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Home My WebLink About1940-11-01 24li Boz eman, Il'lon tana November 1, 1940 The COr.'Jn':ssion of The Ci ty of Bozeman met in regular session in the Commission Room, City Hall BuildinG' F'riday evening, November 1, 1940, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. Those present were lIayor Hoey, Commissioner B-llsch and Commissioner Sorenson, Cit~~ r.lanager Lake, Direc- tor of Finance Walter Davis and the Clerk, when the following proceedings were had to-wit: The minu tesof t.he las t reGular sess ion were read and it was moved by Commie sionor BuscL:., seconded by Commissioner Sorenson that the minutes be approved as read anCl the motion was carrIed by the following Aye and No vo te; those vo ting Aye being Ma;;or Hoey, Commissioner Buscl] and COll..'11issioner dorenson; those voting No, none. Reports The following reports for the month of October were presented: Cashier Librarian Police Judr:re Wa ter Collec tor Cemetery Board BuildinF" Inspector Sta te ExamIner's Report It was moved bJ~ Commissioner I3rlsch, seconded b~T Commi3~ionc'r borenson tha t the reports be accepted and ordered filed and the motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote; thos 0 vo tin!! Aye being l',:ayor IToey, Comn~ls .',; loner Bus c:~ and Comr.;is sioner- borenson; those voting No, none. Petition -- He: Church of God Mrs. John Huff, Mrs. G,sil Kinyon, Gail Kinyon, i,ll's. P. J. lv:oli tor an", others appeared before the Commission and presented a petition stating that the undersigned residents located in the vicini ty of House ~; }?eacn Streets hereby peti tion tha t the City Commission do somotting about the Church of God; tha t the manner in widch the services are conduc ted is a public nuisance and disturbs the peach and quie t of ti1e neit';hborhood; and tha t they would appear ln court to testify to these facts. Some of those prosent stated w:hy they felt the church sbould be closed, and why the manner in which the services are conducted is a public nuisance. '1'he ma tter was uis cus sed fllr ther, ani it was moved b:.c Comrnis s ioner Busch, seconded by Commis~Jioner o:)orenson that the petition be referred to the CitJ~ Att.orney ancl that he be ins truc ted to take wha tever ac tion 1s necessary, anci the motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote; those voting Aye being Mayor Hoey, Comrniss1 oner Busch and Commissioner Sorenson; those voting No, none. Extension of Time -- SID No. 334 A wri tten reques t from the Standard Cons truc tion Company asking for an meten tion of time, until ITovember l5, 1940, for the completion of Special Improvement District No. 334, sanitary sewer on North Rouse between Lamme and Aspen Streets, was presented and road. It was rr:oved by (:;ornmis sioner ~orenson, seconded by ComJ::'.is ::: ioner Busch tha t the extension be grante(l until 1'Tovember 15, 1940 anJ the !'lotion was carried b7' the following Aye and No vote; tb.ose votin(":" Aye being Yayor Foey, Comr:lssioner Busch and Commissioner Sorenson; those voting No, none. Applications for ~lty Licenses 1be followinb applications for City License were presented and read: Dusenberry 8( Gary Weiser's Gift Shop It was moved b' Commiss:oner Busch, seconded by Commissioner borenson that the appli- ca tions be approved and tl:..e licenses iS~JUed 8: the motion vms c arrled by the following Aye I I I I I I 247 No vote; those voting A;Te beIng ~I:ayor H:ie;r, iJommissioner Busc.h and ComITlisf;ioner Sorenson; those voting No, none. C lalns for the Mon th Claims Nos. D592 to 9752 inclusive were presented on the various ftmds as follows: Fund Amoun t Airport Ceme te ry Cem8tery Suspense Fire General Garbage Library Park S tre et Water eif; 'Il 1,063.25 2 50 .18 85.00 1,121.34 3,450.13 689.42 612.54 1,176.39 1,318.44 2 ,8l0 ._9.,L 13, L106 .63 To ta 1 Ij' ',) The Manc.ger stated that he has au~ited these clsir.1s an..