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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 06.03.1975 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel June 3, 1975 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Laurels Montana, was held in the Council Chambers, and was called to order by Mayor Louie M. Yovetich at 7s~0 a'cl<~ek~ P.M., on Tuesday, June 3, 1975• Upon taking roll call, the following aldermen angw~red present: Tom Hard Gay Easton Tom Kilpatrick Chuck Rodgers Sue Carter Ervin Metzger E.H. Ebersviller, Sr, Laxry ~i~rtaan The minutes of the m~e~ting of May 20th were re~.d. Motion was made by Ebersviller and seconded by Hard that the minutes be; approved with one correction. Motion earr~.ed. The minutes of the special meting of May 28th were read. Motion was made by Hard end seconded by Ebersviller that the minutes be approved as read. Motion carried. Claims for the month of May wire presented for payment as follow: Payroll fund 31,,122.99 Payroll - C.E.T.A. 18,066.61 Payroll - Title I 2,029.03 Payroll -Title VI l,l~~9.07 Cathy Schreiner 2l~.00 Edna Shuey ~t.79 Jake Martin 32.16 James Petri 13,~Q~.00 Petty Cash 7.1x.5. DO Petty Cash 11.00 Maurice Kaiser 1~~.00 Paul Kro11 20 .00 Julie Lee 100.00 Linda Schy~na 10.00 Stag Dept. of Health 1~.5~ Dave Powers 25.04 Vol. Fire Dept. 335• Ha11 Gremmer 2 .00 Water Dept. 18..54 Pettg Cash 5.56 Sol Schoe~~ler 27 .00 Kenneth Emineth X0.93 Petty Cash 93.25 P~vntana State Treasurer 339. 0 Petty Cash 90.69 Dan H~.ger ~t0.75 Petty Cash .53 ~3~cal~,Security Div. lt~820.70 Feder~.1 Cc~nm. Cc~nmi~~ion 2..00 Williams Agency 2.00 Peterson Typewr~t~r 36.15 M~. Bel1 187.18 Yellowstone Bank 3.50 Yellowstone Office Supply 12.1 Selb~r~s 2l~.70 Hurlbut' K~rsich & McCullough 1~,3~3.99 John J. Daley 35. 0 Terry~s Interchange Texaco 10.80 Standard 031 Co. 198.2. Laurel Servr~cent~r 171~.2~ Dave ~ s Mobile 1.58.55 Ramses Lumber 2~.1.b7 Montana Pow~:r 182.97 Mont. Dakota Utilities 1~.3. Hays Concaco 20.75 Modern Auto 31.1 0 Laurel Auto Parts 176.{1 Stormont Wilding 71.25 Frice Pharmacy bi.l6 Carpenter Paper 23.8 Colcmial Research 227.$6 Coast to Coast 27.3 Allies Hardware 11.35 Western Printing & Lith. 292.85 Y'stone Co. Air Pollution l~3.8~ City-Co Health Dept. 1,675.00 Cenex Refinery 396.00 Laurel Auto Parts 63.06 Interstate Tire Treads 263.6 Gambles 3.61 _ Fichtner Chevrolet 11.74 Y'stone Valley Electric 136.20 William Krug 191.75 Sweeping Dist. 12.E Laurel Coop 38.18 Gilles Topsoil Service 30.00 - Cathy Schreiner 2~.~0 Alex Robertu~ 11.32 Dawson Co. Becentennial Cc~mm.15.00 Edna Cha~xnan 58.1 Big Sky Lin~,n 13.8 Larry Karst 35.00 A11ie~s Hardware 25.58 Westchem Inc. 5?•~t~ L1~"~ L1 V\+Ll VV~ 1~VV Y1 WiiEi Al1111 Vi1 ,~/~v Valley Welders 13 «05 Roto-Ser~.per Co. 26.86 R.L. Polk Co. X1.00 Terry's Interchange Texaco 183.7 M.P. Rexin~r 23.76 Charles A. George 23.7 Dr. Rosselot 92.00 Peterson Typewriter 3Q3.1.~0 Western Firs Dept. x.55.00 Richard Taylor 55.00 Minn. Mining and Mfg. Co. 581.6 Marvin Carter 100.00 Water Operating 5.00 Dewey Nunn. 3~.0~ SEC Corp. 60.00 Northwest Scientific 7.70 Hach Chemical Co. 32.46 Mt. Be11 17.6b Mont. Power Co. 211.30 B.N. 1.3.17 MDU 95.27 Laurel Auto Parts 2.G8 Stormont Tn~:lding 24.00 Dav~:'s Mobil Serv3~~ 2.16 Standard Oil 2.10 Cert. Bd. for water 8c waste water opr. 30.0 Ecodyne Corp. 126.l~2 Western Pr3.nting 39.32 Western Printing 39.33 Price Pharmacy 4.77 M~. Bell 55.85 American Waterworks Assoc. 25.00 Ken Beven 35.00 SEC Carp. 10.00 Betz Laboratories 287.00 Montana Power Co. 1~0~'~.~,8 Y'stone Valley Electric 3.00 MDII 89.21 Cert. Bd Water [Haste Water 11.00 Richard Metzger 35.00 Hallmae, Ine. 2l~.32 Laurel Coop 217.1 Laurel S~rvicenter 11.7 Terry's Interchange Texaco 22.39 Standard Oil Co. 65.9l~ Laurel Servicenter x.20.55 Dave's Mobile Service 1II.~.S B.L.M. Tire 135.7 Interstate Tire Treads 131.$0 Laurel Auto Parts 105.4 Power Transmission Egvipm~nt 79.53 Coast to Coast 11.Ul~ i i v~_ __~.._.v~. _ _ , Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Industrial Towel & Cover 31.9 Northwest Pipe Utilities 927.8$ ITT Grinnell Corp. 381.55 Waterworks Supplies 58.36 General 72.00 Water Operating 352.00 William Krug 293.25 Northwest Pipe Utilities 1,632.39 Allies Hardware 18.73 Coast to Coast 57.15 ITT Grinnell Corp. 2,187.35 Industrial Sy~t~;ms 7,637.17 Zaurel Auto Parts 28.0 Northwest Pipe Util3.tie~ 63.10 General 25.00 Terry's Interchange Texaco 15.77 Standard Oil 201.2. Dave~s Mobile 132.62 Laurel Servicenter 135•?6 Laurel Auto Parts 110.9,E Tractor & Equipanent 166.30 H-C-L Equignent lt.53 fin. Krug 91.25 Laurel Auto Party 4.7~ Davey s Mobile 2.16 Mont. Power x.75.70 Mont. Power Co. l~7l~.22 Laurel Auto Party 1.68 Dave ~ s Mobile 3.46 Terry's Interchange .1~9 Standard Oil 15.96 Laurel Servieenter 7.