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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 04.06.1971t ~_~.n Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Y April 6, 1971 A re~;ul~r mPetin~ of the City Council of the City of Laurel, Montana, was held in the Council Cha.mbPrs a.nd was called. to order by M~:~or .Kenneth ~I Olson, at 7:3~ o'clock, P.M., on TU_esday, Anril 6, 1971. ?Tnon ta.kin~ roll call, tie following aldermen answered present: ~ Roy Norn7_n~ Jacksr~n parker Lyle Jones F. H. Ebersviller, Sr. John ~~slwa:~ch Chuck Roc~~ers Louie YovPtich The mimztes of the previous meeting were read. I~~otion was made by ~es]_anw-itch and seconded. by H.od~*ers that the minutes be approved as read. Motion carried.. 't; Certa.in reports off' the City of Zauxel were presented as follows : I C Library report, report of the Pol3_ce Jud.~e, reports of the patrolmen. Motion w~.s ma.d.e by Ebersvill_er and. sec~nc~ed by Beslanwitch that these reports be a:~broved. PRoti~n carried. 4 Claims for the month of March were presented for payment as follows: Payroll Fund. 21,0~~.05 °etty Cash 7 .00 John F3eslanwitch 10.00 E. H. Ebersviller 10.00 F.L. xa.s~ 10.00 Roy Horning 10.00 Ly1.e Jones 10.00 Jaclcson F. ~ark~r 10.00 ~rarles Rodgers 10,00 Louie Yovetich 10.00 r 1nia.t?r T)ept. 163. 0 Water Deposits 15.Q0 ` Joe I~Tichola.s 15.00 P..ave Powers 1K.00 i Vol. Fire Dent. 17.04 Gav ~ast~n l~.Ofl { TnjatQr Dept. 30.00 °ett~T Cash 37.50 Petty Cash Lt.00 Montana S+~ate Treasurer lO.Od j. ti~Tater Pent. x_7.57 £'~tty Cash 1~3.01~ f. Ray rW: Rosemary ?~lohm 316.78 Tndustr~_a1 Accident Roard 1, 289.9 G ~?a1.s Gonoco 16.95 DeCarlo Conoco 15.00 I' La~_~.rel Outlook 13.00 O.M. Wold moo. ~!.l~..90 j H R C?xygen Suaply 2.~5 Industrial ~lectron~es 28.69 Mountain Bell 33.0 Yellowst,ane F3ank 3. ~0 Se1by Re-Print 7.20 Street Gas Stores l~la-.21~ G Laurel l~ut~ "art,s 8.l.G5 ~`4on.tana Power 129.13 Montane Dakota utilities 70.h~ ClarencR SonstP~aard 2..00 Vonnie T~zbman 17.0 Dorothy M. Frank 17.0 Charlotte Gunnels 17.50 Sarah. N~verett 17.50 ~ Vary ~ielterbra.n 18.7 Elsie Freeber.~ 18.75 An~PI_ine Hunter 1£~.7~ Grace Stadalman 18.75 I1ine UPh1.in~ 1.75 Jurie Ti~Tilliams 1.75 1 L~.ae1.7.~ '~roha.lz~?h 1cQ..75 Vivian Collins 18.75 ~?el1_ie Olmstea.c~ 1.8.7 Nancy Vaught 18.7 Edp.~he Pt~i.lli*~s 1£3.75 Hazel Barney 18.75 H Laurel Co-op 2.50 D~.nny ??arnPy 50.fl0 Contributions Fund 6£~.Z~.O Ha,rri4 A~Pncy 381.26 Mountain Be11 €31.4 La~zre1 Servicenter 3.80 E: ~ HQr..ry's S~.fPty Supply 29.9 Contributions Fund .83 ~ Harris ~.~;ency 17.33 ?~Tater OpPra.tin~ 11.2 ~ Ga.rba.~~ ~1 .88 ~arba~e ;~2 2.62 ~ ' Tractor ~~».i.~m~nt 6.OZ Toledo Scale 32.5 k Street has Stores ?_~.lA ~ru~ ~irothers 21.70 , C Schessler RPa.dy Mix ' 39,00 Za~zrel CotopPa~.rsoc 26h.00 `1a.1.l.etr rJ~ldPrs Su~~ly Inc. Starmonts ~nTeldin~ 150.00 Contributions Fund 5y.~tS ~ Harris .'