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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1966.01.03_City Council Minutess ~ ~~ ~~ January 3, 196b The Board of Trustees of the Town of Owasso met in regular session at the Town Hall Monday evening, January 3, 1966, at 7:03 p.m. Present: Mr. Large arrived at John troth Ernie Foster V. D. Duncan Robbie Fickle Josephine Downey Dorothy Allsup Glenn Rosecrans 7:35 P.m. President of Board Trustee Trustee Town Clerk Deputy Clerk Assistant Clerk Town Treasurer The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved with the exception that paragraph six of the minutes of the first page should read "water fund" rather than water deposit fund and paragraph 7, page 2 should read "Ty;e K Copper" rather than galvanized pipe. Mr. troth reported that Mr. J. Ray Smith would have debris removed from the drainage ditch between Elm and Forrest Streets. Bids on the Starlane water line were read by Mr. troth. The following bids were received: H. A. Milk (or Mi11s) Const. Co. Service Crossings Casey, Turner ~ Moore, Tulsa Service Crossings B & W Utilities Co., Tulsa Service Crossings $3,955.50 (3" lines Omitted) 90.00 each 4,799.00 95.00 each 4,478.50 (3" lines Omitted) 80.00 each Mr. Foster moved that B & W Utilities Co. bid of $4,478.50, with service crossings at $80.00 each, be accepted. Mr. Duncan seconded the motion. Ayes, troth, Foster Duncan. Mr. Gary Sherrill's letter of resignation, effective immediately, was read. Mr. Duncan moved that Mr. Sherrill's resignation be a ceepted. Mr. Foster seconded the motion. Ayes, troth, Foster, Duncan. Mr. Foster moved that Mr. Joe Ross, Ward 4, be appointed to fill the vacancy. Mr. Duncan seconded the motion. Ayes, Grtoh, Foster, Duncan. Mr. troth presented plumbing ordinances and codes of the State of Oklahoma and sug- gested that the town adopt these codes, when modified to fit our need. Mr. Tyler will work on modifications of these codes along with other councilmen. Mr. troth presented the findings of the Oklahoma Municipal League on the proposed one- cent sales tax Increase which, if passed, would provide additional revenue for the town's operation. After a discussion on refuse pick-up, Mr. Foster moved that Mr. Sawyer be contacted to draw up a no trash burning ordinance which would include mandatory curb-side pick-up service for residential users. Apartment complex service will be picked up in their trash service areas. This ordinance would permit two (2) containers per household, not to exceed 20-gallon capacity each. Containers shall not be filled with refuse or other residues which will cause each container's weight to exceed 40 pounds. Regular °,,a~ Minutes continued-Page 2-Jan. 3, 1966 pick-up service will be scheduled. Special pick-ups can be arranged for odd shapes, other containers or heavy loads by calling City Hall. Additional charges will be made for these pick-ups according to the load. Mr. Duncan seconded the motion. Ayes, Groth, Foster, Large, Duncan. The January 17 meeting will be open far' public discussion on this issues starting at 8 p.m. and not to exceed a one-hour time ;;erod. Mr. Clay was present to discuss with the Board the City's claim for $33.00 against his salary. The discussion arose over the Board asking Mr. Clay to pay a relief man while he was on a trip in November. After discussion, theBoard agreed that Mr. Clay would pay the $33.00, due to the fact that Mr. Clay was on unauthorized leave. The following claims were approved: January 3, 1966 Wesley Justice $686.66 H. C. Bradley 153•g5 Okla. Tax Commission 4.51 State Contribution Fund 65.86 Federal Reserve Bank 89.60 Bankers Life & Casualty 17.11 Paul Hill 115.69 Federal Reserve Bank 32.80 State Contribution Fund 64.63 Okla. Tax C:~mmission 1.64 Bowline Construction Co. 1,174.47 Leonard Thompson 161.00 Buddy David Hillburn 138.59 ~. H. Tyler 180.15 Edward Van Alstine, Jr. 10.00 B. C. Collins 15.00 Gary Vaughn 10.00 James Patton 10.00 Jack O'Donnell 10.00 Spencer's Sinclair 15.00 Darrell Evans 5.00 Dorothy Allsup 85.15 Josephine Downey 83.84 Josephine Downey 135.93 Inez H. Odom 60.91 Cooper Supply Company 94.80 Bowline Const. Co. 7,525.53 Olivetti Underwood Corp. 32.00 Anchor Stone Compar~y 20.57 Okla. Janitor Supply Company 2.40 Okla. Tire & Supply Co. 3.32 Public Service Com}zany 18.35 Sherrill & Sherrill 140.00 r;arshall Supply ~ Equipment Co. 38.30 Federal Reserve Bank 522.40 State Contribution Fund 381.28 Okla. Tax Commission 26.21 Edward Van Alstine, Jr. 140.02 .Gordon 0. C1sy 136.33 A. S. Mozingo 25.87 Victor ~;. Koenning 15.00 Bill Storey & Fire & Safety Co. 39.43 Brown's Quality Print Shop 39.50 r1 °~ ~~ Claims App roved-Jan. 3, 1966-Continued New Dodge City 6.80 Gordon 0. Cl.y 5.00 Harry Worley 150.00 We11s Food Market 14.13 Western Auto Store 7.65 Federal Reserve Bank 203•?0 State Contribution Fund 175.36 Oklahoma T~~x Commission 10.23 Mr. Large moved we ad3ourn at 9;33 P.M. Mr. Foster seconded the motion. Ayes, Groth, Large, Foster Duncan. ,~ - ~1 ,-~ ~ ~ Y 2 s Jo ~R. Groth, President cg Board ~'~ Ro ie D. Fickle, Town Clerk rf