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~ Minutes o~ the Cit Council of Laurel Y
Septs~mb~ar 7, l9'T1
A regtal.ar meeting of the City Counc3.1 of the City of Laurel. Montari~., 'I
was held i.r~ the Cmwn~il Chambers, snd was c~.7.led ~o Dreier by Mapo~ Louis M. j
Yov~tic~, at ? :3D o ~ cl.ocsk P.M. ~ o~ Tuesda~r, September 7 s 1971.
Upon tak3.ng roll call, the fo11ow3.n~ aldermen answered presents ~
T~ Herd Jackson Parker Thomas Kilp~.trick E.H. Eb~r~viller~ Sr. I
Chuck Hedgers Ervin Met~~er
~ The minutes of the prsviot~ meeting wee read. Niotian was made by
~be~r~viller and seconded by Metzger that the minutes be? approved as read.
Motion carried. ~
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REESOLUTTC~T N0. 1.~t7.~, BEING A RESOLUTION E~ENI1IN(~ THE CORI~~RAT~ LIMITS 0~' THE EITY t~' LAUREL, 1~(3PT`PANA, TQ INC~tTDE ALL 4F' BT,(J~K SI1C (6),
M~UI~1'TAT~J VISTA SUBDI9ISI~N, was pr~~ented, Motion was made by Parlor and I
~e~onded by Ebersvill~r that th~.s re~oi~t o~ be d~elar~d passed end adopted.
Moti.o~ carried.
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RESQLUTTON ~d0. 1~e13, BESNt~ A RESOLU'~~~T II~PEI~DSNG THE CoRP~RATE
I,Il~TS ~F TAE CITY ~F L,AUREL, ~(~t~ANAy TO IBiGLUDE ~lLL OF THE ~~UTH C)NE-
HAS,F C~' BI,f'~KS TEI+T (10), ELE (11), AI+ID TT~IELVE (12), 4F LAURMAC SUBDT~J.LSTON,
was pre~~nt~d. A~'ter d scus~ian, mot3.mn wsa made by Kilpatr3~.ek ~d s~co~ded i
by Eb~rsviller that action m~ thiffi r~a~oluti~ be tabled ~t31 the next regular
~ec~t3.ng, Pending cl~r3fia~tian of water line problem.. Mot3.o~t ~~rr3.ed. i
I~ Ce~rt~ r~,porta of the city of Laurels Mor~t~na~ ire pre~~nt~d for
~ app~ov~1. a~ f ollc>w~ : Repo rtm~ of tie Patrol x~; report of the Polio Judg~a .
Motion w~.s made by Rodgers and aeeonci~d by Me~z~er that the~~ reporta be
apprav~d. Motion Qarrf.ed. r
Library repo~^t was presented for approval.. Motiars was made by
~ Kilp~tr3.ek and seconded by Rodgers that thin report be approved. Motien
carried. ~i
I Claim. for the month of August were pre~er~ted for approv~.7. ~.s follows:
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Fayrm].]. Func1 $28,21.96 ~oroth~ P. Bundy 133.3 Gli~to~ ~zd~rson ~3~•(~ Soc~.al Security ~~313.30
Petty Cash 162.OtJ Industrial ~l~,etrcnies 9.Q4
Ha1'~ Gonoco 278.l~3 ~sur~1 Serviaenter 8.0
DeCarlo's Condo l~1.59 Water Z?ept. 1~3 •
Fetty Cash 1~2.0~ Dane Powers
~ Vo1 t~~r Fire Dept. 2~.(?0 Ham. Qremm~r •f30
Petty Cash ~.0~ Y~1lowstone Co. Treas. 1.08 ~ Water Dept. 30.t~ Petty Gaah 59.Q0
Stan Kinne3~ 188.94 P~:tty Gaa~i ~t.8~
Mont. State Treas. 35. 4 Mar3.ene Pf~fF ~9•
Petty Cash 78.0 A~iont. Public Serv3e~ b.0
Vol. gire D~:pt. ltlG0.04 John J . Daley 76.6} ~
Peterson Typer~ri.t+er 31.50 Laurel Qutlook 6.80 G~z~tt~ Pr3.ntin~ 1.12.80 U~3.ted Bu3.ld3xig Center lp~.80
lu4'.,,~,•,+ n~ ,n Aml l 4~~i _ .~'i;rP.f3'f. ('~A93 Sf:er~?ffi 2U . QQ
rivsaaav~,a.sa a.rvn..~. i~+. ,r
L~.ur~l Coop 1~.~0 Montana Power 120.91 Mond. Dakota tJtil3t~.~~ 6.~~ Coaat to Coa.~t 7.
