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Home My WebLink About1961-08-30 I"h . u;J Bozeman. Montana Augus t 30. 1961 The Commission of the City of Bozeman met in regular session in the Commission Room. City Hall Building. Wednesday, August 30th. 1961 at 1:0U o'clock P.M. J:'re- sent were Mayor Swanson. Commissioner Staudaher, Commissioner Sedivy, City Manager I Cutting, City Attorney Berg. Ass't. City Manager Fryslie and the Clerk. The following prooeedings were had: Minutes of the last regular session were read and it was moved by Commis- sioner Sedivy, seconded by Commissioner Staudaher, that the minutes be approved as read and the motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote: those voting Aye being Mayor Swanson, Commissioner Sedivy and Commissioner Staudaher; those voting No. none. Engineering for S.I.D. No. 422 Based upon an agreement for a "Contract for Engineering Services'" entered into between the City and Harold Hoskins & Associates. Engineers, on August 9th. 1961. it was reoommended by the City Manager that this firm be authorized and directed to proceed with the engineering services required for the preparation of plans and specifioations and for the oonstruction of water and sewer mains in Special Improvement District No. 422. It was moved by CommiSSioner Staudaher, seconded by Commissioner Sedivy. that, under the aforementioned agreement. Harold Hoskins and Associates be directed to furnish the engineering servioes as reoo- I mmended for Speoial Improvement District No. 422 and the motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote: those voting Aye being Mayor Swanson, Commis- sioner Staudaher and Commissioner Sedivy; those voting No, none. Purchase of Police Uniforms The City Manager presented the written request of Police Chief Saunders for .. authorization to purchase from the Blumenthal Uniform Company of Seattle various items of polioe uniform apparel for the police force in the amount of $631.29. Following the recommendation of the City Manager that the purchase be approved, it was moved by Commissioner Sedivy, seconded by Commissioner Staudaher, that the purchase be approved and the motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote: those voting Aye being Mayor Swanson. Commissioner Sedivy and Commissioner Staudaher; those voting No, none. Communioation -- Business and Professional Women's Club The City Manager presented a letter he received from the looal Business and Professional Women's Club. The subject matter of the letter was a request that the Ci ty replace the ga tes to the entrance of the Sunset Hills Cemetary. The City I Manager and Chief of POlioe Saunders commented on the matter and gave a brief resume of the history of the gates. Members of the Commission agreed that action on the subjeot should be tabled until a further study of the matter oan be c omple tad. Request -- Patricia Anderson (Mobile Soft Ice Cream Unit) Miss Patricia Anderson appeared at the meeting to discuss her request for i1 fl6 permission to operate a Mobile Soft Ice Cream Unit in the City Limits. Miss Anderson stated that her plans were not to plaoe the unit in operation until the beginning of the summer season of 1962. and Commission action was tabled until a future'date. Canvass of Primary Election -- 1961 Under the provisions of Section 11-3217. R.C.M., 1947. and this being the I first legal day after the Clerk of the Commission had received the returns of the Municipal Primary Election held August 29, 1961. the Clerk of the Commission aided by the City Commission proceeded to canvass said returns. The results of the canvass were as follows: Q.ll1 . ERI!1ARI bO Q) .-i "d fD 0 .-i ~ . 0 .-i j:Q ~ ~ ELECTION ..-1 ~ 0 p:; (,) ...-4 0 I=l ell (l) -------- eLl 0 .s;; 0 p p.., ell . 0 (,) '" :;5 lI} ... ~ .s::: (l) :5 ...-4 Q) ~ Q) ~ ~ ..... (,) I;,) "d e 0 ..... .-i CI) J.. '" II:: I=l ,:l a:l ..... Q) +> lI} CI) < 29 August 1961 0 ~ 0 0 ~ (]) bO '" s::: t3 +> rJJ l/J .... s::: +' Q) ti .s;; 0 J.. ..... J.. >> b.o ..-1 +' "d +> e-. ~ E ::s ...-4 (]) +' s::: I> '" =' a :;5 0 ~ ~ ..