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Show SgTcouncil Meeting Minutes, m Mon. May 6, at City Hall H"f i'iiv ,l,m'u w,us i..,.. P- K V Clu-rrington V- "' L chair. u fc f'''"!-,-,- -- Strong Jr.. F J t' r" Mu.mc Cl. IH'i ci .T. Grant Niol-4"C" Niol-4"C" juksonB How- aid and Htvimlr-i- Lloyd J. AshlTilft. l'l-nyer utis olToivil by q Nlolson. Tlu minutes at the previous i mooting hold Monday, April in. l!tr7, wore reiul and approved. Calvin Kinley and Arthur Kinley presented tentative plans for a subdivision east of main street and north of -1th north. The Couneil approved the preliminary pre-liminary plans and advised um of the necessary sfeps to l.o taken to qualify wlth Ule Mil. HvlHlon Ordinance No. 48 Uon Coffman, Howard Ivory, a.u others were present reprcl siting Ul0 Soi, Conservation KToup requesting the city as io sponsoring agent approve lo application to be forwarded to the Government for action. U was moved by Cl. Child and Hoconded by Cl. Strong the Mayor be authorized to sign the application. Motion passed unanimously. A group was present for the hid opening on remodeling the Memorial Hall and building a rest room on North Park. Bids submitted as follows; Memorial Hall Remodel- Steve Miller, $18,521.50; Lester Davis, $16,693.00; Statewide numbing & Heating, $21,470.60. North Park Rest Rooms: Hjorth Brothers, $5,389.00; Statewide Plumbing & Heating', $5,9S5.00; Steve Miller, $5 -070.25. Cl. Ruff and his committee are to consider the bids and award the jobs. Elden Bartholomew presented a claim for damage to property by Rasmussen Construction Co. during construction of the water wa-ter ' storage tank. He was advised ad-vised to present his claim to the Bonding Company. Cl. Ruff was authorized to fill the vacancy on the Recreation Recrea-tion Board from names suggested. sugges-ted. It was moved by Cl. Whiting and seconded by Cl. Nielson the Mayor be authorized to sign deeds to property owners at 6th east and Aaron Ave. Motion passed unanimously. The Council approved the plans as submitted by the State Road Committee in a special meeting held earlier in the day with Mayor and City Council, for the proposed highway construction con-struction on south main street. It was moved by Cl. Child and seconded by Cl. Ruff the City accept the Sage Creek Subdivision Plat A plan as presented pre-sented by J. Grant Nielson and that a letter be written to the Veterans Administration informing infor-ming them the city will accept the streets after being brought to a gravel standard by J. Grant Nielson; to be oil surfaced sur-faced by the city as a B and C Road project, without special assessment against the property proper-ty and in confermity with subdivision sub-division ordinance no. 48. That a letter also be written to the Veterans Administration accepting ac-cepting the bond no. 830037 of J. Grant Nielson in the amount of $5,719.00 for the construction of sidewalks, curb and gutter and grading and graveling of streets in the Imperial Heights Subdivision by J. Grant Nielson under the supervision of Springville Spring-ville City and to conform with Subdivision Ordinance No. 48. Motion passed unanimously. Pharon Birmingham's request for water service was not approved ap-proved by the Council because of the location, the size of water wa-ter line in the area and being in the County. A suggested program by the Chamber of Commerce for future fu-ture health fund drives was given to the Mayor and members mem-bers of the Council to consider. No action was taken. it was moved by Cl. Ruff and seconded by Cl. Child all bills properly signed be paid and the meeting stand adjojurned. Lloyd J. Ashcraft City Recorder |