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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 09.01.1953Minutes of the Ci Council of Laurel 1 September 1~~3 The pity council of the City of Laurel, met in regular session in the CounQil Cl~aamber and was called to order by Nlayor ~~~zomson at 7:30 of cloak P. N7. Tuesday, September 1, 1953• Upon roll ca11 the f ollowin~; ~ld~rmen answered ~resen~; R Ruf T' Mcl~lanu~ Tubman Beslanwiteh Rodgers Freeburg ~5~;of ~G The minu-~es of the 12 st meeting were read. It was moved by Sco~Gt and seconde by Tub man the minutes '~e a~~proved. The motion parried. Mrs. 0. V. Howe appeared before the couna it in regard to drain ditch west of City. It vuas moved by Freeburg end seconded by Beslanwiteh th~~ the claim of Van Buren be held, and the matter be burned over to the City ~,t~orney, uuith authority to pct. The motion carried. ~1'his being the time f'or opening; bids :E'or a Garbage Truck, it was moved by Mcl~lanus ,end seconded by Huf'f' th at the Council r e jo c~G all bids, and return said bids to the bidders, unopened. The motion carried. phis being the time for opening bids f'or piep for s~Gorm sewor la~Gerals, the Clerk tiNas ins~ruc~Ged ~o open and read all bids. The following bids were receivedt Lovall Clay Products Co. 30001 BxJ~}.2 #1 Sewer Pipe .4~5 per f~, De1. Laurel 100 ~ 12 g 1 E~ ?s n ~I- • 1~4~ ~ ~~g ~i aR 3 ~5 r~ rt ~r ri delivery within ~ months after date of order Elk River Concrete Produots 1L~L01 reinforced concrete sewer pipo 3.81 per ~'~G, ~'.O.B. Laurel lOUt 12°"' non-reinforced concrete pipe ,91 ~f ~i n 3000 t 8 ~ ?t 46 ~n~ Delivery within days after date of order. It was moved by ~reebury and seconded by Mop"anus that ar ecess he declared to study ~Ghe bids. The motion Qarried. After considera~Gion of the bids, it was moved by Scott and seconded by MejYlanus that tb.e 'b1G~. of -the ilk River Products be acoepted, sub ject ~o s elliri~ of ~Ghe Bond The motion carried. Mr. W. R. Lancaster, Jr, appeared before the Council., explains tho peach Pack-master Garbage units. Mr. ~,~ayne ~aakson, explained the Paul Pax-i~ Garbage Unit, which is the over-head hype of un~~. Joe Ferrell, of the Mont ana-Dakota U~Gili~Gie s appeared before the ~'ouno it r. eque sicin~; ghat the city paint at Riverside Ha7_l, vuherc~ needed, for the Qom.ing season. Tn.o bond of tthe Police Chief' was presen~l;ed, a ~'~er approved of ~Ghe City Attorney. I~ was moved b,T F'reebury a.nd seconded by SQOtt the bond be a;:~~rovad. The motion carried. RESOLUTION N0. 822 Resolution. No. 822, being a resolution assessing 3~ of the cost of current for Limit No. 1, was presented. It was moved by `SQOt~ and ssaon.ded by Tubman that ~eeolutian No. 822 be passed and app oved. Upon ro11 pall all aldermen. present vo~od "aye" and said ~{esolution was p~s~ed and a~~proved. HE~OLU':PION lJO. 823 I~.esolution No. 823, being a resolution assessing 3~4 of the cost of current :for Li~,h~G No. lA, was presented. It was moved by Ruff' and seconded by Radg~ra that Resolu~Gion No. 823 be passed end approved. Upon. roll call all aldermen prase Voted '~Ays" and said resolut ionuu~s passed and ap~~roved. Minutes of the Ci Council of Laurel 1. ~ep~ember ~53 RESO~Urz oar ~o . 