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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1942-05-22 4.32 Bozeman, Montana Me y 22nd, 1942 The Commission of The City of BozemAn met in reglllar session in the Commission Room, Ci ty IIall Builclinp:, Frida y evening, May 22nd, 1942, at 7: 30 0' clock P. ~,~. Those being present were r~ayor Busch, Commis::oloner Sorenson, City Attorney Aitken, City Manap;er Quinnell, Director of Finance Wal tor Davis and the Clerk, when the followinf proceedings were had to-wit: 'I'he minutes of the last rep:ular session were read, and it was moved by Cormnissioner Sorenson, seconded by Mayor BtlSch thAt the minutes be approved as read and the motion was carriec' b~T the followin<'1: Aye anc9 1'To votP.; those voUng Aye being Mayor Busch and Commlssloner Sorenson; those votinQ' }I!o, none. no~d -- ~oval of Gara~e ~r:r. Ray Morgan, who owns property at 519 South 9th, appeared before the Commission to ask what was to be done about the movin~ of the 7arage at 513 South 9th, which was built contrary to the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance. Mr. Morgan was informed that Mr. G. M. Beatty, w~o built the gara~e, had furnished a bond to the City to puarantee the moving of the garage by JUYle 1, 1942. After dis- cussion, it was moved by Commissioner Sorenson, seconded by Mayor Busch that the City Attorne~T notify Mr. G. r-.T. Beatty that he has until Juno 1st, 1942 to move the garage in compliance with the bond furnished, and the motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote; those 'TOtin,t:!' Aye being Mayor Busch and Commissioner' Sorenson; those votlng No,none. Applications for City License The following applications for City licenses were presented and read: Utility Reoair Shop Bozeman r,rea t Market Bozeman Creamery "'I ',' Nash-~inch Company Electric Shoe Shop Montana Air Conditioning It was moved by Commissioner Sorenson, seconded by Commissioner Busch that the ap- plica tions be approved and tbe licenses issned ami the motion was carried by the fol- lowinrr Aye and lTO vote; those voting Aye being Mayor B'Jscl1 and Comr.rtssioner Sorenson; those voting No, none. :'olice Racl10 The Manso:er read a communic8tion from Y,r. L':. G. Hen rick.son, stating that the in- stallation of a trAnsmitting tower on the Bozemnn Hotel would not interfere with radio reception a t the Hotel, and th? t perT'lis s ion to ins tall the tower would be r:ran ted provid- ing tha t there was no such interference. Airport A proposed joint-reso111tion for the C:1ty of Bozeman, ToV'm of Belgrade and County of Gallat:in was read, whereby tax levies are to be mAde for the maintenance of the Airport. Mr. Aitken, City Attorney, reported that the court has awarded the City the right of condePJnB tion on the property 'ivhere tbe s lauQ'hter hous e is 10CB ted n ear the Airpor t. C 1 IT i 1 inn )Cf8n ~e Sc1'lool r,,;r. Wm. Pen ti lla. John Parker, and C. A. 'rrn i tt appeared before the Comm~. ssion to discuss the traininn: classes to be conducted in connection wi tb local civilian defense. Wrn. Pen ti lla and John 'I"arker re :~orte('\ on the defens e school the y at tcmded in Helena. I I I I I I Adjournment Tll.ere be:tng no further blJslness to come before the Commission at this time, it was moved by Commissioner Sorenron, seconded by Mayor Busch that the meeting ad;iourn and the motion was carried by the following .nye and No vote; those voting Aye being Commiss loner Sorenson and Mayor Busch; those voting No, none. ~tte,:ti1_ // ,~~~ lerk of the Commission--- ~ ]I"a (.Tor 43H