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Home My WebLink About1951-02-26 Minutesr356 Al Petition to vacate LORETTO Streets containing the names of all the property owners To close adjoining samd street was presented, after discussions Alderman McGoodwin made a motion Loretto that the Clerk be instructed to,publish a notice in the paper that the petition had beeh I foiled and fixing a date for the hearing.Thls motion was seconded by Alderman Pratt, and Street was passed unanimously.by the Council. Plans Aldermen McGoodwin made a motion that the Council go on record as approving the proposal of Marion L.Crist and Associates to prepare a plan for surveying the needs of the for sewerclity for improvement of the Sewer -,-'System at a cost.of $3,750:00, this motion was seconded by Improve- Alderman Williams, and was passed unanimously by the Council. ment The Mayor reported that S.J.Campbell had -resigned as a member of the Civil Service ppAppoint Commission on account of his health, and the Mayorlstated that he hadc,-appointed Pearl Clinhens Ctlinehens too retlace S.J.Campbell,Aldefman Pratt made a motion that the Appointment of Pearl Clineh®ns Civil Servbe approved, this motion was seconded by Alderman Kent and was passed unanimously by the Com. CCouncnle II Alderman McGoodwin made a motion that the Mayor be instructed to inform T.J.Gentry Withdraw that the City of Fayetteville wishes its name removed from the Petition for rehearing in the prIotest tl tSouthwestern Beller of the on,of the Arkansas Telephone Co pang,Pitlic beingrvice consideerred*useless ssion in tosenteraintoefurtherie ofl Phone litigation at this times this motion was seconded by Alderman Pratt and was passed unanimously rate incr•by the Council Alderman Pratt made a mption that the Mayor be instructed to write letters to State Senator Cloer and Representatives: Wade and Murphy that we can not function without) tIhe Municipal Aid Fund, this motion was seconded by Alderman Williams, and was passed unan- imously by the Council. 01 There being no further business, Alderman Kincaid moved to adjournsseconded J7 Alderman Williamss'which was passed unanimously by the Council, and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned. Approved: Attest q 4Y / ayor y Clark `Fayetteville City'Council"met in regular sessions Mondays February 26th; 1951. Present; Mayor'Powell-M.Rheajp City Clerk J:W.MeGehees'City Attorney A.D.McAllister, Jr. City Enginear'J.•.MahaffeZ ity'Auditor Habold- T:Zick, Street Superintendent Ben Porter, and Aldermen; *Richardsons Burges McGoodwins Pratt# Williamss Kincaids Heflin and Kent, Minute's of the regular meeting of February 12th were read and 'approved.,- - 1 The"Water"Superintendant presented_a SCHEDULE -OF -SERVICE CONNECT IONS. PRICES Schedule No.3- This"sohedula es of Service'Comnection Prices superceSchedule NO*29 approved by the City' Council December'5s 1949e - Under -Authority of ordinance No.953; Dated 15*August 19490 the following Ichedule of service connection prices shall become effective upon approval of the City Council: Cop late Service Connection for 5/8" Meter ........... $35:00 to It n for 3/4" Meter .:...:....: 380'00 it to, " for 1" Meter 45,00 to it " for 12:" Meter 65:00 for 1 �" Meter 75:00 It " it for 2" Meter ........... 85.00 Price of -Initial installation of two 5/8" meters in a single meter box* on One 3/4" service line*. $50.00 MEPER INSTALLATION USING EXISTING SERVICE CONNECTION AND METER BOX 5/8""m6ter-lodated in ex s ng meter box only osslble if meter box is ;. r.x in diameter)............ $22.00 5/8"'meter located -in seperate meter box (to be located not more than'5 feet from the existing meter box) .. ............. $28.00 Service "dbnnection-;exclusive of meter boxes and yokes (for replacing present service piping only):' 3/4" service pipe ....:::..............15:00 it to it20900 1 0 00 n it " n rt if11 z 35:00 " n " 2 ................... 