HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.P. American 08/04/1949 (2)once an a five-year inste-ad o[ a one-
- ar three-year basis. - -
Councilman Cupp reported t!e:.t
he had contactet! Jim Collin, of
Bedford as he had premised to da
end produced a sehcdulc nt rate,
oreparad by h1r_ L`oUins for a enm-
.JS'$he~isY_vG Ilabj)'tty, pyltcy oovernttt
Sencra! liability, ~ropetty" damag.r
•nd badil5' injury. This palic~,
:avers all city operations, includtnG
-I1 cars and trucks, graders, fir^_
duck; rand all city employcn w!;ilr
engaged fn rity_ work. Mc Cuop
novel that the city pure',ase this
policy from Mr. Colllnv anti '~Sr.:
I'ex at once. fih'e motion carried
ind Mr. Coiltns carne down to etr,.~
.up~the matter Tue=day morning. tt
wns voted that hereafter all insur-
e anea tvas to carried on a five-ye,:
frosts and all old policies to lie pr~-
rated out.
IL ~Yps decided that all applica•
lions which had been received fir
the position o'Y'city superin'tendettL
be placed on file for future refer-
cnce and the recorder 6e instruct•~d
to notify the applicants that nn
appointment for the position would
be made this year.
Mr. Rupp made a brief report ~>f
the work he and his assistant a;e
doing at present and. stated that he
Selieved it would .pay !ha city to
buy an ouEfit to locate accutatciy
such things as water valves•_ gate,
server manho~es.r~~nd the like, as
_ much time is t~aslcd al prc;cnt
digging alt over Lhc street t+, loca!r
;uch things. ttocrevr•:, the eaunr,l
felt that such additional expcndt-
tures would have to wait`unttl coy
finances are in better shape.
itr. Rupp also read same htds ids
had received far the painting oft :^
city hail and stated that no bids had
as yet been rececieed for covennti
the building w-iih stucl.-n.
Snore discussion way herd in re-
gard"tn -tKe spread between the
amount'uf water usr.;3 mun!a3v.
according to the reading of P,n
master meter on the tnaln line fr: r.;.
- SSedfurd and thr a_maunts shown ir:
iFic local m•_ters. It was tell ti;.:
something is radicaAy wrong a th33
spread amounts'to mcrrc v:ater tn,•n
the city use; for city hall u~c•
hushing fire hydrants, fire fightir.a.
and the like. Mr.-$upp was urFr•rl
to hasten as fast as- pnsstb!e 'o
checkup on aU residential ntet~:s
to be sure they ore _pnrlr•rlp ; e:;';-
Lering and•in Road order. A c~~nf~-r-
ence v:iji 6e held vri!!7 ,~Ir. Rvhe, t
Dutf• head of tHc Medford safer
department, to arrange for a_ c`.rc~ !:
of the maitt meter as soon as p'r=-
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The cil}• Eouncil met for ifs regu-
°p tar August meeting iianday even-
don, InB• City Aftorney Bengtson read
ih0-p[aposed~onlrnrt with the city
of Medford in .ltie matlrr oC making
a -ronnection with the. A[edtnrd
- trunk line to the Camp Nhite dis-
posal plant. Mr- Hengtson~ Stated
that he and Attorney Frank Farrell
had been n•otking on fire matter for
ome some tlmr and the agreement as
t'.te read uas, in his opinion, fair to both•
rain parties and should be adopted. Homu
are adjustment might-stilt be made in
likr regard to one vt 'the items o[ poy-
.ime ment requirrd [rgln this city, but
tout the rest b[ the agreement was about
art} as originally considrred. The cour,-
Iped cil then agreed to' accept the ter;ns
are oC thr proposed agreement and to
nor- havr Tir. IIen`glson submit it to tlf^
h :• -btedlord au[hnriiirs at oncr.,
'inR The application of Pouh~ f""Sapkin;
u'a: and Richard Arndt Car a lrupsfer of
and' tha beer license (nt' the Corner Club
s of ryas received nnd-tits-ccunciLvotad---
' to endorse such a trinsfer. with the
brit und'etslanding ~ ~ that tchilc such
s w transfers .might 'Le allowed, no nrw
tg ~ Stec license? a~ouhl under am• cn--
'stx cumstances,bc alkwved.
~irli The -cnndili•:n v[.titc city insur-
ance policies WaS taken up `and di
cussed. It scorns that there is some
-dissallstaction aboutr the l•atc5
hn~ charged and thr IGnC;tL of lime the
Pas' -policies cover. If` is thought that
aUl there may be a chance to grl a 6et-
vem :er rates as snnn as the board ni Firr
1 b~ ntdcrts•riters havr romplctcd n<sur-
vey nna• heing .mado- .Also tnc
end canned believes that a saving could
end. 6e made by purchasing-city insur-
an; once on a five- ear inAc
wa: Y ad of a un•;-
~r three-year basis. - -
Councilman Cupp reported Lrot
he had contacted Jim Collins of
Siedford as he had promised to do
, end produced a schedule n[ rates
~rrpared 6y Air. Collins G,r a enm-
,Z[fihcp¢yq"tiabt}ily~ policy 'em•cran;;
iCH :encral ]iabi[ity. proprTh•' damag.r
•ntl bodily injut'y. This poor :~
-nvers all city operations. inc]udcty
r ~ -11 cars anch trucks, graders, fir•~
- aucks sand ai] city emplnvrrs whil.•
- ' engaged in city Worfi. Att. Cu np
trc? noted that the city. purc`:asc ihi;
aojicy from Mr- Collins .and *-`r..
~rin ~ 1'ex at once- Tke motion carried
- -mod Mr. Collins came don•n to rrr~e
)ay' .uP`t he matter Tuesday morning. ri
was yoled that hrrcaflcr aTi insur-
ron; ahce tsas to carried on a five-yrt:
yasis nnd all old policies to be Ara-
i c r rated out.
Jett It ryas decided ~thal all applica-
tions which had been t~crived for
ng.-• the position of~-city superirilendrnL
br placed on Tile for /uture refer-
ba core and the recorder hr insb-uet••d