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Minu es of the it un it f L urel t C Co c o a Y
Jul. 1 19~i9 s
A re ulax meetin of the Cit Council of the Cit of L~.ure1 g Y 3t s Montana, was held in the Council Ch~tnbers and was call~.d to order by Mayor ',II
Kenneth E. Olson, at 7:34 o'c1o~k, P.M.., on Tuesday, July 1, 1969.
Upon taking roll call, the following aldermen answer~,d present: I~'
Jackson F. Parlor Lyle E. Jones Bohn B~~lanwitch Fi. Eber~viller Sr. Walter Parker Louie Yovetiah
The minutes oP the r~vi.ous meetir~ wer r ad Motion was d b P ~ e e ir~a. e y
Parkes and seconded by Beslanwi.teh that the minutes be approved a~ r~~.d. I'
Motion carried.
Reports of the Police Judge;, and the report o.~ tMe sanitarian were
presented, Motion was made by Eber~viller ~,nd se~ondea~ by Jones that these
r~parts be approved. Motion carried. Police reports not presented again. `1 r
Custodian r~c~ pt~ as follows were presented for approval a$ follows
'i Gallatin County High School Building; ~igtriet, School Building Bond
Numbered H12163
12 Q X1,000.00 - bue 7~1~72 $12,000.00
School Di~triet ,~7 Yellowstone Gount~r, school Building Bond, 3.10 N~unbered H 121.6.
3 ~ $i,ooo.oo -Due 7-1-71 I',
7 ~ 1,Ofl0.~0 -Due 7-1-73 $10,0~~.0~
School District ;~7 Yellowstone County, School building band, 3.1.~~ Numbered H 1216
4 c~ $~,oao.oo - nue 7-z-74
2 ~ 1, 000.~~ -Due 7-1-75
2 c~ i, ooo, oo -Due 7 -1-76
2 ~ l,ooo.oo - ~u~ 7-1-77
2 '@ 1, ~fl~. Ofl -Due 7 -2-7 8 <~12, OflO. 00
City Hall Bond o~ the City of TTnlhite Sulphur Spring, Montana, ~..lt6~
Numbered H 1312
7 f~ ~3,0~0.00 -Due bi -annually from
9-1-?!~ to 9-1-86 i~al. $21,fl04.00
School bi~trict of Stillwater County, ~..59~ Numbered H 13129
1 C~ $3,75~.~~ -Due 8 -1-7i $~,7~~.~~
School District of Stillwater Count, 1t.~9~ Numbered H 13130
1 ~ ~3,750.~ -Dui 8-1-7~ X3,750.00
School District of Stillwater County, ~.~9~ Nzambered H 13131
15 C~ $3.75~.~~ -due annually from $-1-73
to 8-1-8~ incl. $~6,250.Ofl
City Ha11 Bond of the Cit~r of WZiite Sulphur Springs, Montana, ~t6~
Ntamber~d H 13132
1 C~ $3,00~.0~ -Due 9-1-7D ~3,fl00.00
City H~11 Bond of the City o~ White Sulphur Sprin~~, Montana, 1~,4E~
Numbered H 13133
1 Q $3,000.00 -Due ~-1-72 $3,x00.00
Sehool District of Stillwater Qourity, Montan~,~ 59~
Numbered H 1313.
~.c~ X3,750.00 - ~u~ 8-1-70 ~3,75~.mo
U. S. Tr~~.~ury Bondi of 19'~lt, Dated 5-15-6. 1/~.~ Dui 5-1,~-7~.
Numbered H 12162
U. S. Treasury notes Series A-71, Dated 8-1~-66 5 1/1~~ Dui
5-15-7~. Numbered H 1~~5~ $100,000.00
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Motican was m~.de by Ebersv.~ll~r and seconded by Jael~~on Parker that
these receipts be approved. Motion caarried.
Bonds for the following were presented fog approval:
Maxlene P~~.ff, City Treasurer
France P. Fisher, Deputy
Sharon L. Heiser, Clerk
M~~ion was-made by Eber~avller and seconded by Besl~~ritch:that _
these bonds b~ approved for a. two-year period. .Motion carried.
