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Minutes of the City Council of Laurel
May 5, X970
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A regular meeting o~ the City Council of the City of Laurels Montanan
was held in the Council Chamber, and was called to order by Mayor Kenneth E. Olson, at 7 30 o'clmck~ P.M., ors Tuesday, May, 197p
Upon taking roll calls the following aldermen an~wer~ci pre.~ent:
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Rny Hflrning Jackson F. Parker Lyle Jones Gerald Gasp E.H. Ebersvill~r, S
t John Beslanwiteh Walt Parker Lour Yovetich
The minutes of tl~e previous meting wire read. Motion way made by
Ebersviller and seconded by Beslanwitch that the minutes b~ approved a~ read.
Motion carriedr `t ~ I
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Certazn reports of the City of Laurel were presented gor approval,
follow : Library report for month of Apr~~, Sanitariat~'s,report of the Police ~ Judge, reports of the patrolmen. Motion was made by Beslanw3.teh and seconded.
by Gass that these re~por~s b~ approved. Motion carried.
Claims for the month of April wire presented as ~ollow~s
Payroll Fund $19,762.^1 Social Security Uivi~ion 1,~.99.3~ Petty Cash 79.4 John ~3~slanwitch 10.00
E.H. Eb~rsvi.ller, Sr. 10.44 G. L. Gass. 1~•~
Roy Hornig 10.0 Lyle Jones 1Q•a0 i;'. i~ i~ .`~f
Jae ks on r ~"A~Z' ~ ~Talt Parker l~ w {
Louie Yove~,ich 10.0 Wa~er~'D~partment 1~3.~~
k~ Dave Powers 1~.0a Volunteer Firs Dept; 172.C?0 f 30.0 E Gay Easton 15.00 Water Dept.
Petty Cash ~2.~~ P~t~r D. Thomson 1~.
f~ Petty Cash 5.04 Peter D. ~homsmn ~~•~0
Peter D. Thomson ~.0~ Peter D. Thomson lO.OfJ
Petty Cash 1.16 P~tt~r Cash t!.,
Montana State Treasurer 35.Q~ Petty C~.~h 55.96 Peterson Typewriter x.02 Pethrsor~ Ty~~writ~r 31.0
Mountain States Tel. 35.65 Yellowstone Bank 3•~Q ;I
Street Gag Stores 3~.~~ Laurel Co-op 9.~a
Laurel Aato Party 16.53 Chucks Repair Shop 2.44
Montana Power 113.33 Mont~.na aakota Utilities Co. 58.61
Thriftway 3.9~ Na~ionwid~ Papers 19.73
Coast to Coast 32.511 ~tre~t 2•~ Joe Nicholas 3.00 Johnstons Lumber 14.8
Mountain Mates Tel. 82.2 Laurel S~rv center
Gene's ~'harmacy 8.09 Sweeping Di:s~. 12.0
~E Water t~perating 1.25 Modern Wholesale 'Tire Sale 13 .78
A & I Distributors 7.~6 Laurel Auto Party 2~•~8
Coast to Coast ?.99 L~'t~T'EZ CO-cep 11.!16 Industria~I 'Towel ~.nd Cover 13.1. Street Gay Stores X3.18
Smith Super Serv~.ce 71~..8~ American Coil ~o. ~59.3~
f`! Yellowstone Valley Elegy. 12.fl9 Sewer 2 .00
Yellowstone Valley E1.ee.. 2?~.2~ Street Ga.~ Stores 1.3
Johnstons Lumber }x.01 Cooney Fr~.nk 10.00
National Library Week 6.00 ~d~a Shuey 16.24 Mountain States Tel. 15.60 Montana nakota Utilities Ca. 2 .89
- Saturday Review 16.0 H~xvest Years Pblsh. Co. 13.0
Life Magazine 11.95 McNaughton Book ~erviee 6~.~fl
Doubleda~r Co. Inc. 2.0~ Midwest Div. Baker & Taylor 12.79
f Western Construetio~ Co. x..35 Lovell Clay Products 16.8 i r _ _ . - . .n.._ __'_i_ l9A G~f,'1
Sehes~.l~r Rudy Mi~c 1z.UV r;lx rciver uonar~stie
S.E.C. Corp. 92.a~ Wallace and Tiernan Div. 3•sd
Mountain States Tel. 17.59 Montana Power 166.69
~ Montana Dal~ot~, Utilities 135.78 Gambles 2• Allies Hardware 2.01 Street Ga$ Stores 2.73
E DeCarla'~s Conoco 1.8~ Nationwide Paper, Ine. 6.87
w BIF a unit of Gen. Sign. 17.59 Ch.ica~o Pump ~•1
F Sportsmen's Suppler ~~9.97 Montatn~ Power Co. ~•2
Street Gas Stores 11.O1~ Johnstone T,w~?b~r 3~..~Q
k Montana Pew~r Co. 5.98 Franl~ Emin~th ~~•a 1,- Strut 8.~Q Montana Power 8.86
Montana Dakota U~ilit~s 63.l~.2 Acme Plumbing do Heating 1 .00 ,
Coast to Coast 6.l~2 Johr~Ston~ Llunber l~•~3
Montana Power 1.25 Mountain St~.tes Tel. X7.41
Montane. Dakota Utilities Co. 22.89 Laurel Servicent~r i5~..fl~ f f
Street Gas Stores 5.79 Smith. Super Serv3.ce •~3 Owl C~.f'c 2.6~ Coast tc~ Coast 5•a3 a
1}r. R. J. Ross~lot 3.0~ Peterson T~rp~;wri~er x.03
r Nation Cash Register 378.6? Mountain States Tel. 17.15
~ S.Q.C. Corp. 69.00 Montana Dakota Utilities Co. 1~.~..~8
Montane, Power Co. 1,Q~1.28 X~llewstane Valley Elec. 3•~~ ~ i
Hach Chemical Co. 11.92 Golden Anderson Valve Co. 11.6.2 ~ ~ Power Transmission Equip. ?~.?5 Coast to boast 7-~•~.0
Industrial Towel & Cover Co. 15.60 Chemao Co. ~5•~~'
Sewer 2tt.50 Grinnell Co. of the Pacific 19.00
~ ~.5 Street Gas Stores 98.00 f: A11i~ s Haardware 2 •
~ Laurel Autm Parts 24.81 ~a~?hle~ 2.3~t
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Crane Supply Co. 363.~t5 Sewer 98. 0
Street 26.50 Water f~~:r~ting 1$6.tl Johr~a Mansvill~ Corp. 2,299.5l~ Street Gay S~ore~ 32.93
E A_'~:& T Dist. 1.8~ HNC-L equipment 5.7.1.x.
