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Home My WebLink About1952-10-13 Minutes45 OF MEETING OF SrPTE1jI8ER 29th, COIdTIi`IUED) There being no further business, Alderman Kent made a motion to adjourn, this motion econded by Alderman Heflin, and was passed unanimously by the Council, and the Mayor leclared the Council adjourned. APPROVED U-6. ATTEST: hr- Mayor i y Clerk Fayetteville City Council'met in reCular session, Monday, October 13th, 1952. esent: Mayor Powell M.Rhea, City Clerk J.PI.McGehee, City Attroney A.D.McAllister, City gineer John Mahaffey, City Auditor Harold Zick, Fire Chief Burl Skelton, and Aldermen: chardson, Burge, Hunt, Pratt, Williams, McAllister, Heflin and Kent. Minutes of the regular meeting of September 29th, were read and approved. lay Yoe H Pryor, Chairman of the Planning Commission, presented the Plat of Clay Yoe,and stated lat that the Cormission had not held a meeting since receiving the Plat. but said he felt sur It hey would approve it when theymet, Alderman Burge made a motion thgt the Plat be accepte entatively,to be made permanant when approved by the Planning Commission, this motion wa econded by Alderman Kent, and was passed unanimously. by the Council. The City Engineer presented the application of the Hailey Sales Co, for a building erniit at 2242 North. College, Alderman Kent made a motion that Building Permit 11.0,849 be slued to Hailey Sales Co., this motion was seconded by Alderman Williams and was passed nanimously by the Council. < The City Engineer';presented the application of Tom Pear.son,Jr.;for a Building Per - it at No.5 West Iv?ountain, Alderman Kent mad-.^ n mction that Permit No, 851 be' issued to om Pearson.' Jr, this -potion w -:s seconded icy Alderman Pratt and was passed unanimouslij by he Council. The City Engineer presented the application of the Pent acostal Church of God for Building PArmit at Razorback Road & Highway 62, A1•ierman Pratt made a motion that B1dC ermit No. 852 be issued to The Peyacostal Chuch of God' this motion was seconded by Berman Kent and vias passed unanimously by the Ceuncil. ules & The ~later Suneri.ntendent presented the following: R ,"ulaltion 3 MULES AND REGU ATIObTS 1 1! terra Govering ~later Cons,Option and Restricting Allouvable Uses During Emergencies. D pt. City Water Plant r ayetceville, Arl-ansas. Section 1. Under the autority of Ordinance No.953,dated the 15th of August, 1949 here are hereby nromulgaiyed the following Rules and Regulations governing the cpnsumpt•io d restricting the allowable uses of water during emergencies created by a shortage of upply of water resulting from drought, flood, earthquake, tornado, war,fire,light-ning, abotage and for any and%or all other causes that might emdanger health,,safety and welfa e f the citizens of Fayetteville, Arkansas. These Rules and :Regulations shall become effec,- ve upon approval of the City Council, and may be invoked upon the reconvmendatioft of the ater Superintendent and with the approval of .the Mayor and the Water i Committee. Section 2. Pursuant to the provisions of Section 1 hereof, the\Nater Superintend ri hall have the authority to curtail or prohibit the use of City Water,as, the emergency at and may require in the following order: 1. Lawn sprinkling, outside the City Limits. 2. Irrigation of gardens,crops, pastures,etc, outside City Limits. 3. The washing off cars,trucks, or other vehicles outsidrthe City Limits 4. Lawn sprinkling inside the City Limits. 5. All irrigation of gardens, crops, pastures, etc.inside City Limits.. 6. The use of Fountains, pools,or unessential governmental functions. 7. All commercial.or industrial use,outside the City Limits,not directl connected with the preparation or production of food or milk essenti to the welfare of the citizens of Fayetteville, Arkansas. 8, Thewashing of cars, trucks, or other v hicles inside City Limits. A11,Commercisl or industrial use outdid the City Limits. All commercial and industrial not connected with the preperation or production of food or milk. vj.. All commercial and industrial use for the preperation or production of food or milk not required within this City. ]i3`, The fighting of fires outside the City Limits. �controllong the amoil� and hours of the day that water may be used fc drinking and sanitary purposes only. Section 3. PUBLICATION Notice of any curtailment or prohibition of the use of ater as hereinabove authorized shall be given by publication in a newspaper having a eneral, bona fide circulation in the City of Fayettevslle, Arkansas. Section 4. Notwithstanding the order of discontinuance or curtailment set forth �n Section 2 wherein above, if in the opinion of the !later Superintendent and upon con- urrence by the Mayor and the Water Committee of the City of Fayetteville it appears that public interest will be best served by departing from the schedule set forth in Section 2 ereof, the Water Superintendent shall have the authority to depart from said schedule wring the period of the emergency causing such departure. Alderman Williams made a motion that the above RULES aarid2Regulat ions be approve his motion was seconded by Alderman Me lister and was assed animously by the Council Attest Approved i y C er Mayor ( 5- T.,c-,Line ce s safy,i,se'!o _daty water about the home or business such as washing windows, btildings, floors, porches,etc.and /or the use of water with a hose outside homes or withi btildings not necessary for the preervation of the health, safety and welfare of the citi- z ns of Fayetteville, Arkansas.) 