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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 10.15.1946m..., Minutes f ~t~~ C~. Council of Laurel The ~ ity ounc i1 of the City of Laure 1, met i.n regular session in the Counc i1. Chamber and w~a s c a 11ed to order by Mayor Thomson at 7 :30 0 ~ c lock P. M. (dim=~~5~ ~ 1946. Upon r olJ. c a 11 the f oll.ow ing aldermen answered pre sent nod~ers F~uerbacher Parker Wold Smith The minutes. ~f' the last regular meeting Wert presented and read, and it was moved by Fti~erbacher and sccc~nded by Parker, the minutes be approved as read. ~'he mot ion carried. ~l~hc minutes of the ~p~cial meetings were presented and read, and it was moved by Parlor and BCCOT~C~Cd by Smith, the minutes be approved as read. The motion carried, Mr. & Nrs. Mike Segmiller appz~~~ d~.~ before the Council in regard to lack of sewer tile, and asked permission t make ot~,er arrangements, with the san~.fiary problem, until the was avai~ ab1~. he matter was referred to the Sewer ~omrriit tee . - Mr. B. B. Iiageman appeared befo e the Council in regard to getting a Baseball Park north of town. The R~ay~r appointed a special committee of Kod~ers, Parker and Wo1d, to meet wit the Corr~nerc ial flub and the School Board, on this matter, and to bring ~ ck a report. . This being the tirr~~ for open~~g lbids for sale of 1ots~3;;:`~c~ 6,:<<B~,~~ 2~ •~<ti:;: 3~~1~ra~ ~~azbdivision, the pity ~1crk pr rented proof' of publicat3.on in the Laurel Outlook a3~d was instructed to open an read X11 bids. One bid was received from the Laurel Co-operative Association, n the amount of X800.00. It wras moved by Parker and seconded by Rod~era that t~.e bid be accepted. ~.'he motion carried. Henry Hettinger appeared before he cour~eil and asked for an ex~;en~ion of t9mc of 180 dais on his building p~rmit. It was moved by Parker and seconded by F~uerbacher the extentionlbe granted. A request ~y David Hettinger to move a 7.0x14 house and a 12x20 ~arag~, on rubber, from lots 14 and ~2 of 15, ~I B1ock 8, Yellov~ston~ Subdivision to lots 3 and 4, Block 15, Yellowstone S bdivision, and to move from the present location south on Uurland Avenue to 4 h Streat, then west to West Avcnu~, then south to lots 3 & 4, Block 15, Y 1lowstone Subd.ivisian. To cast approximatel ~P100 and to be compl~t~d in 90 days. IIt was- moved by lodgers end seconded by F~u~rbacher the permit tic granted. Thy motion carried. ~ln app lication for a permit by Mike ~e$miller, ~o move a 14x24. frame house from Southwest of Lauri 1, to lobs 6 & 7, Block 30, Dillard Subdivision on rubber tins, to b~ p~.aced on conc~ete foundation was presented and read. It was moved by Feuerbacher and seconded,by Rod~~rs the permit be granted, The motion carried. An app lication fora permit b H' J. Bott er to move an Sxl6 ehicker~ house .from lots 7 & 8 Block 2, Zaurel H~~gh~s, to 1a~s 13 & l4 I31ock 2 Laur~;1 Height to move across alley on skids, cut in ~ two, one half f'or Bottgcr, and one half for ~~%onrad Zhic1, and to be put on cot~cretc foundations at an ~pproximat~; cost of 75.00 was presented and read. It was moved by ~iod~ers and seconded by Feucrbach~r the permit be granted. Tie mot ~ on cA rri~,~ _ din application f'or a permit by J I~ E. DeFrance to make an addition 12x16 on house-Lot 7, Block l~, Laurel Rea1~y Subdisri.sion to be made oP garage on back oP 1ot 7, to