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Minutes of the ~ City C ouneil of Laurel
Nay l~ 1972
A regular meeting of ~h~ City Council of the C3.ty of Laurels Nlont~na,
was held in the Council Ch<mbers, and was called to order by Nayor Louis 1~1. II
Yovetich, at 7 :30 4' clock, P.~i., on Monday, I~tay 1, 197 • 'I
Upon taking roll c~,11~ the following aldermen answered presents
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Tom Hard Jackson Parlor Tom Kilpatrick Charles Rodgers II
I3ob Burns Duane Rehm
The minutes of the previous meeting were rea..d. Kilpatrick requested ~ a change of name from Linda Schuler to Belinda Steinmets. With this Correction,
motion was made by Parker and seconded by Burns that the minutes be approved.
lotion carried. ~i
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City Clerk presented the fin~neial statements from. the two banks in
Zaurel. ~?fter discussion, motion was made by Kilpatrick and seconded by I
Behm that this matter be turned over to the City Clerk, the M ayc3r, and -the finance committee. PA:otion carried.
This being the time and place advertised for the opening of various bids,
City C1.erk was asked to open the bids, which shy; did as follows: i i
Bid from Farmers Union Central Exch~n~e with Certified Check in the I
amount of X600.00 attached. I,
Item Approximate Unit Prices Amount for Them I,
No. Quantity F~iaterial Dollars Cents Dollars Cents _ ii
50,000 ~a~. c~,s-1 0.l~00 5~5oo.r~o III,
2 2,000 gal FCC-70 Cutback Asphalt 0.112 z2s.0~ II {
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TOT1?L ~3TD $5, 725. W I
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Bid from Long construction Co. with Bid Bond attached.
Delivered at 'ob site at Laurel:
Item Approximate Unit Pricey Amount for Item
iVo. ~?uantity Material Dollars Cents Dollars Cents I I
1 2000 Tons Asphalt surface course I
T e 1 ° mom. 3/~. ) Yp
aiot ~~ix $7.~9 $14,780.00 i
TOPAL ~3ID ~lt~ 780.0 III .~.._._t..__._.._~_.___r._
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F'.C?.B. Otl~' pa.~il1't.
Item Approximate Unit Prices Arrlount for Item
No. t~uantity Material Dollars Cents Dollars Cents ''i
1. 2000 cu. yds. 3/~,r Stone :hips 2.75 ~~~,~00.00 I I
~rar~z ~xn ~5t5oo.oo
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The Mayor then ad.~QU?^ned the meeting for ten minutes to 2~llow the
Council to con~id~r and compare the bids with previous costs. Upon re-convening
the meting, motion was made b~ Bums and seconded by :Rodgers that the bid
From Farmers Union Central F~change for Asphalt be accepted. Motion carried.
l~~otion was made by Rodgers and seconded bar ~ilpatriek that thy: bid of Long Construction Co. for Hot fix be accepted. Notion carried.
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NSotion was m~.de by Burns and seconded by Kilpatrick that the bid of
F~rug Brothers £or gravel be accepted. Motion carried.
Zett~er of resignation frc~rii ~i-. Ri. Goombs, one of our radio operators
was read. Notion was made by Rodgers and seconded by Burns that this resigna-
tion be accepted and a letter of ~.ppreci~tion written to him. P~o~ion carried.
Certain reports of the City of Laurel were; presentEd for approval
a~ fo11ow5s Library reports for February, March and April. Motion was made
by burns and seconded by Kilpatrick that these reports be approved. P~iotion i
carried. I,
Reports of four patrolmen were presented. T~io~ion was made by Rodgers and seconded by Behm th~.t the~~ reports be approved. l~c~tion carried.
