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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 08.03.1976 I I Minutes of the City Council of Laurel August 3, 197b I j ~I A regular meeting of the City Couneil of the City of Laurel, Monte, ~I was held ~.n the Council Chambers, and was eall.ed to order by President o~ the Council, E. H. Ebersviller, Sr., in the absence of the Mayor at 7:40 o~cloek, P.~I.~ on Tuesday, Augu~t~ 3, 197b. Upon taking roll c~.11., the follow3.ng aldermen answered present: !i Tvm Hard Gas Eaton Tom Kilpatrick Chuck Rodgers Sue Carter Herman ~tiehael E. H. Eber~viller, Sr. Ervin Metzger i The minutes of the previous meeting were read. Motion was made by Kilpatrick and seconded by Michael that the ~ninute~ be approved ~s read. ~totian ~I~ carr3.ed. j I A check from a business man for the amount o~ sewer ch~.rg~s on three of his buildings way turned over to Kilpatrick as chairman of the sewer grievance I, e a~nrnittee . A letter way read frcx~ the Yellowstone County Air Pollution Control li Board regarding an ir~cr~a~se in fees a~ Laurels s share. A representative of this Board addressed the council. Ebersviller stated that it w~.s the Mayorts request that the council wait until it receives the va1u~; of our mi11. After discussion, mot3.on was made by Kilpatrick and seconded bar Michael that this znatt~r be tabled unt3.l such time as the value of our mill is ~stablish~d. 1~otiAn carried. Claims for the month of Julg were presented for approval and pa~nent ag follows: Action Courts of Mt. 2,52 .00 Action Courts of Mt. 2,975.00 I', Loyd Shay 60.00 S~at~ Treasurer l~,888.88 Social Security Div. x,812.33 Central Electric 5,l~00.0~ Star Serv3.ce 11,49l~.8~ Slovarp Brothers 28,108.0 Central Electric 8,362.'0 Slovarp Brothers 7,762.0 Star Service 12,016.8 Social Security Div. x.,$99.50 Petty Cash 300.0 Glen Bier ~0.0~ Patricia Bies 50.00 Maurice Kaiser 22 .00 Judy Reitz b0.00 Linda. Schy~na 1~~.fl0 Industrial Electronics 36.fl0 Petty Cash ~,.~5 I Ten Ring En~erprise~ ~5.8~ Mt. Bell 6.56 Dave Powers 25.0 Vol. Fire Dept. 1,025.~f3 Hal Grier 25.00 Petty Cash 38.76 Water Dept. 18l~.50 U.S. Leasing Corp.- 166.64 Mr. Charles A. Smith 300.~~ State of Mt. Aeronautics Div. 1,215.50 Sol Schoe~sler 300.0 Pete Johnson 10.00 James Griffen 27.33 Mont. St. Treasurer 169.0 Petty Cash ?1.99 Petty Cash 112.18 Arrowhead Transport. 187.0. Petty ~a~h .6~ Payroll Fund 21,621.~.~7 C.E.T.A. Payroll 11,377.62 is~estern Printing 355•x.9 Yellowstone Office Supple 82.56 Peterson Typewriter 209.~~ Artcraft Printers Inc. 2,Zt3 Robs. Janes Co. 12.72 IAMPO 133.5 Government Informa-~ion 16.20 Building & Safety 5.00 Building & Safety 15~.~0 Deans Mobil Service 300.7? I Terry~s Interchange Texaco E~..~6 Billings Blue Prim 6.00 Coast to Coast 1.78 Mtr Bell 295.3 Bi11 Arden 63.t~~ Game Ti~~ 908.88 Laurel a~.~o rartis ljj.(y xam~ey Lumber 21~~6p Keith Elton Distributor 92.20 Superior Fire Apparatus 6,268.61 Snap Fite Ine. 2,856.30 Mont. Dakota Utilities 69.()6 Mont. Power 236.11 Perry Rodreick 3.71 I~ Water Operating l~0.00 ITT Tire Treads ~.64.?3 S & P Brake 26.80 Yellowstone H • 3~aulics 3..36 Yellowstone Valley Electric 22.36 G~nbles 10~.9}~ Cathy Schreiner 20.10 Ira Butler 10.00 United Building Center 9.99 Big Skg L~.nen 6.90 Doreen Manley 28«00 Anus 0~Connell 52.0 ~iolli with 2.~0 Gl~er Baldwin 52. 0 Cindy Powers 3b.00 Carla E. Koons 92.00 Devon Olson 52.00 Christy Gratwohl Sp.Op Midland Irnpl~ment Co, 26.50 U.B.C. 11.l~ Origittal Equ3.pment 38.