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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 09.02.1969I', j' Minutes of the Cit council of Laurel Y ~epte~aber 2, 1969 A regular meeting of the pity Council of the City of laurel, Montana, was held in the ~duneil chambers, and was called to order bar Mayor K~nn~th Olson, at 7:30 o~clock, P.M., on Tuesday, September 2~ 1969. j Upon t~.king roll ea11, the following aldermen answered preset: j, Roy Horning Jackson F. Parker Lyle E. Jones E. H. Eb~rsvill~r, Sr. Walter Parker The minutes of the previou,~ regular meeting were read. Motion way made by Walter Parlor end seconded by Jones that the minutes be approved as read. Motion carried. Minutes of the Special me~tin~ of August 26th were read. Motion was made by Eb~r~viller and seconded by Walt Parker that the minutes be approved ' as read. Motion carried. Minutes of ~h~ 2nd special meeting of August 26th were react. Mot3.Qn was made by Ebersviller ~.nd second~ci by Jones that the minutes be approved as read. Motion carried. County Sanitarian~s report, reports of the patrolmen, and report of the Police Jude were pr~sen~ed for approval. Motion was made by Lbersviller and seconded by Jackson Parker that th~~e reports be approved. Mo-~ion earr3.~d. Maims for thc~ month os August were pres~nt~d .for payment as .follc~ww~ : Payroll Fund 22,~6~.91 Petty dash 168. 0 John Beslanwitch 10.00 E, H, Ebersv3.7.1~r 10.00 G. L. Gass 1~.0~ Ly1e Jones 1Q.C~ J. F. F~.rk~r 10.00 Walt Parker 10. U0 Roy Horning 10.00 Louis Yovetich 10.00 Water Dept. 1~~.~(? Dorothy P. Bundy 7l~.fi John Daley x;3.00; Kenneth E. Olson 78..92 Davy Powers 15.00 Volunteer Fire Dept 6~..(a0 Gay Fast4n 15.00 Pete Thomson 1~.~~ RQb~rt Manweil~r x.35 Petty Cash ~.~0 C. L. Adams ~00,0~ Water Dept. 30.00 Petty Cash l~5.00 Pets Thomson 4~.( Pets Thomson Stan Kinney 165.17 Pet€~ '~homson 10.00 Petty Cash 1.U0 Mont. State Treasurer 9~.~~ Petty Cash 5~t.78 Mont. Public Service Commission 6.0~ flur Saviours Lutheran 56.00 Industrial Accident Board 1,134,52 Social Security 1.,743.6 Reporter Printing 21.00 Mountain Stags Tel.. 38.82 street Chas Stores 15.96 Laurel Auto Parts 6.£30 United Building Center 7.x.7 Mont. Power 131.~~. Mont. State University llt~.66 NIDU 6.6l.~ Sewer 7.00 Johnstone 18.00 State Publishing Go. 2.7?~ Joe Nicholas 9.00 Contributions Fund 61.x.1 Mountain Stags Tel. 81.~~ Laurel Se~vicenter 11.10 Watco ~h~mical 2.23 ~ontribution:~ 68.32 John Redman 11~..8l~ Montana State Univer~i~y 227.b1~ Sw~epin~ ~i~trict 28..00 Sewer 31.0 Garbage 2.b2 Garbage ~l .88 Water Op~rati~g 127.0 r e r_r •e_ _ e.L _.v t n f1/1 r _'----'1 n__i _ rf_~t~ t r' n'1 V 6C W 11~LGF11E1@ i.,,ilp 1G.w .LF3.Ur'~l l+AU.~~ I"i':~.['bis 1,7~~.1 Bearings Supply Ca. 8.93 Orr~~ Trt~ek Salvage 120.00 T~aur~l S~rvicenter 86.96 American Oil Co. lt6.li6 Street Gay Storey 96.~~ ~,aurel Co-op 9~•~~. ~3yd.rotex Industries 1~3.8lt H R Qxygen & Supply 22.4 Laurel Servicent~r 17 .71 S3ave+g :Mobil Service ?_52.70 Krug Bros 1?~8~.~~ Contributions Fund 96. 3 Contributio~.s Fund .~1 Westinghouse El~atric 51.79 Yellowstone Vallee Electric 33.9 4. M. ~dold ~o. 7.90 L~ure1 Servieenter 2~.0~ Street Gas ~troe~ 1.33 Hydrotex Industries x.48 Johnstone 8.33 Contributions ~`ur~d 13.15 '~dn~ Shiny 6.21 Mrs. OK. Chapman 10.2 D M Wold 8.00 Mountain StatP~ Tel.1b.10 Montan~.Dakot~. Utilities 3.