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1958 Minutes q I "-J. ...ll. Grand Island. Nebraska January 2, 1958 . I Council met as per adjournment of December 18th. All Council- men present. His Honor. the Mayor presiding. R~v. Earl P~rkins of the Church of God and Christ opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meeting of December 18th, 1957. read and approved. Bonds having been O.Ko'd by the City Attorney were presented ~s follows: Electricians: William J. Hild C. W.Oyster Delbert Rounds Reinhardt Kruse Plumbers: Sanitary Plumbing Company Grand Island Plumbing Company Bernhard Kemper Roe Plumbing Company Al Herman McCarty Plumbing Company I Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, Bonds were approved. Applications of Chas. Vaclavek, O.K. Liquor Store, and E~ J. Vaclavek, H. & H. Liquor Store, for On-Sale Beer were presented: Motion of Zachry, seconded by Voss, referred to License Committee, hearing set for 7:30 P.M., January 15th. Applications of David Ditter, John C. Schneider D. C. Thompson Clyde Copple, for Liquor Licenses were presented: Motion of Russell. seconded by Zachry. applications to be held up until the Council has opportunity to make further investigation pertaining to the Liquor Lioenses. Reoommendation C. W. Burdick. that the Mayor and Counoil approve " the Agreements between the City and C.B. & Q Railroad, and the Union Paoifio R~ilroad for the laying of Water Main pipe on their properties I . was presented. ( COpy) RES 0 L UTI 0 N RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Grand Island,. Nebraska. THAT, the Mayor be and is hereby authorized and direoted to enter into an agreement with the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company oovering the City's construction of 10-inch cast iron water ;;j ,~) pipe line between survey st~tions 129+90 ~nd 1?0+90 of Belt Line Tract #5 near South Ave. produced west of Blaine Street, Grand Island Hall County, Nebraska. . I SI Harrv J. Voss SI William A. Gross sl Lyman M. Campbell SI F. A. Pepper Motion of Voss, seconded by Campbell, Resolution was adopted. ( COPY) RESOLUTION WHEREAS, THE ST. JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND RAILWAY COMPANY, and its Lessee, UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, have tendered to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND an agreement covering a 10-inch water pipe line across the right of way and under the main track of The St. Joseph and Grand Island Railway Company at Mile Post 249.51, near Grand Island, Nebraska; said agreement being identified as Union Pacific Railroad Company's C. D. No. 43143; and WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said proposed agreement before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said City of Grand Island will be subserved by the acceptance of said agreement; I THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND: That the terms of the agreement submitted by The St.Joseph and Grand Island Railway Company and Union Pacific Railroad Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby, accepted in behalf of said Oi ty; That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized,empowered and directed to execute said agreement on behalf of sai,d City, and that the City Clerk of said City is hereby authorized 'and directed to attest said agreement and to attach to each duplicate original of said agreement a certified copy of this resolution. , Motion of Zachry, seconded by Voss, Resolution was adopted. Request from E. E. Rohde, Pastor of Assembly of God Church, for permission to lower curb, corner 15th and Eddy, for off-street parking was presented. Motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, referred to Street and Alley Committee. (COpy STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) December 30, 1957 I . Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island In ~ Requests of First National Bank The undersigned members of the Street & Alley Committee respectfully recommend as follows: That the request of the First National Bank for permission to lower the curb on the east side of Locust Street between the Rona Lee Store to the alley be granted upon the following conditions. That said curb be lowered so as to include four parking spaces immediately south of the alley and such only. n c". "~I ~) That an agreement be entered into between the city and said bank whereby said bank pays the sum of $125.00 per year during the' period that the bank maintains such lowered curb said sum to be payable on Januar,v 15, 1958, and on the same date each following year during such use. . I That said agreement further provide for the immediate restora- tion of such of the curb as has now been lowered which is not in- cluded in the foregoing. That the request of said bank for permit to set a temporary frame shack type building on said property be granted subject, however, to the obligation to remove same at any time upon the giving of 30 days notice to said bank by the Mayor or building inspector of said city. Respeotfully submitted STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE SI F. A. Pepper S/ Lyman M. Campbell S/ Robert L. Sorensen S/ Marion I. Zachry Motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, recommendation was approved. (COpy STREET AND ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) January 2, 1958 I Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska We the undersigned, members of the Street & Alley Committee, hereby recommend that the City Legal Department be directed to make a study of Ordinance Nos. 369, 708 and 1264 pertaining to cutting of weeds, removal of snow and depositing of rubbish on private property within the City. Since these ordinances provide for overlapping duties on the part of certain City Officers and the methods of collecting costs are not uniform, the committee feels that they should be rewritten to clarify these duties and the method of collect ion. STREET AND ALLEY COMMITTEE S/ F. A. Pepper Chairman S/ Lyman M. Campbell S/ Robert L. Sorensen S/ Marion I. Zachry I . Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, request was referred to Ordinance Committee, and City Attorney. Motion of Sorensen, 2nd by Russell,Resolution on P.Dis.#257 was adopter ORDINANCE NO. 3322 levying assessments on Paving District No. 257 regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3322 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. G ~/f '-'.J _~. ORDINANCE NO. .5522 - Mot ion of Zachry, seconded by' Gros s, ru.le s suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. . I ORDINANCE NO. 3322 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3322 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Russell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Application of Lex Patten for Dancing Academy, having been I referred to the License Committee, was presented. Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, permit was granted. Carl Willard, City Attorney, made report to the Council pertaining' to recommendations of the C. A. A. Board of Examiners pertaining to the F~ontier Lines, whereby there would be two flights each way out of Grand Island, and the United apparently were not interested in landing in Grand Island, if and when permit was granted to Frontier Lines. He stated that the United apparently were not interested in landing in Grand Island if the Frontier Lines were permitted landings in Kearney and Hastings, on account of considerable air travel out of Grand Island was from these points. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, request for Street Light at 13th and Park Street was referred to Street and Alley Committee I . for investigation. Motion of Voss, seconded by Zachry, the Stop Sign on Lincoln Street at Phoenix was referred to Street and Alley Committee, traffic being made to stop on Phoenix instead of Lincoln. Voss mentioned there being parking on the traffic lanes for unloading purposes, and felt that the offenders should be warned, prosecuted if necessary. Also that bicycle riders should be cautioned to have lights or red reflectors on their bicycles. The Mayor advised the Council of a petition he had received in the way of protest from residents in the 4th Ward pertaining to the interference of Chairman Zachry with the duties of the Police Department. G.;) ')'. It.' t Councilman Zachry in the way of self-protection presented letters from Joe M. Bosler, Police Chief, and Dr. Frank D. Ryder, Mayor. Zachry also mentioned that all changes in the Police Department had been O.K.'d by the Mayor. He had written statements . I from Captain Vogt, Captain Starr, and Officer Scarborough pertaining to interference in the Police Department by one of the Council. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, that the petition be referred to a committee of three or four councilmen, other than the Police Committee, said committee appointed by the Mayor. Gross mentioned he felt the Police Department was doing fine work, and that there was a possibility of the petition having been engineered by one of the Councilmen. Mr. Sorensen, in defense, said that he had nothing whatsoever to do with the petition. After considerable discussion, motion was put up for vote, all voting yes except Gross. The Mayor then appointed Wilson, Pepper and Gross to the Commi ttee. I John Ditter of 2009 W. Koenig Street, referred to the clearing of our streets of snow by the Police Department, stating that if and when an individual didn't clear his walk of snow, he was sub~ect to arrest and fine, but that the City was very lax in having streets and alleys cleared of snow. He also suggested that the Mayor and Council proceed to annex properties just outside of the City Limits, to the City, for the purpose of raising more taxes. Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Gross, I . seconded by Zachry, claims were allowed as presented, and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, none Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, James Shamberg appeared before the Council in behalf of Liquor Dealers, that there be no further Liquor Licenses granted. He also introduced several of the package Liquor Dealers to the Council. Motion of Gross, seconded by Zachry, Council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk JANUARY 2, 195B . I I I . ~ 0' ~ti Grand Island, Nebraska January 15, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present. His Honor, the Mayor presiding. Rev. Martin Schroeder, Messiah Lutheran Church opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meeting of January 2nd read and approved. Bonds having been O.K.'d by the City Attorney were presented as follows: Mrs. R. G. Olson ------ Trailer Camp A. L. Horn ------ Auctioneer May Plumbing Company Plumber Wayne Wildman J. M. Lingeman Felix Geisinger Richard Lee Howe Floyd S. McCullough Electricians Servisoft Water Service- Softwater service installations LeRoy Redman, Jr. . Robert L. Starr Police Motion of Zachry, seconded by Russell, Bonds were approved. Notice from Mrs. M. A. Bilslend, Secretary of the Grand Island Sketch Club, advising that they wished to renew their Lease for one year on building at 1204 W. Koenig, was presented, along with check for $1.00. Motion of Gross, seconded by Zachry, check was accepted and lease renewed. Liquor applications from Dale C. and Mervin R. Moeller, and Naoma Zachry were presented. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, referred to the License Committee. Applications 'of E. J. Vaclavek and Charles Vaclavek for On-Sale Beer 'having been advertised for hearing at 7:30 P.M. were presented, and the following Resolution was read: . I I I . n v, 1,,& . '<./ RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUIOC:IL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that all applications for liquor and beer licenses, presently on file in the office of the City Clerk and those that may come in hereafter, be rejected until such date that a new Ordinance, pertaining to the sale of liquor and beer can be written. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this resolution to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska. Respectfully submi tted thi~; /5:. day of 1.a,-J <(; 4t,~ ' "F~"''''''''~ . "' ?~- ~~- - ~/dtv4~ a.1 /l~rvl 1958. ORDlNAl\,lCE: LICENSE AND BONr) C01vl1\iIITTEE Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Equalization. F. S. White City Clerk January 15, 1958 Grand Island, Nebraska January 15, 1958 Council met as Board of Equalization on Water Main Districts No. 209 and 210. All Councilmen present. His Honor, the Mayor preSiding. . I I I . 0. I) o,o.'k '<.J ~_-' RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE 1'1' RESOLVED BY 'rHi~ N1AYOHAND C UUNCIL OF rrI{jj~ CITY OF' GHAl'TD ISLAND, NEBHA~;=/\., sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof, ttlat we find the total cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 209 to be the to- tal sum of $1193.90; that we find tne benefits accruirtg to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of $1193.90, and that we find the benefl ts accI'uing to tno re:::pective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME LOT BLOCK ADD I '1'1 ON AlVLOUN~r 1 78 Wheeler & Ben- (;\ 119.39 ~p ne t tIs 'lhiI'd Addition 2 II II II 119.39 3 11 II II 119.39 4 II It II 119.39 5 !! Il tI 119.39 6 81 V!hee leI' & Ben- 119.39 nett's Fourth Aded tion C1aI'ence & Viola Suponchick lVi Clarence & IVla.I'y!Urwiller Walter E. & Lizzie lViiQhalski ,f" V rna M.Youngs Edward H. & Lela M. Miller otto E. Wrehe II n 119.39 II II 119.39 It 1I IHJ .39 tI \I 119.39 ---._---- To tal 4p 1193.90 Hespe~tft;lJ..ly submi tted this .-J:12!~ da;y of January 195Ji.. ~7C WATER & LIGHT COlWMITTEE :..I.J -'~l)G CG~ There being no protests, motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . G C& ",,)I v' RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE rl1 liES OINED BY GRArm ISLAND, NI~BRASK.A , sit t AND CUUNCIL OI' C I'l'Y OI" as a 130 I'd of Equalization afte.r due notice having been given thereof, tha t vve find the total cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 210 to be the to- ta:! sum of ~i~917. 68; that we find the benefi ts accI'lLtng to the real estate in saId district to fJO the total sum of ~917.68, and " that we f:Lncli:;i.lC benefit:.:: accruing to respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sum set opposite the sov(n~al deseriptions as follows: NAME Clem D. & ~volyn L. Medley City of Grand Island Electric Department City of Grand Island ectric DepEu~tment City of Grand Island Electric Department D. h. Meves & Evelyn G. Moves 1). . Moves & Evelyn G. Meves D. H. Meves & Evelyn G. Meves Donald J. & Erva L. Sharp LO'l' BLOCK ADDI fJ'I ON AMOUNT 5 8 Joehnckls Addition ~.~ 111;h.71 6 II II 11<':.71 '7 11 II 114.71 8 Ii IJA.71 l! r;:. o II 1JA.71 9 6 II Ii llLh.71 '7 Ii 11 11<.71 8 II 11LI,.71 H Total ~ 917.68 " Respectfully submitted this 15th day of J'anual~y, 1958. ~. ... ,/(j,.,Vc:rY1 . . ~' '/112-' . · . rw a1~ WATER & LIGHT COMMITTEE There being no protests, motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. Motion of Sorenses, seconded by Voss, Council adjourned to meet in regular session. January 15, 1958 F. S. White Ci ty Clerk . I I I . ~ { \j .~ ,I J Grand Island, Nebraska January 15, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Request of Donald C. Petty for permission to construct an addition to his home with only a four foot set-back was presented', along with signed permission from Gerald Rembolt, the owner of adjoining property. Motion of Russell, seconded by Campbell, that same be referred to City Attorney for further consideration. Petition for paving in Plum Street from Koenig to Ashton, 60.37% signatures was presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, was approved, and ordinance ordered drawn. Lease-Agreement on ground for storage of corn at Airbase, by and between the City of Grand Island and Edward Reese and John Niedfelt was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, Lease-Agreement was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. ORDINANCE NO. 3323 levying special taxes on Water Main District No. 209, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3323 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Zachry, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbe1l, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3323 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3323 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Zachry, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3323 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. . I I I . 11 f, ~ ! Ii' i ~-' ..11. ORDINANCE NO. 3324 levying special taxes Water Main District No. 210 regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3324 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Zachry, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ,- ORDINANCE NO. 3324 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, C~mpbell, Wilson, R~ssell, Voss, Gross, . Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3324 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3324 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Wilson, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. There was some discussion pertaining to the City passing an ordinance pertaining to control of the area one mile from City limits as to Zoning, Buildings, Construction, etc. Voss mentioned that he felt the City Limits should be made more or less even around the City. ~e Mayor mentioned that he had received an ordinance from the City of Wichita pertaining to Occupation Taxes on all kinds of businesses, and suggested that each and everyone of the councilmen take time to come to his office to look it over. Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Wilson, claims were allowed as read and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Motion of Voss, Council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk January 15, 1958 -~--- 1 [ ')1 APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES ~b_ '< I /-'..J FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JANUARY 31, 1958 FUND APPROP. ADJ. EXPENDED TOTAL BALANCE JANUARY EXPENDED Adm.. 45320.00 2943.20 20439.67 24880.33 Eng. 32350.00 2669.08 15747.95 16602.05 st. Sewer 14610.00 29.51 1160.62 13449.38 Health 15367.00 1022.32 6971.04 8395.96 . Inc. 10308.00 273.41 2885.98 7422.02 I City Hall 12045.00 916.70 5964.29 6080.71 General 130000.00 7854.22 53169.55 76830.45 Bonds Int. 96170.00 540.00 95630.00 Airport 121000.00 6226.02 41113.91 79886.09 st. Alley 71000.00 6357.72 33201.41 37798.59 Sanitation 49400.00 4834.33 23736.17 25663.83 Park 72500.00 1743.38 28472.49 44027.51 Police 170000.00 7000.00 12381.55 72338.15 104661.85 Cemetery 40426.89 1521.74 15694.37 24732.52 Perm. Care 105902.40 105902.40 Fire 179347.34 11397.97 87170.80 92176.54 Fire Pension 26000.00 1621.26 9736.51 16263.49 Paving 78870.00 15625.97 34672.72 44197.2'8 I Sewer 55980.00 4293.63 24528.84 31451.16 Sewer ColI. 12525.00 486.96 3452.00 9073.00 City Garage 39601.99 1985.70 14622.26 24979.73 Library 41000.00 3148.43 19287.90 21712.10 Music 5500.00 1750.00 3750.00 Civil Def. 456.08 456.08 Soc. Sec. 31000.00 6115.57 13386.52 17613.48 Parking Lot 11098.64 -7000.00 273.13 1638.16 6009.93 Sewer Con s . 37627.70 10379.80 27247.90 1375406.04 1911.29 85595.45 487253. 40 890063.93 Ice 14294.09 Water 7774.44 66835.54 I Light 291712.67 1222987.71 . Sewer Dist. 55.89 423.47 Paving Dist. 600.76 134525.19 385739.21 1926319.40 Respectfully Submitted, F. S. 'White, City Clerk . I I I . t (:: 1-( _'!_ ~.J \.3 Grand Island. Nebraska FebruaFY 5, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Rev. Goodson, Congregational Church, opened the meeting with prayer. Bonds having been O.K.'d by City Attorney, were presented as follows: A. A. Carter Plumber L. L. Mitton Electrician Jack Cole Sign Company Nebraska Neon Sign Company Mayhew Sign Company -------- Sign Hangers Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, bonds were approved. Communication from the Grand Island Women's Club, with the was presented, Resolution attached I same pertaining to the City of Grand Island doing everything possible to protect the interests of the City in regard to services of United Airlines. Motion of Gross, seconded by Wilson, received and placed on file. (COpy PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT) February 3, 1958 The Honorable Mayor and City Council City of Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: At a meeting of the Grand Island City Planning Commission held on January 30, 1958, it was unanimously decided by those present to recommend to the City Council the immediate adoption of the final report of the City Zoning Commission presented to the Council on September 4, 1957. It is further recommended by the City Planning Commission that new zoning ordinances be enacted including all recommendation contained in the report referenced above and including extension of fire district into new business zones, provisions for off-street parking in connectio with business establishments, and restrictive covenants covering set- backs, sideyards, land coverage, building heights, and general types of materials permitted for construction in new business zones. The City ptanning Commission is of the unanimous opinion that the report of the City Zoning Commission, if adopted, will eliminate in large measure the problem of "spot zoning~', will protect property values, will stabliize the central business district and will pro- vide for the orderly expansion and growth of the City of Grand Island. The City Planning Commission also recommends to the City Council the enactment of a city ordinance for the control of zoning beyond the city limits, as provided by the State legislative session of 1957, L.B.-74. Such an ordinance should further provide for the orderly expans ion of the City. We respectfully request your favorable consideration of the recom- mendations contained herein. Very truly yours, GRAND ISLAND CITY PLANNING COMMISSION By Frank N. McNett, Secretary /S FNM:bdm Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, was approved. . I I I . 1~ (jt ~f Doyle Niemann withdrew his request lor rezoning Lot 2, Block 15, Kernohan & Decker's Addition. Report of City Clerk pertaining to petition requesting Special Election for sale of liquor by the drink, was presented. Insufficient signatures. Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, received and placed on file. Request of Don C. Petty, which was set for hearing 7:30 P.M. and referred to City Attorney, was held over for another two weeks. Request of E. L. Walker, Building Inspector, that the Mayor appoint a man to the Plumber's Examining Board, suggesting that Mr.. Robert Waldman, or Mr. Norbert Svoboda be appointed. The Mayor appointed Robert Waldman to succeed Mr. John Gedstead, who was leaving the City. (COpy BUILDING INSPECTOR'S RECOMMENDATION) February 4, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I wish to recommend for your consideration that an ordinance be drawn prohibiting the storage of worn out or discarded automobiles or parts of automobiles, discarded trailers or parts of trailers, piles of scrap lumber, junk or other waste material in any Residential Zone, nor shall any excavation be macle for any purpose on any lot or tract of land and allowed to remain open after the expiration of any building pprmit which is 120 days from the time the last work was done. This applies in any section of the City. S/ E. L. Walker Building Inspector Motion of Zachry, seconded by Wilson, was referred to Ordinance Committee. Request of A. C. Mayer for the lowering of the curb at the south entrance of the garage building at 104 E. 2nd Street, belonging to Mrs. Mary. Brubaker, so as to permit an extra south entrance to the building, which is to be occupied by Montgomery Ward & Company, was presented. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, request was granted. Request of E. C. Alcorn for permission to remove the curb at 223 S. Locust Street, with the understanding that same be paved from the walk to the pavement was presented. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Sorensen, request was granted. Recommendation of C. W. Burdick to advertise for Water Main Pipe and Fittings for Project 57-A presented. Motj.on of Voss, seconded by Gross, City Clerk was authorized to advertise for bids to be received up to 7:30 P.M., February 19th. Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, recommendation was approved. . I. 1 I . -~ (!' .L ~j 0 RESQLUTIQN WHEREAS, on the 21st day of April, 1954, the Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska passed and approved Ordinance No. 2942 authorizing the issuance of Sanitary Sewerage Morlgage Revenue Bonds in the sum of $153,000, said bonds being numbered 1 to 153 in- clusive, each in the sum of $1000, bearing interest at the rate of 1 5/8 per cent per annum, and v~lEREAS, said bonds were dated June 1, 1954, and the bonds of said issue are redeemable in the inverse order of their serial num- bers at the option of the City at any time on or after two years from their date; the bond or bonds of a higher serial number being redeemed before the redemption of any bond or bonds of a lower serial number, and WHERF.::AS, all Sani tary Sewerage Mortgage Revenue Bonds issued by the Ci tyof Grand Island which have become due, were paid at the thne of their maturity, together with interest due thereon, and there al"e sufficient funds to pay and l"edeem any and all other such bonds to- gether with the intel"est due thel"eon as the same shall become due, and WHEREAS, there is in the Sanitary Sewerage Mortgage Revenue Bond fund a surplus amount in the sum of $63,493.40, and ths.t the sum of Sixty-one Thou sand ($61,000) Dollars thereof should no w be used for the purpose of retil"ing bonds 153 to 133 inclusive, due June 1, 1962; bonds 132 to 113 inclusive, due June 1, 1961, and bonds 112 to 93 in- clusi ve, due June 1, 1960. NOW, TtlliREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE N~YOR AND COUNCIL OF TIlli CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the City Tl"easurer be, and he is hereby authorized and di- rected to pay the bonds herein described as of March 1, 1958; and that the holders of said bonds be notified to surrendel" said bonds to the County Treasurer of Hall County, Nebraska, on said date, and that the principal of said bonds, together with the interest due thereon be paid. BE I'll PURTHER RESOLVED tha t the City Clel"k forward a certified copy of this l"esolution to S:Lgurd Johrde, City Treasurer, to C. W. Burdick, Util:Lties Commissionel", and to the firm of Kil"kpatrick-Pettis, Investment Bankers of Omaha, Nebraska. .~ {; '; JL \J t -2- Respectfully submitted this 5th day of February, 1958. . I ~/------ -fr?cP~-~ "'-., Motion of Voss, seconded by Sorensen, Resolution was adopted. I I . . I I I . '1,,; f ~_ I ~ ' f"!' ~/,.,- ,) '- RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the buildings situated on the Grand Island Municipal Airport described as buildings T-845, T-142, T-lOOl, T-lOll, T-2l0 and T-1298 are no longer usable and said buildings should be Slold and disposed of. NOW, TBEREPORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY 'THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CI'I'Y OF' GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That Lester Lilley, Airport Superintendent, be, and he is here- by directed and authorized to sell to the highest bidder the above described buildings, and the money derived from the sale of such buildings be deposited in the Airport Fund with the City Treasurer for the sole and only use in the development, improvement, operation and maintenance of the Grand Island Municipal Airport. BE IT FUR'I'HER RESOLVED that the Ci ty Clerk forward a certified copy of this resolution to Lester Lilley, Airport Superintendent. Respectfully submitted this 5th day of February, lS58. ',_ P' /c ;f;!jf4-~;Z;/:;~z-e- /~'"'-- "" ~/ 1 /: ~/) , '/ '/ / /' -" ,/, [J" ,/ h ,j / / /'-1 /J.. -'Q .:(,,'f./-'C " ,r/ ,~/ Y/I" " I ~~- I~ " CJ:!;~ . PARKS, BAND AND AIRPORT COMMITTEE Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . ~l (} ~-} (COpy SEWER-SANITATION COMMITTEE REPORT) February 5, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We the undersigned, members of the Sewer-Sanitation Committee, do hereby recommend that the City Clerk be authorized to advertise for bids on one 12 cubic yard capacity garbage collection body only, to be mounted on a City owned truck. Said body to replace one which is now worn out. Estimated cost approximately $3,400.00. Respectfully submitted, sl Wil~iam A. Gross, Chairman sl Harry J. ~Y.2..ss SI F. A. Peppe-L- sl Lyman M. CamJ2 be.:!.l Motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, report was approved. (COPY STREET AND ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) January 17, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We the undersigned, members of the Street and Alley Committee, do hereby recommend that the City Clerk be authorized to advertise for bids to furnish the City of Grand Island with gasoline to be delivered to the City ShoP Garage for a period of one year, as needed. Respectfully submitted, SI F1 A. Pepper, Chai~man SI Lyman M. Campbell SI Robert ~. Sorensen sl Marion I~ Zachry Motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, report was approved. (COpy STREET AND ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) February 5, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We the undersigned, members of the Street and Alley Committee, do hereby recommend that certain streets in the City of Grand Island pe renamed to conform to the established street name pattern as follows: 1. That California Avenue and Eureka Street be changed to South Eddy St reet . 2. That St. Mary's Street be changed to South Lincoln Avenue. 3. That Alter Avenue be changed to West South Street. 4. That Manderson Street be changed to Faidley Avenue. ., I I I . ..~ v, '1:J JL ,_?~ \ f We further recommend that the City legal department be directed to prepare the proper ordinance. Respectfully submitted, S/ F. A. Pepper,_Chairman S/ Lyman M. Campbell S/ Robert .L. Sorensen S/ Marion I. Zachry Motion of Campbell, seconded by Wilson, was referred to Legal Department. (COpy STREET AND ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) February 5, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We the undersigned members of the Street and Alley Committee have considered the'communication from Pastor E. E. Rohde requesting permission to cut curb at the corner of 15th and Eddy for off street parking during church services. Since the church has recently been built and completed and the parking is a problem. We understand the space between curb and sidewalk is to be cement or black topped when the weather permits. We therefore recommend the above request be granted. Respectfully submitted, S/ F. A. Pepper, Ch~irman S/ Robert L.. Sorens~n S/ Lyman M. Campbell Motion of Campbell, seconded by Wilson, approved. Councilman Russell suggested that there be investigation made as to house numbers on East Groff Street. The number at the west end of the block was 637, on the east end No. 620. Thought that same should be investigated by Engineering Department. (COpy STREET AND ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) February 5, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We the undersigned members of the Street and Alley Committee in reference to a street light at 13th and Park. It was determined that since there is a street light each way, namely Ruby and Grand Island Avenue and a street light was denied at Huston, the street lighting requirements are in keeping with the present policy and funds available, namely a street light at every other intersection. At such time as funds become available to place street lights at each intersection your request will then be given consideration. We therefore recommend the above request be denied. Respectfully submitted, S/ F. A. Pepper, Chairman Robert L. Sorensen Lyman M. Campbell Motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, report was approved. . I I I . Jj ] -. .L (COpy POLICE, STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) February 5, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We have a request from the Police Department that the No Parking Signs on the east side of the Sycamore Underpass be taken down. The signs are misleading as one in the middle of the block reads No Parking from here to the corner and one is south of the alley. The Police Department feels the signs should be taken down and curb painted red. The Police, Street & Alley Committee have considered this request very carefully and feel that since there has not been any attention paid to the No Parking signs and the Police Department have had many complaints. We recommend that either the No Parking Signs be removed and let parking continue AS has been or enforce the law that No Parking be a 11 Oi'led at any time. We may also suggest that parking meters could be installed along the curb same as on the west side of the underpass from Front Street to the alley. Police Committee sl Marion I. Zachry, Chairman sl H. J. Russell sl Robert L. Sorensen SI Lyman M. Campbell Respectfully submitted, Street & Alley Committee SI F. II. Pepper, Chairman __ sl Robert L. Sorensen sl Marion I. Zachry SI Lyman M~ qa~bell After some discussion, motion by Russell that signs be removed. E. Merle McDermott made request of Mayor and Council that positive action on application of John C. Schneider for sale of package liquor at 209 N. Garfield be taken. After some discussion, motion of Campbell, seconded by Sorensen, that the request be denied. (COpy REPORT INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE REPORT) February 3, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council, Gentlemen: We, the undersigned, your Special Investigating Committee, appointed by His Honor on January 2nd, 1958, to investigate alleged "interference" in the Police Department by Police Committee Chairman Marion I. Zachry, wish to report that we thoroughly investigated this matter, having conducted hearings over a period of three weeks, inter- viewing 27 individuals, including the Chief of Police, various police officers, city and county officials, several signers of the petition circulated in the Fourth Ward, and others. We wish to emphasize that we have tried desperately to be fair and impartial, but it is a most difficult and unpleasant assignment for three Councilmen to investi- gate a fellow councilman. From approximately 100 pages of testimony, we have been able to develop, among other things, the following: . I I I . 112 1. That numerous complaints had been made for some time to interested persons in regard to the activities of Council- man Zachry in his capacity as Chairman of the Police Com- mittee, and that the petition circulated in the Fourth Ward was a follow-up on some of these complaints, demanding that an investigation be made. 2. That Police Committee Chairman Zachry did, at various times, issue instructions and made decisions which should have been the acts of the Chief of Police. 3. That as result of this, there has been more or less confusion as to whom police officers are to take their orders from. From these findings, your Committee has arrived at the following conclusions: 1. That while it is true that matters of major policy changes .~ in the Police Department have been handled administratively through the Mayor's office, and properly processed; the Chief of Police, in most cases, was not consulted until after they had been handled to conclusion. 2. That the Chief of Police has been handicapped by an over- zealous Police Committee Chairman, and therefore has not had a chance to run the Police Department on his own in- iative, as other department heads do, and all department heads Should; and that this has resulted in considerable confusion and uncertainty throughout the Police Department. 3. That Councilman Zachry appears to have been in error as to the scope of his duties as Chairman of the Police Committee. Therefore, your Committee feels obligated to recommend that Councilman Zachry be immediately relieved of his duties as Chairman of the Police Committee, and be assigned another Chairmanship in its place. This, your Committee feels, will be for the best interests of the Police Department and the City of Grand Island. The Committee wished to make it very plain that they have no desire to discredit Mr. Zachry as a Councilman, as we have all worked with him on various committees of the City CounCil, and realize that he is extremely civic-minded and spends a great deal of his time on City business; and that whenever a complaint of any kind is transmitted to him by a citizen of any ward, he will immediately look into it, and handle the matter to a conclusion to the best of his ability. sl Chas. E. Wilson Sl William A. Gross sl F, A, Pepper Motion of Pepper, seconded by Gross, report was approved. (7 for, 1 against) . The Mayor thanked the Investigating Committee for a good job, well done, and hoped that things would progress favorably_ Proposed Leases Airport Property were presented as follows: Lease of Tom Hulme, Building identified as T-IOl for one year $120 Smith Implement Company Building T-825, $105.00 for seven months. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, proposed leases were approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Renewal Leases were presented as follows: . I I I . 1~(3 Nehi Bottling Company, Building T-830, $120.00 a year LaVern Niemoth for crop land 1/3 share corn, small grain and hay Sugar Beets at 1/5 Fred and DiCk Glade, Building T-305, $200.00 a year. G. W. Martin Company, Building T-12 for one year at $16.75 per month Army Goods Store, Building T-230 and a segment T-14, $360.00 a year Army Goods Store, Building T-302, $200.00 a year C. L. Crawford, Building T-832, $600.00 a year Clarence Quandt, approximately 110 A. farm ground 1/3 crop share corn, small grain, and hay; 1/5 sugar beets Harold Detlefsen, Buildings T-311, 313, 317, 318, 320, 321, 323, 324, for $800.00 a year. Motion of Sorensen, renewals were approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. ORDINANCE NO. 3325 creat~ng Paving District No. 279 in Plum Street from the North line of Koenig to the North line of Ashton, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3325 - Motion of Voss, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. ~325 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Ca~pbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3325 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3325 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3326 vacating East Tryon Street and the alley in Block 4, Joehnck's Addition, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3326 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on first reading at length. ROll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. . I I I . 114 ORDINANCE fiO. 3326 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3326 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, C~mpbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3326 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3327 creating Sewer District No. 299 immediately west of Lots 217-218-219-220-221-222, i~ Belmont Addition regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3327 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. 0RDINANCE NO. 3327 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, C~mpbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3327 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3327 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Wilson made recommendation to the Mayor and Council, stating that in as much as he was not filing for election as councilman First Ward, that he felt there should be some changeS in the City Charter; that the salaries of Mayor and Councilmen should be increased; that at the time the Charter was made, a $100 job was a pretty fair job, and today . I I I . 115 a Councilman taking his time from his job, was positively worth more than $25.00 a month, both to himself and his employer. After some discussion as to the Charter Convention, motion of Russell, seconded by Voss, was referred to City Attorney. Some discussion on compilation of Ordinances. No action taken. Voss mentioned a basement residence in the area of the new Power Plant, recommended that C. W. Burdick be given authority to demolish the building and fill the basement. Russell suggested that the time limit on renewals of Electricians and Plumber's licenses be increased to 15 days. After some discussion motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, was referred to City Attorney, Ordinance and License Committee, with power to act. Russell advised the Mayor and Council that bids would be received February 19th, for furnishing water pipe and connections for Cemetery. Russell suggested that meters be taken from Elk's Parking Lot, putting in a gate, at a cost of $2300.00. (Discussion) Councilman Zachry mentioned the Stop Sign on truck route in front of Soldier's and Sailor's Home, feeling that there shouilld be a stop sign on the Highway. After some discussion, motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, was referred to City Attorney to contact County Officials pertaining to having a four-way stop sign for protection of members of the home. Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Zachry, seconded by GrosS, were allowed as read and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Motion of Sorensen, Council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk February 5, 1958 "~i; i~ ~-,L .Ji~ ,} Grand Island, Nebraska February 19, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except . I Gross. His Honor, the Mayor presiding. Rev. E. E. Rohde opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meeting of February 5th, read and approved. Bond of George and William McGovern d/b/a McGoverns Home Improvement presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Zachry, approved. Communication from Carl E. Willard regarding the matter of a dangerous condition existing on capitol Avenue in front of the Soldiers and Sailors Home. He had discussed the same with Rolland .., Lawrey, chairman of the highway committee of the 'county board of supervisors, and they advised putting slow signs and painting pedestrian lanes across Capital Avenue. City will co-operate with County in erecting the sign, traffic light, etc. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Zachry, received and placed on I file. Communication from Reinhardt Quandt regarding moving the fences in tracts 13 and 14, Municipal Airport. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, it be referred to Airport Committee. Petition for Paving District in Sunset Avenue from Vine Street east to the east line of Blocks 9 and 10 in Claussen's Country View Addition and in Plum Street from Sunset Avenue to Dodge Street, Motion of Sorensen, seconded by presented with 58.4% signatures. Campbell, approved, Ordinance ordere( drawn. Mot ion of Voss,. s,econdedc'by'J;tusseili, Counc:tl ad journed to meet as Board of Adjustment. I . E. W. Keiss Acting City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska February 19, 1958 Council met as Board of Adjustment. All Councilmen present, except Gross. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. The matter regarding Donald C. Petty's request to build an addition to his house leaving a side yard of 4 ft. rather than 5 as provided by ordinance, presented. It being agreeable with the neighbor on that side, the City Attorney recommended that request be allowed. Motion of Campbell, seconded by 11/ Russell, that the City Attorney's recommendation be followed, and that Petty's request be allowed. Motion of Russell, seconded by Sorensen, that council adjourn to meet in regular session. . I E. W. Keiss Acting City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska February 19, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except Gross, His Honor, the Mayor presiding. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, that a contract between the City of Grand Island and Thomas & Benjamin & Clayton, Consulting E~gineers, be approved covering Engineering Construction Services at the Municipal Airport. Engineer's Estimate on Sewer District No. 299, was read. I I . .~ ~; P .L ..l C') February 19, 1958 . I Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebrasks (1entlemen: Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Sewer District No. 299, which district is to be constructed in an easement lying ad- jacent and immediately west of Lots 217,218,219, 220 and 222 in Belmont, an Addition to the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska. 603 lin. ft. 10" vitrified clay sewer pipe with hot bituminous joints complete in place @ $2.90 $1748.70 3 lin. ft. 8" vitrified clay sewer pipe, complete in place 2.25 6.75 2 manholes, 5 ft. depth, including base, ring and cover 145.00 290.00 3.7 vertical feet extra depth of manholes 18.00 66.60 50.00 I 1 entry into existing manhole 50.00 Total $2162.05 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 7:30 o'clock P.M. March 5th 1958. Respectfully submitted, &~/~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Pepper, seconded by Sorensen, was approved. I . "tr 0 ....:;.~ .1'_ ~} Engineer's Estimate for improvements at Municipal Airport was read. February 19, 1958 . I Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for const- ructing the following improvements at the Granel Island Municipal Airport. 1. Cafe addition to new Adminstration Building 2. Access road, taxiway, lights etc. $28150.00 28000.14 Total $56150.14 The total cost to be shared equally by the City of Grand Island and the Civil Aeronautics Administration. I recommend that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 7:30 P.M., March 17,1958. I Respectfully submitted, rf1J::fr--// /.~ . /~7;:.~ (;:?; E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Zachry, was approved. I . 12" ~J) (COpy FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT) February 19, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska . I Gentlemen: Suit was filed in the District Court of Hall County on April 6, 1956 by Mr. Cleo Snyder against the City of Grand Island, alleging injury through a fall which occurred on a crosswalk located on the west side of Cedar Street.! between Division and Koenig Streets, for damages in the amount of ~10,000.00 for such injuries and the sum of $855.80 for hospital and medical expense. In a pre-trial conference between the attorneys and the judge, an agreement was worked out wherein the plaintiff agreed to accept thE sum of $750.00 in full satisfaction of his claim, subject to the approval of the City Council. We, your Finance Committee, believe that this is a reasonable settlement, and recommend the adoption of a resolution ratifying same. Respectfully submitted, S/ Chas. E. Wilson S/ F. A. Pepper S/ Robert L. Sorensen FINANCE COMMITTEE I Motion of Zachry, seconded by Wilson, report was approved. I . . I I I . j_.8.1 RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, on the 6th day of April, 1956, an action was filed in the District Court of Hall County, Nebraska, entitled HCleo Snyder vs. City of Grand Islandtr identified as Case No. 13162, ~lich action was brought for the purpose of recovering damages in the sum of $10,000 for personal injuries the plaintiff alleges he sus- tained on the 19th day of January, 1956, when he fell on a defective cross walk on the east side of Cedar Street between Division street and Koenig Street, and WHEREAS, the plaintiff has agreed to accept the sum of $750 in settlement of any and all claims and demands against the City of Grand Island for such alleged injuries, and has agreed to pay for all costs taxable to him, and WHEhEAS, CarlE. Wi lIard, Ci ty Attorney, [.las re commended that such offer of settlement be accepted and the Council finds and de- termines that such litigation be settled, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIiE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF rrHE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the sum of $750 together with the costs taxable to the City of Grand Island be paid to M. E. Moses, Clerk of the District Court, in settlement of such litigation, and that Carl E. Willard, City Attorney, be, and he is hereby directed and authorized to set- tle and dispose of such action for said amount. BE IT FURTIlliR RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this resolution to Carl E. Willard, City Attorney. Hespectfully submitted this 19th day of February, 1958. p'7 akJ~0;e~~'-J f" qtC/ _(1~' tI ~/1f?;~~/ / .. //.;;f' ~?/:///// ~ /;J h~;;I;r.=:Y ~- PINANCE, CITY PROPERTY, CIVIL SERVICE APFAIRSCOlVlMITTEE Motion of Zachry, seconded by Wilson, Resolution was adopted. ~L ;~; ;~~ Bids for Pipe and fittings for Water D~partment, opened and read as follows: . I C10w $23,660.08 $23,180.10 $23,609.48 . $23,316.83 $22,873.51 McWane American Pipe Kelly Supply u. S. Pipe Bids for Valves & Boxes read as follows: C10w $ 987.06 $ 1,001.65 $ 1,064.00 Kelly Supply Crane Company O. Bark1age --------- $ 964.90 Ludlow Valve --------- $ 1,056.87 Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, bids were referred to C. W. Burdick and Water and Light Committee. I I . I 2:~ New Lease by and between the City of Grand Island and Edward Cerovski, d/b/a CENTRAL DRAINAGE AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. . I Renewal Lease Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and NEW NEBRASKA FLYING SERVICE for $2400.00 for one year, presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell was approved. Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. ORDINANCE NO. 3328 changing the name of South California Avenue and Eureka Street to South Eddy Street; St. Mary's Street to South Lincoln Avenue; Alter Avenue to West South Street, and Manderson Stree to Faidley Avenue, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3328 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Zachry, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Peppe:r, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. I ORDINANCE NO. 3328 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3328 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OHDINl1.NCE NO.. .3328 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. .. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. I . ORDINANCE NO. 3329 - pertaining to zoning; amending Ordinance No. 3139 of the City of Grand Island; providing rules and regulations for the rezoning of lots, tracts and parcels of land in said City regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3329 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. 