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Minutes of the City Council of Laurel
February L, 1977 ICI I
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Laurel, Montana, i
was held in the Council Chambers and was called to order by Mayor Louis M. ~I
Yovetich, at 7:00 o'clock, P.M., on Tuesday, February 1, 1977.
Upon taking roll call, the following aldermen answered present:
Tam Hard Gay Easton Tom Kilpatrick Chuck Rodgers Ervin Metzger ~'i
Herman Michael E.H. Ebersvill.er, 5R.
The minutes of the previous meeting were read. Motion was made by Hard and seconded by Michael that the minutes be approved as corrected by I~
Kilpatrick. Motion carried.
RESOLUTION NO. 15$0
RESOLUTION N0. 1580, BEING.A RESOLUTION TRANSFERRING CERTAIN FUNDS OF I~ THE CITY OF LAUREL, MONTANA, WAS READ. Motion was made by Ebersviller and seconded i
by Metzger that the Resolution be passed and adopted.. Motion carried. ~i
Letter was read,. written by James W. Martin, requesting the consideration
of equalization of sewer rates, etcetera. Kilpatrick reported that the water and
sewer committee had met with the consulting engineer, and they have been working
on this. Mr. Martin did not attend this meeting. Kilpatrick asked permission to write a ]<etter to Martin. He then made this in the form of a motion, seconded by
Michael that Kilpatrick write this letter, and inform Mr. Martin that the problem
is under study.
Claims for the month of January were presented for payment as follows:
Payroll Fund 54,887.13 lst Security Bank 6,122.54
1st Security Bank 14,400.00 Cumins Associates 2,500.00
Cumins Associates 2,5Q0.00 Petty Cash 2.60
Petty Cash 140.00 Social Security Div. 4,915.56
Chester Herbert 100.99 Dave Powers 25.00
Volunteer Fire Dept. 370.00 Harold Gremmer 25.00
Pety Cash 47.02 Water Dept. 193.50 Mont. League of Cities & Towns 100.00 Sol Schoessler 265.00
Water Dept. 14.30 Employment Security Div. 589.44
Social Security D=vision 4,992.11 Mont.. Dept. of Revenue 5,232.10
James Twomey 1,.500.00 Park 8,.430.79
Clovia Barndt 100.00 Judy Brown 150.00
Mauri Kaiser 250.00 Linda Schyma 190.00 Williams Agency 300.00 Ardens Decorating Service 20.Q0
Petty Cash 23.58 H-R Oxygen 3.90
Petty Cash 79.78 Petty Cash 120.47
Petty Cash 38.65 Montana State Treasurer 199.40
Building & Safety 300.00 Building & Safety 50.00
Yellowstone Office Supply 31.30 Mt. Bell. 112.60 j
Industrial Electronics 13.00 Laurel Coop 232.22. Keith Elton 190.30 Frank Richter 805.00 ~
Selby's 22.45 Trott Brinting 4.50
Peterson Typewriter 98.62 Fichtner Chevrolet 2..75
Laurel Auto Parts 119.19 Industrial Electronics 26.00
Mont. Power 187.32 Mont. Dakota Utilities 600.99
H-R Oxygen i~ Supply 53.30 Bearing Supply 63.50 Henrys Safety Supply 164.55 Northwest Fixture Co. 105.50
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Laurel Rural Fire Dist. 700.00 Mant. Power 130.06 Industrial Towel & Caver 10.00 Carpenter Paper 63.80
Johnson Bros. 3.78 Mont.. Dakota Utilities 11.25
Gambles 8.80 Coast to Caost 6.99
Stormont Welding 64.00 Water Operating 1,330.00
Laurel Servicenter 306.37 Matthew Calvert 80.00
Western Printing 134..26 U.S.. Leasing Corp. i66.-64
Alex Vogel 345.A0 Power Transmission 20.23 Carl Weissman 115.87 Zinger's Glass Shop 4.5Q
Stormont Welding 5.00 Yellowstone Valley Electric 24..83
Office of Comm. of St. Lands 15.00 Yellowstone County Implement 22'8.66 ~
Cathy Schreiner 36.80 Gaylord Brothers 14.20
Baker Taylor Co. 55.52 Hart Albins 21.78
Jostens 222.75 Big Sky Linen 6.90 Valley welders 15.20 Laurel Auto Parts 48.76
Keith Elton 12.36 Deming Pumps 131.30
Charles Giblin 4.45 Rapid Tire, Inc. 3.5Q
Fichtner Chev. 59.88 Linger Glass Shop 93.82 ~i
Wymo Communications 37.00 Donaic C. Lenhardt 17.50