45.00 The -prices for service cmnnections greater than 2 inches will be based on the abst of materials and labor exclusive of the meter; Alderman Williams made a motion that Schedule No.3 be approv6d* this motion was e: seconded by Alderman Richardson and was passed unanimously by the Council; 1 35 Alderman Kent; chairmancof,the. Aiudit.ing, and;;F.inaziee committees presented the following: A meeting of the Finance and Auditing Committees of the City Council was held Monday evening February 19th;1951, at the City Administration Building for the purpose of SALARY c nsidering the possibility of wage and salary increases for full time city employeese aidmittee members present were':Aldermen Rochardson, Kincaid and Kent, Mayor Powell M �e. INCREASE and City Auditor -Harold F:Zick. I A study was made of th6 wage and salary.scale of full time city -employees and from I the st__ kill- .. _. _... .. _. _ _ Employees 1. There exists__ the need --of wage and- salary; Increases for'"full:"time bity employees, 2I: The City is faced with'the loss o£ -personnel. iri various"departments because of resigns ' tdoms to accept jobs and positions paying higher salaries and wages• 31. _. - - I. . _ . . - 1. itThat - an- approximate 10% increase (insoma instances - over 10% and in others under 10%) s the p ercentage'increase necessary to meet the need Z his 10%' increase will amount'to pproximately $159000.00 per year additional based on existing salary and wage rates. 4.' That there- is little possibility of an increase in receipts from the -usual sources of revenue - under present rates to watirant such an increase -in wages and salaries, nor does there appear -to be any possibility.of reducing -the usual -and normal expenditures of -opera thin "the --bit ..- government to just this increase -"in" sal g y g j f'y ary and-"wagesof .Hill -time city employees; -also -there is the possibility of unusual circumstances arising'which might ere ate adddtional expendturerfor repair of streets, ete. 5'T hat this increase in -salary and wages for full time city employees at present should come from an-increased'charge on services rendered wherein the rates at present -for that service are low or sub -standard. 6. That 'if such an increase -in rates for services becomes a reality increasing the recei off the city to an extent -of approximately the amount ofQthe needed salary and wage inerea MI5;000.00, the Finance and Auditing committer recommends: the following salary and wage increases; Increases to become effective March 1st, 1951. Proposed wage and salary increases: Present Rate Monthly increase New Monthly rate General- Secretary,for Mayor -&_City Engineer $150000 $10,00 $160000 Supt. =Street and Sanitation 220;00 20;00 240;00 Chief Police .. ......::::.:.... 225000 25000 250000 Asst-Chief'Police .:.........:..... 195;00 20;00 215;00 Patr6lmen-9 .:....:.:.:.:..0000::..... 1700-00 200*00 1909-00 Radio Operators& Desk .:...:........... 1600'00 150'00 1750'00 Fire Chief 0000:. 225000 250'00 2500'00 Fire Dept -Drivers -7 170.00 20.00' 190.00 II1 full time hourly • rate.employees. ilhdreased 10� per hour for 44 hour week. Shop Supt & Mech 1:20 ;05 1:25 Mech helper 0-75 110 :85 Sub=Foreman San. :85 :10 :95 Laborers .75 .10 .85 Water Dept. Dept Foreman .................... 210;00 $P20:.00 $230,00 Meter Reader:: .................... 210;00 20,00 230,00 Storekeeper 0000 0000... 210;00 20;00 2300-00 Maintemance Engineer :::.:::...:....... 165;00 15:00 180;00 Asst R ep": Foremazi ................... 185000 15:00 200:00 Filter Plant -Operator; ;.:0000....... 140,00 10000 150:00 Caretaker Dam No.5 .:0:0,00...... 0 .. 115.00.' 100,00 125:00 Asst -Meter Reader ................. 150;00 10:00 160; Operator-Clearcreek 140;00 10;00 150; Asst Operator Clearcreek ..::.0........ 135:00 1.00"00 145,00 Asst Filter Plant Operator ......:..... 0135,00 10;00 145900 Asst Pump Sta.Operator='Nest Fork ..... 150:00 100,00 160:00 Asst Foreman-Swinford ................. 175.00 10.00 185.00 All full time hourly rate employees increased 10� per hour for 44 hr Week - Carpenter 1:00 .10 1;10 Sub=Foreman :85' :10 :95 Laborers .75 .10 .85 Business Office Auditor $275,00 025:00 $300,00- Asst -Auditor ...................... 