-1 0 J.. Ii +' ~ 0 p:; -< c:.;l 0 ~ H (l) (l) 0 0 ..... N .... N ~ <4' U) <D I:- <Xl (J) r-4 ..... ..... e-. TOTAL REGISTERED I VOTERS 501 466 548 423 319 302 582 684 469 495 410 392 5591 ---- R. H. ELLIOTT I 69 I~ 87 56 59 43 I 75 119 651 91 64 I 90 865 DOUGLAS R. I 47 I 48 I 57 49 18 I 421 61 102 I 43 I 63 I 53 53 636 DRYSDALE - - R. HARRY 84 66 89 51 35 39 72 68 59 55 53 66 737 MORROW - TOT A L 200 161 233 156 112 124 208 289 167 209 170 209 2238 TOTAL BALLOTS ISSUED 223 180 236 195 123 148 217 310 185 234 190 215 2456 It was moved by Commissioner Staudaher. seconded by Commissioner Sedivy. that the Clerk be directed to issue certificates of nomination to R. H. Elliott and R. Harry Morrow as candidates for I the office of City Commissioner at the General Municipal Election to be held November 7. 1961. The motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote: those voting Aye being Mayor Swanson. Commissioner Sedivy and Commissioner Staudaher; those voting No. none. Canvass oj General Obligation Bond Election -- August 29, 1961 Under the provisions of Section 11-2312. R. C. M., 1947. the City Commission proceeded to canvass the return of the General Obligation Bond Election held August 29. 1961. The results of the canvass were as follows: .lti7 Proposition No. 1 It was ascertained that of 4259 eligible voters, 2337 cast their vote, or 54.87% per cent. . CITY ...... ~ : o r-I::S . 0 r-I I1l 0 ~ ..-1 ~ 0 ~ s.. I PRIMARY lJ:l Q ..... 0 ~ <II ------- to 0 ..c: 0 .0 p.., I) . 0 Q o.-t ::s III s.. j;: ..c: C/.) ~ ..... Ql ELECTION Q)e ::s '":I r-I 0 Q P C '0 I -------- 0 r-I r-I ca s.. o.-t to t:t; ~ I:l 111 r-I Q) +' III (f) o ~ 0 0 ::t:I Q) !ill ..-1 ~ ~I ..c: I-t- +' III lQ ...... I:l +> t> ~ ..c:: +' 0 s.. .-I s.. >. !ill o.-t +> '0 Q) .p -< 29 August 1961 ~ EO ::s ..... ~ +> >-< I- ..-1 ~ S ::So II 111 j...; 0 ..-1 ~ o.-t 0 ~ ..c: P 0 0 E-< PROPOSITION NO 1 lJ:l < Q i'= u ~ H i'= CJ) is: CJ) 01 · 0 .-l N r-I N f!I) .qi IQ U> to- m 0) .-l .-I t""I E-< I TOT~~r:~ISTERED I 391 I~ 406 1 325 12191 2171 4391 536 1-;;-1 392 1 3241 330 I 4259 FOR --:;;I--==- Sl !l41 57 33 151 33 12713 114 1001 AGAINST 1140 1191142 104 5S I 53 125 153 143 94 111 9411336 ! Ql! & 210 I 165 223 ISB I~I 137 206 304 176 221 IB4 20B 2337 TOTAL BALLOTS 210 167 229 190 I 115 137 207 305 177 223 194 211 2355 ISSUED Proposition No. 2 It was ascertained that of 4259 eligible voters, 2334 cast their vote. or 54.8% per cent. PROPOSITZ~) NO. TWOf r-I 1 N I f!I) I .qi '\0 f (Cl I to- I en I 0) I ~ I~I ~ I " TOT~~~ISTERED -, 391 I 345 1 406 1 325 I 219 1 217 I 439 I 536 I 335 I 392 I 324 I 330 I 4259 I fQli I--;;;-L~I~I 75 I 57 I 70 I 7S 11481 31 11341 63 1110 I 921 AGAINST 146 132 167 I 114 I 54 65 12S 157 I 145 I S7 119 99 1413 ! Ql! & 209 164 227 1&9 I III I 135 I 206 305 176 221 lS2 I 209 2334 TOTAL BALLOTS 210 167 229 190 114 137 207 305 177 223 190 211 2360 ISSUED Proposition No. 2 It was ascertained that of 4259 eligible voters. 2331 cast their vote, or 54.73% per cent. PROPO~~~N(~~. I~I N I f!I) '.qi I \0 1 U> 't- I ex> I~I ~ I ~ I ~ 1 TOT~~~ISTERED I 391 I 345 I 406 I 325 I 219 , 217 I 439 I 536 I 335 I 392 I 324 I 330 I 4259 EQli I~I 37 I 57 I 67 I 55 I 73 I 79 I 156 I 33 I 134 I 69 I 106 I 928 AGAINST 147 129 167 I 119 57 I 63 127 I 149 142 ~ 114 102 1403 ! Q!! & 209 I 166 224 196 112 136 I 206 ~ 175 221 1S3 20B 2331 .1...... TOTAL BALLOTS 2.10 167 229 190 114 1371207 305 177 223 194 211 2354 ISSUED Hequest -- City Attorney Berg The Commission approved the request of City Attorney Berg to be absent from the next regular meeting on September 6th. 1961. in order to attend a school conducted by the Montana Bar Association at Missoula. Montana. Adjournment .lti8 There being no further business to come before the Commission at this time. it was moved by commissioner Sedivy. seconded by Commissioner Staudaher. that the meeting adjourn and the motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote: those voting Aye being Mayor Swanson. Commissioner Staudaher and Commissioner Sedivy; those voting No. none. ---..~ ~~ I G:"? V -e~\... ~' / Mayor ATTEST: .... ~/-<( {;L~~ Clerk of the City Commission I I