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Home My WebLink AboutCM 120159436 Fire Chief Turner told the need for more water for fire protection. The pressures in the summer is dangerously low. It was decided to appoint a water and sewer committee to make a study of the water and sewer problems and report to the Council on their findsing. Mayor , Mason appointed Patterson, Colley and Bigham to contact the Medford Water Board regards the possibility of working with them for add- itional water also to study the sewer system needs. Mayor Mason read a request of Joh Gallucci for an additional liquor license for his proposed cafe. A motion was made by Colley,second by Saxbury that the request be granted. Motion carried. A request for renewal of his liquor dispensors license was presented by Ben Anderson. A motion was made by Saxbury, second by Chisum that the license be renewed. Motion carried. Patterson made a motion,second by Bigham, that we request funds from the State Highway Commission for work on East Pine -10th to Freemand Rd. Motion carried. A motion was made by Bigham, second by Colley, that we request that the First National Bank grant us additional funds on protested warrants for the improvements of Oak and Hazel streets. A motion was made by Saxbury,second by Patterson, that an Ordinance be drawn authorizing the call for bids on the sale of the present City property,Block 10,Lot 1. Motion carried. A motion was made by Patterson,second by Chisum, that we adjourn to , the call of the Mayor or to the next regular meeting night. Motion carried. Approved: (i, Mayor Attest: %SLP f Z` t cor er Approved by me this 5th day of January: Lam`% )-)Y4� __ Mayor I (Dec. 1,1959 -continued) Warrant No. 391 Ben Kalebaugh-stationery-city hall -police 71.35 392 S. Ore. Heating --repair furnace -fire hall 42.00 393 Tidewater Oil Co.- 122.35 L 394 Faber -Stratton Inc.-inc. Ins. endorsements 74.42 395 State Ind. Accident -fee -1960 7.50 396 Medford Water Comm. 1,226.20 397 Refunding Bond Acct. -bonds and int. -water 4,450.00 398 Refunding Bond Acct. -bonds and int.- " 1,687.50 399 U.S. Post Office -postage meter 75.00 400 Waterworks Supplies -water supplies 67.06 401 Cardona Supply Co. -corp stop 4.50 a- 402 Pierce Freight -on water supplies 9.79 403 Brooks Products -meter boxes 112.38 404 M.C. Lininger-S.Sec.(Bush to C.L.) 424.87 c� 405 Crater High F.F.A.-mowing 10.59 406 Wilburt W. Lull -pit run 3.75 407 Croskell Hdwe.-mise. 11.41 408 Loggers & Contr.--joint 11.44 409 Ore -Cal. Mach. -repair loader & backhoe 128.51 410 Medford Concrete -culvert 31.24 411 Lyle Paull -salary Advance 150.00 412 Wallace Bowen -salary advance 155.00 413 Edward Zander -salary advance 150.00 414 James Corliss -salary advance 150.00 415 Vernon Capps -salary advance 150.00 416 Leonard Olson -salary advance 150.00 417 F. Lorain Tate -salary advance 100.00 418 Melts Garage -repair 1956 police car 169.77 419 Jewett Off. Supply -police 14.31 420 Mechanics Laundry -fire hall :.4.05 421 Sam Jennings Tire -police car 30.00 422 Avis Van H y -Lib. Exp. -2J Months 12.50 423 Bess Bayard -refund 12.81 424 Vernon Capps -catch basin grates 100.00 1373M. 07 A letter requesting permission of the City of Grants Pass to become a member of the Mutual Aid Fire Protection group of Jackson County was read by Mayor Mason. The Council approves the request, and the Recorder was instructed to fill out and sign the application blank. Mayor Mason read a recommendation of the Planning Commission that the Council take action to study the future needs of the City for water and sewer. Recommendation as follows: 11/31/59 The Planning Commission hereby makes two recommendations to the City Council: 1. We recommend that the Council conduct, or have conducted, a survey in regard to our current water situation and future needs with the possibility of obtaining our own system to relieve our dependence on Medford, and ; 2. We further recommend that the Council investigate the possibility of obtaining the Peter Kiewitt property, or other adjoining or available property, with the prospect in mind of constructing our own sewage disposh- system (lagoon type). Respectfully, Dale Bartley,Chairman 43 4 City Hall City of Central Point, Oregon December 1,1959 The Common Council met in adjourned regular session with Mayor Mason presiding. Roll call found: Bigham,Chisum,Colley, Saxbury, and Ayres present. Absent: Patterson. Mayor Mason read the oath of Office to Mr. Chester Ayres, as a councilman to replace Al Setness, who resigned. Mr. Ayres was duly declared to be a councilman. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and a motion was made by Colley, second by Patterson that the minutes be approved. Motion carried. The Financial report was read. A motion was made by Chisum,Second by Saxbury that the Financial report be approved. Motion carried. The following bills were presented for audit to the council. A motion was made by Patterson,second by Chisum that the bills be approved and warrants be drawn on the proper funds to cover the amounts named in the bills. Motion carried. Warrant No. 353 Lyle Paull -salary 1;5.77 354 Wallace Bowen -salary 210.49 355 Edward Zander -salary 210.50 356 Edward Jones -salary 29.25 357 B. Kent Blackhurst -salary 73.12 358 D.D. Turner -salary 24.37 359 Donald A. Faber -salary 14.62 360 Volunteer Firemen Fund 75.00 361 Vernon Capps -salary 189.79 362 James Corliss -salary 163.90 363 F. Lorain Tate -salary 82.59 364 Leonard Olson -salary 187.6o 365 Gladys Long -salary 24.37 366 Jack LaCasse-salary 72.15 367 Oregon State Tax Comm. 45.20 368 Fed. Withholding Tax -First Natl' Bank 248.00 369 P.E.R.B.-Soc. Sec. Rev. Fund 148.88 370 Calif. -Ore. Power Co. -Nov. account 471.41 371 Pacific Telephone 36.10 372 Merit Plb. and Heating -ladder truck 10.50 373 Alex. Hardware-misc. items 21.87 374 County Clerk -list of voters 2.88 375 Eastside Cleaners -police 10.75 376 Max -Sig -police car radios check 4.66 377 Rogue Sportsman 2.55 378 Faber's Fuel -library oil 51.79 379 S & M Auto Parts -fire dept. 1.19 380 Sturat Mechanical -repair filftg@@-library 28.75 381 Office Supply -lien book -water books 27.59 382 Ivan L. Hale -building and plb, insp. 56.00 383 Krupp's Flying "A" -Oct. and Nov. accts. ;2.34 384 C.P. Pharmacy -off. sup. -police 12.22 385 Wallace Bowen-pol. school & trip to S.F(prisoner) 113.73 386 E.R. Yocom-elec. insp. 10.00 387 Domestic Gas -city hall 96.56 388 Paulsen's City Hall and Police 27.69 389 McCormick Farm Equip. -anti -freeze 31.50 390 Richfield Oil -Fire Dept. 3.08 01