HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 09.03.1974Minutes of the City Council of Laurel
September 3, 197.
h rP~malar meeting of the C ty Council of the City of Laurel, Mont. ~
wa.s held i~ the Council Ghambers, and was called to order by President of the
Council, F. H. Ebersviller, Sr., in the absence of the Mayors at 7:00 o'clock, P.ivl. ~ on Tuesday, September 3, 197
Upor. taking roll ca11, the foll4win~; aldermen answered present:
Tc~m Hard Tc~tn Kilpatrick Chuck Rodgers Henry Gomer
i3ob Burns Ervin Metzger
The minutes of the last regular meeting were read. Motion wds m~.cle
~ by Kilpatrick and seconcl.Pd by Hard that the minutes be ~.~prov~d as read.
Mota.on carried.
The minutes of the special meeting of August 28th were r~~d. Lotion. wig made by Metzger and seconded by Gomer that the minutes be approved as read.
:Motion carriede
~Ree~uest from the auxiliary po~.ice for approval of R~n~y Glenn Beadle
and Albert Charles Vance to be mF:nabers of the Auxiliary Police. Since the
ch~:z~rman of the police comm~.ttea hid not ~~et arri~eTed, mot:i.on. was ma~.e by
Kilpatrick ar~c~ seconded by Ge~ner that this matter be tabled until the next meeting. Motion carried.
Clams for the month of August were presented for p~ym~nt as f. ollows
Payroll Fund 35,129.2. Tony Strand 279.00
Sarah Behm 3 7.31 Teresa Gremmer 200«00 Dave Powers 2 .00 Volunteer Firs Dept. ~~70.~0
Hal Gremmer 2~.OQ Wainer Dept. 192.00
Tony Strand 208.00 Cora Tlelson 7.60
Zeslie Hedstram 68.x.0 Gonnie Hed.strom 1~~.60
Nancy Brunsvold 99.85 Barbara Holt 92,2
Jan L~nglinais 83.h0 Melody Weatherrlon b8,j~p Barbara Belinak 16.25 Kenneth Emineth ~l}~~~q
Petty- Cash Z7.Z6 Petty Cash 11.~.1~.00
Social Secu.rit~r Div. 3,198.17 J.C. Penney Co. 12.98
Carl Koons 2Q0.00 Clarlee Pierson X0.00
Cora Ne3~on 2.x.0 Yellowstone Bank 500.00
Mont. State 7'.rea.s. 270.OQ Pe±~t.y Cash 73.00
Public Service Comm. 6.50 Petty Cash 81..32 Petty Cash 7.05 Mt. Bell 190.38
Williams ~~ency 35.00 Johnson Ford ~,~~,5
1,21~..,~0 MDU 11.68
Mont. Power 516.17 City- of 13illings 8 ..:00
trT~.ter C~peratine~ 36.50 Laurel Auto Parts 1.28
Standard Oi.l L~9.73 Smith Super Service X2.75 Laurel Servicenter 655.73 Farmers Union Central ~xchG.n~;e 1,89..50.
Williams p~;ency 2,279.25 Lalzrel auto Parts F3fi~~6
I,auxel Servicen.te.r. 559.7. ~ Bind. ~c~u3.~nent 18~.7~.