124 ORDINANCE NO. 3329 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, rules susperlded and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. . I ORDINANCE NO. 3329 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3329 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. No. 279 ORDINANCE NO. 3330 CREATING Paving Dtstrict/in part of Sunset Avenue from Vine Street to east line of Blocks Nine (9) and Ten (10) in Claussen's Country View Addition, and Plum Street from Sunset Avenue to Dodge Street regularly passed by the Council, signed by I the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3330 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3330 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Sorensen rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3330 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. I . ORDINANCE NO. 3330 - Motion of Wilson, seconded by Zachry, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, ZaChry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. Bids on water pipe and fittings for Cemetery, opened and read as follows: Heinzman Sons --------- $ 3906.88 Irrigation Sales & Service $ 3622.24 Motion of Voss, seconded by Sorensen, bids referred to Cemetery Committee. Carried. 12) Bid on Garbage Truck from Highway Equipment & Supply Company for $4,400.00 presented. (Only bid received) Motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, referred to Sanitation Committee. Carried. . I Sorensen brought up the suggestion of Civil Service Board. After some discussion, it was decided to not take any action at the present ti.me. His Honor, the Mayor, advised that the property inventory of all City property was completed. Copy of the inventory of each depart- ment will be given to department heads. City Clerk is now listing all Real Estate owned by the City. Sorensen mentioned that the sum of approximately $10,000.00 is still available to be used for Airport improvement. Airport Supt. is making a study to utilize these funds for lights, sidewalks, and paving at the new Administration Building. Voss brought up the question of why parking was prohibited in the half block north of First Street on the west side of Eddy Street. I There was general discussion regarding parking on the sidewalks along Second Street in the business area. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, that the matter be referred to Street and Alley Committee and Police Committee, to meet with interested business people on Second Street, to try to arrive at some equitable solution. Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Sorensen, were allowed as read and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, that the bids for pipe and fittings in Water Department be awarded as follows: United states Pipe and Foundry Company Pipe and Fittings $22,873.51 I . Oliver F. Barklage, Boxes and Valves 964.90 Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Zachry, Council adjourned. February 19, 1958 E. W. Keiss Acting City Clerk .{ ,;-' .' _L <~ {} APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEPR ENDING FEBRUARY 28, 1958 FUND APPROP. ADJ. EXPENDED TOTAL BAL,ANCE FEBRUARY EXPENDED Adm. 45320.00 3080.44 23520.11 21799.89 Eng. 32350.00 2504.83 18252.78 14097.22 St. Sewer 14610.00 17.84 1178.46 13431.54 . Health 15367.00 1066.16 8037.20 7329.80 Inc. 10308.00 18.25 2904.23 7403.77 I City Hall 12045.00 965.87 6930.16 5114.84 General 130000.00 7653.39 60822.94 69177.06 Bonds Int. 96170.00 540.00 95630.00 Airnort 121000.00 5848.63 46962.54 74037.46 st. Alley 71000.00 6284.06 39485.47 31514.53 Sanitation 49400.00 3554.97 27291.14 22108.86 Park 72500.00 1813.98 30286.47 42213.53 Police 170000.00 7000.00 13537.43 85875.58 91124.42 Cemetery 40426.89 1368.91 17063.28 23363.61 Penn. Care 105902.40 105902.40 Fire 179347.34 12329.35 99500.15 79847.19 Fire Pension 26000.00 1621. 26 11357.77 14642.23 I Paving 78870.00 2679.87 37352.59 41517.41 Sewer 55980.00 3561.08 28089.92 27890.08 Sewer Call. 12525.00 1144.13 4596.13 7928.87 City Garage 39601.99 4271.48 18893.74 20708.25 Library 41000.00 3056.48 22344.38 18655.62 Music 5500.00 1750.00 3750.00 Civil Def. 456.08 69.77 69.77 386.31 Soc. Security 31000.00 13386.52 17613.48 Parking Lot 11098.64 -7000.00 208.75 1911.29 6218.68 Sewer Cons. 37627.70 10379.80 27247.90 1375406.04 2120.04 68794.79 556048.19 821477-:lm Ice 14294.09 I 'dater 10081. 95 76917.49 . Light 184841.83 1407829.54 Sewer Dist. 423.47 Paving Dist. 4864.60 139389.79 268583.17 2194902.57 Respectfully Submitted, F. S. vlhi te, City Clerk _,t (""', ,"} .L ,;~~~: l Grand Island, Nebraska March 5, 1958 e I Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present. His Honor, the Mayor presiding. Rev. Schwanz opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meeting of February 19th, read and approved. Regular Surety Bonds having been O.K.'d by City Attorney were presented as follows: Richard Kleve, Patrolman Steve and Richard Williams, Housemovers. Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, bonds were approved. Applications for sale of liquor by the package were presented: American Legion Post No. 53 Boehl and Krantz Beer Applications also presented: I Ditter's Bar Grand Island Candy Kitchen Fraternal Order of Eagles Floyd and Jean Rockwell John Willman American Legion Post No. 53 " Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, applications were referred to the License Committee, hearing date set for 7:30 P.M., March 19th. Recommendation of L. F. Hanson, Sanitarian, that there be a pprson employed for inspecting Hotels, cafes and taverns, and advising the Council, that the help they now have 1s inadequate for this extensive program. He advised the Council, that money is now paid from the Health Department for paying $900..00 to Fire Chief, and $2,280.00 to a Secretary. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Russell, was referred to Finance Committee. Bids for Sewer District No. 299 were opened and read as follows: I . Louis Smith -------------------- Rent10r Company ---------------- Grand Island Plumbing Company $1,652.90 $1,870.55 $1,756.15 Motion of Gross, seconded by Wilson, were referred to Engineer and Sewer Committee. Petition for Paving D~strict in Huston Avenue from State Street to Waugh Street with 14.3% signatures, privately owned property owners School and City Property 50%. Motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, petition was granted, ordinance ordered drawn. .1 ("'. \ I -L. r~; c) Request of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Larsen for permission to lower the curb at 1617 N. Eddy Street, for the purpose of off-street parkins was presented, along with the Committee Report as follows: (COpy STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) . I March 4, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: In reference to the request of William Larsen, residing at 1617 North Eddy Street, pertaining to cutting the curb in front of his residence. Please act favorably toward the following recommendation. We, the members of the Street and Alley Committee, find that since parking is prohibited on North Eddy Street and that Mr. Larsen has no parking facilities, that the Council favorably grant his request. S/ S/ S/ S/ Respectfully submitted, F. A"I Pepper Marion I. Zachry. Lyman M. Campbell Robert L. Sorensen _ STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE I Motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, report was approved. Request of Hoeft Furniture Mart for lowering the curb at 2224 North Broadwell, for off-street parking purposes was presented. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Sorensen, referred to Street and Alley Committee. Communication from Nitzel and Son, pertaining to the construction of a building adequate to take care of business of furnishing materials and making of ceramics, in Block 19, Ashton Place, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, was referred to City Attorney. Request of Freida Knickrehm for the annexation of Knickrehm's I . Second Addition, along with Protective Covenants and Plat was present= ed. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, referred to Planning Commission. Request from Home Show, division of Chamber of Commerce, for permission to stretch a banner across 3rd Street was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, granted. ~t ,~~: ~J (COPY SEWER AND SANITATION COMMITTEE REPORT) March 5, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: . I We, the undersigned, members of the Sewer and Sanitation Committee, do hereby recommend that the City Clerk be authorized to advertise for bids to be received until 7:30 P.M. Wednesday March 19, 1958, for the purchase of one 12 cubic yard minimum capacity garbage collection body to be mounted on a City owned truck. Estimated cost $4650.00 Respectfully submitted, S/ William ~. Gross,_Chairman s/ Harrv J. Voss S/ E..s.. A. PepJ2.er S/ Lvman M. Campbell Motion of Voss, seconded by Campbell, report was approved. (COpy STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) March 5, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I We, the undersigned, members of the Street and Alley Committee, hereby recommend that the City Clerk be authorized to readvertise for bids for gasoline to be delivered to the City Shop Garage for a period of one year. Bids to be received until 7:30 P.M. March 19,195f Respectfully submitted, S/ F. A. Pepper~ Chairman S/ Marion I. Zachry S/ Lvman M. Campbell S/ Robert Lt Sorensen Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, report was approved. I . . I I I . -Ii r; RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council invited sealed proposals for the furnishing of certain pipe, accessories, valves and fit- tings for the VITa ter Department, the same to be recel ved up to 7: 30 P. M. on the 19th day of :F'ebruary, 1958, and to be opened at a regu- lar meeting of the City Council on said date, and WHEREAS, the proposal of the Oliver Barklage Company of Omaha, Nebraska for the furnishing of valves and valve boxes in the sum of ~~964. 90 was found to be the lowe stand be s t su bmi tted, and the pro- posal 01' the Uni ted Sta te s Pipe and li'oundry Company of Kansas Ci ty, Missouri, in the sum of $22,873.51 was found to be the lowest and best submitted for the furnishing of the pipe, accessories and fit- tings, and V~{EREAS, the Mayor and Council find that such proposals should be accepted and approved. NOW, THERli,'FORE, BE I'l' RESOLVED BY THE NfAYOH AND COUNCIL OF TETE CITY OF' GRAND ISIAND, NEBRASKA: That the proposals of the Oliver Barklage Company and the United States Pipe and Foundry Company for the furnishing of said ma terials be, and the same are hereby approved, and tha t C. W. B',Jr- dick, Utilities Commissioner, be, and he is hereby directed and au thori zed to place an order with each of said companies for the purchase of said materials. Be it further resolved that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this resolution to C. W. BurdiCk, utilities COlnmissioner. Respectfully submitted this 19th day of February, 1958. '-- Motion of Voss, seconded Oy Pepper, resolution was adopted. . I I I . ~t 3 J RESOLUTION ----------- WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council invi ted sealed proposals for the furnishing of pipe and fittings for the Cemetery Department, the same to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 19th day of February, 1958, and to be opened at a regular Jneeting of the City:Council on said date, and ~S, the proposal of the Irrigation Sales and Service Comp~ of Grand Island, Nebraska for the furnishing of such pipe and :fittings in the sum of $3,622.04 was found to be the lowest and best submitted, and WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council find that such proposal should be accepted and approved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the proposal of the Irrigation Sales and Service Company of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the furnishing of said materials be, and the same is hereby approved, and that such materials be immediately purchased. Respectfully submitted this 5th day of March, 1958. ~~ .. r. !'" --<.At //e!e.,:/ iI ~. C2-- ~ ' i. /: / ... /..1 bx. :;'.. ~.--~ ''1___ ' ______ L~. ~~ h/,llvv-v a 1 V7dn/O . CEMETERY \COMMITTEE Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. Russell mentioned that he felt the meter repair man should receive something in the way of remuneration for use of his car bringing meters in for repair and replacing after same repaired. Motion of Russell, seconded by ?achry, meter repair man was authorized to receive up to 20 gallons of gas per month from the garage tanks. . I I I . 1 ~3' ~~ Joe Ralston of the World Hprald and Mr. Budde of the Grand Island Independent, made verbal request for permission to place newspaper racks and deposit receptacles at various places on the street. After some questioning, the Mayor requested the gentlemen to make written request and in the meantime, investigation to be made as to w~ether or not it would be pprmissible. Supplemental Lease by and between the City of Grand Island and Nebraska Flying Service, on the origlnal hangar presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authoriz to sign. Lease-Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island, and Milton H. Stoppkotte, farm ground at Airport was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Lease by and between the City of Grand Island and Delmar Ewoldt for Building ident~fied as T-I006, for $600.00 a year was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. ORDINANCE NO. 3331 fixing salaries in all departments except Utility Department, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3331 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE fiO. 3331 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 33~~ - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. ORDINAN~E NO. 3331 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Votinl yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. '1 0. c;c, ..L ;) 1) Some discussion as to our present Curfew Ordinance, Zachry stating that the Acting Chief of Police at present, had requested him to make statement as to Organizations making a request for hearing. Acting Chief Gephardt reporting that requests had been received from Schools, YVICA, YMCA, PTA and other organizations either in writing or by phone, pertaining to Curfew Ordinance. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Voss, was referred to the Ordinance Committee to meet with the various organizations to see if they could arrive ~t some agreeable time for closing, and also pertaining to the age limit. Harry Perkins, ~tGI, advised the Council that they were having a teen-age dance Friday night at the Islanda Ball Room, but they had had dances previously, and tl1ere would be an admission charge of 350 with a night-train membership card, or 500 without, same being in reply to Rev. Schwanz inquiry. Considerable discussion as to the age limit and time. Russell, Chairman of the Ordinance Committee requested that the Committee meet with representatives of all groups interested, at 7:30 P.M. March 12, 1958. ~ The Mayor advised the Council he had received the resignation of City Treasurer Johrde, effective April 1st, reason for resigning, ill health. After some discussion, the Mayor was requested to prevail on Mr. Johrde to hold office until the annual audit. Campbell brought up the proposition of rezoning of Second Street, and requested that there be some action taken along that line. City Attorney Willard advised that he felt there should be a Resolution pertaining to this rezoning. After some discussion, motion of Campbell, seconded by Voss, that Resolution be drawn by C. E. Willard, setting out the pertinent facts pertaining to the rezoning, and that Mr. Willard be given authority to employ competent help and that same be referred to Finance Committee. .~ Voss made inquiry as to the possibility of raising salaries of Mayor and Council, felt that same shou+d be put to voters and wondered if there was plenty of time to get same on ballot for Spring Election. City Attorney felt that time was insufficient. After some dl.scussion was refe'rred to City Attorney for his opinion with the possibility of having same on ballot at the Primary Election, which would be held in May. . I I I e la5 Grand Island, Nebraska March 17, 1958 Council met as per adjournment of March 5th. All Councilmen present except Pepper and Zachry. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Bids on Building and Airport Paving were presented. Bids on the Building were as follows: Item I Item 2 Lacy BUilding and Supply -------- $28,248.00 $38,312.00 $29,500.00 $1860.00 $1750.00 $1715.00 John Claussen Sons A Imqui>st: Brothers Company ------ All bids being over estimate, motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, bids were rejected, Architect authorized to prepare new estimate, and readvertise for bids as soon as the wage scale with State Highway Department had been announced. Bids on taxi-way paving were presented as follows: Diamond Engineering Company------ $27,166.37 $27,989.45 Missouri Valley Construction Co.- Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, bids were referred to Engineer and Airport Committee. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Wilson Council adjourned. F. S. White City C,erk March 17, 1958 ./ c"'" li50 Grand ISland, Nebraska March 19, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except Sorensen, who came later. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Father . I J. L. Hansen, St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meetings of March 5th and 17th, read and approved. Regular Surety Bonds having been O.K.'d by City Attorney were presented as follows: George A. Ferguson, Police Adam Dubas, Pawn-shop broker " Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, bonds were approved. Request of James Senkbeil for use of the land along the sewer out-fall ditch, for which he agreed to pay $25.00 a year and build fences, keep same in repair was presented. Motion of Voss, seconded by Campbell, request was granted and agreement ordered drawn. I Beer Applications on file were presented. Motion of Russell, seconded by Gross, set for hearing 7:30 P.M., April 2nd. Application of Imogene Michelson, not having been included in the list was presented. Motion of Russell, seconded by Gross, that the application be approved and Resolution ordered drawn. I e -11 0, "'J J~ d t RES 0 L UTI 0 N e I BE IT RESOT_NIW BY ~L'HE IVIAYOR AND COUNCIL OF' 'I'HE 'GD:'Y OF GHAND ISLA.ND, l'fEBRASI\..A., tha t the applica ti on of Imogene Michel- son for a license to sell liquor by the package on the premises known as the Stratton Hotel and Stratton Bar, 103 North Locust Street, in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, be grant- ed. BE IT FlJRTHER RESOLVED that the Ci ty Clerk forward a certi- fied copy of this resolution to the Nebraska Liquor Control Com- mission at Lincoln, Nebraska. Hespectfully submi tted this 19th day of March , 1955. I '. '.>/;-"'.," ) 1>< >-f,l?"L.o.LJ.Ji'({ . I p~~~~~ 7~ CEMETERY, LICENSES, BONDS AND OHDINANCES COJVllVIITTEE Motion of Voss, seconded by Repper, Resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Vot lng yes, RUssell,) Voss ,G!j'oss, Pepper'. Voting rio ,ZachrY,campbell.; ,WiIS:on. Sorensen, ab serit~j I . e I I I - -I! ,P ;,2 ,L. d ',) RES 0 L U T I 0 N BE I~~ RESOLVED BY 'il1E MAYOR Al\W C elL ()J? ~[1- G I [L'Y OF 1S1'/l1'1D, , that licenses to sell liquor by the pack- age be issued to the persons~ firms, associations and corporations in said GJty as follows: lVl. G. & lona Detweiler Star Super Market 505-7-9 West 3rd Street Grand Island Liederkranz 401 - 403 West First Stroet Haymond G.Wabel 2215 West Second Street Fraternal Order of Eagles #378 219-23 East 1~ird Street American Legion Post #53 315 Nort Locust Street Fired lVlehring,Nick: Jarnson and Bill Peterson Mehring's Beer & Liquor, Inc. 631 South Locust street Fred IvIehrLng, l"l ch Jams on and ]3i 11 Po te:cs aD IVletLring's Beer & lJiqucI', Inc. 414 North Eddy Street Arthur H. 110e111 and IVla1~ie C. Kranz Boehl & J\..ranz 20'7 No:rt! Wheeler Street Vl!il1iaxn SD.ssen SasseD's Liquor Store 724 West Second Street Platt-Deutsche Society 1315 \f![c:)st Alma Street Veterans of Foreign Wars 216 West 2nd Street Michael Curtin Savoy lJ'avern 123 East Front Street Be it :Curtner resolved that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of t :;,8 :eesolution to the Nebraska Liquor Control ComJnIssion, Lincoln, Nebraska. Hcspcctfully submitted tnLs 19U1 day of Nlarc , 1958. ~.A<~ ~d~ ~~--- f { 'j;J. a' .-4( _JAl.d....v~vt'\~,.. __.....L..J::Jd:VJ. BONDS 8c ORDINANCES C01VUilITTEE CElVlE r~EHY , L T (., '"["';\T ('< .1'.' (' _ Il,JJ.' ...).w,), Motion of Russell, seconded by Gross, Resoluti6n was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper. Zachry. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. . I I I e .-1' c~ (- t ;'i ," -"-- ...._y q,Jl RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT R:~SOLVED BY 'J'IJE MAYOR AIm COUNCIL 01" CI'l'\{ OF' GHAND ISLAND, NEBRi1.SKA, that licenses to sell beer be issued to the licensees hereinafter named for the license year of 1958 - 1959~ J-obn Willman Pr>oprietor of Willman Super Market, 365 North Eddy Street, Off Sale Floyd B. & J-ean W. Hockwell Underpass Bar, 811 West 4th Street, On Sale & Off Sale Fraternal Order of Eagles ~1.:378, 219-~23 East 3rd Street, On Sale American Legion Post #53, DBA L8gionnaire Club, 315 :North Locust Street, On Sale David Ditter Ditter's Bar, 210 East 31'0. street, On Sale 8c Off Sale Dick Valonis & William Valonis, 314Cta West 'lbird Street On Sale & Off Sale Be it fur ther re solved tea t City Clerk forward a certified copy of this 1[eso1ution to th.e i~ebras:ca Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebras~a. Respectfully submitted this 19th day of March, 1958. lJ Ag~ a -J (Y~__ GEl'iIET!!;RY, LICENSES, BONDS & OHDINANCES C mJnViI 'I'TJGE Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ('n ..l ~'~:'.' \ j Request of owners and lessees of property at Kuester's Lake for permission to lay pipe from the out-fall sewer ditch was presented. After some discussion, motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, was . I referred to City Engineer, City Attorney, and C. W. Burdick. Petition for paving in Cleburn Street from 18th Street to State Street, was presented. 56.36% signatures. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, request was granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Petition for Paving District in Grant Street from Oklahoma to Phoenix, and in Phoenix from Grant to Arthur Street was presented~ 55.8% signatures, along with Commtttee report. (COpy STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) March 19, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We the undersigned, members of the Street & Alley Committee, do hereby recommend that a paving district be created in Grant Street from Oklahoma to Phoenix and in Phoenix from Grant to Arthur Streets in accordance with the petition on file with the City Clerk and that an ordinance be drawn creating same. I Respectfully submitted, Street & Alley Committee sl F. A. Pepper, Chairman SI Robert L. Sorensen SI Marion I. Zachry SI Lyman M. Campbell Motion of Pepper, seconded by Voss, request was granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Extension Agreement with Union Pacific on collection of garbage was pre sented . ( COpy) RESOLUTION I . WHEREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY OF GRANV ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement extending to and including May 31, 1959, the term of contract dated July 2, 1947, providing for the collection and disposal of garbage accumulated by th( Railroad Company and removed from its trains at Grand Island, Nebraska. said agreement being identified as Union Pacific Rgilroad Company's C. D. No. 27610-1-K; and WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said proposed agreement before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said City of Grand Island, State of Nebraska, will be subserved by the acceptance of said agreement; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE' CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, STATE OF NEBRASKA: . I I I . -{ I~ I: l~j That the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union Pacific Railroad Company'as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby, accepted in behalf of said City; That the Mayor of said City i.s hereby authorized, empowered and directed to execute said agreement on behalf of said City, and that the City Clerk of said City is hereby authorized and directed to attest said agreement and to attach to each duplicate original of said agreement a certified copy of this resolution. Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, Resolution approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Extension Agreement with the Union Pacific on storage tanks at Carey, Nebraska, was presented. ( COPY) RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, has tendered to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, Hall County, State of Nebraska, an agreement extending to.and including May 25, 1963, the term of that certain agreement dated January 13, 1949, whereby the Union Pacific Railroad leased to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, a portion of the Railroad Company's right of way at Carey, Nebraska, for use as warehouse and tank storage facilities for unloading, storing and distributing petroleum products (wholesale purposes only), and; WHEHEAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said proposed agreement before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said City of Grand Island, State of Nebraska will be subserved by the acceptance of said agreement; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, STATE OF NEBRASKA: That the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union Pacific Rai.1road Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby, accepted in behalf of said City; That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered and directed to execute said agreement on behalf of said City, and that the City Clerk of said City is hereby authorized and directed to attest said agreement and to attach to each duplicate original of said agreement a certified copy of this resolution. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authori7ed to sign. Request from Rockwell, pertaining to surfacing of lots and curb at Ilanda Dance Hall was presented, along with Commi ttee Report. (COpy STREET AND ALLEY COMMITTEE REPOBT) March 19, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island" Nebraska Gentlemen: We the undersigned members of the Street and Alley Committee have considered the-request from Floyd B. Rockwell and Jean W. Rockwell to lower curb at westerly 33 feet of Lot 2 and all of Lots 3 and 4 in Fraction Block 18 in Rollins Addition on the south side of Fourth Street. "1 ,1 C"j J~ &.:t;~ They also intend to hard surface the above lots from curb line on Clark Street to Ilanda Ball Room building when weather permits for parking space and agree to hard surface between curb and side walk and have curb installed to prevent cars from parking over the side walk We hereby recommend that the above request be granted. ~ I Respectfully submitted, S/ F. A, Peppe~~ Chairman_ S/ Robert...b.1. Sorensen_. S/ Lyman M. Campbell S/ Marion I. Za~~ry Motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, report was approved. Communication from Carl E. v.lillard, City Attorney, pertaining to Un:i.ted Airlines proposed agreement was presented, along with the Agreement. After ::lOmel discussion, motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, referred to City Attorney, Airport Comm:i.ttee for report. Bids on gasoline were opened and read as follows: Texas Company ------- .1902 per gal. .2035 per gal. Mil.ne Oil Company ----- I Motion of Zachry, seconded by Voss, referred to Street and Alley Committee. Bid of Highway Equipment and Supply Company on truck body for Sanitation Department in the amount of $4,625.00 was presented. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Voss, was referred to Sanitation Committee. I . 1 ~~ ~~~ The following resolution was introduced by Voss, read in full, seconded by Russell, considered and adopted: . I- RESOLUTION ADOPTING AND APPROVING THE EXECUTION OF THE GRANT AGREEMENT FOR PROJECT NO. 9-25-051-5803 TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE ADMINISTRATOR OF CIVIL AERONAUTICS, U.S. DEPAR1'MENT OF COMMEHCE TO OBTAIN FEDERAL AI D IN THE DE- VELOPMENT OF THE GRAND ISLAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and the City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska: SEC~'I ON 1. That the City of Grand Island shall enter into a Grant Agreement on Project No. 9-25-051-5803 for the purpose of obtaining Federal Aid in the development of the Grand Island Municipal Airport and that such agreement shall be as set forth hereinbelow. SECTION 2. The City of Grand Island, Nebraska does hereby ratify and adopt all statements, representations, warranties, covenants, and agreements contained in the Project Application which is incorporated by reference in the said Grant Offer. SECTION 3. That the Mayor of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska is hereby authorized and directed to execute said Grant Agreement in quintuple on behalf of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to impress the official seal of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and to attest said execution. I SECTION 4. That the said Grant Agreement referred to herein- above shall be as follows: Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. I - ~t if March", 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentl erne n: . I Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate fOT Storm Sewer District No. 5aA in West 14th Street fr6m Grand Island Avenue to Park Avenue. 418 line ft. 1811 concrete pipe 2 manholes 120 lin. ft. 1211 concrete pipe 4 catch basins complete 20 sq. yd. 611 pavement remove 20 sq. yd. 611 pavement replace @ $ 4.50 145.00 9.85 120.00 1.00 3.50 $1881.00 290.00 342.00 480.00 20.00 70.00 - Total $3083.00 I recommend that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 7: 30 P.M. /fPr/l~ 1958 Respectrully sumbitted, ?;r1r/~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, estimate was approved. Clerk I authorized to advertise for bids. March/~) 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Storm Sewer District No. 58B in 18th Street from Park Avenue to Lafayette Avenue. 380 line ft. 15" concrete pipe sewer 1 manhole 120 line ft. 12" concrete pipe 4 catch basins @ $ 4.00 145.00 2.85 120.00 $1520.00 145.00 342.00 480.00 $2487.00 Total I recommend that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 7:30 P.M. 4,Pril Z, 1958 I . Respectfully submitted, d?$~~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, estimate was approved. Clerk authorized to advertise for bids. . I .' I I . March 19, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: i /1 ' --L 'i: ,) Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 272 which consists of that part of Arthur street from Oklahoma Avenue to Phoenix Avenue 75 cu. yds. earth excavation @ 947 Sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement 99 lin. ft. 1" expansion joint 33 lin. ft. remove old concrete header 30.6 sq. yds 6" conc. for alley return 125 lin ft. build integral curb & butter 33 lin. ft. build concrete header 1 each adjust manhole to grade $ .60 3,20 . .25 .30 3.20 .48 .75 18.00 Total $ 45.00 3030.40 24.75 9.90 97.92 60.00 24.75 _18.QQ $3310.72 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 7:30 P.M. April 2, 1958 Respectfully submitted, ~~fi~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Pepper, seconded by Gross, estimate approved. Clerk authorized to advertise for bids. March 19, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 275 which shall consist of that part of North Sycamore Street from 19th Street to 20th Street and 20th Street from Sycamore Street to Wheeler Avenue. 523 cu. yds. earth excavation $ .60 5225 sq. yds 6" concrete paVing 3.20 387 lin. ft. I-inch expansion joint .25 67 lin. ft. concrete header .75 67 lin. ft. removal of old concrete header .30 1 each adju~t manhole to grade ,18.00 76.4 sq. yds. 61t concrete paving for alley returns 3.20 657 lin. ft. standard integral curb .48 30 lin. ft. standard battered curb & gutte~1.50 100 lin. ft. removal old curb & gutter .38 Total $ 313.80 16720.00 96.75 50.25 20.10 18.00 244~48 315 . 36 45.00 38.00 17861.74 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 7: 30 p'. M. April 2, 1958 Respectfully submitted Motion of Pepper, seconded by Gross, estimate approved. Clerk authorized to advertise for bids. tfi'~~ E. W. Keiss City Engin eer . I I I . Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: 14b March 19, 1958 Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 276, said paving district shall consist of that part of North Cedar Street from the northerly line of Third Street to the southerly line of the Union Pacific Railroad Company Right of Way. 221 cu. yds. earth excavation 1633 sq. yds. 7" concrete pavement 119 line ft. 1" expansion joint 28 sq. yds. 6" concrete for alley returns 255 line ft. build integral curb & gutter 55 line ft. build concrete header 1 each adjust manhole to grade 14 line ft. remove old concrete header 223 line ft. remove straight curb 204 sq. ft. remove sidewalk 102 sq. ft. 4" concrete for sidewalks 28 sq. ft. remove alley return Total @ $ .60 3.70 .25 3.20 .48 .75 18.00 .30 .38 .12 .50 .15 . $ 132.60 6042.10 29.75 89.60 122.40 41.25 18.00 4.20 84.74 24.48 51 . 00 4. 2J2 6644/32 it is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 7:30 P.M. April 2, 1958 Respectfully submitted, d?$ ftu E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Pepper, seconded by Gross, estimate approved. Clerk authorized to advertise for bids. . I I I . Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: 1 s& I March 19, 1958 Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving Dist- rict No. 278, which consists of that part of Oklahoma Avenue from Elm Street to Lincoln Avenue. 1851 9556 894 2957 273 58 cu. yds. sq. yds. lin. ft. lin. ft. lin. ft. lin. ft. earth excavation 7" concrete pavement 1" expansion joint standard integral curb concrete header removal of existing concrete header 335 lin~ ft. removal existing curb & gutter ':1:4 lin. ft. removal existing 24" CMP culvert 131 lin. ft. construct 12" concrete sewer 2680 sq. ft. removal concrete driveway 82 sq. yds. 6" concrete driveway 1002 sq. ft. removal concrete sidewalk 976 sq. ft. 4" concrete w sidewalk 302 sq. ft. 4" concrete island paving 8 each removal of trees under 12" 7.146 cu. yds. Type B-inlets with catch basins 1.659 cu. yds. Type C-two grate inlet & basin 2 remove existing curb inlets 4.6 cu. yds. concrete for beams 3054 1bs, castings, grates, frames and covers 1060 1bs. #5f; x 30" dowel bars Total $ .60 3.70 .25 .48 .75 .30 .38 .35 3.00 .15 3.20 .12 .50 .50 15.00 90.00 90.00 15.00 22.00 ..30 .18 $ 1110.60 35357.20 223.50 1419.36 204.75 17.40 127.30 15.40 393.00 402.00 262.40 120.24 488.00 151.00 120.00 643.14 149.31 30.00 101.20 916.20 190.80 42442.80 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to,be received until 7:30 P.M. April 2, 1958 Respectfully submitted rtff:#C,~~~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Pepper, seconded by Gross, estimate approved. Clerk authorized to advertise for bids. . I I I . ~t ~~ (~'~ (COpy STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: March 19, 1958 We the undersigned members of the Street and Alley Committee have considered the communication from Thomas E. Hoeft to have curb cut at 2224 N. Broadwell. There already is a portion of lowered curb at the above address which is in a business zone. We thereby recommend that the above request be granted. S/ s/ s/ S/ Respectfully submitted, Street & Alley Committee F. A. _E~~_ Cha irman Robert L. So~ensen LYman. M. Campbell M~rion I. __Zac.hry-~___._._~_ (COpy POLICE COMMITTEE REPORT) Motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, report was approved. Honorable Mayor & City Counc:i.l Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: !\larch 19, 1958 We the undersigned members of the Police Committee, hereby recommend that the City Clerk be authorized to advertise for bids to be received until 7:30 P.M. Wednesday April 2, 1958 for furnishing two-way radio equipment for the Police Department at an esti~ated cost of $6968.00. S/ S/ S/ S/ Respectfully submitted, H. J. Rl-!.sse 11, Chai rman Marion I. Zacpry Robert L. Sorensen Lyman M~. Campbell Motion of Zachry, seconded by Russell, report was approved. Clerk authorized to advertise for bids. Zachry mentioned that Chief of Police had received a letter from Horner, Manager of Yancey Hotel, offering his complete assistance and cooperation in the use of the radio station. . I I I . J~ ~i !) COJ:iTiIITTEB BJi;POHT r~o 'J11.2; l'![AYCm. AND CFl'Y COUNCIL GRAND ISLf\ND, NEBHA::jKA G EN TU:MEN : We, the members of t(1e l:":Lnance Cormnittee, I'eport that an audit of the City records should now be made so that the books Cai' be completely audi tcd bel'ore Sigurd Johrde, Ci ty 'I'reasurer, WllO nas resigned, leaves his office. We recommend tiiat the City Clerk advertise for sealed proposals for the making of such audit, the same to be f'or the period of May 1, 1957 to April 30, 1958, inclus:L ve. We reconmlend that sealed proposals be re ce ived up to 7:30 P.M. on the 2nd day of April, 1958, and that such proposals be opened at the regular meeting of tbB City Councll to be held on said date. Vue recornmend tllat only Certified Public Accountants make such audit; tha~ all sealed proposals be accompanied by a bid bond, o:e certified check, in an amount equal to five (5~~) per- cent of tLc proposal. 'Ihe specifications cove:r>ing such audit will. be on file at all times in the office 0:[:' the City CleI'k. Hespectful1y submitted this H)th day of March, 1950. ~Z~~~~#~~______ ;;;k'1A;~".~" '=:.:)~~ ! ) / ~ ~ \ / ( ~-FjJi(~,) -...------~~- .I ./ ../ .... .'0 J/ /"/ _,..:" . ..l"',! ,/ ,/ ." " "f ,. _f ., ", .~;1~L~'6J~/;._fJ. : .;R~}ri;;~~~~~~~;-~ /SEHV ICE AY01AIHS COI!iI\,I'J:~.'Kli: Motion of Wilson, seconded by Pepper, report was approved. Clerk authorized to advertise for bids. Mayor advised the Council that he had received applications for the office of City Treasurer, and that after considerable inquiry, and ~ meeting with the Committee, had made decision to appoint Henry C. Bach. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Wilson, the appointment was confirmed. . I I I . 1 "~O RES 0 L UTI 0 N WlIEHEAS, there are six (6) oil tanks each having a capacity of 12,500 gallons situated on the Grand Island Municipal Airport grounds wid ch have no t been u sed for several years, and WEEHEAS, because said oil tanks tlave not been used they are slowly deteriorating, and the same should be sold, NOW, 'I'j,.EHEP,{JHE~ BE 1'1' RESOLVED BY r:L'I,IC NlAYOR AND COUNCIL OF' CI'rY OF' GHAl'W ISL.i\.ND, NEBHASKA: That Lester Lilley, Airport Superintendent, be, and he is hereby dire cted and authori zed to sell to the b.ighe st bidder the above described oil tanks, and the money derived from the sale of su ch oil tanks be depo 3i ted in the Airport :fl'und wi th the Ci ty 'l'reas- urer for the sole and only use in the development, improvement, op- eration and maintenance of the Grand Island Municipal Airport.. EL, 1'1' F'UH'I'I1ER HESOrNED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this resolution to Lester Lilley, Airport Superintendent. Respectfully submitted this 19th day of March, 1 /"",/'..~f~""'7 (...~ _2" ~~-/ ~~ ~9//f?4-4~/E/. (j<:~~lb-v\ (" f'. 0' J" ;' >.\.L C---C-G.'2- /..-c.--,;/''t..---C-;:L_e'''......._ PAHKS, BAND Alij;o AIflPOHT CONITvII'l'TEE Motion of Russell, seconded by Voss, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . Jt r5 J. RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the duly appointed :6oning Commission 01' the City of Gr:l.nd Island made a pI'e liminary repoy.t to the Ci ty Council of said City on the ~ day of o(~~~ , ~--'--- 1957, and after duly published notice, as I'equired by law, a public heaping was held on the 15th day of July, 1957, on said report, and WLiEREA,S, after such public hearing, a final report of said Lormnl ssion to sai d Ci ty Council was made as of the date of Aug- ust 19, 1957, and WJ,EHEAS, sa:Ld final report and references therein to said pI'eliminary report, contain the recommendation to said City Council that a comprehonsive plan of rezoning in conformance with specific 1"ecommendati.ons con tained in said repo1"ts be adopted by the Mayor and Cit.y Counc:.Ll of said C1 ty by the enactment of an ordinance or o1"dinances embodying thE:; 1"ocommendations aforesaid, and WHEREAS, on February 3, 1958, the duly appointed Planning Com- mission of said City made its report to the Mayor and City Coun- ell whel'oin it 1'0 commends that the report p1"eviou sly submi tted by the L;onlng COfrud.ssion, as aforesaid, be adopted by said Mayor' and City Council of said City, and WHEHEAS, tLe C1 ty Counci 1 of said Ci ty, on the da te of F1e b1"u- ary 5, 1~58, unanimously voted to adopt, and did adopt the report of tiJe Planning Comnds~don aforesaid, de..ted l?ebruary 3, 1958, and WHEHEAS, said Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand 1s- land, Nebraska, rocogni~e the present need for tne adoption of a comprohensive plan for the rezoning of said City and, furtnor, the present need to, without further delay, conform to said comprehen- sive plan in aceoI'd with RecoMnendation No. 1 contained in said Zoning Commission's final report in the rezoni of Second Street in said City in tb.e manner and to the extent prescribed therein, and WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council deem i. t proper tha t the adop-. t:Lon of such comprehensive plah for rezoning of said City, aforesaid, J~ :5 ~3 -2- and, in conformance therewith, tile present rezoning of Second Stroet in said City in the manner and extent as is provided in ReCOrill.11enda tion No. 1 contained in said comprehensive pIan, said - I comprenensive plan being as set out in the report of tb.e Zoning Commission dated August 19,1957, be submitted to the Planning Commission of said 01 ty for study and recownendations prior to furtheI' act:Lon tbereon by said Mayor and Council. NOW, 'l'lillllt,~}i'OHE, BE I'l' Ri';SOLVED BY fnIE MAYOR AND COTJNGIL OP said City tha the advisability of the adoption by said Clty of the report of the ZonLlg Commission dated August 19, 195'7, as a comprehensive plan for rezoning saj_d City be, and tne same hereb:y' is, submitted to the l)lanning Comrnisslon of said City for study, approval or disapproval. It is further resolved that the intention of the said City to immedia tely T'ezone Se cond Stree't of said 01 ty in accord wi th, and as is provided by Recommendation No. 1 of the final repor t of I the Zonlnr; CommissioD- dated AUgUEJt 19, 195'7, same being that, 1119.11 lots facing Second Street on both sides of the street from one ex- tremity of the City to the other be zoned Business B", provided, howeveI', trIa t all lots pre sen tly zoned for indus trial purpose s shall be excepted, such consti tuting the first step in rezoning according to s1.1 cLi comprehensive plan, if such cornprehensi ve plan, afore said, is approved by SEl.id Planning Commission, be and the same is hereby . ~ submitted to the Planning Commission of said City for study, approv- 19.1 or disapproval. Be it i'urtber resolved that the C:Ltv Clerk forward a certified v copy of this Hesolution to the Planning Commission. He spe c tful1y 1958. I . ..(7 .~~ --f':.%-..---.-..-.--.---.-.--..---~.--... -..---.--..-------.- .- // ;k~~]um ~~;~-- Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . ,"1 tj ;:) RESOLUTION WflEREAS, the Home Rule Charter of the City of Grand Island approved by the electors of the said :City on the 3rd day of April, 1928, provides that the Councilmen shall be paid the SUlil. of Three Hundred ($300) Dollars per year for their services, and the Mayor, by charter arllendIl1ent, is paid the sum of Seven Hundred Fifty ($750) Dollars per year, and WHEREAS, the remuneration paid to such officials is far be- low that paid to such officials in other ci ties of the first class in the State of Nebraska, and wholly inadequate for the services perfonned by such officials, and WHEREAS, the Home Rule Charter of the City of Grand Island relating to the salaries to be paid to the Mayor and Council1aen should be amended and more adequate compensation be provided for such officials. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that a special election be called on the 13th day of May, 1958, for the purpose of submitting to the electors of the City of Grand Island the proposition of amending the Home Rule Charter of said City relative to the compen- sation to be paid to the Mayor and Council1l1en, and that such pro- posed amendm.ent provide that the Mayor be paid the SUla. of One 'Ihousand Five Hundred ($1,500) Dollars annually, and that the Coun- cillilOO be paid the SUlll. of Six Hundred ($600) Dollars per year for their services. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Legal Department prepare an ordinance calling such special election and tha t said ordinance embody the charter aJll.endment concerning such salaries as herein provided, and that such ordinance be presented to the City Council on the 2nd day of April, 1958. Respectfully sublflitted this 19th day of March, 1958. <:~~ ) \ " .', ('j'::"':> ~! "../ . ....." ..' ~ ,','">1- ~""'''-. A Y V <" . ",z.-z.~ '"1.--''''''''-=-- _ <' '\ ~~/ '/0-~;1!~6e4~- /FINANCE, CITY PROPERTY, OIVIL SERVIOE AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Motion of Russell, seconded by Wilson, Resolution was adopted. ~( Cj ~ RES 0 L U T LON VlfI-IEREAS , the Cit;y of Grand Island advertised for sealed proposals for the furnishing of' one(l) tru ck body for hauling . I of garbage and re~use (12 cu. yd. capacity), the same to be re- cejved up to 7:30 P.M. on the 19th day of' March, 1958, and WFJEHEAS, the proposal of xHIG 'WAY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY C@):r the sum of ~lL..4..,-6.2.5. 00 was :L'ound to be tJ:le lowest '} .~ and best proposal submitted, and the Mayor and Council find that Jl, SUCll proposal snuuld be accepted and approved. N01N, , BE I'l' BESOINED BY lVIA YOn C II, OF ri'lE C I '["{ ()}' ISIAhD, tLa t the proposal of said HIGHWAY EQUII?MBN']' & SUPPT,Y CO.' for the furnishing of said truck body be, and tiH) same is (LereiJY acc ted and approved, and that WALTER LEHMAN mNnxx~~D~. be, and he is hereby authorized to s1 a purchase order for said truck body, and that the same be lei for upon presentation of a claim filed therefor by the I seller. Respectfully submitted this 19th day of March, 1958. ) f /J/J J WJ4~ a . . (J.,w' ___._._____._ Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. I . .15 :) RES Q L UTI 0 N WHEHEAS, the City of Grand Island advertised for sealed proposals for the furnishing of gasoline for t e balance of the . I year 1958, approximately 22,000 gallons to be delivered, as order- ed, to the underground tanks at the City Garage, the same to be received up to '7:30 r.1VI. on the 19th day of March, 1958, and WLEREAS, the proposal of THE TEXAS .JL9MPANY_ in the sum of ~~O..l~O.e '?pe,n-lgal.1on :/ was found to t)e the lowe s t and best proposal submitted, and the Mayor and Council find that such proposal should be accepted and approved. 1~()\N, ~CIJI1~F(L~~IjlOllE, 131~ 1f1' RI~~3():IJVED ~BY- i MAYOR Al'iD COUNCIL 01" CIT'Y GHAJW ISLAND, NEBHASZj~, that the proposal of said o . 'EIm [lEXA.S' COMPNA.Y for the furnishing of said gasoline, and the same is hereby accepted and approved, and that W A L TFli. L RHMAN...-. be, and he is here authorized to sign a purcnase order for s8.5.d gasolIne, and tn",t the flame be p8.id :Cor upon presentation of a clalm filed therefor by the seller. I Respectfully submitted this 19th day of March, 1958. ~Q~ ODE Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. I . . I I I . 1_ t5 (', Rlf~Q1urr'I.QN WI1EHJJ:AS, the Ci ty of Grand Island advertised for sealed proposals covering the cost of construction of Sewer District No. 299, the same to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 5th day of March, 1958, and WHEHEAS, the proposal of LOUIS H.SMITH in the sum of' ~~ (ali52. 9(0 was found to be the lowest and best proposal submitted, and the Mayor and Council find tho. such proposal shou :Ld be accepted and approved. ITONi, 'l'hEHEl"ORE.:, BE 1'1' RESOLV'W B'{ 'fI:U;: IvIAYK}R AND COUNCIL mi' '1' Gil'Y ()l~ GRJUTD ISLi\ND, NEBIiASKA, tho. t the proposal of said contractor ~UIS H.SMITH be, and the same is hereby accepted and approved, and tll/t a contract i'or the con[jtruc- tion of said sewer district be entered into by and between the City of Grand Inland and said contractor'. Hespectf'ully submitted this e nt.h-_ day oi' March, 1958. J)4~,t.t 'J~ /~ .... / S2 ...~ ~~~ V' 7J Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . f ::: 'I"~"~ ;' - ~ j - ORDINANCE NO. 3332 creating Paving District No. 280 in Grant Street from Oklahoma Avenue to Phoenix Avenue, and Phoenix Avenue from Grant Street to Arthur Street, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3332- Mot ion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, GrosS, Pepper, Zachry. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDIN~NCE NO. ~332 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCE_NO. 3332 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCE NO~ 333~ - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, was placed on fin.al passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting , yes, CF)mpbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, GroSS, Pepper, Zachry. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. Revised estimate from Frank McNett and Company on construction of' altet>atio:hs~arrd;.adatt10\tls;'at A1rbase 'waS'tpre~e\115ted as follows: Item No.. 1 $28,975.00 $ 1,785.00 Installation of Walk-in Cooler Item No.2 Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, was approved. Bob McKune, Manager of KRGI, addressed the Council pertaining to Ordinance No. 1341, regulating public dances, age limits, time, etc. stating that KHGI had been having Night Train dances for the teerl-agers 13 to 17, and was very hopeful that the Council might give special permission for conducting these dances. After considerable discussion all Councilmen, the Mayor, Rev. Schwanz; Councilman Russell of the Ordinance Committee, advised that the Committee had meet with representatives from several organizations, and it seemed from the consensus of opinion, it would be very hard to draw an ordin~ce whereby everyone would be satisfied. The Mayor suggested that different organizations decide upon some solution, after which it would be presented to the Council in writing. The members of the Council would then take it under advi.sement. . I I I . -e r'v.,. \ J.) t~ (Sorensen arrived) Motion of Voss, previous action on Agreement with United Airli.nes was rescinded and proposed agreement again presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, agreement was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Voss mentioned that there would be a meeting of the Ground Water Associat1.on at the Court House at 10:00 A.M. March 20th, and that there had been an inv1.tation to the Mayor and Counc1.l, and whoever might with to attend. Russell mentioned that there should be something defin1.te done perta1.ning to park1.ng of cars on sidewalk on 2nd Street, and he suggested that business men's groups meet with Counc1.l representat1.ves at 7:30 P.M. Tuesday, March 25th. At this time, Councilman Wilson made his farewell speech to the A Council, stating that it was h1.s last meeting, and advising the Council that he had appreciated the opportunity of having worked with them for the past two years. But on account of other duties, it was impossible for him to give the office the time and effort it should have. The Mayor thanked Mr. Wilson for his kind words, also expressed regret that he was leaving the Council. Zachry mentioned that there should be something done in the area of Soldier's Home to Broadwell, in the way of sidewalks or protected pedestrian area. Zachry mentioned that if and when a day off fe1l un a holiday, there should be something in the way of arrangements made for another day. Same was presented by Councilman Sorensen March 5th. Request was made that same be referred to each chairman. Seconded by C,gmpbell. Zachry made mention of the report that was made March 5th pertaining to traffic accidents at 13th and Clark, and that there should be traffic signs at this location. He requested that Acting ~ Chief Mike Gephardt make report, and that according to the record, there had been three accidents on this corner in 90 to 120 days, that it was an open crossing, and was reckless driving causing accidents. Pepper mentioned the request of persons in West Height's Addition and Lutheran Academy.for sidewalks and streets in West Height': area and suggested that there be an exchange of properties for street 15~p purposes and that an ordinance and deeds be prepared pertaining to same. Engineer advised that nothing could be done in building streets . I until after the weather becomes more settled, and frost out of the ground. Mayor called attention to the monthly report of C. W. Burdick, advising the Council there would be one forthcoming each month. Claims were presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, were allowed as read, and listed in claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Gross, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Motion of Gross, Council adjourned. March 19, 1958 F. S. White City Clerk I I . . I I I . APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDINGMARCH31~ 1958 APPROP. ADJ. EXPENDED TOTAL MARCH EXPENDED 45320.00 3679.00 27199.11 32350.00 14610.00 15367.00 10308.00 12045.00 130000.00 FUND Adm. Eng. st. Sewer Health Inc. City Hall General Bonds Int. 96170.00 Airport 121000.00 St. Alley 71000.00 Sanitation 49400.00 Park 72500.00 Police 170000.00 Cemetery 40426.89 Perm. Care 105902.40 Fire 179347.34 Fire Pension 26000.00 Paving 78810.00 Sewer 55980.00 Sewer ColI. 12525.00 City Garage 39601.99 Library 41000.00 Music 5500.00 456.08 31000.00 Civil Def. Soc. Sec. 2585.40 20838.18 47.11 1225.57 1210.83 9248.03 2093.05 4997.28 1064.00 7994.16 10679.38 71502.33 28410.00 28950.00 4649.89 51612.43 6818.31 46303.78 3901.62 31192.76 1707.10 31993.57 7000.00 12463.85 98339.43 1530.78 18594.06 11040.57 1621.26 2876.91 3383.13 641.32 4459.64 3967.71 110540.72 12979.03 40229.50 31473.05 5237.45 23353.38 26312.09 1750.00 69.77 13386.52 Parking Lot 11098.64 -7000.00 235.35 2120.04 Sewer Cons. 37627.70 1375406.04 2355.39 98151.48 10379.80 654199.67 14294.09 108868.72 1567162.83 434.65 142954.33 2487914.29 Ice Water Light Sewer Dist. Paving Dist. 31951.23 159333.29 11.18 3564.54 293011.72 Respectfully Submitted, F. S. White, City Clerk '11\) :1 i ..'~. " ,J BALANCE 18120.89 11511.82 13384.43 6118.97 5310.72 4050.84 58497.67 67220.00 69387.57 24696.22 18207.24 40506.43 78660.57 21832.83 105902.40 68806.62 13020.97 38640.50 24506.95 7287.55 16248.61 14687.91 3750.00 386.31 17613.48 6454.03 27247.90 723561.76 '.~..,: . 1 Grand Island, Nebraska April 2, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except . I Gross. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Rev. Lofgreen of the First Christian Church opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meeting of March 19th were read and approved. Bonds having been O.K. I d by the City Attorney, were presented as follm'Js: Dannie Wi.lliams -- Patrolman Criterion Advert ising Company, Inc. -- S1.gn Hangers Henry Rasmussen -- Auctioneer Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, bonds were approved. Letter and Agreement from the Junior Chamber of Commerce pertaining to Insurance Coverage for their Drag-strip Races were presented. Mr. Willard advised the Council that all was in order. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, Agreement was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. I I . ~t fJ, ~~ R E 8 0 L UTI 0 N BE rrr 1m S OINISD BY I;IAYOR D C O[TNCII, OF C I !L"Y OP ISJ,lum, NEBH1L::I\1\, that licenses to sell liquor by the pack- . I age be issued to tne perso,ns, firms, associations and corporations in sai C1 as follows: Clyde IVI. L.ook Corner 'I'a vern 202 .North Locust Stroet W. E. IIartman North Side Tavern and Liqu OJ:' Store 386 Nort Walnut streot B. P 0 Elks No. 604 205 West 1st streot Emil J'. Vaclavek H & H Liquor Storo 42Ll West 4trl stroot Elmer McIntosh Bud IS 'l'a ver'n 106 West 4th Street Wnite j[orse fJ'avern, Inc. 1803 NortL Vifest Front Street; Charles F. Vaclavek o Ie Liquor store 105 East 3rd street Lawren~e J. Uuyette li'penchY's Liquor Store 515 East 4ttL Street I Wick IvI. Heath F'ine Liquors 203 NortL, Locust Street William Sielaff & lViarie L. Sie laff Idle Hour 'Tavern 308-310 NortiWi3.1nu t Street BE I 'I' FUH'I' nESOLVED that he Gi ty Clerk forward a ceI't:Lf:tod copy o:i:' thiS :eosolution tol~(jo obr:G:ska Liquor' Control Commiss:Lon, L:Lncoln, obraska. [(espe cti'ul1:y submi ttod s 2nd day of April, 1958. ~~<<'/~--- ~~. I . -( ';:'-'-1lTii' rrri~'Py----rl'" ('F'iTS';" (y B01l1'D8 J. ',',';,','T\ ..J l..J .lJ....:J _.:"..w_l. _ , .u j__,L~\ ..l,,:.n..J, .l1J ~__ .LJ OHDIfTAf.rCES C Tl!:E Motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, Resolution was adopted. Roll Call Ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. 6 I:, I'"~ ,L 'f f) RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE I'l' Im;30TNED BY'!' on J) C C I I.J 0 jJl fIrr.t .;_.:~ C I ~[1-~/.. O.I-~l . I G H.i\:'<, I) I , , tha-t tiJ.e application of David Ditter, doing bust.noss as Ditters Bar, for a license to solI liquor by the package at tho address known as 210 East Third Streot in . ,~1-. . /V' ' said City be ~~ granted. IT Fmn', SOLVED thatcho City Clerk forward a cOl:,ti- fled copy of ti s re solu tion to No bra ska Liqu ()r Carl tr'ol Com.- " ]' . 1 JTLLSSJ,On, ,Jlnco ~l, }Ie b:eEl sica. Ho.::rpecti'ully subrni too. tt-lis 2nd day ai' Apd,l, ID5B. ~-/{Z~If?~ 1~________ I C' 1'1' "," 'FnT IjTv("~,""','J-..\'7'I~f.-,I,-" ,~::!.,'--ll('1'1\CT\S-7."-,,l\',:I'C:-D:-- ;.~.~lvil1 ~L~~~ -\'.l., _ J... _._-, - ,,___I--' ..J~~.u {_. OHDINAj\CES COIlJIvII'llrl'EE Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. I . ff Pi .L t.! ~f Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, that all applications for new licenses, Beer or Liquor, on file in City Clerk's Office be denied, and Liquor Control Commission be so notified. After considerable discussion, Arthur Mayer representing . I Mrs. Michelson; Shamberg representing Liquor Dealers; and 1'1cDermott representing Joh~ Schneider; Mayer requesting that Mrs. Michelson be given special consideration on account of the license having been in the Stratton Hotel, and McDermott requesting that there be a public hearing on Schneider's Application from the start of business and stated that he would have several residents favoring the granting of this license. Shamberg requested L1.quor Dealers in the audience, who were opposed to the granting of this license, to please stand, there being five. He also requested that all other individuals opposed to granting Schneider's License stand. There were five individuals, representatives of PTA, Churches and Liquor Dealers Association. There was considerable discussion as to the proposed ordinance I to be passed. There being no further discussion, Roll Call Ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Zachry, Voting no ~t.fils9n, Russ~ll,Vo$S, Pepper and Sorensen. Gross absent. I . 16;j RES01Ul110N BJL 1'1' HESULVED BY Hi'; GHATTD ISLllND, AND C aUNGIL C rry OF that licenses to sell beor for the 1958 - 1959 year be is :':1Ued to the following munod persons, firms, . I as- sociations and corporations in said City as follows: Frederick Beckmann Fourth Struet Tavern Bill's Tavern, Inc. Boss Hotels Company B P 0 Blks No. 604 G. Pat Brown Backward B Bar Michael Curtin Savoy Tavern Grcmd Island Liederkranz 'VV'. E. .1.'.1[\.14 trnarl North Side Tavern & Liquor Star e Wayne J). Hedglin Paul J. Hitchler Hi tchler' s Tavern Niek Jamson, d/b/a Schuff's Cafe teria Nick Jamson, d/b/a B & IVl Cafe Walter C. Hoppe & Eleanor M. Hoppe d/b/a Silver Dollar Bar Elmer I/IcInto sh. Bud' s rravcI'n :i?ranklin D. Hate jka fliown Pump Elmer W. Mettenbrink Mettenbrink Bar . =-~'-~~I:;)loo0n~ LlclJ.~l,;)()u Mervin H. Moeller Platt Duetsche Society Edward Huff .t:d.die's Bar J'otill C. SCLmeider Del Rio Drive In Cafe Florence Stolley Florence I f) rl1avern D. C. 'ihompson 'I'omedY' s rravern Vetel'ans of l"oreign Wars White Horse rravern, Inc. Naoma ZacbI'y Zachry's 'ravern Clyde M. Zook Corner 'l'!:l.vorn I 418 1No s t 4th Street 0''''' & Off' Sale d 5<) Ll :Gust 4th Sty'eet On & 01'1' Sale o J; 119 North Locust St. On Sale 205 West 1st street On Sale 310-12 West First St. On & Sale 123 }~ast }'ront Street On Sale 401-403 West 1st Street On Sale 386 North Walnut Street On Sale 313 We s t 2nd Stree t On &,~ Off Sale 209 Nortb Wheeler st. On & Off 0ale 321 North. Locust St. On & Off' Sale 2430 North Bra d ~vo 11 On & Off Sale 409 North Pine Street On & Off Sale On Sale On & Off Sale On & OLe Sale On !.:.;o.l 0 , On 8" Off Sale On Sale On 8c Off Sale Un & Off Sale O"~ " Off Sale .l':' cc On & Off Sale On Sale On ,Sale On &, Off ;3ale On Sale 106 West 4th Street 321 North Pine Street 2432 North Broadwell 103..1it}1{i:fI, L 0 0 Ll t1~ t . 406 West 4th Street 1315 West Anna Street 311 Hort Walnu t St. 209 North Garfield st. 383 Hart WaIn u t st. 123 East 3rd Street 216 West 2nd Street 1803 North West Front 121 East 3rd street 202 North Locust St. BE 1,]' FlTHTJU:;R nESOINED that the 0i t~y Clerk i'orward a certif':Led copy of this resoluticm. to the Nebraslm Liquor Control Commission, Lincoln, Nebraska. SUbml!te~~~___ -)~ ~ i..k:. Vt-'< . .<:U~---::- I . Hespe ctfully CEl'.IE'l'ERY, LICENSES, - BONDS & ORDINANCES COMMITTEE Motion of Russell, seconded by Voss, Resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. t {' ( .2- UO . I Applications of Brush & Shuey Robert Goc & E. F. Lonowski Leonard Nienhueser Clyde Copple Fila & Fila Wm. & Msrie Sielaff "fm. & Catherine Shaver Richard Butler, Beer Licenses were presented. Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, hearing was set for 7:30 P.M. April 16th. Bids on Annual Audit were presented as follows: Contryman & Associates -- C.P.A ----------.-- $10.00 per hour Senior Accountants $ 7.50 Junior Accountants $ 5.00 Clerks & Stenographers $ 2.00 Maximum Cost -- $1145.00 R. B. Lockwood -- $5.00 per hour for Accountant, but no Maximum Price. Notion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, referred to Finance Committee. Bids on Storm Sewer Projects 58A and 58B were presented as follows: I ._458_A - 58B Rentlor Company -------------- $2993.60 $ 2403.00 Louis Smith -----------------~ $3123.00 $ 2525.00 Grand Island Plumbing Company- $2648.20 $ 2095.00 Diamond Engineering Company- -- $3063.20 ~~ 2462.00 Motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, bids referred to Street & Alley Committee and City Engineer. Bids on Paving Districts 272-275-276-278 opened and read as follows: 272 275 276 278 Gerhold Company ------- $3302.37 $17,819.03 $6618.82 $42,201.44 Rentlor Company ------- $3286.57 $17,694.51 $6606.75 $42,062.75 Missouri Valley Const.- $3251.89 $17,508.91 $6506.00 ~~41, 543.33 Diamond Engineering Co. $3180.86 $17,079.94 $6367.03 ~~40 ,562.28 I . ~otion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, bids referred to Street anD Alley Committee, and City Engineer to report back next meeting. Bids on two-way Radio Communication were presented as follows: Midwest Communication Service Inc. ------------ $5,037.75 Motorola Communications & Electronics --------- $5,399.00 Bid No.1 $5,561.90 Bid No.2 $5,199.90 Bid No.3 Motion of Zachry, seconded by Russell, referred to Police and Finance Committees. 'W .CC,oJ ).lY, Petition for Paving Garfield Street from Second Street to north line of Blocks 2 and 3, Baker's Addition, 40.36% signatures was presented. Motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, request was granted,' ordinance ordered drawn. . I Petition for paving Arthur Street from Louise to John Street, 50% signatures, was presented. Motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, request was granted, and ordinance ordered drawn. Request of W. B. Hight, to close the alley in Block 27, Schimmer's Addition, was presented, along with a plat, and reasons for wishing same closed, stating that there were trees and shrubbery in the alley, and that same was never used for traffic. t10tion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, was referred to the Street and Alley Committee and City Engineer. Petition for Gravel District in West Height's Addition was presented with 54.22% signatures. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, request was granted, and ordinance ordered drawn. I Request of John Nielsen to build second house on Lot 6, Block 15, Rollin's Addition was presented, along with plat. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, was referred to the Fire and Zoning Committee. Hearing set for 7:30 P.M., April 16th. Request from Grand Island Transit Company for permission to cut their bus service and increase fares on special school buses, was presented. Bus service to be on the regular routes frorr 7:30 A.M. to 9:30 A.M., and 11 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. only. After some discussion motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, request was granted. Request from Howard Hofeldt for permission to increase prices for meals to prisoners, Breakfast increase from 250 to 350 Dinner and Supper -from 500 to 650 was presented. Motion of Russell, seconded by Zachry, request was granted I . .(:n, ( f I. ;,' ~,L \J ~5 CmliJilI'eTEE HEPOHT 'I'Q 'I'EE lVlA-~{OH Atm COUfiCIL, GRAIW I;:~Li\ND, NEBHA510\. GEN 'l'LElVlEN : . I We, the melnboT's of' the Police Committee repo:L't that some new automobiles sLwuld be puy'chased for use of the Police Depiu'tment. We recommend that the City Clerk advertise for sealod Py'oposals for tee furnisJ:ling of SUCrJ motor ve clos to be received up to 7:30 o'clock P.M. on the 16th day of April, 1958, and to be open- od at a regular meoting of tho City Council on said dato. Vie re commend that such propo sal s be fUI'rli shed a s fa llows: Proposal Number Ono (1) for Two (2) 4 door sedans Trade ins, one (1) front end has boen damaged one (1) 76,000 miles Proposal Number 1~0 (2) for Three (3) 4 door sedans rrl"ade in s, one (1) fron t end damaged one (1) 76,000 mlles one (1) 66,000 miles Proposal Number l'hree (3) .Four (4) 4 door sedans Trade ins, one (1) fror~ end damaged one (1) 76,000 l,lLLes one (1) 66,pOO miles one (1) 36,000 miles motor overhauled I V;Je IlGGOlllinerld. tl1[lt tLle i"'ollovir5..ng specl.ilicEltIorls be used by" arlY person or firm submitting proposals: I . 1958 model 4 door sedans, standard in the best line of said make V -8 valve in b.ead motor 200 ElP or over Color, optional (prefer grey & groen) Oil bath air cleaner Oil filter Brake s, hydraul.ic Two sun vi SOT'S Arm rosts, front seat Spotlight rnou.ntod on drivers side, 5 incll unlty inside control lioater and defrosters, fresil air intake 5 tubel.ess, Nylon tires, all wheel balanced, Tire size standard . to said make Dual windshlold wipers of the positive operating type Automatic transmission 'oam rubber padding in the front and rear seats horn ring 'Turn signals, IJdt" self cancelling switch dome 1igh t WJ. tn in t1->egal swl tch Successful bidder is to remove tho Leece ville electrical gen- erating equipment from the trade ins and install it on the new vehicle, making wL~tever conversion and modification necessary to place tho equipment in good worldnc; order' on the new vehicles. 'The successful bidder for new cars must change over all PoLlce equJ.pment except l->ao.io equipment, on present police CLU'S to new cars at U~o agency's own expense. 1 G! -2- Bidders will submit separate bids for each type and make of car, trw. t the;y wisb to submit for tll.e Council's consideration. . I Tho above mentioned cars are 1956 Chevrolet 210 serius and can be seen at Police headquarters. Respectfully submitted thls 2nd day 01' April, 1958. - (i -::>, dzr ...'t.~-.,.....~ ',---:'7'" """;<. ~ ~ ..". I /f'L I::l OT -:l" C' 'EII~~C'ii\i,[,:"y.;:f.ilCvf, ,.-, ...._1 _.J l.... ~,,-"'_, ~,' L \.. ~ -';::.~~ _ J.._J,[iJ ,,~..~../ Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, Clerk was authorized to advertise for bids for two cars. I I . 1 ;1~ , ;' (COpy ZONING COMMITTEE REPORT) March 28, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: . I The fo110wing is a report made by the Zon1.ng Committee to a request by the Mayor relative to the annexation of several tracts of land contained entirely within, or lying directly adjacent to the Corporate Limits of the City of Grand Island. This report is divided into two parts. T'he first concerns these. tracts lying entirely wi.thin the Corporate limits of the City. The several tracts heve been numbered for convenience of identification. Tract II 1 - Approximately 20 acres of land bounded on the north by Bismark Road, on the east by the western edge of Pleasant View Addition and on the south and west by Claussen's Country View Addition Occupants of this area are presently supplied with City electricity. City water and sewer service is available. Tract II 2 - Approximately 7 acres of land bounded on the north by Bismark Road, on the east and south by Claussen's Country View Addition and on the west by Oak Street and Hawthorne Place. This tract is provided with all City utilities. Tract # 3 - Approximately 10 acres of land bounded on the north by Manderson or 6th Avenue, on the west by West Heights 2nd Addition and on the south by a continuation of West North Front Street. Residents of this tract are supplied with City electricity. City water and sewer service is readtly available. I Tract # 4 - Approximates l8~ acres of land bounded on the east by Ruby Avenue, on the north by 13th Street, on the west by Custer Avenue and on the south by Corporate Limits, or a line 672.4 feet south of and parallel to 13th Street. The Central Catholic High Schook, whi.ch occupies the eastern one-third of this tract is present- ly supplied by Ctty electricity and sewer service. A City water main runs along the north edge of this tract. Tract II 5- Approximates 22~' acres of land bounded on the west by North Broadwell Avenue, on the east by Wheeler Avenue and on the north and south by the Corporate Limits of the City of Grand Island. Occupants of this area are presently supplied with all City utili.ties. Tract # 6 - Approximates 21 acres of land bounded on the north by Meves 1st Addition, on the east by Joehnck Road, on the south by Bismarl{ Road and on the west by the Corporate Limit line. All City utilities are available in this tract and are in use by some occupants: As has been noted earlier, the above described plots are all contained entirely within the Corporate Limits of the City of Grand Island, and each is provided with some or all of the City utili.ties. Those utilities not presently in use are readily available. I . Extensive improvements have been made in most of these areas; in fact 1, new churches have been erected in tracts ident ified as tract #2 and ff6. In tract #5 extensive commercial improvements have been, or are in the process of being built. The new Central Catholic High School is situated in Tract #4. Proposed area plot plans have been tentatively drawn of several of the plots or tracts by the City Engineer1s department and are on file ir that office. The City of Grand Island presently retains easements on some of these areas for streets and alleyways. In others the Ctty retains easements for Ctty utiltty lines. ~l 't-! J . I It is, therefore, the considered oplnlon and recommendation of the Zoning Committee that each of the foregoing described areas be annexed by the City of Grand Island; further, layout streets and alleyways in these areas so as to conform to streets and alleyways in adjacent additions. To augment to our theory, we point out the additional benefits of City fire and police protection--lower rates for City utilities, and in some instances, probable lower insurance rates realized by the owners and residents of the areas woulo more than offset any slight increase in taxation which may be applied. The second part of this report concerns those areas lying directly adjacent to the Corporate Limits of the City of Grand Island and like those tracts i.n part one, are numbered for convenience of identification. ' Tract # 7 - Approximates 8 acres of land bounded on the south by a continuation of Phoenix Avenue, on the east by South Lincoln Street, on the west by South Adams Street, and on the north by the Alley in. the 1100 and 1200 blocks between West Oklahoma Avenue and West Anna Streets. The aforementioned tract is in the s:i.te of the Island Supply Company. Oklahoma Avenue divides this area into two separate areas by its presence through this site. South Washington Street has never been extended south through this area. However, the City of Grand Island has never vacated its right to the 80 foot streetway. The Island Supply Company has buildings located on the 80 foot strip, which would be a continuation of South Washington Street. The occupant is supplied with all City utilities, and further, all City and local facilities are available. I Tract # 8 - Approximates 8 acres bounded on the north by West Anna Street, on the west by a continuation of the west line of South Logan Street, on the east by a continuation of South Monroe Street, and on the south by a continuation of West Oklahoma Avenue. Some resida.nts of this area are provided with all City utilities. Others are provided with City electricity and water. Tract II 9 - This tract is composed of a strip of ground 80 feet wide to be used as a street. This street would be a continuation of Faidley Avenue between North Carey and North Custer Avenue. Tract $10 - Composes approximately 4 acres of ground. It is situated on the west side of Wheeler Avenue and is encompassed on the other 3 sj:des by Home Sub-Division. City water and electricj,ty are presently supplied to this property. With reference to the several above mentioned tracts in part two of this report, it is the considered opinion of this Committee that concessions might be made in some instances in the City's behalf. One such instance would be the vacating by the City of Grand Island, of that part of South Washington Street not presently vacated by said City, which extends through tract #3 in this report. It is the Committee's recommendation that negotiations with the owner or owners of this area be instltuted to secure annexation of this tract. I . Owners of some of the beautiful homes in tract #4 have expressed their desire to be within the Corporate Limits of the City of Grand Island. Many have expended great amounts of money to secure the benefits of the City utilities, for Which they pay a higher service dharge. Unquestionably, the taxes in this area would be increased. However, it could be expected that the insurance rate may change because the added fire protection would be made available. The resi- dents of this area make use of all the local facilities for which their nelghbors to the north pay for. It is therefore, the contention and recommendation of this committee to annex tract 114. The aquisition of the 80 foot strip of land described as tract #9 in this report, which would be a continuation of Faidley Avenue, would not only aleviate the dead end street situation in the north end of Belmont Addjtion, but would provide an access street to the new Lutheran Hospital from the west. A street in this location would also be a great asset to the owner of this land, should he desire to plot this t-ract in the future. JL I;~I 2 It is, therefore, the considered oplnlon that negotiations with the owner of the land, on which the 80 foot strip lies, be instituted immediately. Concerning tract #10. To secure uniformity in the Corporate Limits, it is recommended that this tract be annexed. . I Tract II 11 - I s bounded on the east by St. Paul Road, on the north by Capital Avenue, on the west by the CBQ RR right-of-way, and on the south by 12th Street. This tract is commonly lmown as Geer Sub Division, Blain Addition and Garretts Sub Division. Some residents have issued their concern of annexation, others have expressed their desire to have their property annexed. Most of those desiring annexation seek the benefits of the City utilities not presently available. Taxes '!r>lould be increased slightly, however, the benefits which would be derived by annexation are numerous and would, undoubtedly, offset any increase in taxes. It is therefore, the considered opinion of this committee that area #11 be annexed. In conoluding this report, one recommendation remains. The County Supervisors should give oonsiderable oonsideration of annexation to the City of Grand Island, that area which is known as the Broadwell Court Area. I Respectfully submitted, S/ Lyman M. Campbell S/ Chas. E. Wilson S/ Marion I. Zachry S/ H. J. Russell ZONING COMMITTEE Motion of Campbell, seoonded by Russell, accepted, referred to City Planning Commi.ssion. Resolution of Planning Commission approving the Final Report of Zoning Commission under date of February 3, 1958 was presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, report was accepted, and that the Zoning Commi.ttee give notioe of hearings and make final report. Airport Lease of Raymond Schnoor for Buildings identified as I . T-224, 231, 233', 234, 235, 236, 237, 2~Z,8 and 24~, together with all improvements for a term of two years, $772.00 per year, payable $64.33 per month in advance, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Lease Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and Milton Stoppkotte and J. B. Harris on ground at the Airport, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. ~ f .'~-' " '. ORDINANCE NO. 3333 creat1.ng Paving District No. 281 in Cleburn Street from 18th to State Street was regularly passed by the Council, . I signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO~ 3333 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3333 - Mot ion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3333 - Motion of itlilson, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,' Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3333 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. I Vot tng yes, Campbell, lrH Ison, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3334 creat:i.ng Paving District No. 282 in Garfield Street from Second Street to the north line of Blocks 2 and 3, Bakc~r's Addition, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor ORDINANCE NO. 333~ - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no none. Gross absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3334 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, C8mpbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, I . Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3334 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3334 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was placed on final passage and flnally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. -{! 1.'':u " .ll4 ORDINANCE NO. 3335 creating Special Water f-1ain District No. 211 . I in Oklahoma Avenue from Locust Street to Cleburn Street was regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3335 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, None. GIioss absent. ORQI~ANCE NO. 3335 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3335 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. GrOss absent. I ORDINA~CE NO. 9335 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDJNATiCE. NQ.,!..~936 - creating Spec ial Hater Mai.n District No. 212 in Oklahoma Avenue from Greenwich to Lincoln Avenue regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. OHD}:N.IlNCE NO. 3336 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OHDI~ANCU..Q...!..-:'333Q. - Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordina-nce placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, vhlson, Russell, Voss, I . Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. ::?336 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3336 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. "f ~t.,~! r"" ~l { f) ORDINANCE NO. 3337 pertaining to Package Liquor and Beer Licenses, limiting the number, regularly passed by the Council, s:i.gned by the Mayor. . I orlPIN~NCE NQ.!.._3337 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. Discussion on limit, granting of more licenses, etc; McDermott making special plea for his client, Mr. Schneider, and Rev. Schroeder, would be more people opposed to the granting of the license than there would be for the granting of the license, if public hearing were held. Rev. Schwanz felt that Mr. McDermott's request for public hearing I for Mr. Schneider was out of order, as it had been before the Council four or five times, and that the last hearing, he felt, was sufficient to consider that he had public hearing. Shamberg also reiterated statements made by Rev. Schwanz. ORDINANCE.NO. 3337 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINAIiCE NO._~337 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. I . ORDIN4~C~ NO. 333Z - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Liquor Control Commission advised that the Council denied. granting of the license to John Schneider. 'f ,t~~~.! ,:r:\ -".. " 0 ORDINANCE _NO. 3338 calling Special Election pertaining to 'f. . I increasing the Mayor's salary to $1500.00 per year, and salaries of Counc:i.lmen to $600.00, was regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 333~ - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OHDINANQ.:~L~Q.!.._3338 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Voss, rLlles suspended and ordi.nance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANC~,Ji~_333B - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wllson, Russell, Voss, P Z c~ epper, ,achry, 00rensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. I OHDINANCp NO. ~::?38 - Mot ion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. I . . I I I . f t' " RES 0 L UTI 0 N ',~1J.:':;RSAS, the lvla;'/o:e 3.",d Cou:ncLL of the Oit.,,? of Grand Island advertised for sealed proposals for the annual audit of the Cityls records for tho fiscal year commenCl 1, 1957, the same to be received up to 7:30 P. . on the 2nd day of April, 1958, and to be opened at a re.;ular meeting of the C:ity CouncU. held on said da te, an d ) "J ~~ ,~ / /,..-/ II ./ c,//;If!!:. ~ W!iEln~AS, tL.e proposal of ___-X1__~J_:.;)_tZ!::::~~2_~p..: ~ Cc4 , -, Certified Public Accounta: ts, of the C1 ty of /~: 7fz4 ..=--C" . was found to bo the lowest and best proposal submitted, and the l!luyor Council f1nd tha t tne pr'oposal of said auditors shoulc'.i be accepted and approved. N01ff, '" Hi'; IT' RESOLVED II, OF' .E C1'l''/ ISL./\ND, t the proposal of said auditors be, and the same is nereby acceptect and arrpl'oved, and that a. contt'uct for tho making of' cmcii audit bo entered into by and between tho City of Grand Island and ,::iucn auditors Tor [3uch audit. HespectfuLI:y submitted th:.:.s ;2nd dct'S 01' AP1':l.1, 195e. -.(.i/~ ,'--~~~:~~:tit/.:~-/~... .~_. /', . (>) 'd\~" ~/ ----~ (/-~~:-:-~;:-~:::;:::~=-"7'///~ _._--~ _._-... ._-.- .. 1,/ t. ,5 ",IF) ':;-:~~(~~- //";:~'I_/,f~/~~~ ,~ ~i~_~_~_____.__,,,--:~_c_.__,,....",._,_ , .t~, __~ ~{ I)I1()]?}_~:R~rY., CI'~J'IIj SIGli\T I e}l; fll,ll:{1I\.J~112, Motion of Wilson, seconded by Pepper, Resolution was adopted. J. 8 RES 0 ~ UTI 0 N WlillR~AS, the Mayor and Council invited sealed proposals cov- tn'ing the connl~I'uct:ion of a storm sewer ident:LC:1.ed ai: 5811. to be . I constructed in West Fourteenth (14th) Street from Grand Island Avenue to Park Avenue said pI'oposals to be received up to 7:30 P. hI. on tj:10 ~;nd duy of April, 1958, and to be;; opened at the me eting of trill City Council on said date, and VJtiER~AS, UlC PI'oposal of (;;ras.J.... I~~~k-f.i Co of the C:'ity of ~J ;::;l~ f(ebyq,i,q was found to be the lowest.,,! ~/ and best proposal submitted. .NOVI, 'l'IlEHI';PORE, BE IT HI.GSOLVED BY 'ILl'; JiIl\YOn COUNCIL OF 'T'EL C I 'Y'{ OF j~ SLIUm, &:raul ~f/~fk~b;' that the proposal of said Ca. be, and the same is hereby ac- cepted; tll8.t a contract foT' tl18 constructiun of said storm ~;ewer be entered into b'\j an 0. between <I - Ci of Grn.nd I~;land and said con trac tOl', :cno tha t the Mayor and C:1. ty Cler'k be, and they a:r:e nere- I by directed and authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the Ci ty of Gran d Ii31and. '(:1'" D.L~ 1'1' FUH'I'LEH RESOLVED tha the City Clerk i'or\7ar~d cl certified copy of th:Ls resolution to Edwin Vv. Keiss, City i:n8eI~ . Respectfully submitted tLls 2nd dtct-;Y of Apr>:Ll, 195U. .......-..-...__.----._--,_.~,-"~"..~----".. _._--,~.~,...-~-, -,'~-,_.._.- t'A~~~~~ JANIT1~ION (Sani ~.tion & Storm) ryEE I . Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. 'f: i~'~-' (:~ -"- 0 ,ft RES 0 L UTI 0 N 1j\Jj,EHEAS, the Mayor and CourlCil invited sealed proposals cov- ering tJ:w corl.~jt:r'uction of t:l storm sewer identIfied as 5813 to be . I constructed in Eighteenth (18th) street from Park Avenue to Lafayette Avenue, said proposals to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on Ihe 2nd day of April, 1958, and to be opened at the meeting of the C1 ty Counc 11 on SD :Ld date, and lNHEHLM3, the proposal of &nrqj Lt,n/f2fd!t1.~t~~~~Of the City of emit) r5l/~1 ;f~:2./c:!l___.._, was i'oonci to be the lowe~~ and best proposal submitted. , rcID.SHEF'OIE, BE rr RSSOI,VED BY YOIi I-\.ND C OF' ~!'HF; C1'1"\ OF' GHJ\ND ISLil.ND, NEBHASY}\., that the proposal of said &h?"j h/q;,j PitJ~.f1 Cd' be, and the same is hereby accept- ed; that a contract for the construction of said storm sewer be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and said con- tnlctor, ancl th.at the hiayc)J: anct City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and authorized to sign s d contract on behalf ..{."l I" Oi T~I:.'Le I City of Grand Island. 131.8 IT Ji'UH'.l'im IiESOLVED ttl!.l t the Ci ty Clerk fOI'ward a certif:Led copy of this resolution toLdw W Ke"l. "'S Cl. ~-w ~!i . u, lJJ ineer. Respectfully suhrnitted this 2nd d8:.7 of Apr11, 1958. I . Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. .( ell} " /""." i '. __l ,--} ~ Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, were allowed as presented, and listed in claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Wilson, Russell, . I Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. GroSs absent. Robert Runyan advised the Council that the Civil Defense Service were having a school in the building leased by the State Fire Assn. at the Airport. They now had 100 members, aspiring to get 200 members He extended an invitation to the Council to attend the meeting. Campbell presented plat of the annex of Knickrehm's Second Addition. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign said papers; the property owners in the annex to grade and gravel the streets prior to annexation. Zachry referred to the promises made to residents of Belmont Addition, pertaining to maj.ntaining the streets in that area, and up to now there had been nothing done. He also stated he realized the City was not in a position to make these improvements at this time, I but should be considering something in the way of long-range planning. Motion of Zachry, council adjourned. April 2, 1958 F. S. Wh it e CIty Clerk I . Jt 8 J. Grand Island, Nebraska 7 April 1958 Counc:1.l met as provided by law for the Canvass of Ballots cast . I at the April 1st, 1958 Election. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. All Coun~ilmen present except Gross, who is ill. Canvass as follows: COUNCILMAN FIRST WARD-- Two Year Term 1st 2nd George Clayton 74 195 + 1 Mail Ballot ------ Frank Roush 41 80 ---------------------- TOTAL 270 121 COUNCILMAN SECOND WARD-- Two Year Term 8th 9th 10th Harry Vo~s 160 123 134 -Mail Ballots-- 7 Rudolph Teske 75 71 49 -Mail Ballots-- 2 11th 92 12th 66 582 65 25 287 COUNCILMAN THIRD WARD-- Two Year T.~ William Gross -Mail Ballot-- 1 13th 14th 75 145 221 COUNCILMAN YOURTH WARD-- Two Year Term I Robert Sorensen -Mail Ballots-- 4 Agne s Erny -Mail Ballot -- 1 3rd '89 4th 104 5th 153 6th 56 7th 134 540 64 67 69 72 90 363 TOTAL NUMBER OF VOTERS 00* PREe.NO. 1 1.1 9 NO. 2 1.75 NO. 3 1.5 8 NO. 4 1.7 :1 NO. 5 2,23 NO. 6 1 29 NO. 7 2.2 5 I NO. 8 2.49 . NO. 9 1.99 NO. 10 1,86 NO. 11 1.62 NO. 12 ,93 NO. 13 ,9 6 NO. ,14 1.64 TOTAL 2 3.4 9 >:< n. 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Burdick pertaining to pipe line across the road from the North to the South Cemetery. Cost would be approximately $2300.00. He also suggested that a pump house be bu:l.lt for protection of the pump now installed. Motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, Committee was aut hori.zed to proceed to have the I pipe lines laid and the pump house constructed. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, Council adjourned. F. S. White Ci ty Clerk April 8, 1958 I . .~. 0 ~ .t~~ Grand Is1and, Nebraska April 16, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except Gross, who was absent on account of illness. Rev. Frank Schroeder, . I Evangelical United Brethren Church, opened the meeting with prayer. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. ** Regular Surety Bonds having been O.K.'d by City Attorney were presented as follows: J.,G. Woodin, City Physician. Carl E. Willard, City Attorney William Barrett, Pawnbroker. Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, Bonds were approved. Minutes of the meetings of April 2nd, 7th and 8th, read and approved. ** I I . ~.t 8 :,:>> RES 0 L UTI Q N BE 1 I TmSOLVED GHAN I) I5I,l~ND, . I IL C :Ciry OF c , tha t 1 ice n s e s to se 11 (.""1 I 'I lor TAle 1958 - Deer 1959 year be issued to the folIo named persons, firms, as- sociations rmeL corpora tlons in saJ.d City a~j follows: Harold L. Brush & Abo Shuey Tile Glass Bar L. HobertGoc & Emil Floyd Lonowski Wheeler street Bar Leonard l~ionhueser Black's 'l'aveen Clyde Copple Copple IS 'I'avaI'n Wm. Pila & Loonard 1"ila Bill & Len's Sports- man I s Bar 1JVl11. Siolaff & Marie iJielaff Idle HOUI' 'l'avern WUliam H. Shaver & Catnerine M. Shaver Koehler 'l'avern }lic~18_rd J. JJu tIer Dick's Office 1009 W. North Front Street On & Off Sale 307 North Vlfneelel' Street Or1 &~ Off Sale On &. Off Sale On & Off ~)ale 316 East 2nd Street 410 West 3rd Street 501 Nortn Pine Street OIl &. Off ;::;alo 308-310 No:e tll VIa Inu t 0.1- }..,,) l..J. On Salo 3;~0 Hortu Locu.st Stre t On Sale 107 East 3rd Street Orl ~")ale I BE 1'1' I"1JH'I':T~n_ RESOLVim tnat tho (;1 ty Glel'k forward a certified copy of Lh1s resolution -1.:;0 tile Nebra:::j]ca LiqlJUr Coy.'trol COlY!l1Jisslon, Lin coIn, 1\ bra ,~;\C\ . He spe ctLu lly tted tiLLs lCitU day of ApI'il, 1958. r'l,'y.."lcr1'.-ny.. - 0- Ii "<"S.'S-:;- v.~..d:l~J _LJ::Jll , .Lr V.'~J.Lj _:.....J}..., 011DIl{f\}T(':E~; C;O T....~:t\tII rr ~:El~ BONDS &. Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, Resolution was adopted. I . Roll Call Ballot. All voting yes. . I I I . -{ 8 _:-" J., C"3 ~; RES 0 L UTI 0 N 1'1' HE~)ULVJm HY -.J>:f j) C (JLJ IT C 1~ Ij r~C~;_I:~ (;1 rJ~'~{- .(~).}I LTI1j~j\J]) 1 , t}Ja 13, CEJDSe s to sell liquor the pD d;:age be issued to t 0 per~ons, firms, assoc atJons and corporati ns in said Cj.t~. as f()]. QWS: William H. Shaver & CatLlerinc LI. bhaver Koohler Taver~ 320 North Locust Street TU eLLaI'd tr. But1e l' Dlck'[) Office 107 East 3rd street BE 1']' }l'UH'l' ttw, t t,c Cit:i,T ClOI'k forward a cerL1.LLed copy of tid s 1'0 solu tion to L8 Ncbr8. z;]ca Liquor Control Comrnis 8:)_on, Lincoln, Nebraska. Bespectl'ully submitted tllis 16tr; day of l\.pr'Ll, 1958. -0' ;;[;"I'","L'T", 'r. """'ll ','f, 1- (' ' - c '3' ')" 3 ',- '--' .l:.J ~ .L:J , _J1 JLI'!,.;'\::, , lA)]m Iit!L, () (). /Ii\T ~L_ ~[~ T1E}~ Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, Resolution was adopted. Roll Call Ballot. All voting yes. . I I I . l8 " RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE l'i' H.t!.;SULV l'.;D,jY '{dE C.,)J)'JC II, O:}:' 'j'd.Lj C I'J'Y cu:' 1 1ST , IHGBHi\SKA, t ttle persons Lle:rclnaftor ne,mod bo, e,nd thoy ere t18:e ebj-' El~ppJ~O~V ed for tLo licensees undey' the bra ,'ilea ., CI Cl. ~, manager's quor Gontrol Act of the State Ol Nebras~l: R. B. 'l' 0 INn s end B P 0 b S rio. 604 205 ~Vest ls.t StX)oct Barry ~. rage Grand Island Liedorkranz 401-403 W. 1st St. }/i8.r jOl':Le 1;:. }'ltzputrlck :Ills 'i'avern, Inc. 524 Bas t 4tLl. Str~Gc t He.nTY Ir'. Scu3cl to .rio rse T'avern, ]lC .1803 N. \jIe s t Front St. Bertha Arncld G. Pat DrolNn Backward 13 Bar 310-12 West 1st Stre t Cecil F. F'oehan Veterans 01:' Hall Con Foreign Wars Po s t 1~~47 s t 2nd St. 216 BE 1'1' }i'Un'l'l:H nF~ CJLVLm that the C1 Clerk forward a certified copy 01 tl'I;:J rO~1Uluti()n to tbo Nebrus]ca L:iqu r Control Com,n:Lss:Lon at Lincoln, Nebraska. ---------'"-~._-----_.._-_._-.- (7(0>~:-r)_\r_]. T I ~7~7(:;---"j-U. :-7,,), c.' -'[,-;::-,']'-::---"- v.L:.J.LdJ....:.l.lD-Lt.L, .j...LJ~J1,(~.:u.!J0, 1-;1 J.'-:J ,,_) 1--1J\) C)T~D~t L;.~; C 'I18I~ Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, Resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. All voting yes. . I I I . 188 Request of Herman Jungclaus for building permit at 1302 W. 4th St. was presented, along with the Committee report. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, hearing date was set for May 7, 1958. Mayor asked for nominations for President of Council. Russell nominated Voss. Motion of Russell that nominations be closed and Voss be given unanimous vote of Council. Approved. Mayor reappointed Fire Chief Evans. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, appointment was copfirmed. COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS 1958-59 CEMETERY, ORDINANCE and PARKING LOTS ~ Zachry - Clayton - Pepper ENGINEER, STREET & ALLEY and BLDG. CODE Pepper - Russell - Zachry FINANCE, CITY PROPERTY and CIVIL SERVICE AFFAIRS Clayton - Voss - Zachry FIRE and ZONING Campbell - Gross - Sorensen PARKS, BAND and AIRPORT Sorensen - Campbell - Russell POLICE, PUBLIC HEALTH and CIVIL DEFENSE Russell - Voss - Sorensen SEWERS (Sanitary & Storm) and GENERAL SANITATION Gross - Pepper - Clayton WATER & LIGHT and LICENSES & BONDS Voss - Gross - Campbell Motion of Campbell, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment on request of John Nielsen, for building second house on Lot 6, Block 15, Rollins Addition. F. S. White City Clerk April 16, 1958 t E~ }) Grand Island, Nebraska April 16, 1958 Council met as Board of Adjustment on request of John Nielsen. All Councilmen present except Gross. His Honor, the Mayor presiding. . I (COpy FIRE AND ZONING COMMITTEE REPORT) April 14, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We, the undersigned, members of the Fire and Zoning Committee, to whom was referred a request by Mr. John Nielsen, requesting permission to erect a second dwelling on Lot 6, Block 15, Rollin's Addition, recommend the request be allowed. Respectfully submitted, SI Lvman M. Campbell SI H. J. RIlsse11 SI Marion I. Zachry FIRE AND ZONING COMMITTEE LMCllm I Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, report was approved. Motion of Campbell, Council adjourned to meet in regular session. F. S. White City Clerk April 16, 1958 Grand Island, Nebraska April 16, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except Gross. His Honor, the Mayor presiding. Report of Police and Finance Committees on purchase of radio I . equipment for the Police Department was presented, with recommendation that bid of Motorola in the amount of $5,561.90 be accepted as the best bid. Motion of Russell, seconded by Zachry, that report be approved. Mr. Fuller of Midwest Communication Service, Inc. addressed the Council pertaining to the bids, stating that, in short, he was being given the run-around. Council voted to approve the Committee report. . 1 I I . 1 ~fiO H E SOL UTI 0 N on the lut ~( 01 I\.pr:Ll, 1956, tue Mayor and Coun- ell pet sed and approved assess:n18Ilts to ce No. 3192 levyi pay fOJ:~ tl18 cost of cODotructiorl of Water n District No. 198, a:nd a trL:~ct OJ. IfLOQ J_.~ritl[; irL ~jD.id_ clist:eict~ desc~ci~b8d. CtS All tna t part of Lo ts '1'en (10) aDci eveD (11) in Home Subdivis:10n ly sou the:cly fr'OTn 18th Street east ofWa Inu t Street, west of VVhec leI' Avenue, and north 0 tne alley betiiieen 17th [trlc~ IE3 tl1 StI}(3fj ts, J ., I " iL'{'l '.) 8'Y7 waf~ assessed l~he to"ca=_ sum oi ~~o~J~. - , c1.l1.Ct (J. ,I~l-[Ii~AS, t'h.e sHtcl t:e8~ct oj.' ~LD_.rld. abo1lo clesc::eJ.."IJed, at: t!.JO oJ' t:;tJ..o sc:;aE;e 0.[ SlJ.C}~ o~ed:Lrla.r1ce, I,llU;-J oW'n.8cL b OYJ.O IJD.1JJ.. -~j. . Huff; tLla t C?T5 of the amount levied and assessed agalnf.;t~ said tract of land has been paid, and tLtOl"lCj flOVV r~eXi'lQirlS U.Y1l)cJ..:ici .ttc8 St1nl r: ~ 01 45.14, and VJ_:J~1\~~1\.3, t:_-,i.U OVI{18I)S ai' t~j e tract ()1~ l~Lnd [),l)ov'o d_oscr~j"~DC(J 11cl:ve sold to Herbert Glover, Jr. a portion of said tract, and t por- tion so sold to the above named tee is aoscribed as follows: .... eastc;T/l:r };;ii~t~r-tFlO (E5~.~) feet o~c rIot 1181J (10) Lome 0ubd:hllsl.on lyi southo:rly from 18th St:t:'eet westerly of Gnd 8.dJu:.Ln tne westerly line of oler Avenue, and nurther- ly of tho alley betweon l?LJ and 18th ,st:eoots, ~1rl (1 S, the buyer' ci. t11c LJG 110r us sI. 1)e thfl t. t'tlO :td 3T)(; c1 D..J~ as [:1 () S 8:: 10T1 t sbc EtI)PO r)t ect fiO tt.i.C1'~ tt18 tl'[~Ct oJ' 1 rlll.cJ. vJtlicri. u.rt~j bc en so l(J ~ll benl~ l.ts prc)por-t OIlate share tlJ.8 leI s})ocictJ_ asues[3meni~, ffi1d 'LtlUt U{)011 p8 t o_f SlJGL'. 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I 'j.'ne c:a~itoI'ly .L"it -c;wo (E;::i~?') feet of Lot Ten (10) L(i Ho)ne ud~vjs:'Lun ly [Joul;L.0J'l;y f'y'oll1 Ibtn stn.Jet, wustorl~7 ot iJ/ld aUJo.IJl ttlO ::~: s .;l~;~.~'l~ It~~e b~~;W~~;~ o~~~~L!/"~.~~~u~.8 tf)jn~t~~~~~ '~~:]~1Y o e clw. d vii tl1. 'i~'uo rlt o..e b.c 3D.In of' ;-j;~~36.92, El.Il tl-1Ll t upon P t otl sD.icL D.Jl1.(YUnt E);J.i t~cact at' .tarld 1)8 1~()le:1scdw ~el~oln T~L1.C pa t of' nr.l',~T ~C'u}:>tn.er~ ~L18rl i'()~r tl1C c()~nst.r'uctiD11 of' sD.id VIclter~ l\1[:i1J] Dist~:_el.ct I'So. ~L98; U1](j ttlat crlD buli_:Jn.cG Ofl trlc sc~=L(i t~e[J.ct 01' J_a11d OI)i illaJ.ly assessed bo 3d wit ba~]_arlCG of SU(~rl UD.- pLlic.l \VutUl} Cl3ueSf::r.nSll.t; [,11(1'[, .tL"JC (;.'i.u I~COF ~JLtI~er co~llect 81JcL1 tlrlp id. vlater a sessmcnts 011 said trac~ts of 1[11~ld as prov'j.ded by law and tLt._. L~ tLl.c [][1J ~c 'bo I) ir.lt()I~C ~Jt [l;:~j ~b~/ orcti:n.L:).Ilce I)~e()'v ciocl 1':e L;.~ () ~L t:3 t11 0:' LI, 195(:). 1'1' Hl:;~;ULV.L:;D t: tl10 Ci C ].eI'~J{ J' OI~ \1',,'[1 ~ed_ cel'ti- fled copy 01' this l'csolutiun tC) tu.o (;i 'II )~8 [J IS1JI' eI~ . J.\GspecGi'u11y 3ubuittGdULL~1 1Gtll d~}y of i 1. , 19 ;SU . I _______"___>-8_' li-11 lit. J\~f C Lj , Sc.:IN'; (.; I '.'.',1'.\,,'." l"JI'~ (,";S-0111)'\7--'7-:", "'V'-::i' L-' --..--- _ _, ' ~ \I,-, .t.l..!... L -L __ , '..,) _,_ ..L IIi.S CU Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, resolution was adopted. I . "f Q~) ~~ ,J ~.~ . I Proposed lease by and between the City of Grand Island and T-313 Raymond F. Schnoor for Buildings identified as T-31l,/T-317, T-31S, T-320, T-32J., T-323, T-3241;$30 .00 a month for four months, and was presented. $66.67 for the balance of the year./ Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, Lease was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign.. Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and American Air Lines Inc. for landing fees -- DC-6-A 103,800 Ibs. $6.75 DC-7 122,800 lbs. $7.95 per landing Escalator Clause of 6i cents per thousand pounds, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Lease by and between the City of Grand Island and Foreman Beverage Company for Buildings identified as T-853 and T-858, for $2100.00 a year was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Lease between City of Grand Island and Petersen Brothers, 15 A. of ground for 1/3 crop share presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded I by Russell, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Robert Runyan made oral report of Civil Defense Meeting in Lincoln He informed the Council that there were 3000 jeeps, more or less, as surplus, to be distributed in Nebraska; that if the City would make their request for what they might be able to use and pay for, he was sure they could get jeeps, estimated cost $50.00. The requirement attached to the sale would be that each and every jeep be marked for "Civil Defense Purposes". The Mayor advised that if it were possible for the City to obtain I . , an Emergency Unit or Ambulance, he felt that it would be a good move. Mr. Runyan having advised that he felt that the Government would go 50-50 on Federal Funds. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, the matter of obtaining jeeps and emergency unit be referred to Finance Committee with power to act. . I I I . f <> ~. J ~j';J H E S\ U L U 'r ION V'nlliHE1\S, 'I:;[}(; Me.yol' a.Dd C01mcil advertised .Cor sealed prop.os- als for t~w construction of paving District No. 272, tho same to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 2nd day of April, 1958, and W;JEI1EAS, acti.on on the proposals suhmi tted wa::,] postponed until tue 16th day of April, 1958, and ViJIIEHEAS, the proposal submi ttod by the contJ'actor J)ilH'k/ ~~'~e(in~1 C:., r"- in the ~.nUi1 of ~p 3 I 8"'e> .....- and bo s t propo EmI submi t d. NOW, '1' 11' :r;J~p 01 the C1 ty of' en/All .E~ Nch--.., , was found to be the lowest CI~CY~ <.}~UI ISIJUm, NEBRA , BE ~[lr HESOLVED K'i fj'jiE; OB1 COUNG contractor be, and tr.LC same is ilCrcby accepted and approved; that , that the proposal submitted by said into b;y Qild between tclC Ci a contract for the construction of said pay district bo entered anCi th,' t tho M:..(yoP and Ci ty Clel'k be, Dnd they arc hereby dil'e ctod of Grand L ana and said contractor, and authorized to s~Lgn saId 13.G -;.ITI _L ,_~~ lE;!! HBSOLVED contract on behalf of the City. J__ ',.., _'. GL.i.a l) thG C1 forward a cGrtlf'iod CIerI;: copy 01' this I'esolut:Lon to E. W. Kelss, elty hJeol', !me!. to C. W. BUl'dick, utilities Comnissioner. He ectfully submitted this 16th day of April, 1958. ~~_..------- /~~3 ~~--_._~- ENGLNEElm, )~)'J'if[~L~I[' Cc j.u~:L~Y~- BUILIJl]'J G CODE CO:\~iMI1I'TE}.i: Motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . JL 9 !:l. RES 0 L UTI 0 N VJTC8ImA~j, tne l'iLayor and Council advertised 1'01' sealed propos- als for t.o eonstr'uctlon of PE1.ving Distr'ict No. ~~75, the sante to be re celved up to 7: ()O I).M. on 118 ~2nd dEl:y of ApI' 1, 1958, and WilEHLAS, action on the proposals submi tted was po,3tponod unt:U. Lhe 16tn day of April, 1958, and WHBHEAS, ttle proposal subm:'L tted by tno contractor, _.J}L~ Evul:uetlC.{"Y_'Cc~of' tne CU:;~7 of CY4l#-ffj~e6L._' in the sum of 4~ 11 D'1f ~ , was f to be the lowest . ..J' - and best proposal submitted. 