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Home My WebLink About1972.03.06_City Council Minutes~ ~ ~ March 6, 1972 Tr- Dwasso Town Council met in regular session on March 6, 1972 at 7:05 p.m. in down Hall Present: Joe Ross,.presiddnt of council Robert Peel, vice president of cc,uncil ~. D. Duncan, member Dean .Large, member Josephine Downey, clerk Bill VanDall, acting attorney Absent: John Mowery The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. P4otion made by Duncan and second by Large to renew X6,000 of the r'iremen's pension in certificates of deposit for 24 months. `1'o renew X10,000 of winking Fund for 12 months and x.2,000 for 6 months. Ayes Duncan, Peel and Large. In as much as the City Attorney, T~_. S. Sawyer, is still in the ICU of St. Francis Hospital, Peel made a motion, second by Peel to hire Bill VanDall at the present pay. Ayes Peel, Large and Duncan. Feel made a motion, second by Large that VanDall be hired for a period of now until May 1, 1972. Ayes Peel, Duncan and Large. Ross asked that the record show that the council thanked ~anDall for the great job he has done for the city on such short notice. VanDall said the record should show that the matter with the ~°ingo Valley Shopping Center had been taken care of. Ross read a letter from J. Dale Dowdy and said he sent a check for project Application OK lA-9 (72) for X15,099. He is with the Oklahoma Civil. Defense. Vandall is to meet with Charles Norman about the sewer line and report at the next meeting. Letter of thanks was read from Tom Schick, Civil Defense.., concerning radios given sometime back. Letter from Charles :spencer was read showing the different ordinances andsteps to be taken in changing the city government and writting the charter. VanDall is to go over ordinances and have them ready for the council to act on at the next meeting. Peel made a motion, second by Large to advertise for bids for trash collector for the next two weeks and if possible hire one at the next meeting. Permission was given Oklahoma Special Olymics to come to:Owasso to solicit funds for their projects with the retarded. Duncan made a motion, second by Peel to have Ross help County `'ommissioner Lewis Harris, in anyway he can in obtaining more funds for county work. Ayes Large, Peel and Duncan. VanDall is to handle traffic court on Saturday and Jerry Pickerill will serve as judge. The following claims were signed and there being no futher business the meeting, adjourned at 8;10 p.t~. ~~ cT ~ ~~ _ _ .. T~~arch 6. 1972--- minutes continued Claims Approved General rand: Blue Cross & "lue Shield 76.10 American Family Life 6.80 Colonial rife n~ Acc. Ins. 4.00 First Bank of Owasso 276.00 Public Service Co. 24.05 hural Water District ~3 7.75 Don Bennett 5.76 Skelly Oil Co. 263.80 J. P. Cooke Co. 15.50 Joe Koss Jr. 8.00 E, A, Bryson 16.87 Grestern Aubo 9.58 Victor Koenning 15.00 First Bamk of Owasso 119.25 Jerry Pickerill 70.00 R, C. Hinton 5.19 Woodrow Waters 40.60 von F'. Allison 1b.41 ~~oodrow Waters 212.20 Don F. Allison 198.12 Lew Ayers 197.95 Lon Bennett 186.37 Street ~ Alley Fund: Anchor stone Co. 40.98 4dater Fund: Blue Cross & Blue Shield 272.40 American Family Life 7.90 Public Service Co. 61.27 Public aervice Co, 371.30 r~irst Bank of Owasso 401.40 Colonial Life & Acc. ~o. 4.00 James Halsey Property A'igts. 150.00 J. H. Tyler 50.00 Toulder-Oldham Co. 5.95 `'outhwest n•~eter Supply ~o. 26.31 Treat-Kite Water Laboratories44.90 Skelly Oil ~o. 87.94 Lorothy rloyd 25.60 Delano Lang L;2.32 Dorothy Allsup 165.46 Glenna Anderson 102.69 Josephine Lowney 180.77 J. H. Tyler 278,90 Jerry 1r+. Hewitt 201.50 Luther D. Lang 175.68 Arnnie %eGill 201,50 Leonard Thompson 196.05 Sewer Fund: Blue Cross ~ Blue shield 19.40 Colonial Life Acc. Ins. Co. 3.00 First Bank of Owasso 100.80 Kelly Tractor & Impl. ~o. 200.07 Tulsa Hock Co. 57,19 Owasso Lumber ~o. 74,31 First Bank of Owasso 250.00 Sewer Fund ~~ontinued First Bank of Owasso 1,397.57 Central Scientific Co. 14.00 H. C. Bradley 35.81 Leonard Thompson 17.91 Arnnie McGill X7.91 Jerry ky. Hewitt 35.81 B. D. i-Iilburn 193.05 H. `'. Bradley 204.97 Refuse Fund: ~. R. 1`CAnelley and Jim ., Summers 625.00 Woodrow Faust 1,47b.69 ~., Cemetery Fund: J. H. Tyler 40.79 Aleter Deposit rand: Juanita Iviartin 15.00 Lloyd Topton 15.00 Rev. D. Joe Fowler 20.00 Dale W. I~illiams 15.00 Frank Neil 15.00 Ray Hunt 15.00 Dennis rienry 15.00 Gerald (~'onr~y Johnston) 15.00 Russell Biggs 15.00 Marvin Smith 15.00 n _ r 1 J ~~ // ~ir~.-TIJ~ .2~ ;~ Actin Town `'lerk, No~a Kolb ~`~ '_ March 6, 1972 -- Treasurers Report FUND BANK CFA T. DEPOSI T MA TUR. DA TE SAVINGS General Fund 7,950.79 Sales Tax Reserve Fund 2,092.30 6,000.00 September 18, 1972 4,000.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 Firemen's Pension Fund 678.70 3,500.00 6,000.00 2,800.00 Refuse Fund Street & Alley Fund Sinking Fund Water Fund Sewer Fund Sewer Improvement Fund Meter Deposit Fund Park Fund Cemetery Fund Cemetery Perp. Care Fund Main Street Sidewalks N:ain Street Improvement OUA Fund 8,146.32 7,619.35 5,000.00 1,000.00 2,625.27 20,000.00 10,000.00 2,000.00 6,000.00 2,803.40 7,673.85 6,979.52 2,755.05 44.89 3,981.62 1,231.43 -0- -0- 1.4, 500.00 4,000.00 March 15, 1972 March 12, 1972# March 19, 1972# September 18, 1972 March 18, 1972 August 19, 1973 March 16, 1972 March 16, 1972# March 18, 1973 March 18, 1972 March 18, 1972 April 19, 1972 March 18, 1973 April 9, 1972 1,978.58 2,000.00 3,752.49 58,334.98 92,800.00 3,978.58 %~ These are one month automatic renewal certificates. The Board approved tra :sfer of aprrcrriaticn of "eneral r~.znd of Capitcl Out1a~1, ~'S,OOO, to ~eaeral ~'u~d, "ainterance and Operations. ~ ~~ .,. ~, r