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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 05.01.1979i Minutes of the pity Council of Laurel May 1, 1979 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Laurel, Montana, was held in the Council Chambers and called to order by Mayor Larry D. Herman, at 7:00 p.m., on Tuesday, May 1, 1979. COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT: Albert Ehrlick Chuck Rodgers Harold Burns Susan Carter Thomas Kilpatrick Ervin Metzger Donald Meyers COUNCIL MEMBERS ABSENT: Ronald Massey INVOCATION: Invocation given by Reverend Ferguson. SWEARING IN CEREMONY: The Mayor asked Judge Menello to swear in the newly elected aldermen: Terry Fink - Ward 1 Susan Carter -.Ward 2 Duane Behm - Ward 3 Bill Brennan - Ward 4 CLAIMS: Motion b Alderman Metzger to pay claims as presented for the month of April, 1979, seconded by Al erwoman Carter. Carried. Elk River Concrete $396.40 Ken Beven $160.75 Laurel Coop 43.03 Gambles 5.64 Schessler Ready Mix 78.50 Industrial Towel 29..00 Share Corp. 255.86 M D U 345.42 M D U 271.81 Montana Power 1,365.78 Montana Power 226.55 Mountain Bell 231.15 'Mountain Bell 18.64 SEC Corporation 144.00 SEC Corporation 216.00 Hall.-Perry Mach. 30.76 Government Innovators 348.55 ITT Grinnell 2,086.95 Laurel Auto Parts 46.39 Interstate Tire 120.70 Laurel Servicenter 256.45 Laurel Auto Parts 80.64 Yellowstone Bank 2,648.87 Laurel Servicenter 143.88 Tractor & Equipment 54.42 Northwest Pipe 45.30 Yellowstone Hydraulics 139.96 Stormonts Welding lO.OQ Montana Power 571.55 Treasure State Plumbing 300.00 Montana Power 559.66 Valley Welders 68.66 Krug Sand & Gravel 756.00 R. G. Woodard Inc. 122.00 Coast to Coast 20.29. Montana State Treasurer 5,203.80 Linger's Glass 1,013.39 Soc.Sec.Div.PERD 4,655.59 Western Equipment 500.00 Soc.Sec.Div.PERD 10.00 N C R 160.60 Social Security Div. 5,288.02 Northwest Pipe 4.50 State Comp: Ins. 1,192.56 Ramsey Lumber 1,735.88 State Comp. Ins. 823.56 Yellowstone Rental 12.00 State Comp. Ins. 283.20 ~ Mike Penne 22.60 State Comp. Ins. 362.40 I~ Petty Cash 280.00 Contributions 305.77 Dave Powers 25.00 Contributions 136.11. L V F D 30.00 Contributions 49.55 Darrell L. McGillen 12.50 Contributions 38.48 ~ Chuck Rodgers 12.50 U. S. Leasing 166.64 Water Department 210.70 Petty Cash 43.65 Montana State Treasurer 288.00 Montana State Treasurer 89.40 Petty Cash 41.74 Harris Agency 4,831.00 Pitney Bowes 677.00 Payroll 58,672.02 General 685.00 Street 5.00 General 935.00 Street 25.00 I General 5,308.00 Street 25.00 ~ j General 5.803.00 Street 155.00 + Water Operating 25.00 Water Operating 45.00 Water Operating 90.00 Water Operating 1,545.00 Water Operating 15.00 Garbage 95.00 Water Operating 47.5Q Garbage 420.00 Water Operating 15.00 i i i i I page 2 Minutes of the City Council- of Laurel Employment Sec. Div. $529.91 M D U $84.51 Baker & Taylor 65.66 Mountain Bell 37.61 Josten's Book Lease 222.75. Montana Power 43.73 Ace Electric 78.05 Wymo Communications 5Q.80 Big Sky Linen g.ll Cumin Assoc. 2,750.00 American Playground 39.58 Cumin Assoc. 476.00 Billings Blue Print 62.00 Cumin Assoc. 831.60 Billings Ford Tractor 10.80 Cenex Refinery ].49.18 Chuck's Repair 14.35 Carpenter Paper 30.06 - Billings Trophy 107.00 Colburn School Supply 153.40 Cottage Print Shoppe 60.75 Dave's Conoco. 20.00 ~I Dept. of Adm. 29.75 Eimicke Assoc. 17.32 Frank Murray 22.40 Fred's TV 6.50 Ii Henry's Safety Supply 118.00 HKM Assoc. 1,683.00 Industrial Towel 60.75 Interstate Tire 120.70 ~ Int. Assoc. Arson Invest. 20.00 J. C. Penney Co. 3.24 ~i~ Lee Kerr 33.50 Klean-It Company 521.00 Laurel Auto Parts' 151.62 Laurel Coop 43.03 Post Office 250.00 Laurel Servicenter 1,110.73 Laurel True Value 16.18 Midland Office Equipment 160.28 Montana Contractors Assoc. 180.00 M D U 770.04 Mont. League of Cities 1,098.03 Montana Power 432.58 ~I Mountain Bell 841.65 Sonny O'Day 40.50 I Peterson Typewriter 128.75 Ramsey Lumber. 