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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 10.05.1976I Minutes of the City Council of Laurel October 5, 1976 A regular meeting of the C3.ty Gounail o~ the City of Laurel, Montana, was held in the Ca~cil Chambers, and was called to order by Mayor L. ~1. Yovet3ch~ at 7:00 o'clock, P.M.~ on Tuesdays netober 5, 1976. Upon taking roll call, the following aldermen answered present: Gay Easton Tom Hard Tom KilpatricI~ Sue Carter I!, Ervin Metzger Herma~a Michael Minutes -Motion made by Metzger & seconded by Michael for approval. Carried A 1ett~r was read from the Police Commission requesting coun~i3. approval of the hiring of a Guy A. Ehrlick. Mrs Vaughn reported on this end stated that all the records from his tests were not fret in. Kilpatrick ob~~cted to his age, st~.ting that he was possibly too young. Kilpatrick said that he would Like to delay this decision. Easton made the motion that there be a special meeting with the commission before this matter is decided. Seconded by Kilpatrick. After discussion, Easton withdrew his motion, Kilpatrick withdrew his second. Police Commission to have a meeting to make the final decision. Mayor says to hire him for thirty days at least. RE50LUTION N~O. 1569 RESOLUTION N0. 1569, B~II~G A RESOLUTION Fi.EGARDIN~G VACATION C7F C~RTATN PROPERTY, WAS PRESENTED. Lotion was made by Kilpatrick and seconded by Hard that this Resalution be declared passed and adopted. Motion carried. I ORD2~1~ANCE No. 62~ ORDSNAR(CE N~. 620, BFIIUG A1V U;'~DII~TAI~TCE REGARDING REGULATIONS ON CURB CUT'S, ETCETERA WAS presented, and read in i-~s entirety by the Mayor. lotion was made by Kilpatrick ~.nd seconded by Michael that ~ha.s Ordinance be passed and adopted. Upon taking roll call vote, all al.der~aen present voted ~~aye" and said Ordinance was declared passed and adopted. o~z~~c~ Ito. 625 ORDTAIANCE N0. 625, BEI1~G AN ORDINANCE REGARDING CTJRFEW LAWS, way presented. Motion ~ra~ made by Kilpatrick and seconded by Hard. that this Ordinance b~; dee- lared passed. and adopted. Upoaa taking roll call vote, all aldermen present voted ~~ayet' and ~a~d Ordinance was declared passed and. adopted. ORDTN.ATttCE No. 626 ~RDIN.ANCE N0. 626, BEING AN ORDINANCE REGARDING T1~AILER COURTS, was pre- sen~Ged. Motion was made by Easton and seconded by Kilpatrick that this Ordinance be declared pass~;d and adopted. Upon taking roll call vote;, all aldermen voted "ayes? and said Oxdinance was declared passed ~.nd adopted. ORDINANCE No. 627 ORDINANCE N0. 627, BEING .AN ORDINANCE REGARDING CREATING 3'HE OFFICE OF PERSONPdEL DIRECTOR and listing duties of the office, was presented.: Alderman Carter stated that she had visited with the personnel director in Billings, and also the one at the Refinery, and both had certain qualifications for the fob. Since the ordinance states that the appointment was for one year only anal that a new person would need certain qualifications, she thought that qual- ifications should be listed in this ordinance before passage. The Mayor stated tinati ne wow..a burn tnis matter over td the personnel committee. Easton m~.de this in the form of a motion, second~;d by Carter to turn it over to the Personnel committee to study qualifications. Kilpatrick sa~~ ghat in his opinion he would urge the passage of this ordinance and to defeat this motion.. Upon taking roll call vote the record shows as follows:. Metzler, rr~on~ Michael "no~~, Carter, 1}yes~t~ Kilpatrick, «no~~, Easton, t~res~t, Ii~rd, nno~f. Motion defeated. Kilpatr~~ck then made the motion to adopt Ordinance 627, seconded by Hard. Upon taking roll call votes the record shows as follows; Met2ger, "yes"~ Michsel~ "f~'es~~y Carter, ~~no", Ki1.