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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCM 120660r4 491 CITY OF CENTRAL POINT CITY HALL December 6,1960 The Common Council met in regular session with Acting Mayor Bigham. presiding. Roll call found: Present; Ayres, High=, Colley, Kelly, Saxbury. Absent; Mayor Mason and Councilman Patterson. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and a motion was made by Colley second by Kelly that the minutes be approved. The bills were presented to the Council. The Recorder was instructed to draw warrants on the proper funds. Warrants No. 365 to 441 incl.: 365 Lyle Paull -salary 366 Wallace Bowen -salary 367 Edward Zander -salary 368 Edward Jones -salary 369 B. Kent Blackhurst -salary 370 Don Turnerrsalary 371 Volunteer Firemen Fund 372 Lorain Tate -salary 373 Vernon Capps -salary 374 Leonard Olson -salary 375 James Corliss -salary 376 Gladys Long -salary 377 Eloy Sutton -salary 378 Fred Sutton -salary 379 Dorothy Horton -salary 380 Keith Gildesgard-salary-extra police 381 William Mason -salary 382 P.E.R.B. Soc. Sec. Rev. Fund 383 First National Bank -Fed. With. Tax 384 Ore. State Tax Commission 385 Copeo 386 Pacific Telephone 387 E.M. Madden -county clerk -general elec. fees 388 League of Oregon Cities Trust -ins. -Blue Cross 389 Dominic Tate -signs (5) 390 Naumes Equip. -fuel oil 391 Colyear Motor Sales -fire dept. supplies 392 Croskell hardware -mise. 393 E.R. Yocom-e lee. insp. 394 Else. Supply -fire dept. truck 395 The Times -subscription 396 Medford Printing -Pub. Ord. and Notice of 397 Hoppe's-plant-Bowen 398 Rogue Elec.-police light on street 399 Ivan Hale -building inspections 400 Cascade Else. Motor 401 C.P. Cleaners -police 402 Dales-Window.cleaning 403 Krupp's Flying "A" 404 White Mfg. Co. -glass 405 Medford Stationery -fire dept. 406 Merit Plumbing -repair line 407 Burk's Awning -repair fire truck seat 408 Mechanics Laundry 409 Melts Garage -rebuild generator 410 Medford Concrete -gravel Hear.-dup. 411 Elk Radio Service -Police & Pub. Works radio 412 S & M Auto Parts -mise. 413 Moore Steel - 303.85 208.49 208.60 29.10 80.83 24.25 75.00 162.30 200.39 208.40 162.00 24.25 14.55 33.95 75.28 65.47 71.78 173.04 330.00 68.80 554.64 63.90 38.50 41.30 45.00 84.77 4.98 13.73 18.00 3.50 2.00 10.49 5.00 205.35 40.00 23.04 7.35 15.00 26.41 1.23 5.20 12.50 2.00 3.62 44.10 9.20 245.68 20.60 15.02 A report was made and discussion of the Planning Commission report on tear- ing down the grandstand at the Ball Park. It was decided to meet with the Planning Committee to discuss the matter further. The Council discussed the matter of cleaning up various lots in the City. A motion was made by Saxbury,second Kelly, that letters be sent to des- ignated parties in the City who have unsightly things in their yards, re- questing them to clean up, and that further action will be taken to cause it to be cleaned by the City at the residents expense as provided in Ord.497, with a time limit to be allowed for the fulfillment of this request. Motion carried. Ordinance ^67was read, this being an Ordinance for an official stop sign at the Northeast corner and at the Southwest corner of the intersection of Oak Street and Second Street. The signs being placed on Oak Street. A motion was made by Ayres, second by Saxbury that the Ordinance be adopted. Roll call: Ayes: Ayres, Kelly, Nayes: Colley and Saxbury. Acting Mayor Bigham voted in the affirmative. Motion carried. A discussion of the matter of controlling traffic was discussed and it was re - commended that the Planning Commission make a study and a joint meeting be held to work out final plans. Ordinance #568 was read, this being an ordinance combining the improvement funds for the improvement of paving and curbs on Sou.h Second street between Pine and Bush Streets. Warrants continued 414 Rogue River Paving Co. -premix 48.75 415 Wilburt Lull -pit run 11.25 416 R.G. Lull- pit run and rock 139.25 417 City of Medford -sweeper 21.42 418 C.P. Lumber-migc. 2.28 , 419 Medford Water ommission 1,140.6- 420 Refunding Bond"Account-water system bonds 6,068.75 421 B1ake,Moffitt & Towne-supples,mimeo 5.73 422 Operating & Maint. SOec.