~3 Karen Bieber 9.~~ R. R. Bowker Co. 10()0 ~'l.ower & Garden Magazine 5.~~ McNaughton Book service x.3.40 Hart-Albin 37.71 Doubleday & Co. 22.00 Gontribution~ Fund 9.11 Western Construction Equip. 4~t.~2 j Laurel Auto Parts 2.80 Del Chemical corp. 1b0.70 Contributions Fund 10.95 Mountain ~tate~ Tel.. 20.x.7 Mont. Power 126.68 MD~t 81.It3 {ihuck~s Repair Shop 1.C~ A & I 1?i~tributors 12.$~ Polar Fu~p & Irrigation fio. 216.?0 Street Gas ~t~ores 1.33 Gamble 1.~0 Ted Bieber 2 .00 ~ Contributions Fund. 67.8^ Montarria State University 181.01 MDU 2.55 Mont. Power 1.73 ~~r~~~d G~~ ~tdres 2~:GC Hydro~~x Tnclustir~~ 10.96 ~ ~aur~1 ~ervicent~r ~~.06 -,T-r- -r--~~ i i I y _ e..,. ..,..mR,. _A Minutes of the pity Council of Laurel Johnstone 1~.~8 Ted Bieber ~~.00 Gambles Store 2.~6 Gdntribu~ion~ l~znd 31.3~t SEC ;harp„ l~6.00 Mountain tate~ Tel.. 1 .67 Mont. Power 1lt2.63 ~Contribut~mns Fund 3~.1~0 i NIDU 26.74 Montana Power 23.36 I Gamble 1.9~ John tons 2.d? contributions Fund 2.i6 Montane Power 9~t.2, Mountain ~tate~s T~1 17.~t9 Mort. Dakota Utilit3~r 3.8~ Streest has Stores 150.0 Laurel Servicenter x.00 Smith Super ~~rv3.ce 65.9 ~Tymo Communications 6.02 Scott's Cleaners & Laundry 1.~0 Alex Rob~~tus 18.9 (hal Cafe lt.~~ City of Billings x..00 John Redman 20.F38 Dr. R. J. Ross~lot 33.E Contributions d 1€~1.E30 Yellowstone Bank 8.3 Mountain States Tel X0.86 SE~G Gorp 138.00 W~.tco Chemical 463.5 Yellowstone Valley Elec. 3• Mint. Power 1611.3a NID~ 1.k.03 Fischer and. Porter ~0.~0 J & W A~achin~ Shop John tons 7~~~ Gambles 1.12 Mont. ~t~te University lllt.66 John Red.~nan 13.0 ~°ewer 3 .00 Cram & Ordway i69.~0 Street C#a~ Stores 61.71 Hydrote~ Snctu~tri~s 1~3.8~ Laurel Auto Party ~fi.~6 Co~~t to Coat 2.19 Midland Mat~rial~ Co. 5.(X1 Contributions ~tt~d Zy3.02 ('ontributions Fund 37.3 John Redman 24.€~~ Street 1.25 Water Qperating 1.2 T,aurel ~o-op b.~3 Strut Gay Mores 13.0l~ Hydrotex Industries 10.9fS ~auxel-~~rvieenter 1,0.70 Laur~1 Auto Parts 8.Q8 Texas finery Corp. 10. 0 Berkley Equip 9~.~~ contributions F`iand l.~ .67 John Redman. 73.73 Strut 21.2 Water Operating 7.3.7 Str~e~ Gas 5tor~s 38.7 Laurel co-op 13.10 Hydrotex Industries 32.88 Laurel Servieenter 452.10 Texas Refinery Corp 31. 4 Berkley Equip. ~77.2n Laurel Autry Parts 2~t.24 Ted Bieber 23Q.~ Contributions Fund 1b3.88 John Redman 93.96 Water Qp~rating 90.E Westehem Inc. 31~.~Q Street Gas atore~ 9.81 +Cont~ibutions Fund 8.~9 Montana P~w~r ~o. ~t39.2, Mond. Power ~.27.9~ G~xbage ~2 ~_q~ 2.62 Gatbage ~l .88 Strut 223 «~Q Water (7perating 30.00 Industrial Equip.. 28 .20 Bearings Supply Co. 2.8~ L~.urel Auto Pars 22.97 Street Gas Stc~r~s 11.97 Hyelrote~ Industries 16.lt~. Contributions Fund 8.91 ~ Motion way made by Eber~viller and s~condecl by J. Parker that th~;se claims b~ approved for payment. Motion carried. Resolution regarding the Mainstreeter was pr~sent~d a~ fal.lows: RE,~OZiJ'TION ND. 1371 i RESQI,UTION N0. i37Z, BEING A RESOLUTION PLACING 'I'~TE TTY QF` LAi3i L, MONTANA, OlV RECpRD AS OFPQSSNG THE DIS~~C?NTIN'UANCE OF THE NQRTfiERN PACZF'IC TRAIN KhT(.?WAT AS '.t~?E f~MAII~dSTREETERtt. P+Iotion was duly made and seconded that this resolution be declared passed and adopted and a certified copy made of ~ the carne. Motion earri~d. Jackson Parker reported th~.t the applic~.tion far a Federal Grant in connection with an ambulance s~rvica