5 1'1' [j'( TI-IE 'II, OF C IIT~,{' III D , that the proposal subrnittod by su,id contractor be, and tnc same is hereby accopted ana prov"8cl; tI1B. t a contra t for tho construction of said pavi district be entered in to b;)r and between the Ci ty Grand I and and said contractor, and th:\t tilG :I'/1ayor and Ci Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and au t1l01'i zed to SJ8n s~LLd contra ct on behalf of tho Ci ty. BE 1'1' I~D that tue City Clerk forward a certified copy of this resolution to E. W. Keiss, City ineOl", and to C . Vi. Burdick, utilities COITlJiJissioner. Hespoctfully SUb:C:li tted this 16tn day ot April, 1958. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, Resolution was adopted. /I r"" .L ~1;) RES 0 L UTI 0 N wmmEAS, the I'/iD-yor unO. COur1c iT adver'ti sed for seale d propo s-. . I als for tho constyuction of Pav DIstr1ict J>Jo. 276, t1Je S8~~nle t{) be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 2nd day of April, 1958, and VJHERii;AS, act:i_on on the PI'oposuls submitted was postponed until the 16th du:,y oi'April, 1958, and V~ll~RLAS, the proposal submitted by the contractor, nt~' ~ ,. ----VL-4 " .. JJI.e~fl"U__~..:-- 0 l' ,. J dJ3 in tiC! C lFl of r'; J :1170- . LJ.v w\"_.! \ t-ii.1~~___,__~__~,.._ the C i of Cra ~J"~;[~~~/JLeili., , was found to be the lowest and best proposal submitted. NOVi, r[iln~;nBFQHE, BE I'I' HESOLVED BY Ai\:I) CO UIT elL OJ? ~Ll1[I; CI'Iry OF 1) I SIJU!! D, , that the proposal submitted by said contractor be, and the same is hereby accepted and approved; that a contract for the construct:1on of said paving district be ente:eed in to by and betwe on tho City of Grand I s land arId said con tr>ac tor, ana that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed I and authorized to si saId contract on behalf of the City. BE 1'1' FURr["EH HESOLVlm that the Ci ty Clerk forward a certified copy of this resolutio)] to E. VI. Keiss, eit',Y Engineer', and to C. W. Burdick, utilities Commissioner.. Rospectf'ul1y submitted tb,is 16tn day of April, 1958. n ,:) CODE COT:ilJI'I'I]'EE I . Motion of Pepper', seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted.. (~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N WJJEHEAS, tne Mayor and Council advertj.sed for sealed propos- . I als for the construction of Paving District No. 278, the same to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 2nd day of Apr:ll, 1958, and 1j']HEH:L:AS, action on the proposaL:> SUblili tted was postponed until the 16tn day of April, 1958, and WEEHEAS, tee pI'OpO ~Jal submi tted by the Oontractor, Jli.Hl.L""LgHf~<<Y/~(..,-ji17-Yf the CJ. of &fl1'LL:Lk.L jL€~ , in the sum of ~[;~~f;{_-=-_-_-_._._, was found tooe the lowest and best proposal submitted. NOW, , BE I II' n.c.;SCn;VED HY /\lW O)UNCIL OF CI'l'Y ()1~1 GHA,D ISLAND ~ llEBHlL':,}:J\ , that the propo sal submi tted by said contpactor be, and the s'alne is hereby accepted and approved; that a contJ:,act for tiLe construct:lon of said paving district be enter3d :into by and between the C:it:T of Grand Island and said contractor, and ttJ.at tne Mayor and C)..t;j ClerIc be, and they are he:eeby dire cted I and authorized to 8i said contract on behalf of thB City. m:::; rr FlJIi.'l'JLEH RESOLVED that tCle Cit.S Clerk forward a certified copy of this resolut.Lcm to E. W. Keiss, City Eng:Lnee:r', and to C. W. BUI'di ck, uti Ii t1 e s Cmml:L"s sioner. Respectfully submitted this 16t:;h day of i\.pr:ll, 1958. I . Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . -( r\ ,>) j~:., ~y l ORDINANCE NO. 3339 levying tax on Special Water Main District No. 210, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3339 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3339 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3339 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorense. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3339 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Cl=lmpbell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3340 - creating Paving District No. 283 in Arthur Street from Louise Street to John Street, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3340 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent . ORDINANCE NO. 3340 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Pepper Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3340 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton,"~,..---} Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3340 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. . I I I . \ n '~ r ,".~f /~ ,~,-." ,--' ORDINANCE NO. 3341 creating Gravel District in West Height's Addition regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3341 - Motion of Sorensen, seoonded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll oal1 ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zaohry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3341 - Motion of Sorensen, seoonded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinanoe plaoed on seoond reading by title only. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Pepper Zaohry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3341 - Motion of Sorensen, seoonded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3341 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, was p1aoed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. GroSs absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3342 ANNEXING Knickrehm's Second Addition to the City of Grand Island, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3342 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll oa11 ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDAINACE NO. 3342 - Motion of Sorensen, seoonded by Pepper, rules suspended and ordinanoe placed on seoond reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zaohry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3342 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, rules suspended and ordinanoe placed on third reading by title on~y. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zaohry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3342 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Pepper, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross absent. .(, {' , i' ;.j' <9 . .c,_~ '~-' ~, . I Attorney Willard made report to the Council on the Simpson Case, advising the Council that the Courts ruled against the City, in as much as Simpson should be on the payroll. But the Council did have the right to do away with the office of Assistant Chief. Considerable discussion as to the Civil Service set-up, appointment of the Commission etc. members to be appointed by the Mayor one member for two years, one for four years and one for six years. After some discussion, motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, that the Mayor be authorized to offer Simpson a job on the Police force as Patrolman, pending the decision of the commission, Mr. Simpson to start at earliest convenience. Mayor brought out some f~cts on Bill 305 pertaining to Civil Service Bill. Voss requested that there be some immediate action taken pertaining to connection of power lines on the Hall-Adams County Line between the City of Hastings and Grand Island. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Zachry, Engineer was authorized to arrange for necessary I ditching at the City Dump. Pepper advised the Council that he had contacted the State Traffic Commissioner, pertaining to traffic lights at 3rd and Eddy, 4th and Eddy, Oak and 2nd; and had been advised that they were giving same consideration. Voss suggested that there be a Police Officer stationed at Bismark and Pleasant View Avenue during the races, on account of the fact of there being a stop light on Pleasant View Avenue, and that there was practically no traffic on Bismark at that time of day, the traffic coming into Bismark having to make the stop. I . Motion of Sorensen, Roll call claims were allowed as read and listed in claim register. Ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton,Russell,Voss,IPepper,Zachry,Sorensen. Notion of Sorensen, Council adjournea. Voting no, none. Gross absent. Claims against the City were presented. April 16, 1958 F. S. White City Clerk Respectfully Submitted, F. S. White, City Clerk . I I I . n f:. <~ l~ (P i Grand Island, Nebraska May 7, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except Zachry. His Honor, the Mayor presiding. Rev. Phillip Hyde, Four- Square Gospel opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meeting of April 16th read and approved. Bonds having been O.K.'d by City Attorney were presented as follows: William A. Gross, Councilman Raymond K. Vogt, Patrolman Henry C. Bach, City Treasurer Motion of Clayton, seconded by Sorensen, bonds were approved. Application of Mabel Weiland for On-Sale Beer License at 386 N. Walnut Street was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, was referred to License Committee, hearing set for 7:30 P.M. May 21st, 1958. Request of Livingston-Sondermann for permission to build curb sidewalk at their new undertaking parlor building was presented. After some discussion, in whioh one of the Counoilmen felt that permit should be granted, but were advised by Engineer Keiss, that according to the ordinance, nothing less than a block in front or a half block on side street was permiss~ble. Motion of Clayton, seconded by Pepper, request was referred to Street and Alley Committee, and Ordinance Committee. Request of Emil Luoht to have approximately 43 A. of land located in the NW~swi Section 11, and Pt. of the E~SE~ Section 10, all in Township 11, Range 9, removed from the City. Motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, was referred to Planning Commission. Bids on cars for Police Department were opened and read as follows Central Chevrolet Company for two cars Diers Motor Company Roush Motor Company $1,693.08 plus trade1ns $2,924.00 plus two trade1ns $3,000.00 plus trade1ns $2,619.45 plus trade1ns $2,786.55 plus trade1ns Whetstone Motor Company Bid on Spec1al Police Cars Whetstone Motor Company There being no checks attached to bids of Central Cbevrolet Co. or Whetstone Motor Company, motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, bids were referred to Police Committee. ~~ { I,) NW'l /,:J Motion of Campbell, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment. F. S. White City C,erk . I Grand Island, Nebraska May 7, 1958 Council met as Board of Adjustment on request of Herman Jungc1aus for permission to build an addition to his store building at 1312 W. 4th Street. There being no protests on file, or protestors present, motion of Clayton, seconded by Sorensen, request was granted. Motion of Clayton, seconded by Gross, Council adjourned to meet in regular session. F. S. White City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska May 7, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except I Zachry. His Honor, the Mayor preSiding. Request of West Lawn PTA by L. E. Fisher, Safety Council Chairman for the construction of sidewalks between the Blessed Sacrament School and O. p. Skaggs property on State Street, and also that the area along the parking lot of O. P. Skaggs Company" be marked for pedestriar travel was presented. Mr. Keiss advised that o. P. Skaggs had contacted the office for permit for building sidewalk, and that contract had been let for construction of sidewalk and also curb and gutter along that area. Request of Carl T. Luecke for permission to remodel a house at I . 1022 W. 5th Street into a duplex was presented. Motion of Clayton, seconded by Sorensen, referred to the Zoning Committee, hearing set for 7:30 P.M., May 21st, 1958. Request of Mrs. Gertrude McLellan for permission to put crushed rock in driveway at 1614 N. Walnut Street was presented. Voss mentione that there had been permission granted to Chas. Kaufman for removing the curb and putting in crushed rock for parking purposes, and that there was a car bearing 1957 licenses that had been parked there since the first of the year. After considerable discussion, motion of Campbell, seconded by Voss, was referred to the City' Attorney and Street and Alley Committee . I I I . i~3();J Request of William Ivers, President of Hall Councy Safety Council for permission to block off Cleburn Street between 1st and 2nd, and First Street between Elm and Cleburn for Bicycle Safety Rodeo, to be staged 9 o'clock A.M., May 24th. Motion of Clayton, seconded by Campbell, request was granted. Request of C. W. Burdick for a new Posting-Billing Machine in his office was presented. Motion of Clayton, seconded by Campbell, request was granted, clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received up to 7:30 P.M., May 21st, 1958. Petition for Gravel District in Oak Street from Delaware to Oklahoma and in Phoenix Avenue from Oak Street east 108 feet with 56.05% signatures, was presented. (!, Motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Petition for Paving District in Walnut Street from 18th Street to State Street with 78.14% signatures was presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Petition for Paving D~strict in 11th Street from Eddy to Cleburn with 61.97% signatures was presented. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Voss, request was granted, and ordinance ordered drawn. Petition for Paving District in 14th Street from Grand Island Ave: to Park Avenue and in Park Avenue from 13th to 15th, with 69.73% signatures was presented. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, request was granted and ordinance ordered drawn. r 2 (} I~! May 17, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Q.ranct Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: . I Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Water Main Distrlct No. 211, vv-hich di~;trict is to be constructed in Oklahoma Avenue from Locust street to Cleburn Street. 353 lineal feet 6" cast iron pipe @2.90 193 Ibs. fittings .35 1 tapping sleeve and valve 35 sq. yds removal of pavement 1.00 1 earth floor manhole complete with footings, ring and cover 35 sq. yds. 7" concrete pavement 9.00 $1023....70 6'7.55 135.00 35.00 140.00 315.00 Total $1716.25 It is recommended tb.at this work be adverti sed for bids to be received until 7:30~'clock P.M. Wednesday May 21, 1958 Respectfully submltted, I E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, estimate was approved, Clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received up to 7:30 PM. May 21st, 1958. May 7, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: . Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Water Main District No. 212, which district is to be constructed in Oklahoma Avenue from Greenwich Avenue to Lincoln Avenue. 364 lineal feet 6" cast iron pipe @ 2.90 $1055.60 14 Ibs fittings .35 4. 90~ Total $1060.50 I . It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 7:30 o'clock P.M. Wednesday May 21, 1958. Respectfully submltted, E. W. Kelss City Engineer Motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, estimate was approved, Clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received up to 7:30 P.M., May 21st. G"} f t~ ~ ~) May 7, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand I slan d, N e bra ska . I Gentleman: Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Sani ~a,ry Sewer Main in North Sycamore Street from the Alley between 19th & 20th to the alley between 20th & 21st. streets. 320 lin. ft. 8" vitrified clay seVier pipe with hot bituminous joints comulete in place ^ @ $2.50 $800.00 1 manhole, 5 ft. d.epth, including base, ring and cover. 145.00 7 vertical feet extra depth of manhol e 18.00 12~ $1071.00 Total It is recommended that thj,B work be acivertised for bids to be received until 7:30 o'clock p. M. Wednesday May 21, 1958 I Respectfully submitted, ,6~P: ~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Russell, seoonded by Pepper, estimate was approved, Clark authorized to advertise for bids to be received up to 7:30 P.M., May 21st, 1958. I . . I I I . ;) (I: i h.'e) XI \J Mayor reported that he had received report from Finanoe Committee recommending the appointment of three members to Civil Service Commission-- Charles B. True 6 years. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, appointment was confirmed. Arth ur C. Mayer 4 years. Motion of Gross, seconded by C~mpbell, appointment was confirmed. Conrad Krieger 2 years. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, appointment was confirmed. The Mayor thanked the Council for confirming the appointments. (Recess for purpose of going over the bids on cars) Council reconvened after recess. Motion of Russell, seconded by Voss that all bids for ears be rejected, and readvertise for bids to be received up to 7:30 P.M. May 21st, 1958. (COpy FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT) April 28, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: It is reoommended that that part of Ordinance No. 3331, as paragraph K, Section 1, known as the Cemetery Department, be amended as follows: the salarY'0f the Sexton be fixed as $245 to $295 per month, the salary of the truck driver laborers be fixed as $235 to $250 per month, ,the salary of the laborers be fixed as $225 to $235 per month, and the complement for part time laborers be increased to 8, and that an ordinance be drawn to make these changes. WEL/lm Respectfully submitted, FINANCE AND CEMETERY COMMITTEE SI Marion I. ZachL[ SI Q~rge H~ Clayton SI F~ A. Pep'Qer sl Harry J. Voss Motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, report was approved. (COpy CEMETERY COMMITTEE REPORT) Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: May 7, 1958 We the undersigned, members of the Cemetery Committee, hereby recommend that certain painting and decorating work at the Sexton's residence at the cemetery be authorized. The proposed work consists of the following: Painting exterior of the house two (2) coats. Painting and papering two (2) bedrooms and the bath Estimated total cost of proposed work $~~.OO. 2(j; / We further recommend that the City Clerk be instructed to advertise for bids to be received until 7:30 P.M. Wednesday,May 21, 1958. . I . Respectfully submitted, Cemetery Committee Chairman Sj George H. Clayton sj F. A. fepper Motion of Campbell, seconded by Voss, report was approved. (COPY FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT) May 6, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We, the Finance Committee, recommend that Intersection Paving Bonds against Districts No. 251, 252, 253, 255, 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270 and 271, totaling the amount of $118,921.52, be issued in the 10 year bonds with a 5 year opti.onal. I Respectfully submitted, FINANCE COMMITTEE sj George H. Clayton- Sj Harry~J. Voss GHCjlm Motion of Clayton, seconded by Campbell, report was approved. I . 12 {j: ~~; RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, Mr. Arthur G. Abbott of the City of Grand Island . I has thoughtfully and generously made a gift to the City of Grand Island in the sum of One Thousand ($1000.00) Dollars, and has requested that said amount be used to improve that part of the City Cemetery known as the G. A. R. section. NOW, rrIiERE:F'ORE BE rr RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND C OUNG IL ('OF TIfE CITY 01i' GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the City 'l'reasurer be, ':l.nd he is hereby authorized and directed to transfer One fI'housand (~flOOO.OO) Dollars from the Cemetery fecund to a new fund to be known as the G. A. R. Fund; that the said sum of One 'rhousand (~Ir'lOOO.OO) Dollars received from Mr. Abbott be used for the pur- pose of improving the water system on the G. A,. R. section of the Ci ty Cemetery, and for the further purpose of buying tree s, shrubs and grass seed for the general beautifi,ca tion of said section. I BE IT FUHThER RESOLVED tha t the Ci ty Clerk forward a certi- fied copy of this resolution to Mr. Arthur G. Abbott and to the Ci ty 'rreasurer. Respectfully submitted this the 7th day of May, 1958. I., <" Motion of Sorensen. seconded by Campbell, Resolution was adopted. I . . I I I . ~~~ () ~J r'Q,1 't I i':V Proposed Lease by and between City of Grand Island and Lamoine Stiner for the N~ Lot 4, Block 57, Original Town was presented Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was approved. ORDINANCE NO. 3343 pertaining to hours and salaries of employees at Cemetery, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3343 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Drpss, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3343 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, GDOSS, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3343 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3343 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Votinf no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3344 creating Gravel District No. 27 in Oak Street from Delaware to Oklahoma, and Phoenix from Oak Street east 108 feet was regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3344 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3344 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper, Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3344 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3344 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. . I I I . 9., 1111 n.,J .~I,. ~ ji ORDINANCE NO. 3345 creating Paving District No. 284 in 14th Street from Grand Island Avenue to Park Avenue and in Park Avenue from 13th to 15th Street, was regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3345 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, I was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3345 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3345 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3345 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by C mpbell, ~ was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, C~mpbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3346 creating Paving District No. 285 in Walnut Street from State Street to 18th, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3346 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3346 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3346 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3346 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. G)"Z ~ (;J .L _.~, . I ORDINANCE NO. 3347 creating Paving District No. 286 in 11th St. from Eddy to Cleburn was regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3347 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. V~ting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3347 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by tltle only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross; Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. " ORDINANCE NO. 3347 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross. Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3347 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting I yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, G~oss, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, estimate of $30,760.00 for Alterations and Additions at Airport Administration Building was , 1 approved. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss to advertise for bids to be received up to 7:30 P.M., May 28th, 1958. (COpy WATER & LIGHT COMMITTEE REPORT) May 7, 1958 I . To Honorable Mayor & City Council SUBJECT: Proposed inter-change connection of electric energy between Tpe City of Grand Island Electric Department & the City of Hastings Municipal System. On October 23, 1957, your Water & Ltght Committee, together with the Mayor, were approached by the Mayor and Board of Public Works of the City of Hastings, representing the Municipal Electric System, at an informal meeting for a discussion on the above subject. The dis- cussion brought out many economical advantages in such inter- connection as well as mutual assistance in cases of power failure at either party's plant. It was mutually decided at this meeting that such an inter-connection, if it could be legally accomplished, would have considerable merit, and might be worth an investigation by both cities. Your Water & Light Committee recommend that it be given authority to proceed fur- ther to investigate the legal and economical engineering aspects of this project, and report back to this Council as soon as possible. COMMITTEE: S/ Harry J. Voss S/ L. M. Campbell S/ William A. Gross Motion of Voss, seconded by Campbell, report approved. ?-1~ ~.L.-J . I Renewal Lease of Norman Nelson for Lot 33, Geer Subdivision of Lots 6-7-8, Garrett's Subdivision for $5.00 a year was presented. Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell were allowed as read and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, Council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk May 7, 1958 I I . t). 'f I} ~I -.L.~) Grand Island, Nebraska May 19, 1958 Council met as by law required to canvass votes of Special Election of May 13, 1958. All Councilmen present except Zachry. . I His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Canva.ss of votes presented as follows: Mail Ballots -- For Proposition No.1 -- 6 Aga inst 1 PRECINCT FOR AGAINST 1 55 70 2 96 120 3 50 88 4 63 87 5 79 91 6 67 49 7 107 82 8 142 93 I 9 107 84 93 10 112 11 96 74 12 64 45 13 48 67 14 121 76 1207 1119 TOTAL VOTES CAST ----------------- 2534 Motion by Voss, seconded by Russell, that the compilation as presented by City Clerk, by accepted and made official. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, Council adjourned. I . F. S. White City Clerk May 19, 1958 ;2 ~1 ~f Grand Island, Nebraska May 21, 1958 . 1 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except Russell. His Honor, the Mayor presiding. Rev. Harvey Clark of the St. Paul Lutheran Church opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meetings of May 7th and 19th, read and approved. Bonds having been O.K.'d by City Attorney, were presented as follows: E. W. Keiss City Engineer Dwight A. Beilke Kenneth Simpson Patrolman Patrolman Motion of Gross, seconded by Zachry, bonds were approved. (COpy LETTER AND RESOLUTION CITY PLANNING COMMISSION) I. May 19, 1958 Mr. Floyd White, City Clerk Municipal Building Grand Island, Nebraska Dear Mr. W},ite: Transmitted herewith is the Resolution adopted by the City Planning Commission at their regular meeting on April 23, 1958. Tnis Resolution represents the final report of the City Plan- ning Commission concerning the comprehensive 'plan for rezoning i and the Recommendation No. 1 as listed in the final report of the Zoning Commission dated August 19, 1957. Very truly yours, Frank N. McNett, Secretary /S C~ty Planning Commission FNM:bdm enc. cc: Mr. Paul Holmberg Mr. Carl Willard Father E. A. Egging 1 . . I I I . ~} ;; t: rvj _L t) RES 0 L U T 1. 0 N WHEREAS, the duly appointed City Planning Commission of the City of Grand Island, after review of the final report of the duly appointed Zoning Commission of the City of Grand Island, dated August 19, 1957, did on February 3, 1958 report to the Mayor and City Council recommend- ing its adoption and, WHEREAS, the City Council of said City, on the date of February 5, 1958, unanimously voted to adopt and did adopt the report of the Plan- ning Commission aforesaid dated February 3, 1958, and WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council of said City on the date of March 19, 1958, did further adopt a resolution, submitting the report of the Zoning Commission, dated August 19, 1957, to the Planning Commission of said City for study, approval or disapproval, and WHEREAS, the resolution aforesaid also contained the provision that should the comprehensive plan for rezoning as recommended in the final report of the Zoning Commission and dated August 19, 1957, be approved by the Planning Commission, Recommendation No.1 of the report afore- said, same being that "all lots facing Second Street on both sides of the street, from one extremity of the City to the other be zoned Business "B", provided however that all lots presently zoned for industrial purposes shall be excepted," be submitted to the Planning Commission for study, approval or disapproval, and WHEREAS, the City Planning Commission of said City did study the final report of the Zoning Commission dated August 19, 1957, and at the regular meeting of the City Planning Commission aforesaid held on March 25, 1958, did unanimously vote to recommend to the Mayor and City Council the adoption of the report of the Zoning Commission aforesaid, without change and to further recommend the adoption of Recommendation No.1 of the report aforesaid, and WHEREAS, the City Planning Commission of said City did further prepare and forward to the Mayor and City Council of said City, a resolution recommending adoption of the comprehensive plan for rezoning the City of Grand Island, and including Recommendation No.1, all as contained in the final report of the Zoning Commission of said City and dated August 19, 1957, and WHEREAS, in accord with due process of law, the Secretary of the City Planning Commission of said City did on April 19,..1958, have a notice of public hearing published in the Grand ISland Daily Independent newspaper, giving notice that the City Planning Commission of said City would hold public hearings on the final report of the Zoning Commission aforesaid at the regular meeting of the City Planning Commission on April 23, 1958, and WHEREAS, such public hearing was held in the City Council Chambers of said City on April 23, 1958, with all attending being invited to express their opinions, and WHEREAS, after due deliberation and discussion, the City Planning Commission of said City did unanimously vote to adopt a resolution recommending to the Mayor and City Council, the approval of the plan for rezoning the City of Grand Island, NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the City Planning Commission of the City of Grand ISland that the final report of the Zoning Commission dated August 19, 1957, pertaining to the comprehensive plan for re- zoning be recommended for adoption by the Mayor and City Council of said City, and BA it further resolved that Recommendation No.1 of the report afore- said, to rezone Second Street of said City in accord with and as provided in Recommendation No.1, be recommended for adoption by the Mayor and City Council of said City, and :a ~Up Be it further resolved that that the Secretary of the Planning Commission forward a certified copy of this resolution to the City Clerk of the City of Grand Island, respectfully submitted this 23rd day of April 1958. S/ Frank N. McNett Secretary . I I, Frank N. McNett, Secretary, City Planning Commission of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, hereby certify the foregoing resolution to have been adopted by the Planning Commission, meeting in regular session on the 23rd day of April 1958. S/ Frank N. McNett Secretary I Motion of Campbell, seconded by Clayton, was referred to Zoning Committee. Request of Nick Jamson for the use of more curb space along the Interstate Bus, parking lots was presented. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, referred to Street and Alley Committee. Recommendation of the Water and Light Committee that the City of Grand Island, along with the City of Hastings, enter into a contract with Black and Veatch, Consulting Engineers, for the study and recommendation of inter-city power connections between Grand Island (Maximum Price $5750.00) and Hastings, was presented. Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign contract for Engineering services. (COpy STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) May 21, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We the undersigned members of the Street and Alley Committee have considered the request for curb walk at Livingston-Sondermann Funeral Home. Since this would only pertain to Lots l--and 2 in Bloc~ 103 Railroad and Koenig and Wiebe's Addition and the Ordinance reads that it includes the entire block on any frontage of a street. I . The property owners in the block to the west are agreeable to curb sidewalk, but are not financially fixed to have'lt done at this time. In talking with Mr. Livingston the other day regarding the above matter arld after quite some discussion thought it would be best to talk with the property owners again and ask them if it would be agreeable if he would follow through and put this curb sidewalk in for the entire block at his own expense, this seems to be agreeable with everyone. Therefore, we recommend that the above request be granted. Respectfully submitted, Street & Alley Committee S/ F. A. PepPEl,r s/ Marion I. Zachry Motion of Pepper, seconded by Voss, was approved. C) ,! '"f (,) J~ I RES 0 L UTI 0 N . I BE IT RESOLVED BY THE NiliYOR AND COUNCIL OF T}rr~ CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the application of Mabel E. Weiland doing business under the firm narlle of Nor thsi de 'l'avern & Liquor Store for a license to sell Beer On Sale Onl'Y' at 386 North Walnut Street in the said City of Grand Island be gran ted. BE IT PUR1'HER RESOLVED tha t the Ci ty Clerk forward a cer- t:U'ied copy of this resolution to the Nebraska Liquor Control Conrrllission at Lincoln, Nebraska. Respectfully submitted this 21st day of May, 1958. I Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. I . C) ," ,; / ;, N, hJj,'.... ....j RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT RESOLVED BY CfiBE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF' TEE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASI\A: . I That the application of Mabel E. Weiland doing business under the firm n~le of Northside Tavern & Liquor Store for a license to sell liquor by the package only at 386 North Walnut Street in the said City of Grand Island be granted. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a cer- tified copy of this resolution to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska. Respectfully submitted this 21st day of May, 1958. I Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. Bids on Billing Machine for Light Department were opened and read as follows: National Cash Register Co. -------- 4,020.40 5,094.&5 Burroughs I . Motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, referred to Light Commi ttee . u~ f. ~i ,,;;;_ I.} Bids on Addition to the Administration Building at Airport were opened and read as follows: Lacy B~ilding and Supply Company Alternate No. 1 $28,119.00 $ 1,740.00 $28,890.00 $ 1,775.00 $28,012.00 $ 1,750.00 . I Geer-Maurer Construction Company Al ternate No. 1 John Claussen Sons Company Alternate No.1 Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, referred to the Airport (Bid of Almquist Bros. not read because Committee and City Engineer. of no security) Bids on Sanitary Sewer were opened and read as follows: Grand Island Plumbing Company Louis H. Smith $814.00 $965.00 Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, referred to Sewer Committee. Bids on painting, papering, and interior-decorating residence at Cemetery were opened and read as follows: I Robert L. Christensen Outside Painting Interior painting and decorating Ppte Nielsen Outside Painting Interior painting and decorating Lars A. Jacobsen Outside Painting Interior painting and decorating $445.00 $130.00 $411.00 $134.00 $375.00 $170.00 Motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, referred to Cemetery and Finance Committees. Bids on Police Cars opened and read as follows: Diers Motor Company $1,693.08 $2,400.00 $2,924.00 Central Chevrolet Company Whetstone Motor Company Motion of Voss, seconded by Campbell, referred to Chief of Police, and Police Committee. Bids were opened on Water Main Districts No. 211-212 I . No. 212 $1,678.00 $1,013.38 Bid of Grand Island Water Department No. 211 betmg the only bid received, motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, was approved. Zachry requested a recess for purpose of going over bids. After recess, Council reconvened. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Sorensen, bid of Pete Nielsen for $545.00 was accepted as best bid for painting and decorating residence at Cemetery. C) rv.! Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, bid of John Claussen Sons Company in the amount of $28,012.00, Alternate No~$1~50.00 was accepted as lowest and best bid, and that contract be awarded pending approval of CAA. . I Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, bid of Central Chevrolet Company for $1,693.08, for two Police Cars was accepted as lowest and best bid. Request of John Kesel and W. F Omer for curb parking at 412-416 South Eddy was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, was referred to Street and Alley Committee. Petition for Paving in 16th Street from Elm Street to Walnut Street was presented. Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, referred to City Engineer, and Street ,and Alley Committee. Peti t ion for creat ion of Gravel D1strict in Pleasant Home Addition with 38.48% signatures was presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, referred to Street and Alley Committee. Petition for paving in Park Avenue from 16th to State Street with 41.38% signatures was presented. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Gross, I petition was granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Petition for paving in Monroe Street from Second Street to John Street, 53.49 % signatures was presented. Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, was granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Voss, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment. F. S. White City Clerk May 21, 1958 Grand Island, Nebraska May 21, 1958 I . Council met as Board of Adjustment. All Councilmen present except Russell. His Honor, the Mayor presiding. The request of Carl T. Luecke for permission to alter family dwelling into duplex was presented. There being no protests on file, nor protestors present Committee Report was presented as follows: May 19, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall, Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We, the members of the Fire and Zoning Committee, to whom was referred a request to alter the dwelling at 1022 West Fifth Street from a one family unit to a duplex recommend the reqeust be allowed. Respectfully submitted, S/ Lyman M. Campbell S/ Robert L. Sorensen S/ William A. Gross FIRE AND ZONING COMMITTEE . I I I . (: /? .1. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Sorensen, report was approved. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Zachry, Council adjourned to meet in regular session. May 21, 1958 F. S. White City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska May 21, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except Russell. His Honor, the Mayor presiding. Request of C. W. Burdick for permission to advertise for poles to be used by Electric Department was presented. Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, request was granted, bids to be received up to 7:30 P.M., June 4th, 1958. Proposed Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island Airport and Hertz-Rent-a-Car System was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authoriz- ed to sign. The Mayor advised the Council that the term of three members of the Planning Commission had expired, and he was reappointing same namely, Mrs. W" J. Bacon RO' L. Lacy Joe F. Heffner Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, appointments were confirmed. Mayor presented a communication from Thomas Christensen pertaining to the construction of a building for a Meat-Processing Company which would employ from 30 to 50 persons, and kill from 300 to 500 beeves a week. After some discussion, Mr. Christensen was assured that the Council would go along with him. . I I I . 1(,(": ;~,~ May 21, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grancl Island., Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Gravel District No. 26, which consists of the following streets in West Hight~: West Front, 'Nest 4th, West Avenue, Sherman Avenue and Sheridan Avenue. 325 cubic yards road. gravel $373.75 @ 1.15 It is recommended that this work be ad.vertised for 1)ids to be received until 7:30 o'clock P.M. June 4, 1958. Respectfully submitted, E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, was approved. May 21, 1958 Honorable Me,yor & City Council Q.rand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herevvi th is the City Engineer's estimate for materials to armor coat approximately 64 blocks asphalt pavement. 1280 cu ycls. armor coat gravel (Nebr. Spec. 2B) @ 1.25 33,350 gals 11.10 5 cut back asphalt oil .15 1600.00 4901.:..2.2- 6501.60 Total It is recommended that this material be advertised for bids to be received until 7:30 o'clock P.M. June 4, 1958. Respectf~lly submitted, E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was approved. 2 ,2~ :-:~ May 21, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Granct Island., Nebraska Gentlemen: . I I hereby certify that Louis H. Smith has completed. the work on Sewer District No. 299 in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the Ci ty of Grcmcl Island Nebraska and. said Louis H. Smi th Which contract is dated March 20th, 1958 I further certify that the work contains the following ma terlEtl at the unit prices set forth in the contract. 600 lin, ft. 10" vitrified clay sewer 'pipe. 7 lin. ft. 8" vitrified clay sewer pine 2 'manholes, 5 ft. depth complete 5~3 vertical feet extra depth of manhole 1 entry into existing manhole @$2.25 2.25 110.00 12.00 25.00 $1350.00 15.75 220.00 63.60 25.00 $1674.35 I recommend that the work completed by Louis H. Smith be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with said Sewer District No. 299. Total $1674.35 83.72 1758.07 To: Louis H. Smith To: Engineering & Publication I To be charged as follows: Total 725.00 1033.0~ $1758.07 To Sewer District Fund To Sewer Construction Fund I further recommend that the City Council sit as a. board of eoualization on the above Sewer District No. 299 on the 4th~ay of June 1958 at 7~30 o'clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, E. W. Keiss City Engineer I . Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, was approved. . I I I . f~ ,<:' :~ CITY OF" GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. $ 1674.35 THI8 l[.TIMAT~ Final Estimate No. 1 Upon Contract Dated March 20, 19 58 Adjacent & back of Lots 2l7t218,219,220, LocatIon ~~l 81: ~~~ i"(l 'Rpl mont Add] tlon Contractor Loui s H. Smith SevIer District No. 299 Month of QUANTITY DETAILS I PRICE I AMOUNT 600 1in. ft. lO" vitrified clay sewer pipe @ 2 25 1350..D'O 7 lin. ft. 8n vi trif i ed. clay sewer pipe @ 2 25 15. '5 2 manholes 5 ft. depth complete 110 00 220. )0 5.3 vertical feet extra depth of manhole 12 00 63. 30 1 entry into existing manhole 25 00 25. )0 TOTAL. $ 1674.35 TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate To: 8eW8-r Di strict Fl1nd To: Sewer Construction Fund $ 725.00 % Retained 1033.00 Amount Now Due 1674.35 Clo. the Cit!) Council: I Certify that there is One thOUSand six hundred seuenty four & 35/~s due to Louis H. Smith on account of above estimate. City Engineer Grand Island, Neb~IsrY 21, 19~ . I I I . ,:} RES 0 L U T ION WHEREAS, the ordinances of the City of Grand Island provide tha t unpaid accounts for Wa tel" f'urnished by the Ci ty of Grand Island and unpaid accounts for sewer service charges, shall become liens upon the property served when certified by the City Council to the City Treasurer, and WHEREAS, the property described as 318 North Elm Street, also known as Lot One (1), block Sixty (60) of the Original JI'own, Grand Island, Nebraska, has been furnished with water and provided sewer servi ces; tLat the amount due for wa tel" furnished for the period of December 27, 1957 to March 26, 1958, in the sum of ~;l. 62 has not been paid; tha t the sum of ~Pl. 35 due for sewer service for the per- iod of December 27, 1957 to March 26, 1958, charged against said premises has not been paid; that statements of tLle same have been furnished and because of such non-payments the same should be cer- tifie 0. to the City Treasurer for the purpo se of making saJ_d amounts liens against said premises. NOW, TEEREF'OHE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TEE IvU\YOR /\.ND COUNCIL OF' 'rBE crl'Y o:~' GRAND ISLi\.iW, NEBHA;::J\A: tha t the said sum of ~p1. 62 due for wa tel" furni shed and the sum of ~~l. 35 due for sewer servi ce s be, and the same are hereby ordered placed upon the tax records of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the City Treasurer be, and he is hereby ordered and directed to place said charges on the books and records of his office; that the said amounts be liens on the said premises described as 318 Nortrl Elm Street, also known as Lot One (1), Block Sixty (60) of the Original Town, Grand Island, Nebraska, belonging to James Michelson, fr'olll date hcn.:;of; that said liens bear interest at the rate of six (6%) percent pel" annum from date hereof until ,collected and paid, and that the amount of said liens be collected and enforced as in the cases of other special assess- men ts . BE IT PUR'J1IIER RESOLVED tha t the Ci ty Clerk forward a certified copy of this resolution to C. W. Burdick, Utilities CommiSSioner, ~? /:;,;--' ~u 'd 'C>> -2- and to the Ci ty 'l'reasurer wi th instructions to place the same upon the tax records of the City of Grand Island, and to collect . I the sarne as herein provided. Hespectfully submitted td s 21st day of May, 1958. ,/~ ~"t"'''\' _.-:::L2:.' (J.v'\_. ,"_ ~e~_.:_____ ~~)o) ~zt--~ ~dANv_ a,J&JD62 __ WATEH & LIGH'r and LICENSJ:!:S & BONDS C OMlVII'llTEE Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Zachry, Resolution was adopted. I I . ,..." ""'j >J >;i -"'-. ,.....) I-..;J t 11. E SOL UTI 0 N VtiiEREAS, the City has a piece of equipment described as One Tractor (D5 Crawler 'Ilype, Diesel Engine Drive, Caterpillar . I No. 9M3-N152), which tractor became the property of the City when the Federal Governmen t deeded the airport p,roperty to the City of Grand Island, and WHEREAS, said tractor is no longer useable and is deterior- ating and should be sold to the highest bidder, or traded on another piece of equipment. NO\rV, THEHEF'OHE, BE IT HESOLVED BY 'l'HE MAYOR AN D CGUNC IL OF THE CITY 0:8' GRAND ISLA.ND, NEBHASKA: That Lester Lilley, Airport Superintendent, of the City of Grand Island, Nebraslca, be, and he is hereby directed and author- ized to dispose of said tractor, either by sale to the highest bidder, or by trade on some new equipment, and the money derived from tb,e sale of such tractor be deposi ted in the .i~irport Flund I with the City Treasurer for the sole and only use in the develop- ment, improvement, operation and maintenance of the Grand Island Municipal Airport, or that the tractor herein described be traded in on some other tractor or equipment to be used at the Grand Is- land Municipal Airport. BE 1']1 FUHTEEH ,(ESOLVED that the Ci ty Clerk forward a certi- fied copy of this resolution to Lester Lilley, Airport Superinten- den t. Respectfully submitted this 21st day /) /;./ I . Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, Resolution was adopted. 2,{~~ b; RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHERIlliS, the Ivlayo:p and Council find and determine that it . I is to the best interest of the Ci ty, and of the public generally, that parking lots now maintained by the City on Block Eighty- eight (88), Original il'own, formerly the Dodge School area, and on Lots One (1), Two (2) and Three (3), Block Fifty-seven (57), Original Town, be equipped with automatic gates, and that patrons be crJarged for parking motor vehi.cles on said parking lots. NOW, Tf1EHEFOm~, BE rl' RESOLVED 13Y '11HE IVIAYOn AND COUNCIL OEi' TEE CITY OF GnAND ISLAND, NEBRAE;ICA: That the City Engineer be, and he is hereby directed to pre- pare plans and spe ci1'ica tions for the cons truc tion of' said parking lots, and tba t the said Ci ty Bngineer provide the Mayor and Council \ with an estimate of the cost of such construction. BE 1'1' FUR'rF.JI:R RESOLVED that the Ci ty Clerk forward a certifled copy of this resolution to E. iN. 1\.eiss, City .L:;ngineer. I Respectfully submitted this 21st day of May, 1958. & PAHKING Motion of Zachry, seconded by Clayton, Resolution was adopted. I . . I I I . i~:~<~ ~j1 (COPY FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT) May 20, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Tbis committee, after careful study on the finances of the city, recommend that the Ordinance Committee together with the Finance Committee draft a suitable ordinance pertaining to Occupational Taxes for certain utility companies; namely, the Telephone Company, Western Union Company and the Gas Company. Respectfully submitted, S/ George H. Clayton S/ Harry J. Voss GHC/lm FINANCE COMMITTEE Motion of Clayton, seconded by Voss, approved. Recommendation of the Airport Committee that they adyertiseLthe sale of buildings identified as follows: T- 210 T- 845 T-lOOl T-lOll T-1298 Bids to be received up to June 4th. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by campbell, report was approved. Recommendation of the Airport Committee to advertise for sale of 6 12,500 gallon steel oil storage tanks and miscellaneous attach- - ments was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was approved. Bids to be received up to June 4th. Recommendation of the Airport Committee that the Airport Supt. be authorized to sell poles at the Airport to the City Electric Dept. at $5.00 each was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was approved. ORDINANCE NO. 3348 creating Paving District No. 287 in Park Avenue from 16th Street to State Street, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3348 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Zachry, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Russell absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3348 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Russell absent. i~ ~,) ,) ORDINANCE NO. 3348 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. . I Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Russell absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3348 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was plaoed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Russell absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3349- creating Paving Distriot No. 288 in Monroe Street from Seoond Street to John Street, was regularly passed by the Counoil, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3349 - Motion of Sorensen, seoonded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll oal1 ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Russell absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3349- Motion of Sorensen, seoonded by Campbell, I rules suspended and ordinanoe plaoed on seoond reading by title only. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, Zaohry Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Russell absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3349 - Motion of Sorensen, seoonded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, Zaohry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Russell absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3349 - Motion of Sorensen, seoonded by Gross, was plaoed on final passage and finally passed. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, Zaohry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Russell absent. I . . I I I . r;tt0,', :~~:' t~~ .i RE SOL UTI Q N WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council invited sealed propos- als for the construction of Water Main District No. 211, said proposals to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 21st day of May, 1958, and to be opened on said date at a regular meeting of the City Council, and WHEREAS, the proposal submitted by c/I, 4;ahr [J~1. was found to be the lowest and best proposal submitted. NOW, THEHEPOilE, BE PJ.1 RESOLVED BY THE IVIAYOIi' .A.l"JD COUNCIL OP T:tiFi: CrJ.1Y Ol" GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASY~: Tha t the proposal submi tted by the sai'd C/ ~ L()a-b JJ'jJ1 be, and the same is hereby accepted and approved; that a contract be entered into by and between thIS' City of 'Grand Island and the said CITY WATER DEPARTMENT for th~.CO ::ruction of said .' ~ water main, and that the Mayor and City \ ~, be, and they are hereby directed and authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the City of Grand Island. BE IT PUHTH.EH RESOLVED tha t the Ci ty Clerk forward a cer tified copy of this resolution to C. W. burdick, Utilities Commissioner, and to the City Engineer. Hespectfully submitted this 21st day of May, 1958. _~V~'. !IA!Af4~~1~ . ~~5n <:?~ 'EH & LIGHT and LICEN <\S & BONDS C01VIMITTEE Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . f~ [j ~,~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council invited sealed proposals for the construction of Water Main District No. 212, said propos- als to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 21st day of May, 1958, ffi1d to be opened on said date at a regular meeting of the City Council, and WHEREAS, the proposal subrnl tted by cr~ w..ld' IJe;>/' was found to be tae lowest and best proposal submitted. NOW, THEHEFORb, BE pr RESOLVED BY THE MAYOn AND COUNCIL OF 'TIff!,; CI'I1Y OF' GRAND ISLAND, NEBHASKA: That the proposal submitted by the said a"~ trJdl-er P'P f be, and the same is hereby accepted and approved; that a contract be en tered into by and between the Ci ty of Grand Island and the said CITY WATER DEPARTImNT main, f'Sl~onstructlon of' said water and that the Mayor and City . be, and they are hereby direc ted and au tiLor ized to sign said contrac t on behalf of the Ci ty of Grand Island. BE IT FURTHEH RESOINED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this resolution to C. W. Burdick, Utilities Commissioner, and to the City ~ngineer. Hespectfully submitted this 21st day of May, 1958. ft~~~~. /7 .' I lJ JJ,M'" rf'PO ~; ':'LIGHT ~~i:~'s~.J;;\ONDS COIVIMITTEE Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . ;?ij >~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N --_.~~--~----- WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska invited sealed proposals covering the cost of the con- struction of a sewer main to be constructed in Sycamore Street from the alley lying between Twentieth Street and Twenty-first Street north to the alley lying between Twenty-first Street and Twenty-second Street. Said proposals to be received up to 7:30 olclock P.M. on the 21st day of May, 1958, and to be opened at the regular meeting of the City Council held on said date, and WHEREAS, the proposal submi tted by &rel"'/ ..:r;J,,,j ~~~;'1 ~. of the C:1. ty of C."Y'dfl/ r~k'l/ ~jYIISJ..'i was found to be the , lowest and best proposal submitted. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY 'l'HE MAYOn AND COUNCIL Oli' THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the proposal of the said contractor Cn7.,/I:i/I4~ [%,~~, ~ be, and the same is hereby accepted and approved; that a contract for the construction of said sewer main be entered into by and be- . tween the Ci ty of Grand Island and said contractor, and tha t the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and author- ized to sign said contract on behalf of said City. BE IT FURTliliR RESOLVED that tho City Clerk forward a certified copy of this resolution to the City Enginoer. Re spe c tfully submi tted tnis 21s t day of Ivlay, 1958. M~~~~ ~-- TION Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, Resolution was adopted. 2~11.'t Mayor cautioned the Council that their budget should be submitted to the Finance Committee in time that same may be approved by July 15, 1958. . I Zachry mentioned complaints that he was having pertaining to drainage in the northwest portion of the City. Zachry mentioned that he felt there should be a wading pool at Broadwell Park, since all other portions of the City had wading pools available, and that that section of the City had been neglected. After considerable discussion, motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell request be referred to Engineer, Park and Finance Committees for study and recommendation. Z~chry mentioned the Ordinance pertaining to cutting of weeds on vacant lots, advising that the time that weeds should be cut was not later than June 15th, and if allowed to go that long, weeds have already grown to such an extent, it is almost impossible to take care of them, and proposed that the ordinance be amended. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, was referred to the Ordinance Cammittee to amend I said ordinance. Voss mentioned that he felt that there could be parallel parking on Second Street with a cut-back of 8 or 10 feet through each block on each side of the street except at the corners where there were hydrants and electroliers, but he felt there should be a study made of same. Sorensen mentioned that the Health Department had been approached pertaining to discharge from the new plant into the swimming pool and by so doing give the kiddies a chance for their early morning swims in warm water instead of ice cold. I . Claims were presented. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Zachry, were allowed as presented and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Russell absent. Motion of Pepper, Council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk May 21, 1958 t~,~ is L} APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING MAY 31, 1958 FUND APPROP. ADJ. EXPENDED TOTAL BALANCE MAY EXPENDED Adm. 45320.00 4002.27 34292.01 11027.99 Eng. 32350.00 2624.89 26054.97 6295.03 st. Sewer 14610.00 147.11 1433.26 13176.74 . Health 15367.00 1410.37 12001.16 3365.84 Inc. 10308.00 677.36 6948.22 3359.78 I City Hall 12045.00 920.96 10250.76 1794.24 General 130000.00 9782.96 90980.38 39019.62 Bonds Int. 96170.00 43250.00 52920.00 Airport 121000.00 6932.46 65208.31 55791.69 st. F,lley 71000.00 5352.67 57531.47 13468.53 Sanitation 49400.00 9079.74 43999.69 5400.31 Park 72500.00 3155.87 40232.03 32267.97 Police 170000.00 7000.00 11788.92 123846.93 53153.07 Cemetery 40426.89 6633.58 27288.01 13138.88 Perm. Care 105902.40 105902.40 Fire 179347.34 10549.89 139730.01 39617.33 Fire Pension 26000.00 1621.26 16221.55 9778.45 I Paving 78870.00 3697.63 46478.43 32391. 57 Sewer 55980.00 3503.46 39275.03 16704.97 Sewer ColI. 12525.00 829.25 9720.23 2804.77 City Garage 39601.99 2221.49 30370.30 9231.68 Library 41000.00 3468.71 33155.76 7844.24 Music 5500.00 2648.50 2851.50 Civil Def. 456.08 81.67 374.41 Soc. Sec. 31000.00 20024.40 10975.60 Parking Lot 11098.64 -7000.00 153.00 2525.39 6777.03 Sewer Cons. 37627.70 1004.45 11384.25 26243.45 1375406.04 2678.39 79622.34 841426.95 536657.48 Ice 14294.09 I Water 9713.67 126928.94 Light 156740..04 1894689.56 . Sewer Dist. 753.36 1188.14 Paving Di st. 422.57 143427.76 247251.98 3021955.44 Respectfully Submitted, F. S. White, City Clerk ') ']2 ". h,)~V Grand Island, Nebraska 4 June 58 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except Sorensen, who came later. His Honor, the Mayor presiding. Rev. . I Becker, Chaplain at Soldier's & Sailor's Home opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meeting of May 21st read and approved. Bonds having been O.K.'d by City Attorney, were presented as follows: James D. Kirkpatrick Fred E. Yocum' Robert Campbell Edward R. Yocum, Auctioneers Frank Williams, Housemover. Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross Bonds were approved. Bids for Gravel District No. 26 read as follows: Luther & Maddox ----- Third City Sand Company ----- Riverside Gravel Company ---- $373.75 $390.00 $364.00 I Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, referred to Street and Alley Committee. Bids for Gravel for Asphalt-Coating were presented as follows: Luther & Maddox Third City Sand Company $ 2,060.80 $ 1.33 per cu. yd. which was over the estimate $ 1,937.80 Riverside Gravel Company Motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, referred to Street and Alley Committee. Bids on Poles were opened and read as follows: I . Kriz-Davis ----------- Poles, Inc. for Larch Poles -------- James H. Baxter ----------- Graybar Electric Company ----------- C. I. Miller Cedar Co. ----------- General Electric ----------- Keystone Supply Company ----------- Standard Products Wood Preserving Co. Korsmeyer Company ----------- Kopper's Company, Inc. ----------- $ 5,135.93 $ 4,529.55 $ 5,233.35 $ 9,310.15 $ 5,158.15 $ 5,401.60 $ 5,147.55 $ 5,155.70 $ 5,890.65 $ 6,023.32 Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, bids were referred to C. W. Burdick and Light Committee. Bids on six (6) 12,500 gal. storage tanks and fittings presented as follows: Carl Beyersdorf -- Tanks -- $636.00 K & C. Fertilizer Company - $500.00 for tanks; $1~00 for Fittings, provided the area could be leased for at least six months. K & C. Fertilizer Company - $360.00 for tanks $ 1.00 for fittings. Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, bids were referred to Airport Committee. (Bids on oil cutback listed on opposite page) ~) ~:< ;~/ !"j t) f. Bids on Buildings at Airport were presented as follows: T-210 T-845 Herman S. Foye ----- J. L. Leighton ----- 65.00 50.00 . Max Gruber ----- 45.00 I Don & Merle Hasselbalch 57.97 Carl Beyersdorf ----- 61.25 Louis H. Bremer ----- 51.00 Stephen Fleharty ---- 72.10 F. E. Hastings ----- 55.00 Redco Hatchery ----- 203.00 Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, bids were referred to Airport Committee. (COpy FINANCE COMMI'J1TEE REPORT) June 4, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I Members of the Finance Committee do hereby request that City Treasurer, Henry Bach, deposit City funds in the three Grand Island banks; namely, First National Bank, Commercial National Bank and Overland National Bank. WEL/lm Respectfully submitted, s/ George H. Clayt~n S/ Harry J. Voss_ S/ Marion I. Zachry FINANCE COMMITTEE Motion of Zachry, seconded by Clayton, recommendation was approved. Mr. Gordon Robbins, Chief Field Director, Nebraska Mid-State Reclamation District, addressed the Council, requesting a statement of Intent pertaining to Irrigation Project supplying water to farm I . ground owned by the City. C. W. Burdick stated that he felt the City should go along with Mid-State in whatever way possible to preserve our underground and surface waters. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, Mayor was authorized to sign Statement of Intent. Mr. Gerald Little, representing the Junior Chamber of Commerce, pertaining to Hot Rod Drag Races to be held June 14th and 15th, requested that the Dodge Parking Lot be reserved for storage of the Hot Rod Cars for the sight-seeing public, for the evening of June 15th (j ('j Dean Erickson, also for the Junior Chamber of Commerce, advised . I the Council of a Beauty Contest, which was being sponsored by the Chamber, and would like permission for reservation of Dodge Parking Lot June 14th, for a short time in the evening. Also permission to use loud speaker. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, request was granted. Request of Orville Duff for the opening of Thorn Street to Grace Avenue, for the purpose of ingress and egress was presented. Motion of Voss, seconded by Campbell, referred to Street and Alley Committee. Communication from Hall County Bar Assoc:i.ation by Louis Holmes, Chairman of Legislative Committee, pertaining to codification of City Ordinances, and that same be given consideration in making up the Budget was presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, was referred to Finance Committee. was presented RequesVfrom Jefferson School representatives, namely, I Gerald Bryant, Principal, and Delbert Battles, P.T.A. President for construction of sidewalks in the area of Jefferson School, on account of the boundary line having been changed between Jefferson and A. B. Newell Elementary School. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, referred to Street and Alley Committee. Request of Mrs. Anna Dahms for one parking space in front of her home at 108 N. Walnut, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, referred to Street and Alley Committee. was presented Communication from E. W. Keiss/regarding Lot 3, Block 2, Baker's Addition, which is part of Memor~al Park, and according to records in Register of Deeds Office, belongs to the County. He suggested I . that the records be cleared, requesting a deed from the County. Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was referred to Engineer and City Attorney. Communication from E. L. Wal~er, and Carl E. Willard, pertaining to moving of a building for garage purposes at 2319 N. Park, same was presented. being in violation of the Building Code./ After some discussion, motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, referred to City Attorney for action. Recommendation of C. W. Burdick, that the C:i.ty advertise for bids for auditing the accounts of the Water, Light and Sewer Collection Departments was presented. Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, request was granted. ;2.' E1 Petition for paving Third Street from Grant Street to Garfield Street, and Grant Street from 2nd to 3rd Street with 60.03% signatures was presented. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, . I request was granted, and ordinance ordered drawn. Request of owners of property in Lots 10 and 11, Home Subdivision that there be an alley opened through said lots, as per deeds, was presented, along with Report from Street and Alley Committee. (COpy STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) June 4, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We the undersigned, members of the Street & Alley Committee, having re~1ewed the petition asking that the alley be opened thru Lots 10 and 11 Home SUbdivision hereby recommend that the City Engineer be instructed to proceed with actual opening of same. I Respectfully submitted, Street & Alley Committee SI F. A. Pepper~ Chairman SI'Marion I. Zachr~ SI H. J. Russell Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, Report was approved. Motion of Sorensen, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Equalization. June 4, 1958 F. S. White City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska June 4, 1958 Council met as Board of Equalization on Sewer District No. 299. All Councilmen present. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. I . . I I I . 2,_t RES 0 L UTI 0 N -- ------ BE IT RESOLVED BY THE N~YOR AND COUNCIL OF Tln~ CITY OF GRAND ISlAND, l\fE:BHASKA, si tting as a Board of Equalization, after due notice having been given thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Sanitary Sewer District No. 299 to be the total sum of ~1;362.50; that we find the benefits accruing to the real es- tate in said district to be the total sum of $362.50, and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and par- cels of land in said district descriptions as follows: NA1Vl.E William Lechner Augusta Lechner Augusta Leclmer Augu s ta Lechner Teddy & Imogene Lechner Jreddy & Imogene Lechner to be the sum set opposite the several AMOUNT LOT BLOCK ADDPL'ION 217 BELMONT ADDITION ~I' 58.00 .p u II 60.90 II II 60.90 II " 60.90 " II 60.90 II II 60.90 To tal ~~362.50 owner s of' any lots, 218 219 220 221 222 BE IT PURTHEH RESOLVED that should the tracts or parcels of land lying beyond the corporate Ihni ts of the City of Grand Island and adjacent to the sewer constructed in this district desire to connect said lands with said sewer, that the owners of such lands pay to the City of Grand Island the sum of ~~1.45 per foot for such sewer connection, and that the same be paid in advance in full as a tapping charge. Hespectfully submi tted this 4th day of JUne, 1958. wJ1v~a 1f1-r~ ~~ ~2fJJ1c,- GE~~ION Tnere being no protests, motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, Resolution was adopted. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, €oUnct:ta:Ctjourned to meet in regular session. F. S. White, City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska June 4, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. 0A~ ;:.,)~' ~~.1 June 4, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Grand Island, Nebraska . I Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Gravel District No. 27, which. sh.all consist of that p8"rt of Oak Street from Deleware Street to Oklahoma Street and in Phoenix Avenue from Oak Street east 180 Feet. 80 cubic yarcts road gravel @ $1.25 $100.00 I recommend that this vvork be advertisec1 for bids to be received until 7:30 P.M. Wednesday June 18, 1958. Respectfully submitted, E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Pepper, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. I I . 18' f~i ~<; Renewal Lease by and between the City of Grand Island and Smith Implement Company on Building identified as T-14, $320.00 a year was presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, Lease- . I Agreement was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Recommendation of C. W. Burdick that the Extension Rider for furnishing of steam heat Union Pacific Railroad Company one more year be approved, was presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Clayton, recommendation was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. ( COpy) RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement extending to August 31, 1959, the term of contract dated July 20, 1932, covering the furnishing by the City to the Railroad Company of steam for heating purposes; said agreement being identified as Union Pacific Railroad Company's C. D. No. 19230-P; and WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said proposed agreement before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and I WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said City of Grand Island will be subserved by the acceptance of said Agreement; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, STATE OF NEBRASKA: That the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union Pacific Railroad Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby, accepted in behalf of said City; Tnat the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered and directed to execute said agreement on behalf of said City, and that the City Clerk of said City is hereby authorized and directed to attest said agreement and to attach to each duplicate original of said agreement a certified copy of this resolution. I . Motion of Gross, seconded by Clayton, Resolution adopted. (COpy LIGHT AND FINANCE COMMITTEES REPORT) May 26, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: ~ It has been discussed between the Light Committee and Finance Committee of amending Ordinance No. 3314, concerning the Commissioner of Utilities. This Ordinance states that the Commissioner of Utilities now draws a salary of $8,250. This is not uniform with cities smaller than Grand Island; therefore, it is recommended by both committees that that part of Ordinance No. 3314, concerning Commissioner of Utilities salary, be $8,250 to $9,000. .S? r,":..l The Light and Finance Committees desire your approval of this recommendation. . I Harry J. Voss William A. Gross Lyman M. Campbell LIGHT COMMITTEE /S /S /S Respectfully submitted, S/ Geor~e H. Clayton S/ Harry J. Voss S/ Marion I. Zachry FINANCE COMMITTEE MIZ/lm Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, Report was approved. I I . . I I I . .. ~'-I>"-~ :, . .. ,---~,' -. ~ :2 ~~~ .J RES 0 L UTI 0 N 'lJ'JJiERE:AS, dur5ng the summer months of/ 1957, tho .r~ngineering De- partment of tho Ci ty of Gracld Island mowed tho weeds on vacant lots, tracts and parcels of land in the City, and the cost thereof should ()e pai d b;;l t owners of such lots, and WllliREAS, the costs incurred by the City in cutting such weeds has not been paid, and such costs should now be oe1't:1.f1ed to the City Treasurer and by him placed on the tax rolls. NOW, '1'HI:REFOHE, DE IT RESOINED BY THE Nli\YO;3. ill'JD COUNCIL all' ernE C I'l'Y UP GHAND ISLAND, NEBRASFJ\.: Tha t the Ci ty 'l'reasurer be, and he is hereby ordered and dire ct- ed to place upon the tax rolls the cost of cutting such weeds as per the attached itemized statement furnished by the City Engineer; th.at each of said amounts bear interest at the rato of six (6%) percent per annum fr'om the 4th day of June, 1958, and that said amounts be collected as in the case of other special assessments. BE IT FUHTIIE:n HESOLVED that tbe C:L ty Clerk forward a certified Copy of this Hcsolution to the Ci ty II'reasurer. Hespectfully submitted this 4th day of June, 1958. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Voss, Resolution was adopted. o ~~ . . - ~ .... --------.--__.___~.~_ ~n___.____..._ ._ , Owner _ Lot J31k.. WardL. & Bonnie M. Enck WardL~ & Bonnie M. Enok , Ernest:& Rose Keller John W~ & Doris M. Hines N. P. ~odge Corporation ! N. P. ~odge Corporation N. P. ~odge Corporation N. P. ~odge Corporation N. P. Dodge Corporation 14 9 1.3 15 N. ~. ~odge Corporation N. P. Pod~e Corporation N. P. ~odge Corporation '" i 17 4 .3 6 N. P. Dodge Corporation N. P. +,odge Corporption N. P. ~odge Corporation N. P. Dodge Corporation 10 12 N. P. podge Corporation Allen & Dolores Zempel 14 16 Ward L. & Bonnie M. Enok Ward L. & Bonnie M. Enck N. P. Dodge Corporation N. P. podge Corporation N. P. podge Corporation N. P. Dodge Corporation 11 Charles & Margret Sheffield 1.3 1.5 17 1.3 1.5 17 N. P. Dodge Corporation N. P. podge Corporation N. P. Dodge Corporation N. P. Dodge Corporation N. P. Dodge Corporation N. P. Dodge Corporation N. P. Dodge Corporation 1 11 N. P.Dodge Corporation N. P. Dodge Corporation 13 1.5! I 2 4 6 8 10 12 8 1 .3 5 7 9 2 I I I ! i I I I I I I I I ! i I , I 4 .5 . . . University P]aoe II II II ! II II II II II II tI If II II If II " II II II II II II II II II If 1/ II II II II II II II 1/ II II " 1/ II II II II 1/ II II 1/ II II II II II . II II II II II II II II Sf II II II II II /I ,3;y . . . .3 . 5c .3.0( .3.0C .3 . OC 3.0C .3.00 .3.00 .3.00 .3.00 .3.00 .3 . .50 .3.00 .3.00 I I .3 . 00 I i I .3 . 00 I .3.00 I 3.00 I .3 . 00 , i i .3 . .50 i Ii 3.00 , ! .3.00 .3.00 .3.00 3.00 .3.00 3.00 .3.50 .3.00 .3.00 3..50 .3 . .50 .3.00 .3.00 .3.50 Ii, 10 s:, ..N, ). . . '. . O't"lner________~__________ L.g.1 ~lodk____._Additi.Dn_______ ------Amount N. p. Dodge Corporation Merle B. & Bertha M. Anderson N. P. Dodge Corporation N. P. Dodge vorporation N~ P. Dodge Corporation I N. F. Dodge Corporation N. f. Dodge Corporation N. f. Dodge Corporation N. f. Dodge Corporation N.~. Dodge Oorporation N. f. Dodge Oorporation Chatlie & Ida Williams Charlie & Ida Williams Ric~ard R. & Deloris Kraning i Henry J. & Elizabeth Fuhrman I I Rus~ell D. Fuhrman i N. P. Dodge Oorporation i i N. ~. Dodge Corporation Jam~s H. & Maxine O. Avrett Jam$s H. & Maxine C. Avrett N. P. Dodge Corporation Rus~ell D. Fuhrman N. f. Dodge Oorporation N. P. Dodge Oorporatkon i MarY Kathern Krieger N.iP. Dodge Oorporation N. P. Dodge Corporation i Joseph H. & Rosemary A. Orow Edg~r J. Lukefahr O. A. except N. I i & Louise B Gs,ines 18 L-3"1 I I , I I N. r. Dodge Corporation Sidney Wichman i Si dp.eyvJ i chman Sidney Wichman N. P. Dodge Corporation N. P. Dodge Oorporation ~ 2 10 12 6 14 16 1 j S 11 13 15 6; 7 8 10 14 16 7 9 11 I, :t;31 I lS1 J 10 61 11 I ~ I 11 1~ I l~ 14 j ~ I 11 ! ~ 13 ! ! 11 12_ ~ . 3_ ~ Sl I 13 I ! f , 15,. 11 University Place 11 II II II II II II II \I II II II II II II II II II II 11 11 II II II II II II II II II II II II II II " II " 11 fI II II II II II II II II II " II II II II II " II II 11 II II " II 3C, / {> ff, ~>-o $3 . 50 . 3.00 3.00 3.00 j:38 ~ 00 .':60 3.00 3.00 '4 (1;:0 or' .. .;; 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.50 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.50 3.50 3.00 3.00 3.00 .C> 3.00 3.00 3.50 3.50 3.00 3.00 3.50 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.50 _ i.,) / Owner Chester J. & Agnes J. Gromacki Ches~er J. & Agnes J. Gromacki N. P.i Dodge Corporation : N. P.i Dodge Corporation : Charlbs V. & M. Lucille Smith I I N. P.i Dodge Corporation Mayna~d A. & Marilyn M. Lif i Bernard L. & Mary E Doan ! Elwoo~ H. & Arlette C. Pederson Walte~ L. & Jessie Knight N. P.! Dodge Corporation N. P.; Dodge Corporation E. W.I & Donna J. Watts N. P.IDodge Corporation Myrtl~ O. Ahrens Myrtle o. Ahrens N. P.! Dodge Oorporation N. P.: Dodge Oorporation EdithlA. Neal & Erma Kostos Edith;A. Neal & Erma Kostos I Linni~ Johnston Linnie Johu.ston Edgarl R. & Viola E. Ross Edgar! R. & Viola E. Ross Marlo~ R. & Nettie M. Harder I Ellen' O'Brien N. P.] Dodge Corporation Doris Bruner Jone ~1illiams N. P. Dodge Corporation William Meyer N. P. Dodge Oorporation N. P. Dodge Corporation N. P~ Dodge Corporation .. . .. 1I . ' Lo t Blk Addition 11 13 1.5 10 12 14 16 2117 41 6J 81 10 l I 1 ~ 13 ! l 6~ , ~ I 81 I 10 i , 12 14 r 11 13 1.5 2 14 4 6 8 1 3 .5 7 9 2 , ! 1 i ! I ! 1.5 ! r 4 6 8 18 Universi ty Place II II II II 1/ 1/ II 1/ II II II II 1/ II II II 1/ II II II 1/ II II II II II II II II II II 1/ II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II " II II II II II II Arno un t . '--^"._.-'~T 1, 0 Cl $3 . .50 3.00 3.00 3.00 3..50 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3 . .50 3..50 3.00 3.00 .3.00 .3.00 .3. 0 0 .3.00 3..50 3..50 .3.00 .3.00 .3.00 .3.00 3.00 .3.00 3.00 .3.00 .3.00 .3.00 3.00 .3.00 .3 . .50 .3 .< y, .5 C. - ~ ~--~.~ ~_..~----~~_.~---------~.------------_._--_. -.-' ---,----~-- . , ... 'lIl" .. " _......~,,~-~~~~,.---._~-~ ---~~.-=-~-~~-'-,----~--,-~..,_,,-,,"-'--._-, .--.~~~,._..~~_.- , , llllL ___~_Addit,iDn____~_.____~_ -.......... AmD ur .3 .2 f~ ,;?-; 2 19 University Place $3 . 5 c 4 II II 3.0 6 II II 3.0C 8 II " 3.00 7 II II 3.00 9 II II 3.00 11 II II ).00 I) II II 3.00 1.5 II II 3.50 1 20 II II 3.50 3 JJ II 3.00 II 5 II II 3.00 7 II II ).00 9 II II 3.0C 11 II II 3.0C I) II II 3.oC 15 II II 1 21 /I II 3 II " .5 II II 7 II II 9 II /I 11 II II 13 II 1/ 15 " " .. 2 22 " II . 4- II II -= ):1:1 6 " II 3.00 8 II II 3.00 14 II II 3.00 16 /I /I ).50 II II ).50 1 , i , 3 fI II 3.0.0 ,"'1 .:;) 1- :2. &" 0 , [ Owner Clara! LaFrantz ! Clara! LaFrantz Gretchen Simmons Gretc:p.en Simmons Orvil~e A. & Louise B. Gaines Orville A. & Louise B. Gaines Orvilte A. & Louise B. Gaines i i N. P.iDodge Corporation N. P.! Dodge Corporation i N. P.iDodge Corporation Maurice I.. & Barbara A. Swartzegd ru e R. A. i & Elsa 'reske I N. P.:Dodge Corporation i I N. P.iDodge Corporation N. P.!Dodge Corporation Mary ?rown I N. P.! Dodge Oorporation I N. P.iDodge Corporation N. P. i Dodge Corporation Harry! & Helen Preisendorf I i Harryi& Helen Preisendorf : E. H.! & Hazel M. Preston E. H. & Hazel 111. Preston H. L. & Eileen Jones Jerry & Vonnie Hepp N. P. Dodge Corporation N. P. Dodge Corporation Ada Lewton Ada Lewton N. P. ! Dodge Corporation N. P. Dodge Corporation Harry P. & Do ri s M .'Sc;ha umarin N1. :P.j Dodg.eC.ol'poratmon l' ...... O'Vmer N. P. Drodge N. P. Dbdge I I N. P. podge Corporation Corporation Corporation , Thomas !W. & LoGene L. Preddy N. P. Podge Corporation i Corporation N. P. ~odge Clyde R. & Leona L. B ulli s Donald i& Elizabeth Laughlin Donald i& Elizabeth Laughlin I N. P. ~odge Corporation I N. P. Dodge Corporation Jack H.I & Patricia A. Sinnard ! Joseph iF. & Pauline M. Heffner Josep~ F. & Pauline M. Heffner Marvin~. & Shirley A. Hoge Marvin iH. & Shirley A. Hoge t ! OlgaA:~,SchUinracher Olga' .i\>J5ehUlI.lia.:cher Mildre~ F. Thompson Mildre~ F. Thompson Mildred F. Thompson Mildre~ F. Thompson I Mildred F. Thompson Joseph~ne Bates Leroy A. Lil1iantha1 Leroy 1\. Li1liantha1 Edith E. Morrow Edith E. Morrow Edith E;. Morrow Elmer L. & Edna M. Campbell 1 11 Elsie Mettenbrink Wiese North 260' 10 and Lawrence W. Wiese of 'West i , , Marie F. Meyer- North 242.7 - E~st i 10 , .. c.... r Addition Arnaun University Place $3.00 II II 3.00 II II 3.00 II " 3 . .50 II 11 3.00 II II 3.00 II II 3.00 " II 3.00 11 II 3.00 II II 3.00 II II 3 . .50 II II 3..50 II 11 3.00 II II 3.00 II II 3.00 II II 3.00 \'lest La;tvn 3.00 II II t Jt~ -I II II 3. ' . Io>_~ II II 3.00 II II 3.00 II " 3.00 II II 3.00 Harrison Sub-Div 3.00 II II II 3.00 II II II 3.00 II II II 3,60 II II II 3.00 II II " 3..50 Sheridan PI ace 3 ~ .50 Sheridan Place 1.5. .50 Sheridan Place 1.5..50 3:"' ,Jj , , ~ ~.... '....: ,<.. ., ...- Owner fro Lots 6-7-8 Kennet~ L. Gleaves';';"f'r. Lots 5-6-7 Seferiho & Carmen Ramirez Chester L. Hugo ! . Cheste,r L. Hugo C. E. and/or Lillian Fuller 1 8 .5 2 J 6 .5 14 Arthur & Fannie B. Seal -So 140 '.of E. i- I i Ivan E~ & Eleanor E. Turner W 38.' 3 E .57" 4 ! Lydia ICampbell etal I d~el .)One ./ TAt>lt(qs;: G;fCd1,1J1f1f 2 6 6 6 6 1 0 /1 fY1C: I ! I T " ." ~ f' ~~ '; A d. Evans Lamberts Voitle's Anderson Sub Anderson Sub Boggls & Hill Pleasant Homes. Park Hill 2nd Addition ParkHill 2nd Addition Koehler Place CO#c.OIIJ10n 5:tM~/s;oJ1 $12 . .:t 3" .5c 3.00 3.5C 3.00 6..50 4..50 3.00 33,DC. i,;2~,S~ l~:: 4~. ':} (COpy STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) June 4, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: . I We the undersigned members of the Street and Alley Committee have considered the communications from W. F. Orner requesting off street parking at 412 and 416 South Eddy Street. We also have communication from Mrs. Gertrude McLellan asking permissi.on to put crushed rock in parkway at 1614 North Walnut for off street parking. , The commi.ttee feels that the above request and any future request for lowered curb, gravel, crushed rock etc. in any residential area and not in a Business Zone for off street parking, do hereby recommend that the above request not be granted. Respectfully submitted, Street & Alley Committee SI F. A. Pepper sl H. J. Russell sl Marion I. Zachry Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, was approved. (COpy STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) June 4, 1958 I Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We, the undersigned members of the Street and Alley Committee have seriously considered Nick Jamson's request for more curb space along the Interstate Bus Parking Lot in the 100 block on West South Front Street. Mr. Jamson dismantled the buildings on these lots, which did compensate him several hundred dollars per month but felt the City needed Bus p8rking space in conjunction with the Bps Depot, which is adjacent to the cafeteria on Locust and South Front Street. Mr. Jamson does not receive any income from the Bus or from any of the individual cars that may be parked in this lot during the day. Having a space for many cars in this lot does help the parking situation we now are faced with in the down town area. I . Jmle 15th there will be four more buses added to accommodate the many tourists who may be traveling and vacationing in various areas throughout the country. We feel this is quite essential to have a Bus Depot and Bus Parking off the street centrally located in the business area and near the Union Pacific Depot. We have given this serious cons ideraticn and if approval is granted to remove two double parking meters, Mr. Jamson will concrete from the curb to lot line as some portion of the sidewalk is not too ,good and plans to black top half way back toward tbe alley at the same time. This will then give the Buses in and out drive ways and much safer in every way and provides more parking space for other cars that may park in this lot. 24t \) We do hereby recommend that the above request be granted. . I Respectfully submitted, Street & Alley Committee Sf F. A. Pepper sf H. J. Russell Sf Marion I. Zachry Motion of Zachry, seconded by Sorensen, Report was approved. I I . C~ /' ""; to"', i);. , r,-:l _~ ':1 RES 0 L UTI 0 N '! VfLEREA~), the MayoI" and Counc:'Ll of the C1 ty of Grand Island advertised for sealed proposals for the furnishing Qf one car . I load oJ' Hed Cedal" Pole s for the Light Department, the same to be rece:Lved up to 7:~50 P.M. on the 4th day of June, 1958, and to be opened on said date at a regular meeting of the City Council, and WBEHEAS, the proposal submitted b;y KRIZ-DAVIS COMPANY was found to be the lowest and best pro- posal subrnitted and tha t the same should be accepted. NOW, , IT RS,SOLVED BY MAYOn AND COUNCIL OF CI'l'Y OF GRAND ISIJ'"ND, lifEBHA~)IC/}...: ThO. t the propo sal submi tted by the said K~!~=-P~V.IS COMPANY be, an(1 the same is l:lOroby accep ted, o.nd that C. W. Burdick, UtLLities Cornmiss:Loner, be, and he is hereby directed and authorized to sign a puilchase order for said poles. BE IT PUH'J'HEH JTf-;::SOLVED tha t the Ci ty Clerk forwar'd a certified I copy of this Hesolution to C. IN. Burdick, UtilitIes CO.inlllissioner.. J1espectfully submitted this 4th day of June, 19158. __-Jk ' ~ ~~~ ~ -1J /, /; 1"',\ rr 'R '4/~[Jl/.J'G';-rl'tf ;'1t1:.rn/'JJ-r"' '-iC5":7C7-Q";l)7,--r_c\0" J'fl~_J.:_ll (.AI ~J _ -.L.l _ and. :..1 _,-...1.!Jl\)..JD0 0", l)U.L~lJ0 C O:!\TlvJ:I T frTi~E Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. I . 124 ORDINANCE NO. 3350 assessments Sewer ~istrict No. 299 regularly . I passed by Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3350 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3350 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, ruies suspended and ordinance p18ced on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3350 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3350 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russ~ll,Vof?s, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, I Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3351 repealing Ordinances 369 and 708 pertaining to cutting of weeds, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3351 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3351 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss; Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. I . ORDINANCE NO. 3351 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3351 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Russell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. i(~ 4: i)J . I ORDINANCE NO~ 3352 creating Paving District No. 289 in 16th Street from Elm Street to Walnut Street regularly passed by the Counoil, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3352 - Motion of Gross, seoonded by Voss, was plaoed on first reading at length. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDI~ANCE NO. 3352 - Motion of Gross, seoonded by C8mpbell, rules suspended and ordinanoe plaoed on seoond reading by title only. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zaohry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none, ORDINANCE NO. 3352 - Motion of Gross, seoonded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinanoe plaoed on third reading by title only. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3352 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, was plaoed on final passage and finally passed. Roll oall ballot. Voting I yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3353 creating Paving Distriot No. 290 in Third Street from Grant Street to Garfield Avenue; and Grant Street from Seoond to Third Street, regularly passed by the Counoil, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 335~ - Motion of Gross, seoonded by Voss, was plaoed on first reading at length. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. OfiQ~~A~CE NO. 3353 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinanoe plaoed on seoond reading by title only. Roll I . oall ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE .NO. 3353 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance plaoed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3353 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, C~mpbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ') ;...,J ~ ORDINANC~_ NO. 3354 creating Gravel Dt strict No. 28 in Pleasant Home Addition, was regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. . I ORDINANCE NO. 3354 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3354 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second. reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, C~mpbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDIN~NCE^NO. 3354 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, C mpbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, ,..., Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3354 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. I Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. A ORDINANCE NO. 3355 authorizing sale of excess water from The Bischeld Street Electric Plant to R. N. Kuester, regularly passed bv the Council, signed by the Mayor. QRDINANCE NO. 3p5~ - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, nona. I . ORDINANCE NO. _3395 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed. on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 33~9. - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3355 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. 25.1. . I ~ ORDINANCE NO. 3356 granting easement along the out-fall sewer drainage ditch for wate~to pipe-line to R. N. Kuester, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANC1l-~q. 335~ - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on first reading at length. ROll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3356 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 335~ - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3356 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. I Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3357 pertaining to hours and salaries of Fire Department, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3357 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3357 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. I . ORDINANCE ~Q~ 3357 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell,rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3357 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, C~mpbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. 252 Discussion pertaining to the Industrial Area around Grand Island. . I Motion of Campbell, seconded by Clayton, since the Zoning Committee recommended certain areas to be taken into the City, that the City Attorney be empowered to appear before the County Supervisors protesting the request for Industrial Areas around the City. Voss stated that the City now is practically surrounded by Industrial Area, and the only expansion possible would be to the South. Zachry mentioned that the Church Organizations had requested the use of Soft Ball Field, and that the lights be turned on by the City. Clayton called attention to the different Committee Chairman to consult with their Departments pertaining to the 1958-1959 Budget. Voss recommended that there be an ordinance setting aside the Elk's Parking Meter Money, to be used for parking meter purposes only. Same being referred to Ordinance Committee. Russell requested that money be made available for the purchasing and repairing of parking meters. I I . C) :~ "-.-} r:...Jl' ~) ('J RES Q L UTI Q N WliEHEAS, the Mayor and CouncLL of the C'1 t;y of GrD.nd Island advertised for sealed proposals for the furnishing of labor and . I materials requ:'Lred for the construction of Gravel Distl"ict No. 26; said proposals to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 4th day of June, 1950, and to be opened at a regular meeting of ttJe City Coun- cll held on sald date, and j) W1II~HEAS, the proposal submitted bY~~?=_:-~~ was found to be the lowest and be.st pro- posal submitted. NOV!, 'etF;HU;FOHE, BE IT m<:s OLVED BY THE IVLI\~YOH AND COTJ1\fCIL 011' rHLE c ]:fIl~.( OF' GHAi',D ISI.J\.ND, NEBRASKA: '[hat tl18 propoeJal of' tho said ~~~ be, and the same is hereby accepted, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and authorized to enter into a contract with said contractor for the furnishing of such labor and ma terials. I BE IIJ.' PUR'FE:1ETt HE~'OINED that the C1 ty Clerk for'ward a. certified copy of this Resolution to E. W. Kaiss, City 2nginaer. Hespectfull;y submitted tris 4tb. day of June, 1958. ~a~ '~ 9 y~~ ENG1NI~:11R ,--~Tr]:H~T~~-~D:- ING CODE CQl',irJiIT'I'[m Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Pepper, I . seconded by Voss, were allowed as read and listed in claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Motio~ of Gross, Council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk June 4, 1958 . I I I . ;~ ~5 ~~~ Grand Island, Nebraska June 18, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Rev. Chubb, Pastor of the Methodist Church, opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meeting of June 4th, read and approved. Application of Anton Tesmer for permit for dance for one night at Cherry Street Hall was presented. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Sorensen, referred to License Commj_ttee. (COPY AIRPORT COMMITTEE REPORT) June 10, 1958 . Honorable Mayor and City Council Grand Island, Nebraska We, your Airport Committee to whom was referred the bids on Buildings and Tanks at Airport, recommend that the bids be accepted as follows: T-2l0 Stephen Fleharty $ 72.10 T-845 Carl Beyersdorf $ 61.25 T-100l Max Gruber $ 288.00 T-10ll Don & Merle Hasselbalch $ 457.97 T-1298 Reelco Hatchery $ 203.00 Storage ~nl{S Carl Beyersdorf $ 636.00 City Clerk is hereby authorized to return the deposit to the unsuccessful bidders, and notify the successful bidders as listed above. s/ Ro~rt. L. Soren~en s/ Lyman 11.. Cam:QQ.~ll _____._ S/ H.. .J!- Rla.s~ll AIRPORT COMMITTEE Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, report was approved. Protests on Paving Districts No. 287 and 288 were presented by the Clerk, having been checked by City Engineer and found insufficient. Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, received and placed on file. Bids on Audit for Water, Light and Sewer Collection Fees ., Department, were received as follows: Haskins and Sells -- $7.00 per hour, and out-of-pocket expense Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., -- $7.00 per hour, and out-of- pocket expense. Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, referred to C.W.Burdick, and Light Committee. ~3 [5 f:,"; Bids on Gravel District No. 27 presented as follows: T!1ird Clty Sand Company $1.12 per cu. yd. $1.28 per cu. yd. Riverside Gravel Company . I Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, referred to City Engineer, and Street and Alley Committee. The Mayor advised the Council that Mr. Whitney, Legal ,~ Representative of the Frontier Airlines, with headquarters at Denver, had requested time to address the Couneil. Mr. Whitney requested that the City Council, Chamber of Commerce, and other Civic Organizations of the City, give support to the making of Grand Island the North Terminal of the North-South air rou.te;Wichita as the South. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, that the recommendation of Mr. Whitney be approved, and that the City go on record as in need of such service. Request of the YMCA Board of Directors.for the closing of the E~ Washington Street, between West North Front and 4th Street was presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, was referred.to I City Attorney, and Street and Alley Committee. Request for opening the Alley through Block 3, Boggs & Hill's Addition was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, referred to Street and Alley Committee and City Engineer. Petition for Paving District in Oklahoma Avenue from Locust Street to Pine Street with 50% signatures was presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Voss, request was granted and ordinance ordered drawn. The Mayor re-appointed three members to the Library Board as '., follows: I . Harry Patterson Mrs. Edna Donald Mrs. Alma Cunningham Motion of Campbell, seconded by Zachry, appointments were con- firmed. Lease-Agreement by and between the City of Grand and the Stephenson Automatic Transmission Company, for the North Sjde Fire Station, $75.00 per month, payable in advance, lease expiring June 17, 1959, was presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. (The Mayor mentioned that he had been advised by the Clerk that the buildi~g was being if ,~ (..~,;J () used as a voting place, and other arrangements would have to be made.) Lease by and hetween Charley Taylor, and City of Grand Island for ground at Baseball Park was presented. Motion of Sorensen, . I seconded by Voss, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Lease by and between the City of Grand Island, and Sky Island Inc., for Building identified as T-113, $2000.00 a year was presented. After some discussion, motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, lease was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Renewal Lease with the Government for certain 'piece of ground at the Airbase was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, lease was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island, and Kelly Well Company, for Building identified as T-l02, $60.00 per month was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. I I . ~) t) ,-/ h;;!t) 6 June 18, 1958 HonoTc}b1e M8yor & City Council Gra..nd Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the Enginp,er'i0 pstimate for Paving District No. 279, which consiBts of that part of Sunset Avenue from Vine Street to the east line of blocks 9 & 10 Clau8sen's County'y View J\.dcH tion and. Plum Street from Sunset Avenue to Dodge street. . I @ .75 3.35 700 cu. yd.8. earth excavation 3973 sq. yds. 611 concrete pavement 543 lin. ft. integral battered curb ancL (';utter 289 lin. ft. 111 x 611 ex-'Jansion joint 797 se[. ft. 411 concrete 'lim,lk 105.5 lin. ft. concrete head.er 205 lin. ft. remove curb & gutter 789 sq. ft. remove old walk 39.6 lin. ft. remove old header 4 e8.ch adjust manholes to g,ra6.e .45 .25 .40 .75 .35 .10 .30 20.00 ..,,-,,' Total ~~ 525 . 00 13309.55 244.35 72.25 ,S18 . 80 79.13 71.75 78.90 11. 88 -2~00 $14791.61 It is recommenc1ec3. that th1.s work be ad.vertiseo. 1'01" bids to be received until 7:30 otclock P.M. July 2, 1958. ReslJectfullv submitted, "".-":,~ -.:.;:/-...':/ (c.? ?/',/,/ L.t:? c:~~ E. W. KeisE! City Engineer I Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, Estimate was approved. June 18, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council GTand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the Engineer's estimate for armor coating apnroxirnately 64 blocks asphalt pavement. Approximately 1520 cu. yds armor coat gravel @ 1.B5 $2052.00 Approximately 33350 gals MC 5 cut back asphalt oil @ .12 . 4202~ Total $6054.00 It is recomn-:enclect that this YIl8,teri8.1 be advertised for bicls to be received until 7:30 o'clock P.M. July 2, 1958 I . Respectfully submitted, t:~~,/:;<<~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, Estimate was approved. . I I I . "... (..j ;) t, June 18, 1958 Honorable Mayor & Oity Council Grand IslanJ, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the Oity Engineer' 8 estimate for Paving D_cstrict No. 280, icll district consists of that part of Grant Street from Oklaboma Avenue to Phoenix Avenue and Phoenix Avenue from G-rant street to Arthur Street. 500 cu. yets. earth excavation 2900 sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement 1236 lin. ft. integral curb 259 1in. ft. 1" x 6lf expansion Joint III lin. ft. concrete header 37 lin. ft. remove old header 1 each construct water valve M.H. @ .75 3.35 .45 .25 .75 .30 125.00 $ 375.00 9715..00 556.20 64.75 83.25 11.10 125.00 Total 10930.30 It is recommended that this work b advertiseB for bids to be received until 7::30 O'clock P. M. July 2, 1958 ResI~ctfu11y submitted, df~/~ E. W. Ke18s Oity Engineer Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, Estimate was approved. June 18, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Oouncil Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith 1s the Oity Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 281, which distr1ct consists of that part of 01eburn street from 18th Strept to State Street. 90 cu yards e!'l.rth excavation 514 sq. yd.s. 6tf pavement 200 1in. f't.ij_ntegra1 curb 80 11n. ft. 1" x 6" eXDansion joint 37 lin. ft. concrete header 125 1.in. ft. y'emove curb & gutter 37 lin. ft. remove old header @ ..75 ::5.35 . 4:5 .25 .75 67.50 1721.90 90.00 20.00 27.75 43.75 11.10 'Z~: . e).) .30 Total ~~~1982. 00 It is recommended that this work be advel'tised for bid.s to be received until 7:30 o'clock P.M. July 2, 1958 Respectfully submitted, &,~~ E. W. Keisn City Engineer Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, Estimate was approved. . I I I . Honor2,ble Mayor & Oi ty Council Gr~nd I81and~ Nebraska Gentlerl1en: f? t:; }9 June 18, 1958 Herevd th is the Oi ty Engineer' 8 estimate for Paving District No. 28?, wlJJ.ch eIi f;tri ct consi st s of that part of G{-:r'field street from Second Street to the north line of Blocks 2 & 3 Bakers Addition to the City of Q'ranel Island~ Nebraska 360 cu. yds. earth excavation 2125 sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement 110 lin. ft. integral curb III lin. ft. III x 6" expansion joint III lin. ft. concrete header 37 lin. ft. remove old hea,der 1 each water valve manhole @ .75 3$35 .45 .25 .75 .,30 120.00 Total $ 270.00 7118.75 49.50 27.75 83.25 11.10 120.00 $7680.35 It is re mmmendecc tha,t this v/Or1: be advertised for bid.s to be receivecl 11]]t11 7:30 o'clock }',I')l. J11J_JT 2j 1958 Respect~~lly submitted ~~~ Eo VI. I(eisr~ Oity Engineer Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, Estimate was approved. Honorable lVIayor & Oi ty Council Grancl Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: June 18, 1958 Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 283, which district consists of .A.rthur Street from Louise Street to John Street. 200 cu. yds. earth excavation 1170 sq. yds. 6" concrete oavement 240 lin. ft. integral curb 74 lin. ft. III x 611 expansion joint 37 lin. ft. concrete header 37 lin. ft. remove old header 1 ea.ch manhole raise to grade @ .75 3.35 .45 .25 .75 .30 20.00 Total $ 150.00 3919.50 108.00 18.50 27.75 11.10 20.00 $4:254.85 It is recommended. that this vvork be ac1vertlsed for bid.s to be received until 7:30 o'clock P.M. July 2, 1958. Respectfully submitted, P'~ E. Vf. Keiss City Ene;ineer Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, Estimate was approved. . I I I . ;) rv' June 18, 1958 HonoI'able MayoI' & City Council Grano_ IBlc1.ncl, Nebraska Gent1eElcn: Herewith is the City Engineer' B estimEtte for Paving District No. 284, VJhich ciistrict consist s of that po.rt of 14th Street from Grand IB1and Avenue to Park Avenue and Park Avenue from 13th street to 15th stI'cet. 771 cu. ydB. earth excavation 4:626 sq. ydE]. 611 concrete pavement 759 lin. ft. i'ltee;ra1 curb 222 lin. ft. 111 x 611 expansion joint 111 lin. ft. concrete header 37 lin. ft. remove old header 1 water valve manhole complete @ .75 ,..,. rz r.:: ,).00 .45 .25 .75 .30 120.00 Total $ 578.25 154,97.10 ;:541.55 55.50 83.25 11.10 120.00 $16686.75 It is recommended tnat this work be advertised for bids to be received until 7:30 P.M. July 2, 1958 Respectfully submitted, ~'~~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, Estimate was approved. June 18, 1958 HonoY'able Mayor & City Council Granci Island_, Nebraska G'entl emen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 285, which c.listrict consists of that pa.rt of Walnut Street from State Street to the north line of 18th street. 