Laurel Auto Parts .09 Western construction 262.E
t~Jater Op~rat3.ng 18.75 Street 1 .44
Cx Sewer 7.~0 Street C~as Stores 93.7
A de T Digit. s•1~.$ H-~-L Equip. Co. 1~.~.2 k 8
Laurel Au-~o Parts .30 Western Construction Co. 7 7.5 Mon~an~. Power Co. ~39.^~5 Montana Power Co. ~2?•94 'I
Str~st has Stores b. 82 I
Motion was"zna~e.~by Ebersviller and seconded by Beslanwi.tch that these ~laim~
be allowed. Motion carried.
This being the time and place adn~rtised for the opening; of bids for II,
refinery Dump, the city clerk way asked to open and read the bids, which was
done as follows: Proposed by Layne Minnesota Compaiay
One (1) Layne Short coupled Booster Pump d~sign~d gor 20fl~ GPM at
120' TDH, to operate at 117 rpm.
~hi~ pump will be designed and furnished in accordance With
the attached drawing PBO 218-A and flarth~r outlinged in the
u water lubricated portions of the following attaeh~d bulletins;
Layne Short coupled Service Pumps Bulletin 3U0 Layne Vertical Turbine Pumps Bulletin 250
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The Motor will be a High Thrust Vertical Holloshaft Types
a~ Manufactured by your ehoi~e of U.S. Electrical Motor,
Westinghouse or General Electric. The Motor will be 7~ HP,
3 PH, 60 cy, l~8~ volt designed for redu~~d voltage starting.
Ong (1} Reduced Voltage Starter ~.g Manufactured b~ Allen Bradley Co.
F for 75 3 PH, 60 cy, ~.8~ volts.
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Ones (1) Hand-0£f-Auto SPl.ee~ar sta~,ion for ~.bove starter. ~
for furnishing the above pumping unit F.O.B. Lau~~1, Mant~.na,
we are pleased to quote ,you the gum of FdUR, iQt~SAND SIB HiTNDRED
NENETY-SEVEN AND NO/100 Dollars $Lt,697.t
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F~ This being the only bid received, and the mount being greater th~.n way
budgeted for, the Mayor ~tat~d that hey would turn this matter over to the water
committee and the City Engineer tQ work out solution if possible. i
a esared Darrell Smith, r~pres~nting the Oil Work~r'~ Union No. 2-~.~.3, pp
b~for~ the Co1.zncil~ and pre5~nt~d the Mayor with check in the amount o~ ~5~5•a
~rhich he stat~sd was a voluntary eontrib~tion from the worker's them~elve~~ toward
the purchase and maintenance of a Laurel-based Ambulance Service. After the
press h~.d taken p3.ctures, motion was made end seconded that a liter of than~C- you b~ sent to the Oil Workers' Union. Motion carried.
Jackson Parker asked the City Attorney for a report in regard to
the County Commissioners and the Sanitary Landfill. Bradley Mated th~.t ~e had
been in contact with the County Attorney who Mated that the County~Co~n~missioners
desiresd his written opinion. The County Attorney statea teat ne Y:elt ~nati ~n~
Commissioners had the suthorit~r to subdivide this propert~r and levy for the
purpose of maintaining the landfill. However h~ stated ghat h~ had not yet
had time to write the opinion for the cominissioner~.
Walt Parker repor~~d that while the committee invest~.gati~~ the
amount of dumping at the landfill, they had not as yet, come up with any concrete
figures. He stated that the Northern Pacific and the ~'€~rrners Union are hauling ~
twice a~ much as the entire City of I,~.urel. Thy commit~~~ and the C3.ty Engineer
are to try to come up with a percentage, and will thew discuss a definite charge with th~~e two companies, which. have both exprtsred their willingness to pay
their share for main~enax~c~ of -the landfill.
Yovetieh brought up the sub~~ct of storm drains ~o relieve the
down water problem. There wa.~ much di.scu~sion.
Yov~ti~h brought up the subject of the break-ins in the business
district, and suggested a foot patrolman. There was much discussion ~.s to
having another Deputy Sheriffs and Highway ~'atrolman stationed hire in Laurel.
k Ron Hatcher appeared before the council to discuss the rep~.ir~ s~xi t~~ ~
Swimming pool, and them way much discussion on the purchase of a new filter for the pool that will pays the-State Board of Health Standard~c. D~.1ey i~
working on this. Daniel-Woods who was hired a~ Head li~egu.ard wants ~or~ money
than the $32~.0~ offend. This matter turned beck to the Recreation Board, .for
investigation and report back to -the next ~o~uric~:%~ meeting. Much discussion on
this matter.
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