be placed on concrete fo ndation, and entire house to be rc-shin~led~ - at an approximate cost of X400 was pr~sentcci and read. It was moved b~ Parker and seconded by ~odg~rs th.e permit bcigrantec~. The motion carried. ~n application for a permit by J hn W. Holmes to move in three 14 24 wooden buildings from south of river bridge o Lots 1 to 10, Block 31, Laural ~,llards subdivision to be placed on concrete oundations w3.th sheeting and siding on outside, to be completed in 6 months apt an approxima~~ ~~st of X5000 was ~res~nt~d and read. It was moved by F~od~ers andl seconded by ~e~a~rbacY~.e.r the permit be granted. 1'he motion carried. ,fin .application for a p~;rmit by C.'~ E. Nave to build a .20x20 frame garage on lots 11 & 12, Block 9, Laurel Nuttiiin~; subdivision, concrete foundation and floor, to ~be~ completed in 90 days, at ~,an approximate cost of X500 was presented • and read. Tt was moved by hodgers ands, seconded by £'uerbacher the permit be granted. `Z'h~ motion- carried. fJ ~n application far a p~rmi.t by i-io~ward Carter and John Price to rebuild sidewalk in front of old Bice Garage and to remodel Front of building on lots 7 & 8, Block 3,, Laurel ~calty Subdivig ion, at an a pproximate cost of X250 eras Minutes of tie City Council. of Laurel 1 October 1946 presented and read. I~G was moved by Smith. and seconded by Rodgers the permit b~ granted, the motion carried. ,fin application f'or a permit by John P. al~or~ to move a 16x24 frame hau~e~ ~ from. the 200 block on ~fiest lst Street- to lots 7 c~c 8, Block 9, Nutting Subdivision c to be p~.aced on concrete footing with concrete. block, to be moved by Nolte, ~t ~n approx3.mat~ cost o~ X2500 was presented and read. It was moved by Rodgers and seconded by Feuerbacher the perm~.t be granted. ~'hc rr?otion carried. R~;~aLUTION N0. 636 Resolution No. 636 a resolution 1ev;~3n~ and assessing a tax upon all property in Special Improvement I7i~trict No, '71, of the City of Laurel Montazaa, i~o defray the cost of rnakin~ izriprovement'~ in said Special Improvement ~~stric~, was prepented and read. It vas moved by Parker anc~ seconded by Rodgers that Rcsoluti.on No. 636 be fina~lg passed and adopted. Upon roll call all alderm~~a present` answered ~yc and said resolut3.on was dec-farad finally passed and adopted. RESOLUTION N0. 644 Rc~oJ.ut io,~ No, 644 a resolut3.on declaring that the appTica~ion of the Billings Gad Company for a has franchise as submitted at the Special Gas Franchise e'1~ect on held 3,n the City of Laur~1 on Sept. 18, 1.946, was presented and read. It was moved by Rodgers and seconded by V1~old that Besgo~.ut ion No. 644 be declared provisionally passed and approved. Upon roll call, all aldermen - present voted Aye, and said resolution uvas dccl.ared provisionally passed and approved. The Police reports for the month of Scpte~mber were presented and read. It was moved bar F~uerbaeher and seconded b9 fold the reports be approved as read. Th mod ion carried. The rep ort off' the Police Ju die for the r~on~ bf Sep tcmb~r was pre sent~d and read. It was moved by' ~~n th and seconded by~old the report be approved as read., 'the motion carr dd. The Library rcpart for the month of august was presented and read. st was moved by Rodgers and seconded. by Fcucrbachcr the report be approved as read. The motion carried. The Library report for the month of Sept