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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1969.09.29_City Council Minutes September 29, 1969 The Owasso Town Council reconvened the regular session of September 15, 1969, on September 29, 1969 at 7:00 p.m. for the purpose of hearing two applications for rezoning. Present: John Groth Howard Stamper Bill Henson Gary Evans Joe Ross Inez Odom Josephine Downey M. S. Sawyer President of the Board Member Member Member (arrived at 7:15 p.m.) Member (arrived at 7:25 p.m.) Town Clerk Deputy Clerk Attorney Mr. Stamper moved the reading of the minutes he postponed to the next regular meeting. Ms. Henson seconded the motion. Ayes: Groth, Henson, Stamper. Mr. Groth declared the meeting a public meeting and with a letter of application, a proof of publication, and a letter from the Planning Commission in hand, asked for discussion of the rezoning of the Dr. Reed property west of his present trailer court. The letter from the Planning Commission recommended approval of the zoning but further recommended that final approval be withheld until City's Engineers certify the land in question is out of the Flood Plain designation to the 50-year average mean flood level. No objections were heard and Mr. Stamper moved the zoning be approved with final approval being given when the land is out of the Flood Plain as recommended by the Planning Commission Mr. Henson seconded the motion. Ayes: Groth, Henson, Stamper. Mr. Groth read a letter-agreement from Ira Leach, written by his attorney, Harold Charney, agreeing to perf orm wrecker service and towing service at the rate of $6.00 for services rendered within one mile of the police station located in Owasso, during daylight hours, to be defined as that time when headlights are not required to be used. The same service at night would be $7.00. A fee of $1.00 per mile to be charged for any distance outside the one mile radius, on a one-way basis only. Mr. Leach proposed to charge $10.00 per hour for any labor required in excess of 30 minutes at the site of the tow-in. The agreement further stated that a 60-day notice would be required by either party wishing to cancel the agreement. After some discussion, the Board agreed that daytime should be defined as sunrise to sun- set. Mr. Sawyer also reconIInended the notice of cancelation in the agreement should be 30 days instead of 60 days. Mr. Stamper moved we accept and sign the letter of intent with the suggested changes written in. Mr. Henson seconded the motion. Ayes: Groth, Stamper, Henson, Evans. Mr. Groth presented a letter of application, a proof of publication, and a letter of recommendation from the Planning Commission on the re zoning of the Piss. Nina Lindsey Laundry property. No objections were heard and A9r. Henson moved we accept the Planning Commission's recommendations for the rezoning. Mr. E~rans seconded the motion. Ayes: Groth, Henson, Stamper, Evans, Ross. Mr. Tyler has procured costs for materials on the Kornegay water lines amounting to $9,958.39. The materials are to be furnished by Mr. Kornegay, and the labor by the Town with no further pay offs by the Town, then the labor is to be charged to O.U.A. and the lines will be maintained by the Town, as with former agreements with O.U.A. a ~ . .~ September 29, 1969 -- Minutes continued A letter has been received by the Town Clerk from the Indian Nations Council asking for the incorporation date of the Town. The exact date cannot be found but evidence is available of an election being called in April, 1904 for a Board of Trustees. Mr. Stamper moved we adjourn at g:00 p.m. Mr. Ross seconded the motion. Ayes: Groth, Stamper, Henson, Evans, Ross. ~~ hn R. Groth, President of the Board ~ j. Inez H. Odom, Town Clerk