Continental Oil Co. 799.x.3 ~~in. Kruk 137. 0
L. Po? k R; Co. x.6.00 ML;niChe~ri Corp. 152.32
Robert Richardson 1~Q.00 Henry Gamer 22.29
Garbage 17.0 Karen Miller 1~~O.OQ Peterson Typewriter 1~7>1.00 MaLit Construction 83.00
Y~1lowston~ Ua.lle~r F~,lectric 30.05 bra ~3u~]_er 9.00
(:athtr ,~irhrainrar ~1, nn ci~_ Ts___
v ---4 ~G . vv ui~; Uny .U1iLCd1 1L . ~ V Edna Cha~.xn~m ~.?9 Allies Hardware 9.~5
Alneric~^nu.~nnual Corp. 9.6K Co~.st to Coast 36.26
.Laurel I~uto lrrrecking lO.OQ Ca.rbora Imp~.ement b.~p
Midland Implement Co. 3.52 S.r.C. Corp. 60.OQ
~Schessler Re~vdy ~3ix 7,.25 Dr. Rosselot ~9.qQ
~t ~ ~~1Z 13.60 I,aur. ~l Serv~.center 10,9 ~Iilliams Agency 7~9.7.~ Fi.remen's Relief l~,223.~2
Water Operating 12.0 MaLit 6onstruction 200.00
Dewey Tdunn 3.00 S.E.C. Corp. ?~..2~
Mont . Power 232.61 MDU 9~..~.8
Mt. Bell 20.7 Laurel Servicenter x..37
~1i.113.aris Agency 101.30 Kenneth. Eleven. 3~.~0 Cl~ce Sales ~n~;ineeri.n~ 3,741.50 I~It. Bell s3.43
~.~ello~rstone Valley ~lectrie 3.00 Mont. 17akota Utilities 6.8g
Mont. Power 1.9Fi6.35 Industrial Towel & Cover 24.~G0
Mont. State Department 27Q.00 Cenral Fund X2.25
Garbage 12.25 Smiths Super Service 27.l~~
Laurel Serv~~center 70.79 .Laurel Auto farts 1..06
Ramsey I.,tamber 21.08 Valley Welders ~ ~3p Original Equipment 8.65 S.E.C~ Corp. 60.00
Northwest Pipe 166.72 Great TJorthPrn Tool 10.6
Bearing Supply 10.92 Tr:illiam K..ru.~ 209.00
Cost to Coast 61.83 Carl ~i~teissman 8. Sons 275.63
GCA Precis3.on Scientific 78.3? Grinnell Corp. 2II9.22
~u'i1.li~sns Agency 1~772.7~ Kaiser Magnesium 1,688.6 . raurel Servicenter 279.8 Water Oper~.t~nr~ 7~~p
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Standard Oil Co. 119.10 Smith Super Service 22.0
Laurel Servicenter 108.82 Tractor 8c F~r~uiprnent 92.36 Lai.zrel ~!uto Parts x..20 William Krug 78.75
Laurel Servicenter 279.88 Williams ~.gency 101.30
Smiths Super Service .l~~ ~Tilliams AgEncy 50.65
Mont. Power Co. l~75.70 Mont. Power Co. l~71.51
Willi~n Krtag 130,00 Farmers Union Central Exchange 1,713.95
Smith's Super Service 6.30 Laurel Se.rvicenter 8.3p
Motion w~5 made by ~fetz~;er and seconded by Gcxner that the claims be ~~llowed.
Motion carried.
Fetter was read from Dave ~[urray, asking that the city ar~ex the
west one-half of :Blocks one and two, I~Ioun.tain zlista SubcLvi.s~_on. Motion was
made by Kilpatrick and seconded b~ Hard to accept this petition. Motion curried. L~.ter in t:h.e meeting Mr. Murray asked verbally that the L+Je~t Ha7_f of block
three be a~.ded to his request. Beim s~.tisfactory to the council, this other
half block was included in the eourxcil approval..
RESOLUTION N0. 146
RESOLTr~ION GTVINCx NC7!'1CE U~' ITdTENTION TO ,41~TNP~X CERT~?.IN I~A~TDS CONTICsUOUS TO TH?~~ C:tTY OF I..",t?'ftET~, ~0?~fiANA. Motion was dt~l~.r made and seconded th~~t Resoly-
tion No. 1.86 be declared passed and. adapted.
Rodgers hav9..ng arrived at the meeta_n~, Kilpatrick asked that the
request of the auxili~.ry police be removed. from the table. Notion was then
m.ac~e by r~o~~ers and seconded key Metager to ~.cc~pt the n.arres of 13ead1e ~~:d Vince into the auxili<r~T n~lice. I~?ot~ on carried.
Two 1a~.ies arpeared before the council to protest the amount of
$15.50 for the water bill.
Metzger brought up the sub~~ct of a bonus for. the boys who worked
under the work study program this ~~m~mer. Motion. was m~.de bar- ~ilpatr~_ck Gnd. seconded 'off Rodgers that this matters be ,turn~d:~ over to the finance committee
with authority to aet. Motion carried.