ember was presentAd and read . It was moved by Rodgers and seconded by ~'eucrbacher the report be approved as read. ~-'h~ motion carried. let~Ger from Ken Salton, ~ectery of the Laurel Fire Dept., stating that the Fire des~artment had tur~aed the old fire truck over to the_ City was presented and rased. t was moved by Pa~kcr and seconded by smith thc~ truck be acc~ptcd,, arad the 1~tter be placid on f i1e . Tr e mot ion carried. letter. from John Carey asking inf ormaton in regard to opening a Mortuary Homy in the City was presented and read. I~ was moved by Parker and seconded by Rodgers that the letter b~ turned over to the Ccmet'erg~ hoard. Thy trot3.on carried. letter frc~rn Charles ~and~ in regard to a ~tatcment of aecount gent by the pity to'Dr. I~. H. McCaulep, was pre~ser~ted a~ad read. ~~:~~~~,etter was turned over, to the City ,attorney for answering.. m'4~~ »a~..~r~.~- r.fl -~F ins iT '1. a-L. l1i+F.f i+..... ~.L Lam..~_~.it_ _c~-'n_~t -'--ti.,_~.. -------'-L av 1 CiklVl u v~. u ilv ~CSAiirll V1.11~+c1 1 WI• k~ iiCS tI1UF1 t~Ll. Vl u~, C j~tiC3Iilt~ESZ' YYa.y ~PCS.9CIlLl3Q and read. It vas moved by fold and ~econdcd by kodgers the report be app roved as read. Thy motion carried. The water report for the month off' ~ugu~~ w~.s presented and read. It wag moved by ~'euerb~cher and 'seconded by hodgera the report be approved as read. .The motion carried. The Treasurer t s' report for the month of ~;u~ust was presented and read. Tt vas moved by ~~o1d'and seconded by Smith the report be approved as f'~ad. The motion carried. It was moved by Parl~er and seconded by ~.od~;ers the Finance ~ammitte~ have authority to purchase 2D Ser e G Bonds, in X1,000 de;~r~~ination out of money in the dater Fund. The oration carried. It was moved by hodgcrs and seconded by Feuerbacher that the vaster depar~mcn~ be allowed to buy some 1~ inch hose for use in the settling basin at .the Pwnp House, Tha motion carried. The Glerk~ s report for the month of ;~u~ust was presented and read. ~,t way ` moved by dodgers and' seconded bar Smith, the report be approved as read. mot-ion carried. Minutes of ..the C ~nCouncil of Laurel r - dCtlO~Je.C~94G ORDINANCE N0. 390 Ordinance No. 390 being an ordnance granting unto the Billings Gas Company, a franchise for the con'struc~ion and opearation of a gas distributing plan or system in the City of Laurel, for a turn of thirty-tiro (32) years, and fixin and prescribing the conditions and terms thereof was presented ar~d read. It~wae moved by VNold and seconded by Feuerbach~r that Ordinance No. 39~ be provisionally passed and adopted. Upon ra11 ca11 all aldermen present voted ~;~ye" and paid orditlance way deel.ara~d passed and. ~doptcd. It vas moved by Feuerbacher and seconded by Smith the check for X80(? for sale of lots be 'placed in Park Fund. The motion carried. Pursuant to Ordinance No. 386, the Mayor ~ppointcd the follawin~ Cemetery ~3aard. C. fit. Laird Chairman; J. C. Durham, Frcd Graff, Melvin Williams, J. J, Parker, Fred ~`euerbacher and Peter L. Thonhh~on, members. It way moved by ~fio~.d and seconded by Rod$er~ the a~pointm~~st b~ approved. The motion carried. ~h~~,x~~t~. ~o c~c ,~~e:~~:r~t~e~!'~k ad~.