250 cu vas. earth excavation 1440 Sq.~ds. 6" concrete pavement 364 lin. ft. integral curb 74 lin. ft. 1" x 611 expansion joint 74 lin. ft. concrete header 37 lin. ft. remove old header @ .75 3.35 .45 .25 .75 . ,30 Total $ 187.50 4824.00 163.80 18.50 55.50 11.10 ------ 5260.40 It is reCOil1mendeCL that this worl\:. be ad_vertised for bids to be received until 7:30 o'clock p.M. July 2, 1958 Respectfully submitted, ~:p~ E. W. Keis8 City Engineer Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, Estimate was approved. . I I I . 1(\ Honorable Mayor & City Council Granc1 Island, Nebrask.a Gentlemen: ;) (: g 1'\./ ...) .~~_ June 18, 1~58 Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 286, ~lich district consists of 11th street from Cleburn Street to Eddy Street. 165 cu. yds. earth excavation 978 sq. yaB. 6" concrete navement 111 11n. ft. 111 x 6" exnanslon joint @ .75 3.35 .25 Total $ 123.75 3276.30 27.7~ ,~3427. 80 It is recommended. that this work be aclvertised for bids to be recelved until 7:30 o'clock P.M. July 2, 1958. Respectfully submitted, 1!5~ ~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, Estimate was approved. June 18, 1958 Honorable Mayor & Clty Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewlth is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 287, vhich cU.strict consists of that part of North Park Avenue fr'om 16th street to ,state street. 1000 cu. yds. earth excavation 5660 sq. yds. 6" concrete prvement 676 lin. ft. integral curb 333 lin. ft. I" x 6" eXD8.nsion joint 148 lin. ft. concrete header 74 lin. ft. remove old header 1 each manhole raise to grade 1 each construct water valve manhole complete @ .75 3.35 .45 .25 .75 .30 20.00 120.00 Total $ 750.00 18961.00 304.20 83.25 111.00 22.20 20.00 120.00 $20371.65 It is recommencled. that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 7:30 o'clock P.M. July 2, 1958. Respectfully submitted, 6'~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, Estimate was approved. . I I I . Honorable Mayor & City Council 8.ran(i Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: C) d'(; c-~ {,~;! t; (..~~ June 18, 1958 Herewi th is the City En.gineer' s estimate for Paving Di strictnNo. 288, which (Ustrict consists of Monroe street from 2nd. St:r'eet to John street. 1250 cu. yds. earth excavation 7363 so. yds. 6" concrete pavement 2718 1in. ft. integral curb 666 1in. ft. 1" x 6" expansion joint 264 lin. ft. remove straight curD 768 sq. ft. remove old walks 444 lin. ft. remove old header 1 each adjust manholes to grade 3 each const. water va1~e manholes 4 ec\ch adjust catch 1Jasins to g,rao.e 132 lin. ft. remove hedge Total @ .75 3.35 .45 .25 .25 .10 .30 20.00 120.00 25.00 .20 $ 937.50 24666.05 1223.10 166.50 66.00 76.80 133.20 20.00 360.00 100.00 26.40 $27775.55 It is recorrmlended. that this work be advertised. for bids to be received until 7:30 o'clock P.~l. July 2, 1958. Respectfully submitted 6/Y~ E. Vv. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, Estimate was approved. S:~ (~ ~-) '"" u ~J (COPY STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) June 18, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: . I We the undersigned members of the Street & Atley Committee have communication from Milton C. Dahms requesting a parking stall at 108 North Walnut. Since there is no access from the Street or Alley to this above address, We hereby recommend that the above request be granted. Respectfully submitted, Street & Alley Committee sf E...t..-p.. Penper S/ R.... J. Russell sf ~rion_I. Zachry After some discussion as to establishing a precedent, motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, report was approved. (COpy STREET AND ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) June 18, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I We the undersigned, members of the Street & Alley Committee, hereby recommend that the City Clerk be authorized to advertise for bids on a one & one half ton truck to replace a 1946 Mack Truck used in the Paving Department. Estimated cost $3500.00 Respectfully submitted, Street and Alley Committee Sf F A. Pepper Sf H~ J~ Rus,sell - sf Mario.n I . Z~chry Motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, recommendation was approved. I . (COpy STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) June 18 , 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We, the undersigned, members of the Street and Alley Committee, hereby recommend that the request of Gerald Bryant and Delbert Battles for sidewalks in the vicinity of Jpfferson School be granted and in accordance with Article Eight, Section Two, of the City Charter. We further recommend that an Ordinance be drawn requiring the same to be constructed. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Voss, was approved. Respectfully submitted, Sf F. A. Pepner__ sf H. Jft RUq~ell Sf Marion Ie Zachry 2f; i.:l (COpy STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) June 18, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska . I Gentlemen: We, the undersigned, members of the Street and Alley Committee, hereby recommend that the request of Orville Duff to open Thorn Street be denied for the reason that part of said street is now open and connects with Grace Street, giving satisfactory access to the street known as West Lincoln Highway. Respectfully submitted, SI F.A. Pepper SI !i.t..~ussell sl Mariop I. Zach~Y Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, report was approved. (COpy ZONING COMMITTEE REPORT) June 4, 1958 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island T~e undersigned, members of the Zoning Committee of the City Cotmcll make the following report and recommendat lon. I I After due consideration of the final report of the City Planning Commission dated April 23, 1958, which was submitted to thie committee at the meeting of the city council held on May 21, 1958, this committee recommends the adoption of the attached resolution. Respectfully submitted, ZONING COMMITTEE sl ~man M. Campbell, Chai~man sl Robert L. Sorensen, Member sl Willia~ A. GrQss, Memb~~ Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, report was approved. I . () , ::,: a RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF GRAND . I ISLAND, NEBRASKA, as follows: 1. That said Mayor and council of said city does hereby give its consideration to the desirability, advisability and feasability of rezoning the entire city of Grand Island in the manner as is recommended by the City Planning Committion in its report dated April 23, 1958, or otherwise. 2. That, to that end, the city engineer, the legal department, the city clerk, the administrative assistant and the mayor are instructed to take such steps, institute such proceedings and give such notice to interested parties as will enable such mayor and council to conduct such public hearing or hearings as are .,. required by law and are necessary for the council to be fully informed as to the advisability, desirability and feasability of enacting rezoning legislation as is recommended in the report of the Planning Commission, aforesaid, or otherwise, throughout said I entire city. 3. That the mayor is hereby authorized to employ such additional legal or other assistance as, in his discretion, he may deem necessary to expeditiously carry out the provisions of this resolution. Adopted this 18th day of June, 1958. J(s-~ Ct'ty Clerk ~ Mayor I . Motion of Campbell, seconded by Sorensen, Resolution was adopted. C'} l'~ :' l':~~' t.; (} Resolution pertaining to transfer of funds from Elk's Parking Lot Fund to Police Fund was presented. Motion of Russell, seconded . I by Pepper, that the Resolution be adopted. After some discussion, Mr. Clayton called Mr. Russell's attention to the fact that this matter had been referred to the Finance Committee, and they would have a report the next regular meeting. Motion of Russell, with the approval of his second, motion to adopt Resolution was withdrawn. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Voss, that the report of Finance Committe be accepted. I I . . I I I . 26 "i RES 0 L U T ~ G N WHEl\.EAS, tl'le Mayor and Goune::!l invi ted sealed proposals for the furnis of snell auditing services ac' will be required in tLio examinat:Lon of tho books and accounts elf Le WateI', L1 t and Sewer Collection POGS Department of tho City of GrElnd rEiland, for tho 1'1 s cal year ending JulJ 31, 1 9El8; said proposals to bo 1'0 co ived up to 7:30 r.M. on the 18th day of .Tuno, 1958, and to be oporTIlod 1)"':/ -'->1-1 ,-~ t""l_j' -l~.~- Cr -. ['I -~ J ", [,La \J"_ uJ ,) lL, C.,"". OIl saJ..(.1 d.a to, 8,J:ld VJIiE>1E,fI.;:-;, tho propo sal submittod by 'f~h~.ml~k <\"~, and be~1t proposal submitted. ' WUG found to be the lowest NOVJ, c /""T:1 ~.}..;-" , BE l~: HESOLVED l',Y 'Ii c I'r~L Jl:~IJ\I\;D, :t~JI~}3I1.111SI(/~: '-~hat the proposal of tho OGid ~~717'!4~Lt~~i_(!/(J_ bo, aIld the sal1\O is he:['e by accoptod an d approvod, and tha t a con teo..ct for suerl audl ting service 3 be entered int() by and be tv-mon tllO C:L ty of Grand Island and saj,d au di toe s, ilnd tha t the Mayor' and Ci ty Clerk be, and they are hereby authorized and d:Lrected to sign said contract on behalf of thB City of Grand Island. l'r FUHTi ':n I\:2;SOLVED tb,a ne Citv Clerk forward a certified "_. -.. tl copy of tC"Lls Hcsolution to C. H. Burdick, Ut:Ll:Lties CO'innlssLmer. HecJpoctful submJ.ttod this loti! of JUDe, 1958. ~'~' '.1/) /, . "JJjt:'?JA - . --.7. --q:--e:-- ~~-------~- _ IJ Ji'~11M/ {L~~,_,_,"___.___ n-'-",cc, "Tr'"-" ("I--fTr'" 1)'~O"'" -, 'v "C'IV'f-- J.:l 1.fLrl.f;\Jb, \..JJJ~)~ , .L\\, l'.i.~.I-1.J...L OJ1Q .1_ ~_Jl SEEV ICE AFI''AIHS C Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. /2~' (JI i~j . I ORDINANCE NO. 3358 authorizing the issuance of Intersection Paving Bonds in the amount of $118,921.52, was regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. OHDINANCE NO. 3358 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, Ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Ordinance read at length. OHDINANCE NO. .3358 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Zachry, rule s suspended and ordinance placed on second reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Ordinance read at length. ORDINANCE NO. 33till. - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Ordinance read at length. OHDINANCE NO. 3358 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call I ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3359 creating Paving District No. 291 in Oklahoma Avenue from Locust Street to Pine Street regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3359 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3359 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, I . Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3359 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Vot~ng yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANC~NO..0359 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. RES U D UTI u N VVBEHEAS, the 1'11ayor and Council invited soaled proposals for tile furnishing o.f labol" and ma teI'ials for tho construe tion . I of Gravol D:tstrict :1'J0. 27, tho same to be received up to 7:30 F'.M. on th.o lUt}1 day of June, 1958, and to be opened b",ll the City Council on said date, and VJIi:E:rrFi:A3, the proposal subm:ttted by ~~,'je C;~vel ~ was found to bo the lowest and bost proposal subrnitted. , , , 13Y. MAYOn AND COUNCIL 0].<' CITY Of' G HAND ISIAN D , JlJEBRA;:jl\A: I['hat tho pl'oposal of tho said t::d'Q'~~;.L,~_Ci!:::!tv~j_Co ._____ be, and the r;amc isher'oby accepted and approved, and thelt a con- tI'&lct for the i'LH'nishing of such labol' and :ma tori1:ils bo ontol'od into by and botwoen! the 01 ts o:f Grand L:1and ancJ said contractor, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed anel al.rtllorizec1 to sign sajd c()ntl"act on behalf of' the Cl ty. I 13L 111 RT~C~01:NED that tic Cj. ty (:10:['1(: fOJ7Vlard a ccrtt- fled cop.,y 01' t,L~S RosolutLon to Edwin W. x'-elss, Ctty erG Ee8pectfully submItted this leti du.y of June, 1958. -~~-----_._-- TJ1-I\:-(~'- T -;\Ti~1Ti'R-.-"""~lJll:;::';7~:-;:rI:l~-~~:--A--'r:-"I-- 'rl~Y' ".~......-- ~..J ,....1...h.w.J , U ..lL.UJ c;:,. "_, .I.w. and BUILD:CNG CODE C Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Zachry, Resolution was adopted. I . Cl ~".! (J ! Topics to be discussed by the Council: Mr. Gross mentioned that he felt there should be something done as to the warning signals that had been under discussion for some time. He felt there should be a siren of some kind in one or more . I locations. After some discussion, same to be given serious consideration. Mr. Willard advised the Council that the meeting of the County Board pertaining to Industrial Zoning, would be held at 10:00 A.M. Friday, June 20th, and requested that all Councilmen, Mayor and those who were interested, would be in attendance. Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, claims were allowed as read and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Vot'ing yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Motion of Sorensen, Council adjourned. F S. White City Clerk June 18, 1958 I I . l~ I'."J .f~ ;'.~, / ..t APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1958 FUND' APPROP. ADJ. EXPENDED TOTAL BALANCE JUNE EXPENDED Adm. 45320.00 3855.31 38147.32 7172.68 Eng. 32350.00 2687.53 28742.50 3607.50 st. Sewer 14610.00 99.64 1532.90 13077.10 Health 15367.00 1327.98 13329.14 2037.86 . Inc. 10308.00 378.46 7326.68 2981.32 I City Hall 12045.00 693.32 10944.08 1100.92 General 130000.00 9042.24 100022.62 29977.38 Bonds Int. 96170.00 17940.00 61190.00 34980.00 Airport 121000.00 10302.75 75511.06 45488.94 st. Alley 71000.00 4801.22 62332.69 8667.31 Sanitation 49400.00 3824.31 47824.00 1576.00 Park 72500.00 9969.21 50201.24 22298.76 Police 170000.00 7000.00 11966.92 135813.85 41186.15 Cemetery 40426.89 3351.69 30639.70 9787.19 Perm. Care 105902.40 105902.40 Fire 179347.34 10823.66 150553.67 28793.67 Fire Pension 26000.00 1621.26 17842.81 8157.19 Paving 78870.00 3431.73 49910.16 28959.84 I Sewer 55980.00 3888.25 43163.28 12816.72 Sewer ColI. 12525.00 511.44 10231.67 2293.33 City Garage 39601. 99 4433.15 34803.45 4798.54 Library 41000.00 3340.89 36496.65 4503.35 Music 5500.00 7.50 2656.00 2844.00 Civil Def. 456.08 21.00 102.67 353.41 Soc. Sec. 31000.00 20024.40 10975.60 Parking Lot 11098.64 -7000.00 196.75 2678.39 6973.78 Sewer Cons. 37627.70 11384.25 26243.45 1375406.04 2875.14 99277.22 940704.17 437577.01 Ice 14294.09 I Water 9153.26 136082.20 Light 169886.43 2064575.99 . Sewer Dist. 6.76 1194.90 Paving Dist. 162.02 143589.78 278485.69 3300441.13 Respectfully Submitted, F. S. White, City Clerk :'~~' k, !~.;'~ ."J Grand Island, Nebraska J'uly 2, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present. His . I Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Captain Harold Petrie, Salvati.on Army, opened the meet ing with prayer. Minutes of the meet ing of ,June 18th, read and approved. Bonds having been approved by City Attorney were presented as follows: Lyle E. Knott, Auctioneer Grand Island Bottling Co., Sign Hanger Arthur W. Lowell, Housemover Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, bonds were approved. Protests on Paving District No. 289, with only 25% signatures presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, received and placed on file. Protests on Paving District No. 290, with only 31% signatures were presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, received and I placed on file. Protests on Gravel District No. 28, with less than 20% signatures, were presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, received and placed on file. Resolution from the Board of Education for 1958-1959 Budget, total amount of $1,447,620.00, of which amount $1,219,465.00, was to be received by taxation, was presented. Received and placed on file. I . ~~ :,,~~I ~3 Bids on Paving Districts No. 279 to 288 Inc. were presented as . I follows: Missouri Gerhold Diamond Rent10r Fremont Valley Company Engineering Company Contractors, Inc. Construct 1.Qn Companx ,.>r._________ 279 14,362.38 14,564.50 13,63~.76 14,274.01 14,586.18 280 10,636.58 10,721.55 10,066.71 10,465.47 10,736.65 281 1,928.19 1,950.02 1,829.12 1,910.18 1,936.45 282 7,483.10 7,523.45 7,055.12 7,371.85 7,579.75 283 4,130.85 4,176.65 3,907.21 4,077.10 4,184.50 284 16,221.43 16,360.33 15,328.12 15, 984 .3~3 16,449.20 285 5,113.32 5,161.45 4,833.10 5,039.68 5,180.85 286 3,334.38 3,364.89 3,146.07 3,280.86 3,387.15 287 19,801.83 19,978.40 18,700.02 19,515.37 20,088.15 288 27,104.72 27,345.24 25,63~.93 26,686.02 27, 288 .6_~ TOTAL 110,116.77 111,146.48 104,13tl:.16 108,604.87 111,417.48 I Moti.on of Pepper, seconded by Gross, referred to Engi.neer, and Street and Alley Committee. Bids for Armor-coat Gravel were presented as follows: Third City Sand Company $1503.20 $2021.60 $1869.60 Luther-Maddox Riverside Gravel Company Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, referred to Engineer, and Street and Alley Committee. Bid of The Consumers Cooperative Association for Cut-back Asphalt, approximately 33,350 gallons MC 5 -- @ .1089 per gallon, was presented. Alternate No.1 - Medium curtng Cut-back asphalt MC 1 thru MC 4 -- @ .1089 per gallon Alternate No.2 - Rapid curing Cut-back asphalt HC 2 tnru RC 4 -- @ .1097 per gallon I . Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, referred to Engineer, and Street and Alley Committee. Bids on one and one-half Ton Truck were presented as follows: Diers Motor Company Central Chevrolet Company ---- $2,755.00 $2,698.57 ~~2, 691.03 International Harvester Co. -- Motion of Campbell, seconded by Sorensen, referred to Engineer, and Street and Alley Committee. C) "l } (.) 1 i:t Request of S. T. Fleharty for permission to build garage at 2304 N. Lafayette, with sketch attached, was presented. Received and placed on file. (COpy) Memo July 1, 1958 . I From C. W. Burdick To Hon. Mayor & City Council We have been requested by Mr. Niok Jamson to remove one City Electroller, now located at 115 West S. Front Street. This Electrolier is a part of the City's Street Lighting System and will require authorization by your honorable body for its removal. There will be some expense incurred in its removal and in rerouting cables to remaining adjacent Electroliers. We shall be glad to promptly carry out your decision. Motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, referred. to Street and Alley Committee. Advice from Bernhard Kemper that he had withdrawn his objection to the closing of the Alley in Block 27, between 18th Street I and State Street was presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, received and placed on file. Lease on Building identified as T-207 and T-208, for one year July 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959, $100.00 per year to Donald D. Taylor, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Lease on ~Ailding identified as T-802, May 1, 1958 to April 30, 1959, $300.00 per year, to Robert R. Green, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Lease on Building identified as T-860, $50.00 per year, July 1, I . 1958 to June 30, 1959, to Worden Company was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Partial Estimates on Paving D~stricts No. 272, 275, 276 and Final Estimates on Gravel Districts No. 26 and 27 presented as follows: CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. 01"'''',';' ;:;; j' ~} $ 2388.54 THla ~.TIM"'TE Paving Estimate No. 1 District No. 272 Upon Contract Dated A 1)ril 18, LocationArthur .St. 1!'rom Oklahoma Ave. to PJ10 en:ix Avenue Partial Month of 19~ Contractor The Diamono. EnP,i rl.eer'in[s Co. . l:;J UANTITY I I 75 900 90 33 25 100 30 I I . DETAILS cu. yds. earth excavatlon @ sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement lin. ft. I" expansion jo1nt 11n. ~t. remove old header sq. ycls. 6" concrete for alley retUJ:'n lin. ft. integre.1 curb & [;;;utter 1in. ft. build concrete header adjust manhole to gracLe TOTAL. TD BE DIVIDED AS FOLLDWS: Previous Estimate P~vin~ D].~tr"ct ~'lnd.- o~ _ D . 0 -'-_./ .... l-~ fJo the Cit!} Council: 20 % Retained Amount Now Due I PRICE I AMOUNT 55 41.25 3 06 2754.00 30 27.00 34 11.22 3 50 87.50 L14 44.00 69 20.70 - - - J $ 2985.67 597.13 2388.54 I Certify that there jy_':('r<) thouse.nu. three hund.rec1 eigb.ty eight & 54/100 DOLLARS due to '1' he Diamoncl Engineering Co. ff.#:~ Grand Island, Nebr., July' 2, 1958 19_ Motion of Campbell, seconded by Voss, approved. on account of above estimate. City Engineer . I I I . CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. 2; ~y (, $__12.9Z~ 86 THI. t:aTlhtATI[ Partial Estimate No. 1 Upon Contract Dated .ADril 18, 19 58 QUANTITY 523 5000 300 60 67 50 600 25 Location N. Sycamore st. from 19t11 to 20th st. In 20tb St. fro.m SvcEunore St. toAvr:,"l881_ Contractor The:; DianmnCi .t!.;ng:i31eerlrw, Co. er . venue- DETAILS cu. yds. earth excavation @ sq. yc18. 6" concrete paving lin. ft. 1" expansion joint lin. ft. concrete header lin. ft. removal of old header adjust mannole to grade 8el- yd::::. 6" concreJc~e paving alley re- .. t;', '~Wl \,...-..J.. .l. . lin. ft. standard integral curb lin. ft. 8tand[n~d battered curb and gutter 100 lin. ft. removal curb & gutter TOTAL. TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Paving Di strict Fund. Cia thE. City Council: 20% Retained Amount Now Due I PRICE I AMOUNT 55 287.65 3 06 15300.00 30 90.00 69 41 . 40 '"L1. 22.78 0~ - - 3.150 175.00 . 44 264.00 44 11.00 253 33.00 $16224 83 3244 97 12979 86 I Certify that there is Twelve thousand njne ~unarAd & 86/100 sAventy nine DOLLARS due to Grand Island, Nebr., The Dio,moncl Engineering, Co. ~:,~ July 2. 19.-J2B Motion of Campbell, seconded by Voss, approved. on account of above estimate. City Engineer . I I I . CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. ~~-""! ,,) t'....:.i (, $ 4644.30 THla [.TIM"'T~ Month of Paviw;r, District No. 276 Upop Contract Dated A:pril 181 19~ North Cenar northerly 11n8 of 3rd St. to Location Southerly line of' U. P. R. R. Co Rir~11t of \iV 8.:::l . Contractor The DiaEn:md Engineering Co. Partial Estimate No. 1 QUANTITY 221 1500 100 20 200 50 14 223 20':1: 75 28 DETAIL.S cu. yds earth excavation @ sq. yds. 7" concrete ':)avement 11' n ft 1" ey,),o-,,-, 010-:1 '0.1' nL . . -'':1...1'. C.l~.J....l,)...) 1 J . u SO" 'jTd.S. 6" conc. for a,lley returns lin. ft. integral curb & gutter lin.ft. concrete header adjust manhole to grade ft. remove concrete header lin. ft. remove stralght curb sq. ft remove sidewalk - ~ sq. ft. 4" sidewalk sq. ft. remove alley returns TOTAL. TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Paving District Fund 20 % Retained Amount Now Due Clo thE- Cit!:} Council: I PRICE I AMOUNT .55 1211.55 3.55 5325 00 30 30 00 ,).50 70 00 .44 88 00 .69 34 50 .34 4 76 :34 75 82 .09 18 36 .45 33 75 .13 3 64 5805 3L 1161 08 4644.30 I Certify that there is Four thousand six hundred fort.y-four & 30/H6~s due to Grand Island, Nebr., The Diamond EngineE:;ring Co. on account of above estimate. ~~.~ July 2. 19-.5.8 Motion pf Campbell, seconded by Voss, approved. City Engineer . I I I . ~') r:'! ,,)~) CITY DF" GRAND ISLAND 11'i D<:i.l Estimate No. 1 Gravel District No. 26 Month of ENGINEERING DEPT. $ 372.96 THI. [aTIMATI: Upon Contract Dated June 10 1 19~ West Heights Add.ition - '\Tvest Front, LocationWest 4th, WA8t AVA. ,S[iAPman AVA. & C n"" - G ~ Sheridan Avenue ontractor nl VerEnOJ'l Y'HVAl '-10mpnny I PRICE I QUANTITY DETAILS AMOUNT 333 cubic yards. road gravel TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: G'l"'cwel Di f3tri ct Fund @ $372 96 1 12 J TOTAL. 372.96 Previous Estimate % Retained Amount Now Due 372.96 CJo thE- (lit!) CounC!i!: I Certify that there is Three hundred seventy two and 96;[100 DOLLARS due to Riverside Gravel Company on account of above estimate. Grand Island, Nebr., July 2, d:;~j: /~ ./ City Engineer 19 58 Motion of Campbell, seconded by Voss, approved. . I I I . CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. (1, t'...' (~j J' $ 89.60 THI. EUIMATE Final Estimate No. Gravel District No. 27 Upon Contract Dated June 20 19--5.fL Ool\: st. fror1 De1.eware st. to Ok.1.anoma Ave. Location & in "PnnE'Y1i y lAVA f-('Oill 08k St. east 1.80 feet 1 Month of Contractor Ri verside G.ravel Co. QUANTITY DETAll..S I PRICE I 80 cubic YD.rds rond gravel @ $ 1. 12 j TOTAL. TO BE DIVIDED AS rOl..l..OWS: Previous Estimate Gravel District % Retained Amount Now Due C/o thE- City Council I Certify that there is EigJ.lty nine and 60/100 due to Ri verside Gravel Co. AMOUNT $ 89 60 $ 89.60 $89 . 60 DOLLARS on account of above estimate. 6#~ Grand Island, Nebr., July. .2 , 19~ Motion of Campbell, seconded by Woss, approved. City Engineer ~) ii.,( ( 0 t'<,~ '.oj ,j July 2, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council G-ramI IE3land, Nebra,slca . I G'entlemcn: Horevd th is the Ci ty Eng:lneer J s estimate for Gravel Die,trict No. 28, which d.istrict includes South Ed.dy Street, South 1inclon Avenue and South Sylvan Street from Nebra~,ka Avenue to the South line of Pleasant Home AclcUtion ancl Nebraska, Oxnard, Wind.olph Avenues and Hedde street from South Locust to South Sylvan Streets. 725 cubic yards road gravel @ $1.25 $906.25 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 7:30 P.M. Wed.nesday July 16, 1958. :?;:~bmltted, E. w. Keis8 Ci ty Engin(')er I Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, approved, Clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received up to 7:30 P.M. July 16, 1958. I . C} () ~ (:;> c; .~t Application of Anton Tesmer for Dance Hall Permit, for one night, July 12, presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, granted. . I (COpy FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT) July 2, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Relative to the parking meter problem that was referred to this committee. After careful study we recommend the following: Tpat the Finance Committee and Police Committee be authorized to purchase meters by bid on a time basis, and that the payment each month will come out of the Parking Meter moneys. GHCIlm Respectfully submitted, sl George H. Clayton SI Harry J. Voss S/ Marion .1., ~a"chry FINANCE COMMITTEE Motion of Clayton, seconded by Voss, report was approved. I (COpy FINANCE & FIRE AND ZONING COMMITTEE REPORT) July 2, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: The Fire and Zoning Committee, together with the Finance Committee, considered placing approximately $3,000 worth of repairs on the 27 year old white ladder truck, which is giving the Fire Department excessive trouble; however, after considerable inquiry into chassis and metal work prices it was voted to purchase a new chassis and build a rack for all allied equipment. The total cost would be approximately $8,000.00 Therefore, the City Engineer was asked to prepare an E]')gineer's Estimate on a chassis. The specifications of which are on file in the City Clerk's office. The Engineer's Estimate is $4,000.00 for the chassis. I . It is, therefore, the recommendation of the Fire and Zoning and Finance Committees to advertise for bids for a truck chassis to be used in constructing a ladder and service truck for the Grand Island Fire Department. S/ George H. Clayton Sl Harry J. Voss SI Marion I. Zachry FINANCE COMMITTEE Respectfully submitted, SI LymanM. Campbeli sl William A. Gro,SJ.s sl Robert L. Sorensen FIRE & ZONING COMMITTEE Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, report was approved. ()-0 /.::;; ("j I<~.; RESOLUTION WI-:lEIUj;AS, the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island advertised for sealed proposals for furnishing asphaltic 11laterials . I for pavement repair; said pro!Josals to e received u,p to 7 :30 P.M. on the 2nd day of July, 1958, and to be opened at a regular laeeting of the City Council hold on said date'u~rla~JJ~= __ /'.. /,\;,~' " !...... . Wm~REA.S, tho proposal submitted 'J Lt-"'~...,,, ~ u~ __ . ( was found to be the lowest and best proposal SUbllU tted, No"r TIlV'REFomi' B.... IT R'?SOLHTtl"\ BY "'Tn,' Vl, J.DJ.~ ~ " ~ !v J,JlJ ,.J _, .1...1.,.1 AlJD COTJJJCIL OF THE CI'Yt OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBHASKA, that t.he proposal of the said C;J(S"I#t~ G - t!J f' ~~t/':'k~,[/:nd the ~)ame is hereby accepted, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and authorized to enter into a contract 'with said contractor for the furnishing of such labor and materials. BE IT FUli,rrHEH RESOLVED that the City Clerk fon1fard a certified copy of this resolution to E. W. Keiss, City E,'ngineer. I Hospectfully subllutted this 2nd day of July, 1958. '~~~ . c- '-----~)~d...7h u _ ~~.~ ENG NEER, STREBT and A - - ''1'- an:;- - BUILDING CODE COMMITTEE Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. I . . I I I . " "c' ,,) RES 0 L UTI 0 N WlJEEEAS, the Mayor and Council of the Ci.ty of Grand Island advertised for sealed proposals for furnishing of arlilor coat gravel for paving repair; said proposals to be receivod un to '7:30 P.M. on the 2nd day of July, 1958, and to be opened at a regular meeting of the City Council held on ,,'a,iel date, and Vll-nt;REAS, the proposal subwitted W~:~~~~~j?7~~-R'~ was found to be the lowest and best proposal submitted, NOW, TIll<l.1EFOIil'~, BE IT HESOLVED BY fi'EE E~.YOi1 COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAI\ID ISLAND, NEBRASKA., that the proposal of the said .--;r ,,/ # ' 7 ,~~~U ~:!t~ /?,,:J:c4'.~ be, and Uw Senile is hereby accepted, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby dirocted and authorized to enter into a contract with said contractor for tho furnishing of such labor and materials. BE IT FURTHBli. Ri::SOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this rosolution to E. Yr. 1\eiss, City Engineer. Hespectfully sublilitted this 2nd day of July, 1958. ~ ~~4~/f/ - ~ i22~'~:> ,F ENGI N}~ER, STHEET and A I;.t!,;Y and BUIlDING CODE COMMITTEE Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . C) J::' ;~ ,,/ ~ ;' RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEE...I\.S, the Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island advortised for sealed proposo.ls for the purpose of purchasing a 1 1/2 ton drunp truck for the Paving Deparunent; said proposals to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 2nd day of July, 19:) 8, E\Del to be opened at a regular I:1eetj.ng of the City Council held on said date, and ~ zL 1..... .' _ submitted b.. ..' .~~ ~~~ VlTJEHFlii.S, the proposal waE~ found to be the lowest and the best proposal submitted, NON, THEHEli'ORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE NrAYOH AND COill'JOIL OF TI-lE CITY Ol" GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASY-.A, that the proposal of the said ~0/1/)~~~2L./v~~be, and the same is hereby accepted, and that E. W. Keiss, City T'.J'ngineer, is hereby directed and authorized to sign a purchase requisition vlith said company for the purpose of purchasing such equipment. BE IT FUHTHEH RESOLVED that the City Clerk fOTIvard a certified copy of this resolution to E. W. Keiss, City Enginoer. Respectfully submitted this 2nd day of July, 1958. ~i?;~61~ ~~ / -~. .- ~ ..-.~ "~:.(~ /<<0'/ 7);/lw~~~ ENGINE1!:R, S'l'REE'1' and "'Y and BUIlDING CODE COMMITTEE Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, Resolution was adopted. ,;"'j c: , (,:) (~) ;:.'9 Moved by Gross, seconded by Russell, on account of the 4th of July falling on Friday, that City Office's be closed July 5th, in order to give the employees a long week-end. The Mayor advised the Council that the City Engineer had . I prepared plans, specifications and estimates for Dodge School Block and the Wheeler Street Parking Lot. Estimate -- $40,042.00, and that same could be financed by Revenue Bonds. He suggested that same be referred to Parlcing Lot Committee for further consideration. Motion of Russell, seconded bj' Pepper, was approved. (V~~.,~~.,.,,) Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, claims were allowed as read, and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Motion of Gross, Council adjourned. July 2, 1958 F. S. White City Clerk .1 I . .~""': (~~; ~) ii,.' Grand Island, Nebraska July 16, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present. His . I Honor, the Mayor presiding. Rev. Pluimer, Open Bible Church, opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meeting of July 2nd, read and approved. Bonds havlng been O.K.' d by City Attorney, presented as follows: Orville Sell, Auctloneer Wrj.ght's Tree Service, Tree Trimmers Vincent Kamlnski, Policeman Motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, bonds were approved. Protest on Paving Dlstrict No. 291, Rosa and Ray Osborn, was presented. Insufficient. Motion of Clayton, seconded by Campbell, received and placed on file. Bids on Gravel District No. 28 were presented as follows: Riverside Gravel Company 94.7i per cu. yd. Luther and Maddox 930 per cu. yd. I Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, referred to Engineer, and Street and Alley Committee. Bid of Central Chevrolet Company on 2~ Ton Chassis for Fire DE;partment, in the amount of $3844.97 was presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, was referred to Fire Committee. Request of Stephenson Automatic Transmission Specialists for "No Parking" S1.gnS :l.n front of the building which they rented from the City, 115 W. 4th Street, was presented, along with Committee Report. (COpy STREET AND ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) July 16, 1958 I . Honorable Mayor and Cjty Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: \IJe the uno ersi gnedmembers of the Street anduAlley Committee have considered the request from the Stephenson Automatic Transmission Specialists now occupying the old Fire Station bullding located at 115 West Fourth Street that "No Parking" signs be placed across the entire frontage. The building is limited in depth making it necessary to use all three doors in order to transact their business properly. We do hereby recommend that the above request be granted. Respectfully submitted, Street and Alley Committee S/ F. A. Pepper S/ H. J. Russell S/ Marion I. Zachry Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, report was approved. 95< ;.'j twl ,-.J ~ Petltion for paving in Tilden Street from Anna to Oklahoma, and in Oklahoma from Tilden to east property line of Blocks 4 and 5, Park Hill Second Addition, with 72.24% signatures was presented. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, request was granted, and . I ordinance ordered drawn. (COpy REPORT FROM CITY CLERK) July 12, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council Gentlemen: There was filed in this office on July 10, 1958, a Petition requesting an Eloction pertaining to the Sale of Alcoholic Liquor by the Drink, as provided in Chapter 53, Section 122, Revised Statutes of Nebraska, 1943, and Amendments thereto.' ,.,., According to this Section, there should be at least 20% of the number of voters of the last General City E~ection, which would amount to 473. ' These petitions have been checked, finding 515, more or less, good signatures. Th:'Ls for your information and consideration. I S/ F. S. White City Clerk After some discussion by Council and City Attorney, motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, Special Election date weB set for September 2nd. Mr. A. C. Mayer requested that he be granted the floor, advising the Council that that was the day the schools would be opening, and especially in those schools where the auditoriums were used for election purposes, it was almost impossible. After further discu.ssion, Zachry, with the approval of his second, changed the date to September 9th. Motion carried. Request of Marion Codner for permission to dump laundry water into storm sewer was presented. After some discussion, motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, was referred to Sewer and Sanitation Committee. I . Request of Pete vlissing for permission to build an addition to the front of his home, 1824 N. Lafayette Street was presented. f10t ion of Campbell, seconded by Voss, was referred to the Building and Zoning Committee. Hearing date set for 7: 30 P. M., A ugust 6th. Request of Eagles Lodge to remove their Beer Ltcense to the Eagles Lake from 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock P.M., August lOth, was presented, along with Resolution. Hation of Voss, seconded by Campbell, Resolution was adopted. (3 [S (:l~; !i~..e ()) L UTI O! . I WHEREAS, the F'raternal Order of Eagles, No. 378, of the City of Grand Island, to whom the City has granted a license to sell beer, has requested that they be permitted to exercise their privileges of selling beer at the Eagles Lake near the City of Grand Island, on August 10, 1958, between the hours of 2:00 and 5:00 in the afternoon of said date. ']he occasion is an annual celebration of the members of said Order and their families. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the request of said Fraternal Order of Eagles, No. 378, be, and the same is hereby granted, and that the privileges to serve beer at their Eagles Lake be allowed between the hours of 2:00 and 5:00 P.M. on the lOth day of August, 1958, Be it further resolved that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this I resolution to said licensee. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of July, 1958. ;1~~, LJJL . D-f:z. ~-)h _..:~ W ER & LIGHT and LICENSES & BONDS C OMlVI I'r TEE Motion of Voss, seconded by Campbell, Hesolution was adopted. I . Petition for Paving District in Eddy Street from Anderson Avenue to ,^Test South Street, with 54.74% signatures, was prese:nted. Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, request was granted. Ordinance ordered drawn. ~~ E; ~}) A. C. Mayer addressed the Council pertaining to proposition of obtaini.ng ground for off-street parking in the bus1.ness section. He suggested that part of the meters be ear-marked for that purpose, and possibly, revenue bond issue. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, . I was referred to Parking Lot Committee. Articles of Incorporation of Grand Island Public Library Foundation, signed by the present members of the Library Board, were presented to the Council for their consideration. Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, approved. (COpy STREE'1' AND ALLEY COMMI']'TEE REPORT) July 16, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, N~braska Gentlemen: We the undersigned, members of the Street and Alley Committee, hereby recommend that the City Clerk be instructed to advertise for bids to be received until 7:30 P.M. August 6th, 1958, for a complete set of sewer cleaning equipment at an estimated cost of $3500.00. Specifications to be furnished by the manufacturer. I Respectfully submitted, S/ F. A. Pe.rmer S/ H. J. Russell SI Marion I. Zach..!:Y- Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, report was approved. (COpy STHEET AND ALLEY COMMI']'TEE REPORT) July 16, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We, the undersigned, members of the Street and Alley Committee to whom was referred the request for sidewalks on the south side of 8th Street from Jefferson Street to the alley between Broadwell Avenue and White Avenue, hereby recommend that an ordinance be drawn ordering said sidewalks to be built. I . Respectfully submitted, Street and Alley Committee S/ F. A. Pepper S/ ~.J. Russell s/ Marion I. Zachry Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, report was approved. ,) h.) n 'j (COpy STREET AND ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) July 16, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: . I We the undersigned members of the Street and Alley Committee have seriously considered the request from Nick Jamson to remove one electrolier at 115 West South Front Street. We feel this electrolier will not interfere with the bus depot parking in any way as there is plenty of access when entering or leaving the lot. A request for removing two double parking meters and lowering the curb to the west of this electrolier was granted for the purpose of a driveway out for the buses. itJe feel this electrolier is needed for street and sidewalk light- ing. We do hereby recommend that the above request be denied. Respectfully submitted Street and Alley Committee Sj F. A Pepper Sj H. J. Russell sj Marion I. Zachry Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, report was approved. I I . 'B9 RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the ordinances of the City of Grand Island provides that unpaid accounts for water furnished by the City of Grand Island shall become a lien upon the property served when certified by the . I City Council to the City Treasurer, and WHEREAS, the property described as 640 East Ashton Avenue, also known as Lot Eight (8) of Block Twelve (12) in Joehncks Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has been furnished with water; that the amount due for water furnished for the period of July 23, 1957 through November 13, 1957, in the sum of $5.60 has not been paid; that statements of the same have been furnished and because of such non-payment the same should be certified to the City Treasurer for the purpose of making said amount a lien against said premises. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY ~:HE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that the said sum of $5.60 due for water furnished be, and the same is hereby ordered placed upon the tax records of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the City I Treasurer be, and he is hereby ordered and directed to place said charge on the books and records of his office; that said amount be a lien on the said premises described as 640 East Ashton Avenue, also known as Lot Eight (8) of Block Twelve (12) in Joehncks Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, belonging to Ira I. Campbell, from date hereof; that said lien bear interest at the rate of 6% per annum from date hereof until collected and paid, and that the amount of said lien be collected and enforced as in the cases of other special assessments. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this resolution to C. W. Burdick, utilities Commissioner, and to the City Treasurer with instructions to place the same upon the I . tax records of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and to collect the same as herein provided. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of July, 1958. Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . ~-~ ;;} REl~OLUTIO!! WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council advertised for sealed propos- als for the construction of Paving District No. 279, the same to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on 2nd day of July, 1958, and WHEREAS, action on the proposals submitted was postponed until the 16th day of July, 1958, and WHEREAS, the proposal submitted by the Contractor, The Diamond. Engineering Co. of the Oi ty of Grr:.nd Island, l'Tebraska , in the sum of $ /~ &, 3~ ~ , was found to be the lowest and best proposal submitted. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the proposal submitted by said contractor be, and the same is hereby accepted and approved; that a contract for the con- struction of said paving district be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and said contractor, and that the .Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the City. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this resolution to E. W. Keiss, City .J:1.ingineer, and to C. W. Burdick, Utilities Commissioner. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of July, 1958. '~.' ~'. ~~-- , I ~~'J~~ '/ .' .... ~ "-, --') / / )a~ ",==-~_:'/, ENGINEER, STREET & BUILDING CODE COMMITTEE ~., Motion of Campbell, seconded Russell, Hesolution was adopted. . I I I . ;~~ 9 ~3 RES 0 L U T r 0 N ---------.- WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council advertised for sealed propos- als for the construction of Paving District No. 280, the same to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 2nd day of July, 1958, and WHEREAS, action on the proposals submitted was postponed until the 16th day of July, 1958, and WlffiREAS, the proposal submitted by the Contractor, The DiC:1.mon6 Engineerin.R: Co. '/ !!L in the sum of $ /1',0" fop - of the Ci ty of Grancl Island, Nebraska. , , was found to be the lowest and best proposal submitted. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the proposal submitted by said contractor be, and the same is hereby accepted and approved; that a contract for the con- struction of said paving district be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and said contractor,and that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the City. BE IT FURTllliR RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this resolution to E. W. Keiss, City Engineer, and to C. W. Burdick, Utilities Commissioner. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of July, 1958. ,fHc%ffa~~ ~p24~LV ,-, (' ~ b . // <<:: .' "'--~ -', ENGI ER, STREET & A ING CODE COMMITTEE '-. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . 28j~~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N --------.......-. WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council advertised for sealed propos- als for the construction of Paving District No. 281, the same to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 2nd day of July, 1958, and WHEREAS, action on the proposals submitted was postponed until the 16th day of July, 1958, and WHEREAS, the proposal submitted by the Contractor, The Diamond Engineering Co. of the City of G.r[;mo_ I fjl and, N e bY':- slY:;L , was found to be the lowest and I~ in the sum of $ /?~f - best proposal submitted. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF TIm CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the proposal submitted by said contractor be, and the same is hereby accepted and approved; that a contract for the con- struction of said paving district be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and said contractor, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the City. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certi- fied copy of this resolution to E. W. Keiss, City Engineer, and to C. W. Burdick, Utilities Corrrmissioner. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of July, 1958. /%U~4- ~../ ~7. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. 2' ~) :.:; RES 0 L UTI 0 N . I WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council advertised for sealed propos- als for the construction of Paving District No. 282, the same to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 2nd day of July, 1958, and WHEREAS, action on the proposals submitted was postponed until the 16th day of July, 1958, and WHEREAS, the proposal submitted by the Contractor, The D:i.,)Jl1ono. Engineering COof the City ofGranc1 Inland., Nebraska , I~ in the sum of $ (1::>$$ - best proposal submitted. , was found to be the lowest and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NIj;BRASKA: That the proposal submitted by said contractor be, and the same is hereby accepted and approved; that a contract for the con- struction of said paving district be entered into by and between I the City of Grand Island and said contractor, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the City. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certi- fied copy of this resolution to E. W. heiss, City Engineer, and to C. W. Burdick, Utilities Commissioner. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of July, 1958. 7f.q ~v,- ~.~:;:;) , V / ..'/v~, .,.' ENGINEER, STREET & ING CODE COWlMITTEE G I . Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. qn, ,<.; J (j RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council advertised for sealed propos- als for the construction of Paving District No. 283, the same to . I be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 2nd day of July, 1958, and WHEREAS, action on the proposals submitted was postponed until the 16th day of July, 1958, and WHEREAS, the proposal submitted by the Contractor, The Diamond Engineering Co. of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska , ;1../ in the sum of $ a9 t1. '1 - , was found to be the lowest and best proposal submitted. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the proposal submitted by said contractor be, andthe same is hereby accepted and approved; that a contract for the con- I struction of said paving district be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and said contractor, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the City. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certi- filed copy of this ~esolution to E. W. Keiss, City Engineer, and to C. W. Burdick, Utilities Commiss~oner. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of July, 1958. ,faf3~~ , . c. ", ';/ ~ "'-..::> , . ENG NEER, STREET & A ING CODE COMMITTEE ~ BUI~-' I . Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. if' ,".f l.)l / <} ~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N ----------- . I WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council advertised for sealed propos- als for the construction of Paving District No. 284, the same to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 2nd day of July, 1958, and WHEREAS, action on the proposals submitted was postponed until the 16th day of July, 1958, and WHEREAS, the proposal submitted by the Contractor, The Diamond Enhineering Co.of the Ci ty of Grand 1818.11.(1, Nebrclska , in the sum of $/~ 8.z9 !.!:.. , was found to be the lowest and best proposal submitted. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the proposal submitted by said contractor be, and the same is hereby accepted and approved; that a contract for the con- struction of said paving district be entered into by and between I the City of Grand Island and said contractor, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the City. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certi- fied copy of this resolution to E. W. Keiss, City ~ngineer, and to C. W. Burdick, Utilities Commissioner. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of July, 1958. fC1.J:1:#ZJ~/ " ~~~~~')' ENGINEER, STREET&. AL Y ING CODE COMMITTEE I . Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. S'B ,!lESQLl[TIQ.!'! WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council advertised for sealed propos- als for the construction of Paving District No. 285, the same to . I be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 2nd day of July, 1958, and WHEREAS, action on the proposals submitted was postponed until the 16th day of July, 1958, and WllliREAS, the proposal submitted by the Contractor, The Dianoncl EngirJeer:Lng Co of the Ci ty of Gra:no. I slancl, Nebraska, IQ in the sum of $ #i"g3 - ~ , was found to be the lowest and best proposal submitted. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the proposal submitted by said contractor be, and the same is hereby accepted and approved; that a contract for the con- struction of said paving district be entered into by and between I the City of Grand Island and said contractor, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the City. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certi- fied copy of this resolution to E. W. Keiss, City Engineer, and to C. W. Burdick, utilities Commissioner. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of July, 1958. '.'" I . Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. q. (t~ ,,' ,y RES 0 L UTI 0 N ----------- WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council advertised for sealed propos- als for the construction of Paving District No. 286, the same to . I be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 2nd day of July, 1958, and WHEREAS, action on the proposals submitted was postponed until the 16th day of July, 1958, and WHEREAS, the proposal submitted by tpe Contractor, The Diamond. Engineering C~.f the Ci ty of Grand. Island, Nebraska , in the sum of $.~/~ e1 , was found to be the lowest and best proposal submitted. NOW, TH:EREFOHE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the proposal submitted by said contractor be, and the same is hereby accepted and approved; that a contract for the con- I struction of said paving district be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and said contractor, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the City. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED too t the City Clerk forward a certi- fied copy of this resolution to E. W. Keiss, City ~ngineer, and to C. W. Burdick, utilities COlnmissioner. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of July, 1958. :fa Ce~ ~~~/P < .' ~ :~I? -?~ ..;;;J. ENGINEER, STREET & AL ING CODE COM~ITTEE f) ~~-L~ UILD- (J -". I . Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. n: ~-~g (/ RES.QLQ110,! . I WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council advertised for sealed propos- als for the construction of Paving District No. 287, the same to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 2nd day of July, 1958, and WHEREAS, action on the proposals submitted was postponed until the 16th day of July, 1958, and WtlliREAS, the proposal submitted by the Contractor, C G., - ] '1 N. ,. 1 The DiC:\rflOnc1 Engineer'ing o. of the City of ',rana. 18 .a.nCl,eDraSi:a , . 02- in the sum of $/~ ,,?co - , was found to be the lowest and best proposal submitted. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISALDN, NEBRASKA: That the proposal submitted by said contractor be, and the same is hereby accepted and approved; that a contract for the construction of said paving district be entered into by and be- tween the City of Grand Island and said contractor, and that the I Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and author- ized to sign said contract on behalf of the City. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certi- fied copy of this resolution to E. W. Keiss, City Engineer, and to C. W. Burdick, Utilities Commissioner. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of July, 1958. I . Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. 3(Jl.l RES 0 L UTI 0 N ----.----...--- . I WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council advertised for sealed propos- als for the construction of Paving District No. 288, the same to be received up to 7:30P.M. on the 2nd day of July, 1958, and WlffiREAS, aotion on the proposals submitted was postponed until the 16th day of July, 1958, and WHEREAS, the proposal submitted by tne contractor, The Dia:monc1 Engin.eering CQ:>f the Ci ty of G'rG,ne: Island, Nebraska , <If' in the sum of $2-t "JJ - , was found to be the lowest and best proposal submitted. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the proposal submitted by said contractor be, and the same is hereby acoepted and approved; that a contract for the con- struction of said paving district be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and said contractor, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and authorized I to sign said contract on behalf of the City. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certi- fied copy of this resolution to E. W. Keiss, City Engineer, and C. W. Burdick, utilities Commissioner. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of July, 1958. ~Ua1t.p~ -' .y L.~F~/~ ~ ~ )y'/ ,-'" . ~-_. ..<" \. ~ :-. ENGINe ER, STREET & AL ING CODE COMMITTEE I . Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. ~)! ,i). (-') ~ t/ ::;"j Russell complatned on the uneven pavement areas, claiming that there were wDter holes and frog ponds before the contractors would hardly be away from the job. Mr. Keiss advised the Council, that in areas where there was . I 3 inches or less drop to the block, it was almost impossible to get an even a~~, ,and naturally, there would be some places where there would be a little water standing for a short time. (COpy PARK COMHI'I'TEE REPORT) July 14, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Ilr .?~ ):\ j i . Gentlemen: ./ ,~, We, the undersigned, members of the Park Committee, recommend an ordinance be c'1rawn changing the name of the present ball park from the Grand Island Municipal"Ball Park to Rvder Park in commemoration of Dellos E. Ryder, who was the originator and builder of the fj,rst athletic park in Grand Island. I Respectfully submitted, SI ~r..t~..__~Q..r.E2.1.lsen___.___ sl kman,J'1.L~C2~J1lR:t?elL____._._ S I 1:i.t..~L_l11J.s s~~.J l_._.~______.__._ P !\HK COHMrrrrEE '1'he Mayor disquali.fied himself for taking part in discussion, or taking a vote on same, and requested that President of Council take the chair. The Mayor retired from the room. Chairman Voss too~ the chair, and asked for a discussion. There being none, motion of Sorensen, seconded by Zachry, Committee report was approved. (Ten Minute Hecess) Council reconvened. Mayor presiding. He thanked the Council for action taken in naming of ball park as Ryder Park. (Engineer's Estimate on Parking Meters) July 16, 1958 Honorable Hayor and City Council Grand Island, Nebraska I . Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's Estimate for purchase of parking meters to accommodate 650 car spaces. Estimated cost $35,509.50. Hespectfu11y submitted, SI E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Estimate was approved. 'll i; '" iJ ty t_l. COMMITTEE REPORT TO THE N~YOR AND COUNCIL, GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA GENTLEMEN: . I The undersigned F'inance and Police Commi ttees recommend that the City of Grand Island purchase 650 parking meters for said Oity; that the City Clerk advertise for sealed proposals for the furnishing of said meters; that the same be received up to 7:30 o'clock P.M. on the 6th day of August, 1958, and be opened at the regular meeting of the City Council held on said date. Your Committee recommends that the City reserve the right to reject any and all proposals, and that the same be furnished according to specifications on file in the office of the City Clerk. Your Committee further recommends that said parking meters be paid for out of the parking mete~ proceeds as suggested by the Finance Committee in its report to the City Council dated I July 2, 1958. ~~~d ~..- . ..' ()~ ~. & k /< ~N ~/. ,%L" 7rJa l~d-;VJ ,.. \. . . '-" ~,' ~;;} ) ~~ ~/:' .> / FINANCE COMlVII Motion of Clayton, seconded by Campbell, report was approved. I . . I I I . 1]1 (f i+ REGOl,UTION WHEillEAS, 'Ghe May'or and Council invited sealed proposals for the purchase of a new chassis for the ladder truck in the Fire Deparuaent, said proposals to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 16th day of July, 1958, and to be opened at the regular meeting of the City Council held on said date, and WHEREAS, the proposal submitted by Central Chevrolet Compa!)y' , was found to be the lovfOst and best ., ) ,t- c:./...f qd-~ proposal submitted, and the same should be accepted and approved. t-:1d< Grand Island NOVf, THERJ:l:FORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE :MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF TH'E CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, l\TEBRASK.A: That the proposal of the said _Central Chevrolet C'onlpany be, and the srone is hereby accepted and approved, and that the M~or and City' Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and authorized to sign a purchase requisition for the purpose of purchasing said chassis for the ladder truck in the Fire Department. Respectfully submitted this 16th day lJ.JL4&.~ a 1f14')/j FIRE and ZONING ca~ITTEE Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . ~) l:; U ii~) RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council invited sealed proposals for the construction of Gravel District No. 28, said proposals to be received up to 7:30 otclock P.M. on the 16th day of July, 1958, and to be opened at the regular meeting of the City Council held on said date, and WHEREAS, the proposal submitted by ~~,t~~I~~AC , was found to be the lowest andbest proposal submitted, and the same should be accepted and approved. rl~7~ NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TEE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF 'I'HE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the proposal of the said .<~/~ .!/ /14e1k be, and the soone is hereby accepted and approved, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and authorized to sign the contract for the construction of said district with the said contractor. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the City Engineer, E. W. Keiss. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of July, 1958. ::/4 ~~ ~~~ c-. n_ -- -<-~~& - V/7}~~~ ENGINEER, STREET & ~ A BUILD- ING CODE COMMITTEE Motion of Pepper, seconded by Zachry, Resolution was adopted. t]J f:' t. :"~. ~ i ~p ORDINANCE NO. 3360 creating Paving District No. 292 in Tilden Street from Anna to Oklahoma, and in Oklahoma Avenue from Tilden to east property line of Blocks 4 and 5, Park Hill Second A(ldition was regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. "- . O~PIN~NCE ~O. 3360 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, - Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. - Voting no, none. ORDI~ANCE NO. 3360 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDIoMA1'!.Q~ NO~__:.2.Q.2.Q_ - Mot ion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. - ORDINANC!i_Ti~^_339..Q. - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Rqssell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. OR~I~A~QE~NQ~~36l vacating alley in Block 27, Schimmer's Addition, was regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDI)iANCE NO. 3361 - Mot ion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Hussell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. onrrJNANCE]iO. 3~0l - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on sEfcond reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ..- . ~/ O~rru1~NCE NO. 3361 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Cpmpbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Camp'hel1, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. OHDINANCUQ..!.. 3361 - Mot ion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Holl call ballot. V H 7. Vot ing yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, oss, Gross, -^,achry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. . I I I . R(\Q ~\)ij}1 Grand Island, Nebraska July 21, 1958 Council met as per special call of the Mayor for the purpose of passing ordinances governing occupation tax. All Councilmen present. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. ORDINANCE NO. 3364 - Assessing occupation tax on Northwestern Public Service (Gas) was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3364 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, Sorensen. ORDINANCE NO. 3364 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, Sorensen. ORDINANCE NO. 3364 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Clayton, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on thi~reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, Sorensen. The Mayor called for any discussions there might be. In response the following persons spoke against the passing of the ordinance: Karl Rasmussen, owner of the Koehler Hotel; Bill Ehrsam, proprietor of Bill's Trading Post; Ed Bader, apartment house owner and Otto Sinkie all spoke against the ordinance as an unjust tax and was class legislation. Mr. Voss spoke in favor of the ordinance as also did Mr. Gross, explaining that the State Legislature made it possible through statute to levy the tax. Mr. Alexander owner of an electrical store favored it as a just tax. ORDINANCE NO. 3364 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, ordinance was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, PepDer. Voting no, Sorensen. . I I I . 01 n t) \J ORDINANCE NO. 3365 - Assessing occupation tax on Northwestern Bell Telephone Company regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3365 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at lenght. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, Sorensen. The Mayor inquired if there was anyone in the audience who wished to discuss the Ordinance. Jack McKee, manager, of the Northwestern Bell Telephone Company opposed the ordinance on the grounds it was unjust and class legislation and would necessitate considerable more work. ORDINANCE NO. 3365 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, Sorensen. ORDINANCE NO. 3365 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, Sorensen. ORDINANCE NO. 3365 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss,' Gros s, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, Sorensen. On motion of Clayton, seconded by Russell, Council recessed to do work on the budget. . I I . After recess the Mayor called the meeting to o~der. p; J..1_ RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, several of the funds of the City of Grand Island do not have sufficient Inoney in them to pay outstanding clahls for the reason that taxes have not boen paid, and the City has not roali zed as much frO]'l depart.Jl1ont receipts as estimated, and WTillREi\..s, there is sufficient money in the funds hereinafter set forth which will perwit transfers of money to tho depleted funds, and outstanding clauns can thereafter be paid. NON, Tlnl~HEFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOn AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBl1ASKA., that the following transfers of funds be, and the same are hereby ordered and directed to be I!lade: Amount ~~3,600.00 9,000.00 4, L[oo. 00 5,300.00 2,800.00 1,700.00 BE IT Flm:rHim HESOINED that the City Treasurer be, and he is hereby authorized to transfer the funds as herein set forth; that the same bo shown on the books and records of the City Clerk and City Treasurer, and that the Ci ty Clerk forward a certified copy of th-i.i) resolution to the City Treasurer. Respectfully submitted this 21st day of July, 1958. b ./~/I..P.f'"T"t..J. (f '. ! V H D'I .'1 /- Ld-P1 .~_. ,/ ,/ ~---. , (-:::, ~ /7' //7~',~' ";';~~ FINANCE, crrY PROPEETY art{~) C~ CIVIL S&'i.VICE AFFil.IRS COMMITTEE kft(!:lCXlCQ[or6rZ:lKxildxQrxMqarlCxoraddr(!:dxml2!xarQ[d~rtQ[x~<<1t. On mot ion of Clayton, seconded by Zachry, Resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gros~, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. 'l" , , i:',' JL /_~.~ CITY OF GRl\lIJD ISlAND Grand Island, Nebraska Proposed 1958-1959 Budget . Mi s cel1ane ou S Amount Budget Receipts Unexpended by Tax Ivti.ll I General Fund: Administrati. vo ~:; 47,705.00 Engineer 34,070..00 $ 4,800.00 Heal th 16,782.00 10,000.00 Ci.ty I:fall 11,725.00 Storr;l Sewer 2~., 585.00 Ci viI Service 3, 325.00 Incidentals 16,160.00 49,679.54 ... -......,- ,,---- SUB-TO'l'AL <~154 lr;2 00 4!' 6L.,b79.54 ,". 2,000.00 ;iii 87, 8 72 .46 " ,-..... 'Ii' ;p 2.172 Bond and Interest Fund 90,984.00 34,124.00 56,860.00 1.406 Airport 145,388.00 96,388.00 49,000.00 Street and Alley 97,41+0.00 42,000.00 2,1+00.00 53,OLfO.00 1. 311 Sani tation 54,055.00 45,000.00 9,055.00 .221+ Park :Bund 80,3h8.00 2Lf, 000. 00 6,100.00 50,248.00 1. 2 h2 Police lilin d 167,743.80 53,000.00 8,000.00 106,743.80 2.639 Music 5,500.00 5,500.00 .136 Cemetery Bund 47, O)~O. 00 9,100.00 2,230.00 35,710.00 ..883 Cemetery Permanent Care 112,263.28 1J2,263.28 Cemetery G.A.n. 1,000.00 1,000.00 nre Fund 170,460.00 8,000.00 162, L~60.00 4.016 nrE!1l1en IS Pensi on 26,000.00 3, Lfoo..oo 22,600.00 .~;59 I Paving l!'und 70,520.00 61,000.00 9,520.00 Sewer Plant 68,887.50 275.00 3,000.00 65,612.50 1.622 Sewer Collection 9,205.00 1,750.00 7,455.00 . 181.J, Shop Garage 40,170.00 37, ~20. 00 3,050.00 Civil Defense 630.00 150.00 480.00 .012 Library 42,900.00 1,550.00 41,350.00 1. 022 Social Security 36,000.00 25,000.00 11,000.00 .2?2 Sevrer Constructi on 26,21,3.00 26,243.00 Elks ParkLng :Lot 3,200.00 3,200.00 Parldng Lots 2,735.00 2,735.00 TOTALS ~>l, h53, 364.58 ~;Lf69 ,91+7. 5h ~P267, LIJO. 28 ~~715,986. 76 17.7 The unexpended balance in the Vvater and Light Funds to be reappropriated for the respective funds, and the receipts and revenues accruing froll1 the operation of the Water and Light Departrnent to be appropriated to the rCc3pecti ve funds for the pa;Yl,1ont of expenses of operation of the respective departmonts. Hespectful1y SUblili t ted, I . LLjJ( ~. 7 ~.. George H. Clayton Budget Director . I I I . ~) -< {":/.' ~',,~ -( ~) TAX STRUCTURE 1958 Valuations in Ci ty- of Grand Island As Furnished by County Assessor and County Clerk of Hall County On July 2, 1958 Real Estate Personal Business Motor Vehicles Public Utili ties $25,h99,466.00 l,lL~I, 565.00 3,99h,020.00 2,9:54,165.00 2,102,092.00 ~p35, 691,308 .00 17.7 :Mill Levy on above Total Valuations ~~631, 736.15 22,871.23 22,580.26 10, 781.12 1,013.50 2,153.34 65.22 726.16 (','> 60,190.83 (i? 20,063.61 9,937.00 43,000.00 700.00 50.00 10,500.00 11,250.00 715,986.76 INTANGUlLES "A" ~p9,148,L~90.CO ~) 2} M:Llls !!BI' ~p5,645,065.00 @ 4 Mills Banks ~p2,695,2S0.00 @ 4 Mills finance and 'I'rust Go. ~~25.3,375.00 @ h Ydlls Building & Loan (Gross Earnings) ~t>538, 335.00 @ l~ Mills Credit Unions (Gross Interest) ~p16, 305.00 U 4 Mills Production CroQtt Association (Gross Earrungs) $90,770.00 @ S ~alls Ci ty' s Share - Appro~ximately One-Third Poll 'I'a.x (Estimated) Estimated Occupation Tax In Lieu of 'raxes: ConSillllors Publi.c Power frlstrict Southern Nebraska Rural Public Power Dist. Ci ty I S Sllaro of Tax on Insurance Premiums Grand Total Respectfully subwitted, /4.7 'N et7 /Jr;:;::.' George H. Clayton Budget Director Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, the tenative budget was approved. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, Voss. Sorensen absent. On motion of Gross, meeting adjourned. 7/21/58 F.S.White City Clerk. flJ ", c~.1 If Grand Island, Nebraska .l\.ugust 6, 1958 Council met in regular session. His Honor, the Hilyor pres:i,ding. Only five Councilmen present Clayton, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, . I Pepper. Absent -- Campbell, Hussell, Zachry. ':Phe Hnyor declared No Quorum. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by ClcWton, that the Council adjourn to meet TuesdEW, August 12th, 1958, at 7:00 olclock P.M. All vot ing yes. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, Council adjourned. August 6, 1958 F. S. White City Clerk I I . B' 1 ii APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING AUG. 6-12, 1958 FUND APPROP. ADJ. EXPENDED TOTAL BALANCE JULY EXPENDED Adm. 45320.00 3198.47 41345.79 3974.21 Eng. 32350.00 -3600.00 3064.11 -3056.61 31806.61 543.3g st. Sewer 14610.00 372.93 1905.83 12704.17 . Health 15367.00 -9000.00 1301.78 14630.92 -8263.92 736.08 Inc. 10308.00 335.52 7662.20 2645.80 I City Hall 12045.00 929.54 11873.62 171.38 General 130000.00 9202.35 109224.97 20775.03 Bonds Int. 96170.00 61190.00 34980.00 Airport 121000.00 7350.12 82861.18 38138.82 st. Alley 71000.00 5621. 51 67954.20 3045.80 5300.00 2563.76 Sanitation 49400.00 4312.24 52136.24 2736.24 Park 72500.00 10343.34 60544.58 11955.42 Police 170000.00 7000.00 21354.33 157168.18 19831.82 Cemetery 40426.89 3945.64 34585.34 5841. 55 Perm. Care 105902.40 105902.40 31537.97 Fire 179347.34 17000.00 14255.70 164809.37 14537.97 Fire Pension 26000.00 1621.26 19464.07 6535.93 -14200.00 10757.01 I Paving 78870.00 4002.83 53912.99 21~57.01 Sewer 55980.00 3831.59 46994.87 8985. 13 Sewer Call. 12525.00 493.04 10724.71 1800.29 City Garage 39601. 99 2238.47 37041.92 2560.07 2800.00 4340.84 2962.51 Library 41000.00 40837.49 H) 2. 51 Music 5500.00 2275.00 4931.00 569.00 Ci vi 1 DeL 456.08 23.62 126.29 329.79 1700.00 7279.53 27303.93 5396.07 Soc. Sec. 31000.00 2696.07 Parking Lot 11098.64 -7000.00 222.85 2875.14 7196.63 Sewer Con s. 37627.70 11384.25 26243.45 1375406.04 3097.99 102491.41 1043195.58 335308.45 Ice 14294.09 I Water 13530.44 149612.64 306679.34 2371255.33 . Light Sewer Dist. 9.49 1204.39 Paving Dist. 20834.78 164424.56 - 443545.46 3743986.59 Respectfully Submitted, F. S. White, City Cle rk ~) ';': : ,.J ..L f~>> Grand Island, Nebraska August 12, 1958 Council met as per adjournment of August 6th. All Councilmen . I present except Gross. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Rev. Paul Harris, of the A.M.E.Methodist Church, opened the meeting with prayer. The regular order of business was changed, so that Ordinances might be passed, as one member of the Council had a very important appointment. OEDINANCE NO. 336.9 creat ing Paving District No. 293 in Eddy Street from the North line of Anderson Avenue to the South line of South Street, and that part of Clark Street from the North line of Lot Tnree (3) Concannon Subdi.vision, to its intersection with Eddy Street, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. OHDINANCE NO. 336~ - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, was ple,ced on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. I ORDINANCE NO. 3366 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by titl.e only. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3366 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3366 - l\Totion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, was placed on final pass~1ge and finally passed. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. I . ORDINANCE NO. 3367 - Budget Ordinance for 1958-1959, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. OHDINANCE NO. 3367 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbel.l, Clayton, Russell,' Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Vot:Lng no, none. Gross absent. ~'~J l OHDINf\NCE NO. 3367 - Motton of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordlnance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Hussell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. . I ORDINANCE N~~QZ - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rule~ suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. 11.011 call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OIiDI]\l8.:.t!.Q..s;..J'iQ,~:?.67 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross ahsent. rfhe Mayor congratulated the Council for the balanced cond it:'Lon of the 1957-1958 Budget. OEDI~ANCE NO. 0..36m fixing the mill levy for 1958-1959, was regularly passed by the Council, si,gned by the Mayor. OHI2lN~I:'LQf:;.._NQ..!o_:;2:;268 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Hussell, I was placed on flrst reading at length. Holl call ballot. Voti.ng yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Vot:i.ng no, none. Gross absent. onI2INANcE JiQ! 3361:1 - Mot ion of Zachry t , seconded by SorenS8:t;l, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Votjng no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE,_NO.o 3368 - Moti.on of Zachry, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Hall call ballot. Voting YC:C:.i, CEimpbel1" Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OF~DnliHTC~NO._~:?.068 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, was I . placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OHDINANCE NCh.-0_369 levying Occupation Tax on 'I'elegraph Companies regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. OHDINj}.~g.~JiQ..!-__3362 - Mot ion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, WEJ.S placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Hussell, Voss, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, Sorensen. Gross absent. ~~ll ',; CJ ...l.L c) ORQl~JNC~ NO. ~369 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Clayton, rules suspended and ord:inance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, Sorensen. Gross absent. . I OHDI_NANQE NO ~__3369 - Mot ion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by t:itle only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Ru.ssell, Voss, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, Sorensen. Gross absent. ORDINANCE._NO.. ~ - Mot ion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Ru.ssell, Voss, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, Sorensen. Gross absent. OHDIN^-l\L~E_ NO. 3370 naming fl1unicipal Ball Park in memory of Dell08 E. Ryder, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the President of,the City Council. OHDlNANC~~NO~33~Q - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Zachry, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, I Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OHDINANCE NO!.. 30..70 - Motion of Campbell, Seconded by Pepper, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OHDJ:;..l'JA~rCE NC~..!... 3370 ... Hotion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordj.nance placed on thlrd reading by title only. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OHDIN"AFCE NO_!.._3~)70 - Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting I . yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. After passage of the Ordinance, the Mayor requested that Harry Voss, President of the Council, sign the Ordinance, which he did. ORDINANCE NO. ._~372 requiring t he construct ion of Sidewalks i.n Lambert's and Wallich's Addition, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. rl'{ (1\ .1...L orY OFlQINANQ,.E JIQ. 3372 - Mot ton of Sorensen, seconded by Zachry, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. . I OEDINANCE NO_,!-~:,332 - Motion of Campbell, Seconded by Pepper, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Yoss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OFl12IN[\NCE NO. 3372 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OEDT-NANCE NO. 3372 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper, Voting no, none. Gross absent. OHDI~ANCE NO~337~ setting the date for the Election on Liquor I by the Drink, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. OHDIJiANQ.J?.,_NO. 337.3 - Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss,' Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORQINANQE NO~ 3379.. - Motlo:n of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinnRce placed on second reading by title only. Holl call ballot. Votlng yes, Campbell, Clayton, Hussell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OHDJJl.6.NCE_ NO. 3373 - Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Hussell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll CEl.1I ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Hussell, Voss, I . Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OEDI_NANQ.~_ NO. 3373 - l\10t ion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINAN~ NO. 3374 requiring construction of Sidewalks along Lots 15, 16 and 17, Home Subdivision, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. n! ;'; {~l o <_f ~l OHDI~ANCE NO. ~~4 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting . I no, none. Gross absent. OBDI_NANCE NO. 3374 - l\10tion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. ORDINANCE NO. 337~ - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, rules suspended and. ordinance placed on third reading by title only. R V C 011 call ballot. oting yes, Campbell, layton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. OHDINJ\NCE NO. 3374 - Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded. by Pepper, vIaS placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Gross absent. Minutes of the meetings of July 16th and 21st, and August 6th I were read. After complaint by Zachry pertaining to Garbage haulers, stating that the Mayor requested Gross to meet with Zachry and garbage haulers, pertaining to the time of starting their early pick-up, minutes were approved. Bonds having been O.K.' d by the Ci ty Attorney, were presented as follows: Walter E. Lehmann Administrative Assistant Clarence Goettsche DeSk Sergeant Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, bonds were approved. Request of V.F.W. for permission to use ground at the Ryder Park for Circus, August 21st, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded I . by Voss, was referred to Park Committee, and Water, Light and License Committee, with power to act. Request of Mrs. RalphA. Clark, leader of Senior Scout Troop No.5 for permission to use trailer for serving lunches, October 4th, 1958 Harvest of Harmony Day f trailer to be locc-lted at the intersection of 3rd and Wheeler, preferably by the Overland Nattonal Bank, was presentel Motion of Zachry, seconded by Sorensen, permission was granted. ;) :?j'.l Bids on Parking Meters opened and read as follows~ Duncan Parking Meter d'> ,jp25, 038.00 Dual Parking JVIeter Company -- *~ $ 56.00, 92.00, Single Head Double Head, allowance $11.00 for old parking meters. . I Park-O-Heter $ 54.40, Trade-in allowance $12.0C Highway Equipment Company --- on Car-parking single meters $43.20 Twin Installation $:84.90 Hotion of Zachry, seconded by Russell, were referred to Police and Finance Committees and Chief of Police. Bids on Sewer cleaning equipment were opened and read as follows: Flex-Rod Pipe Tool Company $3,495.50 ~$3, 694.40 'I'urbine Sewer Mach ine Company Kelly Supply Company ~~3, 033 .00 $3,668.00 W. H. 'Stewart, Inc. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, was referred to City Engineer and Street and Alley Committee. I Request of Adolph Voss, for permission to install curb sidewalks at his propert ie s at 1413-1423 1"'. Louise Street, was present ed. Hot ion of Voss, seconded by Sorensen, referred to City Engineer, and Street and Alley Committee. Bequest of B. N. Kuester, through his Attorney, A. C. Mayer, to cancell their agreement on pipe line from the new plant to Kuester's Lake, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was referred to the City Attorney. Request of Ernest, Lola, Ed1.vard Walker, for a Sewer District along the W. 172' of Lot H, Joehnck's Addition, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, referred to Sewer Committee. Request for Street Light at 1st and Garf:l.eld Street was presented. I . Motion of Voss, seconded by Campbell, was referred to Street and Alley Committee. Request from several residents and property owners in the vic:l.nity of 910 tAl. North Front Street, pertaining to condemnation of buildings at that address, was presented. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Russell, was referred to Fire Chief and Building Inspector. Motion of Campbell, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment. F. S. White City Clerk August 12, 1958 i11 <~ ~:] Grand Island, Nebraska August 12, 1958 Counctl met as Board of Adjustment. All Councilmen present except Gross, and Pepper, who was excused. His Honor, the Mayor, . I pres iding. an addJ,t ion to Request of Pete Wissing for permission to erect/a dwelling at 1824 N. Lafayette was presented, along with Committee Report. (COpy FIRE AND ZONING COMMITTEE REPORT) August 1, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: IN'e, the members of the Fire and Zoning Committee, to whom was referred a request by Mr. Pete Wissing for permission to erect an addit1.on to the dwelling at 1824 North Lafayette, recommend the request be allowed. LMC/lm R~spectfu11y subm1.tted, S / Lyman M .__ Ca1]P. bEill______ s/ Robert L~ _~9~~~~______ S/ ~0.IIL.6... Gro s s _______ FIRE and ZONING COl\1MIrr']'EE I Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Committee Heport was approved. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, Council adjourned to regular session. F. S. White City Clerk August 12, 19.58 Grond Island, Nebraska August 12, 1958 Counc1.1 met in regular session. All Councilmen present, exoept Gross, and Pepper, who was excused. His Honor, the Mayor, presicl1.ng. Lease-Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island, and Smi th Implement Company for Building ident 1fied as T-825, ~f;15 .00 per I . month, payable semi-annually 1n advance, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, was approved, l\1ayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Airport Lease by and between the City of Grand Island and Walter S. Heinecke on Building identified as '1'-227, $200.00 a year, payable quarterly in advance, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Zachry, was approved, ~1ayor and Clerlc authorlzed to sign. 31,2 ;~~ Airport Lease by and between the City of Grand Island and Nehi Bottling Company for Building identlfied as T-S03, f?240.00 a year, payable monthly, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Zachry, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. . I Agreement between the City of Grand Island, and Hall County, pertaining to 2-way radlo service was presented. Motion of Russell, seconded by Zachry, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Communicatlon from Union Pacific Hailroad Company pertaining to increase ln rental at Carey, from ~plO.OO to ~~25.00 per year was presented, along with recommendation from Airport Superintendent. ( COPY) Municipal Airport August 5, 1958 Memo: From Lilly rro White HE: Carey Spur All plpes wh ich were the property of 'J'he City of Grand Island have been removed off the Union Pacific right of way. It is my recommendation th8t the City of Grand Island cancel the le[~.se with the Union Pacific Haj.lway Company I sl Lester I. Lilly Airport Supt. Motjon of Sorensen, seconded by Camp be 11, recommendatj.on of Superintendent was approved, and the Clerk authorized to notify Union Pacific of Cancelation of Lease-Agreement. I . B2,:b August 6, 1958 HonOl'alJlc Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska . I Gentlemen: H8rewitll. in the City Engineer's estimn.te for armor coatinB, approximately 12,850 linear feet of roads at the Municipal Airport. Appro::dma.tely 9500 gal LIC. 5 cut bad\: asphel t @ .12 $1140.00 ArmroxirnCt tely 450 cubic gravel ye.rds [l.rmor coat @ 1. 4,0 Total ___ 630 . 00 1770.00 I recorn-lend that the City Clerk be inst.P1Jr.tecl to advertj~e for bids on the above matbrials, said bi~2 to be received until 7:30 o'clock P.M. Wednesday ~L :so., 1958. Respectfully submitted, r#~~ 'E. 'li!.. ICeiss City Engineer I Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, Estimate was approved. I . . I I I . Parti~n CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. Paving Estimate No. 1 District No. 278 Upon Contract Dated Location Oklahoma .Avo from Anl'il 18 1- , Elm St. to LincoJn Ave. Month of QUANTITY 1851 9400 800 2857 270 58 335 44 100 2680 50 1002 900 275 8 o o 2 4.6 3054: 1060 ,~'3' 2L'~ $ 31116.21 Contractor The Diamond Erw~ineerinp; Co. DETAILS cu. yds. @ earth excavation sq. yds. 7" concrete pavement lin. ft. 1" expansion joInt lin. ft. standard integral ourb lin. ft. oonorete header lin ft. removal existing oono. header lin. ft. removal existing ourb &l2ptter lin. ft. removal existing C.M.P. oulvert lin. ft. oonst. 12" concrete sewer 2 sq. ft. rerflova1 concrete driveway sq. yds. 6" concreto driveway sq. ft. removal sido1ivalk sq. ft. 4" oonorete sid.ev:alk co Y.c~ 4" co'ncY'oJ.. e. .pc1Vl. "'u u 1. l. . .... - v ~ J.. C" .1 ""0 each removal trees under 12" i cu. ycts. Type B-out'b inlets'\vith oatoh ou. y6.s. Type C- tVlO grate inlet & basin eaoh remove e:-cisting ourb ;b inlets 16 cu. yds. ooncrete beams 20 Ibs. castings, grates, frames & oovers Ibs. #5~ x 30" dowel bars TOTAL. TO BE DIVIDED AS POLLOWS: Previous Estimate Paving Distriot Fund C/o thE- Cit!:} Council: 20% Retained Amount Now Due I PRICE I o 55 3.55 .30 44 69 34 3?) 50 80 1;3 3 50 09 45 50 00 14 00 00 27 165 j I Certify that there is Th:i rty one thousand ono hundred sixteen due to Grand Island, Nebr. The Diamond EngLn.oering CO." T"',. EaTIMATr: 1958 AMOUNT 1018 .05 33370 00 240 QO 1257 08 186 30 19.72 110.55 22.00 280.00 348.40 175.00 90.18 406.00 137.50 112.00 32.00 92.00 82..'.58 17-4.90 38895 26 7779 05 31116 21 & 21/100 DOLLARS on account of above estimate. ~C~~. .//.. '../... .. . ,. .. ... / . ~...-~ ~',< ,..' , -- ~ .Aup.ust6 1958 Mot1.on of Campbell, .seoonded by Russell, W9,S approved. City Engineer 32 AV.gUBt 6) 1958 Honorable Mayor & City C01).ncil Grand. Island, Nebr[u:,ka G:entlernen: . I I hereby certify that the Riversid.e Gravel Co. has completed. the vvork on Gravel Di stri ct No. 26 in accordance with the specifications and. contract by and between the City of G-rancl Isla.nd, Nebraska ano. the Riverside G'ravel COIQ1Jany. I ful....ther certify that the work cione contains the following material at the price set forth in the contract: 333 clJ.bic yarcls "Road. Gravelll @ ~~l. 12 $372.96 I recommend that the warl\. done on the aforesccio. Gravel District No. 26 be accepted by the City of Grand. Island, Nebraska. I herewitl; submit the statement of all costs 1n connection with Gravel District #26 Total $372.96 _;27.29 ~4.10 25 1'1' . To: Riverside Gravel Co. To: Engineering Be Publica.tion I To be divided as follows: Total $300.96 10~.:..29 $410.25 Asses ed to Private property To be charged to intersections 'I further recommend that b -.., 1. t. . ~ oaret 0:: equa lza lon on seno. the~~ clay of ~~~t 1958. the City Council sit as a Gravel District No. 26 on Respectfully submitted, E. VI. Keiss City Engineer I . Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, was approved. . I I I . E~ 2 ._(t AUf1iust 6,'1 1958 Honoy'able Mayor &: C1 ty Connell Glop.no Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby certify that the Hi verside Gr;:;wel Co. has conple;,ed. the \\lo1'k on Gravel District No. 27 In accordance vii th the speclfico.tionG EU10 contract by and. between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and the Riverside Gravel Company. I further certify that the work done contains the following material at the price set forth in the contract: 80 cubic ye.rcl8 road. gravel @ 1. 12 ,~89. 60 I re commend that the v;ol"k done on tlJe afore BD.id Gravel Di ,-::trict be accepted by the Oi ty of Grana. Island., Nebraska I herewi.th submit the staterl1ent of all costs in connection vvi th Gravel District No. 27. To: Ri verr:dcle G-ravel Co. To: Engineering & Publication $89.60 8.9J? ~~98. 56 Total To be divided as follows: Assessed to private property To be cJ:wrsecL to inte:c'sections $81.84 Iq..?2 Total dIooo ~,.. ~w'u () . 00 I further recommend that the City Council sit as a bOD.rd of equa1:lzation on said Gravel Di strict No. 27 on the~ day of ~~ 1958. Respectfully submitted, ctf~~~ E . 1Ft. K e 1 8 S City Engineer Motion of Campbell, seconded by Bussell, was approved. ~1: .8' L.:) (COpy AIBPORT COMlvrITTEE BEPORT) August ?, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska . I Gentlemen: We, the undersigned, members of the Airport Committee of the City Council, hereby recommend that the lease between the City of Grand Island and Sky Island Inc., and dated the 18th day of June, 1958, be terminated according to its terms for the failure of the lessee to promptly a.nd adequately service aircraft using the Municipal Airport and request ing such service. Upon approval of this report by the City Council, the City legal Department is j.nstructed to give notice of cancellation of said lease as provided in said agreement. Sf sf Sf Respect fuLLy submitted, Robert 1~. Sorensen ___~_.__._._~_._.__ LY,man 1\1. Canm12ell__ H. J. Russell AIB-POET C01\1MI'J'TEE Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, was approved. I I . ~~1 .2; COM M I T TEE R E P 0 R T . I TO THE 1VIA.YOH AND CITY COUNCIL GRAND ISIJtND, NEBRASKA Gentlemen: Vife, the members of the Parks, Band and Airport Com~ittee, report that the grandstand and bleachers at Ryder Park are very old and that they are in a very poor condition and beyond re- pair. Your Committee reports that the same are unsafe and that immediate action should be taken to provide new seating capacity. Your CODnni ttee further recom.'llends tbat the City Council em- ploy an architect to prepare plans and specifications for such needed :improvement, and that said architect provide the City Council wIth an estimate of the probable cost of the same. Respectfully submitted this 12th ~~ I (. C"" ,.....=,=.~.~ ->"'t, _./'" .' "fL" ~. . " --L ~ ___iA ~ --=-_____ , 'B ND and AIRPOR'r COMMITTEE Mot:ton of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was approved. I . ~3 ~~-',~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, on the 21st day of August, 1937, the Mayor and Council of trIe Ci ty of Grij,nd Island, Nebraska, passed and approv- . I ed Ordinance No. 1577 levying special assessments to pay for the cost of Gravel District No.6, and WHIi:REAS, among the several assessments there appeared one on Lot Five (5), Block Five (5), Rollins Addition to the City of Grand Island, and the amount of the tax on said real estate was One Dollar and Sixty-three Cen ts (~f.l. 63), and WHEREAS, no such described lot or tract of land exists, and such assessment was, therefore, erroneously made, and. the same cannot be collected. NOW, IJ']{E;REF'ORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF 'l'BE CIT'Y OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that the special assessment above described be, and the same is hereby ordered cancelled, and that the City Treasurer be, and he is hereby autborized to ca.ncel I said special assessment and strike the same from his tax records. BE 11' FURTHER RESOLVED tha t the Ci ty Clerk forward a certi- fied copy of this Resolution to Henry Bach, City ~reasurer. Hespectfully submitted this/kGh day of August, 1958. A;t IV-. e7~-- , ...:1!~19~ . -; .. I ~... </ . /' ~ / J vU<'';V'<./ ~:~// FI ANCE, CITY PROP~RTY SERVICE AFFAIHS Motion of Clayton, seconded by Russell, was approved. I . e I I I - 313 JL RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, on the 21st da;y of November, 1953, the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, passed and approved Ordinance No. 2902 levying water main taxes to pay for the con- struction of the water main in District No. 181, and WlillREAS, the property described as the South Eight (8) feet , of the North Sixty (60) feet of the East Half (Ei) of tl:1e South Half (S~) and the West forty-four (W44) feet of the South Eighty (S80) feet of the Eas t Half (E-~) of the Sou th Half (Si) in Block Seven (7), Pleasant Homes Addition to the City of Grand Island, ~ebraska, was assessed the total sum of Fifty-four Dollars and Twenty-four Cents ($54.24), and said property at the time of such levy belonged to Otis B. 'lbompson and Mary E. Thompson, and WHEREAS, the said Otis B. lrhompson and Mary E. Thompson de- sire to sell a part of the above described real estate to Carl and Martha Nauman, and the part to be conveyed to said purchasers is described as the South Bight (S8) feet of the North Sixty (N60) feet of the East Half (El) of the South Half (Si) of Block Seven (7) in Pleasant Bomes Addition to the City of Grand Island, Ne- braska, and it is the desire of the said Utis B. Thompson and 1V1ary E. 'lhompson tha t tha t part above de scribed conveyed to the said Carl and Martha Nauman be taxed its proportionate share of said Wa ter main dis trict tax i.n the sum of Eight Dollars and 'I'hirty-four Cents ($8.34), and that upon payment of said amount that that portion be released from the lien and that the balance of said water' main tax in the sum of Forty-five Dollars and l\finety Cents (~f;45.90) remain as a tax on the balance of the above describ-, ed real estate as originally assessed, and th,3t all of said amounts bear interest as provided for in said Ordinance No. 2902. NOW, 'TIlEHEPORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY 'rEE MAYOR AND COUNCIIJ OF 9'HE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRAS.KA, tha t the City 'I'reasurer be and he is hereby dire cted and au thar ized to change and amend his tax records as herein set forth, and that he collect the said water e I I I e , \ ~~, ;::'j :...,~ -2- main district tax with interest thereon as herein provided, and tha t upon payment of the several amounts herein set forth, that each of said described pieces of land be released from such water main district tax. BE IT FURTI:1ER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certi- fied copy of thi s Re solu tion to Henry Bach, C1 ty 'l'reasurer. Respectfully submitted this 12th day of August, 1958. ~tf{ ee7 fk- ~~ J ' , 2/~~~ FINANCE, CITY PROP~RT CIVIL SEHVICE AF'F'AI S Motlon of Clayton, seconded by Zachry, was adopted.. . B 3~3 R~~QL:g:TIOB WHEREAS, the Grand Island Business College, (Barry Anderson), leased building T-217 from the City of Grand Island situated on the e I Grand Island Municipal Airport grounds for one year from April 2, 1956 to April 1, 1957, at an annual rental of Seventy-two ($72.00) Dollars, and paid one (1) year's rent therefor, and WlillREAS, said lessee has paid no rent except for the one year and all rent from April 1, 1957 to date hereof is now due and un- paid, and tfk'l. t the total amount of One Hundred 'fwo and No/IOO Dollars (~s102.00) is due for said period, and WllliRF~S, demand for paJ~ent has been made, but that the lessee has failed, neglected and refused to pay the same. NOW, THEREFOHE, BE IT RESOLVED BY ~:EE lYlA.YOR A.WD COUNCIL OF' THE CITY OF' GRAl'JD ISLAND, NEBRASYJi: 'lllat the City Attorney be, and he is hereby ordered to bring an action at law to obtain possession of said premises and to eject said lessee therefrom; That the City Attorney take such action as I may be necessary to collect Will tever rent may be due the City of Grand Island from said lessee, and that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to Carl E. '!Villard, Ci ty Attorney. l:l t;!. Hespectfully submitted this ~,day / '-~'><<', :// (I ...," /.,j' ~/~yt- ~i5-ai;t'Ati&i5RT COMMrf'rEE I e Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was adopted. c.j :~3 I~t Zachry mentioned that as a safety measure, he felt that the superintendent of the Pool should be instructed to clear the pool every 30 (thirty) minutes. After some discussion, motion of Sorensen, seconded by Zachry, was referred to Park Committee for . I action. Discussion on stop signs on truek routes around the City -- no positive action. Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Canwbell, seconded by Sorensen, claims were allowed as presented, and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Zachry, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Gross and Pepper absent. Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, Councll adjourned. F. S. l..vh it e August 12, 1958 City Clerk I I e "OJ ~ ~.""") . i:>3) Grand Island, Nebraska AM-gust 20, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except Zachry. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding.' Rev. Bernard Johansen . I retired Methodist Minister, opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meetings of August 6th and 12th, read and approved. Regular Surety Bonds having been O.K.'d by the City Attorney were presented as follows: Arnold Niemoth, House-wrecker Earl M. Roseberry, Police Captain Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, Bonds were approved. Request of Winifred and Harry MarSh, for Building Permit for second house on Lot 11, County Subdivision, was presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, was referred to Zoning Committee. I Hearing set for September 3rd. Petition for paving in Greenwich Street from First to Division, 57.95% signatures waS presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, petition was approved, ordinanoe ordered drawn. (COpy REPORT FROM CITY ATTORNEY) AUgust 19, 1958 To the Hon. Mayor and City Counoil of the City of Grand Island Gentlemen: Reporting on the communication from A. C. Mayer on behalf of R. N. Kuester and involving the easement along the outfall ditch from the Bisoheld Street electric generating station to Kuester's Lake, please be advised as follows. I recommend that the suggestions contained in said letter of July 21, 1958, be acoepted as being equitable and fair under the circumstances and that the City C,erk be authorized to accept a proper quit claim deed and relinquishment of water rights upon payment by Mr. Kuester of the out of pocket expense which has been incurred by the city for publications in the enactment of the ordinances in question. I e CEW:AS Respectfully submitted sf Carl E. Willard City Attorney Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was approved. ::JI ~;.: !) , (COpy) Report of Fire Chief et al Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: August 20, 1.958 . I We the undersigned do respectfully request that the building at 910 West North F~9nt Street in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska be declared unsafe, undesirable, unsanitary, and not fit to be repaired The footing has decomposed in several places, the und.erpinning has rotted out, there are no windows, the floor is unsafe and should be condemned. This structure is owned by the Jesse Dunkleberger estate. We therefore ask that condemnation proceedings be instituted against this structure. S/ Richard V. Evans Fire Chief S/ Michael Gephardt Police Chief S/ Harold W. Downing Building Inspector Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was ~roved. Statement of R. B. Lockwood, Annual Audit was presented. After I some discussion, motion of Clayton, seconded by Pepper, was approved. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. I e . I I I e CITY OF" GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. C1J r~ ~j c..'' ;.. ^., ~..;' ::"_j $ 973.30 THla E.aTIMATI: Final n {OJ April 18 Estimate No. Upon Contract Dated 19 58 Pavin,0', 272 Location Arthur st. f-rom Oklahoma Ave to Fha enix Avenue Contractor The Diamond Enr:ineerin9: Co. District No. Month of QUANTITY DETAILS I PRICE I AMOUNT 75 cu. yds. earth excavation @ 0 55 41.25 1016.2 sq. yc1s. 6" concrete pEwement 3 05 3099.41 72.9 lin. f.L I" eX]Jansion joint 0 30 21.87 l; . 35.8 lin. ft. remove old concrete header 0 34 12.17 30.92 sq. yds. 611 concret e for alley returTIB 3 50 108 . 22 120.1 lin. ft. build integral curb & gutter 0 44 52.84 37.8 lin. ft. huilct concrete header 0 69 26.08 0 each ']lcljust manhole to grad.e - -' TOTAL. TO BE DIVIDED AS F"OL.L.OWS: Previous Estimate Paving District Fund % Retained Amount Now Due . Cia thE- CUJ Council: I Certify that there is Nine hundr'ed. seventy three & 30/100 due to The Die,mond Engineering Co. on account of above estimate. /;~~~ ~; ~~'J Grand Island, Nebr., Augu st 20, 19 ---.5Q.. Motion of Peppef, seconded by Campbell, was accepted. . l 3361.84 2388.54 973.30 DOLLARS City Engineer . I I I e CITY OF" GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. ;31 z8' E-j $ 4989 . 52 THla EaTIMATE Month of Pavi nl=\ District No. 275 Upon Contract Dated April 18, 19 58 . N~, S~c0~orf S~: !ro~ l~th to+20~h St LocatIOn '.