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Home My WebLink AboutCM 050360460 City Hall City of Central Point, Oregon May 3,1960 The Common Council met in adjourned regular session with Mayor Mason ; presiding. Roll call found: Ayers, Bigham, Chisum, Colley, Patterson, ,present. Absent,Saxbury. Mr. J. Hays came to the Council to see if anything had beendone to , correct the adverse conditions at Cheney's Mill. Mr. Frank Van Dyke,attorney for Pacific Utilities with Mr, Martin Send%, Vice-president of Pacific Utilities, came to the Council to find the feeling of the Council on the future of natural gas in this area. They wanted to know the general feeling of the Council toward a franchise to serve the area. Mr. Van Dyke stated that their company estimate the cost to be between 25 to 30 percent cheaper than electricity or bottled gas. The expected date of gas in the area around Klamath Falls would be about the end of 1961. Mr. Van Dyke indicated that their company has the financial -backing to bring natural gas to this area. TJey would like to know within a reasonably short period of time, the feeling of the City officials toward such a franchise. Mr. Tom Whittle came to the Council with a request to vacate an alley on 9th Street,between Maple and Laurel Streets. The minutes of the planning committee went on record opposing the vacation. Mayor Mason referred the problems back to the Planning Commission. Mr. Kennth Lamb'�came to the Council to see if he could buy the clock in the City Hall. It was decided to table the matter until ' such a time as we should move into the new building. George Johns came to the Council to see if a Beauty Shop would be permitted in Zone one,residential, as he would like to sell his property to someone as a residence and beauty shop. A motion was made by Patterson,second by Chisum, that the request for a Beauty Shop in lone I be disallowed. Mr. Eloy Sutton came to the Council with a request from the Fire Department for reserve parking on the East side of Third Street across from the Fire Hall,this for daylight hours. The Council decided against prohibiting such parking at this time. The Council discussed again at this meeting the awarding of the cont- racts on Hazel Street,Third to Tenth. The Council determined it would be in the best interest of the city to use 6 in. and 2 in., rather than crushed rock. Therefore, the bid of M.C. Lininger is considered to be the best bid. Ordinance # 550 was read by Mr. Blackhurst, this being an Ordinance accepting bid and providing for the execution of a contract with Rogue.River,PavingCompany for the paving of South Second Street -Pine to Oak. A motion was made by Bigham,second by Ayers that Ord. #550 be adopted.oll call: Ayers, Chisum, Colley,Patterson,Bigham; Ayes R , Nayes; none. Ordinance #550 duly adopted._ Ordinance # 551 was read by.Mr. Blackhurst, this being an Ordinance aceepting bid and providing for the execution of a contract with Third A motion lwas rmade oby Chisumesecondns for gby£Colley that Street -Pine Ord. #551 be adopted. Roll call: Ayers, Chisum, Colley,Bigham, Patterson,yes. Nayes, None. Ord. #551 duly adopted. I Ordinance #553 was read by Mr. Blackhurst, this being an Ord. 4 accepting bid and providing for the execution of a contract with M.C. Lininger & Sons for paving and construction of curbs, First Street -Pine to Oak. A motion was made by Colley, second by Patterson that the Ordinance be adopted. Roll call: Ayes,$ Ayers,Bigham, Chisum, Colley, Patterson. Nayes; none. Ordinance #552 declared duly adopted. Ordinance # 553 was read by Mr. Blackhurst, this being an Ord. accepting bid and providing for the execution of a contract with M.C. Lininger & Sons for paving and construction of curbs on Hazel Street -Third to Tenth. A motion was made by Patterson, second by Chisum that Ordinance #553 