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TION
2. That
Section
15
of Zoning Ordinance
No. 1008,
as amended, be and the same is
eby
amended
by adding
to
said Section 15 the
following
paragraph:
rd. "Any person, firm, corporation, City Official, or Board, aggrieved by a decision
139 of the Board of Adjustment, if previously a party to the proceeding, may within
ntinued, fifteen (15) days after the entry of said decision of the Board of Adjustment al
appeal to City Council and thereafter to the appropriate court to correct errors
of law and fact in such decisions."
Julian
Stewart
the
aint
itv
lied.
ECTION 3. That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance
ereby repealed, and this action being necessary for the public health, safety, peace,
rder, comfort and convenience, within the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, an emergency
s hereby declared to exist, and this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from
nd after its passage and approval.
ASSED AND APPROVED this 22nd day of July, 1957.
APPROVED:
T TEST : RO SC MOTGEORGE ,
A .
G i3, UITT' 1SM'
he City Engineer recommended that the City employ Mr. Julian Stewart, as Assistant
ity Engineer, for another month or until he is called into the military service.
lderman Williams moved to accept the recommendation of the City Engineer and employ
r:. Stewart, as Assistaht City Engineer, for another month or until he is called into
il2tary service, whichever date occursfirsto
he motion was seconded by Alderman bissett and passed unanimously.
he Mayor then reported that he had received a
bid from
Kirk's House of
Color for $1,250,
or paint and varnish work
to be done on the main
floor
of the Municipal
Building.
lderman Lunsford moved to
authorize the Mayor
and City
Clerk to enter
into a contract
ith Kirk's House of Color
to paint the inside
walls and
ceiling of the
main floor of the
unicipal Building with two
(2) coats and varnishing
the
woodwork with
one (1) coat,
or the sum of $1,250.00.
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he motion was seconded by
Alderman Alexander
and passed
unanimously.
ySs. The Mayor reported that Mrs. Fannie Walker had agreed to change the deed to allow the
r City three (3) years to build a bridge across the Town Branch on 15th Street, instead of
ge one (1) year as stipulated in the previous deed.
St. There being no further business, Alderman Alexander moved to adjourn. The motion was
seconded by Alderman Bissett and passed unanimously, whereupon the Mayor declared the
meeting adjourned.
• APPROVED:
F,
TEST
GEW(Uh; 1r9eVAV13s (;.LTX CLERK
Che City Council of Fayetteville, Arkansas, met in regular session, Monday, August 12,19:
3.t 7:30 P'. M.
?resent: Mayor Roy A. Scott, City Clerk George J. Davis, City Auditor Albert J. Jones,
:ity Attorney A. D. McAllister Jr., City Engineer W..C. Smith, Chief of Police Pearl
Watts, Fire Chief Burl Skelton, and Aldermen: Richardson, Parish, Holland,,Lunsford,
Williams, Bissett, and Alexander.
Mr. Kent then took the oath of office and took his seat with the Council.
The Mayor then stated that he wished Alderman Kent to serve on the same Standing Committf
and in the.same capacity as Mr. Bronson did.
Mr. Loy Stockburger and Mr. Fred Bailey appeared before the Council in regard to the
mance parking problem on Hill Avenue. d �'n a t7 TD E N o a Nc
9 After a brief discussion, Alderman Luns c move a
beProhibit parking on either side of Hill Avenue between Center Street and Treadwell Stre(
ded. and parking on 'West Side, Only' between Treadwell Street and Highway 62 West".
,The motion was seconded by Alderman Holland and passed unanimously.
The City Attorney then presented a Survey and. Quitclaim Deed and explained that the
zitclaim Attorneys for the University of Arkansas were requiring a correction quitclaim deed from
)eed jthe City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, to the Fayetteville (Arkansas) Chamber of Commerce
)r any Incorporated in connection with the Chamber of Commerce's gift of the old Oberman Manu-
iterest '£acturing Co. Building on North West Avenue, to the University of Arkansas, and due to tY
old .fact that the Survey reflected an encroachment of the Building on the East side of West
3rman Avenue.
Ldg. Alderman Bisset moved that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign the proposed
4uitclaim Deed from the City to the Chamber of Commerce*
jlhe motion was seconded by Alderman Parish and passed unanimously.
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The minutes of the regulak
meeting on Monday, July 222 1957, were read and approved.
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The Mayor then recommended
that Mr. Dale Kant be appointed to finish the
unexpired term
NT
of the late Alderman Be Be
Bronson.
OINTED
Alderman Williams moved to'accept
the recommendation of Mayor Scott and
appoint
Mr. Dale
ERMAN.
Kent as Alderman from Ward 12 to finish the unexpired term of the late
Alderman Be Be
,
Bronson which expires January 1, 1959.
The motion was seconded by
Alderman Holland and passed unanimously.
Mr. Kent then took the oath of office and took his seat with the Council.
The Mayor then stated that he wished Alderman Kent to serve on the same Standing Committf
and in the.same capacity as Mr. Bronson did.
Mr. Loy Stockburger and Mr. Fred Bailey appeared before the Council in regard to the
mance parking problem on Hill Avenue. d �'n a t7 TD E N o a Nc
9 After a brief discussion, Alderman Luns c move a
beProhibit parking on either side of Hill Avenue between Center Street and Treadwell Stre(
ded. and parking on 'West Side, Only' between Treadwell Street and Highway 62 West".
,The motion was seconded by Alderman Holland and passed unanimously.