~gency~ 381.26 Yellowstone Valley Elec. 2?_.10 Sewer 15.00 Yellowstone ~T~ll_ey ;:~1.ec~ 10.97 Police De?~artment 900.00 Contributions Fund 5.57 E Harris _~aency 31.G.66 Edna Shuey 2.08 F Mountain Be11. 1~.g1~ Montana Dakota Utilities 26.17 ?-ieasst Magazines 9.00 Mcl~T~.uahton Book Service 101x..86 n~3na Tait C~a.pman 5.63 Midwest Div. of Raker R: Tay. 1 6.28 { Contributions 9:~3 Harris Agency 31..66 American Oil Co. 9.~3I~ Fiartline Pr~~~_zcts Co. K.30 ?~TestFrn Construction I.~,7~ Contributions Fund 14.6 S.F.C. Corp. 18..00 Mountain T3~11 16.85 'h r?ontana P,akota TTtilities ~ 3~~.~3 Montana. Power ?..68.07 ~ Gamb1.P Story .9l.~ Contributions F~.znd. ~9.01.~. ?iarris A.~en.cy 3 .66 Montana. Dakota Utilities 8.8l.~ i. Montana Power ~ , 25 Stre~+~ ~xas Stores 6.16 s Coast to Coast 1.09 Joh.nstons Zumber 1.30 Ca.rban Im~1~mPnt 26.~~ La.urel Coop 1.30 ?~i~ Ditch Co. l.OQ Contributions F~znd. 28.72 ~ j H~.rr. is a ~rency 311.66 C7_~.r~nce Karst 25. Q0 ~nTater Oz~eratin~ 2.~0 Montana Power Co. l.?7 ! John Jour~ens4r. 1Z~3.75 Northl.a.nd Steel 71.30 F Crane Supr~ly Co. ~.~3.60 Contributions Fund 1 .53 Montana Power Co. 9. ~5 Monta.na T'ak~ta. tTtilit~_~s ~5. 2l.~ Montana Power J_. 2~ Mountain Bell 26, 75 r ~aontana. Dakota TJtilitie~ 26.17 Laurel Servicenter 158.25 ~ Smith. S~xper Service 2.~0 Laurel GU1f Service 2.00 j k { _ _ - -,--r-- I .,...,..L_..> .~,...-,::~....._...~_-,~-.H..,:.~_A..~-...-"„ -f-.--.~e:~--~_~~`.~:~ i. ~ J_ <s.~ ,F-r-,^.~.,-,.~c~l.. ~.-...~.F-,d -s _ _ - , Minutes of the C1ty Council of Laurel i C Laurel Alto Parts 2.X30 ~'ichtner Chevrolet Co. 31.;~-. 20 C7a~nble Store 1.80 Russell Uniform 1Z~.1.50 Dr. R. J. Rosselot 79..00 Motorola Inc. 1,5~1~.~0 s' Contributions Fund 253.58 Harris Agency 69.32 Gazette Printing 50.60 Mountain Bell L~5.30 'I John J. Daley lOl.6I~ Great Falls W~.ter Dept. 25.00 I' S.F.C. Corp, E9.00 Van ~Taters Rogers 2,139. 0 r!~ontana Dakota ?Jtilities 1.71a.1a.9 Yellowstone Valley Elec. 3.00 4 Montane. Power Co. 929.86 Laurel Auto Parts 5~t.95 Montana electric Supply 33. ~9 Johnston's I~~zmber 3.70 Power Transmission Equipment X2.36 Coast to Coast 27.37 ~ BParinms Sub~ly Co. 9.96 United Building Center 16.2.1 ~su~ t3rothers 1.25 Hach Chemical Co. 6.70 Gene's Pharmacy 1.00 Street 10.00 Sez~rer l.~~.50 Smith Blair 89.3? r Crane 5,zpply Co. 20.,5 Grinnell Co. l.G30.~1 C';, Montana Powder 11.30 Rorkwell Mfg. Co. 101.32 r Strut Gas ~t~res 70. s6 `'a.lley Welders Su~~ly 9.00 Industrial ToT,~Pl RE Cover 16.70 Fischer and. ~'ort~r 232.0 Contributions Fund. 391a..?~0 Harris Agency X93.20 r Richard P'~etz¢er ?.~0 Street 8.OQ Tractor Fquir~ment 1?6.~0 Street Cxas Stores 26. 8 Laurel coop ~_.~~,12 T~a.urel Auto :?arts 7.86 " Contributions Ii'~.znd Harris l~~ency 1?.33 Richard N~et,,~~r 22.50 Street 2li.00 Tractor Rf r'glt7.1JTriP21t 3?9.50 Street Csas Stores 80,~~0 La.izrel Coon Ii5.38 Laurel Auto Parts 23.60 'I T Qc~ ~3ieber 3X0.00 Contributions Fungi ~ 260.68 Harris Ar~enc~r 17.33 Contributions Fund. 2.?