be adopted. Roll call: Ayes, Ayers, Bigham, Chisum, Colley, Patterson, Nayes, None. Ordinance #553 declared duly adopted. The minutes of the Planning Commission were read. Some of the items were referred back to the Commission for further study. The Recorder and attorney were instructed to draw up an Ordinance to regulate any excavation and back -fill on Public streets. The financial statement was read to the Council. A 'Potion was made by Colley,second by Bigham that the financial statement be approved. The minutes of the previous meeting had been tabled until later,were now read. The following bills were presented and the Council instructed the Recorder to draw warrants on the proper funds. Warrants No -718 to 791 incl.: 718. Lyle Paull, salary 719 Wallace Bowen,silary 720 Edward Zander,salary 721 Edward Jones,salary 722 B. Kent Blackhurst,salary 723 D.D. Turner,salary 724 Donald A. Faber,salary 725 Volunteer Firemen Fund 726 F. Lorain Tate,salary 727 Allen Capps,salary 728 James Corliss,salary 729 Leonard 03son,salary 730 Gladys Long,salary 731 Kathryn Davis -salary 732 Marcell Mitchell -wages 733 Stanley ,Rumble -salary 734 Wayne Olson,salary 735 First Natl'Bank-Fed. With. Tax 736 P.E.R.B. Soc. Sec. Rev. Fund 737 Copco 738 Pacific Telephone 739 Oregon State Tax Comm. 740 Glady Long -clean. Lib. 741 Lyle Paull -Bal. exp, to Traffic Conf. 742 First Nati; Bank --Fire truck sinkingT£und 178.64 208.49 208.60 29.10 72.75 24.25 14.55 75.00 87.60 177.79 162.00 185.70 24.25 23.10 225.87 83.25 23.70 296.80 185.76 439.97 38.90 54.90 5.00 7.95 2,000.00 4b�z Warrants (continued) 5.5$ 743 Photo Supply Co.-verifax copy paper 3.35 744 C & E Business Machines -stencils Cities -annual due & Police school 125.00 745 League of Ore. 96.00 745 Medford Stationery -25 City Maps ' 30.75 747 Domestic Gas Co. -City Hall 11.31 74$ Croskell Hardware=mist. 10.60 749 C.P. Cleaners -police 5.95 750 C.P. Pharmacy -police film & bulbs - 9.07 751 Alexander Hardware-misc. 7.62 752 Krupp's Flying "A" 9.00 753 Ore. Tool Distr.-batteries 6.51 754 Western Fire Equip. 2.22 755 S & M Auto Parts-misc.-Park 1,1$2.46 756 Medford Water Commission 3,00 757 Pine Street Service 100.00 75$ Petty Cash -w. dep. refunds,misc• 7,00 759 760 Petty Cash -Water comm. meeting Pierce Freight Lines -water supplies freight .62 7.95 76; Utilities supply Co. -washers 155.46 762 Waterworks Supplies Co. -meters & supplies 9.72 763 Jewett Office Supply=address stencils 100.$6 764 Pacific Waterworks -4x4 tap. sleeve 10.94 765 Westinghouse Elec.-bulbs 46.40 766 Daily Jorunal of comm. -Notice to bidders 34.70 767 Medford Printing -Notice to Printers 102.4$ 76$ Naumes Equip. & Fuel -Diesel 16.20 769 Standard Oil -motor oil 10.$7 770 Courtesy Chev.-dump truck parts & Adams ' 1,014.62 771 Haupert Tractor -repairs -Inter. 5.16 1$.63 772 Grimm Stamp & Badge Co. -parking signs 773 Consolidated Freight 65.55 774 775 M.C. Lininger & Sons Refunding Bond Account -Sewer System 474.72 101.61 776 Medford Concrete-misc. sewer supplies 12$.15 777 Electronic Supply -Upton Sewer Pump repair 150.00 77$ Lyle Paull -salary adv. 155.00 779 Wallace Bowen -salary adv. 150.00 7$0 Edward Zander -salary adv. 100.00 7$1 F. Lorain Tate -salary adv. 150.00 7$2 Leonard Olson_ salary adv. 150.00 7$3 James Corliss -salary adv. 150.00 7$4 Allen Capps -salary adv. 6.75 7$5 Sam Jennings Tire Co. 2.$5 7$6 MechanicsLaundry-Fire Dept. cleaning 651.77 7$7 Merit Plumbing -Park water system 7$$ Ivan Hale _Building and Plumbing Inspections 41.25 7$9 790 Wilburt Lull Drs. Alvin & Wayne Roberts-Injury-Cassman $5.00 25- 791 Mel's Garage A motion was made by Patterson, second by Colley that the meeting be adjourned to the call of the Mayor. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned. Approved -V�i � ��•� ayor ATTEST: ty Recorder Approved by me this 7th day of JunAppro0ved CV�J• -T yoi