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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1950-09-11 MinutesIter Dept Alderman Kent made a motion that the General Fund be authorized to borrow oan p O,000.00from the Water Fund,(being the money received from the sale of'the Garment Facto Fd t is motion was seconded by Alderman McGoodwin, and was passed unan_mmously by the Council x,0,000 There being no further business, Alderman Kent moved to adjourn, seconded by A derman Richardson, which was passed unanimously by the Council, and the�lylayor declared t C until adjourned till September 11th, 1959. q2zx. Approved c R airs ity ospital equest Attest Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, Septemberllth, 1950. resent: Mayor Powell M.Rhea, City Clerk J.i^!.McGehee, City Attorney Price Dickson, Assist ity Enrincer John E.mshaffey, Fire Chief Burl Skelton, and Aldermen; Richardson, Feathers 1, cGoodwin, Bohe, Williams,Kincaid and Kent. Absent: Alderman White. W.C.:^/hitfield,member of the City Hospital Board appeared before the ouncil with a request"for.repairs'to said'hospital under the provisions of Ordinance No. 30. 1 Said requests being as follows: Nurses Home: Repair cornice Fc screens, paint woodwork on outside (Brick Bldg) Hosdit al Proper: epair cornice, paint outside, replace awnings Main Hall, 2nd floor: (A) remove linoleum,(B) sand floor, (C) lay nelai linoleum(Cove Base) replacing old 1211 ase boards, (D)paint woodwork (2nd floor -Hall) 5, Asphalt tile in hall of basement, paint woodwork in basement 6, combination water feeder & low Water cut-off heating boiler main Building(cost p60. 7, replace Sterilizer in operating room 8. Emergency lighting equipment for operating room ($400) 9, Asbestos blocks, ceiling 3rd floor Alderman.l^lilliams made a motion What the request be referred to the Hospi ommittee for investigation, and report back to the Council, this motion was seconded by lderman Kincaid and was passed unanimously by the Council. The Mayor reported that this was the time that had been set for opening c ds On )ids for the work to be done by the FAYETTEVILLE SUBURBAN ;'DATER DISTRICT NO.1, after whit strut- •he bids were opened with the following result: n for er Dist McClelland Engthneering & Construction Co License No. 241 Amt of Bid $52,554.50 1 Eagle Home Building & Insulators it 406 it 55,136:96 F'orsgen Bros. It 49 it 55,355.00 Tune Building & Excavating Co " 319 it 55,935:51 E.!^I.Daniel Plbg & Heating Co. " 3 it 561218.00 Griffin Cdnstructmon Co. " 620 " 573960.00 Clarke Contracting Co. .......... " 489 " 59,069.25 G.W.Shirley & Son " 338 " 592943.81 Alderman McGoodwin made. a motion_ that -contract for water main extension for 'a-yetteville Suburban VDat•er District No.l be awardedd to McClelland Engineering & Constri ;ion Co. in the amount of $521554.50, which bid is considered the loivest and best bid, s; twar•ded subject to the receipt'of monies by the City Treasurer from the Fayetteville. suburban Water District No. 1.. And that on receipt of said monies and the presentation >f proper construction bond as set out in the plans and specifications, the Mayor and 'ity Clerk be authorized and instructed to sign said contract. That the City Clerk be _nstructed to hold the bonds and bids of the three low bidders until.said contract is ;xecuted, this motion,was seconded by Alderman Feathers, and was passed unanimously by t] ,ouncil. Alderman Kent reported the bills had been approved and signed, and made a moti( ;hat they be allowed as approved) seconded by Alderman Richardson, which was passed unan: nously by the Council al n Tie Mayor s1gated that he had a proposal that if the City would give a 40 foot Right of Way foot along the East side of the land owned by the City embracing the area of LAKE FAYETTEVILLE, t Alderman McGoodwin-made a motion that the County be granted a 40 foot rifht of way beginni: ght of at the Williams place and runntung 1/4 -mile East and then north along the east line of the ay L e Fayetteville land; this motion was secmnded by Alderman Williams,. and was passed unan lake iriously by the Council. (That the County would bulid a road) made Iter Dept Alderman Kent made a motion that the General Fund be authorized to borrow oan p O,000.00from the Water Fund,(being the money received from the sale of'the Garment Facto Fd t is motion was seconded by Alderman McGoodwin, and was passed unan_mmously by the Council x,0,000 There being no further business, Alderman Kent moved to adjourn, seconded by A derman Richardson, which was passed unanimously by the Council, and the�lylayor declared t C until adjourned till September 11th, 1959. q2zx. Approved c R airs ity ospital equest Attest Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, Septemberllth, 1950. resent: Mayor Powell M.Rhea, City Clerk J.i^!.McGehee, City Attorney Price Dickson, Assist ity Enrincer John E.mshaffey, Fire Chief Burl Skelton, and Aldermen; Richardson, Feathers 1, cGoodwin, Bohe, Williams,Kincaid and Kent. Absent: Alderman White. W.C.:^/hitfield,member of the City Hospital Board appeared before the ouncil with a request"for.repairs'to said'hospital under the provisions of Ordinance No. 30. 