United Laboratories 24.67 Charles A. George 45.40 ii Inez Vaughn 7.03 Colborn's School Supply 151.45
' Star Office Machines 640.00 Laurel Veterinary Hospital 124.00
Rev.. Elmer Wilhelm 16.97 1!!tont. Dakota Utilities 34.01 'i
Henry's Safety Supply 27.85 Keith Elton 11.17
Montana Power Co. 37.48 Mt. Bell 5.62 j
Central Electric 1,964.54 Mt/ Bell 822.33 Ramsey Lumber 1,394.56 William Krug 1,575.00 I
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Minutes of the Cit Council of Laurel I~'~~ y
RESOLUTION 110. 1587
A RESOLUTION GIVING NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT THE "UNIFQRM SOLAR
ENERGY CODE 1 EDITION AND NEW EDITIONS MADE THERETO. Motion was made b I ~ 976 y
Hard and seconded by Kilpatrick that Resolution No. 1587 be declared passed ~I and adopted. Motion carried.
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RESOLUTION NO. 15$$
A RESOLUTION GIVING NOTICE OF INTENT TO EXTEND INTERIM ZQNING ORDINANCE
NO. 613 FOR ONE (1) YEAR TO MARCH 2, 1978, ORDINANCE NO. 613 BEING AN ORDINANCE ADOPTII3G AN INTERIM ZONING ORDINANCE EXTENDING ONE Y MILE BEYOND LAUREL CITY
~ ~ LIMITS. Motion was made by Kilpatrick and seconded by Easton that Resolution No.
158$ be declared passed and adopted. Motion carried.
Beven reported on the Civil Defense Siren, and needed .repairs. Civil
Defense will pay 50~ of the cost which should run between $75Q.00 and $1,000.00. Motion was made by Ebersviller and seconded by Hard that Beven be given the
authority to make these repairs with the approval of the finance committee.
Motion carried.
Beven requested permission to attend a Water meeting in Bozeman an March ~I
24th and 25th. Motion was made by Kilpatrick and seconded by Ebersviller that
Beven be allowed to attend. Motion carried.
Metzger asked permission to leave the State. Motion was made by Rodgers
and seconded by Ebersviller that permission be granted. Motion carried.
Metzger reported that the money in the sum of $15,700.00 from the
County to the City for the Library hid arrived... Also that the transfer had been
made from Light #1 and Light #2 to the Police Fund. (General). He -stated that in the future all purchases would be okayed before the purchase is made.
Mayor read several letters from Melcher, Marlenee, and others. Kilpatrick
stated that he is against the First Avenue site for the post office. Kilpatrick
said that the council should write to Monahan with a copy to Melcher and ask him
to attend a public nearing to be held during the week o£ February 13th through the 18th, with the exception of regular council meeting night, February 15th.
Montee to see to it that such a hearing be set up.
The Mayor announced a public hearing on water rates for 10:00 A.M., on
Thursday, February 24th at Riverside Hall.
Two applications for Auxiliary Police were read. Bill Brennan and
Anthony Betschowa. Motion was made by Kilpatrick and seconded by Michael that
these appointments be approved. Motion carried. The Mayor stated that we should
have the ordinances re-codified. He said for the City Clerk to Contact Sterling
Codifiers and pay the bill from Revenue Sharing Funds. Motion was made to this j
effect by Kilpatrick and seconded by Ebersviller. Motion carried. I I
I There being no further business to come before the council at this
session, motion was duly made and seconded that the meeting be adjourned. 11:15
P.M. "Motion carried.
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Approved by the Mayor and passed by the City Council of the City of Laurel, i~ontana, ~~is 15th day of February, 1977.
uis M: Yovetich, Mayor ~
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Dorothy P. B ndy, City Clerk
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