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Home My WebLink AboutCM 04056045 5 City Hall City of Central Point, Oregon April 5,1960 The presiding. Common Council met in adjourned regular session Roll call found: Ayers, Bigham, with Mayor Mason ChisuF, Saxbury, present. Absett; none. Colley, Patterson, The by minutes of the previous meeting were read and a Chisum, second by Colley the minutes motion was made be approved as read. The The following bills were referred to the Council for audit. City Recorder instructed was to draw warrants for the bills upon the proper funds. Warrants No. - 636 37 Lyle Paull -salary Wallace 194.64 638 Bowen -salary Edward 208.49 c 639 Zander -salary Edward 208.60 640 Jones -salary B. 29.10 641 Kent Blackhurst -salary D.D. 72.75 642 Turner, Sr. -salary Donald 24.25 643 A. Faber -salary F. Lorain 14.55 Tate -salary 7.60 $7.79 644 Vernon Capps -salary 18 645 Leonard Olson -salary 1$5.70 646 James Corliss -salary 162.00 647 648 Gladys Long -salary Willis 24.25 649 R. Bilderback-wages 21.53 650 Kathryn Davis -salary Stanley 53.60 6.51 Rumble -salary Volunteer 98.70 ' 652 Firemen Fund Ore. State Tax Commission 75.00 653 654 First National Bank -Fed. With. Tax P.E.R.B 47.80 263.20 655 Soc. Sec. Rev. Fumd Ivan 174,74 656 Hale -Building & Plumbing Insp. E.R. 60.00 657 Yocom-elec. insp. Pacific Telephone 30.00 658 Calif. -Ore. Power Co. 30.00 34.95 659 660 State Ind. Accident Comm. 515.45 661 Tidewater oil Company 132.76 662 Mechanics Laundry 1.50 663 Ray Folder -fire dept. supply Eastside Cleaners -Police dept. 10.50 664 665 Domestic Gas Co. -City Hall So. .45 4 44.82 666 Ore. Battery -Fire Dept. A.W. Adams Garage -Fire Dept. hose reels 13.50 667 Electric Supply -Police bulbs & batteries 190.00 4.21 668 C.P. Cleaners -Police Dept. 5.15 669 670 Crater Title Ins. -City Hall Fees & Stamps 11.30 671 Sherwin -Williams -Fire Dept. 10.20 672 Verd-A-Ray-lights & fixtures Faber's 416.44 673 Fuel -Fire Hall -Library Photo 75,03 Supply -Matrix -Budget 11.53 674 C,P. Pharmacy -Police -bulbs & film 5.59 675 676 Nudelman Bros. -Police uniforms Don Milligan -Exp -Fire school 68.95 25.00 677 Bauman'a Fire Equipment -fire ext., 3.75 678 Mel's Garage -repairs 168,39 679 680 Blakd,Moffitt and Towne -mimeo paper 13.06 681 Faber's Market -police -bulbs 1.24 James Corliss -police school 11.50 456 Warrants continued 176.49 682 Alexander Hardware-misc. 78.73 683 Krupp;s Flying "A" 1,152.10 684 Medford Water Commission 189.88 685 Croskell Hardware 1.25 686 C & E Business Machines -ribbon .96 687 Cardona Supply11.25 688 Wilburt Lull -w. conn. granite 648.00 689 Rockwell Mfg. -24 meters 114.90 690 Waterworks Supply 48.00 691 R.G. Lull -granite 33.00 692 M.C. Lininger & Sons 98 693 694 Grange Co-op The Times -Adv. Ord.#532-34-36-38-40 67.35 i8 50 695 W.B. Kincaid Garage -grader 21.12 696 S. Ore. Battery Sales 52.25 697 Loggers & Contractors -grader 4.32 698 Ore. Tool Distrubutors-pliers 60.53 699 Sign Sales, Inc. 39.00 700 Rogue &quip. -grader blades 5.74 701 Rogue River Paving -premix 35.90 702 703 Medford,Stationery- City of Medford -Sewer charges-6mo. adv. + 10% 1,907.77 704 Medford Concrete-misc. 107.55 675.00 705 Voight's Equip. -Add. Machine new City Hall 54.50 706 707 O'Brien Plb.-sewer work Petty Cash -Exp. to conference at Eugene 75,00 708 U.S. post mAdvancceeter stage 150,00 709 Lyle Paull,Salary40 155.00 710 Wallace Bowen-" 150.00 711 Edward Zander" 150.00 712 James Corliss-" 100.00 713 F. Lorain Tate-" 150.00 714 Vernon Capps-" 50-00 114.80 715 Leonard Olson-" 61 Rumble -roofing 71 Stan ey 717 Transfer of Funds from Construction to Imp. Bond Fund 165.20 The question of plaster or acoustical tile on the new City Hall was brought to the Council. J. Robison told the Council there would not be over $50.00 difference. The Council approved installing the tile. A question of paving South Sixth Street from Alder to the alley,toward Ash Street, was submitted. The Council approved it at such a time as the three blocks on Alder are paved. Tom Whittle came to the Council to didcuss the possibility of approval for constructi0nof a Rest Home on South First Street between Oak and Alder. The .plan has been approved by the planning commission, though a request for 15 foot setback on the front of the building (facing First Street) was rejected, by the Planning Commission. Mr. Whittle discussed at considerable length the various problems concerned in building a home for the aged. A motion was made by Ayers, second By Colley, the building be allowed, also variance of setback to allow 15 feet on front. Motion approved. 8:00 P.M. HEARING ON STREET IMPROVEMENTS: for the following streets: South 2nd. -Pine to Bush --Paving only. Open for didcussion. Since there were no objections to the improvements, a motion was made by Bigham, second by Patterson that the improvements be made. Motion carried. 