06/06/1960-CC-Minutes-RegularJune 6, 1960
Th.e City council met in regular session on the above date
those present were Mn7or. i111son, Councilmen .fucker, Seely,
Thlindle, Cooper, and Brown.
Therncmugutes of the rjr evi us meeting was read a.nd approved.
The monthly bills totaling 4h3,738.20 was read and a motion
by Cooper, seconded by Seely to pay bills, notion cf' rr_ed.
The cotancil instru ted secretary to send tor. harold easley
a statement Bdr the 82 loads of gravel hauled by the county
as the CIIA`r had hauled annroximately 85 loads of gravel or had
hauled enough to make their 14" of gravel as was agreed.
A motion by fucker, seconded by nlindle to raise I` r. Simon
Gernaehlich wages to ')255.00 per month same nay as tlP. other
pInnt employees effective lst of June 1960, motion carried.
GARBAGE COLLECTION
GENE TUMILSON HELPING CITY EMPLOYEES LAYING 6"
WATER LINE UNDER THE NEW US 77 ON BOLIVAR STREET
T}-,e Czarbage callect3_on was discussed by t1 e cocanril anal.
also approved Gene Tumilson helping the City employees in
laying the 6" wa ter line and r the new US 77 on Boliv a
Str. eet. Counc 11 was not interested in the Hughecl Builds nf, .
moti by llcicer., seconded by Seely to adjo .irn, motion
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Jur3e 0, 1960
'llae City Council met in regular sessio . ors tide above date those
presecvt were Alayor IVil.son., Cottncilre Cooper, jeely, i'dindle, 13rowra
and ticker being absent. Mr. narold Easley met with the Council.
• Easley agreed to pay the $280,00 or ' 10.00 for each water tap
made on the Easley addition ar d the City ;rould collect from each
individal a tapping fee of y$35.00 and the City would reiriburse
11r. Easley for each tapping fee collected 110.00. Also the City
agreed to pay for all the gravel that ?gas been hauled on the Easley
addition as the City did not help on the gradeing of the streets
this amo-_nt of gravel was the City hauled with their truck 95 loads
and the County hauled 82 loads. The City was to pay for all of this.
And Mr. Easley would pay Mr. Greene for gradeing the streets. This
was doge by amot9on by Cooper and :seconded by Wiudle, rno tion carried.
Alton
Johnson wanted to clean the junk ground with his bulldozers
Ccoper was to see Walter Green and see if the County could do this if
riot Cooper would contact Alton Jomison about this.