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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 12.02.1969 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel December 2, 1969 A regular meting of the City Council of the Cit of Laurel Y s Montana, was held in the Council Chambers and was called to order by~Mayor Kenneth Olson, at 7:3U o'clock, P.M., on Tuesday, December 2, 1969. Upon taking ro11 call the following aldermen answered presents Rov Horning Jackson Parker Lyle Jones Garry Gass E. H. Ebersvil.7_~r John ~3eslanwitch Louie Yovetich The minutes of the previous meting were read. Motion was made by Fbersviller and seconded by Horning that the minutes b~ approved as read. Motion carried. Witter was read from the City-Golznty Air Pollution Board. ~,s Follows z The Hcanorable Mayor and Members o~ the City Council of Laurel, Montana Dear Mayor, and Gentlemen: Pursuant to the ~rishes of the Yellowst~r~e County ~3oard of County { Commissioners, who a.d,~pted the Billings-Laurel-Yellowstone Counter Air Po11ution Control Program ~n Nov~mb~~ 25, 1969, the City Couc3.3 of Laurel, Montana is hereby requested to approve said program ar~d convey Said approval to the County Commissioners aforesaid. This approval which is rPque~ted is only for the purpose of conveyi.n~ 'I. a sense of harmony grid solid.arit~r und.erlyi.ng the program as a further affirmation of the Agreement entered into by the City off' Billings, the City of Laurel, and the Yellawston~ County Commissioners on April 22, 1969. Yours very truly, ' (limed) Norman Schoenthal Ed Stowe, County Sanitar3.an, abp~ared before the council in this connection. after discussion, motifln was made by ~bersvil7_er and seconded by Beslanwitch that this ~.ction be approved. Motion carra.ed. Mr. Stows requested that a certifzPd copy of this portion of the minutes be sent to Norman Schoenthal. f Certain reports of the city of Laurel were presented for. a~pr~val as follows . Library R.ppor. t, report of the Police Jude, Health Of't'ic~r. s r~~ort, ~.nd reports o.f the patrolmen. Motion was made by B~slanwitch rind spcanded b~ Jones that these reports be approved. Motion carried. t ' Claims for the month. of November were presented for payment as follows: Payroll Fund 2a,32~.11 Social Security 1,1~68,~2 PP-tty Cash 9.00 John ~3e 1 s ~.nwLtch 1.40 E. H. Eb~rsviller Sr. 10.00 Gerald G~s~ 10~pp Roy Horning; 10.00 Lyle JonPS lO.Ofl Jackson F. Pa~~ker 10.00 UTalt Par~ter 10.40 j Louis Yovet3.ch 10.00 Water Dept. 1b3.50 ~I Vol. Fire Dept. 60.00 Dave Powers 15.00 Vol Fire Dept. 76.00 Gay Easton l~~pp i k Pe-~e Thomson 1~.f~0 R.nhPr+ Man~r~; ~p~ ~ d J~ JJ Petty Cash ~,~JO Water Dept 30.~Jfl Pett~r Cash l~0.00 Pets Thomson 1~~.00 Pete Thomson a.d0 Pe~~ Thomson 1fl.~0 W. L. Schwab 6fl.0~ P:=qty Cash 12.00 1 Montana State Treasurer 18.0 Petty Cash X2,36 j John Daley 50.00 David Michael 7p,~, Henry .Philhower X0.00 Mountain States Telephone 37.23 Montana Power Go. 119.28 Montana Dakota Util3.t ~s ~1.0~. Nata.onwLde Papers, Inc. 9.27 Bi31 Henry ~~.p0 Grinnell Co.,o£ Pacific 30.88 Water E~erating 7,~p sewer 1l~.0o Street ~,pp Mont. League of Cities 2 6.06 Johnston's Lumber 3b~.~9 2hurner & nordon Masonry ~48.~.b Mountain Stags Telephone 83.1p T.E.Nes~ Fire Fighting 516,90 Gsne~s Pharmacy ~~9Q Ha11-Per Machin~r 3.96 Tractor kc Equipment Co. I~.~6 Laurel Auto Aarta. ~t~.26 Sewer 15.00 ~e~~ Valley E1~c. Co-op. ~tf.30 Alex Robertus 2.00 Montana Dakota Utilities 5.~~ Edna Shuey 7,j~ Mounta~.n States T~le~hone 1,~.3~ Montana Dakota iJt~ilities 22.87 Readers Di,nest Assn. .3.97 American Her~ta~e Soc. 1~.5p McNau~;htan Book Service 6~..~0 Edna Tait Chapman 10.63 r The Baker and Taylor Ca. 2 ..89 Mrs. Robert Harris ~.~pQ ~ Water C~~ratin~ 2.50 Laurel Auto Paxts x.37 Coat to Coast x.26 Lovell Clay Products Co, 11l~.60 e - -r _ - - II I I F J Minutes of the Cit Council of Laurel ~ y ~ (C3.aims for the month. of November -continued S. E. C. Corp. 9~.