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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 03.06.1972Minutes of the City Cou~.cil of Laurel March 6, 1972 A regu].ax meeting of the City Council of the City of Laurels Montana, was held in the Council Chambers, and was called to order key Mayor Louis Ni. Yovetieh, ~t '~:3~ o~clock, P.N?., on Nronday, A~:arch b, 1972. Upon taking roil call, the following aldermen answered pre~~nt: Tom Hard Jackson Parker Thomas Kilpatrick E. H. ~bersv3.11er, Sr. C~.uck Rodgers Bob Burns Duane Behtn Mizzutes of the previous meeting were read. l~totion wag made by Ebersviller and seconded by Parlor that the n,inu~es be approved as read. Motion c~.rried. Certain r~~orts of the City of Laurel, were presented for approval, as follow~a City Clerks Cash Report, Clerks Trial Balance, Treasurer's Financ3.al report. Motion was made by Ebersviller anal Seconded by Rodgers that ~h~se reports be a~provPd. P~lotion earried~ Clams for the month. of February were presented for payment as follows Contributions 2,~~8.66 Petty Cash 105.Q0 Ray & Rosema.r~ Blohm 315.00 Paul Kroll l~0.00 Cl~.rlee Pierson l~0.00 Rand Strending 30.00 H-R t~xyg~n 5.25 DeCar].o Conoco 7~..C~2 _ St. Vincent's Hospital 26.x.0 Petty Cash .59 :Street G~;.s Stores l~~..80 Water Wept. 163.50 Dave Powers 25.0 Vol. sire Dept. 2~.Q.00 Harold Gremrr~er 2~.G0 Street Gas Stores 311.01. Street Gas Stores 2.~2 Petty Cash 56.00 Street Gas Stores 15.12 Street Ga.s Stores 6.16 Petty Gash b.85 Petty Cash x6.00 Street Gas Stores 107.52 Street Gas Stores 52.7l~ Street Gas Stores 159.2fl Payroll Fund 26,354.75 Peterson T~pe~mit~r 69.15 P~ountain :dell 33.81 Selby Re-Print 12f3.66 Street Gas S-~ores 36.12 Laurel Auto Farts 9.33 Montana Power 151.87 Montana Dakot~.Util3tie5 108.69 Street 20.00 T~ater (7perating Fi.25 Laurel. eoo~ lq.~.7 Yellowstone Office Supply 9•~t3 Hen~yts Safety Supply 20.25 Mount~3.n Jell 82.03 Laurel Servicenter 16.32 Laurel Auto Parts 21.20 Laurel Coop 1.~0 Garbage ~1 l~.81 Garbage ,~2 1lt.~.~ Tractor & Equipment 222.0. Laurel auto Paxts ~.2.2~ B.L.1~~. T3xe Co. ~.~.0.3~ Str~~t Gas S~ore~ 120.8 general Electric Supply 13.56 Stormont Tiu~lding 13.~C~ Yellowstone Electric x2.75 Coast to Coast 9.q7 Laurel Coop 53.10 Laurel Servicenter 1~7.5fl Dave's I~aobi.l Service 266.00 Yellowstone Val~.ey El~etric 16.33 W€€~t~r Operating 5.00 Street 16.00 Sewer i~0.00 Yellowstone Valley Electric 1}x..30 Street Ga.s Storey 2.~0 Laurel Coop 10.00 Peterson Typewriter 13.1~~ Edna Shiny 27.32 Mountain B~11 1.35 Montana Dakota tTtilitie~ 3~.1~ Water Operating 2.50 Munichem Corp. 322.31 S.E.C. Corp. 92.00 l~7ountaan Bell 17.91 Montana Power 192.K1i Nont~na Tlakr~t.a TTt.-ilit.-i~4 ll~(,_1~'I _ ~ r r...'v ~ y.w. 'Laurel Auto Parts 5.63 Dave Mobil 8.90 ~Iallaee & Tiernan division x..1.0 G~nbles Story 2.~i, 1~4uniChem Corp 5 .35 A11 es Hardware 4.r2 Montana Dakota Utilities 13.38 Montana Power 1.2,E Strut Gas Stores 9.80 Laurel Aia.to Paxts 2.~Q Ni:ont~na Power 1~.2$ Montana Dakota TJtilities 132.x.6 Coast to Coust 6.92 G~rribles 1.Ea9 A~iontana Power 1.25 ~lountaan Bell `21.8 Montana Dakota Utilities 35.11 Street C~.s Stores 160.58 Laurel Auto Parts l0.fi7 Adams Truck Plaza 3.40 Smith Super Servie~ 2.00 D~Carlo~~ Conoco 3.00 Fichtner Chevrolet 7.28 F~.nk's Laurel Gulf 8.25 Dr. R. J. Rosselot 36.Q0 P~.ounta3n Bell 17.66 Ken Beven 35.0 Yellowstone Valley Eleetri~ 3.00 N~ontana Dakota Utilities 266.12 Montana Power 955.9 S.E.C. Corp. ~i9.OQ General Signal Corp, lq.