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Home My WebLink AboutCM050366~`~~~`~ . CITY HALL 250 E. Pine Street Central Point, Oregon 7:30 P,M. May 3,.1966 The common Council met in regular adjourned session .with Mayor,Saxbury presiding. Ro11r;Cal1 found: Adams, Ayres, Bartley, Mushaney, Robison; present. Absent, Holbrook.: Also present; Mansfield, Mason, Tate. Motion Robison,. second Eartley to approve the minutes as mailed to each councilman. Motion carried. Attorney Mansfield read Ordinance No. 815, this being an Ordinance annexing a contiguous area to the City of Central Point. (N,A. Mead property).. Motion Robison, second Adams, to approve Ordinance No. 815. Roll call vote. Motion carried. Attorney Mansfield read a proposed Ordinance regarding Nuisances., Motion Mushaney, second Adams to approve Ordinance No. 817,this being an Ordinance defining Public Nuisance, prohibiting the maintaining _, of the same, providing abatement procedure, providing penalties, and repealing Ordinance No. 210. Roll call vole. Motion carried. 1 Attorney Mansfield read Ordinance No. 818, this being an Ordinance regulating fences in Central Point, Oregon, and repealing Ordinance No. 760. Motion Adams, second Bartley, to approve Ordinance No. 818. Roll call vote. Motion carried. The Planning Commission minutes were discussed. They had recommended a zone change for Lots 5 and 6, Block 9, Original Town as requested by Mr. ~iageman. Motion Adams, second Ayres to call for Public Hearing to change Lots 5 and 6, Block g, Original Town from Residential Zone I to Residential Zone II. Hearing to be June 7, 1966 at 7..:30 P.M. Motion carried. Letter from Mrs. Carr was discussed. Request was made for a three `way land exchange on the Easterly side of Scenic Avg. in newly annexed land. The exchange would be between the Catholic Church, Carrs, and the City of Central Point, ~. Moti on Mushaney, second Bartley to tentatively approve the exchange based on a survey furnished by a qualified surveyor. Motion carried. 1.. Petition for zone change for Dr. Roberts, was referred to Planning Commission. " Dr. Rutter presented a plot plan of a proposed Crater Osteopathic Convalescent Home to be added to the present Crater Osteopathic Hospital. After discussion, Dr. Futter was referred to the Planning Commission for th~:i:r approval of the Home. !I i • , ~ 6~5 ' Per. Mason~pr,esented the following.-proposed street"projects "and asked the council`if they 'wanted to authorize the City Engineer, Bill Warren, to proceed-with these projects. ' ~ City :Share would Be: :Haskell. Street 240 feet Cedar Street 120feet ' W; Pine Street 0 feet Maple street ,. 320feet N. 1-st Street 300 feet N. 10th St.(M_P) 20feet ;S..:Third Street 40 feet - 460feet N. 10th ,Street (L H) 150 feet Rostel Ave:".µ 0 feet Cost $5,600.00 740 feet Cost=$9,000.00 Total Cost $14,600,00 - ~ - .Council asked Mr. .Warren to discuss these projects. They then indicated • they wanted him to proceed with the plans and specifications. t:=.: / ~. ~"7Discussion was held on the PETITIbN FOR INCLUSION OF LANDS, Tract 3594, _' forwater;rights on Griffin Creek to irrigate the joint .City and School District property at West Pinb Street and Haskell Street. Motion byres, second Bartley to approve the petition. Roll.. call vote. motion carried. Mr. Bruce Bauer, a member of the Citizens Committee working on the Rogue`Basri"Sewerage System, came 1Sefore the council to discuss the ~arious~problems connected with the proposed system. Reginald Romine, Upton Road resident, came before the council to 8~k if he: could connect 5 units on Upton Road (newly annexed) to the existing Royal Heights Plant No. 1. He said it would be gravity flow. Tabled. Mayor Saxbury advised the council of a League of Oregon Cities Regional .