} 8 Montgomery Ward Agency 2$5.00 Laurel Auto Parts 159.2 Dyce Sales & Service 7~..5p S.F.C. Corp. E~.00 Materials S~.pply 1,1~1~8.5~ Northwest Pipe Utilities 1].la..25 Bonnie 1~I llegan 12.50 Linda Wheeler 12.50 Mont. Electric Supply 155.95 Joy Wright 25.00 Sterling Electric 27.~~ Thriftway 21.61 Stortrlont t s welding 71t.t.10 Firestone Storey 5.,~1 Y~:llowstone Co. Clerk & Recorder 135. 0 4w1 Cafe 8.8~ Laurel Veterinary Hospital 51.E Terry's Interchange Texaco 1.~2 Dean~.~-Mobil 20.9? I' Coast t0 Coast 12.E Elk River 159.7 Peterson Typewriter 73.5 Industrial Towel & Cover 19.70 I S.E.C. Corp. 128.0 Mt. Bell 18.00 I ~r - _ Minutes of the City Council of Laurel ~I Mont. Dakota Utilities 83.l~8 Mont. Power 281.19 Burlington Northern 106.~.~. James Wh3.tney 1.00 I T~aurel Auto Farts 9,~0 Bearings Supply Co. 39.11 Carpenter Paper 38.66 Capital Controls x.24.62 Reporter Printing 36.60 Peterson Typewriter 73.5 I Mt. Be11 57.25 Dyc~ Sales &c Engineering 3,~~b.00 S.E.C. Corp. 96.0 Yellowstone galley electric 3.~0 I M~U 26.90 font. Power 1,372.01 Industrial Towel 13.40 Yap~anieh,, S~d~:rson & Brown 6~.~~ ~i~ Mate Dept. of Health ~00.~~ Northwest Pipe IItil~ties Div. 19J~.0~ I, Terry ~ Interchange Texaco 3~.6~ Deans Mabil S~rv3.ee 11la..06 Keith Eldon Distributor 27.23 Laurel Co-op 19.77 Laurel Auto Pars 15.3 Coast ~o Coast 1 .88 ITT Grimn~ll Corp. 383.86 Gap3.tal Controls Co. x.30.73 Northwest Pipe Utilities 3,4~$.fl1 T~ater Oper~.ting 94.~(J General 3,x.04 Keith Elton 2l:tla..Ei6 Deans Mobil Service l~8.08 Terry's Interchange Texaco 13.77 Lingers Glass Shop ~,3.8b Tractor & Equipment 35.95 laurel Auto Pates 51~•1~3 Yellowstone Hydraulie~ 3I~.36 Carl Weissman & Sons 7.82 Laurel Coop 12.35 Water Operating 30.00 Mont. Pourer l~75.7 Mont. Power lt77'.18 Ha11 Perry Machinery 233.5 Allied Equip. 28.31 Laurel Auto Pats 3l~.~~ ~3earing~ Supply 29.1~l~ Terry's Interchange Texaco 2.~5 D~an~s Mobil Service 27.62 F.U.C.E. 3,258.x.5 Water Operating 170.E General 91 .00 Sweeping 16.00 Wm. Krug Sand & Gravel 1,180.~~ MDU 2.94 Motet. Power 23.58 Motorola Inc. 873.5 Moticm w~.s made by Metzger and seconded by Eaton that the claims be allotaed. Motion carri~:d. l~iehael mentioned the need for a culvert on the cdr~er of lst street and third avenue. H~ paid it would cost approximately $275. 0. Kilpatrick made a motion that th3~ culvert be put in. Dick Metzger reputed on this, a.~ well as several other places that needed attention. Getting back to the problem at hand, the motiAn way seconded by Metzger. There was di~~~s~ion as to whether or not phis culvert should be plaeecl on the East or Wiest side of the street. Easton stated that h~ would like to see this turned over to the street and alley committee. Motion carried with Easton voting "no". Michael brought up the subject of pa~i.ng the street after the water line has been laid. Kilpatrick made the motion s~cond~d by Michael that the city install a 2!~' gnat, b~.t if money is available to go curb to curb. This is on seventh avenue frc~n Main Street to West Seventh Street. Motion carried. Michael spoke on Cherry Hill Subdivision. He ~a3.d that he had talked to Dan Nazunann who stated that h~ was not interested in subdividing. Mike Mace address~:d the council on the Na~arnann property. Montee spoke on this ~a~t~r. Also Gamins. Gamins Mated the street eras 60~ . Montee says t ~ ~ 80' . Easton made the re~ornrnenda~ion that Maryland Lang stay a~ it is. Talk about a ~~no access" strip. Duch talk about a dog. After discussion from alma~t everybod~r, motion way made by Kilpatrick