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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1942-01-23 I I I '~ (J. r=::) U'~ ~ Bozeman, Montana January 23, 1942 The Commission of The City of Bozeman met in reg11lar session in the Commission Room, City Hall Building, Friday evening, ,January 23, 1942, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. Those belng present were Mayor Busch, Commissioner Landoe, Commis sioner Sorenson, Ci ty Attorney Ai tken, Ci ty Manaa'er Quinnell, Director of Financ0 Vial ter Davis and the Clerk, when the followIng proceedIngs were had to-wit: The minutes of the last regular session were read. and It was !/oved by Comn:i.ssioner Sorenson, seconded bv Commissioner Landoe that the minutes be approved as read and the motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote; those voting Aye being Mayor Busch, Com",is sioner Soren son, and Commissioner Landoe; tho c'e \TO ting 1':0, none. Applications for City License The following applications for City License were presented and read: Barer's Nicholson's Western Ur:ion Chas. R. Poor Holland Furnace Co. Standard Oil Compan~ Safeway Stores, Inc. Helena Cream Station Hines Motor Supply Phillips Book Store Owenhouse Hardware Company Gallatin County Abstract Co. It was moved by Commissioner Lsmdoe, seconded by Commi8sioner Sorenson that the ap- pl1cations be approved and the licenses 'ssued and the motion was cRrried by the follow4ng Aye and No vote; those vo t:1ng Aye being l~ayor Busch, Commis sioner Landoe and Commis s ioner Sorenson; those voting No. none. Supplemsn tary A0'reement -- Ci ty - County Radio The City Attorney s tn ted tha t before the Feclera 1 Communic8 tions Commis:, ion would grant The City of Bozeman a license for the operation of its Police Radio Station, certain condi- tions had to be agreed to b;,T the Ci ty and the County. He thereupon presented a Supplemen- tar~T Agree'T1ent to be entered into by the County of Gallatin and The Ci ty of Bozeman embocly- ing these conditions which was read. It was moved by Commission"r Landoe, seconded by Commissioner Sorenson that the agreement be a pproved and accepted and the Mayor and Clerk be au thorized to sign the agree- ment for The City of Bozeman an~ the motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote; those vot'ng Aye belng Mayor Busch, Commissioner Sorenson and Commis2ioner Landoe; those voting No, none. Bids for Police Auto The Manager stated the car used by the Police Department needed to be replaced, and that under exi:"ting condit:1ons, due to war demands, it would be a good idea to ,get O1Jr order in as soon as possible. It was moved by Commissioner Sorenson, seconded by Commis- sloner Landoe that the City Manager be authorized to advertise for a car for the Police Department, bids to be opened li'ebruary 13th, 1942, and the motion was carried b:l the fol- lowing Aye and No vote; those voting Aye being Ma::Tor Busch, Commissioner Sorenson and Corr.mis s ioner Landoe; tl:o se va tinp; No, none. Collection of Waste Paper Mrs. W. R. Plew, Harry Reif, Capt. H. Peterson, M. Sener, reproC'8nting the Salvation Army, and L. 'l'[. Trl' 1 tt, of the Local Defense Board, appe ared to as k the Commis sion for the 1) se of a garage in the armory building to be used by the Salva ti on Army for the handl ing of waste paper collected for defense purposes, and also for the use of a ci ty truck to help in the collection of the 'Naste paper. It was pointed out that this garage WOlJld be 396 an ideal place for the stora["e, sorttng and bailing operations, as it was heated and about centrally located. Those present were informed that the Armory Building was not under the jurisdic tlon of the City as yet, and would not be until after its completion, and the time of completion is uncerta in because of the c1ifficul ty in getting necessary supplies and ma terials. How- ever, the City Commiseion signified its willingness to help in the collection of waste paper in any reasonable way. Public Hearing -- Budget The Manager stated t is was the time and place set for public hearing of the annual appropriation Ordinance for the first six months of 1942. He presented arfidavit of publica tion of the Notice for public hear:i.ngs. As no one appeared before the Commission to present sugp'es tlons, ask ques tions or to pro tea t, no official ac tion was taken in the matter. Ad,; 01Jrnmen t There being no further b11siness to come before tl~e Comrr,l~Jsion at t1:1s time, it was moved by Com,,:,'i:.sioner Sorenson, seconded by Commi:3s10ner Landoe that the meeting adjourn and the mo tion was carried by the following Aye and No vote; those vo tlng Aye being Ma :lor Busch, Commissloner Sorenson, and Commh'sioner Landos; t1'lOse voting No, none. Aq~ o . erk of ~ton ma:"o~ I I " I