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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 05.15.1951Minutes of the pity Council of Laurel ~5 ~a~ 19,51 The City council of the City of Laurel, met in regular session in the Council Chamber, and was called ~o order bar Ma~rar Thomson, at 7 w30 0' clod P . M . ~P:ue s day, May 15th, 1951. Upon roll ca11 the following aldermen answered present: ~'euerbaeher Mc~orrnick Seott 1Glaanus F~~ebur~ Romee T ubman The riint~.$es of the lash meeting were read, It was moved by 1~'ie~anus and seconded by Feu~rbacher the m? n~j.~es be approved. The motion carried. Pair. Alex Behm Jr., a~~peared before the Counc3.1 in regard to extending sewer in First ,venue Subdivision, to s ~rvice Lots in Block north of Ninth Street. He also requested waiver extension on second Avenue for 6 lots. It was moved by Freeburg and seconded by ~omea that th.e r e~ue~t be granted with the provision that Mr. Behm be protected on cost of eater line on Second avenue expended, by his submitting written costs of such e xtension. The motion carried: It viral moved by Feuerbacher and seconded b~ McManus th~~ the regu~st of l~r. Hshrn to connect with the ~iai.n Trunk 1Nlater Line north of the City limits- be granted. ~'he motion carried. The Mayor stated that this being the first meeting of tha new Couna3.l nominations ware now in order f'or a Pres3.dent of the Council for the ensuing term. Mr. George McCarmiek was nominated., by Mr. 'l~ubman and the nominat3.on was seconded by Mr. Feuerbacher. Mr. J. J. r~'reebury was nominated by Mr: McCormick. It was mould by ~~ir. ~~omee end seconded by Mr. Mc~~nus the nomin~tion~ be closed. A vote was taken on the nominations, and Mr. ~''reebury received 1+ votes, Mr. McCormick received 3 votes. ~~r. ~''reebury was declarad elected as President of the Council, The Maxtor presented the follovuing a ppointments for two ysars, effective r~~~ i5tn, i95~ . co,.~.tt~os (Freeburg ~'inanee (Romee (La3.rd (~cott Cemetery (Graff (1~lilliams (Tubman (Thomson Light 8c iNater (Me•y'anus (Smith (Scott (Freeburg (Feuerbaoher (Rodgers 5t. & ~l]e y (Tubman (P~ker (Freibury Ath. Park (Tioppel (Mayes Sewer (Feuerbacher (Rodgers (McCormick (Gehret~ Library (Steele (Ch ~pman (xomee Fire & Police (Tubman ~~'reebury (Mc~ormick ~Mc~anus Recreation (Graff (Feuerba~cY~er Board (Nattin~ham ~'-ark (P~eT~Ianus (Freeburg (H~mee Plzrehasin~ (MeP~Ianus I~~c Cormi ck Dr. E. G. Hall Health Officer B. L. Price City Attorney Charles P~1. Wood Police Chief John F. Dennis City En~inoer, ~'~ater & Sewer ~'ommissione Tillie jlvhendorf City Clem Tt was moved by ~l~ubman end seconded by McManus the appointments be approved.. 'the motion carri ed. ~I Minutes of~ t ie ~~ity Council of Laurel 5 ~ x-95 An application for a building' permit by Harry 144u.llenber~, to build a 9x14 additipn ~o present dwelling, on concrete foundation, of new materials, on Lots & 10, Block l~, Yellowstone Subdivision, at an approximate cosh off' X300 was presented. Tt was moved by ~''reebury and seconded by Tubman the permit be Granted. The motion carri ed. An application f'or a perrlit by Harold Williams to build a house size 37x51 and ~ara~;e 1Bx20, to be brick with frame roof, on concrete foundation on Lots 1I.~ & 15, Block 22, Laurml ~~ealty Second Subdivision, at an approximate cost of ~10~000 was presented. It was moved by FrQebury and seconded by Mc"'anus the permit be gr~.nted._ The motion carried. An applicatign fQr a pQrmit by Vick Sho~Gwell to remodel front of Owl Cafe, change ~vi~dt~~rs to plate glass, change location of door, to have wide board siding on f'rant with casement windows on second floors at an approximate cost of ~1~00 was presented. It was raved by ~jubman and seconded by Fouerbacher the permit be granted. The motion carried. ~ln application for a permit by august Metzger to build a 20x21 frame addition to present dwelling of new and used materials, on concrete foundation, on Lots 3, ~ & 5, Block 2, Lapel Park ~ubdivis ion, at an ayeproximate cost of 1250 was presented. It was moved by ~''euerbacher and seconded by ttomee the permit be ~;r~anted. The motion carried. An ap~l.ication f'or a permit by 'd~. DeGarmo to build ~n 8x10 Frame addition to present dwellirxg, of naw material}, on brick & rock foundation, on Lots ~ & 2, Block lg, Laurel Fisights at an approx3.mr~te cost. of ~2u0 was presented. It was move. b~ Freeburg and seconded by lubman the perrn.it granted, if foundation is made with a concrete footing under the brick and rack. The motion carried. A.n ~p~~1ic~:tion for a renev~al of a permit by Harold Frank to build a house 26x3~,~.