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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 09.02.1975~ ,m..~,... _,m Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Sept~nber 2, 197 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Laurel, Mont. was held in the Council Chamb~r~ and called to order by Mayor L. M. Yov~tich~ at 7:00 o~clock, P.M., on Tuesdays September 2~ 1975• Upon taking roll calls the following aldermen answered present: Tvm Hard Gay Easton Togn Kilpatrick Chuck Rodgers Sue Carter Ervin Metzger E. H. Ebersviller~ Sr. Larry Herman The minutes of the previous meeting of Aug. 19th, were read. Motion was made by Ebersviller and seconded by Hard that the minutes be approved. Motion caxried. City Treasurer's Financial Report for the month of July was pre- sented for approval. Motion was made by Ebersviller and seconded by Metzger to approve this report. Motion carried. Claims for the month of July were presented for approval as follows: Fichtner Chevrolet 3288.50 Fichtner Chevrolet 3~288.5~-- Fiehtner Chevrolet 3 288.50 Tractor & Equipment 22,190. pp Tractor & Equipment 26,810.00 E. F. Link & Assoc. 11,088.35 E. F. Zink & Assoc. 1t,537.5~ Social Security Division 6,l~19.33 Petty Cash 272.0 Teresal~. Gremmer 33~.0~ International Conference Bldg. 78.0 Charles Montee 16.75 Davy Powers 25.00 Volunteer Fire Dept. 360.0 - Harold Gremmer 25.00 Water Dept. 184.50 Petty Cash 2.20 Sol Schoessler 100.00 Dan Hager 35.00 Jerry Percival 70.00 Maurice Kaiser 12 .00 Paul Kroll 200.0 L3.nda Schyma 155.00 H-3~ Oxygen 10.95 Petty Ca,~h 77.00 Petty Cash 117.3? Mont. State Treasurer 27~.6~ HIiM 4,7X5,3( Payroll Fund l17~351.2,~ C.E.T.A. Payroll 18,673.17 TitlE S Payroll Fund 2,OC19.76 Title VI Payroll 1,962.3' Price Pharmacy 15.80 Peterson Typewriter 1 ,50 Mt. Be11 201.70 John J. Daly 37.54 Ch~.rle5 Montee 37.0 Selby~s 31.0 Western Drug 5.15 Int. Conference F31dg. officials 50.00 Peterson Typewriter 37.00 Standard Oil 3(,5•~5 Dean's Mobil 273.35 A 8e T ~lectr3c 50.00 ~tams~y Lumber 13.90 Henrys Safety Supply 120.00 Dave Powers 137.00 MDU ~p~7~ Northwest Fipe Utilities 20.98 H-R Oxygen 19.0 ~•E• 70.91 Bearing Supply 338.77 Northwest Pipe ~It3_lities 272.2 Montana Power ~,80.L~2 P.E.R.S. 130.13 Carpenter Paper 13.Q7 Wi113.am Krug 10.00 Merle Chexry 59~.5Q Doug Gratwohl 81~.~.2 Water Operating 12.OQ Rimrock Equi~anent 179.92 Stormont Welding 6.91 Laurel Auto Parts 120.21 Michael Tood & Co. 30~.g7 Coast to Coast .53 Sck~aeffer Mfg. 676.80 _ Johnson Ford 7.1.x.96 Hall Perry Machinery 201.l~7 Yellc~as~one Va11ey Electric 20.35 Alex Robertus ?3.53 Zanes Carpet dart 837.87 Laurel Servicenter ~.~.~,?6 Cathy Schreiner 24.00 Gerald Bruley 103.0]_ National Baseball Ccmeress 2.2~ A~Px Rnh~+rtnv Big Sky Linen 6.94 Eileen Ruff 5l~.OQ Julie Neitz 81.00 Kathy Blaylock 5..00 I?ennis Greeno 60.00 Robert Strand 24.00 John L. Straton 2~.p0 Larry Karst 35~pQ Mid7.and Implement Co. 53.8 Laurel Coop 3.95 Laurel Auto Parts 7l~.19 Qriginal EquiXment ~7.~5 Kathey Blaylock 10.00 Ron Koski 68.80 Barbara Belinak 63.?0 Joni Kippelman 51,pp Janice Langlinais 67.73 SEC Corp 90.00 Alex Robertus 3l~.89 American Red Cross 11.30 Kings Clothing 10.95 Ken Emineth 12~.~3 Nathaniel Blaylock ~.~.00 Wm. Krug 50.00 Laurel Servicenter x.90.00 Fichnter Chevrolet 155•d3 Dr. R. J. Rosselot 17.00 General 5~pp Lewey Nunn 35.00 Mt. Bell 18.91 M~ 69.°!~ Montana Power 25173 Burlington Northern 153.23 Coast to Coast ~~j~a~ Dorr-Oliver 60.1 Empire Heating & Cooling 22.06 A & T Electric 190.00 Yellowstone Electric 50.I~0 Standard Oil 7.x.6 Standard Oil 9,g~, W.W. Grainer 20.25 Hall Machine ?~~5 Roysdon Furniture 30.00 Mt. Bell 59.85 Kenneth Beven 35.00 Dyce Sales 2 669.38 Dyce Sales 2,100.0 Montana Power 1~6 ?9.11 Mont. Dakota Utilities 16.26 Yellowstone Valley Elec. 3.~0 Waterworks Supplies 165.$9 Layne Minnesota Co. 911.65 _ _ 1V.[inutes of the City Council of Laurel Coast to Coast 28.70 A11ie's Hardware 13.88 Yellowstone Electric 1.88 Perry Rodreick 31.2 Roscoe Steel & Culvert 38?