3neot res lte�; Atyes RigChaT,jT�&mS.at eRg McGoodwini Bohe Kincaid, Whit an no votin uh d - T.tayor. d' c!@.red the^emergency c a Dpted, as there were 7 Ayes, and no Nays. 04 (`COPY OF ORDINANCE NO 9-6=6 ) AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING FISHING. AND BOATING ON THE CITY RESERVOIR ON CLEAR REEK PROVIDING FOR THE PROMULGATION OF RULES AND REGULATIONS, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COiJ?CIL OF THE CIT111TOF PAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS: Section One, Subject -to the rules and regulations to be 'adopted in the anner hereinafter set forth, it 'shall be lawful to fish in'the-City_"Reservoir on Clear reek in Washington County, Arkansas, and .to operate boats on.said lake. Section Two. Fishing -and boating on said lake shall be permitted at the ti end in the manner hereafter authorized by motrion or resolution -of the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas,.having due regard for the rules and regulations of the Board of Health -of the State of Arkansas and of the recommendations of the State Game anc ish Commission. Section Three: The City of Fayetteville shall from time to time by resoluti or motion promulgate a necessary rules and regulabions•in connection Yiith the use of se bake for boating and fishing and all necessary rules and,regulations with respect to the fish may be taken.and the types of boats which may tie used on said lake, and limitation c power of motors to be used -on such boats, and to provide such other -rules and regulation; In connection with boating -and fishing activities,on said lake as may from time' to time t esirable, including the fixing of permit fees and such other matters and things as the C f Fayetteville may deem advisable and proper. -.Section Four. It appearing that the Clear"Creek reservoir is rapidly fill ing and that the Arkansas State Game and Fish -Commission has already begun tli'e stocking o said reservoir with fish, and that recommendations may be made by the Arkansas State Gan and Fish Commission within the near future with-res,pect to the opening of said reservoir to fishing, and it further, appearing that adequate safeguards should be provided to pre- vent pollution of the reservoir as a water suppltr, and this Ordinance being 'necessary fo the public health, peace and safety, an emergency is hereby declared to exist and this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 13th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 19 Approved : AttestMayor ity —4bC1ear k.e _ Alderman Feathers made a motion that the 'Fire Chief and Four 'Firemen be T ri send authorized to attend the District Fireme''s Convention at"Siloam Springs -February 28th, Fire Chief and that the Fire.Chief and Two Firemen -be authorized to -attend the Annual Meeting in and members Little Rock, March 163172- •and'181bh, this motion was seconded by Alderman Kincaid and we tc • passed unanimously by the -Council. convention treet De t, Alderman McGoodwin•made a motion that the Street Department be authoriz to sell to sell Two U.S.Saving Bonds, issued September, 19433 Viz: V 157822F and-V157823F to t. UIS.Bonds Hospital Building Fund at•par with accrued interest, and that the Hospital Building Fun to be authorized to purchase•said bonds;"this motion wass.seconded by Alderman Richardson, HI & Bldg was•passed unanimously.by:the Council. Fund Alderman McGoodwin made a motion that anew single insurance bond on 13 City Government positions, replacing seperatbe individual policies be taken out in the followingramounts: X25-00 N w Ins. • City.Auditor•••••••••••. �5;000:00 Premium p liaies Asst. " 3;000:00• 1115:00 t be City.Treasurer 103000:00 " 100:00 t ken out. City.Clerk 5;000:00 it 25.00 City Water Supt, 5,000:00' ti 25:00 Disb. Clerk 1,000.00' It 5000 Beekeeper 1;000:00 " 5:00 p " Cashier No: 1 3;000:00 15:00 Cashier No, 2 3;600:00 " 15:00 Parking Meter Collector 12-000:00 it 10:00 Asst " " " 1,000:00 it if City Park Manager 15000:00 if 5:00 Cit Housin Mana er 1;00000 it5:00 To a s. 9p40. 0 *2 0. 00 This motion was seconded by Alderman Dent, and was passed unanimoudly by the Council. There being no further business, Alderman White moved to adjourn, seconc by Alderman Feathers, which was passed unanimously by the Council, and the Mayor declas the Council adjourned, Approved : Mayor Attest it erk. 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