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Home My WebLink About09-28-1936 City Council MinutesMINUTE RECORD OF -. R-� �GUZAR MXETZTdG v -Y— THE- c1TY- couNC -1z MEETING HELD ON THE Z8.tin ,. .. DAY OF Sept... STANDARD FORM C34 PRINTED IN V.S.A. ...... ........ ............... .. ... .. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the hour of 7 :30 F. M. with Mayor K. NSat ch in the Chair. Councilmen: F. H. Smith, W. H. Hopkins, H. Perret, J. E. dills and N. Matieh answered the roll call Absents- hone. Pinutes of the previous meeting held on .Sept. 14th were then read by 'the Clerk and there being no corrections or omissions.were approved as read. Thereuporn the >rnonthly report of F., A. Roach,. 'slater Clerk was presented to Council, reporting total collections for August to be X1,178.51 and said report on motion duly made and carried was accepted and ordered placed on file. Thereupon:the.Clerk presented to Council a communication from 11. R. - Behrendt hgr of the Sprouse Reitz. Store, Calling attention to the dusty condition o'I'Lain St. and requested that action be taken to have the I:_ain St. business district washed off and also asked that the vents in the sidewalk in front of to ;eir, store be cicsed to prevent water from draining into ,their basement. Upon Councils consideration of the matter it ,was agreed that the Fire Dept be instructed to wash the streets in the business district and that the Clerk be instructed to give Ivir. Behrend notice that it is up to the property owner to tape care of the vents in the sidewalk. Thereupon Dr. H. Bear, City Health officer app eai °ed before Council and reported that upon investigation he finds that old milk is being sold in the City and suggested the adoption of an Ordinance providing for dating :of' milk which would correct this condition. The City:Atty was directed to prepare the- necessary ordinance and Council agreed to introduce it for adoption as soon as it is received. Thereupon the Clerk presented to Council a communication prom Mrs. Ethel . Thedinger; requesting Council to,do some street work on Olive St and also place a Street Sign at the corner of Olive Prospect Sts. Whereupon it was agreed by Council to refer the matter to the St. Commissi -oner for attention. Thereupon a- communication from Claude Callison, President of the Elsinore Business I:!Iens a.ssn. was presented to Council in which complaint was registered against all day parking along 2aiain St. in the business district and it was suggested that Council pass an Ordinance Providing for forty five minutes parking in the .business area. Upon Councils consideration of the matter it ryas; agreed to lay it on.t:he table_to the next meeting of Council REGUL.i.R MEKMIP`G OF THE CITY COUNCIL -- Sept. 28th 1936 Thereupon. the Clerk presented:to Council a communication fronr.;,Cope Egelund in which they :suggested that Council request the cooperation of all bath hb.,'ses in the city, by refrain .g from the `use of all electrical appliances that interfere with radio,recept;ion during the broadcast of the coming, world baseball series. Whereupon it, was moved by 0oun6llmar. Smith -and seconded: by Council- man Perret that-the day Police C'fficer be: instructed to call on all; the Bath House operators in the City and. ask their cooperation by refrain - ing rom'the use of�eleetrical ap- pliance`s during the broadcast of -the world, series, which motion upon vote was carried. Thereupon the Clerk presented to Council a communication from the State Dept. of Natural Recourses, Division of narks calling attention to Proposition`No:4, prohipiting tideland drilling to be voted on at the Nov. 3rd election,' and asking Councils support on this :measure in the -form of a resolution. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Smith and;seconded.by Councilman Hopkins that Proposition No. 4 appearing -on the Nov. 3rd Ballot be endorsed by the Ci -ty Council of Elsinare,.which motion upon vote was unanimously carried. Thereupon tr;: written bid submitted by A. S. Burnham for 225 ft. of six inch used pipe, offering 15y per foot for same, was presented to Council for consideration. Whereuron it was moved by Councilman i:ills and seconded by Councilman Perret that the Water Commissioner be authorized to sell Pr. Burnham_, the used discarded six inch water pipe for 15� per foot', which motion was carried by the following vote. Ayes: Councilmen: Smith Hopkins, Perret, Mills and Matich. Noes: None. Absent: 'None.' Thereupon the Clerk prec ented -to Council for further cons ' dera - tion memorandum of agreement prepared by the Attorneys for the Bond Coap_iny and passed upon and approved by City Atty Eugene Best, wbrch provides for the disbursement of the funds now: in the 1915 A.et Improvement Bond Redemption Fund. Upon Councils due consideration of said agreement, it was moved by Councilman !::ills and seconded by Councilman Hopkins that it be resolved by the City Council that'it be- hereby authorized to the agreement between, The Brown Creemrrer Investment Coppany a Corp. and Security Bank, a Corp. and the City of Elsinore and that the Mayor, City Clerk and: - Treasurer of said City be authorized to sign same, which motion was carried by the following vote:'_ Ayes; 'Councilmen: Smith, Hopkins',` Perret, hills and ;atich. Scoes: None. Absent: None. _ Thereupon the Clerk reported that in accordance with Councils instructions he had checked the :status 'of-the - 'sewer farm lease MINUTE RECORD of itEGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON THE 28th... DAY OF Sept 1936 STANDARD FORM CS4 PRINTED IN V.S.A. CNA RL ES R.X RG LEYCO..PAiM FIX XER 9.tot ataeut uatute�a tu.n tits is RED. U.S. PAT. OFF. STANDARD MINUTE RECORD and finds that said lease will expire on Dec 31st 1936 and that at the present time Itr. Funk the lessee is :500.00 in arreass of rent. Upon Councils consideration of the matter it was agreed by Council that.Council -man Hopkins be delegated to see lir. Funk regarding the payment of rent due the City. Thereupon the Clerk presented to Councils the followings bids received on a truck For the City water Dept. Frank W. Odiorne, Ford Sales 1- 157" Ford V 8 Truck - Platform Body, Auxillary Springs, Dual Wheels -32 -6 -Eight ply tires Allowance on Ford 1929 Trk if " Yellow Cab Trk Net Balance J. Ray Bohanan- Chevrolet Sales 1 -157" Chevrolet 121 Ton Truck Flat rack body 8 ply tires Tess allowances on Ford 1929 Trk rr it Yellow Cab Trk Net Balance 968.00 85.00 15.00 954.81 85.00 65.00 4834.81 Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Mills and seconded by Council- man Hopkins that bids received be laid on table for further consideratio and upon vote on said motion, the motion was lost. Whereupon it was moved by Mayor 3i1atich and seconded by Councilman Perret that Councilmen: Smith and Hopkins be appointed on a committee with authority to inspect and purchase either of the trucks on which bids were received, which motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen: Smith, Hopkins, Perret and Ratich. Noes: Councilman: J. E. Mills Absent: None. Thereupon City Engineer Crane reported to Council that he has completed the survey of the alley adjoining the Dirr property on Dutton St. and that he found the Dirr building does stand in said alley. however that irs. Dirr has agreed to move his building on his own lot as soon as convenient but not later than sixty days. Thereupon bills in the amount of X864.42 as audited by the auditing- committee were presented to Council and on motion duly made and on call vote carried were ordered paid and the Clerk was instructed to issue warrants in payment of same. Thereupon there being no further business to come before Council on motion duly made and carried, Council adjourned to meet in regular adjourned to meet in regular adjourned session on Wednesday Sept. 30th REGULAR i;EETIXG OF THE CITY COtiYCIh Sept. 28th, 1936 at the hour of 7:30 P.M. in the City Hall the usual meeting place.`