250:00 15'.00 265T60_ Accts. Rec, Bookkeeper 165000- 10000, 175000 Oashier0000: 0000.. 165;00 10.00'1750"00 ........... Billing Clerk ...::::.::....:..........._ 1320'00 80,00 140:00 Disbursing Clerk .:...................... 132,:00 8:00 140:00 fart Time Cashier 0000. 0000 132.00 8.00J 140o00 Alderman Kincaid -made a -motion that the recommendations be approved,'this motion was sec nded by Alderman Pratt, which was passed unanimously by the Council. Alderman Kent, chairman of the Auditing committee reported that the bills had bees audited and signed and made a motion that that they be allowed as approved, this motion w seconded by Alderman Richardson and was passed unanimously by the Council. sanitation Alderman Pratt made a motion that James G.Coe. be employed as SANITATION ENGINE; 'sIg neer at a salary of $300.00 per month to serve as Engineer for for the Sewer Dept., the Water niloyed Department aid as Sanitatrigrl, W,y�s. motion was seconded by Alderman Williams, and was passed' un nnimc y— by ttie' Coun. ,i r75 Alderman Kent, chairman of the Finance Committee presented .the budget as prepared by Hugh R Scarbrough, Certified Public Accountant. BUDGET for 1951. WATER DEPARTMENT N 0 Service to customers Forfeited Discounts Miscellaneous (Rent als Service connectionsE Depreciation Fund Bond'& Interest Fund Plant Additions Operating expenditure Administrative. i- cess o re .� SEWER DEPT. NCS I Servide -to customers $172;500;00 1;500'00 3,000.00. 300;00 ta'. 50000900 $ 6;000;00 41;000,00 39'000;00 a 68,200:00 12.600.00 35,000;00 ' ann_nn epreciatiori Fund- - $ 780;00 end &-Interest_Fund 9;50000 ank notes &-Int 6;3500"00 lent Additions 10;000;00 perat,ing_expenditurea 12;100;00 3ministrative 3;910;00 ;� 130;800;00 X ;es X00 35,500,00 $ 42 640.00 Yer dr IP, 14U.UU POLICE. INCOME* General Taxes ... •2i500;00 Expenditures • Police Pension Fund .:............. 2;500.00 Balance .....0000 FIRE & HOSPITAL. General T axes-• 321500000 Parkin meters 5•,200,00 37z70000 xpen ures: Bond'&'Interest 6;100;00 Operating -expenditures 229250;00 Administrative` 800.00 29;150;00 Excess o rece3p s over expenditures 8, STREET DEPT. INCOME: Mi•soellaneous 3;0009-00 General Taxes 12;0000'00 Parking meters 5;200000 •••••.. Gasoline �turntsaok 7;500;00 Aiito & Truck license 16 500.00 442200.00 xpen i urea:- .... .. Plant Additions 9;500-00 • Operation"expenditures 53;500;00 Adminis$rative 1 200,00 ✓� 64;200;00 Excess o expenditures over rete s Over 20 0 0.00 I 6AN1.1Al.LU1V LL'YT• INCOME:Y .._ Service" -to - customers 320000;00 Miacellazieoiia 500.00 32,500.00 Expenditures* Plant Additions 5;0000,00 Operating -'expenditures 37;500;0p � Administrative'._ --.- 3;800.00 ✓ $ 46-300;00 xr.ewa n e�cnend ores over race n s Over a " , • AUIPORT DEPT'* ncome:... Rentals.. :::.:............ 1;2000-00- - General"T-axe-s 6'200.00• $ 7,400.00.... xpen i urea: - Bond"& Interest 7,300;00 1620 •e eriditures 300 7 6200;0ie 0 xcess o e0eratii I CITY PARI{ &POOL• 'Rentals .:.............: 5;0000'00 General taxes 2;5009'00 Pool- 42000.00 110 500.00 Expenditures: Plant -Additions 10;000;00 - niiArta}in¢ eknenditures 5,800.00• ✓ $ 15;800;00 POLICE. INCOME* General Taxes ... •2i500;00 Expenditures • Police Pension Fund .:............. 2;500.00 Balance .....0000 FIRE & HOSPITAL. General T axes-• 321500000 Parkin meters 5•,200,00 37z70000 xpen ures: Bond'&'Interest 6;100;00 Operating -expenditures 229250;00 Administrative` 800.00 29;150;00 Excess o rece3p s over expenditures 8, STREET DEPT. INCOME: Mi•soellaneous 3;0009-00 General Taxes 12;0000'00 Parking meters 5;200000 •••••.. Gasoline �turntsaok 7;500;00 Aiito & Truck license 16 500.00 442200.00 xpen i urea:- .... .. Plant Additions 9;500-00 • Operation"expenditures 53;500;00 Adminis$rative 1 200,00 ✓� 64;200;00 Excess o expenditures over rete s Over 20 0 0.00 I (BUDGET CONTINUED) CITY PARK & POOL* PERAT ING: alaries ............. 