for the City of Laurel end vicinity way ready for signature. He reported the total project pudget of X21,350.00 of which the Federal Grant would be X12,000.00 or 56~, with the City of Laurel p3eking up the balance. J. Parker also reported that he hid had two complaints regarding the NDU failure to restore streets and alleys after work was done. Walter Parlor reported that in Helena Contractors had to put up a ~3,0~0.0~ bond, and the City had ~,n ordinane~ requiring that the streets and alleys be restored in the same condition as before the construction. He recommended that an Ordinane~ be typed up tc~ this effect and pre5ent~d to the City Council for approval and passage at the next meeting. ~ I. Jackson Parker reported on a meeting of the committee composed of Yovetieh~ ~ber~v3.ller~ City Engineer, City Attorney and him~~lf ~rhb mgt with the Women+s Club in conn~etion with their requested Street Light project. He ~ stated that it was they general opinion that this praject should cover the entire city rath€;r than 238 unit~~ and that it be plac~cl on the ballot ~.t the next regular city ~leetion which will be in 1971. No Special election was considered because of the iner~ased cost. Jackson Parker also recomm~nd~:d that this matter remain in the hands of the present committee for further study and recc3mmend~tion. Aft~:r d se~~sion~ motion way made by Walter Parker and seconded by Jor~s~ ghat th~a recommendation of the comm3.tte~ be acc~pte~d. Motion carried. I i I i 1-~-~. i Minutes of the City Council of Laurel 'i Ebersviller etat~d that in his opinion the inject spraying was much i I more effective khan any of tl-~e previous sprayings. Eb~:rsviller r~por~ed that the street sign on Laurmae T,ane has been stolen and should be replaced. He also stated that the ~i.ty engineer had promised to install a firs plug an Zaurmac Lane last fa11 and it has not yet begin done. This to be referred to the City Engineer when he returns. III t Walter Parker reported on a-stop sign on )nth and first. H~ stated that trees and shrubs obscure the stop gi n, and it is easy to miss it. ~'hief off' Police Gaston also reported another bad pla ce at the four ~aay stop sign at bth and T~dyoming. Both these complaints to be referred to the j City F~igineer to write letters staffing that these trees and bush~.s must come ~ out or be trimmed back. ~ Mr. & Mrs. ~nTatt~ appeared before the council again. Mrs. Watts a bed how long it could be before a foundation mu.~t be placed under a mobile homy. Walt Parker stated that ~h~ foundation should be build first before the home is p1~c~d on it. i~ity Clerk stated that building permits were i~su~d for six ~ months. Mr. TnTatts still wants an alley'. Walter Parker reported he would get in touch with on of the City crew to try and get this fob done in the morning. I City Clerk to cantaet Dick Metzger on this project. Where being no farther business to come before they council at this session, mcation was duly made and seeondc~d that the meting be ad~ovrned. Motion carried. Dorothy F. dY, City Clerk Passed by the City (;ouneil of the pity of laurel, Mont~.na, and approved by the Mayor th3.s 16th day of 5eptez~ber, 1969. Kenne ~ E. son, ..Mayor ATZ'.~ST ~ r l~orathy P. E3 Ys ~lty ~r I i I~, { ~,i ;~i. - ~I l I i i i I, - - ~ , , i ~ , it ~ ~ ~ i , p .f.'__ I ~'i I I I I III ~I I l I