Claims for thc~ month of June, and until the end of our ~i~Qal year
were presented for pa yment a~ follows
Payroll Fund $20,2?~.~~ Petty Cash ~33.fl0
~tree~ Gas Stores ^.7~ Pria~s Pharmacy 7.??
Mountain States Tel & Tel l~2.27 Laird Radio 10.70
Mont. powar Co. l1fl.95 Street Gas Stores l~5.21
Mont. Dakota ~Jtilities 11~.~8 Nationwide Papers 7.3
Mont. Dakota Utilities 18.~~ Water Dept. 193. 0 Mark Walton 10.t~~. Water Operating 1~.Q0
Street 5.00 A. C, Conrad ~U.00
Petty Cash 7. ~2 Frank Murray 3. f
Tribune Commercial 22.~~ Joe Niehol.as 9.00
W3.11iams Ag~ney 37.8 Dave Powers l~.OfJ
'v'olunteer Firs Dept« 11~.~0 Gay Easton l~.~fl Mountain States Tel & Tel 83.60 Laurel Servi~enter ll~.~.
Hays Conoco Service 13.89 Bing Horn Supply, Inc. 131 .2
John Red~ian l~1.76 Maz°k Walton 19.x?
Water Operating 19 .75 Sweeping Dist. }~.t~0
Laurel Auto Parts 22.fl9 Western Construction Equip. 99.28
Tractor & Equip?. ~o. ~3~.6~ Street Gas Storey 170.'70
Krug Bros 7?8.~.0 Johnson .Ford 7.35 D~ni~on Machine Co., Inc. 123.80 American ail Co. 176.1~fl
smith Super Serv3.c~s 7 80 Dave's Movil Service 186. 0
L~.ur~I Co-op 9.25 Dave Powers x.69.80
Roseo~ Steel & Culvert Co. ~.~.80 Mimi. Mining & Mfg. ~8.,~0
Mont. Aeronautics Comm. 1l~8~.QQ Serer 10.00
Sweeping ~i~t. 8.Q0 Peter D. Thomson 1.00 Robert Manwea.ler 3.35 Petty Cash "6.~fl
Yellow~ton~ Valley Elec. x.8.85 Street Gas Stores 6.46 ~
Johnston,s 60.7,E Selby Re-Prim 1.9~
Keith Eldon ~O.QO U. S. Postoffic~: 2~.~fl
Mrs. Lla1e Shuey 2.1fl Peterson Tgpewriter x.88
Bro-Dart Inc. 2l~.30 Mountain St~.tes T~1. 16. 1 Mont. Dakota 9.~3~ Karen Bieber 7.00
M. b. U. lfi.~~ McNaughton Hoof Service l~3.fl0
Billings Public Library 22,1~i Sandy Gain 3.75
Hart-~lbin~ l~0.1~9 Western Constr~zeti.on Equip. 6.fl~
Petty Cash 2~.0~ Mountain States Tel. 16.8
Mont. Power Co. 197.x.2 M. D. U. 97,27 Street Gas Stores 6.87' Chuck''~s Rep~.ir Shop 1.00
Gambles 3.38 Laird Rad3.o l~.07
A11i~'s Hardw~.re .79 Gazette Pr~.nting Ca. 26.85
~5portsm~n ~ s Supply l~9~.. Sewer 7.OQ
P~,t~ Thomson l~~. Ot) M. D. U. 2. ~5
Mont. ?ower~Cb. 1.25 Jo1~n~~on~ v 13.5
street teas Stores 39.33 U. M. Wo1d t%o. 31.x.3 I'
T,aurel Auto Pare 9.'71 Gamb3~~ 8.77
Bid Ditch Co. 1.00 Krug Bros. ~ 7.fl0 State Treasurer 41.00 Pete Thomson ~.~0
Pett~* Gash 1.9~ S.E.C. Corp. 23.fl0
Montana Poorer Co. 1.~9 Laurel Auto Parts 11.6
Goas~ to Coast Store 6.11 Alli~'~ xardware 16.8
Johnston Lumber 11. ].l1. Thrift~.y 2.73
M. L. Brown Co. 9.36 Northwest Scier~~ific 2.2f? Prices Pharmace l~.83 J. C. Penned Co. 8.00