3$5000-00 epairs &'Maintemance 500;00 ower ..:::":... :............ 750;00 upplies0 :.:......:......:........ 7509'00 ther expenses 300.00 STREET DEPT. PERATING_ : . alariea *0.:0.0.0.0.00.0.04 251000;00 - epairs & Maintenance 21000;00 upplie"s 15;0009P0 uto & Trukk expense 102000000 ther expense 1,500000 DMINIIST"RAT IVE: nsurance....................................... FIRE DEPT PERATING: alariea191000000 0000. ... epaira & Maintemanoe....... ." ",500;00 applies 000000::::.0: 500000 ato-'& Truols --- expense 00060040000. 1,250000 Cher expense 1,000.00 ftATIVE S e0. _ 0000 0000.. •C 800.00 53v500.00 12'2000-00 '$54,700.00 229250.00 0496 800.00 9G23_nSn_nn 3��y1 GENERAL FUND. INCOME: Miscellaneous 5000-00 Rentals" 2;400;00 Franchises 14,500000 General Taxes 70;0000'00 Barking meters 2502000'00 Building Permits & Fees 30000;00. . Business licenses 5,000,00 . Munioipal Court fines 148000000 Dog license 850-000 Comity rebate-M.Court &"L:L9unge -21100;00 Loan for R/W Highway No.71 35,000;00 $1750550.00 Housing Project 0000 .. 30000.00 Expenditures: Sank Notes & Interest $121000;00 Plant Additions 6,000;00 Operating expenditures =54;900:00 Administrative 15,750;00 ✓ P,coperty damage- R/W Highway 71 35.000.00 $123,650;00 Excess of rete p s over expen urea ................00.0— FORECAST OF ERPENDTTURES YEAR 195le WATER DEPT. OPERATING: , Salaries $18;000900 'Repairs & Maintenance 11;000;00 Service connections . 8;000;00 Power".: .. ............. 18;000;00 Supplies 6,200;00 Auto & Truck expense 32000.00 689200.00 AHMINIST"RAT IVES ---- Salaries -Office ..".:..:.......... $ 608000-00 Office -supplies &-Expense 2,000;00 Telephone &-Telegraph 300;00 Insurance ..................... 30500.00 120600.00 SEWER DEPT. OPERATING: Salaries .00000000000040 5;000900 Repairs & Maintenance 3,600;00 Service -Connections 300004-00 Supplies 2000'00 Other expense 300..00 12*100:00 ADMINIST RAT IVE Salaries -Office 3x6000-00 Office supplies &Expense 300;00 Insurance 10.00 30910.00 1 SANITATION DEPT. OPERATING: Salaries ...................... $ 30$000;00 Supplies 500000 Auto & Truck expense _10000.00 370500.00 ADMINISTTiAT IVE . Salaries -Office 2,000;00 Office supplies & Expense 300;00 Insurance 00000 1,500.00 30800.00 f AVIATION DEPTO OPEHTING: Repairs & Maintenance ............................................ , CITY PARK & POOL* PERAT ING: alaries ............. 3$5000-00 epairs &'Maintemance 500;00 ower ..:::":... :............ 750;00 upplies0 :.:......:......:........ 7509'00 ther expenses 300.00 STREET DEPT. PERATING_ : . alariea *0.:0.0.0.0.00.0.04 251000;00 - epairs & Maintenance 21000;00 upplie"s 15;0009P0 uto & Trukk expense 102000000 ther expense 1,500000 DMINIIST"RAT IVE: nsurance....................................... FIRE DEPT PERATING: alariea191000000 0000. ... epaira & Maintemanoe....... ." ",500;00 applies 000000::::.0: 500000 ato-'& Truols --- expense 00060040000. 1,250000 Cher expense 1,000.00 ftATIVE S e0. _ 0000 0000.. •C 800.00 53v500.00 12'2000-00 '$54,700.00 229250.00 0496 800.00 9G23_nSn_nn 3��y1 r 816 (BUDGET CONTINUED) FORECAST OF EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR 1951.. - ERATING:......... GENERAL FUND lafries ..: . ........ ...� 7;4000'00 pairs'& Maifntemance' 3;500:00 wrer ..: - ... .. 7;200:.00 to &'Truck�expense' 31#.700000 .lariea-Police :::::::::::::.:::::: 28;100; OD her expense 50000.00 54.500.00 DMINIST RAT IVE alaries-Elected Officials 8;0006-00 alaries-Of fice 32500000 ffice supplies &eapense...c 750:00 elephone &'Telegraph 5000'00 risurance :........................ 1,000;00 ail expense 700,00 ouse Pro iect :: 300:00 U5P.LLP _L JEEL.111b O11p1R V • • • . • . • i,Vvv.vv yv, .VV.VV yP. y,c.VV.vV I Alderman Kent made. a motion that, the BUDGET be adopted as presented, this mo - ion was seconded by Alderman`Richardson and was passed unanimously by the Council' Alderman Pratt introduced "AN ORDINANCE FIXING SANITAT IOB FEES IN THE CITY F FAYETTEVILLE$ ARKANSAS; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; AND FOR OTHER URPOSES." 