HomeMy WebLinkAboutCM 030359Central Point, Oregon City Hall March 3, 1959
The
Common Council met in adjourned regular
session with Mayor
Mason
presiding. Roll call found: Bigham,
Chisum,Colley,
'
Patterson
The
& Saxbury present, with Setness absent due to illness.
minutes of the meeting were read and a motion was
previous
made
by Saxbury, second by Chisum that the
minutes be approved.
Motion
carried.
The
following bills were referred to the Council for audit.
The
City Recorder was instructed to draw warrants for the bills
upon
the proper funds.
Warrant
No. 583 thru 648:
583
Ira Brock
116.84
C
584
Stanley E. Rumble
33.10
585
Judith Parker
44.26
586
Lyle Paull
179.79
587
Wallace Bowen
210.49
588
Edward Zander:'
210.50
589
Edward Jones
29.25
590
B. Kent Blackhurst
73.12
59;
D.D. Turner
24.37
592
Donald A.Faber
14.62
593
Volunteer Firemen Fund
75.00
594
Avis Van Hoy
23.25
595
Vernon Allen Capps
172.72
596
Jack LaCasse
24.37
597
James Corliss
141.65
598
Leonard Olson
212.93
599
F. Lorain Tate
144.75
600
P.E.R.B. Soc. Sec. Revolving Fund
145.60
601
Fed. Withholding Tax -First Natl' Bank
212.60
602
Oregon State Tax Commission
35.70
603
State Ind. Accid. Comm.
39.33
604
Pacific Tele. & Tele.
31.81
605
California Oregon Power Co.
514.07
606
Bauman's Fire Equip. Sales
3.75
607
Domestic Gas Co.
38.95
608
E.R. Yocom
26.00
609
City of Medford (use of Police radio)
75.00
610
Central Point Cleaners
7.90
611
C.P. Cabinet & Mill Works
4.75
612
Jewett Office Supply
7.02
613
Nudelman Bros.
29.04
614
Medford Stationery
14.45
615
C.P. Pharmacy
6.33
616
W.S. Darley
& Co.
22.45
617
So. Ore. Battery & Supply Co.
43.10
618
Herm's Body Shop
36.00
619
Tidewater oil Co.
3.35
620
Rockwell Mfg. Co.
162.77
621
Waterworks Supplies Co.
130.16
622
Pierce Freight, Lines Inc.
49.53
623
Pitney -Bowes, Inc.
64.35
624
Cal -Ors. Machinery Co, Inc.
38.95
625
Croskell Hdw.
203.33
626
Rogue Equip. Sales, Inc.
48.80
627
Paulsen's Thrift Market
4.60
628
Timber Products Company
15.75
a o
Warrants Continued)
2 Sam Jennings Tire Co.
60.14
30 M&W Chain Saw Company
2.50
631 Medford Concrete Construction Co.Inc.
316.15
632 Colyear Motor Sales Co.
55.20
633 C.P. Blacksmith Shop
17.35
'
634 Medford Printing Company
21.56
635 The Times
19.11
636 Mechanics Laundry
1.50
637 Mels Garage
2.50
638 Medford Water Comm. for water
1073.13
639 S. & M. Auto Parts
3.26
640 C.P. Lumber Co.
10.59
64t Lyle Paull Salary Advance
150.00
642 Wallace Bowen ° It
155.00
643 Edward Zander
150.00
644 James Corliss
150.00
645 Vernon Allen Capps
150.00
646 Leonard Olson
150.00
647 Krupp's Flying "A" Service
69.64
648 First National Bank of Ore. (const.
Acct.) 25.158.33
Total
$31,462.41
A report was made by the Recorder regarding the tearing down of the
old buildings that were condemned by the Planning Commission. Letters
have been written, with no answers received at this time.
Mr. D.F. Perkins came to the Council with a complaint about the
dogs running loose in town, and requesting the council to take
'
action to control them.
A letter from Judi Parker was received and read. The Council
instructed the Recorder to write a letter
to Judi thanking her
for her work and expressing a willingness
to give a letter of re-
commendation.
The Recorder read a letter from the Ore. State Highway Dept.
regarding a new working agreement for the
reconstruction of Oak St.
The existing sewer line being too close to the surface to allow the
State to fix Bigham Drive.
Sh
Ordinance Repealing Ord. #485 was read by Mr. Blackhurst. Motion
was made by Colley, Second by Saxbury, the
motion be adopted. Roll
call vote: Ayes: Bigham, Chisum, Colley,
Patterson, Saxbury.
Ordinance #488 was read by Mr. Blackhurst
approving the Oak St. re-
construction by the Ore. State Hwy. Dept.
A motion made by Colley,
second by Bigham that the Ord. be adopted.
Ayes: Bigham, Chisum,
Colley, Patterson, Saxbury. Nays: none.
Ord. #488 approved and adopted.
D.D. Turner, Fire Chief, came to the Council
with a request for an
Ordinance requiring incinerators to be built
according to certain
specifications. These incinerators would
be used in the Commercial
'
Zone. Approved by the City. The Council
approved such an Ordinance
and Mr. Turner was instructed to work out
details with Mr. Blackhurst:
Mr. Pirky came to the Council to present diffcerence
in costs in the
different types of asphalt covering. Also regarding curbs on Grand Ave.
Mr. Blackhurst discussed with the Council a new Ord. setting up
the office of City Administrator. Mayor Mason appointed Les
Bigham and Don Patterson as a Police Committee to work with
' the Administrator:
A letter was read from Mr. McGoodwin regarding a proposed meeting
with the Elk City Water Dist., to discuss the possibility of
getting water for the expanding City needs. The Recorder was
instructed to work out a meeting date and notify the Council.
A motion was made by Saxbury, second by Patterson that the meet-
ing be adjourned until 7:30 P.M., March 10, 1059, at which time
C the meeting will be reopened for the purpose of accepting bids
for the improvement Bonds Series #2. Motion carried.
e
Approved
Mayor
Attest: 4z "�
Recorder