Coat to Coast ?.l~6 Laurel Outlook .~0
Stan Kinney 96.09 Pete Thomson 1fl.00
Montane. Power Co. 7.91 M. D. U. 27.36
John~~ons 17.95 Laird Radio 8.82
Al1ie's 1.66 Gambles ll.~l~ Mrs. Jake Frank 2~.fl0 McCormick Food Mart 10.93
Montana E1~atric 5up~ly 92.99 Mont. Power Co. 1.2
Delmar T. ~hlin 1~.~.0~ Maunt~.in States Tel. 18.32
M. D. U. L~ircl Rad3.o 1~.2
Street ras Storey 2~U.82 Petty Gash 1.Op
Hal"~ Conoco aervice 2. a0 ~riith Super Service ~3.5fl Fichtn~r C~evrol~t 2.l~a Gambles 7.70
Owl Cafe 1.8~ McCormick't~ Food Mart 6.3U
M. D. U. 1~.5~ Harris A€,eney 113.00
Cit~r of 13illin~;s ~.~00 John Redman X1.76
Dr. R. J. Ro~selot 13.fl~ Craz~tt~ Printing Co. X6.8
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Petty case ~9.~7 r~. n. u. 18.,0
Monroe International Div. 58.00 Mountain States Tel x.9.68
Van Waters ~ Rog~r~ 999.19 Wateo Chemical 886.~U
S.E.C. Corp. 69.00 M. E. U. 30.87 Montana Peawer Co. 1l~90.10 Yel.low~t4n~ Valley Elee. 3.Q0 -
Industrial `Towel & Covey 16.76 Tubman#a Food Mart 11~,~.9
Street 9.00 Sewer 28.U0
Laurel Co-op 2.5~ Street Gas ~tor~s 202.9
Kruk Bros. 6.~~ T,aird Radio 3.6
Cr~a~t to ~oa~t Store 1.29 Laurel Auto Parts 22.81
Gambles 13.l~~ Pries Pharmacy 7.6$ John~ton~ 166.20 Fairbanks Morse ~.~.9.,~6 ~
Grinnell Go. of the Pacific 208.26 Mark Walton 22.19
John Redman 20.88 Water Operating 17.E
Garbage ~1 .88 Garbage #2 2.62
Street 6.Q0 Kruk Bros. 6.~0
Frank Grabus 25.Ot? street Gas Stores ~.1.6?~ DeFrance G.M.C. .57 H-C-L- ~qu~.p. 8.20
Laurel Auto Parts 2.~.~ Frank (~~~bus X0.00
Garbage #1 .88 Street 8.50
Street Gay Stores 12l~.?0 L~.ure1 Auto Parts 7.~3
DeFranee Cx.M.C. 1.78 H-C-L Equip. 2~..6Q
John Redman 3 ;32 tdater operating ~.5.pp Street (~a~ Stores 8.91 J & W Welding & Machine ~.Of~
Bearings Supp1Y 5.5? Laurel Auto Party 2.3~.
Montane Power Co. l~39.2~ Montana Power Go. ~27.9fl
Street Gas Stores 26.8 Industrial Equip. 38.88
Thelma ~'reem~n 1l~.. ~3~,
Motion was made b~ Eber~viller and seconded by Jackson Parker that the elaim~ b~ allowed. Motion carried.
Letter way read to the co~cil a~ follows
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Laurel, Montana
Gentlemen:
Please accept this as my resignation as a member of the zoning
board for tie City of La.ur~l.
Due to the circumstances, I am unable to s~rv~ on the bard.
Sincerely,
fined )
J. J. Parker
Mc~tior~ was made by Ebergvill~r and seeflnd~d by B~~lar~witeh that
this resignation be accepted and a l~tt~r of regret written to J. J.