~atrick, ~~res?t, Easton, ~tncar~ Hard., eyes . Motion ~arr3.ed . Certain reports of the Gity of Laurel were presented for approval. Clerk s Cash reports Clerks tr..R1 balancE, Treasurer's Finan~i.al report. Motion was made by Metzler, and seconded bar Michael that these reports be approved. Lotion carried. Claims for the month of September were presented for payments as fo11c>ws: Dorothy P. Bundy 161x..85 Petty Cash 195.OQ Harry Dalton 90.00 Maurice Kaiser ~~5~pp Judy Reitz 100.00 Linda Schyma 1,~~.00 Petty Cash x.50 Dyna Med ~5~9~ H-R O~rgen 1.95 Wymo Communications 36.6Q I I ~ Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Dave Powers 25.0 Vol. Fire Dept. 225.00 ~I Harold Gremmer 25.0 Petty cash 29.66 T~dater Dept. 193.0 U. S. Leasing 166.6l~ Sol Schoessler 125.Q0 Wm. Feller 3~.QE) I, James Friffin 52.50 Petty Cash 76.x.9 Petty Gash 132.6 Yellowstone Bank 2,648.87 Petty Cash 6.82 Star Service 3,348•~~ Central Electric l,lt6~..5Q Southern 5tee1 21,331.70 Ken Kerr 170.00 A.C. Conrad 55.~~ Peterson Typewriter 26.x.0 Mt. Bell 3 0.68 Laurel Coop 17 .92 Ramsey Lumber x.6,60 I Book Publishing Co. 3 .40 National Firs Protection 10.21 ~ Building Dept. 18.00 Gene's Pharmacy 19.11 Ace El~ctrie 50.58 Duro Test Corp. 392.26 Al1ie'~ Hardware 75. b7 MDU 117.28 Mont. Power l~61~.02 Water Operating 20~.0~ Pitney Bowes 37.50 Sweeping Dist. 12 .00 Zaurel Servicenter 169.58 Laurel Auto Parts 26.82 Dean's Mobil 30.81 Coop 7.00 Coast to Coast l~.98 Col~nnbia Paint Co. ~.2~..0~, Yellowstone Va11ey Elect. 65.07 Laurel Auto Pars 33.27 I Yellowstone Coua~ty I~npl~ment Co. 7.00 Ryniker Steel 58.2 Ira Butler 10.00 Gathy Schreiner 27.60 Alex Robertus 16.~~ Laurel Senior High School 10.00 H. W. Wilson x.2.00 Hart Albin Co. 8.95 Silver Burdett Co. 8.60 Jostens ].~.l~.DO Big Sky Linen 6,90 Fox Oil Co. ].1 .20 Big DitcY~ Co. l.f.~ Hach Chem3.ca1 Co. 9.17 Mont. Electric Supply 12.69 Fiehtner Ghev. 137.18 Laurel Veterinary Hospital 11E~.~0 Merle Cherry Construction 175.00 1Vorthwest Pipe Utilities Div. 200.83 I'~T Grinnell Corp. 121.96 Schessler Ready Mix 3l~5.67 Larry Zieske 9,965.04 Marvin Garter 109.00 Building & Safety 150.0 Building & Safety 50.~~ Laurel Coop 20.28 Keith Elton 9.13 Laurel Outlook 12.87 I.C.B.O. 16.00 Ramsey L~nber 15.89 Yellowstone Office Supply 2~..1~ Allie's Hardware 5.1.21 Ntont. Lakota Utilities 2.90 Schessler Reader Mix 7~.0 Laurel Servicenter 28.50 Sweeping 60.0 Water Operating 50.00 General 2~~.t? Tn~n. Krug ~.00.0~ Keith Elton 8.62 Public Utilities Dept. 1~~.0l~ SEC Corp. 128.0 Northwest Scientific, Inc. 18.90 Hach Chemical Co. 11.38 Dyce Sa1e~ & Engineering 39.7 Mt. Bell 18.10 Mont. Power 197•x.3 MDU 70.71 Laurel Auta Parts 1.0.$~ J. C. Penney .79 Don's Market 3.16 SEC Corp. 66.70 Mt . Bell 33.66 Mont . mower 1, 6l~:8.86 Yellowstone !Talley Elec. 3.00 MDU 17.26 Mont. Electric Supply 2.8lt Duro Test Corp. 9~.~1 Va11e~r Welders 63.19 Kenneth Beven 218.6 Yapuncieh, Sanderson Brown l~5.00 Industrial Towel & Cover 19.5a General 1~0.