Willi~un~ Agency 10.t)0 P~ters0n Typewriter Z78.lt~ ~
Mot~tain Be11 87.50 Ha].~ s Conoco 14.58
Laure3 S~rvic~nter 1lt•~tQ ~uperiar Fire Apparatus 116.8
Wy~no CoYarnunication$ 27.x.6 Qrer~e's P~arma~y 9•~~t
Stormont weldi~~ 55•~~ Montana State univer~it~y 662.x.? ~ Water Operating 13~•7~ Garbage #1 3.
Garbage ;~2 10.0 Sweeper 84.OQ
Street Qras Stores 277.22 Krug Brother: 1,83 •5
I ~.ure1 Amato Party 16.Q5 B.L.P. Tire, Inc. 5a~~~
~.au.rel Outlook 1~..~m ~"armers Union C~n~r~.7. Ex. ~t6.1~.
Dave $s Movil service 266.0 Amerman O I Co. 3~.?~i
~,aurel Serv3.cent~r ,~~.~t4 Yellowstone Vslley E1e~. 19.68 Montana ~leetric 15.5 Sewer 1~•0
Yel3owstone valley 10.37 gamble •6
Street Gas Storey 7.~0 vaur~l Outlook 6.7
~aeonne Bieber 7.~U ~rnma Frank ~~•2~
Laurel Postmaster '8.40 Mountain Be11 1~.3
j l~cmt. Dakota T7tiLi.ties 3.6l~ Water Operating 10.Q W~~terr~ Gor~struction 6.98 Mvrii.chem Corp 31.28
Mounter Be13 17.51 Mont. I3akots~ II~ilities 72.93
Mo~ta Pe>wer 21~.2~ ~i.th & Lovel.e~s 10.95
W. W, t~ra~i..nger 17.2 Street Gay Stares x.60 ~
Gambles 1.m7 Laurel Auto Parts 8.19
l~ontan~ Dakcrt~a Ut~iliti~~ 11.6l~ Fontana F'~,rer 1.2
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Minutes of the City Council of La~a.rel
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Carbon S~?ple~e~t 11.9 Comet t0 Caas~ l~t.~
Strut Gan Storey •96 Ganibl~a Stoma 1.7
~.~.C. Corp. 23.E Mouxtt~a ~L1 14.1 ~+ipnt~a Peter 214.71 3t~rmant W~ldin.~
Gs~mble~ ~~ore 2.57 l~ontan~. Dal~ota Utilities 2}~.4lt
M~nt~a Poor 211.82 Coast- ~o boast 10.3.?
La~ar~s1 Aato Parts 6.~.~ S'~reet Gan ~tore~ ~.6O
Q~bles Story 2.93 Thr~.ftwa~ 20.].9
Montana Fewer 1.2~ fir. R. J. Ros~elot 16.OCJ
Water O~r~,ta.ng ?.~a T,sureli (}~t~look X1.7 Mountain Be11 19.67 Mouritai~ 17akota [Tti~.3:t~.e~ 3.6~.
~da1 ~ a Canoeo 3.,~4J laurel ~u~ ~ •0
L~ure1 Au~4 Pare 17.x? Fiahfiyner Ghsev. Co.
Fred' a T.V. .9~ Y~11ows~c~ae Co. 9~•(
Peterffion Typewriter 7•~~ laurel Outlook 39.9
Q.E.C. Corgi. 138.OfJ MQU~ta3.n B~T1 5 •27 Yellowstone Valley ~l~e. 3.~('IX3 ~orat. Dakota Utilities 16.34
Mar~~axia Powr~sr 1,867.1.x. Industr3.m1 Tow~1 2x.71
Ch~~ao Co. 16.68 ~oa~t to Coa.at ~t.76
utreat 43.54 aarb~e #1 .88
Q~ba~e 2.62 sewer ?7.0
~tree~t Gas Mores 11~~} Laurel Mato Parts 37. 1
B.~,~. T~.r~ Via. ~~~6~ E~r3.ru ail corp. 1 7.9 Mun~.Che~ Corp. 33.].~ ~~~~t 8 •
Tractor & Eq~.p~nerat 126.,~~ Strut aa~ ~tore~ 2~.6~
Tr~;~or & Egw3.pme~t 36.0? Zaur~1. Auto Partaa 6.13
K-C-L Fqui~nent 11.1 S.L.I. ~~.r~ Co. 6Ei.2?
