10/24/1957-CC-Minutes-SpecialThe City council met in a call session on the above dai;e
those present were May op Wilson, councilmen Windle, Spratt,
Cooper, Seely, and Acker. And as guest J"® L. ic ardson
and Mr. Earle Brown with Stanley Brown and ,Associates,
Architects.
Mr. Brown showed some drawing of the Lewisville City Ball
and P®st office to the council and also gave them some
information on how to go about getting the Post Office to
want, a new building for their Post Office here.
A motion by Acker, s econddd by Co®x er 'to hire Mr. Brown
as architect at a fee of ( of the corist uctiori cost if
the Post Office and City Hall,. is built and approved by the
Federal Governmentl but if it isno anrroved by the Federal
Government for a Post Office building the City will not to
obligated to Stanley B bw and Associates for any of th®
work they might have done. 7. L. F2 chardson informed the
City council he would start to work immediately on the P®st
Office part of the building.
Simon Gemaehlick was hired by the City to work as Ni ht
watchman every, ''`rnonth to releive Pop Baker at the same salary
as aker .110.00. The other month he would work for the
City at a salary of 190.00 per month and he would do any
kind of work that the City may have to be done, such as
cleaning out w®eds around brides and ditches, street work,
repairing water and sewer leaks, and also doing any kind of
work at the, plant that might be to do' he was to do mowing
and chopping weeds around the park and other City properly.
On the street work he was to work under Mr. cooper, working
on the outside in 'the Electric, water, and sewer depafttment
he wash work under Dick Beady, working around and at -the plant
b was, work under Wes Scop gins. A motion by Cooper and seconded
by Ack ex to hire Mr. Gemaeb_licl under thee® conditions, motion
carried.
a motion to ad o rn was made and seconded, moti on carried.
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