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January 20, 1964
The Owasso Board of Trustees met in regular session at 7;25 p.r.^.., January
20, 1961+ in City Hall.
Present: W. J. Bryson
Don Austin.
V. D. Duncan
Inez Odom.
Josephine Downey
M. S. S~.wyer
Ralph Carr
Absent: Floyd Flournoy
President of the Board
Trustee
Trustee
To;~rn Clerk
Deputy Clerk
Attorney
Treasurer
The minutes of the last regular meeting of January 6, 1961+ were read and approved
as read.
Mr. Spickel.mier asked for a street light installed at the corner of northwest 2nd
Avenue and Cedar. Austin moved we install the light. Duncan seconded the motion.
Ayes: Bryson, Duncan, Austin.
Ruth Rule and Nancy Franke, park board members asked the City to maintain and
control the park. Mrs. Rule stated that the purpose of the park board was to
help raise funds for the park and to advise the City of park needs. It was agreed
that a fee should be charged for park building use. Mr. Bryson stated that he
would work whole-heartedly for the park. .Herb Tyl~::r said he would take care of
installing a water line and check on the cost of grading grounds. Mr. Bryson
asked Mrs. Rule to get by-laws drawn up and presented to the City.
A motion was made by Austin and seconded by Duncan to annex real property owned
by the Town of Owasso and located in the SE4 of the NEyI,, Section 30, Township 31,
North Range 14 East, and more particularly described in warranty deeds recorded
in Book 3844, page 342 and Book 3112, page 461, repsectively, in the Office of
the County Clerk for Tulsa County, Oklahoma, and that such notices be given,
petitions, resolution and~or ordinances be prepared,. filed and~or presented
that may be necessary for the purpose of affecting such annexation. The above
description is the present Rayola Park.
Hilburn and Tyler stated that they had found a place to dump on property belonging
to a AFr. Haggerty for w45• per month. Mr. Duncan moved and Mr. Austin seconded
that tine use the dump. Ayes: Bryson, Duncan, Austin. Mr. Sawyer was asked to draw
up a contract between the City and Mr. Haggerty.
Reco.*nmend-cations read by Mr. Bryson. were not favorable for the V°ichita Tank & Bridge
Corp, lowest bidder on the water toti~er repair. Mr. Bryson moved we accept the next
lowest bid by Midwest Tank and Reservoir Service, of Pittsburg, Kansas for X1,367.00.
Dunc~:n seconded the motion. 'yes: Br~.-son, Austin, Duncan.
It was decided to transfer X500. from the R-fuse to the Water fund for repayment of
Refuse truck.
Mr. Bryson presented booklets of notice to bidders, proposal, contract & specifications,
and bond forms prep; red by Engineers. Mr. Bryson moved we accept plans as sub:r_itted.
Duncan secended the motion. tiyes: Bryson, Duncan, tiustin.
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Mr. Duncan moved we advertise for bids on standpipe, to be opened cn February 17,
1964 at 7:30 p.m. A:r. Bryscn seconded the motion. "yes; Bryson, Austin, Duncan.
Mr. Clay presented plans for a jail. A discussion followed.
The following claims were approved:
C. R. Rose 5.00
John Kornegay 1;.00
Glen D. Kiddy 15.00
Crager GP~'C Inc. 165.40
Bankers Life & Casualty Co. 20.67
H. C. Bradley 125.62
W. J. Bryson 10.00
Crager GMC Inc. 248.10
Roto Rooter 55.50
Bankers Life & Casualty Ins. 7.2,7
Buddy David Hilburn 123.75
L. G. Hale 42.50
Edward Hilburn. 10.00
Eagle Tent & Awning Co. 4.40
Alhambra Hardware 34.96
Truck Ins. Exchange 66.60
Phillips Petroleum Co. 16.?%
Bankers Life ~ Casualty 16.51
Josephine Downey 107.75
J. H. Tyler 161.19
Dorothy Allsup 74.77
Inez H. Odom 60.85
V. D. Duncan 10.00
Floyd Flournoy 10.00
W.K.Kellam and D.O. Cordell 111+.77
J. B. Largent 19.53
Commercial Lumber Co. 102.31
Crager GP~'C Inc. 992.40
Arrow-Hart & Hegeman Co. 6.62
Owasso Lumber Co. ?6.49
O.K. Fire protection & Dry Ice 22.00
Olivetti Underwood Corp. 27.00
The Jimmie Jones Co. 24.08
Okla. Natural ;'as Co. 32.85
Tulsa Utilities Services Div. 699.15
The Shamrock Oil Corp. 66.81
First rational Bank & Trust Co.2,340.44
L. G . Hale 101.:.27
Crager GT"-C Inc. 2:;..8,10
Anchor Stone Coy 48.89
Gordon 0. Clay 146.25
rankers Life ~ Casualty 4.93
Fred R. Harmon 121.78
N~aymon B. Thomas 25.00
M. S. Sawyer 75.00
Don Austin 10.00
Ralph Carr 10.00
Okla. Tire & Supply Ce. 35.29
4-States Motor Parts 11.07
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. 16.76
Okla. t?Mural Gas Co. 12.34
Apco Oil Corp. 5?.34
Sunray DX Oil Co. 25.00
Mr. Austin moved we adjourn at 9:40 p.m. Bryson seconded the motion. Ayes: Bryson,
Austin, Duncan.
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Inez H. Odom, Town Clerk
[rr. J. Bry on, Presiden of the Bo~.rd