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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 11.04.1975Minutes of the City Council of Laurel November !t~ 19'5 A regular meeting of the City Counci_1 of the City of Laurel Montanan was held in the Council Chambers, and was called to ore~e~ by Mayor L. M. Yovetieh~ at 7:~~ o~eloek, P. M., on ~u~sday~ November ` 1975 . Upon taking ro1.1 cal1~ the following aldermen answered presents E. H. Eb~;rsviller~ Sr. Larry Hexman Gay Easton Tom Kilpatrick Sue CarAter Ervin Metzger Tom Hard Chuck Rodgers The minutes of the previous meeting were read. Motion was made by Ebe~sviller and seconded by Hard that the minutes be approved as read. Motion carried. There was duscussion re~ardin~; writing letters to our congress- men about the co~.incil objection to slurry pipe lines. City Attorney was ilJ. anddi.d not attend the meeting, but sent mlong a Resolution and Easement with a notation to ~~Pas~ & Approve". This document concerns an e~.sement with the Mantana Dakota Utilities CQ ~ A corporation. Motion was made by Herman and seconded bg Carter that this resolution and easement be accepted subject to studg by the C~~ty ~gine~~ and his approval. Motion carried. Claims for the month of October were presented for approval as follows s Payroll Fund $l~0~662.9~ C .E .T .A . P~yro11 $12,166.80 Social Secux°ity Division 1t~732.31 State Treasurer 1t,9~a~..29 Div. of Workmen~s Comp. 5,1112.81 Div. of Workmen's Comp. 5,493.89 Employment Security Div. 653.03 Social Security-Division l~,516.~6 Petty C~.sh 175.~Q L~,ure1 Vol. Fire Dept. 100.E Vo~.unteer Fire Dept. 205.0 C3_ty Water Dept. 1.8l~.54 Pett~r Cash 8.73 X01 5choessler 17 .0 Laurel Co-op 7.~~ Rockford Safety EgU.ip. 61.61 Dynes Med Inc. 17.92 Petty G~a~h 30. 0 Zaurel Servicenter l.t?~.83 Western Printing 33.95 H-R Oxygen & Supply 1.9,E Reporter Printing a~lt.59 H~,~. ~ s Conoco la5.00 Fichtner Ch~:vrol.et 28.91 W311iarns Agency 1,0~~..85 Pis. Debbie M8't5023 l~~}..Cl~ Lida Schyma 17 .00 Maurice Kaiser l~~.f Paul Kroll Jr. 25~.~0 Pett~r Cash ?0.~0 Montana State Treasurer 200.6 Petty Cash 8~.3~ Montana Public Ser. Comm. 6.~0 Petty Cash 10.0 David K. Pow~~s 25.00 Harold Gremmer 2.00 I,. M. Yovetich 2lt~.0~ Yellotastone Office Furniture ~.l~.l Peterson Typewriter 155.0 Mountain Bell 2~5. Bridget Gauthier 42.QO Williams Agency 3,659.55 Selby's 121.!16 Laurel Co-ap ~~.~0 Garl Wei~~man. & Sons a~~.9~. Ra.msey Lumber ~.~'5 Int. Cox~£erence of Bldg. Ofd'. 2L~.C)~ Laurel Servicenter 72.12 Hays Conoco 6,72 National Fire Protection 1,x.2 L~,ure~ Vol. Fire Dept. 19.0 ftamse~ Lumber 377.23 H-R Ox~rgen Supply 9.75 Montana Power 299.71 Montana Dakota Utilities X0.82 Thriftways 93.73 Water Operating 1l~.~~ Yell. County Air Pollution 691..29 5hirle~ Havens 15.t~ Mont. State Dept. of (Comm. 3U.UC Henry's ~afet~ Supply 32.30 Western Drug (Affairs x.83 Garbage 21.0 Krug Viand & Gravel 33~.~ Laurel Auto Parts 51.91 Yell. Va11ey ~,lec. Co-op 19.9 Coast to Gaast 28.61 Cathy Schreiner 2~..Oa Big sky Linen 6.Q0 Elsie P. Johnston 6.7,E Ga~b1~s 75.211 Standard 03.1 9.81 Original Equipment 2~.9.2~ Burlington Northern 1.40 Big Ditch Company 1.00 Watco Chemical 36.62 Dave I,arned 80.0)0 Wymo Communications l~2.~0 Terry's Texaco 22.9 Fichtner Chevrol~.t ~t13.83 Security Equipment 10.5 Laurel Vet Hospital 2~2.~0 Contx+~:butions Fund 1~2lt~.52 Contributions Fund 97~..5b Contributions Fund 26.33 Contributions F'u.nd 2~.7 Tom Ludwig 15.00 Marvin Carter 35.E KeM Hagemar_ 2~.C~f3 Contributions Fund 63.8 Contributions Fund 19.x.3 Gu3_ldne~ Water & Sewer 1 595.63 HKNI-aTR 1~,625.~.5 Dewey Nunn 35.E Hach Cher~3.ca1 17.15 S.E.C. Corporation 180.00 I~arthwest Scientific Ine. 28.6 Mountain Bell 17.18 Montana Power 2.2.85 Burlington Northern 198.98 I j Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Montana Dakota Utilities $ 76.11 Weber Machine & Weld3.ng $ 60.0 Bearings 5u~ply Co. 65.19 Peterson Typewriter 39.99 Williams Agency 133.98 Conta~ibuti.ons Fund 173.