8~4 Resfllution Nc~. 82~.~, being a resolution assessing 3~4 0~' the cost of curt. erg: f'or Light No. 2, way presen~Ged. I~G was moved by Tubman, and seconded by Mc1~Jla.nus ghat Resolution No. 824 be passed and e.~proved. Upon roll call all aldermen present vated i"aye'" and said ~esolu~ion was p~.ssed: and approved. RESOLUTION N0. 825 resolution No. 825, being a resolution levSTing and assessing a special tax against certain property designated as Garbage District 1'10, 1, f'or the removal of snow, we~sds, garbage andr efuse, was presen~Ged and read. It was moved by Tubman and seconded by McManus that jEesolution No. 825 be passed and approved. Upon roll call all aldermen present voted ayo" and said Resolution was declared passed and approved. ~ESOLU'1'ION I~TQ. 826 Resolution No. 8~6, bein.~ a resolu~Gion levying and assessing a special tax against certain property designated as Garbage District 110. 2, f'or the removal of snow, weeds, ~arba~e and refuse, was presented and r cad. T-~ was moved by 'I'ubman end seoonded by It~Icl"lams that ~esolutioiz PTa. 826 be pawed and approved. Upon roll call all aldermen. present voted `"'aye" and said resolution vvas declared passed and approved, ~?ESOLUTIGIV tJO. S~j Resolution No. 827, being a resolution lsvying ans ~.ssessin~; a special tax against certain proport,y for ,ravel, in the City of Laurol, vJas pi e rented. It was movod by ~?uff and seconded by Tubman that Resolut~.on No. 827 be passed and approved. Upon roll call all aldermen present voted 'Faye" and said Resolution was passed and a proved. RESOLU'I'I UN N0. 828 Resolu~Gion No. 828, being; a rosolu~Gion levying and assessing a special tax against proper~;y h~.retn described for cons~ruc~ion of a l~-inch wa~Ger Niain along TQ(6yorning ATrenue in the Parkvievv sub di vision., in the City of Laurel, was presented. It was moved by Tubman and seconded by ltod~;er~ ~ha~ ~~esolution No. 828 be passed and approved. Upon roll call. all aldermen ~resont voted "aye"" and said Rosolu~Gio was passed and approved. RE:~OLUTIU1v N0. X29 RESOLUTION No. 829, being aresolution levying and assessing a special tax against proporty herein described for construction of a l~-inch vaster main along 1lVashing~Gon avenue in tho Yarkview Subdivision, in the City of Laurol, vas presence I~G was rnoved by 'l~ubman and s~nonded by Rodgers that hc~solution Nc~. 829 be passed and approved. Upon roll call all aldermen ;;~resen.t vo~l;ed "aye" and said He solution way passed and a~~proved. RESOLUTIOiV N0. 830 Resolution No. H30, being a resolution levyin; and assessing; a special tax against proporty herein described f'or sidewalk ~lo~< the north side of Main Street from the inter seat ion of P4ain Street and ;~11der Avenue to the East City Limits, vuas >rasen~Ged. I~G was moved ley Tubman and seconded by duff Ghat Resolu~io No. 830 be passed and approved. Upon ro"11 ca_i.l, all ~~ldermen present voted "aye~t anal said ~~esolution was gassed ar~e1 approved. x~~soUU~zoi~ No. 833 ~iesolution No. 833, beinf a resolu~Gion 1ev;ying and assessing a special tax a~;ains~G P.roper~Gy in S.I .D. #7~., ~ ein~ Main "'treat Curk~ and Gutter,,, in the Cit~r of Laurel, was ~~resented. I~G was moved by Froebury .end seQOnded by lubman tha~G