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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 09.05.19501Vlinutes of the Cityl Council of Laurel 5~p e 950 The pity Council of the Citg of Laurel met in r egular session in the Counci]. Chambers and was cal. led to order by Mayor 'j'homson at 8:00 0~ alo~k P. Tuesday, September 5th, 1850. Upon ro11 call the following aldermen answered presentw Romse McManus Freeburg Feuerbacher col d The minutes of the last r1~e~ing were read. It was moved by Feuerbacher and seconded by Freeburg the minutes be approved. The motion carried. The Police rspc~rts for the month of August ~r ere presented. ~t vase moved bq M~Manus and seconded b~ ~omee the r epor~s be approved. jhe motion carried. The Police Judge's report f'or the month of August was pre~en~ed. It was mowed b~ Feuerbacher and seconded by ~o~ee the reports be approved. `.~`hs motion carried. Mr. John ~wemer, of Frannie 1iVyo., ar~peared before the Council in regard to the closing of the fast-West Alley in Block 7, Laurel Realty Subdivision, and the opening of a North-youth alley in same Block. '~ha Mayor appointed a committee of McManus, Romee and ~'reebur9 to s Ludy the matter, and draw up the necessary petition for such a closing. RED LUTI ON NO . 7 ~3 Resolution No. 728, being a resolution levy3.ng and assessing a special t ax against property herein described for gavel and oil mat on lots in the City of Laurel. it was moved by~ ~'~reebury and seconded by 4~old, Resolution No. 728 be pissed. Upon roll caul, all aldermen present voted "~.ye" and ~a~d re~olu~ion was declared passed. ORDINANCE N0. I}.ls ordinance No. 1~1~, being an Ordinance regarding Oil & Cxrease traps to el~.minate oil and grease from entering serer lines, was~spresented for final passage. It was moved by Fraebury and seconded by Romee Ordinance No. 1}15 be passed on second reading. Upon roll call, the following aldermen voted 'aye:" Romee, Mc~anus , Freeburg and Feuerbacher. "No" x WoZd. RESOLUTION ND 7 27 Resolution No. 727 a resolution creating special Improvement District No. 73 of the City of Laurel, designatin~,,the boundaries thereof as defined b~ E~eml- ution No. 726, passed by the City council of the City of laurel and referring to paid r3~olution of inten~Gion f'or further particulars. It was moved b~ Freeburg and seconded by NlcMazus, Resolution No. 727 be passed. Upon roll ca11 all aldermen present voted "Aye" and said .Resolution No. 7~7 i~~s passed. It was moved by 1Nold and seconded by McManus the City Clerk be instructed to publish Notice inviting proposals, for Sp ecial Improvement District 1Vo. 73. The motion carried. An application for a permit by Bernard John Kiedrow~ki ~o build an 18x20 nous e, oi' new anci used lumber on concrete fo~ndat ion on Lots (~c t5, 331oeK 33 ~ Allard Subdivision, at an approximate cost of X2,500 was presented. I~ was moved by Romer and seconded by Feuerbacher the permit be granted. The motion carried. application for a permit by ~eor~e Stebbins to move a chicken coop From 310 5th Avenue to out off' City lirni~~ on rubber tired conveyance, move on ~.th Street to First Avenue, then out of the City Limits, was presented. It was moved by Freeburg and seconded by ~omee the permit b e granted. Z'he motion carried. An applic at ion for a perriit by l~rs. ''ophia~. Fahy to run concrete foundation around the house on Lot 18, ~31ock 1~ Laurel fealty Subdivision was pre3~ented. It was moved by noinee and seconded by Mc anus the permit b e grara.ted. The motion carried. An application f'or a renewal of a permit bq fiarald VanNice to build a 12x1lE. utility room. of cinder blocks on concrete foundation on Lot 7, Block 9 Laurel Hei~its at an approximate cost o~ X300 wa.~ presented. Tt was moved b~ ~reebury and seconded by ~omee t~.e permit be approved. The motion carried. A letter from the ~Iorrison-Maier~e, Tnc , consulting en~i.neers_ of Helena eras presented and r cad. It wns moved by 14ic~anus and seconded by ~''eueFbacher ~Y~.e letter be placed on File. Thy motion carried. Tl~~ bills of the month or Au~zst were presented for payment. After due p=f~ ...s...