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Show Minutes of City Council Meet Held At City Hall Tuesday Might Sept. 4 be closed out to the Sewer Utility Fund. Motion passed unanimous. On a motion by CI. Whiting and seconded by CI. Ruff, the following follow-ing Road Dedications were approved ap-proved and unanimously accepted by the Council. The Buckley Avenue Av-enue Road Dedication, The Right of way plat of 170 West Street, The Right of way plat of Third South. It was moved by CI. Ruff and seconded by CI. Whiting that Carl Curtis and Blaine Wheeler be appointed ap-pointed members of the Fire Dept. Passed unanimous. Moved by CI. Strong and seconded second-ed by CI. Child all bills properly signed be paid and the meeting stand adjourned. Lloyd J. Ashcraft City Recorder . 4 Regular meeting of the Springville Spring-ville City Council was held Tuesday Tues-day September 4, 1956 at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers. Mayor A. W. Cherrington was in the chair. Roll call showed the following present: CI. Ruff, CI. Strong, CI. Whiting. CI. Child, CI. Nielson, Attorney Howard and Recorder Ashcraft.. Prayer was offered by CI. Strong. The minutes of the meeting held Monday August 20, 1956 were read and approved. It was moved by CI. Ruff and seconded by CI. Strong the city arrange for a connection for natural nat-ural gas at the disposal plant. The motion passed unanimous. CI. Ruff to arrange with the Strawberry Water Users for a date to consider the power con- Cl. Whiting reported having met with the State Road Commission regarding the new highway and covering the ditch on South Main Street. It has been approved to start this fall. CI. Nielson read proposed ordinance or-dinance number 47 for the creation crea-tion and establishment of subdivisions. subdi-visions. It was moved by CI. Child and seconded by CI. Nielson that ordinance number 47 be accepted. The motion passed unanimous. Willard Smith of the Wood, Child, Mann and Smith Auditing firm, reviewed the 1955 audit report re-port with the Mayor and City Council. The report showed the following utility system additions: Electric substation $68,064.62, New lines and extensions $11,952.97. Water line extensions and improvements improve-ments $66,405.18. These improvements improve-ments paid for and an excess of receipts over disbursement of $24.-762.58. $24.-762.58. Writh $63,432.78 reserved for bond and interest payments and $27,000.00 in bonds redeemed. Invested in property and equipment equip-ment $1,124,476.78 invested in utility departments $1,120,010.70. Cemetery perpetual care trust fund balance $92,718.09. It was moved by CI. Nielson and seconded by CI. Child that Mr. Smith's auditing firm be retained for the 1956 audit. Motion passed unanimous. It was moved by CI. Nielson and seconded by CI. Strong that the Sewer Disposal Construction Fund |