~'~~ e, of new materials on concrete foundation vrith basement on hots 7 & 18, Block 21, East Yellowstone Subdivision, at an approximate cost of 7000 was pres~n~ed. It w~a~ moved by h~c~'`~a.nus and s eeon,ded by ~'~euerbacher the permit be granted. The motion carried. ~'n a?plication far a permit by G. Ik. h~IcCabe to build a ~ara~e 20x24 on concrete foundation, of nevv and used materials on Lots 11, 12 & 1.3, Block Youngs second subdivision at an a~proxirn~te cost of 300 was presented. I~ was moved by T1Icr+~anus and seeon.dod by ~omee the z~~rrn3.t be ~;r€~nted. The rriotion carried. It was moved by Mc~"anus and s econded by 1{omee that ~~ieber be permitted to irrigate a ~ardari from tilbright~ g connection The motion c~.rried. Jot regular irrigation rates. ORDIPZANCE N0. ~.2f~ Qrdinanee No. J~.2b being; an ordin~e reglatin~; tra 'fic to a speed of 15 mile per hour~~e~n ~~'irst Avenue between FiFth and Seventh streets on .Sixth ~treet between First avenue and Colorado avenue, and on Montana avenue .and olorado Avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets. It was moved by ~omee and seconded by Fre~bury th~~t Ordinance No. L~26 be passed on first readi.n~. Upon roll ca11 all. aldermen present voted °Faye°~ and said Ordinance vuas declared passed on first reading. RED LUTI ON N0. 7~.0 Resolution No. 71..0 being a resolution transferring certain funds of the City of Laurel, was presented and r cad. It w as moved by Mcjkianus ~n d s econded by n _ ~r _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ tromee gnat ttesolutlon lvo. (L}-U be passea anct approvea. Upon roll call all alder men present voted '~aye"~ and said ~~ssolution was declared passed and approved. The Treasurers s report for the month of April was presented. It was moved by ~1'ubman and seconded by ~e~zerbacher the report be approved. The motion carried. The Clerk's report for -the month of April vase presented. It vas moved by Tubman and seconded by Ror.~ e tho report be a~a~roved. The motion carried. A Letter of application for pasitian as policeman, from Ggor~e Schreiner was mead. It vacs moved by Horiee and seconded by IvIcC"ormick the letter be placed on file. ~lhe motion carried. ~1 letter from Mrs. Alice Britton for position as matron of the '4Uading Pool for the coming season w€~s read. It was moved by McManus and seconded by tfomee th letter be placed on file. The motion carried. QRDINANCE N0. ~}.2L}. Ordinance No. 4z4 being an ordinance relat3.n~ to the construction of buildings, fixing the front yard at a depth of not less tYian 25 feet, except ~ upon ~err;iission of the City ~%ouncil, proUided however, that, where lots comprisin J~Of, or more, of the frontage developed with buildings between cross streets, _ h~vin~ an average front ,yard with a variation in depth of nit more than 10/ of the distance between the building and no variation where closer. than 10 feet, no building hereafter erected or altered, shall ~o ject beyond the aver~rge Minutes of .the. `~i ~ Council of Laurel 15 stay ~i ;W front yard line, so established,, provided further, that this regulation shall not require a front yard off' rlore .than 25 feet in deptht. "~Yhere buildings front on a side street (or, a street not parallel to an ~.lley), tYie frontage shall have a depth of not less than 6 feet. Was presented and road. Tt tiva~ moved by Tubrian and s ecanded by Feuerbacher that ordinance No. ~.21{.., be pawed Un first reading. upon r oll call all aldermen present voted '~'aye~"" and said Ordinance wag declared passed on first reading. A re~or~ an thQ t1elena rleeting with the Hi~htroay Commission. was made by the pity engineer. He stated that a traffic eoun~G was planned by the ~ornmission in August to determine the direction of the traffic, and that another meeting would be held in the Fall, to determine whether or not a by-pass would be constructed. It was moved and seconded we do .now a d~ourn. `rhe motion carried. --T'~ Cit~r Clerk Approved this 5th day of June 1951. ~~-~-~a Mayor ATTEST:. City Clerk I i i ' ~ i i h ; rr~ iI' ~ i. r t I I I.~.I 1 1 ilk+ II f. I' I. i l it I i I i i I 'i, i i I I I i i i, I i i I I I i i r I