1 Said requests being as follows: Nurses Home: Repair cornice Fc screens, paint woodwork on outside (Brick Bldg) Hosdit al Proper: epair cornice, paint outside, replace awnings Main Hall, 2nd floor: (A) remove linoleum,(B) sand floor, (C) lay nelai linoleum(Cove Base) replacing old 1211 ase boards, (D)paint woodwork (2nd floor -Hall) 5, Asphalt tile in hall of basement, paint woodwork in basement 6, combination water feeder & low Water cut-off heating boiler main Building(cost p60. 7, replace Sterilizer in operating room 8. Emergency lighting equipment for operating room ($400) 9, Asbestos blocks, ceiling 3rd floor Alderman.l^lilliams made a motion What the request be referred to the Hospi ommittee for investigation, and report back to the Council, this motion was seconded by lderman Kincaid and was passed unanimously by the Council. The Mayor reported that this was the time that had been set for opening c ds On )ids for the work to be done by the FAYETTEVILLE SUBURBAN ;'DATER DISTRICT NO.1, after whit strut- •he bids were opened with the following result: n for er Dist McClelland Engthneering & Construction Co License No. 241 Amt of Bid $52,554.50 1 Eagle Home Building & Insulators it 406 it 55,136:96 F'orsgen Bros. It 49 it 55,355.00 Tune Building & Excavating Co " 319 it 55,935:51 E.!^I.Daniel Plbg & Heating Co. " 3 it 561218.00 Griffin Cdnstructmon Co. " 620 " 573960.00 Clarke Contracting Co. .......... " 489 " 59,069.25 G.W.Shirley & Son " 338 " 592943.81 Alderman McGoodwin made. a motion_ that -contract for water main extension for 'a-yetteville Suburban VDat•er District No.l be awardedd to McClelland Engineering & Constri ;ion Co. in the amount of $521554.50, which bid is considered the loivest and best bid, s; twar•ded subject to the receipt'of monies by the City Treasurer from the Fayetteville. suburban Water District No. 1.. And that on receipt of said monies and the presentation >f proper construction bond as set out in the plans and specifications, the Mayor and 'ity Clerk be authorized and instructed to sign said contract. That the City Clerk be _nstructed to hold the bonds and bids of the three low bidders until.said contract is ;xecuted, this motion,was seconded by Alderman Feathers, and was passed unanimously by t] ,ouncil. Alderman Kent reported the bills had been approved and signed, and made a moti( ;hat they be allowed as approved) seconded by Alderman Richardson, which was passed unan: nously by the Council al n Alderman McGoodwin The.:Mayor^stated that since W.C.Smith had been -!granted a Miltary Leaue of Absence, motion that the Assistant City Engineer submit ain E it was his recommendation that John E.Mahaffer be made'ACTLING WATER SUPERINTENDENT, in addition Cox & 1111haffey t his duties as Assistant City Engineer and that his salary be increased to $350.00 per m nth, A ting Alderman Kincaid made a motion that the Ren.oMlmendation of the Mayor be approved, this mot on WIIISupt w s seconded by Alderman Richardson, and was passed unanimously by the Council. Iter Dept Alderman Kent made a motion that the General Fund be authorized to borrow oan p O,000.00from the Water Fund,(being the money received from the sale of'the Garment Facto Fd t is motion was seconded by Alderman McGoodwin, and was passed unan_mmously by the Council x,0,000 There being no further business, Alderman Kent moved to adjourn, seconded by A derman Richardson, which was passed unanimously by the Council, and the�lylayor declared t C until adjourned till September 11th, 1959. q2zx. Approved c R airs ity ospital equest Attest Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, Septemberllth, 1950. resent: Mayor Powell M.Rhea, City Clerk J.i^!.McGehee, City Attorney Price Dickson, Assist ity Enrincer John E.mshaffey, Fire Chief Burl Skelton, and Aldermen; Richardson, Feathers 1, cGoodwin, Bohe, Williams,Kincaid and Kent. Absent: Alderman White. W.C.:^/hitfield,member of the City Hospital Board appeared before the ouncil with a request"for.repairs'to said'hospital under the provisions of Ordinance No. 30. 