~0 General l~O.QD Garbage 1~0.~0 Gonsolida~~~d Supply 96.x.1 Northw~;~t Fipe Utilities 3.9~. ITT Grirsnell Corp. 12 .93 Laurel Coop 82.64 Laurel Servic~nt~r 5s•5 Dean ~ s Mobil Service 9.lt8 Keith Elton 28l~.l~~ ~khn. Krug 70.Q0 Laurel .Auto Parts 26.13 Western Equi~xnent 103.35 Gambles 11.3. Tractor Equipment 587.00 General 30.QO Water Operating ~.0.0~ Laurel. Coop 216.l~9 Zaurel Servieenter 159.37 Dean's Mobil SErvice 90.06 Keith Elton 213,88 Tractor & Equipment ~9.b9 Bens Interstate Exxon 12.00 Laurel Auto Parts X0.37 Stormont Welding 62.00 Industrial Towel & Cover 17.x.0 Charles F. Montee ].li..1~0 Mont. Power x.75.70 Mant. Power x.10.70 Farmers Union Central Ex. 790.00 Allie's equipment 236.6l~ Laurel Auto Parts x..80 Keith Elton 30.l~5 Latarel hoop 1 .72 Payroll Tuna t~7,~63.95 Motion way made by Metzger and seconded by Michael that the claims be allowed. Motion carried. I Herman Michael introduced the sub3eet of approval of the ~ & S Subci~vision,.~ with provision given to a cash park dedication C~ $1~750.C10 per acre. Motion wa.s ~ made by Kilpatrick and seconded by Garter to accept the recommendation*of the Pla.rining Board. Motion carried. a~ Metzger reported on insurance for the new codnplex, and ~oncsider~.tion of ~Y~~`~ the other city builcL~.ngs to wait un~i1 April, 1y77. I r-----,---- ---rte . I Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Letter was read frc~ the Hwnan Resources Develo~ent Council regarding filling the space saved for Laurel on this cc~nmttee. Since Donna Kilpatrick has served previously, the Mayor re-appointed her and a litter to b~ written to this ecxnmitt~e. Letter wag read from the Project Director of the M.Y.A.P.O., regarding II the vacancy lift on this cc~}nmittee by John Da1.ey. The Mayor theme appointed Murr Isaacs to phis vaca,~cy and a 1~tter to be written confirming this a..ppoint- ment. Motion was then made by Kilpatrick and seconded by Hard to accept the Mayor's appointments. Motion carried. Isaacs brought a problem of the Horton residence, 619 W 7th 5~., and a question of leaving only a 60~ street instead of the usual $0~. Isaacs also presented a question of a storm drain on ltth, 5th, and 6th on Alder, and stated the culverts should be put in and connected to the city storm sewer. Tt eras reeo~nmended ghat Dave McCullough look into this also. The m~.tter referred to the Street and Alley Cc~m3ittee Dave Powers spoke on hydrants and on water lines to the Laurel Gardens. Easton spoke about the water meters at the schools, the Junior High especially. The water ce~mmittee had recommended 30¢ per student. After discussion, motion was made by Kilpatrick and seconded by Metzger that the city charge 30¢ per student per month, but that the r~tunber of students be divided equally among tie three meters. Motion carried. Mayor read letters from the Public Service Com~is~ic~n, the Cc~s~raer Council and others. There be'~ng no further business to come before the colzncil at this sessions motion was duly made and seconded that the meeting be adjourned. Motion carried. ~ orothy P Bundy, City Jerk Passed by the City Couzacil of the Gity Laurel, Mon a, and approved by the Mayor this 19th day of October, 19 h, Mayor ATTEST Dorothy P. undy, City erk I i I I ~I ~I I i i I i I ICI i I I, I i i I i I ~i I ~I I I I I i i ~i i i I ~ I i I ~