Laurel Chitlook b.p~ Tnd~.str~.~1 Towel & Co. 3.7
Tractor & Ec~a3.pmen~ 379•~~ W~.ter operating 20.('~ ~ Street lb.E~O ~trc~~~ Gas Storey 76. 8
Tractor ~ ~qu3.~?ex~t 148.22 Lat~e1 Autp Parta~ 18.38
H-C-~, Equipment 33.3p B.L.M. T3.x^~ C4. 18.81
Laurel O~tlool~ 6.Q~ Indu~tr a3 Tawe1 do Co. 11.2
W~t~r Op~ra~3.~ LtO.(~Q Westchem inc. ?35.04 i
~tre~t C~a~ ~torea~ 19.88 Laurel. 44ut1ook 6.0
Montane Power Go. ~.39.2~ Laurel Outloe+k 6.00 N~ont~na Powaer Co. x.27.94 I.atar~l Uutlo~k 6.Q
~tr~et 32.04 Water aperat3.ng x.00
Laurel Qutlook 6.00 ~eWer 7•~ I
~,~,~r~:1 Auto Parts 34J .39 Al.l~ed Equipment 326.6$
Strut G~ Stores 30.21 Laurel Clutlook 6.00
~.otiex~ was made b~ Eber~~3.lle~ and seconded by Rodgers that the
cla w 1~ allowed. Motion Qarried.
Thank ytiau nc~ite from A~r~. Br~.dle r for tMe floxer~. St way rep0rt~d
that Bob Bur~a~ is i~ the hospital. 'l
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~lr~. Herter Philho~r appeared before the ccn~n~i~ ~o ea~npl~n about '~'i her nei~hbo~~ Nir~. Sarah i~i~ey, 720 8th ~tr~~t Wept. Ch~esf of Polio ways
instructed by the Mayor to inv~~ti~ate this complain.
a1~n aiad Lena Sbe~et~ appeared before the eo~anail re~arc~g the
w~t~r tapffi o~ Yellew~ton~ Avg. Referred to Ja~k~on Parker to report ors ~h3.s
s~abj~ct. It wa.~ tl~e opinion of the cam~3.ttee ghat this w~ nod the re~pan~3.bility of the ~ity~ but between the p~rsara~ involved in tlae 13~ae. They a~at~ that the
w,,..~m_.~,,,~k. i3.,e ~:,e ,~.,,,1:,.+ma 1,v tM~„ f' t.~ar vitts m dn~±_ n~:h line. end tht~~ then i
Yl1L WfF+ .Liiv s .a..u+v wcaw s w+lr+..~w ~+w rJ w
did mot gnat ~tzff3.aie~at xatsr. Ater muah d scu~~~.or~, motion way made by Parker ~n.d se~ond~d bg Kilpatrick that the city council agree t~ pr¢~v .d~ ~u~'~' c .e~a~
pr~s~s~ e for papa off tla~ ling, end that a contract b~ enured 3nta
tiai.th the water a~ac>eiat3.on (Yellowstone Water Assoc .at3.mn) setting Porth
theses facts. R~:fer .this matter t0 the C3.tg Attor~a~y.
Da~r3.d Pow~rs~ Firs Ch~.ef, appear~:d b~~ore the aouricil to ~~1~ that the ~ Mayor appo3.nt a commit~~ to wor4C with the ra3.lraad end h3ma~lf regard ~g fire II
prcr~eetion fcrr parts o~ the railroad props~^ty' aid ~o sit ~p ~e~aoa~ble charge.
The Niayc~r thin a~o3.nted the PA13.ce and `ire C 3.tt~e.
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Powers also asked for a check va~.ve for ftiveraid~ Perk. Th3.~ wo~3.d
be 3a the ~~ighbor~iood of $100.t~fJ ira~~~.].l~d.
I Dewy Nunn appe~,r~d b~fcr~ the council repres+~nt3~~ the Am~riQan
Legion club with regard to the hwnor ro11 of v~ter~na at Fir~mea~~ Pik.
They ~~.g~e~at that this b~ a p~rmat~~nt m~ume~t, apprmximately 60 inches h3.gh
bar 3D i~ehes wide ar~d 8 neh~~ thick, cud with the 3.nstal.latic>r~ of an ~~csrr,~a1
~'1amm~~ and to honor X1.1 v~teraris. Thiaa will coat appro~dmately $800.~tD.
