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Home My WebLink About1967-04-12 9 Bozeman, Montana 1.2 April 1967 The Comroission of the City of Bozeman met in regular session in the Commi!';sion Room, City Hall Building, Wednesday, 12 April 1967, at 1:00 o'clock p.m. Present were Mayor Sedivy, Commi ss ioner Morro~v, Commissioner Langohr, City Manager Cutting, Ass't City Manager FrysTie, City Attorney Berg I and the Clerk. Counnissioner MorrmJ opened the meeting with a prayer. and the fnllowing proceed ings were had: Minutes of the regular session held, Wednesday, S April 1967, were read and it was moved hy Comm; SA ionf'T L.:'mgohr, Serondcd hy Coromiss ioner Morrmv, tha t the minntf's be approved 11<; eorrec to'd (md the motion ~vas ('arriecl by the fa llowing Aye and No va te: those voting Aye being Commissioner Lnngohr, Commissioner Morro\-, and Mayor Sedivy; those voting No, none. ~'::~}~~.l:i.~_~~~ ~5~n_.~ (()'::'_!'_t1E.?'5!.C:.2.-_~_<.!z~la_d_.~l~r.i!.l~_'!'.e"~pL~~~_~ a t u "0~~_.L~.~~~96 7 : A letter received from Ualter W. Miller, General Chairman of the Bagdad Shrine Spring Ceremonial to be held in Bozeman to honor Potentate A. W. Overturf, requesting permission to stHge a strect parade to he he1~ on Saturday, 13 May 1967, at 10:10 o'clock A.M. and to form at the corner of South Eighth Avenue and West Main Street and proceed east on Main St~eet to the corner of Church Avenue wa s pre sen ted . It was moved by Commissioner Morrow, seconded by Commissioner Langohr, tha t the request to stage the parade be approved and the motion was carried by the followingAye and No vote: those voting Aye being Commissioner Morrow, Commissioner Lrmgohr and Mayor Se(Hvy; those voting No, none. A.ll_':.1:...C?_t:'_~_Z~S_~~Il_sg____a_~"t..enL!2!:..h~r:n \1~}1.on tana A t.~rn~y_~ne 1:" a ~~aw~D f 0 rcemen ~__C;:g~~f?ryn c"~__::. He~ena 27-28 April 1967, Cap 1.:.. r.:; ._J~_:_~g~~_!:..i_ng: The 12 th Annual Attorney Genera l' sLaw Enforcemen t Conference is scheculed to he held in Helena, 27-28 April 1967. The City Manager in concurrence with police Chief Davis, re commend eo that Captain I C. B. Cutting be authorized to attend the conference. It \vas moved by Commissioner Langohr, seconde(l by Commissioner Morrow, that authority for Captain C. R. Cutting to attend the meeting be granted an~ tha t, it being in the public interest, his expenses be paid from the general fund. The motion was carried by the fa llowing Aye and No vote: those voting Aye being Comndssioner Lcmgohr, Commissioner Morrow and Mayor Secivy; those voting No, none. tle~E..Ln&. Re_~E.12.!..~ion..li~~~~~:..!:l_ten t i(~m to ere a te S rD No :_~80_"~..?..i..~~.~ L LiJil ti.2Ul.:_ Resolution No. 1322: ,Creating SID No. 480:__~i.E5:_~!:....~ig~!:...~: ~~.,-'--'~.- This ~vas the time and place set in Commission Resolution No. 1319 to hear protests to the crcati0n of Special Improvement District No. 4-80. Affidavit of puhlication of Notice Ancl the Clerk's Mailing Certificate stating that all property owners had been notified as required by law were presented. Written protests to the creation of the District filed constituted a total of 2.h9% ~omputed on an area basis of the property included within the boundaries of the district. No ope' appeared to ver.bally protest the creation. following a thorough discussion of the proposed district, the City Manager recommended the t the protests filed be declared insuffi~ient and the Ci ty Attorney instructed to prepar0 a resolution to create the district: Com1"1ission Resolution No. 1322, entitled I COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 1322 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BOZEMAN CREA.TING A SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT TO BE KNOWN AS SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. l~80 OF THE CITY OF BOZEMAN FOR THE !'URPOSE OF OPERI\TING AND 'lAINTAINTNG A STREET LIGHTING SYSTEM TO LIGHT THAT PORTION OF SOUTH GRAND AVENUE, SOUTH THIRD AVENUE, SOUTH FOURTH AVENUE AND SOUTH FIFTH AVENUE BETWEEN A POINT 150 FEET SOUTHERLY OF THE SOUTHERLY un!;' OF HEST CLEVELAND STREET TO \-JEST LINCOLN STREET, AND TO LIGHT THAT PORTION OF SOUTH SIXTH AVENUE FROM A POINT 1')0 FEET SOUTHERLY OF THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF HEST CLEVELAND STREET TO A POINT ')0 FEET SOUTHERLY OF THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF WEST GRANT STREET, ALSO TO LIGHT HEST ARTHUR 10 STREET, WEST GARFIELD STREET, AND WEST HAYES STREET, FROM SIXTH AVENUE SOUTH TO THE ALLEY EAST OF SOUTH GRAND AVENUE, AND TO LIGHT WEST GRANT STREET FROM A POINT 128 FEET WESTERLY OF SOUTH SIXTH AVENUE TO THE ALLEY EASTERLY OR SOUTH GRAND AVENUE. prepared by the City Attorney was presented. In concurrence with the recommendation of the City Manager, it was moved by Commissioner Langohr, qeconded by Commissioner Morrow, tha t Commiss ion Resolution No. 1322 be passed and adopted to create Special Improvement Lighting District No. 1~80 I and the motion was carried by the Eo llowing Aye and No vote: those voting Aye being Commissioner Langohr, Commissioner Morrow and Mayor Sedivy; those voting No, none. .8.