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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 10.01.1968~-a-- _l Minutes of the City Council of Laurel October 1, 1968 j A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Laurels Montalaa, was held in the Council Chamber,, and was called to order by Mayor Kenneth E. Olson, at 7:34 o'clock, P.M., on Tuesday, October 1, 1968. ~ Upon ta~i.~g roll call, the following Aldermen answered present: Walter Parker Richard Black Louis Yove~ich E. H. Eb~rsv3.ller~ Sr. Roy horning James Southworth Lyle Jon~~ the ~i.nutes of the previous meeting were read. Motion was made by Black and seconded by South~to~th that the ~i..nutes be approved as read. Motion carried;. This being the time and place advertised for the opening o.~ bids on the painting contract for the stand pipe tank, Ci~~ Clerk was asked to open and read the bids, if and, which she did, as f ol1€~ws PICOULT PAINTING CO. S P~ C Z F Z C A T Z 0 N S 1. Painting a. Surface Prep~.ration. All steel surfaces mint be dry, clean and free from oil or grease. Sandblast in accordance witY~ SSPS specifications Igo. 6 (Commerical Blast Cleaning), to remove all mill scale and rust, and prime immediately. b. General '~~nk painting shall conform to tha applicable pro~ions of standards for FASAT~'S~TG AID R'EPAII~TI~tG STEEL TANKS STANDPIPES RES~.V~IRS AND ELEVATED T~N'KS ~'~R Tr,TATER S~OftAGE, A'W4dA D102, and modif"ieations herein. Paint specifications numbers refer tca the products cif. the Tnem~c Gompar~y~ Inc., Nflrth Kansas City, Missouri. The prc~du~ts of other manufaeturer~ including, but not limited toy Inertol Company Inc., Joseph Dixon Crucibl~~ Co., or 1 Carboline Co. will be accepted if satisfae~ory ev3.denc~ of quality and past pErformanee i~ submitted and approved by the Engineer. j The paint m~.nufac-~urer shall show percent solids b~ volume, reco~nmend~d j spreading rate, wet film thic~rness in mils and dry film th3ekness in mils ~ of the several coats, to obtain -~h~ final dry film speeifi~d. All material 1 shall be delivered in ~anufact,urer's sealed containers with the original ~ labels, intact, and shall carry the manufacturer's nams~ brand ar~d full application instruction. All materials shall be used exactly as specified by the directions. e. Inside Paint S sy fem. ~I~side paint system sha11 be Inside Paint S~st~n No. 2 (Vin~rl , coat. Mir~isnum cry film thielmess shall be 6 mils. d. E)utside Paint Stem. Outside paint ~~stem shall be a 3 coat alkyd paint s~*ste~ conforming to AW4dA D342, t~t~.tside Paint System No. 1, kri.th the following modifications: fro finish coats shall b~ fibred ce~lorsd alkyd aluminum applied in accordatiee with the manufacturer's reco~nendations. The two finish cc~a~s shall be tinted dif~'erent colors to assure complete coverage. Minimum dry n.. ..a_t_ s _ l~' _L X1'1 1. ,.~..C 1 w.. I11.Ii1 ~Gn1CKs8"i~ ~ilcill vC3 ] au~..e.v`r. e. Underside o~ Floor. The underside of the steel tank floor will not require painting. f. Inspection of Painting. He shall also furnish dry film thickn~;~~ detection gear to assure that tha xrd.ni~um dry film thickness 3.~ provided. P R 0 P 0 S A L F 0 R M Description of Construction: Blasting and painting of the sand pike tank j o~ the City of Laurel Water Plant. 1Vams of Bidder : Pic oult P~.inting C o. Address of Bidder: Box 847 Li.ttle~on, Colorado SCHEDULE D F PRICES B I A T(~`~Ab BID; C(~PLETE TANK-Seven Thousand Four Hundred Sevent Dollars ($7 ~70.~~) ~ ALTII~.NA~E BID -INSIDE ~1~LY -Five Thousand Nine Hundred & F'prty Dollars 9~.fl.~) Minutes of the City Council of Laurel A ah~cak in the amount of $750. 