HomeMy WebLinkAbout82-84 RESOLUTIONRESOLUTION NO. 82-R4
A RESOLUTION EXERCISING THE CITY'S OPTION WITH
C. DALE FREDERICK AND MARY E. FREDERICK FOR THE.
PURCHASE OF 5.63 ACRES ON ROBINSON MOUNTAIN.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE,
ARKANSAS:
That the Board of Directors hereby exercises the City's option
with C. Dale Frederick and Mary E. Frederick for the purchase of 5.63
acres on Robinson Mountain at a price of $1,421 per acre.
PASSED AND APPROVED this 17 day of July
Clerk
APPROVED
, 1984.
Mayor
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136.1 dump"; that the city does not now have a dump; that the Sunray du
is a private entitywhich the city. happens to use..: •
136.2 Director Bumpass asked the City. Attorney what the facts were which
allowed the decision to come about concerning allowing a private hauler
to have a monopoly. .McCord .explained the city in that case awarded
an exclusive franchise to a private:collector and a previous collector
challenged that action.
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136.3 Director Bumpass made a motion to defer action until the next meeting
(1) so that the City Attorney can review the contract with the.$unray
Sanitation dump; aid (2) to direct the city's sanitation superintendent
to inspect the vehicle to be used by Northwest Arkansas Waste Management
and give a recommendation or approval of that vehicle.
136.4 Director Martin:stated he did not think it should be the city's role
to keep private business from entering into a bad contract. =.. Martin
stated also he hoped the Board would permit the temporary contract
to continue until the issued can be resolved. ' Director Bumpass agreed
his motion would include temporary continuance of the contract with
Northwest Arkansas Waste Management. Director Martin seconded the
motion.
136.5 Director Johnson asked if the city's sanitation superintendent had
inspected the Sunray truck. Their representative stated the superintendent
sees the trucks on a regular basis. It was agreed that the sanitation
superintendent would be asked to confirm that he has inspected Sunray's
trucks. .- .
136.6 Upon roll call, the motion passed, 7-0.
PURCHASE OPTION/RADIO TOWER
136.7 Mayor Noland introduced a resolution authorizing exercising of
--a purchase option for 5.63 acres on top of Robinson Mountain, at $1,421
acre,
the
per for a future radio communications tower for the city.;,; ,
136.8 Director Johnson, seconded by Lancaster, made a motion
the resolution. Upon roll call, the motion passed, 7-0.
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