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May 4, 1964
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Owasso met in regular session at the Town
Hall on the 4th day of May, 1964, at 7:00 p.m.
Present: W. J. Bryson
Don Austin
Floyd Flournoy
V. D. Duncan
Inez Odom
Josephine Downey
President of the Board
Trustee
Trustee
Trustee
Town Clerk
Deputy Clerk
The minutes of the last meeting of April 20, were read and approved as read.
Let the minutes reflect that the County Commissioners approved the towns petition
annexing ~Layola Park of the following description, to the Town of Owasso, as of
May 4, 1964:
"Beginning at a point 177 Feet West of the Southeast Corner of the Southeast
Quarter (SEw) of the Northeast Quarter NE~) of Section Thirty (30), Township
Twenty-one (21) North, Range ~'~ourteen (14) East of the Indian Base and Meridian,
Thence West on the South line of said SE ~ of the NE ~ of said Section Thirty
(30), a distance of 503 Feet to a point, thence North, and along the East line
of Marywood Addition to the 'j'own of Owasso, a distance of 746 Feet to a point,
Thence East and parallel with the south line of the said SE ~ of the NE ~ of
Section 30, to a point on the west line of Public Highway, a distance of 503
Feet, thence South along said highway, a distance of 74b feet to the point of
beginning, in Tulsa County, State of Oklahoma.
Mr. Flournoy said we need a jail, but nobody had a suggestion for means of payment.
Mr. Mansur brought three sets of plans, and three booklets of Waterworks Extensions
and Improvements, Contract No. Mo 11-2. He discussed the plans, then asked that
we send two sets of the material to the State Health Department for approval and keep
one set on file at Town Hall.
It was agreed to accept bids on the Waterworks Extension on June 1, 1964 at S;UO p.m.
Mr. Flournoy suggested we hire someone to clean drain pipes.
Mr. Smith, representing the Free Will Baptist Church, said they had tied onto the sewer
line by way of crossing the adjoining lot. He asked the City to pay for the line to the
edge of the church property. After much discussion, the Board agreed that they could
not accommodate as they have never paid anything on sewers except the first bond issue
sewer line established in Owasso.
Mr. Austin said the library has a new bicycle stand and asked where to install it. It
was agreed to allow them one parking place in front of the library for the bicycles.
Dog vacination day was set f'or May 23rd from g;00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
The following claims were approved:
Edward S. Sunday, Jr. 15.00
Lee Wayne Morgans 15.00
L. G. Hale 42.50
Buddy David Hilburn 135.33
W. M. Haggerty 45.00
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Claims approved continued--
Quality Chevrolet Co. 16.56
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp. 162.64
H. C. Bradley 151.23
Public Service Co. of Okla. 15.18
Josephine Downey 120.53
Inez H. Odom 61.28
J. H. Tyler 174.90
Dorothy Allsup 75.61
Cooper Supply ~o. 2.61
Okla. Janitor ''upply 7.50
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp. 18.61
Owasso Lumber ~o. 19.00
W. A. Shanks Agency 25.00
Public Service Co. of Okla. 1+0.82
Sherrill ~ Sherrill 60.00
L. G. Hale 105.01
Gordon 0. Clay 149.93
Fred R. Harmon 130.70
Okla. Tire & Supply ~o. 20.85
Tulsa Communications Service 119.50
Carmie Sappington 5.00
W. A. Shanks Agency 25.00
4 States Motor Parts 11.34
Parrish & dark 54.65
Sinclair Refining Co. 21.61
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp. 22.7,4
Kerr~IcGee Oil Co. 19.48
Sunray DX Oil Co. 30.06
Public Service Co. 8.94
Okla. Natural Gas Co. 15.44
The following Financial Report was presented as of May 1, 1964:
General Fund 2,511.30
Refuse 567.94
Street & Alley 6,069.57-
Sinking 13,176.20
Water 11,074.69
Watej~works 207,951.00
Sewer 422.79
Sewer Improvement 369.58
Meter Deposit 2,650.05
Park 99.06
Cemetery 1,500.30
Total 22.42
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Inez H. om, Town Clerk J. Br son, Presid t o Board