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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 01.07.1969r nn. 1_. . ' I I l Minutes of the Cit Council of Laurel I' Y January 7, 1969 ' A re lar ~e~~in of the Cit Council of the Git of Laurel Mont~.na ~ ~ ~ Y ~ s was held in the Council Chambers and way called to order bq~Mayor Kenneth ~i I Olson, at ? •3fl o'clock, P.M., on Tuesdays J~nuar~ 7, 1969. Upon taking roll call, the following Aldermen answered presents Walter Parker Louis Yoveti~h Roy Horning E. H. Ebersvi.ll~r,, 5r. I i James Southworth L3rl~: Jones I The minutes of the previous meeting were read, Motion was made by Parker and seconded by Horning that the minutes be approved read. Motion i, earr3ed. I Certain reports of the City of Laurel, Montana, ~rere pr~~ented a~ I, I', follc»ws s Repots of the Police Jude and Patrolmen. Motion eras made by Ebersviller and seconded by Hos~ning that these reports b~: approved. lotion carried. Reports of the Sanitarian were presented. Motion was made by Ebers~ri.ller end ~econd~±d by Southworth that these reports be approved. Motion carried. Health ~f~ieer'~ reports and tt~o Library Reports were presented. Motion was made by Ebergvi.ller and secoxid~d by Parlor that these reports be approved. Motion carried. RES4I,UTTON 1~0. 13 RES~LUTI4N N0. 135,~~ BEI~1G A REuQL~IdIV TRANSFERRING CII~TATN FUNDS OF THE CITY OF LAUREL, MONTANA, was pr~sent~ed.' Motion was made bye Southwor~h and seconded by Jones that this resolution be passed and adopted. Motion carried. A litter was read from the Montana league of Cities & Towns. Glai~s for the month of December were nresent~d for approval, and taayment allowed as f ollo~rs Payroll Fund 16~~~7.~5 Petty Cash 83. 0 Industrial Accident 1~0l~7.81 R3.chard Bl~ek 1tJ.00 H. Eber$viller, Sr. 1Q.fl0 G. L. Gass 1~. Roy Horning 10.00 Lyle; Jones 1~.~0 Walter Parker 1~.Ofl Jim Southwortl~ 10.134 I.~uis Yovetieh 10.00 Petty Cash 3~.8~ Water Department 193.50 Hill, Frank & Crow Gontributi4ns Fund 6~.1~ Dave Powers 15.00 Fire S3ept. 121A0 Gay Easton iS.~Q Contributions Fund 7fl.62 Contributions fund 118.fl9 Peter Thomson 1.00 Contributions Fund ?.39 Contributions Fund 9.2~ contributions Fund 15.20 Petty Cash 1~~,00 Contributions Fund 6~..2~ Peter TY~omso~ 1~5,fl0 Contributions Fund 26,76 Peter Thomson 5.C1~ Frank EminetM 16.t~0 Peter Thomson 1(~.~0 Cantri.bL~.ti.ans Fund 25.07 Gontributi.ons Fund .26 Contributions Fund 17~..l~3 Petty Cash ~7.~.9 Richard Metzger 21.7 Contributions F~rand 256.96 Contrib~.tions F'urid 22.72 State Board caf Equalisation ~,i59.~8 Contrib~.tion~ F~azad 3.3~. Tank Grabus 25.fl~ Contributions ~,und Lttt.yn Frank Gr~.bus 5 .00 Contributions Fund 138.3 Contributions Fund 2.13 Contributions ~znd. 3.~3 Gatiette Printing 2 .25 Mount~.in States Tele. 37.x.6 Street Gas Stores 2 ..28 Montana Poorer 91 •51 Montana Dakota Utilities 7~..5? Chemco Cc~. 1.74 United Building Center 5.~6 Caast to Coast 6.98 Laurel Outlook 21,((m American Press 3.~~. Johnstons 2. F3~. Mountain Stakes Tele. 81.;35 T~Ta~er f)perating l~2. ~(3 Garbage 3 5.2 Garbage # 2 15.?a~ Carbon Implement ~..f~8 Gambles 7.~2 Street Ga,~ Stor~:s 39.7 Krug Brothers ~7L~.~.U Latarel Auto Parts x..96 Selby R~pr3.nt 1.~0 rave's Mobil 179.5 O,ff3ce of St. Lands & Invest. 7.3'7 ~iat~;r ~per~ting 5.00 Sewer 1~.0~ Ye1l~wstone Talley Elec. 15.80 Krug Brothers 112.70 ~'iehtner Chev. 6.~0 Mounta3.~ States Tele. lb.,~~ A~ontarsa Dakota Util3t3e~ 25.2 . Tra Rodgers 80.06 Ladies Home Journal 7.Ot3 National G~ographie 7.5~ American Heritage 12.5 Montana Magazine of Western His. 8.(30 Doub3eday~ Co. 6.76 Edna Chapman l~.51 Americana Corp. 6.x.0 I L. I,... Minutes of the City Council of Laurel McNaugh~on Book der. ~.3.~~ Billings Gazette 26.85 Caro-Ice 18l~.flfl Wallace & Tiernnan 3.4Q Mountain States Tele. 1b.8~ Montana Dakota Utiliti~~ 97.91 Montana Power 123.93 Street Gas Stores .95 Gambles 3.32 Temperature Su~pl;~ 12.30 ~IcCormi.ck~s Food Mart 3.