HomeMy WebLinkAbout1937-1207 REG MIN
Dee. 7, 1937
No. 30
The council met in regular session at 7 :30 P. l,~. this date.
Pre sen t: Mayor I:i le y, C ounci lmen A:pplewhi te, Blake, Crandall, Hansen,
Ingle, Koozer. .ci.hsent: Eone.
The monthly report of the Recorder for October was read and ex.Plainecl
and upon motion by Blake, second.ed bJi- Crand.all \vas aI:proved. and ord.ered
filed..
Monthly re.fiorts of the Cit~" Judge. Dwr~~p Ground Superintendent and Lib-
rarian and the 1uarterly report of the Sexton were 'read., accefted and order-
'd placed on file.
Bills amOtUltj.nb to '~j14, 390 .05 were read. as to tote.l amount onlJT same
having been ,okeu. by the variou.s d.e};>artrnent coru!1i ttee heads and. finance
cormni ttee iIf!lt~t; and. upon motion b~r Blake second.ad b;)T Koozer and a unanimous
roll call were ordered paid.
Apl)lication f(1r the folluwing buildine; l,ermi t \vas presented:
l~o. 32: To el'ect new dwelling and auto camp on Boulevard near Palm
Avenue at an alil.roximate cost of ~7 ,000.00 b:lf[m Hubbard.
It was moved by Koozer and seconded b;)T Ingle that the permi t be
granted subject to build.ing l'egulations. Carried.
Application for approval of indorsement for liquor licenses wel'e
presented by the following:
Fred. Tayler, 23 Horth Mai4 street; Fred H. learaon. 39 East Main
street; Joe Samuelson" 247 East 11a1n street; Dora A. Bryant, 542 A street;
A. M. Brower, 137 East Main street and James A. Cook. 43 North Main
Street. _ I~6~~
It was. movell bYJi:1$f and seconded by Blake that the applications
be ap~proved. Carried.
The Oi tJT Attorney reportect on the Damon case and Mr, Damon who was
present presented his sid.e of the matter which concerned damages done
to hi. land. by the lithia piIJe line which padses thru it. Following eon-
siderable discussion. it was moved by Koozer and seconded by Applewhite
that the City pay ~75.00 in settlement in full for ~~lA~~~g~/f~!t~n~
MY -damages Qone prior to IvIr. Eamon's ownership of~i!ett''-P1-Cf1fE!rt~..t ,', -;"/~
call was ordered on the motion, the vote being, Ayes, Blake, Ingle.! . t~lI
Crandall, Hansen" Koozer, Applewhi te. Nays: None. Carried. ~uf,4{f
COMJVIITTEE HEl:ORTS:
Electric: Upon motion by Hansen, seconded by Blake tba purchase of
500 Ibs. of copper was approved.
Water: Applewhite reported that the 20 ann 24 inch woodeQ pipe line
which was put in in 1914 was badly in need of replacement andsuggested a
W. F._.project. It was moved by Ingle and seconded by Blake that apple-
white and the Oi ty' Superintendent set up a project for the pipe line. '
Oarried.
The necessity for the appointnlent of viewers for the sewer district
being constructed on Idaho Street brought forth the moti on by Koozer,
seconded by Hansen that thw viewers be appointed. There_pon the W~yor
named tm following: A. E. Kinney, Frank Jordan and Vi. C. Nii tchel.
Dr. Haines having requested a sewer for his property on upper .Mount~
ain Avensre, above Ashland. street and there being County property which
would be involved, it was moved by Ingle and seconded by Koozer that the
City Superintendent investigate with the County as to what they would do
regarding assessments for a sewer line.
street: Upon motion by Crandall, seconded by Koozer the purchase o~
a 6 cu. ft Paving Plant by calling for bids was approved. Garriedo
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No. 30
Realty: Ingle reported that a bassinet was required at the Hospital and that
the roof of the shed outside was in need if shingling. It was moved by Ingle and s econdec
by Hansen that the cost of same be authorized ~ioh was abou-t $80.00 to be paid out of
the 1938 appropriation. It was lmdersSood that the shingling was to be done by the
Hospital Superintendent. tm city to pay only for tm shingles. Carried following a
unanimous roll call.
Some changes in the hopper room cos-ting about $50.00 was also authorized to be paid
out of the 1938 appropriation upon motion by Ingle, seconded by Hansen and followed by
a unanimous roll oall.
The case of C. 1(~ Lyman who had purchased the city property a-t 767 East Main Street
but had defaulted in his paynents 'WaS discussed by tb3 City Attorrey and it was decided
to contact him and find out his intentions. He was now living at Walnu-t Creek. Cal.
wm Hubbard who had already purchased lots 2 and 3 of Block "An of Boulevard Park
Addition for an auto camp had requested that the city reduce assessments against lot 1
so that he might purchas e -that lot also. Following some discussion, it was moved that
the city make a reduotion or not more than 50% oB the amoun-t of assessments how against
the property, but same to be contingent upon Mr. Hubbard putting up suitable cabins for
that locality and decision to be referred to the Realty Committee. MOtion was made by
Crandall and seconded by Ingle and carried.
The City Attorney reported on the mee-ting which he and the City Superintendent made
wi th J. D. Ross" Administrator of Bonneville Dam. a-t Portland recently.
Fire: The Fire Commdteeereported progress.
H. L. Claycomb, a member of the Air Port Committee was present and asked tha-t the
City pay Mrs, Oscar Talent $15.00 a~in this year for feeding the pheasants. It was
moved by Blake and seco~ded by Ingle tha-t t1:e payment be authorized. Carried.
The franchise with the Pacific Telephone end Telegraph Co. was discussed a-t length
and t~ City ,Attorney repdrted the agreements whioh other cities had made with the
company for~ franchises. The matter was referred to the City Attorney for furt~r
negotiation.
On motion the council adjourned to meet at the call of the Mayor.
Attest,
(Signed) W. ,. Adams. Reoorder
(Si~bed) T. S. Wiley.
Mayor