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Home My WebLink AboutCM 020260444 The council authorized the attorney and administrator to draw up an ordinance controlling the kind of material used in back- filling of ditches and other excavation on city property. The Administrator and the Public Works Superintendent were instructed to investigate the charges made by Medford for the installation and backfilling of sewer connects to the various sewer connects from the laterials to the property lines. We found the following charges to be made by Medford. For 4" connects on unpaved streets $60.00. For 4" connects on paved streets $85.00. Larger lines are charged accordingly. The following are costs that we would have to pay should we install the sewer connects, based on an 80' street. 40' of 4" tile $15.90; 40' ditch 2}' wide and 4}' deep would require 16yds of creek run gravel @ $1.85=$29.60 Time for digging and installation would average 6 hours for one man which would be a minumum of $45.00. Total cost $90.50 A request for condemnation of ar. old abandoned hen house on the Bonningson property located at 405 N. second, was referred to the planning committee. The bills were presented to the council for audit and a motion was made by Saxbury second by Chisum that the bills be allowed and warrants be drawn on the proper funds for the payment as needed. Motion carried. Warrant no. 499 Lyle Paull Salaries $ 194.64 500 Wallace Bowen It 208.49 501 Edward Zander 208.90 502 Edward Jones " 29.10 503 B. Kent Blackhurst It 72.75 504 D.D. Turner It 24.25 505 Donald A. Faber It 14.60 506 Volunteer Firemen fund 75.00 507 Lorain Tate " 87.60 508 Vernon Capps 187.79 509 Leonard Olson " 185.70 510 James Corliss " 162.00- 511 Gladys Long " 24.25 512 Doreen Ford " 79.50 513 Fred Jauron " 52.62 514 Charles Thompson " 54.32 515 P.E.R.B. Soc. Sec. 179.12 516 Fed. withholding tax 257.50 517 Oregon State tax Comm. 47.00 518 Ivan Hale --building inspection 50.00 519 E.R. Yocom--electrical inspection 20.00 520 COPCO-franchise tax 557.95 521 Pacific Telephone 32.80 522 C. P. Pharmacy -Police supplies 11.70 523 Domestic Gas -city hall 89.13 F J CITY HALL CITY OF CENTRAL POINT, OREGON February 2,1960 4 4 3 The Common Council met in adjourned regular session with acting Mayor,Bigham presiding. Roll call found: Ayers,Bigham,Chisum, Patterson and Saxbury,present. Absent: Colley. The minutes of the previous meetings were read and approved by a motion by Patterson,second by Ayers. Motion carried. Mr. Bacon, the County Librarian, and Mrs. Mentzer, Chairman of the County Library Board, met with the Council to discuss the library problems and needs. Mr. Bacon indicated they are going to get more books and other services not available in the past. Books included will be new Encyclopediay,visual aids for youngsters, and other types ;-� of books. Mr. Bacon expressed hope of keeping the library open at least thirty (30) hours per week. A motion by Don Patterson,second by Chisum that a resolution be drawn ordering the Recorder to send a letter to the Jackson County Court requesting the library to be open more hours and that more books be supplied. Mr. George Johnson asked the Council what action had been taken regarding the pollution problem. Mr. Blackhurst reported on action taken so far. Mr. Blackhurst introduced Mr. Ed Collins of Mt.Pitt Lumber Company, who told the Council of action they had taken at Mt. Pitt trying to overcome the fall -out from the burners. Mr. Collins told of a meeting with State authorities and of improvements they have made on their burner in cooperation with the state authorities. Mr. Blackhurst indicated to the people that this pollution problem ' cannot be settled over night, or is it an easy problem to control. Mr. Collins told the council that he would cooperate in any manner possible. A motion was made by Ayers, second by Patterson that Mr. Blackhurst contact Mr. Cheny and invite him to attend the next Council meeting. Motion carried. A motion was made by Patterson, Second by Chisum, that the City sell water to the Crater Ospeopathic Hospital. Motion carried. Mr. L.E. Mathews,Jr. came to the Council to discuss the possibility of widening Oak Street to a 48 foot street. The Council feels that as the existing curbs being for a 40 feet width, that they should leave Oak as it is now. Mr. Blackhurst read an Ordinance #528, being an Ordinance 4onfirning the sale of the South 112 feet of Lots 12-13-14-15-16 of Block 2 to the Church of Christ. This property was sold to the Church of Christ before Motion was made by Bigham second by Chisum Roll call: Ayes; Ayers, Bigham, Chisum, and Patterson, Saxbury. Motion Carried. Mayor Mason declared Ordinance 528 duly adopted. Because of shortage of funds-, it was decide to wait until next fall to have survey work done on 8th Street. Mrs. Pearl Nicholson at 515 Cherry Street was granted permission to install an additional driveway. 1 524 Wallace P. Bowen -police school at Weed Cal.20.30 525 Ore Tool Dist. -police bat. $ "3.24 526 Elk Lumber Co. Radio repair 57.71 527 Robinson Bros. police supplies 110.90 528 Medford Stationery -off. sup. 56.55 529 Paulsen's Mkt. -off sup. 9.70 530 Faber Stratton Ins. 132.60 531 Bauman's Fire Equip. 19.05 532 Faber's Fuel-firehall & Lib, 54.90 533 Mech. Laundry -fire dept. 1.50 534 Tidewater Oil 189.00 535 Krupp's Flying A. 33.44 536 Medford Water Comm. 1,187.59 537 U. S. Postoffice-postage 75.00 538 First National -desk used 15.00 539 Petty cash 100.00 540 C. P. Blacksmith -water wrench 2.50 541 C.&E. Business Machines 3.20 542 Pierce Frt.-water sup. 4.62 543 Rockwell Mfg. Co. 324.00 544 Waterworks Supp. 86.48 545 American Steel -sprocket 7.95 546 American Ind. Prod. -stop signs 79.39 547 Witham Parts -sweeper 31.72 548 Sam Jennings Tire Co. 63.29 549 Cal. Ore Mach. Co. 79.20 550 Croskell Hdw.-fire & at. 9.36 551 Medford Concrete -sand 7.25 552 Ore. St. Hgwy.-} cost -warning light -front 250.00 553 Moore Steel-pipe-st signs 133.56 554 R. G. Lull -granite 52.50 555 Lee Dysinger-sewer pump ser. 14.65 556 Refunding Bond Acct. Ser. "I"& 112" Int. 110.08 557 Refunding Bond Acct: Ser. "2" Prin. 1,409.41 558 Kleiver Mach. Co. 6.25 559 Lyle Paull salary advance 150.00 560 Wallace Bowen " 155.00 561 Edward Zander " 150.00 562 James Corliss " 150.00 563 F. Lorain Tate " 100.00 564 V. Allen Capps " 1550.0p0 565 Leonard Olson " 115.4$ 566 Cp. Lbr. Co. strLet Dept. 567 Dick's Wrecker Service -move tractor 12.00 568 Medford Printing -Adv. city hall -bids 12.32 569 Leonard Olson -pipe vise 5.00 570 Herm's body shop -police car 109.30 07.4 15 The monthly financial report was read to the council and a motion was made by Ayers second by Patterson that the report be accepted as read. Motion carried. There being no more business, a motion was made by Chisum second by Colley that we adjourn to the call of the mayor. Motion carried. Approved: 4§101-r ATTEST: qW e order Approved by me this 2nd day of Fevruary 1960c ` eAl lwa� Mayor 445