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July 6, 1964
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Owasso met in regular session at the Town
Hall on the 6th day of July, 1964 at 7:00 p.m.
Present: W. J. Bryson President of the Board
Don Austin Trustee
V. D. Duncan Trustee
Inez Odom Town Clerk
Josephine Downey Deputy Clerk
Ralph Carr Treasurer
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Mrs. Parks from the liquor store appeared and said she thought it unfair to charge
~2~?0. for a liquor license as other towns around here do not charge as much. Bryson
said he would like to study the situation before a decision is made.
Flournoy moved we cut the license fee in half. Austin seconded the motion. Duncan
moved we table the motion until next July 20 meeting. Austin seconded the motion.
Ayes: Bryson, Austin, Duncan, Flournoy.
Bryson read a contract from Badger Meter Mfg. Company, F_,uaranting a maximu*n price
for one year on any meters we wish to buy from them. Austin moved we sign the
contract. Duncan seconded the motion. Ayes: Bryson, Austin, Duncan, Flournoy.
Mr. Bryson presented a map from Mansur Engineers showing where easements should be
located on the need property East of Towr.. It was agreed for Herb Tyler to study the
map before a decision is made.
Let the minutes reflect that a copy of a letter was rec°ived from Mansur on a work
order to Byrd Construction Co.
Mr. Clay reported that the City of Tulsa could no longer take care of our stray
dogs free of charge. rl~hey suggested a charge of approximately .50 per day for
each dog for food, for three days then a charge for destroying the dogs. Clay
was instructed to find out the exact cost that could be worked out with the City
of Tulsa and report to the Council for a decision.
Mr. flay suggested the stop light be moved to 2nd and Main Street but the Board
decided to leave it where it is now.
Ray Skinner, Insurance Agent for the City, discussed the new insurance policy
which includes two passenger cars, four trucks and liability for all city employees.
Mr. Flournoy moved we add medical of v~1,000. each on all six vehicles for $12.00
each or a total of v~72.00. lluncan seconded the motion. Ayes; Duncan, Flournoy,
Austin, Bryson.
Herb Tyler said there is a problem of an outdoor toilet where the sewer line is not
available, north of the Methodist Church. Mr. Bryson said to notify the Health
Officer when the toilet runs over.
Dorothy Allsup asked for a raise and to work by the month instead of by the hour.
She asked for ~1g0. per month. Mr. Austin moved iJe give a raise to X185.00 der
month. Duncan seconded the motion. Ayes: Duncan, tiustin, Flournoy, Bryson.
The following claims were approved:
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July 6, 1964
E. W. Brown
15.00
H. C. Bradley 151.23
H. C. Bradley 25.00
J. H. Tyler 174.90
L. G. Hale 42.50
Josephine Downey 120.53
Dorothy Allsup 67.33
Inez H. Odom 56.98
Buddy David Hilburn 135.33
Sherrill & Sherrill 60.00
L. G. Hale 105.01
Public Service Co. 1,256.47
Fred R. Harmon 140.96
Gordon 0. Clay 160.19
Roy Oliver DX Station 13.39
Andy Trout 5.00
Lee Baker X5.00
The Collinsville News 31.50
J. H. Z'~ ler 100.00
DX Sunray Oil Co. 14.17
Otasco 11.94
Federal Reserve Bank 102.00
State Contribution Fund 135.72
Okla. Tax Commission 5.04
Edward Hilburn 120.00
International Pipe $ Ceramics Co. 49.00
H. C. Bradley 151.23
Public Service Co. 12.48
State Contribution Fund 99.60
Okla. Tax Commission 4.98
Owasso Lumber Co. 24.55
DX Sunray Oil Co. 21.10
Okla. Natural Gas Co. 1.91
Gerald D. Swanson 12.50
Tulsa Tractor & Implement Co. 4.95
N. D. Williams 3.00
B & B Sales Co. 2$. iE~
Public Service Co. of Okla. 29.85
Garrett 1~lunicipal Sales 18.14
Public Service Co. of Okla. 262.71
Federal Reserve Bank 273.80
State: Contribution Fund 228.19
Okla. Tax Commission 13.b8
R. W. Dixon Cpncrete Co. 110.40
Anchor Stone Co. 84.44
R. E. Murphy 10.00
Acme Blectric Co. 58.50
The Collinsville News 77.20
DX Sunray Oil Co. 70.21
Apco Oil Corp 10.52
Public Service Co. of Okla. 8.83
Federal Reserve Bank 158.60
State Contribution Fund 142.28
Okla. Tax Co^mission 7.91
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Treasury Report
July 1, 1964
General Fund 3,74$.$6
Refuse 604.76
Street & Alley 6,371.77
Sinking 12,$22.45
Water 12,4.34.61
Waterworks 32,974.54
Sewer 497.5
Sewer Improvement 3$0.5$
Meter Deposit 2,7$0.05
Park 99.00
Cemetery 1,337.44
Total 74,051.97
Mr. Austin moved we adjourn at 9:35• Mr. Flournoy seconded the motion.
Ayes: Flournoy, Austin, Duncan, Bryson.
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W. J. B son, Presid t of the Board
Inez H. Odom, Town Clerk