Resolution No. 833 be pa9sed and approved. Upon roll call all aldermen present voted « aye" and said Resolution was passed and approved. RESOLUTION Rio. 834 Resolution Nn. 831 , bain~ a resol~ztion levying and assessing a spoaial ta.x against property in S.T.D. #7S, being Storm Seaver Laterals in the Fourt'ri Ward, of the Ci~Gy of Laurel, vvas ~l~esented. It was moved by Freeburg and seoonded by Tubman that Resolution iVo. 834 be passed and approved. Upon roll call all alderme present voted ''aye`` and said Hesolutionv~sas passed and a~~proved. RE~O~,UTI01~ N0. 835 ~esalu~ion No. 835, being ar~~t~lution proposing to extend the boundaries of the City of Laurel, TJlon~ana, to include a portion of First Avenue subdivision and more particularly dasoribed hereafter. Minutes of the Ci Council of Laurel 1 ~ep~ember 153 Trac~G of land in th~~ NVi~~ of Seotion 9, Townsizip 2 youth, Range 2J~ East, M.P.1~7., in. Yellows~Gone county Montana, beginn.in~ at a point where ~Gho c ender line of `seventh Street intarsects the center line of First Avenue N or~h, and thence running north along the canter line of Firs~G avenue to its intors~ction with the center line of ~%igh~Gh St reed, extended, then:°e west alan~ 'G he Qen~er line of ~i~,hth Strae~G to the c~n~Ger line of SQ~ond Avenues thence south ~1~n the c~ni ~r line of Second Avenue, to the center ling of Sevonth street, and ~he~.ce east along th.e center line of ~'eventh ~trae~ to the poin-G of beginning. It was moved Y~y Tl1bman and seconded by ~eslanwitoh that Resolution. No. 835 be pass and approved. Upon roll call all aldermen present voted ~~aye" and said ttesolution was passed and approved. The Poliee Jlx~. gets report for the mon~Gh of august was presented. It was r moved by xui'f end seconded 'py P~llcjdianus the rep ort be approved. The motion. Qarried. The reports of the ~ol~cemen Were presented. I-G was moved by Scot and seoanded by ~od~ers the reports be approved. Tho motion carried. The Library repor'G for .~;he month of August tivas presented. It was moved by Rodgers end secondod by T~ZcI~~Zanus the report be au proved. Tho motion carried. ORDINANCE NO. 1+57 Ordina.noe No. ~.57, b~in~; an or dinanc e limiting tale rkins~, of vehicles to 2 hours in certain sections of the City was pr. esented for final passage. I~ was moved by 'Tubman and seoonded by Ruff that Ordinance No. 4.57 be passed and approved. Upon roll call all aldermen present vo~Ged '~'ay'atj and said ordinance was passed and avproved. ~~he bills of the {month of August t~v~.re presented f'or pay~rnen~. Af~Ger due considora~ion by the tin~nae Com.mittoe, it vuas movod by Freeburg and secondod by NIc1Vlanus t~~le f'ollowin~ bills be allowed; Pater D. Thomson, e~ al.::':. ~6~~.~.17 John Dennis 216.18 Tillie Hohendorf' ,51.65 Paul Brohaugh 30b.~1 Clara L. Orr 50.00 Joe l~ioholas 273.88 John F. llennis 75.00 Q. Ronnie 271..31 Se1.k~y ,Re-prin~G 1.82 R. H. Sterrat~ 233.38 ~iu~Y~. ~weaney 118.38 Kenneth seven 2i.~.3.16 t1y~~ V. D. Chapman fi5.0~ :irs. Georbe F3ehm 36.80 John Brohaugr~ 15. 00 S~.rn 1 lnne s 325 • ~!-8 Joe Larson, `j'reas. 25. 00 Jake Bangert 2.3.31 Maim el Fire dept . 