-pressure snubber 6.00 423 Clark & Groff Engineers -water survey 1,475.00 424 Bristol Co. -pressure gauge recorder 149.86 425 M.C. Linginer & Sons 275.08 426 Cal. Ore. MachinerySeeth,etc. 10.26 427 Pierce Freight-frt, on supplies 2.31 428 Municipal Chemical -sewer cleaner 96.28 429 Faber's Market -gloves 3.70 430 Alexander Hardware -mist. 152.43 431 Tidewater Oil 135.50 432 Lyle Paull -salary advance 150.00 433 Wallace Bowen -salary advance 155.00 434 Edward Zander -salary advance 150.00 435 James Corliss -salary advance 150.00 436 Lorain Tate -salary advance 100.00 437 Vernon Capps. -salary advance 150.00 438 Leonard Olson -salary advance 150.00 439 Ira Brock -labor on grader 32.00 440 Jim Phipps -plaster -Police dept. 85.00 441 Petty Cash -water deposit refunds,etc. 100.00 Total 8 15,048.95 A report was made and discussion of the Planning Commission report on tear- ing down the grandstand at the Ball Park. It was decided to meet with the Planning Committee to discuss the matter further. The Council discussed the matter of cleaning up various lots in the City. A motion was made by Saxbury,second Kelly, that letters be sent to des- ignated parties in the City who have unsightly things in their yards, re- questing them to clean up, and that further action will be taken to cause it to be cleaned by the City at the residents expense as provided in Ord.497, with a time limit to be allowed for the fulfillment of this request. Motion carried. Ordinance ^67was read, this being an Ordinance for an official stop sign at the Northeast corner and at the Southwest corner of the intersection of Oak Street and Second Street. The signs being placed on Oak Street. A motion was made by Ayres, second by Saxbury that the Ordinance be adopted. Roll call: Ayes: Ayres, Kelly, Nayes: Colley and Saxbury. Acting Mayor Bigham voted in the affirmative. Motion carried. A discussion of the matter of controlling traffic was discussed and it was re - commended that the Planning Commission make a study and a joint meeting be held to work out final plans. Ordinance #568 was read, this being an ordinance combining the improvement funds for the improvement of paving and curbs on Sou.h Second street between Pine and Bush Streets. Ordinance No.569 was read, this being an Ordinance spreadingassessments on HAzel Street(3rd-10th) A motion was made by Saxbury,second by Colley that the ordinance #569 be adopted. Roll call: Ayres, Colley, Kelly,Saxbury; Ayes, Motion carried. Ordinance No. 569 duly adopted. Ordinance No. 570 was read, this being an Ordinance spreading assessments on Oak Street(Front to 7th )., A motion was made by Colley, second by Kelly that the Ordinance be approved. Moll call: Ayres, Colley, Kelly,Saxbury;Ayes. !lotion carried. Ordinance No.570 duly adopted. Ordinance No. 571 was read, this being an Ordinance, spreading assessments on South First Street(Pine to Oak) A motion was made by Ayres, second by Kelly that the Ordinance be adopted. [toll call: Ayres,Colley, Kelly, Saxbury; Ayes. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 571 duly adopted. Ordinance No. 572 was read, this being an Ordinance spreading assessments for South Third 9 reet(Pine to Oak). A motion was made by Saxbury,second Ayres that the Ordinance be adopted. Roll call: Ayes; Ayres, Colley,Kelly, Saxbury. Ordinance NO. 572 adopted. Ordinance No. 573 was read, this being an Ordinance spreading assessments on South Second Street(Pine to Bush). A motion was made by Colley,second by Kelly, that the Ordinance be adopted. Roll call: "yes; Ayres, Colley, Kelly,Saxbury. Ordinance No. 573 adopted. A motion was made by Kelly,second Saxbury that the meeting be adjourned ' to the call of the Mayor. Motion carried. Mayor APPROVED by me this �.,,,f day of January,1961 ATTEST Mayor Recor er e,'