0 aeeon~panied the bid of Picoul~ Painting Co. GECfftGE EARL 1~~R`TON S P E~ I F I C A T I 0 N S Same as above. P R O P O S A L F O R M Description of Constructions Blasting and paf.nting of the stud pipe tanl~ of the Gi~y of Laurel Water Plant. Name of Bidder: George Earl Norton Ac~c~r~ss o~ Bidder ; 806 Kansas Aqe. Lovell, Wycxi~. SCHEI3ULE OF PRICES B:ID TC~'i'AI, BID: COMPLETE TANK Three ~hou~~nd Three H Bred Seventy dollars ~$3,37~.00) ALTERNATE BID -INSIDE ONLY -Two 'Thousand Four Hundred Seventy Dollars ($2,tt7~.~) Bradley stated that the Council ~Y~ould make sure the contractor's have a State Contraetort~ license. Ma~c>r said that he would like to tzxrn this matter over to corarnittee. After discussion, motion was made by Ebersviller and ~~:conded by Black that these bids be turned aver to the City ~gineer, the City Attorney, and the T~ater Committee, to cheep a~zt the licenses, and with authority to act. Motion carried. Reports of the Police and Police Judge were presented. Motion was made by Eber~~riller ~n~. s~ee~r~led by Horning ghat these reports be approved. Motion carried. Library Report was presented. Motion was made bg BlaQk and seccmded bar Horning that this report be approved. Nation carried. RESV~~rIO~ ~o. 1353 BEING A R.ESOLtI`~I~l~ ACCEP`PING THE REP~R~' 4F SHE ZOI~TING BOARD ~F A~JUSTI~NT, WI~REIN CHANGES AR.E BEG~~DED IN THE CITY ~F LAUREL ZONI~t(~ (~t,DINANCE AND CALLING A PUI3ZIC HEARING AND GIVING N(7~ICE `THEREOF. Motion was made b~ Black and seconded by Ebersviller that this resolrtation b~ adopted and the City Clerk given instx~a.ctions ~o publish notice. Motion carried. Claa.ms fox the month of September were presented for approva7.~ a~ .~ollc~ws Prue Pharmacy 13.~~ Mountain Sates Tel . 51«39 Laird ~lee~ric 2.25 Gazette Printing 36.80 Street Gas Stox°es 17.76 IInited Bldg. Center 9.00 Montana Power 99.7 MoMtana Dakota Uti1. 9.~9 Allie's Hardware 2.9~ ~ohnstons 2.2~ Y8'Gf•:r'9021 i E3WI'lti@I' 1~.tl.vt r~v~iavsa .~y~cwii.vci v..:4~+ National Cash Register 5S3 7fl Water Operating 3 ?5 1Kovntai.n States Tele. 81.30 Caro=ice 13.0 American ~a~'rance 16.80 Big xorn Supply 162.t~o Ken 01son~ Jr. 163.3 Miles Walton 171.60 Sewer 7.~0 Syaeeping District 2f~.~0 garbage # 1 1~..0~ Garbage ~ 2 x.2.00 Water Operating 1.9.54 Hall-Perm Machinery 19.~~ Tractor & Equipment ~.~t.22 Strut Gay Storey 222.8 Laurel Auto Party 3 .96 United Bldg. Gen•Ger 6.23 Zaur~l Co-op 7,Z0 St~dard Oil 87.9 ~,aurel ~o-~,p 179..~a~ Laurel Servic~nt~r- 33~..~5 ~'arrner~ Union F~~hange 1,805.8 Rr~a.g Brothers 3,57?.9D Krug }3rothers 3's77.94 N~.tio~al Cash Reis. 553.7( Qeneral 6.8~. Carol Johnson 3.'7~ Mon~s~r~a Dakota utilities 6.92 Mo~tain St. Tele. 20.46 farm Bieber 1 .00 Pareflts Maga~i~e ll.f3 Flying M~.g~.zine 11. Eelna Chaps l~. sZ Fontana Librar~r Assoc. 10.50 I{aren Bieber 1~.flfl t~at~r Operating 1fl.U0 Street 36. 4 ~'ohnstons ~t.7.~ Laurel Gv-c~p 20.Ofl Sewer 15.Ofl Yellowstone Valley El. 36.95 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel street Gas Stores 3. Q1 Johnstons 15.75 ScY~essler Ready Mix 251.62 Fairbanks Morse ~.59.7~ Polar Pump & Irrigation 17.85 Natis~n~.l Cash. Register 276.85 General 3.112 Laurel Auto P~.rts 1.8 Street Gas Stores 1.13 National Cash Register 1s381~.25 General 17.1 Caro-Iee 18~..fl Mountain ~tat~s Telephone 16.$5 Montana Dakota Utilities 5 .79 Montana Power 1E79.7~ Smith & Loveless 13.76 Strut has Stores x.33 Laur~;l Auto Parts 3.6~ A11ie's Hardware 2.25 McCor~niek~s Food Mari 3.36 Industrial Towel & Cover 8.22 General 1.36 rational Gash Register 110.7 United Bldg. Center 3.15 Price Pkiamracy .98 Randall Stranding 136.f)0 Edward Horning 1?~6.f)0 Henri Strecker 72.5 Montana Dakota, Utilities 2.