_6 ;i A o~a 1~7 P t~,r C 1 Harris ,_..ncy 17.33 on~ana o er o. .~-39.25 ' Police Fund. 7_,200.00 Montana Power Co. X27.90 Police Dept. 1,200.00 Street Gas Stores ll.~.a.8 Contributions Fund 3.1.5 Social Security Div. 1,661.66 Stag ~3oard. of Fqua.lization 1, 2I~7.56 a hio+.i_on was mace by Ebersviller end s~condcd by H~rninff that the claims be allowed . Moti ~n carri.Pd . I~tter was re~.d from I~. P. ?-iilliard as follows t Mawr Ken Olson L~-.~rel.. Cit~r Council La>>re7., Montana. 5 4. ~xentlemen T would 1ikP to a.n~le for a C _tv License under dour citl ~ ordinancE ;~'ti87 to operata a community antenna and. closed circut te7..evision system in the City of Laurel. 1 r ( Attacr.~d is mTr personal chick for X100.00 cover~i_n~ the license fee for the first year. r. t 7 f. "curs irerv truly G (signed) E. P Hilliard Lett,Pr was read .from Mountain States Communications as follows: ' RF: Status Cable T.V. La.urPl, Montana C 'the ~r~,jected. start ha.d to be delayed Wending recei?~t of. F,t;,r, micro wave permitt's by the common carrier wb.ich. servPS us. Thy: primary signal nermitt,'s have begin ~;rantEd. and the secondary si~na.1 ones axe expected sr.o-_-~tly. r Barri_n~ any major problems, the s~;rvice should be in operation bar this summer. Gh l? ~lery tru'1_y yours, (si~?ned.) Thor Myhre 'r ~ Hilliard a!~?~e~red before the council to answer any questions. After discussi3n, motion wa.s made by Parker and. seconded b~ Janes that a lr~cense be issued to Mr. 'i T-?i_lliard. motion carried. Letter was read from Lee Metcalf re~a.rd.~n~ Ra.ilpax. This matter with attached matPri~1 wa.G ha_nd.ed. to ~'~ersviller for action. The City Clerk asked the aldermen to return the books from the Montana Zea.:~ue of. Cities and. Towns, or brinm a ~fi10.fl0 check, for its re- ~)_.acement. i r Ml~utes of the City Council of Laurel w This being the time and place for canvassing of the ballots .from the April nth City Election, the City Clerk presented the count by wards r k ~.s .f o1_lows r. ~ FIRST W~1R.D - R~~istered Voters 621 -Votes mast ?~0~ - E5.1~ s; Mayor - Iaouis Yovetich - - - - - - - 2~.5 ~ C~~ylord Easton - - - - - - - 1E~0 Police Jude -Walter P~enello- - - - 351 'i ~1! u Trea.G~xrer - M~,r~~.r~et Kamerzel- - - - 363 Aldermen - T~. H. EbArsviller - - - - 213 - - - - - - r rank Fi~a.rtle 1 y Ervin Metzler - - - - - - 218 MontPe TnTallace- - - - - - 186 Erlick---------- 1 i Henry Kaiser- - - - - - - 1 ~ is SECOND UJARD -Registered Voters .533 -Votes Cast 3l~.0 - 63.4 k 1 Mayor -Louis `rn~Tet1CY1 - - - - - - - ~.