460 Ni-ght roperty A ;roup of•property owners .from North Garland Avenue,where the City has ordered a, night Service veers 3idowalk installed for the safety of the school children living in that vicinity appears Cor the buses was presented which read as follows: n store the Council to ask the Council how much of the cost the City planned to bear, and G irland hey ware informed that the City would establish a rough grade, construct a foot bridge u A e, it one point and supply fill dirt. disconti S iths' A RIG_'E-OF-WAY DEED from P.B.Smith and Ethel M,Smith, husband and wife, and D ed for Lavon B,SmL and nary Virginia Smith, Husband and wife, together with -a Plat was presented, UNIVERSITY �IYST19UNSIT R -of -way ind Alderman))Plat be referred to the Planning Cmpmission for recommendation, this motion BY H.W. Younkin vas seconded((by Alderman Kent and was passed unanimously by the Council. Alderman Hunt made a motion that the request be granted, this motion was (sic ardson made a motion a e by Alderman Kent reported the bills had been audite4 and signed, and made a motion hat the bills be allowed as approved this motion was seconded by Alderman Pratt, and wa. assed unanimously by the Council. 1952 Alderman Kent made a motion that contract for theaudit of the City's Accountd"wt Audit 3iven to Hugh Scarbrough, CPA. this motion was seconded by Alderman Hunt, and was passed nanimously by the Council, "NO PARKINt Alderman Williams made a motion that a "NO PARKING" area be as on the 5:,.,th si-Jr or outh side of Lafayette Street from College Avenue to Washington Avenue and on the North Lgfayette ide of Lafayette Street from Washington Avenue to Mission Avenue, this motion was secon ed by y Alderman Kent, and was passed unanimously by the Council. F remen to Alderman Williams made a motion that the Fire Chief and two Firemen be authori ed a tend o attend the State Fire Convention at Forrest City November 5th -6th and 7th and that Conven- he dues of the thirty eight members in the Arkansas. State Firemen's Association at $1,0 tion or each member'be authorized, this motion was seconded by Alderman Pratt, and was passes} nanimously by the Council. . Ni-ght Bus A.letter from Mr H,W,Younkin requestng permission to discontinue night Service s�rvice Cor the buses was presented which read as follows: discontin- After a month's trial, vie are convinced that there is so little demand for nig u d 3ervice that its continuance is not justified: Vie har.ebyraskyyour permission to disconti Aeration of the bus making trips from the n,Square from 7:15 to 10:45 P,M, UNIVERSITY �IYST19UNSIT CO, BY H.W. Younkin Alderman Hunt made a motion that the request be granted, this motion was seconded by lderman Kent, and was passed unanimously by the Council. 12! 12 minut aThe request of the OZARKS RURAL ELECTRIC COOPER1ITIVE for the installation of prking wo 12 -minute meters in front of their office for the use of RFA customers was presented ,meters N.1derman Hunt made a motion that the.request be approved, this motion was seconded by" f Dr REA k1derman Williams, and was passed unanimously by the Council Alderman Hunt made a motion that the Mayor be authorized to sell Twelve small T sell Dieces of land along the Highway 71 By-pass that was left over from the purchases for th pieces RThGHi-OF-WAY for the By-pass;arid the:Mhyor and_City--Clerk be'aiithorized;to--exeoizte;-thedd o� land 1t, is*motibn was'-.-seconde&by Alderman Kent, and was passed unanimously by the Council. k•By-pass The Mayo-rhr.eportedrtlattthetPhitlllips'4,ioton/1-iad suhmitted the low bid of ,.51317.28 for I he Pick up truck "or the'Water Co, he stated that there were 3 other bidders, Alderman P illips Villiams Trade a motion that the bid of Phillips Motor Co.be accepted, this motion was M for Co 3econded by Alderman Richardson, and was passed unanimously by, the Council, 1 w bid on truck The Ivia%or reported that Clem W Thompson had resigned as Commissioner in Paving District No. 57, and recommended that Jack Sowder be appointed to take his place, Alder - J ck man Kent made a motion that Jack Sowder be appointed as a J.ommissioner in Improvement Svrder . istrict No. 57 to succeed Clem !ii,Thompson, this motion wass,econdea by Alderman Pratt,, C mmission nd was passed unanimously by the Council, or in Dist N:),57 There being no further business., Alderman Richardson made a motion to adjourn his motion was seconded by Alderman Burge, and wes passed unanimously by the Council, II nd the Mayor declared the Council adjourned, Approved :ayor Attest: City Clerk