~~ Ramsey Lumber Co. 2 , .22 Muasichem Corp. x.5.38 Sewer 59.0 Coast to Coast 10.0 Smith flair 123.x.3 City Water of Billings, 3.8$ Stormont We1d~_n~ 18.00 Northland Steel 3.33 Strut G~.s Stores SO.bB Laurel Auto Parts 68.1.9 Va11ey ~telders Supply 11.10 Carpenter Paper Co. 7.35 A11ies Hardware 3.18 Laurel Coop fi.10 Grinnell Corp. 630.39 Crane Supply 566.}~~ Armco Steel Corp. 2,009.76 Street Gas Stores 2 .08 Standard Uil Co. 7.~~. Manuel Cahn 6.2~ i ~I . . _ _m, i i Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Laurel Auto Parts 7.l~5 ~'ichtner Chevrol~:t .,~6 Street Gas Stores 71.Q6 Standard 03.1 Co. 22.32 Manuel Zahn 18.75 Zaurel Auto Parts 21.93 Fichtner Chevrolet 1.39 Montana Power x.39.25 N~ontana Power 427.90 Allied Equipment 36{~.3~ Laurel Auto Party 2.63 l~Totion was made by Bums and seconded by Ebersviller that the elaim~ be allowed. Motion caxried. Reports cif the Patrolmen and the Police Judge Report were presented. Motion was made by Rodgers end seconded by Burns that these rP~orts be approved. Motion carried. Letter was read from Dave hurray as follows Honorable Mayor of the City of Laurel & City Council. I petition the City of Laurel to brim w3.th3.n. the City Limits, the East ~ o~ Blocks Z, 2, & 3 of Mt. Vista Subclivis9_on. Anything you can do to expedite this situation will be appreciated as I have a contractor who wants to put u~ a home on lots 3 & Block 3. Mr. John D~].ey is completing the sees for the sewer for th~s~ three Half blocks and the contractor has noti.~ied me he wants to Mart building as soon a~ he can get a permit. (signed) D€~ve NZurr~.y In this connection, the following resolution eras pres~nt~d: Resolution A1o. 1120 RESOLUTION N0. 1 .20, BEING A RESOLUTION PR(~PU:SING ~'0 EXTEND 'UHF; CORPORATE LZM:ITS OF THE CITY OF ~AUREL~ 1~~OiVT~NA~ T~ INCLUDE ~Z~; ~F Lf:7rS Ur1E (1) THRU SIXTEEN (16) OF BLOCK ENE ~ 1) , I~L~ OF ~fn'S ONE (1) '~HRU TAN (10) OF BUCK TWO (2), AiVD ~?1,~, OF LOSS ONE (1) THRU TFN (10) OF BLOCK THREE (3) OF P~OUNTAIN ~8'ISTA SUBDIVISION, was presented. Motion w~,s made by Behm and seconded by Ebersv ller that this resolution be passed and adopt~;d,. and City G1erk a~.zthorized and directed to publish game. I~:otion carried. Annual fire report of the Laurel Volunteer Fsre Department way pre- sentea and ordered placed on file. Also ~ copy of a letter written to u~.rland Clay asking that he board up his home at 641 Third AvPnue~ since it is a hazard after the fire. Ordinance No. 5q~ way presented as follows: o~~~~rcE ~a. 595 ORDINANCE Nt7. 595, BEING AN ~RDTN~lNCE CREATING .A1V~ PR~VIDINCr FOR TH~+ OPERATION OF THE LAUREL A~BULANCF SERVICE kND DECLARTIVG AN ENiERf}E+NCY. A.1de~man Parker reeorrunended the passage of this ordinance. Motion was made by Ebersv~ller and ~~conded by Burns that this ordinance be declaxec3 pa.~sed and adopted. Upon taking roll ea11 vote, all ~I.dermen voted "Aye", and said Orc3inanr.Et ~A_ r,U~. ~uT~e raonl e~~.~.~7 ,~,..~.~.,,3 ...,,a _a,.~.~_~ ~...-..