1. The Ordinance was read in its entirety by Alderman Pratt, who made a motion fiat all"'the-rules be suspended and the Ordinance passed, this motion was seconded -by Alder- &Il'Richardson, and on roll call by the Clerk g the following- vote was recorded; Ayers i6hi dson�•Burge,"McGoodwin , Pratt, -Williams Kincaid, heflin and -Kent, Nays:Nonee nd the Mayor declared the Ordinance passed, as there were 8 Ayes, and no.Nays. - - Alderman Kincaid made a motion that the emergency clause be adopted, this otion-was seconded by Alderman Williams, and on roll call by the Clerk, the following vote' as`recorded;-Ayes: Richardson, Burge, McGoodwin,'Pratt, Williams, Kincaid, Heflin and Kent* ays':-Nonee-And the Mayor declabed the" emergency. clause adopted, as there were 8 Ayes and o Nayse COPY OF ORDINANCE N0. 9.91 •.. 'AN ORDINANCE:FIXING"SANITAT70N•'FEES IN.-THE7..CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS; D xi EPEALING ALL ORINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE* ARKANSAS: action 1. From and after the passage ,and approval of this'ordinanee, all-garbage,,waste rid refuse in the. Cit.— -of-Fayetteville,- Arkansas shall be collected regularly by'the employ- es of the -City of Fayetteville;Ark"ansas and for said services the Sanitation Departmentl- f the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas,or its duly authorized employees, shall collect fees s set out in th8:>following schedule: , A:fee of Two Dollars and twenty-five cents ($2.25) per quarter, payable in advance,' s hereby levied for each single family dwelling house actually occupied as a residences B. A --fee of'Two Dollars and twenty-five cents ($2.25) per quarter, payable in advance, is -hereby levied for each seperate unit of a multiple family dwelling house actually occu- pied as a residence. C. The fees"mentioned in this Ordinahce and particularly in Sub -Section A and B of this Section are hereby levied on -and collectible from the person who in contemplation of the law is the head of the family residing in the dwelling house unit. "The head of the -family" -is defined as one who controls, supervises and/or mamages the affairs about the house." D. In the' event that in contemplation of law there is no head of the family,the fees set out above are hereby levied on and shall be collectilble from each adult residing on the -premises, provided however, that nit more than one fee per quarter shall be paid for each dwelling house unit in which there is no head of a family E. All' -business and/or commercial houses, boarding houses, rooming houses, fratertity houses, and sorority houses and other similar establishments shall be charged the following rate: Daily Service (Except Sunday)........Twenty Seven Dollars per quarter _Three times a week ..... Thirteen Dollars& 50cents " Twice a week .... Nine Dollars per quarter Once a week ......-, Four Dollare & 50 cents " The -person* firm'or corporation being served shall,have the right to designate the number of -calls per'week"which in his judgment are required in order to keep the premises in a Isanitary oondition,and-free from fire hazard, and the rate charged shall be determined by the number of weekly calls made. provided, however, that in the event the number of calls aper week as fixed by -the person.'firm, or corporation receiving the service is insufficient �o.keep said -premises in a sanitary condition and free from fire hazard, additional service may be rendered at the request of the Mayor; the City Health Officer, the Sanitation lcommittee� or the Fire -Chief, as the case may be, and the charge for such additional calls shall be added to'the above"rate and collected iii the same manner as if the property owner had designatedthe additional_-'ealls-'as necessary,-- WHBREAS it is necessary to take proper precaution and regulations for the collection of garbage, the proper collection of same is necessary for the protection of the citizens of the City of Fayetteville- Arkansas, an emergency is hereby declared to exist Id this ordinance