1 Said requests being as follows: Nurses Home: Repair cornice Fc screens, paint woodwork on outside (Brick Bldg) Hosdit al Proper: epair cornice, paint outside, replace awnings Main Hall, 2nd floor: (A) remove linoleum,(B) sand floor, (C) lay nelai linoleum(Cove Base) replacing old 1211 ase boards, (D)paint woodwork (2nd floor -Hall) 5, Asphalt tile in hall of basement, paint woodwork in basement 6, combination water feeder & low Water cut-off heating boiler main Building(cost p60. 7, replace Sterilizer in operating room 8. Emergency lighting equipment for operating room ($400) 9, Asbestos blocks, ceiling 3rd floor Alderman.l^lilliams made a motion What the request be referred to the Hospi ommittee for investigation, and report back to the Council, this motion was seconded by lderman Kincaid and was passed unanimously by the Council. The Mayor reported that this was the time that had been set for opening c ds On )ids for the work to be done by the FAYETTEVILLE SUBURBAN ;'DATER DISTRICT NO.1, after whit strut- •he bids were opened with the following result: n for er Dist McClelland Engthneering & Construction Co License No. 241 Amt of Bid $52,554.50 1 Eagle Home Building & Insulators it 406 it 55,136:96 F'orsgen Bros. It 49 it 55,355.00 Tune Building & Excavating Co " 319 it 55,935:51 E.!^I.Daniel Plbg & Heating Co. " 3 it 561218.00 Griffin Cdnstructmon Co. " 620 " 573960.00 Clarke Contracting Co. .......... " 489 " 59,069.25 G.W.Shirley & Son " 338 " 592943.81 Alderman McGoodwin made. a motion_ that -contract for water main extension for 'a-yetteville Suburban VDat•er District No.l be awardedd to McClelland Engineering & Constri ;ion Co. in the amount of $521554.50, which bid is considered the loivest and best bid, s; twar•ded subject to the receipt'of monies by the City Treasurer from the Fayetteville. suburban Water District No. 1.. And that on receipt of said monies and the presentation >f proper construction bond as set out in the plans and specifications, the Mayor and 'ity Clerk be authorized and instructed to sign said contract. That the City Clerk be _nstructed to hold the bonds and bids of the three low bidders until.said contract is ;xecuted, this motion,was seconded by Alderman Feathers, and was passed unanimously by t] ,ouncil. Alderman Kent reported the bills had been approved and signed, and made a moti( ;hat they be allowed as approved) seconded by Alderman Richardson, which was passed unan: nously by the Council al n Alderman McGoodwin made a motion that the Assistant City Engineer submit a written r port on the sidewalk of Cox & Faubus on North School„Street,_this motion was seconded by Alderman Williams, and was passed unanimously by the Council. Tie financif;pL report of the City Auditor .for the first 7 months of 1950 was pre s nted, and Alderman Ke t made a motion that the report be received and filed, seconded by Alderman Williams, which was passed unanimously'by the Council. Iter Dept Alderman Kent made a motion that the General Fund be authorized to borrow oan p O,000.00from the Water Fund,(being the money received from the sale of'the Garment Facto Fd t is motion was seconded by Alderman McGoodwin, and was passed unan_mmously by the Council x,0,000 There being no further business, Alderman Kent moved to adjourn, seconded by A derman Richardson, which was passed unanimously by the Council, and the�lylayor declared t C until adjourned till September 11th, 1959. q2zx. Approved c R airs ity ospital equest Attest Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, Septemberllth, 1950. resent: Mayor Powell M.Rhea, City Clerk J.i^!.McGehee, City Attorney Price Dickson, Assist ity Enrincer John E.mshaffey, Fire Chief Burl Skelton, and Aldermen; Richardson, Feathers 1, cGoodwin, Bohe, Williams,Kincaid and Kent. Absent: Alderman White. W.C.:^/hitfield,member of the City Hospital Board appeared before the ouncil with a request"for.repairs'to said'hospital under the provisions of Ordinance No. 30. 1 Said requests being as follows: Nurses Home: Repair cornice Fc screens, paint woodwork on outside (Brick Bldg) Hosdit al Proper: epair cornice, paint outside, replace awnings Main Hall, 2nd floor: (A) remove linoleum,(B) sand floor, (C) lay nelai linoleum(Cove Base) replacing old 1211 ase boards, (D)paint woodwork (2nd floor -Hall) 5, Asphalt tile in hall of basement, paint woodwork in basement 6, combination water feeder & low Water cut-off heating boiler main Building(cost p60. 