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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 06.05.1951i I Minutes of the ~i Council of Laurel ~~e C3.ty Council. of ~Ghe City of Laurel met in r e~ular session in ~Ghe II Council Chambers and was cal led to order by Mayor '~'hr~mson, at 7;30 0' dock P. M. Tuesday June 5th, 19 1. I Upon roll call the following aldermen. answered present:. I ~'r e ebury ~ e ue r'baehe r II Mc~anus eott Tubman Rad~ers I, ~omee McCormick ~I the rn3.nutes of the 1€~st me.e~ ng were r' cad. I~ was moved by ~ubman and seconded by ~"reebu~y tha minutes be approved. The motion carried: fir. Lamar Orndorff appeared before ~Y~.e council r equest n~ perm 3.ssion to ~ ~~g on water line, along lane I~TQrth of Laurel. ~t was moved by Homee and seconded by ~'euerbacher the r equest be granted. The .motion carried, ~ Mr. Herman Bottge~ appeared before tie Council in r egard to hedges growing ~ at random, and encroaching on his property. i The Council ordered that the fallowing Lots ].6 ~Ghru 20, Block' 3, West ~,aur~l subdivision be ad.verti~'ed for sale. Tt vas moved by Freeburg and seconded by McManu9 tie 1.c~ts be advertised. i~ the re~ul~r manner. The motion carri"ed. Mrs. ;~,nna Srni~'a~_~~peared before the Council in regard ~o drain water along the north side of L€~ts in. ~loek rb, Laurel Realty ~iabdivision. I!, ~Rr. Philip Nolan: appeared bef ors the Council in regard to speeding. by !I teen-a~era an stress around th.e school building, during the school term.. 'i Per. Frank Pla~z appeared before the council in r e~ard to the burning; of one-half sack of feed straw on his property. "~'He va.lued the s tack at approx- ima~el~ 7~. It w as moved by ~'reebury and seconded by xod~ers that the matter of settling the claim be referred to the Insurance agent: The motion carried. i IVianbers of the ~~ire llepartment appeared be~'ore the council, diving a report an the n.ew unit for' the ~'3.re Department. It was moved by McManus ~.nd seconded by Scot ghat ail units of the Fire Department must be confined to the ~it~ ~,imits `untf3. a Rural `'ire Distrie~ has been organized by residents ~ wishing fire pro~e~t on. The motion carried. It vas moved by Tubman. and seconded by Mc~ormiak the ~xi.ll to Hageman be withdrawn. the mot ion e aerie d. i I I~ was moved by Tubm~xa and seconded `by ~todgers that so long ag 60~ of the present membership of the Laurel. Fire Department are active rc~ tubers, they handle .equipment as they see ~i.t. The motion carried. 'his being ,the time f'or hearing protests ag~.inst the creating of Special i Impro~tament District loo. 73~ the Clerk presented proof of publication in~th~ Laurel Outlook, ar~d 'was instructed to open and read all ~rotests against .the creation of such district. Protests were r eceived from obert L. Da~ge~t, Jerome all and Albert Lsuthold. Peter Grol]L and Philip 1~Tolan appeared in ~ person to pro~e~t the Creation of .such: district. I~ was moved b~ McManus and sedonded by ~aott that the protests. be ovor- ruled as insufficient. The motion carried. RE~OLUTI~I~I N0. 71.1 Resolu~iman 11'0. 7~}.1, a resolution creating ''pedal Improvement District l~io. 7,~ was presented and read. It was m.ove~. by nodgQrs and. seconded by F~uerbacher that Resolution Nc~. 