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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 01.05.1954Minutes of the C'ty Council of Laurel ~ January l9 The City ~'ounail of the City of ~aure l met in regular ~essi on in the Counei Chambers and was o~~led to order by Mayor ~l'homson a~ 7:30 o'clock P. M. Tuesday January 5th, 1951.. Upon ro11 Qall the following €~lderme~. answered ~re~ent: Fre~bury Beslanwitah Ruff' Harris SaoG~ Rodgers McManus The minutes of the previous m~e~Ging were read. Zt was mr~ved by Huff and seconded b~ Scott ~Ghe minutes be approved. the motion carried. This being the ~Gime for hearing of protests to the areatin~ of I. D. #79 being aurb~ and gu~~er~ in the First and ~saond ~ard~, and sidewalk, curbs. and gutters in the First Avenue subdivision of the Second UV~ard, the clerk presented prote~~~ bearing names of owners of 1..33.05 ld~ in the Distria~. `l~he number of lots in ~hi~ distria~ were 1309, and ~Ghe number of protests were 1e~~ fihan ~.0~. A delegation of property owners appeared before the Cou.nQil to protest the creation of this DistriQ~. st was moved by ~QOtt and ~edonded by ~eglanwi~ah that the nu~b~r o~ of pro~ssta being in~uffiaien~, ~S. T. D. #79 be declared passed. Z'h~ motion carried. RESOLUTI ON Nd . 84~ RPSOlution No. 81.5, being a ~esolut iol creating Special Tmprov~ment District No. 7g, ,was pressanted and read. ~ was moved by ~'reebury and seconded by Soott that Resolution No. 8~.~.5 be passed and ~.pproved. Upon roll ea11 alb alderxn~n present. voted "eye" and paid resolu~Gion way deolared passed and approve Mr. Harold Eide appeared before the Coundil in regard to moving ~ frailer onto Lot 13, B1oQk 23, of the East Y~1lovvs~Gone ~ubd ~ ~~on. He plans to set said trailer on Qonare~e foundation, as an addition to present dwelli~g~ 'Go build a bath and. shower room.. on said building. The mater way turned over to the QounQilme~a of th~~eQOnd ~~ard, with authority ~o aa~. l~rs . Louis Ane s~G a speared before the Council in regard to ~Ua~er Contrast permiG~Ging Tony ~ollova to hook onto presen-G wader main. The Council agreed that fir. Gollova be informed that his share shouldbe ~4~ w~.iah mould be paid to fir. meat. I~ was moved by Me~anua .and ~eaonded by Rodgers that the resign.a~ on of narold ~ernhard~G from the slice department bs aoQep~sd, and plaQed an reeord. The motion Qarried. ~h~ Police ~'uc~;~~e' ~r 'report for the month of Dee~mbe~ wag presented. Tt was moved by Ruff and seconded by Ha~~e~~ the ~epor~ b~ approved. Thy motion Qarried' . The reports of the ~olia~men~for the month of I3ecemh~r mere pr~~ented. I~ wag move. by Freebu~y and seconde~.~.3by .Ruff the rapo~~ be apprflved 'the motion carried. The Library report. for the month of DeQember way presented. It was rriovec by F~eebury and ~~oondsd 'Qy Ma~anu~ the report be approved. 'o'ne mo~~.on carrlaa. The Wa~sr Report for December 2Uth was presented. It was::.. moved bz; Sco~~ end seaoncTed by Fr~ebury the report be approved. mhs motion carried. The Health "f'fi aer ~ ~ repor~,.'for the mon~Gh o~ Deoernber way pr g~ented. It way moved by ~aott and s~eonded by Freeburg the report be approved, The motion Qar~ied. The billy of the month of Deoember were pre~en~Ged for payment. after' Due Qonsidera~ion by the inanae Committee, it ~roa~ moved by Freeburg and seconded by Beslanw~tah the fo11ow3.n~ bills be allouued: ~ - Peter D. Thomson, e'G al 264.17 Clara _L. Orr 206.70. Till~a Hohendorf 51.65. John. Dennis 221.18 Clara Qrr ~ 50.00 Joe Niahol~s 277.0 ' T C~~era L. Orr ~ 1-.55 0. Ronnie X75.1-4-1 John I3~nnis 7 .00 Kenne~Gh Bevan 261.]