~5 Montana Fawer .SD S,a~arel Auta Parts 7.86 Street Gas Stores 37.78 ~ Johnstone 25.x.3 Big Diteh Co. 1.0 Mc~ormi.ck Fotid Mart 11.63 Kruk Brothers 35•a ~iational Cash Regi.st~r X5.3? General .69 Darigold x..54 Mountain States Tele. 13.64 Montana Poorer 131.9 Price Phamracy;~ 6. Cl6 Montarsa Dakota Utilities 28.5$ Montana Power 11.39 Street Gay Stores .95 McCormick Food Mart 23.22 Joh~stons 59.2 Crane & Ordwa~r 536.x.2 E1ro~ Ga.11es 7.5~ Montana Power .80 ~ohn~tons 17.7 Mountain States ~~le. 17.1.x. Montana Dakota IItilities 6.91 La3.x~d R~.dio 10.4(3 Street Gas Stores 1t~9.U6 Laurel Auto Parts ?.2fl Dave' ~ Mobil 1.75 Eh~rl Cafe 5.30 Coast to Coast 2.78 Mc~or~i.ck Food Mart 2.22 Harris Agency 156.Q0 City o~ Billings 9. Dr. R. J. Ro~selot 7.4a McYantain Stakes Tele. 57.2fl Garb Ice 69.pU Hach Chem3.cal 13.95 Montana Dakota Utilities 28.31 Montana Power 1,387,11 Yellowstone Va11ey E1ee. 15.x.7 aqua Ifni.~hts lUfl.Q Gambles 12..96 Tub~~,n.'s Food Mart 13.0 Mark Waltaa 178,72 Smith Saper 5er~rice 3.9~ Hydrotex Industries 50.x.0 Street Gas Stares 1 9.13 Laurel Auto Parts 6C3.~7 Stormonts Welding 4.95 Fiehtn~;r Chevrolet 5.9~ Laurel Nadia 3.85 Montana Public Service Com. 6,~4 Grinnell Co. of Pacific 136.62 Krug Brothers 1~.~0 Jis~'s Courier Sales 15Q.a0 General 2 .52 National dash Register 1,&61.1 Morrison Maierle !~,l~10.83 Uni~,ed Bldg. Center 2.29 General American Field 30~~.20.85 General American ~'i.eld 16~9~.~.58 Hage an Elevator 34.x(? Sewer 7.p0 Water Operating- 10.~fl Krug Brothers 2.50 Allie's Hardr~are 2.12 Price Pharmacy 2.].!~ Leonard Adams 50.~o Laurel Auto Party 5.l~fl Street Gas Stores 18.12 Smith Super Service 2.75 Hall-Perm Machinery x.,76 Firestone Stores 3.0lt General 2.fl5 National Gash Register 166.11 Street ?8.50 ~Ta~er Operating 35. 0 Garbage ~ 1 .88 Leonard Adams 1~~.0 T~atarel Auto Paxts 16.2fl Street Gas Stores ~l~.8~. Smith Super Service 8.25 Hall-P~rry Machinery 1..29 Firestone Stores 9:.10 General 5.1t? ldational Cash Register lt~.Z.96 Miles ~talton 7lt.Q3 Mark ~Ta1~r~~t 12.3$ Ken ~l~can~ Jr. 116.~~ Water Operating 92.50 Keith ~l~on 16£~.~fl Street Gas Stores 15.88 General .69 National Cash Register X5.37 Montana Power 396. 5 Montana Power 392.'76 Street 277.25 Water OperatiMg 10.00 Garbage #2 2.62 Garbage # 1 .88 Monty Maehi.nery ?31.12 Farmers Union E.xchar~ge 667.x.2 General 3.~2 National Cash Register 276.$5 Industrial Equip. 35.8 Street Gas Stores 6.~~ `Phere was discussion of one claim to tie Montana League of Cities and towns for a~. increase in dues. Sind there was same dissension, motion way made by Southworth and ~eoonded "by ~bersviller that this claim b~ held. ~p until a letter Qan be written to clarif~r the stand taken by this body on the sales tom. Motion carried. Motion t~a~ then made by B1.ac1~ and seconded by Ebersviller that the rest of the claims be mellowed. Motion carried. y 1 - - - -7---. Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Daley gave a report on th.e Gity- County Planr~i.ng Board meeta.ng that he attended. Ater discussion, this matter eras tYarned over to Blac~C, ~a1ey, and Bradley, for study on this matter and a report back to the Coro~ncil from time to time. I TY~e question of request to vacate a certain alley in hTutting Subdivision was brought up, and the City engineer sated that the Council should have sane Mans as to the building intentions before vacating this particular alle~r. Ebersviller reported that eair-conditioner in the Po1i~e Department leaks and should be fi.aed. This matter referred ~o Ci.ty ~igineer. Yovetieh repflrted on~weeds and cattails in the ditch at the east end of town. Daly reptirted on the sign machine. There being no further bu~in~ss ~o come befar~ the Council at this time, motion ua~ ding made ar~d s~cond~d ghat the mee~tin~ be ad~aurned. Motion carried. orothy P. d~, City Clerk. Passed by th.e City Counei2 and approved bar tlae Mayor this 15th day of October, 1968. enneth Olson, Ma~rvr AT'T EST ~ ~ - orotlay P. , candy, Cit;~ Viler