(JO Wallae~ & Tiernan Division 3.~5 Mountain Stags Telephone 1 .10 Mohtana Power Co, 188.22 Montana Dakota Utilities 12~.3?~ BTF A Unit ref' Gen, dig. Corp. X6.16 Mont~.na Power Co. 1.2~ Montana Dakota Utilities .93 7 Laurel Coop., Assoc. x.8.27 Gambles 2.~6 x N.P,R.R. Co. 1.00 Johnston's Lumber 3~,~.5 Montana Power Co. 1.25 Montana Dakota Utilities 61.28 Montana Power Co. x.70 Montana Power ~o. 35. p5 Mountain States Telephone 16.97 Montana Dakota UtiZiti~~ X2.86 Smith Super S~rvic~ l~.t.~.g Hal?s Conoec~ Service 1.5Q Gambles 10.30 Coast to Coast „7 Meat Block 2.9~. A1~ Robertus 17.39 u City of Bill.~.n~s 8.Qa Dr. R. ~T. Rosselot 23.0 Mountain States Telephone X7.83 Montana Dakota Utilities Co. 345.52 Yellowstone Valley Electric 3.~ Montana Power Co. 1,080.90 Crane and Ordway Co. 1t5.~5 Johnston~s Lumber 30.20 United Building Center 1.6~ Industrial Tnwel & Supply 17. 1 Street 2.50 Seer ~~.0~ Coast to Coast 5.63 Kruk Brothers 3~,5p j Laurel Auto Parts. 11.16 Gambles 2,70 City Water Department 3.81 Amer3.can Waterworks Assn. 20. 4 AT ~Torthern Pacific R. R. Co. I0.00 Armeo Steel Corp. 8.2,$0 Garbage #2 6.57 Garbage ~1 ~.1~ Stre€~t 2)~.7~ Laure2 Coop. Assoc. 67.0 '1'', Gambles 2.7I 0. M. Wold Co. l~.80 Laurel Auto Paxts ~.?3Western Construction Equip. 25.03 I' Ha11-Perry Machinery Cc~. .99 Andersons Tire Co. 17.0 Western Construction co. 75.00 Water Operatinb ~,5p r'. AnderSOns Tire Co. 52.0 Montana Power Co. 139.25 ~ Montana Power Co. X27.90 Garba~~ #~2 2.62 i' ~ Garbage #1 .88 street f f 19.50 Water Oper~.ting 25.00 Krug Brothers 2~2~pp j Motion was made by Ebersviller and seconded by J. Parlor that the r claims b~ approved far payment. Motion carried. t Rohr Harnin~ reported that the committee would recommend that for i the present the cross walks at the schoo?~~- could be re-fainted until such time a~ further action could be taken f. or pedestrian and traffic control. Frances Fisher asked permission t~ leave the Stag . Motion wa$ made by Beslanwitch and s~;conded by Ebersviller that permission be granted. Lotion carried. City Engineer reported replacing a culvert a~ the South Park. Yovetich asked about toilet facilities at the South Park. Mayor reported on this. C3.ty Engineer r~port~d that this facility requires a seven-inch line. Yovetich stated that a hump was requested on f'if'th Avenue. After much discussion, motion was made by Yovetich and. seconded by BeslanwitGh that ` a hump be p1~.c~d on Fifth Avenue, and the location to 1~~ left 'to the dis- x eretion of the First Ward Aldermen and the City Engineer. Motion carried. i There was discussion as to encroachments on Main S-~ree~. No d~ei~ion. j Yovetieh reported on the ~arba~e situation. He stated th~.t hA would like to het the garbage rates compiled in simplified form, and have this published in the paper. Everyone is in fauor of this. The Mayor stated that some people wanted their ~arba~e can lids put back on the cans, and some df them wanted them left off. He su~Qested th~.t the residents paint the words either "on'f or R~offr~ so that the garbage " men would know what the residents wished. Af-~er discussion, motion was made by Beslanwitch and seconded by Jones that the resident stencil either one ' or the other on their can. Motion carried. 1 Jim Huff appeared. at the council meeting main, and asked for a progress report on the ~arbaae committee's finding, and also about Park food and Franks Grocery. Daley reported on this. The Mayor renortcd on Water Mains at River~i_de Park. 1 There being no further business to come before the council a~ th.is ~'essian, motion was duly made and seconded that the meeting be adjourned. Lotion carried. orothy P. ; ur~dy, City Cler Passed by the City Council off' the City of Laurel, Montane., and approved by the Mayor this 1.6th day of December, 1969. ,r` ATT ! Kenneth E. 01s'on' Mayor Dorc~'thy~ P. ?3undy~ "'Cit~r C1. k i i I I II II i I I i ~