The City Attorney then presented a Survey and. Quitclaim Deed and explained that the
zitclaim Attorneys for the University of Arkansas were requiring a correction quitclaim deed from
)eed jthe City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, to the Fayetteville (Arkansas) Chamber of Commerce
)r any Incorporated in connection with the Chamber of Commerce's gift of the old Oberman Manu-
iterest '£acturing Co. Building on North West Avenue, to the University of Arkansas, and due to tY
old .fact that the Survey reflected an encroachment of the Building on the East side of West
3rman Avenue.
Ldg. Alderman Bisset moved that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign the proposed
4uitclaim Deed from the City to the Chamber of Commerce*
jlhe motion was seconded by Alderman Parish and passed unanimously.
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Hefley Alderman Parish then presented a deed by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse V. Hefley which provides for
Street a 30 ft, street running East off Lewis "_venue just north of Wedington Drive, to be
Deed. known as HEFLEY STREET..
After a brief discussion,. Alderman Holland moved to accept the deed from Mr. and Mrs.
Hefley for the 30 ft. -street if the deed provides for a turn around at the East End of
the proposed hefley Street.
The motion was seconded by Alderman Lunsford and upon roll call the following vote was
recorded: "Aye" Richardson, Parish, Holland, Lunsford, Williams, Kent, and Alexander.
"Nay" Bissett. There being seven(7) "Ayes" and only one (1) "Nay", the Mayor declared
the motion passed.
Garland Mr. Garland Wheeler presented a plat of some land lying on the Northeast border of the
Wheeler City, and a petition signed by the property owners thereof, requesting annexation to the
Petition City of Fayetteville.
The petition and plat were filed with the City Clerk and no further action was taken.
Petition
Pas4d,
rarkiing on
Campbell
Avenue.
Routing
and
Parking
of
Springdale
Buses.
Re.iected
el pit
d.
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Repairs
at
City
Hospital.
Deeds for
15th
Street
Accepted.
Deed for
some land
on (South
Church
accepted.
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Piiblio'hearing non �,the;,Billy.;Duncan!,petition* fort„ rezoning..some:.property on South
of Avenue and just north of the City Hospital was passed, pending publication of a
ected notice.
Alderman Bissett reported that the Street Committee had recommended that parking on
Campbell Avenue be changed to permit parking on "-fit Side Only" instead of parking on
11F,,Side Only". �6
The ty Attorney was then instructed to prepare an ordinance to that effect.
Alderman Bissett reported that, after talking with Mr. Keith Skelton, the Street Committ
recommended that the Springdale BBQ b� &ed �t Wille as follows:
The S o'clock and 9 o'clock A.. M: use s a e r e on College Avenue and proce
on this avenue to Lafayette Stree , then turn East!one block to Washington Avenue, thenc
south to Dickson Street, thence west_to College Avenue, then south to Center Street,
thence west to Block Avenue and on around the Square ffia Block Avenue, Mountain Street,
and East Avenue,parking on North East Avenue just off the Square and alongside the
building where the Darling Shoppis located.
The buses will then proceed north on East Avenue to Dickson Street,.thence east to
Washington Avenue, thence north to Lafayette Street, thence west to College Avenue, and
north on College Avenue and Highway 71.
The ,pringdale Buses, at other times, shall follow the same route except that they shall
proceed on College Avenue and not make the detour to Washington Avenue, either by
Incoming or Outgoing Buses.
Alderman Bissett moved that the Council accept the recommendation of the Street Committe
concerning the route to be taken by the Springdale 'uses.
The motion was seconded by Alderman Williams and passed unanimously.
The Mayor reported that he had received only one bid, which was 0500.00, for the City
owned land where the gravel pit is now located.
After a brief discussion, Alderman Holland moved to reject this bid.
The motion was seconded by Alderman Alexander and passed unanimously.
Alderman Richardson reported that the Finance Committee had approved the bills and
moved they be allowed as approved.
The motion was seconded by Alderman Alexander and passed unanimously.
The Mayor presented a letter from the C.A.A. in Yb ich they requested that certain
repairs and improvements should be made at the Municipal Airport for the use of the
C.A.A. at their present location in the Airport Hangar.
At the Mayor's reuest, the City Engineer explained this work and stated that the cost
would be between 500.00 and $1,000.00.
After a brief discussion, klderman Williams moved that the Mayor and City Clerk be
authorized to sign a contract for this work.
The motion was seconded by Alderman Holland and passed unanimously.
Alderman Parish reported that he had checked on the re r w rk done at the City Hospit
and found the work very satisfactory but a great dea A k is needed than was authorize
Alderman Holland moved to have the extra work done at the City Hospital and to transfer
the money needed from the Hospital Millage Fund to the Hospital Board.
The motion was seconded by Alderman Alexander and passed unanimously.
Alderman Bissett moved to accept the deeds for the Right of 'hay for Fifteenth (15th)
Street, between Highway 71 and College Avenue, as granted by Mrs. Fannie Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Bayley, and Mr. & Mrs. J. Y. Madden. ,
The motion was seconded by Alderman Lunsford and passed unanimously.
Alderman Parish moved to accept the deed from Mrs. Fannie Walker for a strip of land
376.6 feet long and 40 feet wide, on Church Avenue South of Seventh Street, for
street purposes.
The motion was seconded by Alderman Kent and passed unanimously.
There being no further business, Alderman Richardson moved to adjourn.
'he motion was seconded by Alderman Alexander and passed unanimously, whereupon the
Mayor declared the meeting adjourned.
APPROVED:
ATTEST RCYo SOOTTv
G 0 GE J , CITY CLERK