~ finds tl:en~ to be true and lawful clai!11s against The Cl ty of Bozeman and reconnnends tha t warrants be drawn for their payment. After examination of tho claims in detail b;r tho Com:.ission, it was moved by Corrmissloner Sorenson, 38condod by COlY'JTIissioner Busch tho. t warrants be drawn for their pa:vrnent and. the motion was carried by the followinG Aye ami No vote; those voting Aye being Mayor IIocy, Commissioner Busch and COfnmissioner ~orenson; those voting No, none. 3uilcling 8; PlurJ in~ l<'ees '.'Jaived -- Arn;ory Building 'I'he Manaeer s to. teet tha t reque s t had been made a t the time of applica tion for a bui lding pe rmi t that the fees for the cone tr118 tion and inspe c tion of the Arrr~ory be waived; iIe stated that it had been '!ranted to other public buildings in the Fast. It was moved by Comwis sioner S0renson, seconded by Comr1is s ioner 131).8c11. the t the building and inspec tion fees be waivec5. for tho Armory Building am~ the motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote; those votinc; Aye being Mayor lIoey, Comnlssioner Busch and COrrL.'111ssioner 00r- cnson; those voting No, none. Plans and Specifications for Concrete Vault The ~anager presented plans and specifications for a concrete vault to be built for the Enp:ineer's Office for the protection and safe-keeping of City maps and other records. The plans and specifics tions were exam5.ncd by the 00:mr:-:ission, and 1 t was moved b:T Com.'11issioner Busc, seconded by Commissioner Sorenson that the City ~[anager be auUlor- ized to make application for a V{PA Project for the construction of the vault and tbe motion ViaS carried by the followinz .'eye and 1\'0 vote; those voting Aye being I-Ta7:or Hocy, Cornrniss ioner Busch and Commis si oner Sorenson; thos e \TO tinr; No, none. Report -- Airport ~eveloprnsnts Mr. Dean Chaffin, Eric Therkelsen, Gardiner Waite and E. R. Anderson were present and stated thnt the fir~t three named had met witb r.f-r. Paul l'torris of the Civil ,Aeronautics ?"l:thority, at Butte, :rviontana on this afternoon, and that 1,,:1'. T/orris stated to them that the U. S. GOYCrm:1ent has alTropriated money for airj)Ol'>t development and in order for 'I'he Oi ty of Bozeman to share in the bene!i t from tha t npI)ropria tlon, The City of' Bozeman n:UD t fir~t secure the needed amount of land for a Class 'Three Airport; and second that the Ci ty must furnish plans and specifications to.e;ether with unit costs and contract prices on propos ed runways, buildin,js, needed for tll e comple te cons true tion 0 f a Clns s 'l'hree II,. d...: r- port and that these plans and estimates must be ueliv'Jred to MI'. J'''oI'ris not later than 248 November 20th, 1940. They s ta te,j furth er tha t arm"Sr engineers wOlJ.ld be available for surveying and makine; contour maps of the proposed site to be used in preparing the plans and estimating costs of the runway cons truc tion . Those present were questioned by the CommIssion and after further disctlssion of the matter, Gardiner Waite was instructed to go ahead and try' to secure options for addi- tional land. as authorized at Comm:i.ssion Nloet:i.ng of Octobor 25th, 1940. 'l'b.e ma tter of acquiring additional land was discussed further, and it was rr:oved by Commissi oner Sorenson, seconded by Com.rnissioner Husch tho. t the C1 ty Manager be au thor- ized to make the first payment on the quarter section of land owned b:~ Gallatin County near the Pondera Tract, to be purchased under contract 'by the City and the motion was carried by the followinc: Aye and No vote; those voting Aye beIng Mayor Hoay, Commis- sion::; r Busch and Co:m.>nissloner ':>orenson; tho'se votinc; Eo, none. A:.l;} ournrnen t There being no fl:trther business to come before t:1C Commission at this tille, it was moved by Comr'.issioner Sorenson, seconded b;T CoY1J11is['ioDer Busch that the meeting ao.journ and the motion was carried by the following A:re and No vote; those voting )"ye being Mayor Hoe:!, Commissionor Busch and COTI1~'TIissioncr lo.lorenson; those voting No, none. At tc s t : c~~e~ vlcrk of the Comr.d.sC'ion I '. I. I