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Minutes of the City Council of Laurel
Nareh 20, 1912
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of L~.ure1, Montana,
was held ~.n the Council Chambers, and was called to order by Mayor T,. Nl. Yovetich, ~t 7:30 o~clock, P.Ni., on Monday, March 20, 1972•
upon taking roll ca11, the following aldermen answered presents
To~rA Hard Thomas Kilp~.trick H. Ebersviller, Sr.
f3ob Burns Ervin Nfetzger
The minutes of the prev~~ous meeting of Niarch 6, 1g72, were read.
Lotion was made by Ebersvill~r end seconded by t3urns that the minutes stand
approved as read. Motion carried.
~.eport of the County Sanatarian was p~~ented for approval. ~ot3.on
was madE by Metzler and seconded by Kilpatrick that th3.s report be approved. Motion carried.
Resolution No. 11 22 t~a~.s presented.
RESOLt,'TION N0. 1122
RESOLUTION N0. 1122, BEING A RESOLUTION EXTFND?"NG THE BOUNDARIES OF THE CTTX ~F LAt~1~EZ, l~~ONTANA, TO INCLUDE ALL OF THE EAST :IA.I.~F ~F ~I,OCKS
ONE (l TWO (2) AND THREE (3) N~OUNTAIN VISTA SUBDTVISIOIV, AI~TD P~~OF?E PAR=E
~TCULARLY DESCRIBEll AS FOLL06VS
Them was much discussion concerning this Resolution. Alderman Kilpatrick
stated that by bringing in only these three ha1.f blocks that Dave Murray could stop all growth to the West by refusing to bring in the other half of
these blocks. NTurr~.y made 3_t cle~.r th~.t he had no intention of doing this.
Upan taking roll call vote, all aldermen present voted "Aye" and s~.id
Resolut3.on was declared passed and adopted.
P~esolution No. 1l~21 was presented..
RESOT~L~I'ION N0. 121
RESOLUT~~N 1V0. 1 .21, BEING A RESOLUTION EXTF:,NDING THE BOUNDA~tIES
OF THF, CITY OF LAUREL, NJQNTANA, TO 2NCL'UI)E ALZ OF BLOCK FOtTR (1~), NUTTING
BRO'T'HERS SUBDTV2STON, ~V D NO1~E PARTICLTLARY DESCRIBED ~iS FOLLOWS
There was much discussion in regards to taking property in. and out of the
city limits. Burns stated that if you make an exception for one you have to
continue do~.ng this for everyone, Upon taking roll call vote, Aldermen
Kilpatrick, Eber~viller, burns and M~tzg~r voted "Aye" while Alderman Hard
voted "No". Said-Resolution. No. 1121 was declared passed and adopted.
N r. Gene Littler, Executive Director of the Community Action ~'rogram,
appeared before the Council to expla~.n the oper~.tion of the CAP. Motion was
made by Kilpatrick and seconded by Ebersva.ller to allow Tom Hard, the couneil'~
Repr~:sentative to the CAP, permission to approve the check point procedure of
the CAP~s operation. Potion carried.
Ebersv311~r reported that there has been some trouble at the dump with people taking the fence down and dunping their garbage. In this connection,
ordinance #596 was presented as follows:
~RDIN1lI~CE X596
BEITJG AI~i ORD~IV~NCE PROtTIDING F0~ TIDE OPERA.TTON .AND RFGtTLATIONS OF THE LAUREZ
S.F~iTT~,RY LATvDFILL UUNiP;
Upon 1-,akin~ roll ca11 vote, all a.1.clerir~~n present voted "Aye" .
Ebersviller reported on old parked ears.
Ebersviller reported that Frank Smith wanted a week off writhout
pay. Engineer stated that this would be a good time before all the work
s~~.rted.
~bersvill~r reported on the ~;~xba~;e inereas~•. The committee
suggested that resident and commercial assessments b~ raised ~12.OQ ~ year
and apaxtments raised from $7.50 an apartment to ~15.4~ an apartment. A~'ter
discussions motion was made by Ntetzger and seconded by Hard that all garbage
users, except churches, be raised $12. 0 year including $12. 0 per apartrrsent.
After more discussion, motion was m.ad~ by Kilpatrick to tab1~ this matter. Motion died for lack of a second. First motion carried with Kilpatrick
voting "No".
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Minutes of the City council of . Laurel
Kilpatrick reported that the sewer committee had checked into the
city~s responsibility of the sewer problem on I~rS. Sngraham's propert~r. Kilpatrick stated that the city had no legs]. responsibility but a ~rzoral
respons3.bility to collect this money. N~ot~on was made by Ki~.patrick and
seconded by Metzger th~.t Bradley write a letter to Mr. Pri11 and Mrs.
Ingraham~s lawyer stating; that this is a. problem bEtween the two of them and
the city is not involved. Lotion carried.
A'lotion was made by Kilpatrick and seconded by N;etzger that ~7aley
approach Nirs. Stoltz and Dave Murray as to the su~ge5ted problem with their
sewer line. Lotion carried.
Mayor Yoveta.eh would like to appoint Saschia Herman to the Zoning
Board; a vacancy created b~ the death of Ira Rodgers. Motion was made by
Ebersv3.ller and seconded by I~!:etzger that this appointment be approved. Notion carried.
A~ia~rar~~u~ges~~d that a penalty be placed on the people who have not
licensed their dogs be~'ore the 1st of Na~T. The license fees would double
from yi2.50 tc~ $x.00 for ma.7.es anc~ spayed fem.ale5 and from $10.00 to X20.00
f.'or female. City Attorney to draw up an amendment to the existing ordinance.
Mayor Yovetieh Mated that he would like to have the parking lot
acro55 the stree~~ lean~:d vut and blacktopped.
Mayor read a letter ~°ram an outsi~.e resident compl~.i.ning about the
City ~,1.].~y~ ~ .
There being no further business ~o ccr~e before the cozanc l at this
times motion was rrrade by N~tzger and seconded by* Kilpatrick that the meeting
b~ adjourned. Potion carried.
Sharon Heiser, Deputy City Glerk
Approved by the Mayor and Passe the City uneil of the City
of Laurel, I~~ontana, this 3rd day of Ap 1.1972.
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Z. M. ~ utieh, Mayor
ATTEST"
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orothy P Bundy, City Cle k
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