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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1933-0404 Council Mtg MIN 4i i _ Ashland, Oregon, i 3 ~.pril 4, 1933 The council met in regular session at 7:30 P. iVi. oTclock this date. Present Miayor i~iley; Councilmen 3ergner, Gregg, Liriinger, Taylor, enner. Absent Councilman Claycomb. Brlinutes o~' the last me sting, march 21st tirere approved. Monthly report of Ray Spencer, car~tai-~er of the City Dump Ground was read, accepted and ordered placed on file. Yr Dills amounting to X3348.04 were presented in total amount only and on motion were approved and warrants ordered dra~vn to cover the individual amounts. ~r' The following building permits were granted: as No. 269. Emma Koehler to erect garage anu wood shed and reroof house at 140 Nursery St. good construction. ;200.00 No. 270. Hattie Mahlsteh to remodel house, new roof and paint at 176 Harrison St. X150.00 No. 271. Eugene Spencer to repair and paint house at 2n3 Seventh St. x;200.00 • No. 272. Erect garage for C. v`dolters by Geo. Riley, at 354 Liberty St. X125.00 Communications from ~~~lm Sriggs former City Attorney relating to the status of legal affairs of the City and from George V. McClure accepting the appointment of City Attorney without compensation vJere read and accepted and ordered ,},laced on file. I Bergner moved that 3riggs continue with the case of the City of as~~l,~,nd Vs Homes which l was seconded and carried. Ta for moved that the a lication of l~~iinnie Bell and in the A11en A artments for free ~ pP g P ~ light 01.00 Min. } and vrater be granted. Second~~~t_ b,y '~denner. tivith the provision that same extend to July 1, 1933. Carried. Gregg moved that the applications of J. D. ~'dakefield living in rear of 954 Boulevard and of Mrs Mayberry at 2~5 Third Street ~'or free lights ~~1.00 Min.) and water be granted to July 1, 1933. Seconded by Taylor and unanimously carried. Reports of Committees. Finance: ~~denner move;i that X1500 be transferred from the Electric bight Fund to the General Fund as a, temporary loan. Seconded and carried. t ' Light: None. Fire: None. Water: Mr Hosler stated that it was time to eng~~ge a z~an to chec land for irrigation and that he recommended i~r I. J. Sawyer for the job. Mr Sawyer owing the City over X100 for delinquent water. Bergner moved that the ~idater Committee engage a man to per`orT~1 the duty ~ ~ of checking irrigation water. Seconded by ~'denner and unanimously carried. Street: None. Realty: The application of C. F. Bishop to care for the lawns of the par~ti ro4v of the Boulevara was on ~otio,~ of Bergner referred to the bight Committee with.the suggestion that Elmer Smith supervise the cutting of grass etc, in past years. Seconded by Taylor and un- animously carried. Bergner moved that the renting of the house at the fir Port be referred to the air Port Committee with power to act. Seconded by ~~~denner and unanimously carried. ~ ~ Cemetery: None. Sanitary: None. Indigent: None. ~I The subject of dog licenses was referred to the City attorney. I__ The report of the Mayor's Non-Intoxicating ~3everage Committee and the proposed City Ordinance No. 917, licensing, regulating and controlling the manufacture, sale and distrib- uting of non-intoxicating beverages tiaras read by City attorney i~~cClure, also a petition Faith 134 signatures against the ordinance tivas read. Taylor moved that the petition be placed on file. Seconded by Zininger and unanimously carried. The council next proceeded to consider the proposed City Ordinance No. 917 on Non- ` Intoxicating Beverages. The ordinance having been res.. the first tine, on notion, the rules ~I y were suspended, z'ive voting in i'avor thereof and the ordinance w<~s passed to the second i ~ reading. Having been read the second time, Taylor moved that ttie ordin~~nce be adopted, ry Zininger seconded the motion and roll call vraa ordered on its adoption. The vote was as follows: Ayes, Bergner, Gregg, Zininger, Taylor, '~denner,. Thereupon the Mayor declared City Qrdinance No. 917 adopted. Bergner moved that the t'orm of applicatio3l and the corm for license be a1~4~roved and adopted for use in connection with the operation of the license as provided by the ordinance, t t seconded ~ Ta for and unanimousl carried. y y y The rVIayor asked if arly or~ein the audience had any thing to say. Rev. S. ~"J. Hall, pastor of the ~Tethodist Episcopal Church re ;nested that the petition against the passa~:~ of the  ordinance be made a matter of record. As same had already been ordered placed on file, no action was considered necessary. On motion, the council adjourned to meet at the call of the Mayor. Attest: Ma, r. He or er.