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March 20, 1967
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Owasso met in regular session at 7:20 p.m. on
March 20, 1967, in the Town Hall.
Present: John troth
Joe Ross
V. D. Duncan
Inez Odom
Josephine Downey
Absent:
Ernie Foster
Dean Large
President of the Board
Trustee
Trustee
Town Clerk
Deputy Clerk
Trustee
Trustee
The minutes of the Last meeting were read and approved as read. ~
Mr. troth reported that the Chamber of Commerce will probably withdraw their petition
against the use of radar at their next meeting.
Mx. troth received a summons for the Town of Owasso to answer on or before March 28,
1967, in regard to a suit brought by Gordon Clay for $10,000. A letter was also
received from attorney, Russell E. Moss asking u.s to contact his office for settle-
ment in the case for unlawful arrest.
A petition was read from Owasso Builders Supply Company, consisting of Hale Brothers
asking for annexation of Hale Addition:
A part of the SE1 of the Nt~Tl of Section 30, Twp. 21-N, Range 14-E,
Tulsa County, Oklahoma, being more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point 150 fegt North of the SE Corner of the Nt~Jl of
said Section 30, Thence N 0 15' 46" W along the East Line of said NW1:
a distance of X35 feet to a point, Thence West and Parallel to the
South Line of said Section 30 a distance of 592 feet to a point,
Thence South and Parallel to the East Line of the Nf~i': of said Section
30 a distance of X335 feet to a point, Thence S 89 46~ 7" E and Par-
allel to the South Line of the RPn'? of said Section 30 a distance of
592 feet to a point, said point being the point of beginning and con-
taining 11.01 acres, more or less.
The petition is being advertised and a hearing was set for 7:30, April 3, 1967.
A letter was read from Roger L. Smithey, a State Representative concerning courts
in small Towns.
Mr. troth has been appointed Chairman of "Keep Oklahoma Beautiful" committee.
Mr. Ross moved and Mr. Duncan seconded that we adopt the proposed (attached)
SANITARY SETrTER AND WATER SYSTEMS INSIDE AND OUTSIDE TOL~INN LIMITS. Ayes: troth, Ross,
Duncan.
Mr. Duncan moved and Mr. Ross seconded we adopt the proposed (Attached) WATER LINE
SPECIFICATIONS AND RULES. Ages: troth, Duncan, Ross.
A zoning application and $25. check was received from Standard Auto Supply but the
Town cannot act upon zoning until it has been recommended by the planning Commission.
Mr. VanAlstine asked for the sign to be moved at "DO-NOT-ENTER'' Lanes, north of To
to a more conspicious place. The Board gave permission for him to move them as he~hinks
best.
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March 20, 1967 Minites continued ---
Gary Sherrill has been given five tickets for improper parking at 4th and Main Street.
There is a disagreement about the property belonging to the Town or to Sherrill. The case
was postponed by the court last week until_ a survey could establish ownership of the
parking space. It was agreed for Mr. PateTS engineer to survey the land from a definate
point which has been established. Mr. Sawyer suggested the policemen continue to give
tickets for violations.
The Board discussed an Ordinance amendment in regard to ;animals, and decided it was
necessary to have 65,000 sq.ft. or 11 acres for an animal of a certain nature to be
kept and that excretions must be picked up daily and disposed of in a sanitary manner.
Mr. Hale discussed his parking problem at 711 North Atlanta Apartments. He also
presented a plat for Hale Addition. The City will take bids for water lines to the
addition immediately after annexation.
A plat of the Hale Addition was delivered to the Town.
The following claims were approved:
Sewer Fund
H. C. Bradley 165.33
Colonial Life 3.00
United Laboratories ]..4.9.95 318.28
Meter Deposit Fund:
H. E. Haynes 15.00
B. T. Mills 15.00 30.00
Street & Alley Fund:
Joe Ross 10.00
Anchor Stone 71.28 81.28
Water Fund:
Collinsvi]_le News 39.'75
Apco oil 135.1}0
Cooper Supply 125.40
Gerald D. Swanson 12.50
_ Chas. R. ?n)hitworth 5.23
Fdgar Rice lOG.00
Scotty's Flower Garden 10.20
C. W. Fry 447.50
S/j~d Meter & Sup. 167.10
Utility Supply 488.38
Okla. Natl. Gas 53.72
City Utility Serv. 844.65
S.T,d Bell 52.50
Com. Lumber 177.42
Starlane Corp. 36.55
J. B. & Bertha Largent 117.7b
Martha Boyd 1.0.00
Allen J. Bradley 156.19
Colonial Life S.OG
Dorothy Allsup 121.45
Josephine Downey 11+3.95
Gene Hardin 58.04
J. H. Tyler 219.75
Buddy Hilburn 145.27
Leonard Thompson 164.41 3,841.12
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March 20, 1967 Minutes continued ----
General Fund
Collinsville News 1,2.50
Sinclair Refining 2.68
Owasso Methodist Church 10.00
L. L. Ridgway Enterprises 11+•40
Okla. Natural Gas 43.49
J. P. Cooke Co. 11.93
duality Print Shop 34.50
Donald McLaury 82.83
John R. Groth 10.00
Maude Johnson 25.00
M. S. Sawyer 25.00
M. S. Sawyer 50.00
Inez Odom 10.00
Raymon B. Thomas 25.00
V. D. Duncan 10.00
Harry ?,Morley 25.00
A. S. Mozingo 74.4-2
Colonial Life 6.20
Edw. VanAlstine, Jr. 166.65
?rJoodrow Waters 174.10
Total
843.70
5,114.38
Mr. Ross moved we adjourn at 9:15 p.m. Mr. Duncan seconded the motion. Ayes:
Groth, Ross, Duncan.
R. Groth
Inez H. Odom, Town Clerk