7I~.1 be passed. Upon ro11 ca11 all aldermen present voted '"~ye'~ and said Resolution No. 7~}.1 was passed. ORDINANCE N0. ~.27 Ordinance No. 42?s an ,or dinanee providing,,for the receiving of bids ~~d the l..etting of a contract for the cons~Gruction of improvements in special Improvement District Mo. 73 be passed. It was moved by ~iubman ar~d seconded by Home e that Ordinance No...:1.{_27 be passed on first reading.. ' Upon r oll call all I~ a7.dermen present voted ~~a9e°~ and said Ordinance No. ~.~.27 was.. declared passed. I~ The ~Teal~h officers report #'or the month of April w~.s presented. I~ ~T was moved by Rodgers and seconded b~ McManus the report be a~pnoved.` The mot ion carried. The ~Uater report ~'or May 20th was presented. It wras moved b~ ~omee and ,n. ~I I~ 'i I ~ ~ ii j ~ I I! ,a I I ~ ~ I i ~ i ~i Minutes of the ~C Council of Laurel r . fi ~`unc~ 19 l seconded by McManus the report be approved. The inot~.on parried,,' ~ An application for a permit by Freda I~~i11er to rare house and put on !i cement block f'oundatf. on on eoncrPte foot n~, on I,ot ~i Block 7, 3~ellowstone ' I Subdivi~ior~ also to add two co~~crete steps to railed house and 8~.f't of c~on~Bete sidewalk, with materials to be used, put on side of straQt, 'all at a cost` og 573•' Z~ was moved by Feuerbacher and Seconded by ~fldgers the permit be granted. ~'he motion Carr d.d. An application far ~ perr~.3.t bar George H. Fran1~ ~r., to build a house ~6x3~, ~ram~ of new and. used materials, on concrete fo~zndat on on lio~~ 19 & 20, Block 10, Yellowstone ~ubdi:v3.s ion, at an approximate cost of 8,000 was presented.' It was moved by ~omee and seconded bar Rodgers the permit be granted. `T'he motion c`arri ~ d. ,~1n application f'or a permit by Rosy green to partly demolish present oh3cken house, to r else rest of building and pt~.:~ on e~ner~te Foundation, to be 11~Y20, to be work-shop and s~Gorage, of new and used materials on Lots 7 & 8, Bloek 26, Laurel Kealty second ~~zbdiv lion:"a~ an ap~roxirs~~ts cost of X200 was presented. It was moved by Mo~i~anus and seconded b~ omee the hermit be granted. The n~.ot i on carried. An application fog a perm3.t by !ill am M. Baker to build a 30x120 frame apa~t~n.ent dwelling, on concrete foundation of new materials, on Lots 18, l~ & 20 Block S, Youngs ~ecand ~ubdivs3.on, frontage given special permission by the City ~ouneil, a~ an appr~.~tima~e cosh of X18, 000, also to build a 20x50 frame garage on concrete foundation,, of new material on Lots 18, 1~ & 20, Block Youngs s second Sizbdivisi~ on, at an approximate cosh of 800 was presented. It was moved by Tubman and ~eeonded by Romee the permit be granted. The I mot i vn carried. An application for permit by fake ~:autz ~o wild an addition 20x21.. frame, of new and used materials on concrete foundation on ~~ouse nn Lots 7 & ~2 6, Block 13~ Yellowstone subdivision a~ an approximate cost of ~~300 was presented. I~'was gloved by ~'eua'rbacher and seoonded by xodgers the permit be granted. The mot ion carried. An appl3.ca~ion for a permit b~ D. D. Lesper tc~ rnove ~~mporary ~~rage from rear of Lai b, Block 1, fast Laurel Subdivision, ~o C~ib~on Se~vic~~~~tation, was presented. Tt has moved by Rodgers and seconded bg ~",euerbacher the permit be granted. The rno~3. on Carrie d, An application for a permit by Mrs. 1Vlatt e c. ~'si~er to move into Laurel ~'rQr,1 the co~.nGry a 12x7.L~ frame granary building to k~e attached to present dwelling