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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1945-06-01 I I I ')3.3 '..,I~ t. Boz eman, Mon tana June 1st, ~945 The Commission of The Ci t:v of Bozeman met in relrular session in the Commission Room, t. I '-,_ City Hall Building, F1'iday evening, June 1st, 1945, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. Those being present were Mayor Heal y, Commissioner Sorenson, Commissioner Busch, City Manager Quinnell, City Attorney Aitken, Director of Finance Walter Davis, City ~ngineer Thorpe and the Clerk, when the followinp' proceed:trigs were had to-wit: The minutes of the last regular session 'vere read, and it was moved by Commissioner Sorenson, seconded by Commissioner Busch that the minutes be approved AS read, and the motion was carried by the following Aye and }TO vote; those voting Aye beinp' Mayor Healy, Commis~ioner Busch and Commissiol"ler Sorenson; those votIng No, none. Applications for City Licenses The following applications for City Licenses were presented and read: H. L. Casey .T. A. Bridg'es Wallace Avorel E. F. Cass & Son Vogue Beauty Shop Electric Shoe Shop Electric Service Co. Lorraine Beall ty Shop ~ones Conoco Station Jersey Dairy Creamery Ark Second Hand Store Bozeman Quality Marke t GallAtin Chick Hatchery Northwest ~reip'htLines and the applica tion of the Bozeman Coun try Club for a Beer License. It was moved by Commiss ioner Busch, seconded by Cornmissi oner Sorenson tha t the appli- ca tions be approved an d the licenses issued and the motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote; thofle voting Aye being Mayor Healy, Commissiore r Busch and Commiss ioner Sorenson; those voting No, none. P. P. Track Crossing at Wallace Avenue Mr. L. W. Plumm'''r, 317 North Wallace, was present and ask that the spur track of the N rthern Pacific Railway, cros fling Wallace Aver-ue be tween Main a nd Mendenhall be repaired n by installing a guard rail, as this crossing is very rouP'h and hard on tires. Mr. Plummer was informed that the matter would be investifrated. Claims for the Month Claims Nos. 8218 to 8363 inclusive were presented on the various funds as follows: $ Band Cemetery ciuspense Cemetery Permanent CAre C el1'J3 tery Garbape General Library Park Water War Bonds Wi thhold ing Tax 5.25 130.00 7,000.00 1,268.96 886.12 6,890.50 447.27 758.21 1,764.21 93.75 732.50 19,976.77 $ and claims Nos. 291 to 304 inclusive in the amount of $870.11 for May operations of the Nursery School (Proiect No. 24M5) were also presented. The ManRger stated that he has audited these claims and finds them to be true and lawful claims ap"ainst The City of Bozeman and recommends that warrants be drawn for their payment. After e'tamlnation of the claims in detail by the City Commis:"!ioners, it was moved by Commls~ioner Sorenson, seconded b;T Commissioner Bllsch that the claims be a~proved and warrants be drawn for their pa:vment anr' the Motion was carried by the fOllnwlng Aye and No vote; tho.."1e voting Aye being Ma;TOr Healy, Commissloner Busch andComrnissioner Sorenson; those voting No, none. Valve at Mystic Lake The Manager reported the t members of the MYf'tic Lake Di tch Associa tion would meet ,Tune 4th, 1945 to discuss the matter of repairing one of the two valve outlets at the 234 Mystic Lake Darr1. It was explained thAt a val ve stem had in some manner become discon'" nected, and that a diver mi~ht have to be employed to make the neeessary repairs. Insert Petition to Extend Alley -- Block 6; B & D A petition s1.gned by seven property owners in Block 6 of Babcock & Davis Addition requestin~ that meaSlJres be taken by the City to open an alley in said Block by extending the present alley north to Peach StreAt, and agreeini'l' to deed the necessar;T amount of land from their holdings for said alley, was presented and read. ~/fr. Homer Fisher was present and s ta ted thA t some property owners loca ted in this Block would no t at gn the pe ti tion. I twas, thereupon, explained to Mr. Fisher th8 t althoup:h the City cOl11d condemn this property, and open the alley without these signa... tures on the petition, it was thought that this procedure should be avoided if possible because of the expense, and he was asked to again talk the ma tter over wi th these re- 11lctant property owners with a view to reaching a settlement without condemni.ng their pro pAr ty. Petition for Sa~itary Sewer on Wept Koch Street A pe ti tion of property OWnAr:'1 on Was t Koch reaues ting th!"1 t Ii ,sani tary sewer be con- structed from Eleventh Avenue west l.~ blocks was presented and read. It was stated th'l t requests had been made thAt the sewer be extended f'urther west on Koch and also south along a few of the alleys. It was decided to determine approxima te cos ts and the prob- able boundAries of the proposed district before taking official action in the matter. Adjournment 'rhere being no further business to come before the Commisd on at this time, i twas moved by Commissioner Sorenson, seconded by Commissioner Busch thnt the meeting adjourn and the motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote; those vot:lng Aye being Mayor Healy, Commissioner Sorenson and Commissioner Busch; those voting No, none. Attest~ 06el. the C1 t~ss10ri Insert Repor ts The followlng reports for the mOl'1th of May, 1945 were presented and read: Cashier Police Judge Water Collector Sanitany Inspector It was moved by Commissioner Busch, seconded by Commissioner Sorenson that the re- ports be accepted anl:l ordered filed and the motion was c"rried by the followt ng Aye and No vote; those voting Aye being Ma~Tor Healy, Commil3sioner Busch and Commissioner Sorenson; those '170 ting NQ ~ none. I I I