that the council ~..llow a jog on Maryland Lane, and a 12 ~ alley on the south side of the property line. Seconded by Carter. Motion carried. Discussion of the frontage of the lots. Motion made by K3.lpatrick and seconded by Michael to a11ow this particular ~eetion to have 75~ frcmtage and a minimum of 95~ depth. Motion carried. In regard to the Park d~d3.eation. The Park eca~uni.ttee made a dec$imn to take $2,750.00 per acre instead of land, for the Park. Kilpatrick made this in the form of a emotion. Seconded by Carter. A~otion carried. Beven reported on cost estima-~es for the ~.p-grading of the water plant. Stated that a meeting with McCullough had. been re-~ched~led. Bevan repor~~d ghat water and sewer lines in Mus~ray Heights Subdivision have been approved by tl~e State. Kilpatrick talked on this. Metzger reported most of the new garbage cans were out. I~~, Me~zg~r reported that the trucks talked about pre~riousl~r were available. 'i ,after more discussion, motion way made by K3.lpatriek and seconded bar Hard that the I city try to get these vehicles. Mot3.on carried. Davy Powers to make the arran~e- ment~. Motion eras made by Kilpatrick and seconded by Hard ~o allow Powers to u$e his own judgment on the acceptance of these vehicles a~ the in~'oxmat3.~n cc~cae~ in. Nation carried. Mo~ate~ .says that he has had a little prpbl~m with the outsid.~ builder, ~ ~------r T - - - --r-~---- ~I _ _ ~k _ _ . s ~ v- ` ~ III I I Minutes of the City Council of Laurel in the building of the sidewalks, curbs and gutters. Git~ Attorney explained this. After more discussion, motion was made by E~.ston and seconded by Kilpatrick that phis matter be turned oar to the build~.ng inspector and the City Attorney to core up with a solution. Motion carried. i John Cum3ns reported trying to have a meeting once a month at noon. Murr Isaacs to buy the pizza. Eber:~viller brought up the subject of the Rifle Club. Dione ~nith I reported on th3.s meeting. She said she wrote a letter to the Rifle Club asking them to do certain thing. She hay not had a reply as yet. I ~'I Michael and Easton requested perfnission to leave the State. Motion was made by Kilpatricl~ and seconded by Rodgers that perm3.ssion be granted. ~ Motion carried. Metzger brought up the sub~eet of the Employee ' Hospital Insurance, and stated that tl~e Personnel Connnittee would like to take a look at it. Lenhardt I stated that the only way it can b~? changed is with the majority of the Union employees voting to change it. Metzger said he thought the Personnel ccxnmit~e should inquire into it, for the benefit of the non-union employees. Motion was made by Kilpatrick and seconded by Hard that the Personnel Gcxnmitt~e stay on top of this matter. Motion carried. ~soLU~zo~ Ito. x.559 RESOLUTION N0. 1559, BEING A RESOLUTION OF INTEN'TT~N TO E~C`TEND THE CORPORATE LINdITS OF THE CITY ~F LAUREL TO INCLUDE TRACT C, CERTIFICATE OF SURVEY #1 23 CONTAINING BLf)CK 1~ LOTS 1 through 5 AND BLOCK 2~ Lars i ~~.oU~x 9. Motion was duly rr~ade and seconded that this Resolut3.an be d~~,lared passed and adopted. Motion carried. Them being no further business to cc~e before the council at this s~~sion, motion wag duly made and s~cor~ded that the meeting be adjourned. Motion carried. f . o~hy dy, City erk Approved b~ the Mayor and pas ~d e Cosine 1 of the City of Laurel, Montana, this 1?th day of Augur 19 6 L. M. o e ~ Mayor ATTEST : I Dorot y P. undy~ Cit3r Cl r~ I I ~I I i i i~ I I ~I II i i i I ~I I I i f I I i i II i i I ,_~_~.~....r_.._. , i i, ~ I I