on Lots 9 ~C 10, B1oek 9, East Laurel subdivision, to be placed on concrete founda~G~n, moved on rubber tires, to be an apartment house, at ~z~i a~pro.ximate cost of X600 was presen~Ged. It was moved by Tubman and seconded by nodge~s the permit be granted. The motion carried. An application for a permit by Richard J'. Harris Jr. to build a LE.Ox100 frame and ~t~.cco construction building, ~o' be used far a lumber yard, on concrete foundation of new material on. Lois 1 R~ 2, Block 3, West Laurel subdivision at an a~aprox~mate cost of ~SO~O was presented. Tt was roved by ~[eManus and seconded by ~od~ers the permit be ~rant~c~. The motion carried. An aapl3.cation fora porr,~tit by D. A. Nottingham to move present building to .rear of l.o~s, and put on coneretefoundation, to build a 52x36 concrete b-lock buildi.n~; on concrete foundation, ,new m~.terials, on N~ 5 and Lot b, Block 9, East Laurel Subdivision, this build ~o be used for .dental clinic, with special permission by Council for f'ron~a~e, at an a ~t~rox~m~.te cosh of ~6,5U0, was presented. 1~ ~ea~ moved by Freeburg and seconded by Scott the permit be granted. 3'he motion carried. :The Library report for the rtionth o~ May was presented. Tt was rr~oved by Tubman and seconded. by M~Manus the report be a;i~roved. The motion carried. The. Police Judges s report for the month of May was presen~~c1. T~ was moved by R~ornee and ~ecor3.ded bg R~odger~ tl~.e report be approved. ~'he motion carried. The Police reports for the .month of May mere ~re~ented. It was moved by McMenus and seconded by Tubman the reports be approved. The mot ion carried . c~ ~A nr c~ No . 42~ 'I Ordinance No. 424., being an ord3.nanc~ regulating; ~Ghe front yard of I~ dwellings to 2y feet in depth, was prese~ fed f or final reading. It was moved li by Romee and seconded by I~IcManus that ~rdina~nce 1Vo. ~21;~. l~s passed on final ~i reading. Upon roll e~1'1 ali aldermen pr~ssnt voted '"ayel~ and said Qr~~nance j f. was passed. 'I ~ The following collateral was presented for re-a~~prova~.: 'i, General =swim Pool Bonds' Due ?-1-5Z 1,,~~0.00 ICI j . i I, ~ I I I i i i i i I r . III I 'I i Minutes of the ~ Council of Laurel 5 ~'une~951 General Swirn Pool Bonds 2 Due 7-1-52 1,$00.00 Laurel 7-1-5~ i,~00.00 7-1-,~ 1,500,00 7-1-55-~6-57 58 6,000.00 7-i-5q-bo-E~1 62. b,ooo.oo 7-~-~3~6~ ~5 6,000,00 7-~.-67-6~-EAR 9,500.00 Viewer Bonds, Laurel 2 1/8~ Due 7-1-~1 1,500.00 7-1-52-53 3,oc~o.oo 7-1-51+-s5 ,ooa.oo 7-1-5~ ~,ooo.oo School District No. 7 2~f Due 1-1-52-53 5,200.00 6-1-52-53- 54-~s 1~, ooo, o0 ~~-1-54-55 5, 2QO, o0 6-1-56-57-5g 59-6o-~i b,ooo.oo Sewage Disposal ~illing~ 1 3/~}.f Due 7-1-55-56 10,00fl.00 School ~istriet No. 5 2:N-~ Due 6-30-57 1',000.00 Stillwater b-j0-58-5~ b0-61 62-63 12,000.Op 6-30--bl~-65 6b-67 68-69 12,.000.00 ID'. S. '1~reasury fonds 1~~2-5~. 2~0 llue 6-15-5~. 25,000.00 6-15-54. 30,000.00 195-59 ~ 3/~-I 9-15-59 5 000.00 moo, .oo It was moved by Fr~ebury and s econded b~ ~''euerbacher the collateral be re-a~apraved The motion c arr ie d. A latter from the :Yellowstone Bank r equestin~ that ~1,y00 of Ueneral Viewer fonds, Laurel and ~1,50U for Laurel wimmin~ Pool collateral be released by the City. It was moved by Freeburv and ~aeconded by Mcly~anus tae ~oll~t~ral be released as requested. The motion carried. St was moved by ~reebur~ and second~;c~ by Romee the l~t~er of the ~''armers Union Central ~xchan~e be acknowledged end placed on file. The motion carried. The bills flf the month of May were presented far payment. ~4fter consideratio by the ~ inane Committee, it w as recommended that the follr~wing claims bs allowed: Greet Northern Railway 1178.58 E. O. ~flnnie 261.65 Peter D. lhomso n, ~tal 88.00 Clara L. Orr, j~reas. 310.20 '~'i11ie Hohendorf 51.6 Mrs. 1~lice Britton 32.80 Ye1lc~ws~one Bank 3.50 ~arri Tinnes 308.92 Clara L. Orr 50.00 Public ~mpl. Refire 118.92 a i ~ r_'n a~r~.,,..i...., c~ m_ , n r Pd111~Vi1 n~, csiluy .i. ,~.]v lY1lJ Ut14 Y':L1 i1 it~~.• }l.• ~ Laurel Outlook 33.0 Montana Power, 125. l John F. Dennis 75. Q0 Billings Cxas 3Q~?~5 James Bare ib9.8~3 Bundy(',s Plumbing 2.86 B. L. price 70.12 Glenn Peterson 47.3n V. D. Chapman 37.50 Crano Co. 2?5.- 1 John ~rohau~h 15.00 Eaton Paint Shoff ~.5.~7 Joe Larson, Treas. 2~.Q0 dines Motor 17.00 Ted Bundy, Treas. 2.00 Hooker ~lee~rochemical 15.00 laurel Fire Deft. 45.00 Industrial accident l~~'.38 John Bra hau~h & Ander son 359.77 Lockrem Elec. 55.5 Chapple ~ s 5. X30 Northwestern auto 11.30 Smiths 'Super 12.L}.1 PaciEfe States Cast Iron Pipe 53?1-~.•0~ Peter Pirsch 10532.36 Rockwell Mfg. 1.75 John F. Dennis 75. QO B. J. Ryb~i.n 76.10 Eaton Metal 1.50 ",Nallace & Tiernan:: 15.15 Yell. Co. ~~eed control L~..20 0. M. Wold Co. 25.00 City Water D6pt. 6b.00 Yell. Valley E7e c. 2.00 George Propsom & Son 906. 5 0. M. Wold 42.78 Ti11ie Hohendorf 10.00 Petty Cash 9~.17 Clara L. Urr 10.00 Peter„D. Thomson 30.00 Yell. Vall. Elec. 9.08 John t''. Dennis 15.00 Ch€~rle ~ food 22 j. Eel Sam Tinne s 10.00 Chary s 'food 5,5.00 Jake Bangert 251.67 Harold ~er3~hard~ 216. ;~3 Fred Millar 265.9b Minutes of the Ci Council of Laurel 5 ~'une l~l Harold T3ernhardt 5.00 empire Heating 15.28 T3 Al e~ Behm Jr . 5.00 Johnston Lumber 9!~• 31~ Dr. ~ C. Hall 50.00 Isaurel grading 2$. 30 Thomas L of thous e 10.00 Mar shall-Wells More 170.l~7 Ganble's 2.50 B~.rry o~Leary ?54.75 Ha7~old~ s Serv. 1.~0 Northern Pacific ~~~j. 5.00 tan+ s Serv. 1.25 American asbestos ~ 5.00 Western Union 2.~8 Carl Burke C. A. Best 16.00 Joe lyicholas .13 ;pan Freund 10.00. Hitz Construction 12.00 Au~us~ Metzger ~5.~9 George rropsom & won l~~3 84 ~'oa^est jhayer 5.00 Stickslber~er Serv. 106.3t~. B3. g Di t~h .50 yhomp son Yards 128.93 Sam Ehrlieh 163.63 Winkelman Roofing 3~9•?5 Sari Ehrlich 127.2 Petty Cam 42.6L.~.. Gas Co-op 7.3 ~Chapcale t s Inc. b. 3? GrPenin~ Chev. £33.1 Doubleday 1~,~.87 Henry achrnidt Jr. 303.02 ~~Zontana Power 12.73 SherrowT s Serv. 7~3.~3,3 0. M. Wold Co. 2.50 F'arrriers Union cent. 1.0.~~ Doubleday 1.67 Industrial equip 11,70 Clara L. Urr, ~$reas. 3.30 Laurel Co-op Assoc. 319.~~ pity Water Deft. 2.75 Herman ~chessler 190.00 Public Emp1. ~.08 Tillie Hohendorf 14.51 Eliz. Stahley .63 Clara L. err 150.66 Chapple's Inc. 2.55 John F. Dennis 129. 9 Francs Fenton 35.3 Pau 1 Brohau~h 283, 7S Frances Fenton b2. ~2 J"~~~"~.N~,~^~~.~~~~. 255.20 `l~heodors Sieber 36.00 Ge ore E3lackfor d 21}.6.10 M . 0.. troy sdon 13. SO It was moved by McManus and seconded by McCm mirk thQ bills be a~a;r~roved. ~l'he motion carr3.ed. It was moved and seconded we do nav adjourn. TYie motion carried. ___--r! City Cler A ppr ov ed this 19th day of June 1951. Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk i 1 I l:, ~ i „,i. ~,,I.~~iii ~ i i ;iii I il~llca.. i~ i. i ~ ~ t I I I! i iili