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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1939-0502 REG MIN May 2. 1939 Ne.l~ The C.unoil met in regular sessi.n at 7.30 P. M. this date. Present: Mayor Wiley" Ceuneilmen Appl,white, Carsen, Crandall, Delsman" Koazer. Absents Counoilman Tayler. _The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved as read. Monthly reports of the City Judge for the months of March ani April were read, aocepted and ordered placed on file. Bills amounting to .9569.82 were read as to total amount only, same having been oked by the various departments. committees and finanoe committee and upon mo~ion by Koozer, seconded by Applewhite were ordered paid following a unanimous roll 080110 A proposed ordinanoe regulating r$ller skating was discussed oonsiderably and Mr. Lay who was operating a skating rink at the armory was called upon conoerning the oboe jeotions which had been received 'regarding the noise. No aotion was taken on the ore- lnance pending investigation a8 to the real status of objeotions whioh had been reported. No objeotors were present against the levying of special benefit assessments again- at the property looated in Sewer District No. 42. The City Attorney reported on the status of the Moon mill lease. The following applications for building permits were presenteds No. 20: To repair store at 37 North Main Street at an approximate cost ot #325000, T. H. Simpson, by Frank Jordan. No. 21 f To remodel dwelling at 30 North Seoond Street at an approximate oost of $200.00 by D. S. Powell. No. 22. To remodel dwelling at 167 Garfield Street at an approKimate C08~ of ~ .500.~=-<~t~a~_~~~~a --'V~,<QIe.P-1~ ~~4-A--~~. . Alet er ~tr()m:-Rev. K. S. Wannamaker, forIOOr pas1tor of the 1st Congragationa.l cliureh expressing his appreoiation of the co-operation of the City during the deal f0r the sale the .hureh property was read. The City Reoorder was instructed to advise the Coun'ty Clerk that the Ci'ty was Bot interested in the purchase of the property on corner of Woblen(Scenio Drive) and Churoh Streets, there being no liens agiimst thl property owing to the City. !letter from the Ashland Chamber of Commeroe asking forth. appropriation of 47.50 for bronze plaques, Radio Club and Royal Neighbor Lodge was r.ead and upon motion by CarBon, seoonded by Kooser the appropriation was allowed. Carried. 1'he report of the Fire Chief and Heal t.."1 Offioer was read conoerning the cOlldi tion or the Coggins Mill. The report showed reasonable oOnditions of sanitation and noiae for an industry of the. t type. Clark Thomas, city patrolman who had just returned from'the Federal Bureau of Investigation Police .A.cade~ at Washington. D. C. told of his cours. ot study and showed pioture. of various phases of the work being done at the school. Committee Reports: Eleotric :It was reported that a :&lew oompressor was needed. the old one practically being worn out. Firet Delsman reported on oosts of a fire station as followSI ---- Old(present)Fire Station remo4el~,d would cost about '1,000.00 Old 1'idings Building^~~emodel~/~au1d cost about .2,500.00, not oounting roof. A .ew fire station would eost about 17,000 to 18,,500. Possibly W. P. A. labor would cutoit down more. Applewhi te reported about a meeting with an agent for C. C. Hockley, -We *. A. adminsitrator concerning projects for Ashland. Following some dis- cussion, it was moved by Delsman and aeconded Wy Crandall that the Cii;y Sup!t outline W. P. A. projects and plaoe applioations for them. Carried. Water: Free lights and water tor Ben Nivison and Perry Bentley have been rec....endeCl it was moved by Applewhite and aeoonded by Koozer that same be granted for the period ending June 30, 1939. Carried. Street: The paving of Granite Street with oil and granite, High and other streets _a disoussed and the matter left with the City Suptt to check up. A proposed ordinance authorizang the issu~o. of City Improvement Bonds tor Sewer Distriot No. 41 was read and it 118.8 moved by Koozer that the rules be suspended andthe ordinance be passed to the aeoond reading by title only. flN/Ntl' Seconded 'by Applewhite Carried. May 2. 1939 No.~ FOllGwing the second reading, it was moved by Koozer and seoonded by Applewhite that the ordinance be adopted as read. Roll oall was ordered on its adoption, the vote being.Ayesl Delsman, Crandall. Carson, Koozer.. Applewhite. Nays: None. Th reupon 1;he Mayor deolared City Ordinance No. 993 adopted. e A resolution authori~ing the oonstruction of Sewer District No. 42 was read. It was moved by Applewhite and seoonded by Koozer that "the rules be suspended and the reiolution be passed to the seoond reading by title. Carried. Following the second rea.ding.. it was moved by Crandall and seoonded by Carson that the resolution be adopted as read. Roll oall was ordered on its adoption. the vote being: Ayes. Delsman. Orandall. Oarson, Koozer, Applewhite. Nays: None. Thereupon the Mayor declared "the resolution adopted. A proposed ordinance levying speoial benefit assess~..ta a~inst properties in Sewer Distriot No. 42 was read. It was moved by Koozer and II eoonded by Crandall that ~he ordinance be passed to the seoond reading by title only" the rules being suspended. Following the second reading.. it was moved by Applewhite and seconded by Koozer that the ordinance be adopted as read. Roll oall was ordered on the adoption. the vote beingl Aye.: Delsan, Crandall. Carson. Kooler, Applewhite. Nays: None. Thereupon the :Mayor deolared City Ordinance No. 994 adopted. On motion.. the Council adjourned to meet at the call of the Mayor. Attest.:; (Signed) J. Q. Adams. Reoorder (Signed) T. S. Wiley, Mayor