~0 a ~'xaylord Easton - - - - - - - 169 i E; police Jude -Walter Menello- - - - 29~ Terry Kerr------ 1 Grant Lawyer- - - - - 1 ~ :J. E. DeFrance- - - - 1 ~ 'r: Treasurer - Mar¢aret Kamer~el- - - - 3Q2 G ~ Dorothy Herman - - - - - 1 1 ~ (~1d.ermPn - A1~x nua.ne ??ehm - - - - - 179 1 Albert Ehrlick- - - - - - 112 Freund, Theodore- - - - - 113 j= Thomas Kilna.trick - - - = 197 j Robert Kilpatrick ~Jr. - 1 j I r THIRD tnT~RD _ Registered Voters I~.58 -Dotes Cast 239 - ~3 r ~ M~.vor - ? ouis Y~vetich - - - - - - - 128 4' ~ CaylordE^ston----•--- 111 !i f ~i Police Judge -Walter MenPllo- - - - 211 Loma Yov~tich- - - - 1 II Terry Kerr- - - - - - 1 ~ :t, Treasurer -Margaret K~merzel- - - - ~21 P Aldermen -John R~slanwitch- - - - - 97 '~ia.r~ld ~3uxns- - - - - - - lh6 Jackson F. ??a.rker - - - - 168 I k I~', F~TTRTH WARD - R€aistered. Voters 3Q4 -Votes Cast 152 - 50 Mayor -Louie Yovetich - - - - - - - 76 f ' - - C,aylordE~Stor~------- ?6 Police Judge - TnTa7_ter I~lenello- - - - 132 j~_ _ I~ar~cTin Carter-- - - - j ` Treasurer - Mar~*arPt Kamerzel- - - - 1.3~ j 4 P.I.d.ermen - Tr.omas Hard - - - - - - - 79 James KucPra- - - - - - - 53 f' CharlAs ~.odc~~rs - - - - - 8~ A...r~TY~omn~on------- E~8 1 Notion ti~as thin made ~y Bes]_anwitch and seconded by Ebersviller that this canvass be accP~ted. Motion c~xried. i I No. of Registered `Toters - - - - 1,916 ) I~ ) Total of s9.E5~ voting TTo. of ner5ons voting- - - - - - 1,137 ) h f j r . r--.... _ ~ -J--.~ I I I r Minutes of the City Council of Laurel 7 Horning a.ske~3 some questions as to ownership of the Pond East of Laurel, 'n M r ported that this was owned b the Rod & Gran next to the Hlr,hway. The ayor e, y Club and was stocked with fish by the Montana Fish & Game Department. The Mayor then con~ratula.ted tY~e winners of the City Election. j, r' Alderman parker re?~orted. on the Snorkel box. He stated. that there has ~ been strenous objection to making the a7_ley one way from West, to fast. He stated that the committee would recommend that this not be done at this fi~~.me, and. that ~ public h~~.rinr~ be conducted at some f.~zture time. Motion wa.s made by darker and sPCOnd.ed b,,r Fbersviller that the recommendation of the committees be a.cce?~ted. Parker stated that the committees would be .glad to meet with the ~o4tm~.st,~r at any t~ me. Motion carried. I P~.rker reported comr~laints regarding repair of an a11ev torn up by the M.~.tJ. Yove~ich stated that the City shou~~ re?~air its okm streets also. Mayor Olson stated that this was a matter for the Street and Alley Committee. Parker stated. that he wanted to con¢ratulate Yovetich on his election as Mayor and at the same time thanked all the aldermen a.nd the present Mayor Olson for the ~nnortunity of working with them d.urin~ the past two ,years. A1d_erman Jones reported. on the Yellowstone Valley Medical Society. ~ ~ccord.ins? to this report,. it would cost the City of Lav_rel about ~2, 000.00 per year to mainta~_n this service. He stated that the Schools would. ~ossibl ~arti.ci!a~te also, but that he had not yet talked to P~1r. Wollan. He mentioned k" more reports at