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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1966.10.03_City Council Minutes'.II .. P October 3, 1966 The Board of Trustees of the Town of Owasso met in regular session at the Town Hall at 7:00 p.m. on October 3, 1966 Present John troth V. D. Duncan Ernie Foster Joe Ross Dean Large Inez Odom Josephine Downey Martha Boyd President of the Board Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee Town Clerk Deputy Clerk Treasurer The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved as read. Mr. Stalder was present for hearing on suggested commercial rates for water. Mr. troth stated that he had acquired figures from Pryor, and Broken Arrow who are comparable to Owasso in size and usage and made the following suggestions for Owasso: First 1,000 gal. $5.00 Next 9,000 gal. .75 per 1,000 Next 90,000 gal. .50 per 1,000 Above ~-.s- 100~~000 gal. .40 per 1,000 Mr. Foster moved and Mr. Large seconded that the above suggestion be adopted by Owasso. Ayes: Foster, Ross, Large, Duncan, troth. The following treasurer report was read by Martha Boyd: October 1, 196b FUt~~`D BANK CERT.DEPOSIT NA`IUR.DATE SAVINGS H ~30NDS General Fund 4,542.78 . Firemen~s Pension Fund 1,139.04 Refuse Fund 752.71 Street & Alley Fund 5,095.20 Sinking Fund 1,656.56 10,000.00 Feb. 2, 1967 5,000.00 5,000.00 Feb.lS, 1967 5,000.00 Apr.25, 1967 10,000.00 Aug.22, 1967 Water Fund 8,470.42 Sewer Fund 2,034.72 1,000.00 Sewer Improv. Fund 1,768.58 Meter Deposit Fund 5$5.05 3,500.00 Aug.22, 1967 1,000.00 4,000.00 Park Fund 403.39 Cemetery Fund 1,610.91 26,920.32 33,500.00 2,139.04 10,000.00 Balance of Funds General Fund Personal Services 14,611.06 Maint. & Operations 5,239.47 Capital Outlay 1,070.00 20,920.53 Street 8c Alley Personal Services 2,850.00 Maint. ~ Operations 1,292.80 4,142.x3© October 3, 1966 riinutes continued -- Mr. Dixon from the Neely Company, Turley, Okla. Phone FI 5-6451 gave the following bid on a police communication system: Two instruments (one for City Hall and one for one police car) installed, resdy to communicate for $315. plus $8.00 for a license f or five years. He also offered another instrument for another police car for $99.95 plus $12.00 for aerial, installed. Mr. liixon said we could use a license that Mr. Duncan already has for himself until ours arrives which will take about three weeks. He suggested we use channel 5. The complete communications would have a 90-day warranty. Mr. Duncan moved and Mr. Foster seconded we purchase the equipment for the two cars for a total of $426.95. Mr. Large suggested we get a bid from our Owasso dealer before we purchase. Mr. Foster moved and Mr. Luncan seconded we table the motion until next meeting in order to give our Owasso dealer acc>chance to give a bid. Ayes: troth, Foster, Ross, Large, Duncan. Mr. Dixon suggested we appoint a Civil Defense Director from Owasso which would make the City eligible for many matching funds for City equipment. He said we could call John Wilson, Tulsa City-County Civil Defense for more information. Mr. Foster moved and Mr. '~uncan seconded we take up the matter of Civil Defense Director at the next meeting after we have checked with Mr. y~ilson. eyes: troth, Foster, Ross, Large, Duncan. John Starr appeared representing a committee from the Methodist Church on the sewer problem. Mr. troth reviewed that the Methodist Church owned five lots of the block which had sewer omitted when the town sewer was installed. The five lots could be sewered by the City for $125. each or a cost of $625. and could be paid in cash or could be put on the tax rolls and paid over a period of five years with interest added. Mr. Starr thought his committee was favorable but he would have to talk more with the church and said they wished the alley closed on their property. Mr. troth said the alley could be closed with proper petitioning from the owners. Mr. troth stated that Mr. Bryson wishes water in Jonesville for commercial use in an animal clinic he is building for approximately $25,000. Mr. troth said we have no jurisdiction in that area yet as it is an independent district. Our deg pen needs repairing before we can pick up dogs. The City will furnish land, sewer and water line for a swimming pool in the southeast corner of the park if and when it can be built. The following claims were aNproved: Refuse Fund: Preston Payne 746.62 746.62 Street & Alley Fund: T. R. Mc''uire 25.00 25.00 Sewer Fund: Feder~:l Reserve Bank 108.50 Dept. Public Welfare 97.69 Okla. Tax Comm. 5,80 H. C. Bradley 155.24 367.23 General Fund: `~~ pl October 3, 1966 Minutes continued Fed. Reserve Bank Dept. Public '~relfare Okla. Income Tax Western Auto Tulsa Communic. Service Victor Koenning A. S. Mozingo Glenn Rosecrans A. V. Garriner,J.P. Tillie Bryan Woodrow Waters Edw.Van Alstine, Jr. J. W. Harrod 305.60 257.09 14.45 8.79 9.20 15.00 67.42 61.96 20.66 15.00 55.47 1 55.84 134.42 1,110.90 Water Fund: Fed. Reserve Bank Dept. Public 4~elfare Okla. Tax Comm. Sherrill & Sherrill Kelly Tractor Harry ~Jorley Garage Tulsa Tractor Loge Stewart Utility Supply Maus Hydraulic Jack cooper Supply McKesson ~c Robbins Foxboro Co. Gerald D. Swanson Dorothy Allsup Josephine Downey Gene A. Hardin J. H. Tyler Buddy Hilburn Leonard Thompson Dilla rd nidenhour 749.90 641.70 393e 140.00 3,700.00 7.23 1.95 36.00 177.40 83.30 11.20 231.50 9.67 12.50 84. ~+ 134.4 58.17 220.27 149.60 149.60 150.17 b,789.72 9,047.47 N:r. Large moved and Mr. Foster seconded that we adjourn at 8:50 p.m. tiyes: Groth, Foster, Ross, Large, and vuncan. 1 y 4 ~ ~,,'1 Jahn R. Groth, President of the Board Inez H. Odom, ~1'own clerk