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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1940-09-30 222 Bozeman, Montana Augus t 30, 1940 The Commission of The Gity of Bozeman met in regular session in the Commission Room, City Hall Building, r'riday evening August 30, 1940, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. 'l'hose being present were Mayor HOBJ, Commissioner Busch and Commissioner Lake, City Attorney Aitken, City Manager Henderson, Director of Pinance Davis and the Clerk, when the fol- lowing proceedings were had to-wit: The minu tes . of the las t reg1Jlar session were read, and it was moved b:;r Commissioner Lake, seconded b::T Commissioner Busch that the m.'Lnutes be approved as read and the mo- tion was carried by the following Aye and No vote; those vo ting Aye being Mayor Hoey, Commis sioner Busch and Commissioner Lake; those vo t:Lng No, none. Zoning Ordinance -- Violation Mr. D. J. Ple tsch, 1022 South I-'if th, appeared before the Commis s ion to ask whether or not the Commission 0Bd plans or intentions of ordering paving installed on Ar~1ur Street, between Pourth and :f;'ifth Street and also to enter a protest againe,t the opera- tion of a concrete mixing plant by the Standard Construction Company on a vacant lot at the corner of Third Avenue and Arthur Street. Mr. Pletsch was informed that the COr.1..'Ylission had no intention of ordering pave- ment installed on Arthur Streot until such time as property owners on that street show a need for such pavement and the desire to have it installed. In the matter of the concrete mixing plant. Mr. l:letsch was informed that this was a temporary installation and' to be used only for necessar;y work in connection wi th paving being installed in Special Improvement Jistrict No. 333 and that it would be removed as soon as that work is completed. Mr. Pletsch insisted that hIs protest be entered in these minutes, calling attention to the fact tllat, in his opinion, regard- less of whethor this plant was a temporar:r installation or not, it is a "technical" viola tion of the Zoning Oru.lnance. The LIanager requested that the minutes also show that Mr. Pletsch had recently erected a sii.;n on his premises at 1022 South .l.'lfth with- out first having secured a permit for the same, and that the erection of such sign is also a violation of the Zoning Ordinance. Vaca tioD - - Poli ce Jl1dr~e A request from Lloyd Jobnson,.Police Judge, for a vacation with pay from October 5th to 19th, was presen ted and road. It was moved b:T Commis sioner Busch, seconded by Commissioner Lalce that the request be gran ted and the motion was carried by the fol- lowing Aye and No vote; those vo tlng Aye being Mayor IIoey, Conunls 'co loner Busch and Commissioner Lake; those voting No, none. 30nds for Policemen The following bonds for policemen in the amount of $lOOO.OJ each were presented: Albert N. Haas Harry A. Kensmoe Robert .J. Mullica Douglas L. Anderson The bonds were approved as to form by the City Attorney, whereupon, it was moved by Conrnis Gioner Lal{e, seconded by Commins loner Dusch tha t the bonds be approved and accepted and the motion was carried by the following Aye ard No vote; those voting Aye being i,iayor IIooy, Commls sianoI' Bus ch and Commis sioner Lake; those vo tlng No, none. I I I I I I 228 Bonds ) -- ( Ed Mellon The bonds of Ed Mellon as a Gas Fitter and as a Master Plumber were presented. The bonds were approved as to form by the Ci ty Attorney, whereupon, it was moved b~' Commis- sioner Busch, seconded by Commissioner Lake that the bonds be accepted and approved and thc motion was carried by the following Aye and No vo te; those voting Aye being Iv;ayor IIoey, COt:1.TIissioner Lake and Commissioner Busch; those voting No, none. Applications for Cit~ Licen?e The following applications for City Licenses wore presented and read: Wm. Baxter L. G. HInes I t was moved by Commis sioner Lake, seconded by COITr1ls 2 loner Bus ch tha t the appliGa- tions be apl)roved and the licenses issued and the mo tion was carried b:r the following Aye and No vote; those voting Aye being Mayor Hoey, Commissioner Busch and Cmnmissloner Lake; those voting No, none. Communicl{ tion -- 3-uildin,Q" Fees Christian Church ."J A communication from the Board of Trustees of the Christian Church requesting tbat the building fees for their proposed improvement on the present church be waived, was presen ted and read. After d.iscus sion, it was moved by Com:'1is sioner Busch, seconded b~y Comnllssioner Lake that the fees be waived provided the permit is approved by the Board of Adjustment and thc motion was carried by thc following Aye and No vote; those voting Aye being !'iTayor Hoe:r, Commissioner Busch and COnL'11issioner Lake; t:rlOse votine No, none. Airport " The Mana[er read a letter which he had written to R. ..:~. BedinGer, Regional Manager Ci vil Aoronau tics Authori ty, asking defini to infor::lla tion and au tJiori ty for the C:L ty to do work on the Belgrade Airport to make it acceptable as a ficld for currying on a Civilian Pilot training program at Montana State Collcge. TIlis was to vcrify the action of the COffi.-rnission on August 23, 1940, when they offercd the co-operation of the Cit:7 in furthering this program and to show that no further action can be taken until information and aut~,-ority is rece:'Lved from the Civil Aeronautics Authority. Adjournment There beinG no further business to come before the Conmission at this time, it was moved by CommissionerLake, seconded by Commissioner i3usch that the meeting adjourn and thc motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote; tllose voting Aye being Ivlayor Hoey, Commissioner Busch and Cor.u-niss.loner Lake; those voting No, none. ofA~ Clerk~of the Commission