26.04 Rapid Tire 86.15 Rimrock Equipment 37.30 Roderick Lumber 12,00 Superior Fire 31.14 Selby's 124.30 Mildred Swan 42.00 Tractor & Equipment 815.54 United Building Center 157.80 Inez Vaughn 3.91 Watco, Inc. 75.00 Western Drug 39.54 Eugene F. Wiesner 25.00 Williams Agency 150.00 Willis Sales 75.43 Yellowstone County Clerk 384.70 Yellowstone Office Supply 173.58 Yellowstone Valley Elec. 27.22 TURCOTTE ANNEXATION: A special meeting was set for .7:00 p.m.., Tuesday, May 8, 1979, in the Council Chambers to discuss this matter, flag pole annexation, zoning map and ordinance, and Fox Trailer Park. The Clerk is to notify aldermen by phone as a reminder of the special meeting May 8th. BIDS - FILTER MEDIA: li This being the time and place advertised for Filter Media for the water plant, all bids received were opened. Only one bid was received, which was from Neptune Microfloc in the amount of $51,b36.00. The bid was referred to Ken Beven for study and to bring back a recom- mendation to the City Council at the special meeting on May 8, 1979. E P A MANDATE: The Mayor received a letter from EPA, and in order for the city to I, continue receiving EPA money they have asked that the city adopt two ordinances relating directly to the sewer. r One is adding four sections to the current ordinance 13.08.120 and the other is adding to the current ordinance 13.08.220.. i I I i i I I I i I I ~ I page 3 Minutes of the pity Council of Laurel ORDINANCE N0. 660 AN ORDINANCE ADDING WASTE CHARACTERISTICS. Motion by Alderman Meyers that Ordinance No. 660 be passed and adopted, seconded by Alderwoman Carter. Upon taking roll call vote all aldermen I, present voted "aye." Motion carried. ORDINANCE N0. 661 I AN ORDINANCE ADDING THE AUTHORIZATION TO ~ OBTAIN INFORMATION CONCERNING INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES AND PERMISSION TO ENTER ALL PRIVATE PROPERTIES THROUGH WHICH THE CITY HOLDS A DULY NEGOTIATED EASEMENT. Motion b Alderman Metz er that Ordinance No. 661 be passed and adopted, seconded by Alderman hrlick. Upon taking roll call vote all aldermen present voted "aye." Motion carried. MAYOR'S COMMENTS: There is going to be a District Meeting of the Montana League of Cities and Towns May 18th here in the Council Chambers at 1:00 p.m.. There will be a no-host luncheon at the Owl Cafe at noon. The Mayor encouraged the members of the council and officers of the city to attend. li PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMITTEE - DON MEYERS: A meeting was held March 2 , 1978, at 7:00 p.m., with Burlington Northern and people living on Shannon Road. I There are two households who do not have city sewer, and Mr. Meyers would like council approval for them to hook up. He felt that if they I would sign a waiver of annexation that they should be able to hook up ~i since everyone else in that area is already on the sewer. Motion by Alderman Kilpatrick that Judy and Terry Krum and Elvie oar b~o9^~°~ Edgmond be allowed to hook up to city sewer at their own expense, provided I that they sign the waiver of annexation, seconded by Alderman Ehrlick. Carried. Motion by Alderman Meyers that the minutes dated March 24, 1979, be entered into the official record, seconded by Alderman Ehrlick. Carried. i PUBLIC HEARING: I A public hearing was held in accordance with public notice dated ~ April 25, 1879, regarding final application for a Community Development I~ Block Grant Small Cities Program in the amount of $151,000.00 for the purpose of Sewer Trunk Line Extension (HUD grant). There were no pro- testors present at this meeting. ~I Sue Carter publicly commended Tom Kilpatrick and Chuck Rodgers for I their years of service to the city. The Mayor joined her in extending his appreciation of a fine job done during the past years. Harold Burns received permission to leave the state. There being no further business to come before the council at this I''~ time, the meeting adjourned at 7:3 p. t? o d L. Hackmann, City Clerk i Approved by the Mayor and gassed by the City Council of the City of Laurel, Montana, this 15th day of-May, 1978. ATT ST: Larry D. erman, Mayor ...11 ~~.1_ oa P on m nn It r a ac a e