Claims for the month of April were presented for approv~.l. as follows o
Soci~1 Security Division 1,860.37 Petty Cash 11~5•~~
Ray Rosemary Blohm 3 0.00 Paul Kroll 40.0 Clarlee Pierson X0.00 Randy Strending 3~•~~
Hays Conoco 16.20 Petty Gash •i5 i
163.0 Dave Powers 25.0 ~I I City of Laurel 5
Vol. Fir. Dept. 100.J0 Harold Grem~ner ~5•~~
Petty Ca;~h .~7 Petty Cash ~5~00 ~ j
Petty Cash 9.00 Nfont. State Treasurer 20.00
Petty Cash X7.10 Payroll Fund 2.,252.67 ~I Peterson T ewriter ~.C~.1~0 Pr;.ce Pharmacy x•58
~ I i Mountain Bell 1.0.37 Yellowstone Bank 3.~~
Street Gas Stores 22.?~0 Johnson Fors 7-3.36 ~
a Power 117.01 III', united Building Centers 8.00 T~ontan
Mont. T3akota Utilities 50.89 grater Op~ratin~ 70.00 I
Sewer b3.00 Street ~~•7~
I~,aurel Outlook 162.00 Mouiztain Be11 g3.59 i 2. 0 ~ tin 'center 8.9~. dater Opera g Laurel 5ervi
8~ ~ 2 2.62 Garbage #~1 s YJ 2 E
S act Gras Stores 11 ..61 Laurel Outlook 8.50 tr
Krug Brothers ?h.~s Laurel Auto Parts 19.7.
Fichtner Chevrol~:t 2 . fib Coast to Go~.st ~ • 80 i
Valley Welders 13•~~ Industrial Towel & Cover 1U.6~ I LaurE1 Serv~.eenter 17.50 Laurel Coop 266.00
American 0~_1 Co. 107.67 Yellowstone Valley Electric 33.08
Sewer 10.00 Yellowstone Va~.ley Electric 1.61
Mrs. Emma Frank 28.00 Niountai.n Deli i6.0~.
Montana Dakota Utilities 22.15 Bro-Dart Inc. 35.00
cretin 1.2~ John J. Daley 32'~~ Water 0~ g Mont. Stag LTniver~ity 22.00 S.E.C. Corp. 92•p0 I,
TY1:ountain dell 17.35 Riont~na Power 157.87
I~~ont. Dakota. Utilities 71.x.25 Street Gas Stores- 9
Montana Dakota ?Jt liti~~ ~.9~ ~on~~~ Fower Co. 1.2~
e; 0 Montana Power Co. 9.37 I Vlatco Ch~mic~l 7 5
Nfantan.a Dakota Utilities ~9.1~8 rlontana Power Lo. 1•~5
Street 21.00 Price Pharmacy •~1~ 20.0 N~ontana Dakota Utilities 22 9 l~iountain dell
Street Gas Stores 1~7.,~0 Laurel Auto Parts 3•~3
DeCarlo Conoco 3.00 Laurel Ser~ri~enter
Fichtner Chev. 119.79 ~!o Comraunication~ 1~9.3~
'Jr. R. J. Rosselot X1.00 I~:ont. I~aw Enforcement ~',c~demy ~.9.~0 I, _ _ n Q~
Peterson Typewriter 1'(.y~ Bonn d. .uale ~~•a4
Kenneth ~3even 3.00 ~tr~et 12.88 II
Garbage #2 2.62 Garbage ~J.
Mountain Bell ~.8.6(i Fontana Power 924.:18 ~ Yellowstone Valley Electric 3.~0 ~Zontana Dakota Utilities 111 .76 I ~I
Dyce gales & engineering Ser `3258.00 Industrial Towel. & Cover 16.9.
Burlington North~:rn 25.00 Sewer 35•~a
Street Gas Stores 86.8Q Laurel Auto Parts 189.65
Coast tc~ Coast .61 Grane Supply 319.80
Sewer 12.00 Water Operating • 2,~ Strut 31.75 Kruk Brothers 69.60
fillies Hardware 18.9 CrGne Supply ~0•~?