is found to be necessary -for the immediate preservation of the public peace;healt and; safety, and the same shall be in full force and effect from and a e its bass age and approv �THI 2' h DAY L RUARY, 1951. APPROVED /"Awows` PASSED A AF VED• _ IP ATTEST: ayor e 3ci1 Letter to Alderman Williams made a motion that the Mayor be instructed to write a letter of commen• Fulbright drati76n"to,Senatoiv J'W.Fulbright of Arkansas for his service in investigating the Recon- struction Finance Corporations this motion was seconded by Alderman Pratt, and was passes unanimously by the Council* Alderman McGoodwin made a motion that the Mayor be instructed to write a letter of commer Letter too dation to the Fayetteville Fire Department for the work of the Firemen in winning the File Dept... Northwest Arkansas hose laying trophy at a recent contest in Van Burens Arkansas, this motion was seconded by Alderman Kent, and was passed unanimously by the Council* Letter to ..Alderman McGoodwin made a motion that the Mayor be instructed to inform property owners,on�ASSEMBLY ROAD that, the must install ro er §ize'tile"fbr drains a under their Pr Letter wto p p g iv ars to dreways, this motion was seconded by Alderman Kent, and was passed unanimously by the Council. install I The Mayor presented a request from H.W.Younkin, President "'o£ -the UNIVERSITY CITY the TRANSIT COMPANY to restore BUS SERVICE to GRE ILA14p for Saturday§,only; from9i30 till 3:31 Alderman Pratt made a motion that the request be granted; this motion was seconded by. Change Alderman Kent, and was passed unanimously by the Council. in IBue c ryn� , +itr Schedule Alderman Burge made a motion that the Mayor be- instructed to"Senator J.W,Fulbri and one to Representative J.W.Trimble of the third -district saying that the Council"is in Letter to e'sted in' the results -of the investigation under -way concerning"the shipmenp, of the 936th ] Fu, right Battalion and headquarters group to Korea"', this motion was seconded by Alderman Heflin, & Trimble and was passed unanimously by the Council. Alderman McGoodwin made a motion that the`Mayor be"instructed to the property Letter to owner(ALLEN BANKS) that the side walk on'the North side of Mountain Street beginning at Alien school -Avenue and running west across- his property was in -very" bad 'condition "and must Banks be' repaired or rebuilt, this motion was seconded by Alderman Kent, and was passed unani- mously by the-Coui-dile"' 1_4_ Richardson made a motion that the City Engirieer"b e'instruetedyto advertise for Adq;for. bids 'on work which will protect- the- NEW'•RESERVOIR from 'ruiting.•out, -chis motion was seconc bids on "by Alderman McGoodwin and was passed unanimously by the Council. Reservoir Alderman Pratt introduced a RESOLUTION to clogs a portion of Highland Avenue, Alderman Kent made a motion that the Resolution be'adopted; ti'iis motion was secdinded by Alderman Richardson and was passed unanimously by the Council: (COPY OF RESOLUTION) WHEREAS, a petition s gne y the only property owners abutting on a portion of To close the' street affected was filed with the City Council of Fayetteville; Arkansas on February a part of 26th;_1951 asking that that portion of Highland Avenue lying between Louise Street and Highland Trenyon Boulevard be closed, Ave I NOW,THEREFORE; be -it resolvedthe-City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Ark ansas that -the 12th day of_March, 1951 bby e designated as the day for the hearing of said petition --and that the City Clerk -be and-he'is hereby authorized -and directed to give nota of such meeting by publication of said notice once a wee$ for two(2) consecutive weeks in the Northwest Arkansas Times. Passed and approved this 26th day of Februar 19510 Approved Attest Mayor Yaler1c There being no.further business, Alderman Richardson moved to adjourns seconded by Alderman Kent, which was passed unanimously by the Council, and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned. APPROVED: ATTEST: �� Mayor y Cleric