HomeMy WebLinkAbout1945-1106 REG MIN
No.2'
November 6. 1945
The Council met in regular session at !:30 P.M. this date.
Present: Mayor Wiley, Councilmen Daugherty. Merrill. Redford. Selby.
Absent: . ,~tman} an~)Weitz,~/. .f,.'.. /)
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The monthly reports of the libaary and the city judge were accepted and
placed on file.
Bills amounting to $12~118.45 were ordered paid.
A petition asking the City to oonstruct a sewer east of Roco Street
across private property was read. The proposed sewer was to serve three
properties on the east side of Roco Street near Fern S"treet. Miss
Kennedy spoke for the property owners. The City has recently con-
structed a swwer on Roco Street. The petitioners felt that it would
be cheaper for them to install a new sewer to Ashland Street. about
675 feet, than connect to the present sewer. The question was referred
to Biegel for study.
The following applications for building permits were presented and ap-
proved.
41=84 Construct cabins Siskiyou Blve.. H. D. Whychoff
=/1=85 Ere ct Dwe lling Hersey Street Lynn Neeley
:/1=86 " " Palm St. Mildred Korth
=#87 11 Garage Madrone St. Dale McAllister
=#=88 " Dwelling She rman St. W. D. Jackson
=/1=8 9 11 11 Bridge St. R. R. Crosslin
#90 Repair 11 531 Scenic Drive G. W. Colby
=/1=91 ft tI 160 Fourth St. C. A. Bellows
=#=92 It Garage 234 Seventh Boyd F. Jones
Bids -were opened on a ! yard shovel. Owing to the complications of the
bids~ Biegel asked to study the bids and report back to the coundil
with recommendations at a special meeting.
Biegel reported on the need for a substation on the west side of town.
owing to the heavy load, the change of time. and the indication of
additional load. The present substation is overloaded. It was moved
by Redford. seconded by Daugherty, that the substation be ordered.
Carried.
Dewey Van Curler was present and spoke at length on garaage collection.
He gave his reasons why the garbage cans should be placed on the
curb. His main reason was lack of help. Mayor Wiley explained the
city's position. Mr. Van Curler than asked if the city would con-
sider buying his business. No action was taken.
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Briggs and Biegel reported on 'their trip to Salem in regard to water
and streets. Mr. Charles Stricklen. state Engineer, and Mr. Sam
Baldock, State Highway Engineer, will be in Ashland in the near
future to discuss the water and highway situation.
The City Attorney was instructed to dra.w up an ordinance changing the
names of Willow. Oberlin. Stanley. and Stock Streets to Hersey Street.
These streets are all a part of one continuous street.
Sewers were ordered in on Bridge Street. from Lee to Iowa Street;
on Liberty, from south of Ashland to top of hill, approxirrl6.tely 650
feet; and in alley back of Nor'th N.18.in. and down Oberlin Street.
It was recommended by Biegel that the office hours at the Recorder's
office be changed from 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. to 9:00 A. M. to
5:00 P. M. This will allow the office force to balance their books
before the office opens for collection in the morning_
There being no further business the council adjourned to a cookie
and cider treat prepared by the Mayor.
ATTESTED
E. C. Biegel
Acting Re co rder
SIGNED
T. S. Wiley
Mayor