1~'aterTaorks Supplies ~.~~.•76 Coast to Goast 5•~0
Street Ga,s Stores 31.75 Laurel Auto Parts 9.~~. I,
wtreet ~~.5~ w'~ter Operating 7.5~
Co~.st to Coast 16.50 Street Gas Stores 9.25 j Laurel Auto Parts 29.50 Krug Brothers 10~•~Q I ~I
Niontan~. Power ~t39 •'~5 Fontana Power 4~7.9~
Street 8.00 Street Gas Stores 13.16 ~
r?onty's Enterprises 227.00 I
Motion eras made by T3ehm ~n.d seconded by Parker that these cla~.ms be
allowed. Motion carried. ~
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Petition was presented as follows:
P E T I T I O N
We, the undersigned property owners, hereby petition and consent
that the City Council. of the City of Laurel create a Sprinkling District on
the AZLEY B.F.CK OF' T.HE FOLLOWING LISTED LOTS, at the appro~i.ma~e cost of
~173•~0 per lot, to be laid either in cash or assessed against the property.
This petition concerns Lots 11 through 20, in Block 1 Laurel Realty Sub- I
division. Since this petit~_on was signed by 1~0`~ of the property owners, motion was made by Rehm and seconded by Kilpatrick that this petition be
approved. Ntotion carried. I
~u~stion of the chin link fence in the alley behind the 'Selephone
Company was brought up. The riayor thin turned this matter over to the Street
and A11ey Committee.
The following; Orc~i.nance was presented;
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BEING AN ORDTN~NCE ANENDTNG CH.~PTER XVI OF `SHE REVISED ~RllINF~NCEu OF ?LAUREL, 1961. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE GITY 0~' LAUREL,
~9OlVTANA, THAT CHA.PTE~. XVZ OF TTY REVISED ORDINANCES OF LAUREL, 19 1, ~'~~~=NING
Td DOG LIC~IVSES ~ZTH TFiE CITY 0~' I,.~UREL TS HFaRE,BY .P~~NDLLl ~3Y THE ADDITION OF '
T~i~; ADDTTI~N SECTION. Doubling the cost of Dog Taicenses after ninety (94) ~I
days from due date. notion was made by Kilpatrick and seconded by l3ehm that
this ordinance be passed and adopted. Lrpon taking roll call vote, all
aldermen present voted "dye", and paid Ordinance was declared passed and adopted.
Zetter to Bradley from the Burlin.~ton Northern wa.s read, and placed
on file. I i
Letter was read from r~eRo Kuper applying for the position of ~ y K e .feels he can fix u the e that u r Riverside Park Caretaker. burns report d p P I~
t and he would do the work. Motion was ~riade by house for $500.00 in ma erial~ I
Kilpatrick and seconded by Parker that this matter be turned over to the
Park Co:nlriitte~ with authorit~r to act. Notion carried.
Zetter from the Zoning Board wa.s read. Request for the adoption of ICI, Trailer Court Rules and t2egulations. Parker made the motion that the council 'i
adopt these rules. City Attorney stated that this should be held up for another i'I
council meeting since he would like to stud~r this to see whether or not it
would need ~ separate ordinance or whether it could be incorporated into the
present zoning ordin~.nce. P~.rker then withdrew his motion based on the City
Attorney's suggestion. Ku~era stated that most of the credit for the work done on this matter sholzld ~e liven -to Jo Ann Tittle, secretary of the Zonin ~3oard.
Eater in the me~t~_ng Rehm stated that g~r~. Little should b~ compens~.ted at time
and one-half S'or her extra hours put in.
Letter was reed from. the Zoning Boaxd, as follows: I~~
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Honorable Mayor ! i Members o£ the City Council
Laurel, N~ontana I, I~
Gentlemen
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At a meeting held on April 26, the Zoning Boyd o~ Aajustr~ent his- I I
cusped a petition that was presented at their meeting on N~arch 27th. A l~:otion ~I
was made, seconded and passed that we, the Zonin.~ Board, recommend that the I I
exclosed described portion of the City of Laurel be re-designated, ehG.ngin~; it back to R-3 from R-4•
Sincerely ~ ~I
( Signed- Ed Martian, Chairman) ~i
Toning Board of Adjustment i
City Attorney to prepare Resolution #1123, wh3.ch resolution is to contain the I I~I~tes and Bounds of the sect€~n in-volv~d, and to present this at the next II
meeting. li
was read re u~stin that thy; cit incor orate Letter from Dave T~urray , q g y P ~
the North one-half of Blocks 10, 11, and 12, Laurmac Subdivision Amended. In ~ I
this connection, the follow-~ng i.s to be pre~ar~d. I
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f~ES~I~U'I'ION N0. ll~z)~
RE~OLt7TI0N N(3. 11~2~., BEING A RESOLUTION PROPUSING Z'0 EXTEND THE
CORPORATE LIN~TTS OF THE CITY OF L~UR.:~~L, NiQNT.AIVA, TO TNCLt1I?E .ALL OF THE NORTH
H~` LP' 0~' ~3LOCK5 TEN ~ 10) ELEVF~t (1.1 } ~,ND TWELVE (12) , OF LAURM~~C SUBDIVISION, I was presented.. N'iotion was made by Kilpatrick and seeond~d by Parker that
this Resolution be passed and adopted. NTotion carried.