7, replace Sterilizer in operating room 8. Emergency lighting equipment for operating room ($400) 9, Asbestos blocks, ceiling 3rd floor Alderman.l^lilliams made a motion What the request be referred to the Hospi ommittee for investigation, and report back to the Council, this motion was seconded by lderman Kincaid and was passed unanimously by the Council. The Mayor reported that this was the time that had been set for opening c ds On )ids for the work to be done by the FAYETTEVILLE SUBURBAN ;'DATER DISTRICT NO.1, after whit strut- •he bids were opened with the following result: n for er Dist McClelland Engthneering & Construction Co License No. 241 Amt of Bid $52,554.50 1 Eagle Home Building & Insulators it 406 it 55,136:96 F'orsgen Bros. It 49 it 55,355.00 Tune Building & Excavating Co " 319 it 55,935:51 E.!^I.Daniel Plbg & Heating Co. " 3 it 561218.00 Griffin Cdnstructmon Co. " 620 " 573960.00 Clarke Contracting Co. .......... " 489 " 59,069.25 G.W.Shirley & Son " 338 " 592943.81 Alderman McGoodwin made. a motion_ that -contract for water main extension for 'a-yetteville Suburban VDat•er District No.l be awardedd to McClelland Engineering & Constri ;ion Co. in the amount of $521554.50, which bid is considered the loivest and best bid, s; twar•ded subject to the receipt'of monies by the City Treasurer from the Fayetteville. suburban Water District No. 1.. And that on receipt of said monies and the presentation >f proper construction bond as set out in the plans and specifications, the Mayor and 'ity Clerk be authorized and instructed to sign said contract. That the City Clerk be _nstructed to hold the bonds and bids of the three low bidders until.said contract is ;xecuted, this motion,was seconded by Alderman Feathers, and was passed unanimously by t] ,ouncil. Alderman Kent reported the bills had been approved and signed, and made a moti( ;hat they be allowed as approved) seconded by Alderman Richardson, which was passed unan: nously by the Council al n 3 8 2 Lke e to Aderman Williams made a motion that the fee for fishing permits be set -at $2,00 each c osed or tha balance of the year, said permit to include docking privilege, and that the lalre p rt time e opened from noon till dark everey day except Saturdays, Suhdays and Holidays when it f3es reducrill be open all day, and that the lake be closed for fishing Deember 1st, 1950, this mot 0 was seconded by Alderman Feathers, and was passed unanimously by thevCouncil AN ORDINANCE, entitled " AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AHPICLES THREE AND FOUR OF THE ABBRE VIATED .'EDITION (1950) OF THE FIRE PREVENTION CODE RECOMMENDED BY THE NATIONAL BOARD OF IRE UNDEMIIRITERS, NEW YORK, WHICH SECTIONS DEAL WITH FLAMABLE LIQUIDS AND LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASES: AND ADOPTING RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS CONTAINER ND EQUIPMENT PROI1TLGATED BY THE BOILER INSPECTION DIVISION OF THE DEPARPMETr.OF LABOR OF TT'.E STATE OF ARKANSAS UNDER DATE OF AUGUST 1,1949 DEFINING THE ARV`5. IN WHICH TANKS MAY E BUILT OR ERCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ABOVE REGULATIONS AND FOTOTHER PURPOSES." which Ordinance was left on its second reading June 5, 1950s he Clerk read the Ordinance in its-entirety,Alderman FXthers made a motion that the rule be suspendedcand the Ordinance placed' on its third and final rgading,'this motion was econded by Alderman Kihcaid,and was passed unanimously by the Council. Tie Clerk then read the Ordinance the third and final time. The Mayor then put the question "Shalltthe Ordonance pass?", and on roll call by the Clair the following vote'resulted•, Ayes: Richardson; Feathers, McGoodwin, Bohe, Williams, incaid'and Kent; Nays: None. Absent ;and 'not voting: White.. And the Mayor declared the Ordinance passed, as there were 7 Ayes, and no nays. Copy of Ordinance No. 979 AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING ARTICLES THREE AND FOUR OF THE ABBREVIATED EDITION (1950 OF THE FIRE PREVENTION CODE RECOMI.ENDED BY THE NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS, EW YORK, WHICH SECTIONS DEAL WITH FLAMABLE LIQUIDS AND LIQUEFIED PETROKEUM GASES; AND DOPTING RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS"CONTAINERS AND EQUIPMENNT PRO- ULGATED BY THE BOILER INSPECTION DIVISION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR OF THE STATE OF RKANSAS UNDER DATES OF AUGUST 1,1949 DEFINING THE ARES IN WHICH TANKS MAY BE BUILT OR R'CTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ABOVE REGULATIONS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. V _ WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas caused a notice to be published that it had under consideration the adoption 0EC an ordimance embodying articles 3 and 4 of the abbreviated edition (1950) of the fire prevention code recom- ended