138.00 Jack Kroll 128. f~0 Laura 1 Transfer 3L~.00 ~ red Miller 278 PJlain street ~~d. derv. 1.35 Henry ~'~recker 286.8 Northwestern auto Supply 2.I~.b Fred ~cheideaker 6n.20 John L. Tubman 40.00 Charles Wood 22.7.0 John F. Dennis 10.00 Clara L. Orr, Treas. 830.60 Gamble t s Sore 2..~4 Yu~lie Empl. Retirement 381.7? Laird Engineering 198.00 I~2ontana Power 1653'6 M. y~illiams 132oaoo P~~ountain St. Tel. & Tel. 1. nerman ~flhessler 996.00 Farn'iers Union Central 172.18 „ _ ~ ~ ~ s~ City ~~tater Wept . bb. uv dome oxygen 1.3 ~ v Ti11ie Hohendor.f 10.00 TvIarshall-~!~s11~ S~Gore 37 ~ Clara L. Orr 10.00 Re,~orter ~'rinting & supply 2.10 John. Harman 76.00 B Ryb in lOJ.}.. 29 YellotNStone Val1. Elea. 26.7 Stormon~~s Blacksmith 3.50 Firemen's ~?elief 16 3.~~. ~Nailace & Tiernan Co. 3g•LI-3 Charier ~d~ood 2 3.~0 °et~y Cash 3~•1}-9 Charles ~Nood 15.00 John Dennis 25.00 ri~rold Bornhar.dt 272.32 Sam Tinne~ 10.00 Harold Bernhard~G 15.00 John llennis 75.00 Fverott Moorman 262.84 James E3are ~~-;-2.95 Everett Moorm~a.n .15.00 l~darn Heiber X59 •37 Dr. E. C. Ha~_1 50.00 Joseph Riesinger 256.15 ~i'ingerprint Equip. .dab. 41.72 142ontana-Dak. Utilities 29.96 (~ammoak~ s conoao 6.75 Johnston Lurn.ber 23.Og Fenton A~~enay 10.00 Nancy Vaught 131.10 Laird Radio-Elev. 6.00 Ardy~h Ness 6.00 McCormiakt s ~''ood 2.72 Yonnie `-~inn~s 9.70 R & J Chevrolet ~b.1~2 David Penwell 1 0.90 Te2rs. Jake ljus chka Z~.0.00 Donald Dickinson 79.58 Gilbert Thiel 131 10 Lee Byrd 7g•5~ l~ayane Car fee 110.9Q Clyde Cromwell 62.16 August Metzler ~5.0~ Geor ~;a Stevenson 62116 Johnston Lumber 88.11.. Laurel Ou~Glc~ok I ~I Minutes of~ phe bCi l 5 council of Laurel ~3 Sam Ehrlich lI}~. 65 Bundyt ~ Plumbing 10.13 Ph3.llip S Qhr ei ner 1.37 .00 'Barry 0' Leary Ina . 1171.63. Sam Ehrl.iah 189.5 Thompson. Yards 1, 4.41 P'h3.llip ~ahreiner 94.1 Herman Sohessler 130.0 Henry ~e~~dt Jr. 321.21 H. Harvey 2 Manuel Campos 100.50 Ideals Fblg. ~.~0 Henry Sahmid~ l~g.l~}.0 Montana Yow3r Co. 9.6L.~. DeFranae GMC 14.15 0. M. ~o1.d Ca. 3• 5 Farmers Union central 209.02 Doubleday & Co. 3. ~6 Snterna~Gional. Harvester 81,67 Mrs. George Behm 12.00 Laurel Co-op As roc 15 .07 Franc e~ Fenton 118.3,E Tillie Hohendorf 1 ~.60 Mrs. Jos eph Gehrett 2 .45 Ga31 E. Gunter 13.87 Clara L. Orrs Tres. l~. ~G Clara L. Orr 200.20 ~ublio Emp1. Retirement 17.~, The Motion o arri e d. A letter from H. H. ~t rret~, re~ignin~ his posi~Gion as off' Ssp~ern.ber 9~h, was read. St was moved by ~ubman and seconded by Mol~ianus, the, ~esi~nation he accepted. The rno~Gion parried. ORDI NAI~T CE NU . 9 . Ord~.nanee 1~Io. ~~9, being an.f~ordinanae ~e~Gting up ~ Cit,y-county P~~. "ning I~oard way presen~Ged. I~ was moved by `~~ubman and seaoraded by Ruff ~ha~ ~rdinana No. J~.59 be passed and approved. Upon roll call all aldermen present voted "Ays~~ and said rdi.nanQe vua~ declared passed .and approved. The- .Mayor appointed the following member, 'Go the Cif y-county Planning Board:, c. H. Barney, John Dennis, Thomas Bradley, John M. Hopp~l, Iarold ~~ii.lliams Thomas J. Mathis anal John Beslanwitah. way moved by Tubman ~.n.d seQOnded by Ruff' that the ~ppoin~~en~G~ of the Mayflr be approved. The motion c~.rried. It was moved and ~eeonded we do now adjourn. 2'he motion carried. ity leek Approved this lath day of ~e~~smbers 1953• Mayor .A.TTEST: City Clerk i i - I I i I i j ~ i I i i ~ '