17 I 457 Hazel Street -Third to Tenth -Paving and concrete curbs. Mr. Herbert Trautman came to discuss with the Council the paving project on Hazel. Mr. Don E. Faber balked to the Council favoring paving. Mr. Joe ' McCalvy also favored it. A motion was made by Ayers, second by Chisum that the improvements be made., since there were no objections. Motion carried. r-. C Oak Street -Front to Seventh.. Open for discussion. Since there were no objections, a motion was made by Saxbury,second by Colley that the improvements be made. Motion carried. First Street -Pine to Oak. Paving andconcrete curbs. Open for discussion. Since there were no objections, a motion was made by Patterson, second by Ayers that the improvements be made. Motion carried. Third Street -Pine to Oak, paving only. Open for discussion. Since there were no objections, a motion was made by Colley,second by Chisum that the improvements be made. Motion carried. Mr. Faber discussed with the Council the need of water for additional annexation on the North side of town. Several property owners would like to annex if water would be available. Mr. C.V. Bowers said he felt the City should look to the future for water and sewer service of our own rather than depend upon Medford. Ord.#541 was read, this being an Ord, authorizing and ordering the improvement of South Second,Pine to Bush Street by asphalt paving, the assessment of cost against property benefitted by such improvement. A motion was made by Saxbury,second by Ayers that the Ordinance be adopted. Roll call: 'Ayss;Ayers, Bigham,Chisum, Colley,Patterson,Saxbury. Ord. #541 declared duly adopted. Ord. #542 was read, this being an Ord. authorizing and ordering the improvement of Hazel Street -Third to Tenth by asphalt paving and concrete curbs, the assessment of cost against property benefitted by such improvement. A motion was made by Patterson, second Chisum that the Ordinance be adopted. Roll call: Ayes; Ayers, Bigham,Chisum, Colley, Patterson, Saxbury. Ord. #542 declared duly adopted. Ord. #543 was read, this being an Ord. authorizing and ordering the improvement of Oak Street -Front to Seventh Street by asphalt paving and concrete curbs, the assessment of cost against property benefitted by such improvement. A motion was made by Ayers,second Bigham,that the ordinance be adopted. Roll call: Ayes,Ayers, Bigham, Chisum, Colley, Patterson, Saxbury. Ord. #543 declared duly adopted. Ord. #544 was read, this being an Ord. authoriling and ordering the improvement of First Street -Pine to Oak Street by asphalt paving and concrete curbs, the assessment of cost against property benefitted by such improvement. A motion was made by Chisum, second Pattersmn that the Ordinance be adopted. Roll call: Ayes; Ayers, Bigham, Chisum, Colley, Patterson, Saxbury. Ord. $544 declared duly adopted. Ord! #545 was read, this being an Ord. authorizing and ordering the improvement of Third Street -Pine to Oak Street by asphalt paving, the assessment of cost against property benefitted by such improvement. A motion was made by Colley, second Chisum that the Ordinance be adopted Roll call: Ayes; Ayers, Bigham,Chisum,Colley,Patterson, Saxbury. Ord. #54F declared duly adopted. 4 58 Ord. #546 was read, this being an Ordinance directing the City Recorder to call for bids for the asphalt paving of South Second Street -Pine to Bush.,A..Mbtioh7.was..madq by Patterson, second by Ayers that the Ord. be adopted. Roll call: Ayes; Ayers, Bigham, Colley, Chisum, Patterson, ' Saxbury. Ord. #546 declared duly adopted. Ord. #547 was read, this being an Ord, directing the City Recorder to call for bids for the excavation, grading, construction of curbs and asphalt paving of Hazel Street -Third to Tenth Street. A motion was made by Patterson,second Colley that the Ord. be adopted. Roll call: Ayes, Ayers, Chisum, Bigham, Colley, Patterson, Saxbury. Ord. #547 duly adopted. - Ord. #548 was read, this being an Ord. directing the City Recorder to call for bids for the excavation, grading, construction of curbs and asphalt paving of First Street -Pine to Oak Street. A motion was made by Saxbury,second by Chisum that the Ord. be adopted. Roll call; Ayes, Ayers, Bigham, Chisum, Colley, Patterson, Saxbury. Ord. #548 declared duly adopted. Ord. #549 was read, this being an Ord, directing the City Recorder to call for bids for the necessary excavation, grading and asphalt paving of Third Street=Pine to Oak Street. A motion was made by Ayers, Second Chisum that the Ord. be adopted. Roll call: Ayes; Ayers, Bigham, Chisum, Colley,Patterson,Saxbury. Ord. #549 duly adopted. The Council discussed constructing the City Hall walls of stacked Bond type rather than regular lay. A motion was made by Patterson, , second Bigham, that the walls be constructed of stacked bond type. Motion carried. Mayor Mason appointed John Robison and Wayne King on the Budget Committee. Council approved. April 12th at 7:30 P.M. was set as a meeting night for a preliminary study of the Budget. The meeting was adjourned to the call of the Mayor. Meeting adjourned. Approved Mayor ATTEST: Zz� y c rer Approved by me this 3rd day of May,1960 Approved Mayor