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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 08.05.1975. , _ J J Minutes of the City Council of Laurel a,~u~t 5, 1975 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Laurel' Montana, was held in the Council Chambers, and was called to order by Mayor Louis M. Yovetich at 7:00 o~elock, P.M., on Tuesday, August 5, 1.975• Upon tak3.ng roll ca11, the following aldermen answered present. Tcan Hard Gay Easton Tom Kilpatrick E. H. Ebersviller Chuck Rodgers Susan Carter Ervin Metzger Minutes of the last regular meeting of July 15th were read. Motion was made by Ebersviller and s~:conded by Hard that the minutes be approved as read. Motion carried. Minutes of the Special meeting of July 17th were read. Motion was made by Kilpatrick and ~ecvnded by Hard that the minutes be approved as read. Motion carried. Minutes of the first special meeting of July 22nd were read. Motion was made by Metzger and seconded by Ebersv3.ller that the minutes be approv~:d as read. Motion carried. Minutes of the second special meting of July 22nd were read. Motion was made by Carter and seconded by Metzger that the minutes be approved as read. Motion carried. Minutes of the third special meeting of July 22nd were read. lotion was made by Kilpatrick and seconded b~rl~etzger that the minutes be approved as read. Motion carried. Minutes of the Special meeting of July 23rd were read. Motion, was made by Carter and seconded by Hard that the minutes be approved as read. Motion carried. Written request frcan Zarry Herman a.skin~ permission to leave the state was presented. Motion w~.s made by Metzger and seconded by Kilpatrick that permission be granted. Motion carried. Letter dated July 18th frcan Allen Bond, ~nclo~in~ his last sanitarian's report, and also presenting his resignation was presented. Motion was made bar Ebersviller and seconded by Metzger that the report be approved and the resigna- tion accepted ~r3.th regret. Motion carried. Certain reports of the city of Zaurel were presented for approval. as follows: City Clerk's Cash report, City Treasurer's Financial report, Clerk s Trial Balance for the month of June. Motion was made by Metzger and seconded by Ebersviller that the reports be approved. Motion carried. Claims for the month of July were presented for payment a5 follows: Payroll Fund 35,9~t9.17 Johnson Ford 17,570.03 Social Security Division ~,711.7lt State Treasurer x.,113.31 Dorothy Rodreick ~OO.OC~ Social Security Division 5,371.59 Petty Cash 22l~.00 Petty Cash 15.80 Jim Palmersheim 79.3 David Powers 25«00 Vol. Fire Dept. l~60.00 Harold Gremmer 25.00 Water Dept. 181~.~0 Aeronautics Division 1~25l~.~0 C~~l S`nhnem~.ele~n ^~l1C.' nn Tl.~r~ I7arMe~ '3L~ nn 1.lV1 1.lV 11VGIJV1Gi LV~ ~VV LCI.Ll 11 CL~Gi Jf ~V~/ Julie Lee 125.OQ Maui Kaiser 125.00 Paul Kroll 200.00 Linda Seh~nna 125.00 General -Police 11.x.63 Laurel ServicEnter 1l~.~0 H-R Oxygen 1.q5 Pettq Cash 81.00 Petty Cash 117.61: Mont. Stag Treasurer 336.0 D Bar J Rubber Stamp 7.50 Mt. Bell X39.18 John. J. Daley 75.00 Dave~s Mobile 229.68 Laurel Coop 207.90 Standard Oil 181.03 Al~~;n Smith Co. 20 .00 Hal Grammer 126.3b MDU 69.32 L~.uxel Serv3.center 1,032.83 Stormont' Welding 195.701 Laurel Auto Parts 137.77 H-R Oxygen 8.75 B.RT. Transport 18.?.3 Montana Power lt71,39 Thriftwa~r Market 1!} l~1~ Carpenter Paper 52.07 Temperature Supply 7.5~ Water Operating 29.00 Allies Hardware 9.x.5 Scheels Hardware 10.79 United Building Centers 121.66 Robt. Watson 5.00 Frank Qriep 110.0 Charles5 Montee 1b2.~~ Laurel Outlook 33.00 Western Printing 98,0 Pacific University 101.92 Sweeping Dist. 6l~.00 Garbage 3.,~0 Tractor & Equi~nent 2I~5.1~ Laurel Auto Parts 12..61 Dan Davis 80.00 Tractor Equipment 112.96 Terry's Interchange X8.35 Wm. Krug Sand & Gravel 1,567.5 Ram9ey Lwn~er 166.06 R~¢nsey Lwnber Co. 8.99 Coast tc, Coast 36.79 Water Operating 12.54 - - ~ Minutes of the City Council of Laurel General 5.00 Y~stone Valley Electric 13.03 Power Tran.smissi_on 16.34 Alan TrTalter 8.50 Cathy Schreiner 30.00 Edna Shuey 11.30 Big Sky Linen 6.90 G~nble~ 1 1.88 C olborn Supply .l~1~ Laxry Karst 3,5.00 Allies s Hardwaxe 29.Q8 Mayes Dutch Bc~3r Paints 19b.2~ Reliable Tent & Awning 78.60 Midland Implement Co. 1)~.7G? Big Citch Co. 1.00 Dior3e Smith 7.38 Jim ~,echnan 10.00 S.E.G. Gorp. 90.00 Wateo Chemical 90 .03 American Red Crops 2.50 Wards Agency 7.l~.l~. Ken Emineth 21.23 State of Mont. 3.50 Security Equignent, Inc. 15.:75 Yellowstone County 50.00 Dr. Rosselot 51.0 Cenex 105.l~5 Coast to Coast 397.48 Superior Fire Apparatus 2,580.33 Cenex 3?