the next mPetina,. is Fbersv~_ller asked oprrnission t~ leave th€~ St~.te. Motion was made ~ by Beslanwitch and seconded by Jones that permission be granted. Motion carried. { I t He also stated that he wo~zld. like to see sign marked ~tNo Parkin from 1~ere t,o all.zy'~ at the 7.oc~.tion of the snorkel box. This muter way ~ F referred to tre Cittj ~naineer. a Tbersviller brought up the subject of James R. Duke, a.tiaa.ter customer that has liven the office trouble and a resulting shortaffe. After discussion 4 motion was made by ~bersviller that Per. Duke be notified that his water would a be shut off and. left off until such time ~.s he paid this bill. Motion died ~ for lark of a second. Yovetich reported on the ~,efler's water damage from broken water ~ lin.e. Estimate about ~382.n0. He stated that the City is ~robabl~r 1i~b1~. If the Council feels that the C-itJ has an abli~;ation, th.e ins~.arance co. will ~ re-open the case. In view of this fact motion was made by Y~vetich and seconded by BPSlanwitch that the Council on record. as feeling an ok~liaa.tion. N`oti.on ca;~ri.~d. i 'k' Yovetich stated that he wa.s ha~n~j far the persons who were elected to the Council and. that the campai7n carried a healthy atmosphere. He also stated r that he felt little disappointed. that some of_ the previous aldermen did not choose to run for anther term. He compl..iment,~d the pr~sQnt Ma.~ror for doing a good .job. City ??~n~ineer rPport~d that ~.vid Murray requested the council to y , f brim into t_ C' I..m't ne It ~ z s the South of Block 11 & 12 in La m 'v' ur ac Subdi lsion. , City Attorney stated that the city had. a policy not to take in less than one block at a. time, a.nd asked for time to look it u~. Mayor recommended that this ~ ~o col ra iir~ r~on~i rin ~n n~l-~ nv.v~.-,tr 1 n r~r.ti s~~ .~v. fllf.~.+, ...a 1.« "D ..,,..1 .I ~.i~.. ii .i.t ut? vV~1~A,.L~1~~ sari ca.VV?/1 I1G_Y i7 '.l'•1ii11 VL1• t: l'~/V,J_Vll WQ~7 SIICI.U C. U~/ 1G1~L1C1~ CS.11~.1. see~nded by .Jones to defer to the Mayor's recommendation. Motion carried. 1 The Major reo~rted that the County Commissioners hid ca11~d regarding the Cit -Count Lik~rarv end we~.r . a.vin a. m ' n . 1 y y e h ~ eeti on Az~ril 12th. The entire > Library ~?oa.rd will brol~a,bl~T attend.. j. l A Mr. T'fcrate ~~~~eared before the co?zncil end reported that the Boy Scouts were eoine to plant trees furnished by the F;.od & Gun Club around. the pond a.nd to take care ~f it for a. period of one year. Trees have been ordered. I The Mayor introduced Tom Hard and Tom Kilpatrick, new aldermen There b~in~? no further business to come before the council at this ~ session, motion was duly made and seconded that the m~etina be a.djouxned. Motion carried.. I orothy P• n y, City Cler 1 i i i 4 E; P j I~ I I I I i i i . ~ A ~ Y;.-t.ai-m. , .;.--_:~.,:,r. 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