The Mayor theme appointed a cc~mmi.ttee of Met~ger~ Hard and Kilpatrick.
City Attorneg t~ draw tzp an ordinari,Qe re~~rd3.ng ~h~ railro~.d blmcl~.ng
~cess to the South Side at the aro~s~ingss.
Rod,~ers repar~~d cn ~OZ EZm. City Attmrn~y sated that the property
has been gold.
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Minutes of the pity Council of La~.rel
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Rodgers reported that Pea~~y and Gompa~y wvu].d f ah their fertilizer II, ~rucak and one dr~.ver to ~~n,d the streets for X12.40 per hour. It was the opin3.o~ ~
of the council that otzr own ~ic~n and equipment be u8~d 3.n~ofar a~ ~o~s3.bl~.
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Radg~rs reported c~ the reac>mm~ndatior~.~s ors changes in orcl3~an~e~
by the P~liea~ csomm3.t~~e. After d3.scuss3.ony mot3.on waa m~€~.e ~y Rodg~r~ sad s~eonded
by Ki1p~t~i.ck that the ~ecomm~nd~tiarls of the ~omm.tte~ be adopted ~d ordinana~:s i, be drawn up ~m~nding the ~~ci~~ing orcLi.nana~$. I~o~ion ~au~r~.ed.
Rod~~;rs ~ugg~~ted th~.t ~h~ e~~ineer~ s p3.ckup b~ 1~,tt~r~d.
Rodg~r~ would like tm caa.]. a meet3.ng of the police ~cmua .t~~, a].1
police p~r~sonnel. ~d t2~~ Mayor. Mayor ~.ppoint~d Parlor ~.n add lion,, t0 rep~~.ee
Burns who probabl~r wi11 not bra able to s~t~~nd~ j
Mayer reported a meeting w3.th I~~.yor Fraser of B~1lings, ~t tie OFrl
Cafe at ? s~~ F.M. on Tue~day~~ S~pt~mber 1l~~ with the City Engineer, City Cl~:rk
and others ~tt~ndn~.
Eberev3.~.1.er reported that the Mayor wa~1.d l~.ke tc~ ch~~e the meeting
n~.ght~ from the f~.rst end third Tuesd~.~rs of each moth to the fire and third Mondays. Eberaviller made the motion, seca~nded by ParkQr that an o~d3.narsce to
th3.s effect b~ drst~m up by the City Attorney. Motion earr3.ed w3.th Kilp~~r ek 11
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K3.lpatr ~k r~portad cra the proposed S. D. P1~nt. Hs sated th~.t he ~I
Belt s~ax~rey was neceffiffia~€yy, wl~.ch would cost ~ppro~ .mately $~~D~t~.~. ~Ie stated 33 a~re~ of 18nd ~ou1d be pureha$ed fQr about $503U0~.~0. Parlor
commended the caimnit~~~ ot~ its Tt t at ve in this matter. There waffi much d3a~:~.
cu~sion, and the City Clerk was 3natru.cte~d to ccmt~et C1~. ,.borne Bri.n~k about
the matters of applying for a grant, etcetera, and to tell us what would be
needed first. ~I
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C3.ty At~o~a.~y to draw up a r~~o~.~t3.an allmw ng the Ma~ror to ~nt~r into ~n agreement with the ~ou~ty Comm~.ssio~er~ on the E~ner~~ndy Employm~n~ asst of
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Kilpa~r3ck reported t~ia~ water co tter had mgt re~g~rd~ig the
bi11 sent to the Reverend Holliday on weed gutting. H~ stated that ~.r. Holliday
could not be required to pay since he had not b~aen properly notif3.ed. '
Parker reque:tad a meeting of the Water ~o~rnittee after the re~.7.ar ~
meeting ~ ad~ourn~d.
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Hard asked about having a lump ox~ s3.xth ~r~c~t,
There being no further bu$3.n~~s to come before the eo~n~ l at th3.~ :e~~ior~, motion was duly made mr~d ~eco~ded that ~t~e m~;et3.ng b~ aei~ourned. Mot~.oa~ ~~I~
Qarr3.ed. .
orothY 'P. c1Ys C3.ty C1e v
Passed by the pity Cotu~a~.l of the C3. of ~,~tu~l~ ~nt~na, ~d
~.pprov+~d by the Mayor this 21st day o.£ Se~a~era ` 19Z.• ,j
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