~.~ Contributions Fund 1.3.62 Peterson T~ewriter 39.99 Mountain Bell ~b.29 American Water Works 32.50 Kenneth Beven 35.00 S.Q.C. Corporation 120.00 Montana Dakota Utilities ~.7.~8 Montana Poorer 1,x.39.99 YQ11. Valley Elee. 3.~0 H. B. Sherman 11.19 Aqua Knights 1~~0.00 Coast to Coast 37.3 beat Block 1l~.~~ Ind. Towel & Cover 31.65 General 7.~0 D. Kies NLfg. Co, 21.10 Laarel Auto Parts 2.99 Allies Hardw~.re 28.86 ITT Grinnell 139.53 Northwest Pipe 371.74 Waterworks Supplies 10.88 Bt~.rlington Northern 1 .00 Williams Agency 2,3~.~5 Contributions Fund 8.6.32 Contributions Fund 519.65 Contributions Fund 380.7 Contributions Fund 10.52 Coast to Coast 25.8 General 35.E Water Operating 21.00 Laurel Co-op 56.25 Krug Sand & Gravel l~1.2.5C) H-C-L Equipment 26.36 Tractor & Fquipmer~.t 2,~.~~.13 Laurel l~uto Parts 2lt.(30 Ind. Towel & Coves' 28.96 Williams Agency 133.98 Contributions Fund 519.3 Contributions Fund 397.36 Williams Ageney 66.99 Contributions Fund 1.77 Contributions Fund 6.60 Contributions Fund 12.31 Montana Power Co. x.75.7 Montana Power ~.?J~.2~ ` F~.rmers Union 2,189.1 General 158.~~ Farmers Union ?77.75 Contributions F"and 219.5 Laurel Auto Parts 3.76 - Contributions Fund 11.0 Contributions Fund 17.23 E. F. Link & Associates 1,581~.~8 Contributions Fund. 8.37 Dyna Med 5~.2~ Rockford Suety Equipment 5l~.~0 Contributions Fund. 2~b61.65 Contributions Fund 2,~.69.~.9 lotion was made by Metzger and seconded by Ebersviller that the claims be allowed. Motion carried. Metzger reported on starting a bu3.lding and safety department, ~.nd hiring a seer~tary for the Mayor. He stated that there was a meeting of the finance committee. Building inspection fees to ~;o into a special fund. The question of salaries has been discussed. but not acted on. Motion was made to this effect, by Kilpatrick and seconded by Eb~rsviller that the re- cominendations of the committee be adopted with the stipulation that the building inspection fees be relegated to a special fund. Motion carried. Easton reported on the water department and Dave Murravts subdi- vision. Herman reported talking to other sub-dividers who would be willing to pay a water hook-up fee. Easton asked that the Mayor turn this matter back to committee to report at the next meeting. Montee reported on this also. Daley reported that there would be a ~afi.~r Schocal 3.n Ba~;eman from November 17th through the 21st. Laurel has sent men in the past. ~3~.00 registration fees and $3.75 for books. Lotion was made by Kilpatrick and seconded by Carter to send two or three men at the disereta.on of the Cit~r Engineer. Motion carried. Carter reported. on the Park Co~nission~ ar~d requested trot the City Attorney look into the lease the C3_ty h~,s with the Rifle Club. The Ways & Means Committee to work with the Park Commission. Marvin Carter invited the Mayor and Council to a meeting with the Loca.1. Government Study Commission on November lt}th, and invited the depart- ment heads to the same type of meting on November 17th. The Mayor asked that the Cy.ty Clerk write ~ letter to the Herbst- fest Committee, mentioning what a wonderful job was done at the annual Herbstfest in Laurel. Motion was made by Kilpatrick and. seconded by Easton to this effect. Motion carried.. The Mayor mead a letter regarding the opposition of the Council to the coal slurry pipe lines. After discussions motion was made by Ebersviller and seconded by Kilpatrick that the council re-affirm its .dormer position. Motion carried. Metzler thanked the City Engineer for the map on the wall. There being no further business to come before the council at this' session, motion was duly made acid seconded that the meeting be adjo~aed. Mo- tion earr3.ed. ~r ~ ~ Dorothy P. ~ City Clerk Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Passed by the City Council the ity ca Lau el~ r~ontana~ d approved by the Mayor this 18th day o Nove er, 5. M. ove ich~ Ma;~or ATTEST: ~-~c ~ Dorothy. -Bundy, City clerk i I i i