by the National Board of Fire Underwriters, New York{ and of rules and regulations governing liquefied petroleum gas containers and equipment adopted by the Boiler Inspec« tion Division of the Department of Labor of the State of Arkansas under date of August 1949, and WHEREAS, the requisite number -of copies of said codes were kept on file as pro- vided by Act 267 of the Acts of Arkansas for the -year 1949 and there have been no pro- ests or suggestions or requests for discussion, and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas finds that it s to the best interest of the' City of Fayetteville that the above articles of the fire revention code and the rules and' regulation's governing liquefied petroleum gas containev d equipment promulgated under date of August 1, 1949 by the Boiler Inspection Division of the Department of Labor of the State of Arkansas, be adopted, NOW, THEREFA9, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CIYY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FA`_�TTEVILLE, RKANSAS: Section 1. Articles 3 and 4 of the abbreviated edition (1950) of the Fire revention Code recommended by the National Board of Fire Underwriters, New York be and he same is hereby adopted for the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas. Section 2. That the rules and regulations governing liquefied petroleum gas ontainers and equipmwnt adopted by the Boiler Inspection Division of the Department of abor of the State of Arkansas under date of August 1, 1949 is hereby adopted by the City f Fayetteville. Section 3. Storage tanks not -to exceed 5,000 gallons in capacity may be erecty withih the fire zone adjacent to Highway 71 from Eleventh Street south to the City lim- ts. ^ Section 4. Storage tanks not exceedbng 30,000 gallons in capacity may be erect ed within two hundred feet of any existing track of the St.Louis and San Francrosco ailway Company south of Eleventh Street to the City limits. Section 5. It appearing that in order to preserve the public health, peace, nd safety, this ordinance is.necessary, an emergency is hereby declared to exist and his ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval. PASSED AND APPROVED this 11th Attest : ViyClerk day of September, 1950. Approved( Mayor lderman Bohe introduced !.'r..ANj.ORDINANCE CREATING THE OFFICE OF MUNICIPAL COURT CLERK OF HE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSASp PRESCRIBING DUTIES, FIXING THE SALARY, AND FOR OTHER URPOSES." The Ordinance was read in its entirety by the Clerk and Alderman Feathers made motion that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance placed on its second reading, this otiln was seconded by Alderman Richardson, and was passed unanimously by the Council. The Clerk then read the Ordinance the se'condc. time, after discussion; Alderman at�rs made a motion that the rules be'further suspended and the Ordinance placed on its ird and final reading, this motion was seconded by Aldefnan Kincaid,_ and was passed animously by the Council The Clerk then read the Ordinance the third and final time. e Mayor then nut the question "Shall the -Ordinance pass" 9. and on roll call by the C1er e following vote was recorded; Aye: Richardson , Feathers, McGoodwin, Bohe, Williams, ncaid and Kent, Nays:None. Absent and not voting:'White. And the Mayor declared the dinance passed, as there were 7 Ayes, and no Nays. -Alderman Kent made a motion that the emergency clause be adopted, this mot seconded by Alderman Richardson, and was passed unanimously by the Council.. COPY OF ORDINANCE N0. 980 ADI ORDINANCE CREATING HE OFFICE OF MU?•TICIP.AL COURT CLERK OF THE CITY OF LLE, ARKANSAS, PRESCRIBING DUTIES, FIXING THE SALARY, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. BF IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS: Section 1. There is hereby created the office of Municipal Court Clerk whos alary shall be one thousand and eight hundred dollars ($1,800.00) per annum payable in qual monghlt installments. , Section 2. Said office shall be filled as is now or -may hereafter be prescr ed law, and said Municipal Court Clerk shall perform the duties and enter into the bond is now or shall hereafter be prescribed by law. Section 3. It appearing that adm&nistrative affairs in the Municipal Court ave increased to such an extent that the'administration of - justice is impaired, and this rdinance being necessary for the preservation of public health, peace and safety, an em r-r•r.;� .s Ize encj is hereby declared to -exist and tTiis ordinance shall be in full force and effect rom and after its passage and approval. Passed and approved this 11th