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Letter was read from the the fir Pollution Control Board ~!~mbers ~'I
a.skin that we bud et for an increased amount in the next fiscal year. ~ g I
.~n-iount to be ~~.39.20, up from ~2.~.0.00 last aTear. III !
Letter was read from the Plontana Association of Chiefs of Police II
asking that:th~ Council allow our Chief of Police to attend a meeting of this
Association in Lewistown on hay 18th & 19th. ~~otion was made by Roders and I I
seconded by Burns that Don I,enhardt be allowed to attend this meeting. Motion ~I
carried. I i
The 1~`.~.ayor asked permission to leave the State. Notion was made by i it
l3ehm, and seconded by 13u:rn.s that permission be gr~.nted.. h'iotion carried. ~
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The F~~..~or asked that the Street ~C Alley Con~~ittee check the trash
situation at the l~~ill Drive-In. i li
The Mayor said that the City should be cleaning ditches. City I~ ~i
En~ine~r reported that the Ditch owners usually notifies the City when they I
were ready, and the owners cleaned the ditches and the City hauled the dirt ~ 'I
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The l"_~.yor stated that there is, of course, a problem with the I~, III
Gaxbage laxidfill. Then he appointed a committee consisting of Tom Kilpatrick, Ch~.i~npn, Bob Burns and Duane Rehm, along with John Daley to look far a new I
site.
Kilpatrick stated that he thought a.ll the groups cleaning up in and I
around the City of Laurel should be thanked for their efforts, and that they
did. a food job. A2rs. Kilpatrick ~o furnzsh alist of the groups involved so ha 1 e t t ett rs c gyn. be written
Kilpatrick brou.~ht up the subject of li hts at the l~_em.orial in
~~iremen's Park. There wa.s much discussion as to whit kind. of light, the ~3.~0 ~
per n.:onth or the ~Lt~'7~ per month. City Clerk to check the n;inut~s for inf or-
mation. Motion w~.s rn~:de bar Behm and Seconded bar Parker that this matter be
turned back to committee with authority to act. NlOt1421 carried.
Kilpatrick reported that Garbage cans should b~ put up at the swirm3..ng
Pool and baseball c~iarlc~nds. Burns to take over this matter. I
Kilpatrick asked whether or not is was permissible to turn right on 'i
r€d light on the co~ea~r of 1st ~~venue and Sixth Street. Lenhaxdt 5ai.d that i a s~.~n is being made to read "R3ght turn on red light", but carp rrzust yield
to r>edestriuns.
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Burns stated he had been contacted by N~rs. Johns+~on regarding the I,
planting of trees ~d shrubs ,n the Parks. The Mayor suggested giving this
matter to the ~;2xden el~abs, but to su~ge~t planting in the South Side Fa.rk
rather trian in Butting Yark.
Burns reportEd on Carl N~~nweiler taking his v~c~.tion instead of I', sick leazTe. T,enha.rdt stated that he had a copy of the new law, which he is
to bring in to the office. I~~
Thexe being no .further 'ousiness to come before the council Et this
session, notion wau duly made end seconded that the meeting be adjolzrned. Notion
carried.
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P~ssec3. lay the City Council of t -e~Laurpl~ A'lontana~ and I II
approved by the Nt~yor this lath day of ay, 19 2. I, ~ ~
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Dorothy P Bundy, City Cl k i
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Attend~n.ce : ~ inc1. dress
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