° meeting ao,be held Tuesday, May 31, at 7:00 P.M, in Medford. • Letter?from_~Mrs. Ganong, 546 Laurel Street, was read. She complained of ~~ children playing ball in the City Park at 6th and Laurel. Motion.Mushaney, second-Adams to appoint Bartley and Ayres to check on the park situation. Motion carried. " Budget~meetng was set for Monday, lUlay 9, 1966, 7:30 P.M. _ ' Discussiari"on.Haskell Street being named Washington Street in past' years. " No one had 'ever heard of this, however, a recent deed had shown it as Washington•:Street. •" • - -.:•"Mayor Sax~ury discussed the, property belonging to the State, which is ' `. located 'between the Time Oil Co. and Mt. Pitt Co. This property has ,.been used to store asphalt and is n.ow a hazard... Check is to be _~ •~" made w"th.the State about deeding•a right-of-way for Manzanita Street ' ~ '~. ri the -future . ;. , '; The following bi:1Is wer presented to Finance Committee for their.audit, - 6g7~;~ _ v.. ~'. c pay~~ill Account S ~ 0~0 ; gl b88 k , ~.,~ -~1b~ Natl~'Ba~lc of''Oregy `'~C~.~P. Branch 5gg. 90 689 P.E.R.B. SOC. SEC.. REV. FUND 523.48 b9O Oregon State Tax Commission 167.10 691 'Aetna Life Insurance Co. 41:36 ' b92 League of Oregon Cities 272:36 693 Rogue Federal Credit Union 65.00 - 694 Wilma. Grisham 10.00 • 695 Volunteer Fireman 200.00 - 696 William Mansfield 200.00 697 F. W. Mason _25.00 .698, Marion Motor Hotel, Inc. `21.00 699 Baumans Fire Equipment Sales replaces No. •655 sent in error 700 Public Employes~Reitrement"Board 5.70' 701 Central Point Variety Store, 1.80 702 M&.W Chain Saw ompany 1x45' 703 Valley Janitor ~ervice 85,00 _ 704 Crater Stationers, Inc. `58.61 705 Medford Laboratories 20.00 706 Chets Flying AService - 21.65 707 Central Point Cleaners 9.50 708 Humble Oil & Refining Company r 3.89 - 709 M & M'Agency 10.00 710 Reno Offutt 12.00 711 Valley Office Equipment 11.50 712 American Linen Supply Co. '21.gb 713 Blake, Moffitt and Tonne "5;78 714 Jack~A, Hoffbuhr 15.00 715 Towne Equipment Company 11.75. 716 Legislative Counsel Committee 37:.50 717 Northwest Photocopy`Corp: - `67.80 718 .Jackson County title Co. 1.50 ., 719 Medford Business Exchange 30'.00 - 720 Pacific Power and Light Company 969.47 ~' 721 Pacific Northwest Bell Tele. 86.74 722 The Artisan Press ~ 124:66 723 Chemung Canal Trust Company ~ - 1,902.06 724 Medford Printing Co~pany 17..72 725 Rogue Communications ,18:95 726 Steve Wilson Co. 5.73 727 Ud~I~D -° 728 Hubbard Wray Company 539.00 729 M.C. Lininger and Sons, Inc. ~ 1,130`;'67 ' 730 Alexander .Hardware and Implement Co. 48..81 731 Monarch Seed and Feed Co. ~<1;71 732 Alladin Lock and°Safe Works ~~5:90 . 733. George F. Ca~ce° Company '•~ g5; 99 734 Grange'Cooperative Supply Assoc. , 3.35 '' 735 Crater Lake Motors, Inc. ~ -~".~3:08 ~ ~' 736 Baumans Fire Equipment Sales 8.00 737 Medford Water Commission 2,036.97 ~73~ 739..:" VOID Barry Hurd - 20.00 '740 ~ Rod O~Connor - ~ •1g,00 " 741 Petty Cash ~ 138.08 ''.742 U:S. Post Office 75.00 743 Jim~s Trenching 15.00 . 741+ American Steel Company 38.97 745 Trowbridge and Flynn Elec. Co. 34.00 7~:6 ,. S & M Auto Parts 14.48 747 - Air Mac Co. 208.00 748:: Industrial Air Products Co. 25.88 749 M.C. Linger and Sons, Inc. 1,117.40 ~ ~ 750 -.Bob Walker Mac Tools 5.80 ~, `751, Concrete Steel Corporation 114.35 _ 752_", Fabers.Market 5.07 ~ ~ 753 Southern Oregon Stationery 117.55 T54' . • VOID -.755. ~ ``"Mark E. Boyden, Surveyor 311.13 •'756` Wilbur Warren, Engineer 132.19 -7.57 ~ Sanfax 429:00 75g • Tidewater Oil Company 260.00 ~-Johri"Robson said the City Cohncil members should try to attend the Fourth .:of July Family Festival meeting and help to put this"Festival " 'over, It is for the benefit of the city. There being. no further business, a motion was made by Robison, second Adams, to adjourn. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned 9:05 P.M.. :.ATTEST : ,~%Gi•~-e~__ .City Recorder Approv ed kiy me this ~ ~ day of June, 1966. APPRO 7.