•1~7 State Dept. of Health 270.00 - General 27.50 Diek Metzger 37.5Q Henry Kline 3~,0~ Ralph Shirley x.0.0(3 Dear~~s Mobil 120.29 Standard Oil ].I~.S•?a.l~. William Krug 75.40 Stormont Welding 22.50 Laurel Auto Parts 10.47 In~,erstate Tire Treads 30.36 Alvin Kerner 229.95 Northwest Pipe 76L~.07 TTT Grinnell Corp. 2~~9Q.23 General 5•~~~ Water Operating 7.0~ Schessler Ready Mix 79.75 Northwest Pipe 1,099.73 Coast ~o Coast J~5.8~ Northwest Pipe 11.55 ITT Grinnell 1,1t1a.9.09 Industrial Systems 7,082.27 Dean's Mobil !x(3.10 Standard Oil 317.89 Montana Brake 161.82 J.J. Michotte & Sons 39.93 McFarland Sp~cial.ty 1L~.38 Laurel Auto Parts 52.13 Mont. Brake Engineering 161.82 Capitol Industries x.52.?9 Security Trust & Savings Bank ].].,l~00.00 Dean's Mobil 1l~.18 Mont. Power 1~7~•7~ Mont. Power ~.7l~.~2 General 488..>0 Sweeping Dist. 80.00 Water Operating 238.~U Wm. Krug 3,080.0 Cenex 3,432.1 Bearings Supply Co. 8.~9 Standard Oil 38.80 TJean~ s Mobil 16.63 Allied Egui~nent ~7.}~8 Laurel Auto Parts 6!1..36 Jesse Branst~tter 1,2 0.00 Fichtner Chevrolet 3,A95.00 Motion was made by Metzger and secwnded by Ebersviller that the claims be allowed. lotion carried. Dione Smith reported on the swimming pool ar~d the reaereation program for the entire s~arrt~r. Ebersviller asked permission ~o leave the state. Motion was made by Kilpatr3.ck and seconded by Metzger that permission be granted. Motion carried. Metzger asked permission to leave the state. Motion was made by Ebersviller and seconded by Hard that permission be granted. Motion carried. Next on the agenda is the passage of an interim Zoning Ordinance extending one (1) mile beyond the city limits. A Mr. Ken Tolliver, attorney, appeared before the eo~ncil on behalf of Mr. George Fox concerning his property on the east edge of town. He stated that if this ordinance is adopted the zoning will cut right through the middles of his property. Mr. Tolliver re- ported that Mr. Fox is in the ~roce~s of insta~.ling a trailer court in this area and would like the entire property left out. After much discussion, it was suggested that this matter be taken under advisement. The City County Planning Board to study this matter to see if Mr. Fox is far enough along with his plans to justify exempting him f'rcm this ordinance. Ed La.Prath also appeared before the coi:ncil to ask that this Ordinance be explained to him. At this time the Mayor read ~Ghe entire ordinance. ORDINANCE N0. 613 BEING AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AN TNTERTM ZONING ORDINANCE EXTENDING ORTE (1) MI7aE RFi.Y(1i3T1 T.BTiRFi'.T. ('.TTY' T.'TM7T~.` NCn~M.inn ~a~c m~eio htr Tacvwn~n .~nA e*ennnrlorl htr Tfilr.o+~..~nlr that Ordinance No. 613 be pissed and adopted subject to approval of the City Attorney. Roll call vote was taken with all aldermen goting "AXE". Motion carried. City Clerk would like permission to attend the Municipal league meetings in Missoula on September 11, 12 and 13th. Motion was made by Ebersviller and seconded by Herman that the city clerk be allowed to attend these meetings. Motion carried. The Mayor Mated that he and his wife cleaned up beer bottles in firemen~s p~xk on Sat. Morning. He asked that the Police Dept. try to ke~:p the kids from drinking beer in the parko The Mayor reported that Leonard Fichtner has a drivers education car that the city could buy for less than $4,000.00 so it wouldn't have to be advertised for bid. Motion was made by Herman and seconded by Eber~viller that the Police Committee be given the authority to.~urchase the used car from Fichtner's as long as it ~s under the ~1~~~00.00 and meets the necessary requirements. Motion cax^ried. Charles M onte~ would like permission to attend a building ofgicials conference in Bi1lir~gs on Sept. 10~ 11 and 12th. Motion was made by Easton and seconded by Rodgers that Montee be allowed to attend these meet3.ngs and the city to pay his registration fee. Motion carried. There being no further business to come before the council at this I Minutes of the City Council of Laurel time' motion was duly made and seconded that the meeting be ~a3ozr~.~a. 1~ot3or~ carried.. Sharon L. Hermann Deputy City Clerk Approved by the Mayor and passed bar th ~ cil of the City of Laurel, Montana, this 16th day of Sept M . o e , ayor ATTEST orothy P Bundy, City°Clerk i j --r-