day of September, 1950. Approved : (?24/ /j Mayor Attest : cfyJofo�>�/ 6;i y Uleric Alderman Bohe introduced an ordinance, entitled."AN ORDINANCE LEVYING THE AS fS OF BENEFITS' IN STREET IIIPROVEMLNT DISTRICT N0, 56 OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, HINGTON COUNTY, ARKANSAS, PROVIDING FOR THE LEVY OF ASSESSMENTS, AND THE COLLECTION REOF, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES." The Ordinance was read in its entirety by the Clerk, Alderman Feathers made motion that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance placEd on its second reading, thi: otion was seconded by Alderman Ricljardson, and was pasEed unanimously by the Council. T.ie Clerk then read_the.:Ordinance the second time, aqd after discussion, lderman Feathers made a motion that the rules be further suspended and the Ordinance laced on its third -and final reading$' this motion was seconded by Alderman Kincaid, and as passed unanimously by the Council. The Clerk then read the -Ordinance the third and -final time. he Mayor then put'.the question "Shall the Ordinance'nass?", and on roll call by the Cle k, he foll�iing vote was recorded; Ayes: Richardson, Feathers, MCGoodwin, Bohe, l"filliams, Kincaid nd Kent.Nays:None. Absent and not voting: White. And the Mayor declared the Ordinance p sled, s there were 7 Ayes, and no Nays. COPY OF ORDINANCE N0. 981 AN ORDINANCE LEVYING THE ASSESSMLNT..OF BENEFITS IN STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NOe 56 OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, WASHINGTON COUNTY, ARIANSAS, PROVIDING FOR TIL ADTNUA LEVY OF ASSESSMENTS, AND THE COLLECTION THE3EOF, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. WHEREAS, more than two-thirds in value of the property holders owning properly adjoining the locality to be affected, and situated in Street Improvement District No. 5 of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, organized for the purpose of grading, draining, paving, curbing and guttering West Center Street from School Avenue to its intersection with California Boulevard and West Avenue from West Center Street to `id st Spring Street have petitioned the Council of the City of Fayetteville,'Arkansas for t'he construction of said improvement and that the c6sts thereof shall be assessed upon the real property of said District according to the benefits received; and WHEREAS, said benefits received'by each and every block, lot and parcel of real property situated in said district equals or exceeds the local assessment thereon; and 1Yhereas, the estimated cost of said improvement to said district is,$40,00T.00; THERL'FO:RE, IT IS NOW ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS: (ORDINANCE CONTINUED ON PAGE 335) k (ORDINANCE NO. 981 -continued) hat said several blocks, lots' and parcels of real property in said district be assessed according to the assessment list for said improvement district as the same now remains in the office of the City Clerk and that six per centum mf the assessment of each of said locks, lots and parcels shall be collected by the County Collector of Washington County, Arkansas with the .first installment of general -taxes in the year 1951 and s -lx per centum f said assessments shall be collected annually -thereafter with the first installment of eneral bxes until the whine of 'said local assessment'shall be paid. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passae and approval. Passed and approved this 11th day of September, 0. Approved ✓ v� <-r�. Attest Mayor Gv�y er t. Alderman Feathers made a motion that the following resolution be adopted: e olution kPIHE'REAS, a petition signed by the only property owners abutting on the to close rortion of the Street affected was filed with the City Council of Fayetteville; Arkansas, n all alley on August 70 1950, asking that a portion of Prospect Street lying between the present Porth line of Prospect Street and the South line of Lots 5 and 6, and the West 45 feet of Tot4,'Block 4, A.L.TrentIs revised plat of City Park Addition to,the City of Fayetteville rkansas, be closed; N01^J THEREFORE, be it resolved'by the City Council ""of the City of Fayettevill , Arkansas, that the City Clerk be and he is hereby authorized and directed to give notice Els required by law of the filing of said petition. This notion was seconded by Alddrman Williams, andvaa 'mously by the Council Approved Attest Mayor C�my Cler Appearing before the Council were.D1strict Manager G,T.Hubbard ofdFt.Smith and .A.M.Johnson Fayetteville Manager for the Southwestern Bell Telephone Coo -and requested Telephmne the Council to approve the request