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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCM 020359Central Point, Oregon City Hall Feb. 3, 1959 383'1 A motion was made by Patterson second by Setness that the re- commendation of the Planning Commission be approved. Motion carried. Mayor Mason spoke to the Council and Planning Commission of the possibilities of the annexation of the Cupp property. Mr. S. C. Watkins, an engineer, told the Council of the sewer needs for the Cupp property, and how the city could handle the situation. Mr. Watkins told the Council that the existing sewers were large enough to handle more than enough for the Cupp property. A motion was made by Patterson, second by Setness that the Planning Committee draw up minimum requirements for a new sub- division Ordinance. Motion carried. Mr. Watkins talked to the Council of the need of a storm sewer r North from Hazel to Mazama. LMr. Cupp came to the Council with his plans for subdividing his property South of Central Point. Mayor Mason read a letter from Mrs. Marie Shere regarding putting stop signs on Pine at the railroad. A motion was made by Patterson second by Bigham that the signs be installed. Motion carried. The Common Council met in adjourned regular session with Mayor Mason presiding. Roll call found Colley, Bigham, Patterson, and Setness present. Saxbury and Chisum absent. O The minutes of the previous meetings were read and approved. The bills were approved by the council and the recorder authorized to draw warrants on the proper funds for paying them. The Planning Committee met with the council to discuss the need to cause to be condemned some buildings that have been abandoned. The Planning Committee brought a recommendation to the Council _ that the buildings at the following locations be condemned and _ cause the buildings be torn down. 1. Lots 6-7-8 Blk. 6 belonging to: Helen Hereford and Ruth Brechtel 8620 N. E. Schuyler Portland, Oregon 2. Lots 5-6 Blk. 56 belonging to: Burl Johnson 1632 J Street Eureka, California 3. Lots 5-6 Blk. 1 belonging to: Don. E. and Helen Little Wilson Road -R2 Box. 702 Central Point, Oregon 4. Lot 13 Blk. 8 Jackson County A motion was made by Patterson second by Setness that the re- commendation of the Planning Commission be approved. Motion carried. Mayor Mason spoke to the Council and Planning Commission of the possibilities of the annexation of the Cupp property. Mr. S. C. Watkins, an engineer, told the Council of the sewer needs for the Cupp property, and how the city could handle the situation. Mr. Watkins told the Council that the existing sewers were large enough to handle more than enough for the Cupp property. A motion was made by Patterson, second by Setness that the Planning Committee draw up minimum requirements for a new sub- division Ordinance. Motion carried. Mr. Watkins talked to the Council of the need of a storm sewer r North from Hazel to Mazama. LMr. Cupp came to the Council with his plans for subdividing his property South of Central Point. Mayor Mason read a letter from Mrs. Marie Shere regarding putting stop signs on Pine at the railroad. A motion was made by Patterson second by Bigham that the signs be installed. Motion carried. 1384 I A motion was made by Bigham, second by Patterson that Bill Colley submit the preliminary floor plan for a new City Hall to a drafts - man for final drawing. Motion carried. A motion was made by Setnee* second by Patterson that we adjourn ' tm Feb. 10th. Motion carried. Approved�tl, Mayor Attest rjrnf�oTecorder 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. 515 thru 582 incl: 515 Lyle Paull 179.79 516 Wallace Bowen 190.92 517 Edward Zander 194.27 518 Edward Jones 29.25 519 B. Kent Blackhurst 73.12 520 D.D. Turner 24.37 521 Donald A. Faber 14.62 522 Avis Van Hoy ' 23.25 523 Vernon Allen Capps 172.72 524 Ira Brock 16o.72 525 Call Loper 14.81 526 James Corliss 12$.79 527 F. Lorain Tate 62.61 528 Judi Parker 140.46 529 Jack LaCasse 12.19 530 Volunteer Firemen Fund 75.00 531 P.E.R.B. Soc. Sec. Revolving Fund 133.90 532 Fed. With. Tax -First Nat'l Bank 249.20 533 Oregon State Tax Comm. 41.50 534 State Ind. Accid. Comm. 38.49 535 Faber's Fuel Co. (Fire Hall -Library) 73.57 536 Pacific Tele. & Tele. 33.90 537 Calif. Ore. Power Co. 525.12 538 Medford Stationery 26.65 539 Security Ins. & Realty (bonds Rec. & Tress.) 37.50 540 Domestic Gas Co. 1 42.23 541 Simmons Carbon Co. Inc. (stencils) 15.90 542 U.S. Pencil Co. pencil pens 9.12 543 Bauman's Fire Equip Sales 5.75 544 Merit Plumbing -Heating (City Hall) 27.50 545 Pine Street Service 2.25 546 C.P. Cleaners -Police Dept. 10.1p5 547 Croskell Hardware , 548 Krupp's Flying "A.. (Warrants Continued) 549 W. B. Kincaid Garage 24.15 550 The Irwin-Hods,n Co. 43.10 551 Marlin K. Sandvig 7.50 552 553 Medford Lab, Robinson Bros. 5.00 45.75 ' 554 S. & M. Auto Parts 16.01 555 R. G. Lull (granite) 672.50 556 C. P. Cabinet Shop 63.00 557 Tru -Mix Equipment Co. 12.50 558 Sargent-Soell, Inc. 12.89 559 Colyear Motor Sales Co. 58.66 560 Alexander Hdw. 122.92 C 561 Refunding Bond Account 123.84 562 U.S. Post Office -postage meter 75.00 563 Medford Water Comm. 1083.53 564 Waterworks Supply Co. 573.56 C 565 Rockwell Mfg. Co. 87.36 566 Medford Water Comm. 72.24 567 Rogue Letter Shop 160.00 568 Petty Cash -till 130.00 569 C & E Business Machines 304.34 570 Pierce Freight Lines 70.81 571 Mechanics Laundry 2.40 572 Mel's Garage 4.62 573 C.P. Lumber Co. 15.97 574 Trowbridge & Flynn Co. 4.50 575 City of Medford 2126.13 576 Cascade Elec. Motor Service 71.19 577 Lyle Paull -Salary Adv. 150.00 ' 578 Wallace Bowen " 155.00 579 Edward Zander 150.00 580 James Corliss 150.00 581 Vernon Capps 150.00 582 Croskell Hdw. 111.30 Total $ 9 5.35