Dione ,Srna.th appeared bFfore the council to ask that the council dry
to find places in the city for the purpose of buuilding multi-unit buildings.
She also asked .bout the E~.thletic P<rk lights.
Mrs . Smi-t~h brought up the subject of the purchase of dirt for the
parks. The perk commission has been quoted a price of 35~ per yard. Burns then
reported that the dirt could be si-,ored by Ken Na.geman at a cost of ~1Z.00 per
month. This would be approximatel~T .~;~.,000.00 totalo Af~e~' discussions motion
was made by Ki.lna.tr~ ck and seconded by .Metzner to allow tk?e Park Commission to ne~oti~te with the contractors ~t Boise-C,~sca~le for the ~urch~~se of t,Yzis di_z~,
w~_th a.uthor~i.ty t;o act. A~ot~.on carried.
Rodgers repcarted on the ~ppr~isals of the ca.t~ -o~med property. After
discussion, motion was made by burns that these lots b~ advertised for. sale,
- and that. the council n.ot accept any lower bids than the ~ppra.ised value. Seconded by Kilpatrick. Mot3.or c2rried.
Itod~ers brought u.p an i.nc~u.iry regar~~.n~ thc~ :"xarb~ge landfill, and where
~ were people ~oin~; to c~~unp tree limbs. and m~teri.al left from taa.rin:~ c~~~,m
_ - buildings. I)ic~{ Metzger told the council about the Mayor's decision to ch~._rffe
everyone at the d~n~. Kilpat-rick ar~d ?,'.odder. s stated th~:t t~.ere should. bP a
meetin.~ w~_th the ~~~~~or who was out of town. The meeting; was set up for 6:30 P.M.
on h'ec3nesd~~y~ ~..th the City Gl~rk to n.ot,ify the M~ for.
Alen Boi2d thanked the council for the $1 .00 raa..se in. Ju1.y~.
7t :~aas r~~~~~arted. th~.t the new cct for the landfill would be delivered
~,t 9 :00 0~ clock, ~..~'I. nn ?~Tednesda~T.
Metzler reported that the other ~~rbage truck had been returned to the owner.
`rs.c~ :I,oolr reporta~ on her, r~cti-irri.ties for the c~_ty.
` Ca.t- °stt,arney br. o~.~ht to tYze City a. r~gti~est to br~.n~; into the city
limits x.11 of Rloak One (1) of Cass Ta.nda St~bclivision. In this connecti.on~
Resolution DTo, 7_l.~B7 was presented.
w._. ~'~SOT..,L~IOnT =~IQ. 1.87
?3F;IATG .F RF'~OI~LTTION OF I~T'r~?TTION rr~ 1;.~7N~`X CE~,?~r~.TIV L~nN~S CONTTrITOL?S TO
T~~'_+; CTTy CAF' T:~?URFL. Motion v~Tm,.s made by ~o~~;er. s end seeon.ded bar Ki.lpa.tr~.ck that
tha_s resolution be dec:l_~~.red passed and ~doptPd. Motion carried.
Cz.ty attorney brought to the council checks from ind~_vv~.duG1s in the
am.oL~nt of $297.00, represen.tzn~ delinquent balance accounts.
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Dave Murra~t campl~ined about double garbage charges.
Ebersvi.ller asked permission to leave the states ?~ota_on was m~~e by IKetz~er and seconded by Kilpatra.ck_ that pc~rnission be granted. Mot~..on carried.
Ebersvi.ller asked what is being; done towaxd the acquisition of a new
_T_,o~rel_~ 13~zllis appeared before the council. T~rith more complaints ~.botzt the police depa~^tment.
There being no Further busa.n.~ss to come before the council at this
sess~.on, motion. was ~.z~)..ur made anc? secon~e!~ tr.~.-~ the m.eets.ng bP ~.djourned.
Motion carr~_e~.a
Doroth~r P 1~1?11c~yr3,_('ij'~J
Pa~;;ed. b~; the r .tv Co~~nci_1. of the Cit~r~. ~~~117'~~ ~ n~ t~n~., Ord {a.rr,r. o~r~d by the 1~1Gyor this 17th da~r of Septe , .
Joui s M Y ~ ch, Mayor
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Dorothy P G B?~ndy~ City Clerk
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