. Selby r~-P~'~.nt 1.+71 C. D. Herbert 21.1 Amer3~an Ci-G~y ~Ra~a.zin~ 1 .04 Jakk Kroll 12.80 Hugh Sweeney 118.38 Richard Met2g~r 217.8 1~1. V, D, Gl~a~rnan 6.00 Fred M311er' 3~-~}• ~ I~_...__ John B~ohau.~h 15.00 Adam ~eiber 2J~}.ti.9 Job Larson, Treas. 25.00 Jos ~ h R3.e ginger 258.36 Minutes of -the Ci Council of Laurel ~ Januar~195~3: Laurel ''ire Dept . 138.00 Henry Strecker 20 ~j'- .b8 Francis G. Stroebe 90.0 Sam Tinnes 326. 0 Aome Plumbing 31 .36 Mrs. Geor~e Rehm 3~.~~ Bundy? s ~'lumbing 128.13 Clara L. rr, ~Gax X67.30 Barry O'Leary~ 33.51 Pub. Empl. ~etirem~nt 36q.~~ Thomas L. Bradley 50.00 Montana-Dak. U~il. 150. 8 L~.urel Outlook 566.79 Montana Power 1179.31 W. H. Stewart, Tno. 25f3.12 Mountain 'St. Tel. J~3.20 City Vat er Dept . bf~. 00 - Crane Co'. 4c~ , 96 Tillie ~Iahendorf' 10.00 E & R Off i oe N~aahiries 19.8Z}. Clara ~ . Orr 1.0.00 DeFranee CMC 36.30 John Harman 102.00 Industr~.al ,~cciden~ X13.28 Ye11ow sto n~ Valley- Elea . 9.98 Lai rd Radio-Ele o . 28. Mrs: Jake Huec~Y~.ka 2,x.67 Laurel ~-~'ransf'er 76. 8 5 Big Di~eh Co. .~0 Marshall-Wells Store 22.23 Char1~ s ~~ood 297. 00 Frank Miller 5. 75 Charles ~~!G'ood 1 .00 Northe~an. racif is Ryl 10.00 Everett G. Moorman 2,0.08 Peterson Typewri-Ger 11..52 Everett. Cx. Moorrrian ].5,00 Kerman ~ok~essler B~J.{..,~0 ~eo~ge Schreiner 270.22. Thompson yards b9.38 George ~c~h.reiner 15.00 Fe qty C~~h 58.10 Steve Homee 12.00 John ~enn3.s 25.OQ Dom, E. C . Hall 5U .00 Sam Winne s 10.00 Wm. R. Reinhard~G 22.00 John Dennis 75.00 Mont. Meld & Rad 10.00 James Bare. 247.E Main S~. ltd. derv. 7.00 Krug Brothers 67.50 Sm3.~h~ s Super Serv. 29.86 ilk diver Prod. 11 7.6I~ Yellowstone County 38.50 Johnston Lumber~.~0.19 Sam ~hrlieh 136.00 A & A Builders 2118.55 Phillip 5ahreiner 123.6D Pet~Gy Cash 32.11 Sam Ehrlich 186.15 Curds Cira. co. , 8.5 Phillip Schreiner 112.57 ~h~i$r~n~ s Book ~ounail 1.25 Mrs. jjarold propp 21.5 Doubleday & Co. ~6.~6 Gibson derv. S~Gation 120.00 Mrs. Gec~e Behm 13.50 I~ & J Chevrolet 1.60 Cromwell `'olline 5.50 Laurel rairi-~, & ~czdy ~..~.5.00 P1larboro books 5.00 'lanry Schmidt Jr. 3~9 •98 Mon~Gana Po~ver 13.58 Bil_Lings R d. 8c Weld 5.00 College tindery `j .8b lndustriala~%quipment 717.35 fillings Gazette :~_1L~.50 Laurel ~ervioenter 30.55 Frames Fen~Gon 45.75 ' ~e3.t z Distr. Co • 103.25 Mrs . 0. A. Brohaugh 112.00 0. M. ~~old Co. 120.3? Publ. Empl. ~.et3.rement 5.9~ Billie Hohendor~ X00.10 The mo~Gion carri ed. OR DI NANCE NO . Lib 3 Ordinan.oe No. ~.~.63, being an ordinance res~Gria~in~ the length of time for par}~ing of vehicles on Main Street, vvas presented. T~ was moved by Bealanv~itQh i and seconded by Harris that Ordinance No.463 be finally passed and aaproved. Upon roll call all aldermen present voted "ayes' and said Ordinance ~if~,a finally passed and approved. The City attorney was requested to dravu up an ordinance for eliminating storm water from Sanitary Viewers. A letter from the Laurel ~ommerei~l Club, in vuhich they congratul.~ted the City Council for the many improveme r~~G which were added to the City in the past year, was read. The litter was placed on file. It was moved grid seconded we do now adjourn. The motion carried. City lerl Approved this 19th day of January 195 J Mayor ATTEST: City leek f