~1 Motion way made by Metzger and seconded by Carter that the claims for the month of May be allowed. Motion carried. RESOLU'.~ION N0. 107 RESOLUTION N0. 1507, BEING A RESOLUTION PROPOSING TO EXTEND THE BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY OF LAUREL, MONTANA, TO INCLUDE LOPS 5, 6~ PORTION OF' 7, PORTION OF 13, 1l~, AND 15, IN BLACK 13, was presented. Motion was duly made and seconded that Resolution No. 1507 be passed and adopted. Motion carried. Report of the Policy Judge was presented for approval. Motion way made by Ebersviller and seconded by Hard that the repox~ bc~ approved. Mo~i4n carried. The Mayor reported that he had appointed new ec~nmittees, making more ecxnmitteeg, but smaller, three person cc~nmittees. City Attorney spoke on the proposed pwnp station north of the City. James Twomey requESted an option on certain property which the city owns. He means to develop housing for the elderly. Thy Mayor called for investigation on this matter, and called a special meeting fir next Tuesday, June 10, 1975 at 7:00 P.M. City Engineer spoke on a meeting which h~ would like to attend at ~~wistown. Registration fee to be X7.50. Herman. made the motion that the City Engineer, Water Plant Supervisor and members of the water committee be allowed to go i~ possible. Seconded by Ebersviller. Motion carried. Hard mentioned ecxnplaints about license fees. The Mayor turned this matter over to the Ways and Means committee. Easton reported on the draa_n ditch by the Helmer Kautz r~sidenee. He stated that the Ditch Cc~npany has allocated money to clean the ditch. Eb~rsailler reported that a certain property owner had had hip name removed fr~n a Special Improvement District that was crested to install curbs & gutters, with the promise that he would install these himself, within a ,..e., e...,v. t-.l .,m,,..-. e,.7 ._.F a-~...~.,,.. Ve. L, ,...,i- .7.,,.... .41,-t 'G+i..,.~... 7 7 _a.., a. 1.... ...1.~ i GGLC~Wt1G1.U1G rlG11VLL V1 Y1A71G• 11G lldr'~ 11VU LLW11V UALL ii• L'UGl"ifV11lG.L 111 c4UG U11G 1J1W U.L V11' seconded by Kilpatrick to notify the propertq owner to put in the curb and gutter by the first of July or the city will do the work and it will be charged to him on his takes. Letter to be sent registered mail. Motion carried. Rodgers asked that the three attendants on the l~mbulance be raised X25.00 per month. Motion was made by Rodgers and seconded by Metzger that this raise be given, and to be effective July 1, 1975. Motion carried. It w~.s also asked that permission be granted to turn the unpaid ambulance billy over tQ a collection agency. Motion made to this effect by Metzger and seconded by Rodgers. lotion carried. Carter reported on alleys. Carter stated that the Planning and Improvement Committee r~c<mamended that there be a truck route on Eighth Avenue or First Avenue, and close Twelfth Street to truck traffic. She made this in the for~ri of a motion. Police to notify contractors, and elrivers of cement and gravel trucks. Seconded by Ebersviller. Motion carried. Carter asked whether or not the City Employees should be allowed to use the City Equipment. This matter turned over to the Planning and Improvement C fXriiri~.'ttEE . Metzger stated that the Refinery' did a lot for the city of Laurel, and there should be a mutual agreement. i Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Herman reported on the City-County Planning Board, arad on the Zoning Bo~.rd of Ad~ustanents. Ines ~Taughn appeared before the cotar~cil to report on people who have wells. After discussion, motion was made by Her~ari and seconded by Hard that perscaz~ be required to b~.i.ld same type of retaining wall to keep their water from running on other people's property. Motion carried. Mrs. Vaughn asked for the use of the Cemetery Backhe~e. This matter turned over to the Cemetery Board. yarrg Lorfing appeared before the council in behalf of the Laurel Jayceens who asked permission to pa3.nt the Fire Hydrants as Minute Men for the Bicentennial Projects. The Mayor referred this matter to the Police and Fire Committee with authority to aet. There being no further business to ecane before the council at this session, motion was duly made and seconded that the meeting be adjourned. Motion carried, Dorothy P. Bun€i~r, City Clerk Passed by the City Council of the urel, ontana, and approved by the Mayor this 17th day o~ June, 1976 r . M e ich, Mayor ATTEST: Dorothy Bandy, City Clerk i ~ ___r-_~~_. _ _ T