of the Telephone' Company for a rate increase which is C 0 now before the PUBLIC SERVICE CO1tiIvIISSION of Arkans'as,after discussion, it was the decisio request .fo f -the Council to let their protest which was filed in 1949 stand, as it vias their opinio increase that said protest would bst and against 'the APJ1ENDED REQUEST the same as the original reque,t in rates so, no further action was deemed necessar'Y. Alderman McGoodwin made a motion that the Mayor be authorized to attend a meeting of the SAFETY COUNCIL to be held in Little Rock, September 25th and 26th3this' notion was seconded by Alderman Richardson,.and was passed unanimously by the Council. "N PARKING on Highway The Ma-yor stated that) he had a request from the Highway Department that 62' 'NO PARKING be allowed on Highway 621from School Avenue to Duncan Avenue, Alderman IcGood- ade a motion that the request be approved and that a "NO PARKING AREA" be established nom School A'v'enue to Duncan Avenue and that the Mayor be authorl.zed to provide suitable igns, this motion was seconded.by Alderman Kent, which was passed unanimously by the Council. C The Mayor reported that since there was to be new School Buildings on the west .� side of town, there wpuld have to be a pedestrian underpass on:Highwayr62, since there Pe estrian vas no way for the children to get through the present underpass without getting on the un erpass javenent of the Highway,Alderman McGoodwin made a motion that the Mayor write a letter to he San Francisco officials to see if some arrangement could be worked out with them'for he construction of a pedestrian underpass,this motion was seconded by Alddrman Kent, and was passed unanimously by the Council. Alderman Bohe introduced a RESOLUTION to close a 10 foot alley along the we.t Resolution side of Lot 3 Block A , Maple Park Addition, Alderman Kincaid moved'the adoption of the to close lesolution, secomded by Alderman McGoodwin, which was passbd unanimously by the Council* an alley ind the Mayor declared the Resolution adopted. ICS Cb2Y OF RESOLUTION WI EREAS, a petition purporting to be signed by all the abytting property owner. n a ten foot alley running along the !'Jest side of Lot 3,Block A, revised plat of Maple I ,'- _ark ADD1T I6n to the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas has been filed with the City Clerk of he City of Fayetteville, Arkansas and a certified copy of the recorded plat ofvthe revis d lat of Maple Park Addition as aforesaid, is attached to said petition requesting that th ity Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas vacate a ten foot alley running along Jo he west side of Lot 33 Block A of the revised plat of Maple Pariz Addition td) the City of iayetteville, Arkansas. NOIV, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUFCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE. ARKANSAS: That the City Clerk give notice of the filing of such petition as require y law, which notice shall be published once a week for two cohsecutive weeks in some newspaper published in the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas and that the notice shall state the 'name of the person or persons who signed the petition, the name of the alley or a escription of the portion thereof to be vacated, and advise aIl-'persons that the' Council ill hear and determine whether the street or alley shall be cated at its regular meet - ng to be held on the 2nd day of October, 1950. Attest : '..avor y Clerk, The Mayor reported that A.D.MGAl_lister,Jr. had resigned as Chairman of the A. .McAllis ivil Service Commission, and that he wanted to recommend the appointment of Hubert L. to resignsurch,'to be appointed as Chairman of the Civil Service Commission to replace A.D.I?cAllis ,. an er,Jr., Alderman McGoodwin made a motion that the recommendation be approved and H. .Burch 1jabert, L.Burch be appointed as Chairman of the Civil Service Comnission,this motion WAS Civil Service seconded by Alderman Kent, and was passed unanimously by the Council. C ission'.L• x b -r . , N P C 4 idewalk n N. arland ell st y Eng ights side uare U he Mayor reported that he had a requestthat something be done over on Gabland Avenue to rovide a way for the children to'travel-along.the highway, as there was no place at pre my in the road used -by the cars,F.lderman P,icGoodwin made a motion that the Mayor be uthorized to obtain and grade a sidewalk right-of-way along highway 16 northi^iard from C treet to North Street, this motion was seconded by Alderman Kant, and was passed unanim y the Council. Alderman Kincaid made a motion that Nixon Powell be employed as Assistant ity