Parker. Motion carried.
David Murray appeared be~'ore the council and presented a letter, as Follows.
Mayor Kenneth Olson ~
City Council of Laurel
Dear Sirs,
We wou3d like to appeal to the Cit~r Council for a review of the
Zoning Hord of Ad~u~tment$ decision ruling against granting the varian~~ i of duplex units in blocks 1, 2, and 3 0~ the Mountain Vita Subdivision.
Arelaifiect cost of plans and sp~aifications for the pro~~et
proposed in Laurels are as follow.z. i
6.75% o~ 1st. ~loo,ooo.flo ffi $6,750.00 6.2~~ ~f next $20fl~000.~0 ~ 12,~~O.fl~
5.75 of bal. ~1~.8,~00.00 8,30.00
Total , .DO
This i$ based on a construction eo~t of approximately $x.96,000.00 le~~ the
cost of the land and improvements which is $1~$,000.t~O leaving a total of j ~I~l~B~ ~OO.Ofl.
Working plans for bid purposes as per Mr. Tom Br~.dl.ey, Cit~r
Attorney has been requesting for the zoning board ~o make: a d~eision i
figured on a basis of ~ per cent of this tot~.l cost of ~27,76~.f3~ which
~~,~~.1~ ~6, 94~. oQ.
We are basing our appeal on the f'a.et ghat it i~ prohibitive to draw
up speciE3.c plans and s~eeification~ for this large o~ a building program iI
until we have the apnrov~l of the City to build the project.
Respectively ubm~i.t~ed Raloh H~.tch ~R.ea Estate Mart)
Dave ~'~~rra~ `representing Laurel Security Co.)
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Motion was made by Jackson Parlor and seconded by Eber~vill~r that this matter be reviewed, and a hearing called flor another time in the near
future. Motion carried.
The.Ci~y Clerl~ announced the regular and special meetings to b~
held during the months of July and August. Ebersviller w3.11 serve ~~mporarily
as the chairman of the budget committee in the absence of Gerry Gass.
Another member of the budget con~n3.ttee to b~ announced within a few days.
Yovetich ~tat~d ghat the Gay Company has mush repair to 5treet~s and
alleys on the south side. the Gas company ~uarant~,es ghat these alleys will
be replaced in much better condition than the original. The Mayor reported
on this also.
Yovetieh retorted that the dog situation is not good. Daley stated that he had been using the man on the street work in~~ead.
Yovetich reported on the water situation.
Beslanw3.teh reported on doffs.
In the qu~~tion of dogs, the Mayor reported that h~ had heard
several times ghat persons h~.d called the pi~lice about loose doffs, and wire
told that their would have to sign a complaint before an~hing could be done.
Bradley stated that this is not necessary since the ordinane~ covers this
situation. This m~.tter way turned over to the police committee to straighten
out the poli.ee d apartment on this deal. Thy Ma~ror intends to ca11 a meeting of the Police Department and the Police Committee.
Beslax~witah stated that he felt that the aldermen should sti11 get
the ear allowance as will as the reaen~ raise. Ebersvi7.ler said that h~
feels that the aldermen are ~ti11 eli~ibl~ for the allowanEe. Ebergviller
to check into thi.~.
Jones asked about s~e~d limits near the parks.
Jones and Daley reported on the church basement.
Jackson Parker reported that the ambulane~ committee was in the
process of inquiring into a grant, po~~ible up to 57~ of the eo€~t in matching funds of 1~3~ for the City. the committee is st311 working on this, and will
report when there is an~hing further.
ThEr~ was much discussion regarding a f~ne~sd Public Dedieat~d Strut
near the Gertrude Gilley property. Daly reported on this.
There being no ~'u~ther business to comp befc~r~ the council at this
session, motion was duly made and seconded that the m~s~ting be adjourned.
Motion carried.
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Passed by the City ~ouneil and approved by the Mayor of the Cit~r
of Laurel, Mont~.na, this 15th day of Jul~r, 1969. ~y
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