~c~a~u ~.,a.auc~a eiaau ctuvY4~u• Several persons living outside the City Zimits appeared before the council regarding John D~.ley~~ proposed trailer court. Alderman Kilpatrick gave a very comprehensive and clear report on his committees inv~st3gation of this matter. Since €a1.1 the protests ~,re far ~,h~ad of any type of council action, it was the opinion of the council that this body go on to the n.e~ or. der of business. George Prill appeared b~;fore 1~,he council in connection with the sewer paid for by N~rs. Walter Tngrah~zn. According to a letter on ~°ile at the City Hall, she i~ to be paid a portion of this cost for each sewer t~.p allowed on this ling. The City Attorney reported on this. After discussion, the l~a~ror turned this matter over to thy; City Attorne~~ the City Engineer and the Sewer Comrr?ittee. Ebers~riller reported on work done by the negotiating conmaittee, and stated that the Comm3.tt~e had recommend~;d Addendum "C" with the exception of overtime pay other than compensatory time. Kilpatra.ek made the motion to accept the proposal entirel~* on the corriznittee ~ s recomr;iendation. Seconc~.ed by Rocl.gers. ~ueh discussion. Parker asked for a recess which was granted. I~enhardt and B~ven represented the Union. Upon reconv~nn~ the meeting the reeorrunen~ation of the committee wag presented., and upon thy: votes all alderr,~FZn present voted to accept. Beven proposed Addendum f'B" fc~r signatures. This matter tabled by the Mayor. II i _ r ~v I ~I. 'I Minutes of the City Council of Laurel RodgErs brought up a proposal by Gunter regarding a single unit trailer which h~ would like to mo~r~ and replace with a double trailer on a perarzan~nt foundat3.on. He way advised to apply through the Engineer's office. D~.1ey reported that the ;3treet end Alley Commit~~e was working on instal.l:ing the Traffic light at fith Street and First Avenue . Rodgers stated the the Police Committee was oing to set up duty proc~dur~s. Ebersviller repor~Ged flooding on. 1st Street from Third Avenue to ~S3xth avenue . Mayor talked about Morrison-~airle studying the storm Sewer project. Kilpatrick stated that the Catholic Church h~.~ chimes end there is some objection to these chimes. Parker reported on re-apportionment. Thy Committee recommends the new wards as per the map. First w~.rd to in~lud~ a1.1 the South Side & North to Third atreet, and from Test City limits fast to l~ryroming, and South to Nlsin Street, to include about 600 registered voters. Second ~?ard to rum. from Third Street to Sixth Street, and from West City limits East to Wyom3.ng Avenue, to i~~iua~ approximately 620 voters. Third TNard to rum from Sixth Street North to C3~ty L3rr~its, and from West City Z3.mits East to Wyoming, and North to City Limits, to include approximately l~71~ Voters. Fourth Ward. to run from Main street North to City limits, and from Wyoming East to City Limits to include approximately 602 Voters. After discussion, rrsotion was made by Ebersviller and seconded by Kilpatrick that the committee's r~cenmimenda- tion be ~.pproved. Motion Berried. Them being no further business to come before the councils motion was mad. by Rodgers, anal seconded by Behm, that the meeting be adjourned. motion carried. orothy P undy, City Cle Passed bar the City Council oft ~ Laurel, Fontana, and approved by the Mayor this 20th day of Marc l i i oui.s N. Y eti h~ Mayor A~'TE~T e~ ~ Dorothy P.~ undy, City I i