Engineer at a salary of $250.00 anp car allowance of $25.00 per month, this motion as seconded by Alderman Williams, and was pased unanimously by the Council. r Alderman Feathers, chairman bf the Light Committee brought up fhe question f insatalling four lights inside the square, and stated that the Southwestern Gas & Ele ric Company and' the Chamber of" Coinrrierce had made an agreement to pay the cost of instal ng the lights, and�Alderman Feathers made a motion that the City pay the light bill for he four lightsklafter they are insatlled; this motion was seconded by Alderman Kincaid, nd ti^:as passe � znanimo ly by thel Council. L /-r/ There being no further business, Alderman Kent made a motion to adjourn, second y Alderman Feathers, which was passed unanimously by the Council, and the Mayor declare ouncil adjourned. Approv4 24 Attest : Pitayor Pty Clerk ayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, Oetober,,r 2, 1950." resent: I.4aypr Powell IA. -Rhea, City Clerk J.W.McGehee, City Engineer John E.Mahaffey,'Cit ttarney Price Dickson, Fire Chief Burl Skelton and Aldermen; Richardson,Feathers, McGoc ohe, Williams, Kincaid and Kent. Absent: Alderman White. Alderman Bohe introduced an Ordinance, entitled" AN ORDINANCE FIXING LICENSE FEES THE OPERATION OF BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS, REPEALING ALL NANEES IN CONFLICT TIEREWITH, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES:. . The Ordinance was read in its entirety by the Clerk,Ald.erman Kent made a mo hat the rules be s4spended and the Ordinance placed on its s`ecorld reading; this motion econded by Alderman Williams, which was passed unanimously by the Cpuncil# a The Clerk then read the Ordinance the second time, and after discuss lderman Richardson made a motion that the rules be further suspended and the Ordinance laced on its third and final reading$' this motion was seconded by Alderman Williams, ias passed unanimously by the Council._ The Clerk then read the Ordinance the third and final time. he Mayor then put the question,"Shall the Ordimance pass°,and on roll call. by the Cle he following vote was recorded; Ayes: Ricljardson, Feathers, McGoodwin,Bohe, Williams, Kincaid and Kent. Nays:None, phsent and not voting: White, And the Mayor declared the 0 finance passed, as there were 7 Ayes, and nornays. Alderman Williams made a motion that the emergency clause be adopted, this otion was seconded by Alderman Kent, amd on roll call by the Clerk, the following vote I as recobded; Ayes: Richardson, Feathers; P.4cGoodwin. Bohe, Williams, Kincaid and Kent. ays: None. Absent and not voting: White. And the 14ayor declared the emergency clause opted, as there were 7 Ayes, and no nays. COPY OF ORDINANCE NO 982 AN ORDINANCE FIXING LICENSE FEES FOR TIE OPE IATION OF BO@ALING ALLEYS IN HE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS, REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THEREWITH, FOR OTHER PURPOSES: BE IT ORDAINED BY TAE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE,ARKANSAS: Section 1. The annual license or tax for the privilege of.operating bowling alleys thin the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas shall be % 5.00 per anrnim for each alley up to d including four alleys and $7.50 for each additional alley over and above four alleys. veland sly the J Section 2. The license or tax herein provided shall become due on January 1st in e ch ar•and shall be for the privilege of operating ,said alley or alleys for a period of one are Section 3.. No person, firm or corporation shall operate a bowling alley in the Cit f Fayetteville, Arkansas without having first paid the license or tax hereinabove provid nd in the event the license or tax is not paid as provided in Section 2 hereof, the pees irm or corporation so operating such alley or alleys shall be guilty of a misdemeanor an pon conviction thereof, shall be fined in any sum not exceeding 1,y25.00 for each alley so perated in violation of the terms of this ordinance and each day of such operation shall e considered a separate offense. Section 4. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby iep'ealed and it.appearing that on May 12, 1947 -the City Council fixed rates provided in his ordinance and has -actually been licensing such alleys as herein provided -since that fine but that no ordinance embodying the terms of the action of the Council was ever dopted, an emergency is hereby declared to exist and this ordinance shall be in full for End e'"f ect from and after its passage and approval. PASSED AND APPROVED this 2nd day of October, 1950, Approved LWA Attest Mayor. it y Clerk e