~ . " ' ~ ~i Minutes of the Cet~g Co o ncil of Laurel 5 p 95 consideration by the Finance Committse.it was moved by Feuerbacher-and seconded by Freeburg the follov~in~ bills be paid:..: Feter D. Thomson, et a1 88.04 0. M. V~ald Ca. 45.27 Billie Hohendorf 51.6 Fred Miller 255. 24 Clara L . Orr 50.00 Lohof Bros. 1086.00 John F. Dennis 75.00 Tillie Hohendorf 106.81 L. 'rice 75.00 Clara L. Orr 131.20 tai. V. D. Chaprr~an 37.50 John F. Dennis 108.70 Cl.in~on Anderson 15.00 Paul ~rohaugh 267.00 Ted C. Bundy, Treas. 25.00 Joe Nicholas 222..0 Chapplet s Inc. 2.g0 George Blackford 218.02 Mountain ~t. Tel. ~.d+ E. 0. nonnie 2'29.30 Montana Power 12.30 R. H. Sterrett 109.62 John F . Dennis 7,~. 00 Clara L, Orr, Tre as . 19]..70 Laurel Outlook 250.5 Henry Kaiser 252.gp 'Thompson Yards 112.73 Mrs. Alice Britton 21. .5 n r~ p~,~ ~i~~ g? ~ 3p Richard Metzger 155.1 3 Lovell Clay. Products 162'98 Mountain 5t. Tel. 22.0 City Water dept. 66.00 Montana power lOl~.2 Tillie Hohendorf 10.00 Billin~s Gas Co. 10.00 Clara L. Orr 10..00 Crane a. 2~3 .52 S~3.tz Machiner ~.U0.18 Gas ~o-op Assoc 57•Q3 Yellowstone Valley Elec. 8.01 Marshall-Wells Co. 72.18 Charles food 19.1{.5 Northwestern auto 5uppl~r 9.31 Harold Bernhardt 1~ .2~ Harold VanNice 71.70 Alex Behm Jr. ~.25 Yellowstone Valley Elec. 15.70 James Bare 3.g9 Petty Cash 32.27 Dr. E. C. Hall 50.Q0 Peter D. ~l~hornson 1.00 Montana Power 7.6 2 Sohn F. Dennis 30.OQ Mountain 5t. Tel 11.1,E Henry Heiser 10.00 Billings Gas 2.00 ~,ouise Kukes 80.75 James Bare 13.75 Marlene Hafer 55.5 Charles M. food 20.2 Norman W. ~1homgeon 227 .10 Harold Bernhardt 20.25 Hooker Elie ctrochemical 15.00 Greening Chevrolet 1 .68 Price's pharmacy l.L~. Frank E. Lundquist ~.98 A , ~l~~ylor 8c Co. 1.29 Stant g Service Stn 8.15 Montana Power. 166.1.9 Yellowstone Jaunty 52.50 Mountain fit. Te].. b.3~ George N. ''rank 1!} .20 Firemen's Relief assoc. 1330. 7 bonnie Barr 72.00 Robert" Phillips 1~0.(?0 Mrs. Alice Brii~ton 25.00 Paul J. atark 50.00 Clara L. err, Treas. ,x.80 Williams agency 10~ 00 C. E. McK3.nn~ay 13.0 James Bare 56.8}. Big Ditch ~o. . ~0 Sam linne s 306.0 Holborn School Cupp. 3.00 Ed ~ia~ke 11. 0 Gibson Serv. I{..oo cerl T. Burke ,13 V, G. Johnston 37.~.l~. Billings has 2 .2 -B Chemical 1.75 Marshall-Wells Store 1}.,~~j~. L. F~. ~eribner 17.~.,~ Neptune Meter Co. 11. 5 Toro l~fg. Corp ~.3ip Petty Gash 59•Q3 Sam Ehrlich 152.76 Joe Mar cure ~..78 Sam Ehrlich 125.96 Steve Romer 1 .1~1~ Henrg ~ehmidt Jr. 303. 1} Public Employees net~rernent 119.7 T. J. ~~etsch 268.00 Coll. of Int. xev. 111. 0 Industrial Equip 11.50 Montana Power 275.00 Laurel Go-op Assoc. 1}8.25 Montana Power .75 j-~• J ? Ll ~!U1i1 DLY7. Cr"11.75i3l1 Nil ~V~GV JAL`, i1tLl ~Gt illilLi V~ VV Herman ''ohessler 122 .50 Chapple's Inc. 12.~~} ~herrow~ s Servicend~er 1 00 Richard Metzger 55.00 ~mith~ s duper Serv. ~.~.5.~.0 Public Retirement Fund 68.0 The motion carried: The following increase, or adjustment of w a~e~ was presented by the finance Committee, and the Mayor for consideration by the Council:. Employees receiving ~i.3~ per Hour, adjusted to ~l'39 1. 1. ~}.,~j ~ a~ ~o Ar Z ~ 5~ Employees to receive an additional 5~ per hour, when acting as supervisors. `t'he `ity Clerks s p~lary to be adjusted to X235.00 per month. The salary of James Bare, at Sewage '~isposal Plant to be X210.00 per rtlQnth. The salaries of Ed Ronnie, and George B~.ackford, at the Pump riouse to be ad3usted when their services are r equired at the Sewage "isposal Plant. It was moved by tiYOld and seconded by Feuerbacher the report of the Mayor and Finance Committee on ad ju~tment of wages be approved and effective as of August lst. The motion carried. I~ wasmov ed and seconded wet do now adjourn. Minutes of the City Council of Laurel ~ September z95o ity C1.er approved this 19th day of September, 1~,~0. ayor ATTEST C ty C erk r