~~,=-~~~J:.,,_f_C)E 6 g_~-5:!_~..Y__~ i l~~ E~t_e-.!:.:3 i c:.!.~_?~E-_i t a T;:X._~.E.:~_c:_r~_~~~:.u~'y_~r 0 j e c::_~~'i()...c._~-=-li 0 n_~_.7__12 9 6~ A letter received from Thomas, Dean & Hoskins, Inc., requesting a 60 day extension on the Sani- tary Sewer Study, Project No. P-Man t. 3296, Contract No. H-602-2541 for the purpose of additional investigations to determine the rate of infiltration in the existing sewer system '.,,<\s presented. Upon the recommendation of the City Manager, it was moved hy Commissioner M01:row, seconded by Commissioner Langohr, that the request for the 60-day extenRian of this study be spproved contingent upon the approval of the Department of Housing and Urban Development Region VI Area Office and the motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote: those voting Aye heing Commissioner Morrow, Commissioner L8ngohr and Mayor Sedivy; those voting No, none. W i)d Ii :r::.e_~.I?_~)-_c:..g.?_t c.~.!2. ; Mr. nick Novak, Mr. Richard J. Graham, Mr. Harry McNeal, Mr. Douglas Harren, and Mr. ~.Jarren Veley representing the Gallatin Sportsman's Association appC'ared bC'fore the Commission to presen t the following resolution: At the present time, the East Gallatin has been classified hy the Water Classi- fication Board as a D-2 stream even without a complete study made of this stream. The principal problem is pollution by the City of Bozeman with an inadequate sew- I erage disposal system. He fcc 1, in the Gallatin Sportsman's Association, that efforts should he made to raise the classification to a D-l ra ting ".,he re trout can rcp':oduce and the stream is not polluted. We propose the pfforts be made to improve the conditions of this stream rather than allow a Im-lcr classificati::m or standard he placed on It. Th is C;:ln on ly cause this stream to degenerate rather than improve and this hurts the fishing harvest. The City GOT11mis~1ion c1ssured the r:ommittee of its interest in thiR matter after reviewing the resolution. They were advised that a program is under way to correct such deficiencies of the City Sewerage System. ~~.E.o._!"_~~Xqx___J1_a_;-_s:..h,. _.' ~~C;g!:l_~JDY~5~...:_' , The Follmvine reports were presented. Cashier Fluoridation Bldg. Inspector Cemetery Recreation Dir. The City JI1;'lOager commented on the reports and recommended their approval. T t was moved by Commissioner Lan0ohr, s€'(~onde(l by Commissioner Horrow, that the reports be approved and the motion ~-JC1S cacried by the follm.;ring ^yc ,'lOd No vot~': those voting f\.ye bcine CommisRioner T,;'lOzofp-, Comm- issioner ~fnrrm' ;1nd Milyor Sedivy; thnse voting Nn, none. Claims for March "Cont'd." -,.,..__..~"-"-_..~ ,~~~._.,_.,,~---~ Claim No's. 8~03 thru 8fi~9 inclusive w~re presented on the various funds 8S follm'ls: General. $/! , R IS 1 . 21 IJbrary $ 185.118 Parking Meter $ 170.81 S tl"pe t: 1,205.18 1);'1rk 752.73 Cemetery Suspense /1.50 h'atr'r 2,87G.75 rcmetery 176.35 SDS (i 33.112 (inrhage 1,76').92 To ta 1 $12,632.35 The City Nanager commented on thf;' claims and found them to he true and la'-1ful claims against I the City of Bozeman, ancl recomrnended that they be approved and Ihe Din~ctor of Finance be (Hrectcd to i.ssne uarrants in paymen t . After examination of the claims and checking against the Claims register, i t ~.;as l'.oved by Commi.Rsioner NorrO'.], seconlled hy Comnliss ioner Langohr, that the claims be approved and the motion was carried hy the fol1O'ving ^.yc> flnd No vote; those votin~ ^ye bcinc Gommi.s s inner Morrow, Commissioner Langohr and Mayor Sedivy; thoRe voting No, none. AdjournmC!l:: ; There heing no furtner business to come befon' the Commission at this time it \JClS moved by CommissionE~r Lan2ohr, seconded by Commissioner Morrow, that the mf'eting he adjourned pncl the motion ,,'as (~arried by the following Aye N Nn vote; those voting Aye M.orrow am1 Hayor Sed ivy; those voting No, none ATTE~ /~ L. '.~/ . . i:?-e _.",; . > - . =&f--~'H:-l.,.-.eCfl~1"b