~.00 John J. Daley 12.72 Frank Griep 200.0 Sterling Electric 27.00 Dewey Nunn 35.00 Hach Chemical 20.22 Mt. Be11 17.68 Montana Power 2l~5.gq Burlington Northern 139.7 Montana Dakota utilities 50.23 DeCarlo~s Conoco 28`68 Gambles 3.51 Ramsey Ltunber 18.7 Yellowstone Electric 21~.5~ Langs Cemetery Servie~ 25.85 Laurel Auto Parts 2.l~6 Terry's Interchange Texaco 2.~9 Dave ~ s Mobil Service 1E~.36 Laurel Coop 13.54 Standard Oil Co. 6.x.5 V.W.R.. Scientific 19~.K8 ~iestern Printing 95.00 ji~`estern Prin~ir~g 95.00 National Cash Register 39.0 Mt. Bell 5.71 Kenneth Beven 35.00 Dyce Sa3.es R~ Engineer 2,l~82.62 S.E,C. Corp, i5o.00 Montana Power 1,l~06.fi9 Montana Dakota Utilities 2$.3~. Y'stone Valley Electric 3.00 Bearing Supply Co. 93.12 L. & M. Welding 10.00 Kenneth Bevan 36.00 Montana Section, AWLJA 25.00 Kenneth Beven 15.C~ Industrial Towel & Cover 25.05 Richard Metzger 75.00 Gambles 12.63 Standard Oil 12l~.70 Laurel Coop 139.4 Laur~1 Servicenter 76.6 Dave~s Mobil 11.62 Terry's Interchange 29.35 Laurel Auto Parts 1 0.09 Hallmac, Inc. 262,87 Coat to Coast 12.5L~ Continental Technical l~08.00 Northwest Pipe 53.00 Westinghouse Air Brake 71.76 General 33.00 Ramsey Lumber Co. 15.09 Wm, Krug 667. 0 Norhtwest Pipe 2,l~52.03 Water Operate 242.50 Viking Automatic Sprinkler 575.2 Wade Sanderson 250.00 ITT Grinnell Corp. l~1~..66 Gambles 7.33 Laurel Coop 22.l~5 Coast to Coast 30.60 A113.e's Hardwaxe 20.OL~ Carl Weissman 16.6 Industrial Systems 7,0 8.40 Laurel Auto Parts 10.2 General 20.00 Terry's Tnterchan~;e l~8.76 Dave's Mobil Service 222.58 Laurel Coop Assoc 101~.l~0 Standard (}il 22q . ~1. Laurel Servicenter 27.1 •53 H-C-Z Equipment 12.78 Laurel Auto Parts 46.97 Industrial Towel & Cover 20.8l~ We~t~rn Printing 33.90 Mont. Power ?~75.7Q Montana Power !~7l~.22 General 23.00 Sweeping Dist. 12.0 Laurel Auto 10.f~ Laurel Coop 13.50 Terry's Interchange .50 Laurel outlook 13.J~lt l.icaaGi GLdL L' 1Gfi U11.~± VVG ~ V V Mo~Gion was made by Metzger and seconded by Rodgers t2aat the claims b~: allowed. Motion carried. First on the agenda was alderman Metzger who g~,v~ a report on the $l~2,000.00 grant fran HUD. He stated this could be used for land acquisition and the Senior C3.tizens housing program. This would free $7,50 .00 frcm the Revenue Sharing Fund for the Moran payment, and $3,000.OQ for the Senior Citi~~n.s program. It was thought that this money could then be used for the purchase o~ about four pi.ckup~s. Motion was made by Ebersviller and seconded by Kilpatrick that the c3.ty purchase four pickups. Motion carried. Next on the agenda was Marshall Huntington who appeared before the council and asked to take over all the billing end bring the bills up to date. One of the ambulance employees would do the bill, and he asked to be allowed to turn over all bills more than six months old to a collection agency. I~tot3on was made to this effect by Easton and seconded by Metzger. Motion carried. There was discussion on the purchase of a new ambulance. Next was a report by Alderrn~n Kilpatrick on the Public Safety Ccxnmittee. City Eng3.neer asked that Charles Montee,, our building inspector, be allowed to attend a builcling inspection me~.ting in Helena. Motion was made by Ebersviller and seconded by Easton that this be allowed. Motion carried. Polly Prchal, alderperson, and Walt Lesniak, alderman from Billings appeared before the cotancil along with Dan Hickey who demonstrated a proposed -r-- _ _ _ Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Bicentennial Park East of Billings on the Yellowstone River. They requested passage of the following resolution. x~sozv~rzo~ ~o. 1519 BE 1T RESOLVED the Mayor and the City Council of the City of Laurel, Montana supports the idea and the proposals to be subm3.tted for the Bi-Centenial Park Project. Motion was made by Easton and seconded by Ebersviller to accept this Resolution. Motion carried. There being no further business to came before the councils motion was made by Kilpatrick and seconded by Hard that the meeting be adjourned. Motion carried. orothy P. undy, City Clerk Passed by the City Council City of La el, Montana, and approved by the Mayor this 19th d of gust ich, Mayor ATTEST Dorothy P. dye City C~ r~ , _ ~ ----T- i i i