~c~~t ~~~~::~pinion of ~ol.eman, Jamison and T~amey, :regarding Laurel S~irr~ming Pool Bond issue. It was moved by ~o1d and ~cconded by Parker the City Attorney be authorized to confer vuith . the. ,,attorney ~en~ral in person,. abcut..this matter. The motion carried. The bills of the month a~' September were presented for payment and after due eonsid~ration the nar~ce Committee, recQmmcnded payment of the folloeu ing:° . ~et~r D. Thari~~~n, et al 88.Q0 ~illin~,s Gas ~o. 2.00 illi.~ i~ohend.4rf 51.65 dam Ehrlich 59.50 Chet E;~er 75.00 Sam Ehrlich 156.50 ~h~.ip E, Noel 50.00 Henry ~chmid~ Jr. 216,.65 L. Price 41.65 Connelly ~~achincry 444.20 H, ~uddith 25,Q0 Grant smith & ~o, 6.00 John ~rohaugh 15.00 Laurel C o-op J.00.00 Kin' Walton 25.00 ~~~a~dard Qil 14.87 Laurel Fire Department 54.00 George N. Frank ~.t~fl J. R. ammo~as & ion 48.25 Philip E. Noel, Tress 5.20 ~Iooster Brass Co, 141.31 Montana Power 1s~:0 Farr-Fytcr ~o. 108.50 Laurel Trading Go. 4.95 ,~eme Protection Equipment 17.42, Frank Miller 5.Ci0 Montana Power 9.51 Ti11ie Hohendorf 99.45 dam & Ethel T~cFrance 9.69 Philip Noel 150.0 City ~?`ate~r ~epartmeant 66.00 Chet Eyer 122. 20 deter 1?. Thorson, ~t a1 73.00 Philip ~~augh 238.60 i1li~' Hohendorf 10.00 Paul grg ' Ncol, Treas. 91..80 Garl BartY~uly 6.:50 Donald achcideckcr- 185.3 W. 1~. Bits 6.50 George ~1. Blackford 193.20 Carl Ba~thuly 25.0 Henry Ka3.~er 206.80 Gladys. I. Cantrell 6.50 Mrs. dice Britton 19.50 Gladys I. ~antrel].: 60..00 Mrs . M, Prcikszas 3.13 W. E. Chamberlain 6.50 Sam Tinnes 183.88 ~;dna T, Chapman 25.00 T. Dickerson 174.15 E1.9ies B. ~%anrad 6,50 ~Zarshall dells Co. 66.00 May Crutches 6.50 Dresser Mfg. 75.94 J. C. Durham 6.50 Hooker electrochemical 19,50 J. D. Durham 7Q.00 Gas Co-op 3.60 Lola E11iQtt 25,..00 ~ Robinson 490.75 n_..,....x ~ "G~".t, -c nn r...~.,...,...r....,.. r....Ys.._... na ~zc V tA.L.l lam . 1'+ • h+l l! ~ t!"~:V V.. t1 11i11l r`f ti Vl! Ll:1i[l UG r,,p ~ c)i! Dan Foley 6.50 crane Co. 441.61. fan Foley .25.00 Yellowstone Valley E1ec,, 3.00 C. H. Frank 6.50 Pcttg Cash 32 83 C. H,'Frank 70.00 Montana Power 1225.89 ~meli~ P. Frank 6.50 Mountain St. TeJ. & Tel X0.85 Olivia Metzler 6.50 33i11.ings Gay Co. 7.0~ Jo`s~~ph~.ne Moon 6.50 Peter D. Thomson 15.Q0 Tsadora L. Nicholas 6.50 Chet Eycr 15.00 Tam Reardon 6.50 Henry Kaiser 10.00 G P. ~tadalman 6.50 Petty Cash 21.76 Jennie Starkey 6.50 H. G. Blal~ely 4.78 Tubman's Faod Mart 5.00 Mrs. La Bar 9.08 Nell Vordahl 6.50 Chet dyer 50.00 Li11ia~ l~iaage 6.50 Philip Noel 1x.00 Harry, T. t~hte 6.50 ~hristcn~en P3.ubming 5.50 N. ~3.g~in~ 6.50 Laren E. ~ndergon 19.00. G, N. i~girra '70.00 Thompson Yards 20.20 ~Ni~.bur Wise 46.8a farmers Union Central 15.12 ~1~ 11ic Hoher~d~rf' 10.00 Montana Power 250.74 ~ James Bare 146.00 Larry O~L~ary 132.00 James Bare 62.50 Montana Pawcr 3.48 L.--: il.bur V~is~ 131.62, pity dater Llepartment 2.00 obert N. nerriott 21.28 Billings Gas ~o. 2.80 Philip E. Ncse1,, Treas 28.60 ~~irs. Alice Britton 6.00 I~ Ilia 'i II, I I~' Minutes of "the pity Council of Laurel 1 Oc~ob~r 1946 1%r. Hall 30.00 0. M. old Co. 1.19 L, Heath 1.0.00 Philip Noe1, Treas 2.70 Montana Povuer 3.35 Carrie E. Ii,rb 57.30 L~,t~rel Trading 2.75 Walter Green 15.00 It was .moved b~ Parker and s~ccnd~d by Smith the report of the k~'inance Committee b~ approve. l~h~ motion carried. I~ was moved gay Smith and seconded by Rodgers that the City ~.ttorn~y have permission to lave the Mate. ''h~ motion carried. It was maned and seconded we do now adjourn. '`lz~ motion carried. i~ty~~lerk approved this 15th day of October, 1946. MA O R ATTEST i y er i~