~6 Ne>rthern Pae3.fic 1.O.Ot3 Montana D~~ota Utilities 2.55 Montana Power .80 Johnstons 20.03 Street Gas Stores 2.6~ Krug Brotk?ers 1~.9~ Montana Poorer .80 Montana Dakota utilities 63.69 ~lon~ana Power 11.19 Johnstone 3.92 Krug Bra~hers 1. $0 Montana Power .8fl Mour~~ain States Tole. 16.15 Montatza. Dakota Utilities 25.2L~ Laurel Servieenter 115.8 Laurel Auto Party 15.20 McCormick~~ Food Mart 9.~1 Carl Trleissman & Sans 1~..3~ Chem~o Co. 6.9~ City off' Bi113.ngs 12.OE) Dr. R. J. Rosselot 10. 4 Tndiananolis 3adge 80. ~.9.3~ Billings Gazette 26.8 National Cash Register 3d~..~~ Crow ?5.00 P~ountain States Te1e. l~8,l~6 C. L. Adams 153.E)~} Haeh Chemical 5.9~ Carb-Ice Corp. 69.Qfl Montana ~al~ota Utilities 176.3 Montana Power 8l~6.66 Yellowstone Valley E1.ec. 3,00 Go~,st ~tv Coast 2.~3 Montana Dakota Utilities 6.10 Johnstons Laurel Auto Parts ?~2.~.9 Kenneth Beven 13.8(3 Industrial Towel 13.2 Str~~t 3.7~ Str~e~ [has Stores 56.51 Cleveland Cotton Prodts. X5.7? I~dus-~rial Equip, ll.i.2.93 Krug Bz'a~hers 2850 Farmers Union Refinger 16.5 A & A Builders 1l~.3~. Johnstone 16t?.}~9 Laurel Co-op Montana Elec. 67.85 Street 6.25 Water operating 22.75 Sewer 17.50 Grinnell Co. of Pacific 8.90 H. D. Fowler 339.~~ Yellowstone Elec. ~.3.8~ Midland Implement 56.9 Lovell Clan Prod. 190.fl7 Coast to Coast 23.62 Street 25.~~ ?~aurel Co-op 2.87 Street Gas Stores 12,85 Z. P. Anderson Tire 7.x..38 H C L Equipment 12.80 Carbon Implement 1.42 Water Qperatin~ 1.2~ Laurel Co-op 8.61 Street Gas Stores 38.65 L. P. And~~son Tire ~.~.12 H C L Equipment 38.l~(3 Garbon Implement 3.fl6 Montane. Power 396,t?5 Montana Power 39 .76 Street Gay Stores 3.78 Motion eras made bar Eber~vi7ler and seconded by Jones that these clams be allowed. Lotion c~.rried. Wm. R. Reinhart appea?^~d. before the Gauncil with discussion on a pos~~.b~:e solution to our garbage situation. After discussion, the Ma~ror then appointed the Street & Alley Gomrn~.ttee, to work with Reinhart the City i Engineers and himself,, with Dick Blaek a~ Chairman to try to resol~'e this utter, and also possibly taking the N. P. trash and try to ~limina~e burning. The Mayor stated that there was abflut 1St) ~ of !.t-inch water main to go to Riverside in the spring. 'ihe mayor a,SKed approval OI ri3.1. Uremmer • S 8.pj7~7.r1Lenenv t,c~ ~iC ~?Cll1G VCt Board, to take the plae~ of Fred Graff, deceased. Motion was made by Ebersviller and seconded by Parlor that this appointment be approved. Mot3.on carried. Gaston stated that the office force should inform persons renting Riverside Hall. for dan~~s ghat the Police ~upervi.~ion way only paid until 2 A.M. Jones reported. that the investigating comz~ittee recommended that the axea in question on Woodland be zoned from an R-3 to an R-~. Zoning. Parker made this recommendation in the form of a motion, seconded by Jones. Upon taking roll call note, the other four Aldermen present voted. '~to~', so this recommendati on was defeated. It was suggested that the entire Caunci.l have a meeting with the Zoning Board on Monday evening January 13th, at 5:00 o'clock, P.M., for discussion. Horning bra~ght up the subject of snowmobiles being licensed. Gaston stated that they should riot be allowed on Cite Streets. Th3.s matter turned over ~o the Police Go~nitt~;e. 1 i . , r- i Iii II . ~ r _ . Minutes of the City council of Laurel There being no further business to come before the ~ouneil at this I session, motion was°du3.y made and seconded that the meeting b~ adjourned. Motion earrisd. ~r orathy P. B dy, ~ Git~r Clerk Passed bar the City Council of the City of Laur~;l, Montanan and approved by the Mayor this 21st day' of January, 1969. enneth E. Olson, Mayor ATTEST ,x or oth3' P. der, City. Gle rk fi ~i I II I I I I, i i