[1 ,~OUH SUo feo'1 SvC8.LtOI'e Su. uO Wheeler Avenu.e Contractor The DifiDonc1 Ene:,inecY'inp; Co. Fi nal Estimate No. 2 QUANTITY 523 5367.5 399.7 72.5 74.0 1 155.0 727.6 231.3 122.0 35.6 35.6 11.0 DETAILS CU. yds earth excavation sq. yds 6" concrete paving lin. ft. 1" expansion joint lin. ft. concrete header lin. ft removal old concrete header oach ad.just manhole to grade sq. yets.. 6" concret e pDving for alley returns lin. ft~ standard integral curb 1in. ft. standard battered curb lin. ft. re00val old curb & gutter sq. ft. removal old 4" cone. driveway SQ. ft. 4" concrete driveway sq. ft. 4" concrete sidevva.1k TOTAL. TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Paving District Fund % Retained Amount Now Due I PRICE I 0.55 3.06 0.30 0.69 0.34 16.00 3.50 0.44 0.44 0.33 0.08 0.45 0.45 AMOUNT 287 65 16424 55 119 91 ()O 02 ~~5 .16 16 00 542 50 320 14 119 37 40 26 2.85 16.02 4 95 17969.38 12979.86 4989.52 C/o thE- Cit!) Council: I Certify that there is Four thOl.u~cmd nine hund.rect eighty-nine & 52/iR5t:LARs due to Grand Island, Nebr., on account of above estimate. The Diamnn~ ~ngineering Co /' ':.~fI::' .~. e:'~IJ;'fj////~ Au,r"ust 20 J 19---.5.a Motion of Peppe~, seconded by Campbell, was accepted. City Engineer . I I I . CITY OF" GRAND ISLAND EN GIN EE R IN G DE PT. Finnl Estimate No. 2 Fnving District No. 276 Upon Contract Dated April 18, North Cedar northerly line of Location Southey'ly line of U. P. R. R. 1958 3rd. St.~ Co Right of Vray Engineeping 0.0. Month of QUANTITY 221 1520.6 242.3 67. 226.5 53.5 5 14 2~:?~3 460 L160 108.8 1 1 1 Contractor 1']111 P. D i [') 111 ,-, n c'l OETAILS I PRICE I (11 r-, U:'j $ 1828.26 THI. ~.TIM"'T~ AMOUNT cu. ydB. earth excavation @ C! a vc~ C! 711 cor, CI'st E'" or' '''T '.Y'-, ""nt .:) .L. J )~}_l. "-- ...J. / 1-)('" V \;jH...t.......'_ lin. ft. 111 expansion joint sq. yds 611 concrete for alley rets lin. ft. build integral curb lin. ft. build concrete header each adjust Elanhole to gracie lin. ft. remove old concrete header 15n. ft. remove old straight curb SQ. ft. remove old sidewalk sd. ft. const. 411 cone sidewalk sq. ft. remove alley return eaeh remove tree 1511 ccwh I'cmove curb inlet E38Jlh consty'uct curb inlet 0 5e) 121 55 '7 55 5398.13 L) 0 30 72.69 3 50 234.50 0 44 99.66 0 69 36.91 16 00 80.00 0 .34 4.76 0 34, 75.82 0 09 41.40 0 45 207.00 0 13 14.14 20 00 20.00 16 00 16.00 50.00 II J TOTAL. TO BE OIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Paving District Fund due to % Retained Amount Now Due The Diamond Engineering Co. 6472.56 4644.30 1828.26 on account of above estimate. . P:#f~b Grand Island, Nebr., August 20 19 58 Motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, was accepted. City Engineer . I I I e P'ina1 CITY OF GRAND ISLAND District No. 278 Estimate No. })c\ving Month of QUANTITY 1851 958.0.5 9.09 . 7 3.012..0 27.0 58 ;535 44 131 268.0 159.4 1.0.02 839 302 8 8. cu. ydF. sq. yC.s. lin. ft. lin. ft. lin. ft. lin. ft. lin. ft. lin. ft. ENGINEERING DEPT. E)' ~L. :iJl $ 1.07.04.(&<5 ,) i../ Upon Contract Dated April 18 THI. EIlITIMATE: 1958 LocationOkl a]1oma AVA. from Elm st. to Lineal n C Avenue. Contractor TlJ e Diamond Engineering o. DETAr LS @ earth excavatlon 7" concrete pavement 1" expansion joint standard integral curb concrete header removal existing cone. header removal existing conc. curb and glJJ, t 131' reriloval exi sting 2411 C.M .P. culv. lin. ft. const. 12" cone. sewer sQ. ft. removal cone. driveway so.. YC.B. 6" conc driveway sq. ft. removal sidewalk sq. ft. 4" cone. sidewalk so. ft. 4" concreteo",:vement .1 ' . eEtch removal of trees under 12" 47 cu. ycls. Type B- curb inlet th car)tiT1g~s 1.659 cu. yds. Type C~Two grate inlet & basin 2 4.94 4682,.0 1.06.0 1 3 remove existing curb inlets cu. yds. cone. beams Jbs. caE:}tings... grate,s, frame & Ins. 115fJ x ;5.0" cLowel bars ton aSDhDltic cone. each construct manhole complete TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: covern TOTAL. Previous Estimate Paving District Fund Clo the CitJ Council: % Retained Amount Now Due 1.0..0.0 12.0..0.0 I PRICE I .0.55 3.55 .0.3.0 .0.44 .0.69 .0.34 .0.33 .0.5.0 2.8.0 .0.13 3.5.0 .0..09 .0.45 .0.5.0 14..0.0 9.0..0.0 9.0..0.0 16..0.0 2.0..0.0 .0.27 .0.165 J I Certify that there isTen t1::ouscmo. seven hundred four & 69/Ja.o due to The Diarnond Ene;ineerinr; Co. G4{~ Grand Island, Nebr., August 2.0, 19~ AMOUNT 1.018 .05 34.01.0 78 272 91 1325 28 186 .3.0 19 72 11.0 55 22 .0.0 366 8.0 348 4.0 557 9.0 9.0 18 377 55 151 .0.0 112 .0.0 7'32 3.0 JA9 31 ,'32 .0.0 98 8.0 1264 14 174 9.0 1.0 .0.0 36.0 .0.0 4182.0 87 31116 21 1.07.04 66 DOLLARS on account of above estimate. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, was accepted. City Engineer . I I I e P&.rtlal CITY OF GRAND ISLAND .3 t~,! 1~9e> 9 ~ $ ~937.~ ENGINEERING DEPT. THI. E.TIMATI: Estimate No. 1 Upon Contract Dated July 17, 19 58 Location Monrae st. from 2n(1 St. to John st. District No. 288 Contractor Th e DiE'rrlon(1 Engineering Co. Paving Month of QUANTITY 1250 7000 500 2000 1 o 400 200 600 o 132 DETAIL.S I PRICE I AMOUNT @ 0.55 687.50 3.09 21630.00 0.30 150.00 0.44 8E30.00 16.00 16 00 25.00 - - 0.34 136 00 0.30 (;0.00 0.09 54 00 120.00 - --- 0.18 2~j. 76 CU. yds. earth excavation sq. y(1s. 611 conc. pavement 1, ft III ,;, . t In. '. expanSlon JOln lin. ft. i.ntegral curb each adjust rnanhole to grade each adjust catch basin to grade lin. ft. removal conc. headers lin. ft. removal straight curb sq. ft. removal conc. walks e(:;~cll constru..ct vVc"ter" vB..lve iJl.H. lin. ft. removal hedge J TOTAL. 236~W. 26 TO BE DIVIDED AS F"CLL.OWS: Previous Estimate Pavi~g District Fund Clo the Cit!) Council % Retained 47:?7. ~ Amount Now Due 18909.81 ni liP hllnfiY'pr1 & 81 (100 DOLLARS "' I Certify that there isEighteen thOURR nc'l due to Grand Island, Nebr., ninE' The Diamond EngineerinFS Co. on account of above estimate. ct?,~ City Engineer August 20, 19~ Motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, was approved. r1: {~ ~~~ August 20, 1958 Eonol'able Mayor & City Council Q'rand I nl[Uld., N e bra clJ:a Gentlemen. : . I Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Resurfacing (As,',haltic Conc;;ete) Project No. 58 A which Project shall consist of tlw.,t '!part of Vv"he er Street fr'oy" Secone:!. Street to Koeni.G street. First street front VvheelerStreet to Pine Street. 1000 Tons (10 sq. yd/Ton) asphalti.c Type n- concrete. 11100 gal asphalt cement 400 gal E) asphal tl c oil for tack coat 10 each adjust manhole to grade 1 each adjust water valve box to grade 1 each adjust gas valve box 102 sq. yds. removal old brick pavement @" ;:~ 6 7r; 'lr . v 0.15 0.20 25.00 15.00 15.00 0.20 $6750.00 1665.00 80.00 250.00 15.00 15.00 20.40 Total 8795.40 It i srecommencLed that thi s work be ad verti sed. for bicls to be received until 7:30 o'clock P.M. SepteElber 3, 1958. He spectfully S1'lxni tted, .. ~' ;//7/ /1' (';7 /,,; J v. / /~?/~.-c......--c-~ E.. "\N. 1(e:18&; City Engineer. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Sorensen, was approved. I AlJ,gu.st 20, 1958 Honor'able Mayor & Ci ty Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewi th is the City Engineer' 8 estimate for Hesu,rfaclng (Asphal tic Concrete) Pro j ect No. 58 B cll proj ect Sh8,11 consist of that part of Eddy street from Second. street to Koenig street. 475 tons as<JhcJ.tic concrete Type TI 5550 gals asphalt cement 200 gals asphaltic oil for tack coat 1 each adjust manhole to grade 1 each adjust water valve to grade @ $6.75 0.15 0.20 25.00 15.00 $3206.25 8"9Z.50 40.00 25.00 15 . 00 -- Total 4'1/8. '15 I e It is recommended that this work be aelvertisGcl for bicLs to be received until 7:30 o'clock P.M. September 3, 1958. Res}'Jectfu11y sul.)mitteo, ;r~/tk# E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, was approve4. 01/' Cj ") ~ft,) !~''1 (;"1 c<t 00 19.' r;o ~'''V'"bl.-'~ L) fJ, . vU Honorable Mayor & City Counc~il G'Y's,n.d- I S}_CLllcI, I\J e 1Jl"la Eil{~D, . I G'entlemen: Horewi th is the C:lty Engineer's oritinate for Rec'11-"f"ci (^r"-"'j'll.J..l"c ('o''''croto.) 1)"'JJ.oc+ 1\To i::;8C .1,. k)'''.L (,j" ./_.'._ ":1..1..;;./l.c,,. l; v 1.1. \:-.::;) ~ ~ I L ".j..1 lJ 1\ . v\.. which Project shall consist of that part of Harrif10n street from First street to Division Street. 0.15 0.20 25.00 $1012.50 1087.50 249.00 30.00 25.00 150 tons asphaltic concrete Type IT 150 tons II II ":IIl 1660 c;al asphc'.l t ceDlOnt 150 c;al asphaltic 011 for tacK coat 1 on,c11 manhole acljl.l:,t to gra6.0 r,;.> eli. 6 7 r; ~ ~{) . v 7.25 Total 2404.00 It is bids to be 19 58 , recommended. thD,t thi s v:rork be EJ)3vert:i. sed foY' received until 7:30 o'clock 1'.1.1. Se'.o,>.tenmer .~ 3, Reoi. J__CO l], "11"n"tLo'1 u)OC G.llL...y ,o'L,J..l G,--,o., 6"~~ E. Vi. Koi88 City Engineer I Motion of Sorens~n, seoonded by Pepper, approved. I e ~31 I;j~. ':J.~ (COpy STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) A?gust 20, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: . I , We the undersigned, members of the Street & Alley Committee, to whom was referred the bids to furnish sewer cleaning equipment hereby recommend that the bid of $3495.50 by the Flex-Rod Pipe and Tool Company be accepted and the City Engineer be authorized to place an order for the equipment. Respectfully submitted, SI F. A.. Pepper Chairman 51 H. J.. Russell sl Marion I. Zachry Motion of Campbell, seconded by Sorensen, was approved. (COpy STREET AND ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) August 20, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I We the undersigned members of the Street and Alley Committee have considered the communication from Adolph Voss requesting curb sidewalk and driveway at 1419 West Louise Street. Since there already is a portion of curb sidewalk in this block, we therefore recommend that the above request be granted. Respectfully submitted Street and Alley Committee sl F. A. Pepper sl H. J. Russell SI Marion I. Zachry Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was approved. (COpy STREET AND ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) August 20, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I e We the undersigned, members of the Street and Alley Committee have made a thorough investigation in reference to a street light at the intersection at 1st and Garfield Street. It was determined that since there is a light within a block each way of this inter- section, the street lighting requirements are in keeping with the present policy and funds available, namely a street light at every other intersection. At such time as funds become available and necessary to place street lights at each intersection it will bhen be given consideration. We therefore recommend the above request be denied. Respectfully submitted, Street and Alley Committee sl F. A. Pepper H. J. Russell Marion I. Zachry Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, was approved. , ':': :} Reoommendation by the Water and Light Committee, and C. W. Burdiok Commissioner, that the bid of Burroughs Corporation, in the amount of $5,094.55, Ibe aooepted for Billing Maohine, was presented. Motion of Voss, seoonded by Gross, . I approved. (COpy POLICE COMMITTEE REPORT) August 18, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Counoil City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We, the undersigned, members of the Police Committee, reoommend the City purohase two Police oars for use in the Police Department. We further reoommend the City Engineer draw up specifications for suoh oars, and that the City Clerk be authorized to advertise for bids to be received up to 7:30 P.M., September 3, 1958. Respeotfully submitted, SI H. J. Russell SI Harry Voss sl Robert L. So~ensen POLICE COMMITTEE Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, was approved. I (COpy POLICE AND FINANCE COMMITTEES REPORT) Parking meters to be purohased in acoordanoe with Proposal and Bid submitted by the Dunoan Parking Meter Corporation. POLICE COMMITTEE SI H. J. Russell SI Harry J. Voss SI Robert L. Sorensen FINANCE COMMITTEE SI George H. Clayton SI Harry J. Voss SI Marion I. Zachry Motion of Sorensen, seoonded by Russell, was approved. I e /' ':;~: U COM M I T TEE R E paR T 'co '['HE lVlf~Y01i AND C OUNC IL GHAi\!D I~)Li\ND, }\f]!:;BRASKA . I Gentlemen: We, trie members of the PD.rks, Band and i\.lrport Committoe report tha~ a motor vehicle of the station wagon type should be purchased for patrol duty and other ai.rport usos. Specif'ica- tions for tho same are hereto a ttachod and made a part of trd s report. S:our Cornml ttee reports tb.a t the pi. cl{up tru ck now 1...1 sed for patrol duty will be retained by the Department and tha t tb.ere will be no truck or motor vehicle to trade in. Your Committee recommends that the Gity Clerk advertJse for sealed proposals :for the furn:.Lshing of such motor veh:Lcle, the same to be recelved up to 7:30 o'clock P.lVl. on the 3rd day of September, 195[3, rmd to be opened at tho regular meeting of tbB City Council on said date. I RespectfuJ.ly submitted tOlB C OIvIMD'TEE I I .I I / \ ! v Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was approved. I e . I I I e ~.'r ".{ RES 0 L UTI 0 N WlIEHEAS, several C1 t;y employeerJ are reserve members of' tue Armed Porce s, or are members of the l~e bra ska Jlfa tlonal Guard and. the se employee s are requ i:t>ed to annually train for twe or three weeks, and WJ!EHEAS, so.me poLLcy should be adopted and approved eoneern- ing payment of wages to such employees while in training, and whether or not such time off foY' training is to be in lieu of the vacation sueLl employee is allowed. NOW, 'I'ITh;HL':Ti'OHE, J::',E I'l' RI~SOINED BY 'rIfE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF C 1'1':{ GRfll'iD n3LAND, l\JEBHA.SKA , that the f'ollowing policy be, emu LtJG SLUnG lB 118reby adopted anCl approved in relatlon thereto. 1. 'l'hat all em.ployees of Ule City of Grand Island who are members of Ule Reserves of the AI'med P'orces of the UnIted States and of tue i~ebr'aslca No. ticma.l Guard be, and tbey are hel"eby allowed full time salary during all of the days that each i~; in training, and that each of said employees be paid the normal wag~s to which he would be entitled if he were actually at work. 2. 'lha t oaeL.'. of said employees be !:.tllowed to have the vacation to Which he is entitled under the ordinancos of the City of Grand I sland and tho. t au ch vaea t1 on period be in addi tion t,) tb.e U.me allowed sueD employees for military or naval training. He spe c tfuLly su bmi t ted t[1i s the f~Oth day of Augn s t, 1958. 4 .p/J/ .>/~ "... L/. L-{,~-t:r--"' ... ~a-..Ist-.--._----,/-..:.-~---- '//$:;/ /~ q~ ... f 4~_.. '#' .... _ ___.___ 22...<3~ PIN ..[\f~PROIJ&1.~iid-~'rL - ,sEHVICE AF'F'AIHS Motion of Voss, seconded by Clayton, Resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, RUBsell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ZaChry absent. . I I I e ("]1 /' (U_-l ~~) I~~. cOj ORDINANCE NO. 3371 pertaining to rules and regulations governing Airport, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3371 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3371 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll eall ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting. no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3371 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3371 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Rollcall ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3375 pertaining to interest on interseotion paving bonds, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3375 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, Was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3375 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinanoe placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3375 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3375 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. . I I I e '5' '!J: ') ORDINANCE NO. 3376 pertaining to Occupation Tax on Gas Companies, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3376 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clatyon, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3376 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3376 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3376 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting, yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3377 creating Paving District No. 294 in Greenwich Street from First to Division, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3377 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, GroSs, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3377 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinanoe placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, C~mpbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3377 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3377 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. q ~) ~ Campbell inquired of the City Attorney, pertaining to Zoning, and was advised that the Engineers had their work practically completed . I and now in the process of setting up dates for hearing. Mr. Waggener addressed the Council pertaining to park area donated to the City for park' purposes. The agreement was that if and when the park was not developed, the property would revert to the donor. After some discussion, motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, that the City deed the property back to the donor. Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, were allowed as read, and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, C8mpbell, Clayton, Russell Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. Motion of Sorensen, Council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk August 20, 1958 I I e j Grand Island, Nebraska September 3, 1958 . I Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present. Harry Voss, President of the Council, presided in the absenoe of the Mayor. Rev. E. E. Rohde, Pastor of the Assembly of God Church, opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meeting of August 20th read and approved. Surety Bonds having been O.K.'d by the City Attorney, presented as follows: J. R. Scarborough Stanley Hilty Roland Scott Walter H. Gels Anton Stransky Roy Riggle, Police Department Homer Millspaugh, House Wrecker Motion of Russell, seoonded by Pepper, Bonds were approved. Bids on Gravel for A:rmor-Coatfor":r?oSidS at Airport, ,were presented as follows: I Luther-Maddox ----- $1.26 per ou. yd. Riverside Gravel Company ---- $1.37 per ou. yd. Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, bids referred to Airport Committee. No Bids received on out-back asphalt. Bids on Resurfaoing Projeots No. 58A-58B-58C presented as follows: Missouri Valley Construotion Company-- 58A $8,766.00 58B $4,056.00 58C $2,354.20 Motion of Gross, seoonded by Pepper, referred to Street and Alley Committee. Bids on Police Cars presented as follows: Central Chevrolet Company $1,993.08 I e Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, referred to Police Committee and Chief of Pollee. Bids on Station Wagon for Airport presented as follows: Central Chevrolet Company ----- Roush Motor Company ----- International Harvester Co.----- $2,028.79 $2,445.00 $2,008.18 Motion of Sorensen, seoonded by Russell, referred to Airport Committee. ~) (COpy COMMUNICATION FROM CARL E. WILLARD) Augu.st 29, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: \~ ~ . On May 20, 1956, the city recovered a judgment against one, Stanley Wilson, as a result of the collision of an auto driven by the said Wilson with an electrolier situated in the 300 block on West Second Street. The judgment is in the amount of $240.37 and, together with interest and costs now amounts to $268.56. I now have obtained an offer from Mr. Wilson to pay $200.00 in cash on said indebtedness and to give a promissory note due in 90 days from this date for the balance in return for the satisfaction in full of the judgment. The foregoing proposal would appear to be an equitable settlement of the matter and if such recommendation is approved authority for me to go forward in making such settlement and satisfying the judgment of record will be considered as granted. Respectfully submitted S/ CARL E. WILLARD City Attorney CEW:AS ,. Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, approved. Request of Dreisbach's for permission to build addition to their building at 1137 S.Locust Street, was presented. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, referred to Zoning Committee. Hearing set for September 17th. Request of Thomas, Benjamin and Clayton for permission to cut curb 132 feet each way from the corner of Cleburn and Koenig, for the purpose of making more parking space for a Clinic Building to be constructed at that point, was presented. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, referred to Street and Alley Committee. Communication from John C. Martin, protesting condition of the North Half of Block 16, Kernohan and Decker's Addition, 1700 Block West Second, was presented. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, referred to City Attorney with power to act. Pepper advised the Council that Mr. Roeser had agreed to clean III II "- up the lots. Petition for Gravel District, West Height's Second Addition was presented. 25.53% signatures. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, request was granted, ordinance ordered drawn. Petition for Paving District in Huston, from State to Waugh, 14~28% signatures, was presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, request was granted, and ordinance ordered drawn. ('" !",.O' ,. t.} RES 0 L UTI 0 N - - -- BE IT RESOLVED m 'HIE M.!'I.YOR AND COUNCIL OF TIlE CI r:LY OF GRAND ISlAND, NEBHASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after e. I due notice having been given thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Gravel District No. 26 to be the total sum of *~410.25; that we find the benefits accrulng to the real esta te in said dlstrict to be the total sum of $410.25, and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME LOT BLOCK ADDI'rrON AMOUNT Gerald Virgil & Evelyn DeLoris May Li ttle Ray H. & Irene L. Miller 1 West Heights ~p 4.18 2 II II 4.18 John E. & Althea M. Thorpe Ralph E., Jr. & Nadine B. Hartley 3 II II 4.18 4 II II 4.18 I Arthur James & Anna Louise Canfield 5 II II 4.18 Gerald E. & Inez P. Burmood 6 II n 4.18 Watson Construction Co. 7 " II 4.18 Watson Construction Co. 8 n " 4.18 Donovan Darrell & Joyce Lee Hanna 9 II " 4.18 Watson Construction Co. 10 n II 4.18 Warren L. & June E. Powell 11 It II 4.18 Loyal E. & Helen D. Seley 12 " II 4.18 Gary D. & Jacqueline Mar tin 13 II " 4.18 I e James W. & Nellie F. Nelson 14 II II 4.18 Norman P. Mason 15 II If 4.18 Harvey A. & Lucille Leamons 16 II n 4.18 Anthony W. & I. Inez Racicky 17 It " 4.18 . I I I e NAME Norman P. Mason Keith LeRoy & Katherine Schuyler Walter L. & Maxine L. Farris Watson Construction Co. Harold F. & Ethel J. Workman Haymond M. & Betty L. Rehder Richard A. & Barbara M. Mortensen JMles C. & Maxine D. Fletcher Thomas L. & Phyllis L. JOI'dan Norman P. Mason Herbert G. & Betty E. Withrow Walter P. & Dorothy P. Blake Walter F. & Dorothy P. Blake Leon o. & Alice M. Wilsey Norman P. Mason Watson Construction Co. Paul H. & Virginia E. Schneider Ronald W. & Bonnie L. Pauly Watson Construction Co. Guy P. & Ruth A. Poppingo Lloyd H. & 'lhelma Smith Howell G. & Mary A. Oldham Watson Construction Co. Watson Construction Co. Warren R. & Margaret Crawford John A. & Lucille E. Weil -2- LOT BLOCK 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 4,2 43 ADDrrION WEST HEIGHTS II II tI It " " " tI " It " " II It 11 II It " II It " II II It It It tI It II II II " " II " II tI " It if It 11 It " It tI It " " It iJ AMOUNT $ 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4:.18 4:. 18 4: . 18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 -3- NAlVIE . I Donald T. & ~wila Hartley Howell G. & Mary A. Oldham Arno R. & Shirley M. Ahrens James J. & Bernardine M. DeNoyer Donald J. & Helen Brown James E. & Wanda E. Yost John & Camilla Pokorney Dale E. & Rosella M. Wetzel Daniel R. & Effie L. ,Jane Norman P. lVIason Myrl L. & Ellen G. Sallinger I Marvin L. & Geraldine Lambertu s Willie A. & lone Hood William D. & Helen I. Chism James Kenneth & Helen A. Clark Aden 1". & Letitia N. Schuyler Richard L. & Darlene L. Lehms William E. & Norma J. Lawrey Clifford Franklin & Irene L. Kelley I e Roland L. & Leola D. Carlson Thomas L. & Mary L. Talbot Vedor E. & Donna P. Bloomquist Ivan & Lila Butrick Theodore B. & Pearl M. Gibson Lyman E. & Margaret M. Sigler LOT BLOCK 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 ADDITION West Heights " " " II " If II " " " " II " II II " " " II " II II " II II If " II If II If " II " If " " " " II " It If If " " " " ,.--" "'- .~"'I ,'t;) t AMOUNT $ 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 '\ -4- NAME: Lo'r BLOCK ADDI'T'ION Everett L. & Eleanor T. 'roo ley 69 We s tHe L gi:'1 t s . I '70 II II Claude W. &, M::lb1e M. Phelps 11 II "-1 1'ogg 71 Max K. & Shirley A. George J. & Rita A. Venhaus 72 II II City of Grand Island 'rh~l. t par t of' triG Sou the a s t quarter of the Southwest (', t' (c'1:,'LS",'l) co C' t" ~uar er 0""'1' V~'.f 01 uee Ion Seventeo n (17), Township l';leven (11 ) North, Hange Nine ( 9) 'VF c..t .p .L! - 6 t- '.- P '1' iI' ] ,". . . ~e." J oJ. GUe u . 'I. _...Yl.ng South of North F'ront Street, diI'E)ctly opposite West JIeights Addition Total Respectfully submitted this the Brd day of September, 1958. I ~ ~=4:1! ENGIl'-J'EER, :STlnm'L' (;: 1.,-,'~',y BD ILDI l'~G C ODE: COI'i!NiI'l'~:KE; (~~~,"'__ i :~ (~ AJviOUNT rj:-; 4 . ]~8 4.18 4.18 4.18 109.29 ~'----n- 'if> 410.(,5 Motion of Gross, seoonded by Pepper, Resolution was adopted. I e . I I I e :-,.- ~.P RES 0 L UTI 0 !:! BE rrE RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CrEY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, sttting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given tllereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Gravel District No. 27 to be the total sum of $81.84; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of $81.84, and tllat we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sum set opposite the several descrip- tions as follows: Nil.lVIE LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT Herbert H. & Goldie E. Lockwood 96 HAWTHOHNE PLACE $ 2.75 Herbert H. & Goldie E. Lockwood 97 It It 2.75 Fred J. & Alyce H. Schleichardt 98 II It 2.75 Fred J. & Alyce H. Schleichardt 99 II It 2.75 Theodore J. & Myrtle A. Ellsberry 100 11 It 2.75 Theodore J. & Myrtle A. Ellsberry 101 1I It 2.75 Theodore J. & Myrtle A. 102 It It 2.75 Ellsberry Maxine & Melvin H. Westpha:l 103 It " 2.75 'rhomas L. & Doris S. West 104 II " 2.75 rrhomas L. & Doris s. West 105 It " 2.75 'lhomas L. & Doris S. West 106 It It 2.75 Jack & Edna Clampitt 107 II It 2.75 Jack & Edna Clampitt 108 " If 2.23 William P. & Vineta M. Scroggin 109 II II 2.23 William P. & Vineta M. Scroggin 110 II It 2.75 William P. & Vineta M. Scroggin 111 II II 2.75 Theodora Kirk E. 45' 112 II " 1.42 IJ.lhe 0 dora Kirk w. 631 112 II II 2.52 :, . I I I e NAJV[E rrheodora Kirk Theodora Kirk 'J:LeocLora K.Le];;: 'rheodoI'8. Kirk Leo B. & ~iloen L. b:t ekford Leo B. & Ioen L. ekfoI'd Frank W. Anderson F1rank W. !lnderso:n Leo Bickford T'heodora Kirk William H. & Mable A. Dudey William H. & Mable A. Dudoy Wil1L3:m L. & klu.blo A. Dudey (In \,;/ n -",- LO'I' BLOCK ADDI'rION AlvJ:JUN~' l~ . 45 I w. 63 , J~~; . 45 ! Vi. 63 I 11;5 Iitl\i1Jtllorne Place~jl; 1.57 II 11 113 2.74 1I II 2.15 110 I! " 114 3.54 iN.. 6:3' 1\ 11 ,0.5.1 11.5 W F' c,: I . . :.>~) E. 41- I ._a .[il 45 I .L:J . II 2.74 II 116 fl II 115 2.15 II l! 116 1.57 117 II 3.94 1I 118 1I 2.75 II 119 1I 2.75 II l~~O II - 2.75 1I l,21 if 11 ~~.?5 '.rota1 1..84 Respectfully submitted this ord day of September, 1958. ENGINEER.. STF{j.:ET & BUILDHm CODE CO:\'IJVII'T'rEE Motion of Pepper, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. Motion of Gross, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Ad just ment . September 3, 1958 F S. White City Clerk ~.', ..; .~ l _:!.. Grand Island, Nebraska September 3, 1958 . ~ I Council met as Board of Adjustment on request of Winnifred and Harry Marsh, for permission to build second dwelling on Lots 11 and 12, County Subdivision. All Councilmen present, Voss ,presiding. There being no protests on file, nor protestors present, Committee Report was approved. (COpy FIRE AND ZONING COMMITTEE REPORT) September 3, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We, the members of the Fire and Zoning Committee, to whom was referred a request by Winifred and Harry Marsh for permission to erect a second dwelling on Lot 11 and the east 32 feet of Lot 12, County Sub-Division, recommend the request be allowed. Respectfully submitted, S/ Lyman M. Camobell S/ Wtlliam A. Gross S/ Robert L. SQrensen FIRE and ZONING COMMITTEE I LMC/lm Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, report was approved. Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, Council adjourned to meet in regular session. F. S. White City Clerk September 3, 1958. Grand I s land, Ne bra s ka September 3, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present. Honorabl~ Mr. Voss, presiding. The Chair requested anyone present wishing time to speak, present themselves at this time. Mr. G~1mm1nger, representing Mr. Jamson, made request to the Council for permission to construct a steel I - . building on the Bus parking lot, on account of the suspension of the American Trailways, business was so heavy, it was necessary to have more room for storage. After some discussion, motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, Council granted the temporary permit as an emergency measure, during which time the committee could investigate as to permanent structure. 6 :-~ COlVJlvllr.I1T};E REPORT ']'0 r[,IIE yon {iND C01JNGIL GnAND 13I,I\.ND, NJ..;rlHA;':.jEA . I O.Tj::l',}fr IrU;lVIE : We the members of tbe P t:lr'ks, Band and JU.l'pC,l):-t; Commi ttee to whom was referred the sealed proposals recoived by the City Council on tile Brd day of September, 1958, for the furnishing thl t the propo saI of ~hIcle ~~,:~(~:: tho AIrport. fInd \(n~-,.~~~ L2?2 y 7) ) of a station wagon n t.l. f' . h' t' lor.) e .. UI'ILL S . :Lng 0 said mDtor vehicle was the lowest and best proposal recei'ved. , therofore, recommend that iw.id proposal be accepted and approved, and heat _(!?-4...-.4 -" "/1 ~ #~t7 -'~. ~ IJC, and be 1.s hereby 8.utborized to place an order for ths pur'- chase oJ' saId motor vehicle in accordall ce wi th said proposal.. We furtnc r re commend tba t the cb.B cks of tile lHISU eee i3 sful I bidders bo returned by the City Clerk. He spe etfu lly subm:l tted thi s J.....ef( of Soptember, 1958. { Motion of Russell, seconded by Campbell, report was approved. I e ,{, G ":k H E SOL D .1' ION , +-[..1"'., l'/in'7U.'I" nn'i C01.JDCll OJ1" v ~I.:J 0... J Cl - ,\.... -.' I -- ~... \... - the City of Grand Island, Ne- brai,ka'ldvertJDcd. for sealed proposals :for tho con~:d;ruet:Lon of . I He sur.fa G District No. 5E3-A, being for that part of (~ler Avonuc from Second street to Koenig Street; said proposals to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 3rd day of S8pterr~or, 1958, and to be opened at tue regular meeting of the City Council hBld on SeJid. d.ate, clnd_ WIlL: , tne proDosal sublnitted by ..ift~:"VJ-; ~4 ~i I ttO'__ of #tl I -r-. . -6;qqL +--_/Ia,J , was fClund to be tho lowest and bost subrnitted,' N I'l' HE:J:)I:'JED BY Ai\Tn CUlrJ\TCIL OF iIiJ)Ij~ C]~ IJt"y' :J 1:1 (} I ;-)I~l\. that the proposal 3U tted ~~ ,. by sa:L d 17~.;#'n ~/4 ~~/- 4 , Ii- ~bo , [11'1(1 t1~J.e SE1~mo i [3 hereby [).ccopted and app:rovod, and tllitt Lhe :e 8.J::ld City C lo:r>k 1)0, tl}]cl are horeby authorized to sign a contract for the I reSl1r:(.uc~i11g of saj.d st:ecet orl bo11aJ_f~ of tl-.L8 C:t of Grand Island. I'I' F'UrtPi'J,;n LVED, tllD. tho Ctt;y C1eri;: LO.rWill'cJ D. ceptI- fied copy of this Resolution to 8. W. iss, Ci lne eI'. :Jpoctfully subJnitted tI 8 3rd o.ay of 'septcmboT', 1958. _..~~ ~~~~~~.~.-.'---"-- " ....)---. ~ --==/. ./ i."lcT r<.. TI\!T,'PT::J CJiT!~Hi'ri"V QI' ,} r/-i;':;:i- '-) r ....:..1.. U _. J.,....l....JJt, }--.-/ ~.j_\..Ll.___I.-'__. LJ 1.,~~~LI.L.IJ_ I. _~.J BLJII,DIl\iG CODE CONll\U'!' J..L':," '> Motion of Campbell, seeonded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. I e a RES 0 L UTI 0 N \JVIll::;FtEli.S, t 11.8 yor Gouneil of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, advertised for sealed proposals for the construct on of . I HosurfDC' s trjc t No. 50-13, beIng for tb.a. t }JCl,rt of !i;ddy Strec t flr~orn E)CCOI1CI ~3 tTiE) 0 t, to Koenj_g Street; . d -I I :~ a J~ . }? :r:-o P ~) ;] ~3. __ S " ~~ 0 bo recel'lied up to ?:~)O P.M. on tho 3rd day of :3eptember, 195D, ar1d to be opon- ed at tile regular meotinG of the Clty Counell held on sa~l_d dD,te, and WhfliU'~\S, the prspoeal. submitted by )f,i/dlhl--'&l1". c;,.,:7f~, of ({;~~~ .:l:J:4~ ~i,r , vrai:; found to bo the lowost and 1J(-)i:1t submi tted, , 1,11 :!:~l-t",Liail()}11~.t II},] Fi}I:~3CjIIV'E:I) J3:( ~CIII~ ]vl.?~YOF{ i~JT]J CClT.Jl<rC:1.'TJ OFl {' '-..1 U}' I , ~:,[,A, tho' . J ~ . " ~~~e~L!~;;_~_~_~f--_._(i,e. 'cll.e Sf.tl Ell] Ltod ieDi , oe, arld SkillC is ,I. -;~,' u.. c' c. 'p "L.rt:; u< C.L: ~.', C -\1 c:. , :~,'. 1".1 ( ....; "'-.' 'oL ~'".L.. _J "l,t 1)0, antI tn.c;/, [LJ~e 11()~ccl)JT ~lt1t~L_;orlzod. to 81 a contract for tho ~ . l'CSlJrI aC:l of said s cot on behalf of the City of Grand Island. 13E Ilr i.'--{,l~~SOrjV:E;I), tIJ.[lt trJ.o Cl.t~r C]..()r":k~ t'or~\iVElI~(J tl GOllti- I fied copy of s solution t:J E~ W. Ke:tss, City ~rlgil1eor. Hospoctfu:L1S submitted this ~:Srd day of Septembor, 1(05H. _.- BUrr,I) - l:rJ~:!G Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. I e (')Ir: "(1 r B.ESOL rp :[ () 1\1" WU:"';i{!~A:::" the!V'!C1',""'OI' and Connell of the" CJ' .tv ")'J" GI'orld Tc,'la.rlQ" ,,_ "--' ~._Y _.J ___.,I "d \./.- .. CI... .> _L.t-.._.. . , l\Icbra~lk:a, DCivorti sed fen' seD.lod proposfJ.ls forl.-he GODstructiuD of . I RosurfaciDG District No. 58-0, bel that part of Harrison Street :frOll1 ~Fll:est Street tC) vision Street; s d proposals to be received up to ?: 30 P .WI. on the 3rd day of September, 1\358, and to be open- ad , E1.l~ tho regular meet of tlie cr ty Council held on said date, and the proposal submitted by A;Jp~lHf!4- Cw.d~_~~ of brli~ 1i1n~/~Af/~, was found to be the lowest and be~Jt submitted, NOVI, :I T RE: SCjLVE.:D m: r:riI[G OOlTNC: IL OF' ~-.;Ti_; Clr.t~( Olii GEl\ 1\1) 1ST that tho proposal submitted . by said -Et~Pr/ iftlLo/-?p:;I, 4- be 8....1C~ .t..1rJ P .__ J, .[.. ',,1 S[trno 1s lJeI~el)~l accepted and approved, and that tho Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are t).er1eby' auth.orizod to sign a contract for -Lt].o reSl1r"facj_Dg of said s'breot on behalf of -the City of Grand IsJ.arld.. I }3J.i~ 1f.[1 F1D1'1.r.p:i.-j}-~~r{ 1i.:L;3()IJV}~D, tl18.t tlle Ci t:'l Clel"l( r)\iV'~J.rd_ a cCl:ti- fie d copy of t ~L sHe::'JO lu t :ion to :i:~. W. I\.o 1 ''OJ S, ():i Engl.ne or. Hespcctfu-'ly submitted thls ~'Srd day of September', ID5f3. ~--- ~-_._..__.- Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. I e Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, bid of Luther-Maddox for furnishing of Gravel at $1.26 per cu. yd. was accepted. . I I I e , ,} ....._ ~ ;_:l:: cJLo-',,-: (,) ,) , ~ CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. $ 54.53.90 TOll. EU'MATE Pa.rtial Estimate No. 1. Upon Contract Dated <July 17, 19 58 Vine St.t~ east live of Blocks 9 & 10 Location lI1coussen uountrv Vlew - In Plum st. from Sun~jet Ave. to .l)oo.ge:-q:,. Contractor The DiamoHcl Enr:,inee:cing Co. Paving District No. ~379 Month of QUANTITY DETAr L.S I PRICE I AMOUNT As per contract 136,'34.76 TD BE DIVIDED AS FOL.L.OWS: Paving District Fund Cia th~ Cit!} Council: Fi ve thousand four hundreo_ fifty three & 90~6~s I Certify that there is due to T:he Diamond Engineering Co. on account of above estimate. 6~~ City Engineer Grand Island, Nebr., September 3, 19~ Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Estimate was approved. . I I I e C,Ctt\~h ., ,~(~ -j-,;, '('~l ;:;,~) C:5 CITY OF" GRAND ISLAND pgrt J.!Jl Estimate No. 1 P2vinp-; District No. 280 Month of QUANTITY TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Paving Djstrict Fund CIo thE City CounciL: ENGINEERING DEPT. $ 8053.37 THI. [.TI~AT~ Upon Contract Dated July 17 , 19 58 Grant St froG O'<;:lal1oflla Ave to P> en:1.."" Ave. Location& iJI;()pn4.x A iT(' f-,'()"'-' (j.rrnlt St. to Ar't}1u.r':St Contractor The DirlJ10no. Engi neering Co. DETAILS I PRICE I AMOUNT .A.E) 1)8r' COIL tract 10066 71 I TOTAL 10066 71 - Previous Estimate . - ------ 20% Retained 2013 34 Amount Now Due 8015;') rzr1 t.J ( I Certify that there is Eight thousano. fift;y three and 37/100 DOLLARS due to The Diamond Engineering Co. on account of above estimate. Grand Island, Nebr., September 3, ~$/~ City Engineer 19 58 Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Estimate was approved. . I I I e CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. C[ {t._.\-\/., U",.. .,""", , '~9 ;_,1 $ ~n25.77 THI. I:.TIMA1'E Partial Estimate No. 1 July 17, LocationArthur st. From Loui f3e st. to John st. 1958 Upon Contract Dated Pi;vinr; District No. 283 Month of Contractor The Diamond Engineering Co. QUANTITY DETAILS I PRICE I As per contract J TOTAL. TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Paving District Fund 20 % Retained Amount Now Due Cfo thE- Cit!} CounciL: AMOUNT ;-5907 21 3907.21 781. /14 31~!5. 77 & 77/100 I Certify that there is Three thousand ODe hundred twent:l five DOLLARS due to The Diamond. Engineerlng Co. on account of above estimate. ~~~ Grand Island, Nebr., Se\)tember 3. 19 54 Motion of Campbell, seoonded by Russell, Estimate was approved. City Engineer . I I I e (f-(~'t{41'1\ '< ..... ( ,..~ CITY OF GRAND ISLAND " " oj i' j\ ,,:,.J ,'1 ., ENGINEERING DEPT. $ THI. ~.TIMATE Fir18.,l Estimate No. 1 Sani tary i>1~~~t ~~.in May 23, 1958 Upon Contract Dated Location In Svcamo:ce St. from. alley betv!een 20th & 21st St - one block G'rcmd Island Plumbi '(1F'~ Co. north Month of Contractor 10I UANTITY DETAIL.S I PRICE I AMOUNT 317. 5 lin. ft. 811 V.C. l)ipe @ 1 95 619.13 1 Manhole cOIDDlete 5 ft. 120 00 120.00 6 Vertical fest eztra 6.enth IiI. H . 10 00 60.00 TOTAL. '79 13 -,......-... .....- TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Entire amount to Sewer Fund % Retained Amount Now Due $799 13 CJo thE. Clt!J Council: I Certify that there is Seven lluno.re5 ninety nine & 13/1 00 DOLLARS due to Grand I 81an<'1 Plu~()_ing Co on account of above estimate. ~~~ City Engineer Grand Island, Nebr., Se'ot ember :3, 19 58 Motion of Gross, seoqnded by Zaohry, Estimate was approved. ::'-;'~.t ~; ~:~) [." ,.t 8entember 3, 1958 Honorable IVlayclT & C1 ty Conncl]. a'r~.n6 Tol~-:1(' Ne'o....a91r"" C), _'_ ..L 0 c;, 1 )~, J'.J,., 0';:;'\.(,/-> a'entlemen: . I Herewith i 8 the City Engineer's estima.te for purchase of the following equ.ipElent for the .Stre t DeDortment: I - two wheel arlve, (; stin18.ted. co st rub'Jer mounted tractor shovel $8500.00 1 - Pick t~ sweeper and load.er attachment for above tractor shovel estimated. cost $3750.00 I - Snow loaeli attachemt for above tractor shovel estimated cost $ 4850.00 Detailed specifications to be furnished. by the City E:ngi ne e r I recomr,rend. that the Ci ty Clerk be authori z to aclverti se for bids to J~urni8h UJ.e equiplIJent, f,aid rJicU:l to be recelvcc1 until 7:30 P.M. WecinesJelay September 17, 1958. Re f1pe ctful1y 8ubmi ttecl, .c.- /;rff .~. cC~~ %//Zk'C# I E. '\V. Keis8 City Engineer Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, Estimate was approved. I e . I I I e I..f';,l Proposed Lease by and between the City of Grand Island and F. B. and J. W. Rockwell, for Building identified as T-247, $25.00 a month was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was approved. Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Proposed Lease by and between City of Grand Island and Prairie Valley Hybrid Company on Building identified as T-135, $23.30 per year, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, was approved. Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Proposed Lease by and between City of Grand Island, and Prairie Valley Hybrid Company on Building identified as T-130, $12.50 per month. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, was approved. Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Proposed Lease by and between the City of Grand Island and Redco Fertilizer Company for piece of ground 80 x 90 feet along the Right-of-way at the Air-Base, $25.00 per month, plus $2.50 per car presented. On motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, Lease was approved. Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Lease Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and Evans Grain Company for Building identified as T-l09, $80.00 per month, was presented. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, was approved. Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. ORDINANCE NO. 3378 levying taxes on Gravel District No. 26, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Acting Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3378 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Vos s, Gross, Zaehry';, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3378 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinanoe placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3378 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3378 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Vot ing no, none. . I I I e 3'}~..~~ ORDINANCE NO. 3379 levying taxes on Gravel District No. 27 regularly passed by the Counoil, signed by the Aoting Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3379 - Motion of Gross, seoonded by Campbell, was plaoed on first reading at length. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zaohry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3379 - Motion of Gross, seoonded by Pepper, rules suspended and ordinanoe plaoed on seoond reading by title only. Roll oall'ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zaohry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3379 - Motion of Gross, seoonded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinanoe placed on third reading by title only. Roll' call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ,ORDINANCE NO. 3379 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, was plaoed on final passage and finally passed. ROll oall ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zaohry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3380 Levying taxes on servioe pipe water oonnections Paving District No. 276, regularly passed by the Counoil, signed by the Acting Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3380 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3380 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3380 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3380 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, was plaoed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. . I I I e ,;~~, ,1A r 4: ORDINANCE NO. 3381 levying special tax for water service pipe Paving District No. 278, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Acting Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3381 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3381 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen,' rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3381 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll oall 'ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3381 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, C~mpbe11, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3382 levying tax for water service connection, Paving District No. 287, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Acting Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3382 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3382 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3382 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zaohry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3382 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. '( tJ Aoting Mayor Voss oommented on the presence of the Chief of Police and Airport Superintendent, also the City Engineer, for their presence at the Council meeting, stating that it was greatly appreciated by the Cha~r. . I Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Gross, seeondedby Pepper, olaims were allowed as read and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Motion of Russell, Council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk September 3, 1958 I I e q Grand Island, Nebraska September 17, 1958 . I Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except Zachry and Pepper. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Rev. Lofgreen, First Christian Church, opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meeting of September 3rd, read and approved. Bonds having been O.K.td by the City Attorney, were presented as follows: Steve Williams House Wrecker Michael Gephardt Police Chief R1chard T. Gericke Leo B. Heinz Wm. F. Tegler Patrolmen I Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, bonds were approved. Tre bid of the Nebraska Tractor and Equipment Company for Street Equipment was presented in the amount of $16,330.00. Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, referred to Street and Alley Committee, and City Engineer. Request of Lutheran Hospital for Street Lights at White Avenue and Faidley Avenue; Darr Avenue and Faidley Avenue; Ruby Avenue and Faidley Avenue, was presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, ~ referred to Street and Alley Committee. Robert Day, representing Athletic Committee of Chamber of Commerce, and the Kansas City Athletics, thanked the Council for their cooperation for the year of 1958, and also Dr. Ryder, personally, for the Baseball trophy given to the most valuable player (Ronnie Debus). He also presented the Mayor with a new baseball, autographed by the entire team, for which the Mayor thanked him. Teen-ager Martin, representing Hi-Y, made request of the Council for extended time in the ordinance pertaining to curfew for teen-agers, I e making it 11:30 on Friday nights for the football games, instead of 10:30. Campbell advised the council that he had received calls from parents of high school students, in which they declared that they would gladly pay the fine for their teen-agers rather than having to get home by 10:30 on Friday nights after football games. Motion of Campbell, seconded by GrosS, the Ordinance Commtttee was authorized to amend the curfew ordinance, making the time 11:30 after Friday night football games instead of 10:30. .""~.: h" ,.,"'.1 . /, Ted Sundermeier addressed the Council pertaining to improvements . I along Memorial Drive, stating that the Memorial Drive improvement association had done everything they could to make this a beauty spot, was somewhat difficult but/on account of the condition of the so-called park area, trees needing to be topped, and others to be replaced; that instead of grass in most places, it was covered with dandelions and water grass. He advised that the individuals on Memorial Drive would furnish the I trees, if the City would set them out and care for them. Sorensen advised Mr. Sundermeier that he felt the Park force would go along with him as far as possible, but that it would cost in the neighborhood of $500.00, and the City did not have the money. Request of Donald and Lillian Weaver for permission to build a duplex on Lot 54, Belmont Addition (corner lot), was presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, referred to Zoning Committee, hearing to be had at 7:30 P.M., October 1st. Letter from the Paine Monument Company, and Scheffel and Sons was presented, pertaining to the ground purchased by the City some eight years ago, stating that it had in no way been developed for Cemetery use. They felt that on account of the lack of space, anyone desiring to purchase a lot in the Grand Island Cemetery, had no choice, and the available lots were lessening every day. Tpe Mayor advised the Council that the lots along the south side of the North Side Cemetery had been laid out and he thought were now ready for sale; and that he was sure work was being done on the area to which monument dealers referred in the way of development. I e Letter from Henry C. Bach, City Treasurer, pertaining to delinquent t&xes in the way of Curb Signs and Sidewalk openings, as well as li'es1;aurant Permits, was presented. At that time Mr. Grimminger, who was one of the delinquents, stated that he would pay the Occupation Tax, but he would make request that there be parking meters placed on Cedar street between 3rd Street and South Front, as he desired his tenants to have use of the outside stairway. As it now is, the space is being used by persons parking cars up on the sid~walks, and it is almost impossible for a person to walk on the sidewalk. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Clayton, was referred to City Attorney. , ( j Petition for paving in 20th Street from Sycamore Street to Oak Street, with 77.45+ signatures, presented. Motion of Russell, seconded by Gross, approved, ordinance ordered drawn. . I Petition for Paving District in Faidley Avenue from White Avenue to Carey Avenue and in White Avenue from Faidley Avenue to 7th Street, and in 7th Street from White Avenue to Broadwell Avenue, with 55.78* signatures, presented. Motion of Russell, seconded by Gross, approved, ordinance ordered drawn. Request of Thomas, Benjamin and Clayton, for permission to have drug dispensary and an optical dispensary in the Clinic Building to be erected at Cleburn and Koenig, was presented. Motion of Cambpell, seconded by Gross, was referred to Zoning Committee, hearing set for October 1st, 1958. (COpy REPORT OF BUILDING INSPECTOR) September 17, 1958 I Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I wish to report the condition of the building known as the Bell Hotel, located at 217 East 3rd Street. The legal description of which is the east 22 feet of Lot 2, Block 68, Original Town and owned by William McKinley Boquette, 3409 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. I find this building unsafe and liable to collapse from structural weakness, large cracks have opened up extending from the ground to the top of the building. T~is condition has grown gradually worse for the last few years. I wish to recommend that this building be condemned and ordered torn down without delay as provided by Ordinance 1~56. _ SI E. L. Walker Building Inspector Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, was referred to City Attorney, and appropriate Committee. I e =?1 ,./ I September 17, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Gran.d If~lanc1, Nebraska. . I EerC1jil tIi. if:; the Engineer 'S 8 [,ti;ilate for Paving D:i. stri ct No. 290 ch consists of that part of Third Street from Grant street to Q'o,rfiold Street eJld. that part of GrEmt stree t from third. Street to SeconCJ_ Street. 1130 cu.ydrL e!-H'th e:xcavattol1, 2c)72 sq. yd.s. 6" concrete p,s.vement 333 ltn. ft. I" x 6" expansion Jqint 902 lin. ft. Integral curb 50 sq. ft. concrete sidewalk 3 Each adjust manhole to grade 2 Each <'1c1ju,st catchbasin to grallO 3 EELch viater vELlve narihole corro1ete 74 lin~ ft. removal conCl1ete header 50 sq. ycls. re:Jloval concrete drivevm.;Y~3 @ @ i~ .60 ,3.25 .35 .50 .45 15.00 80.00 120.00 .40 .10 ~~ 23'S. 00 8:'559.00 116.55 451.00 22.50 L15 . 00 160.00 360.00 29.60 5.00 Tot8J~ $ 9$0'.65 It Hi recommended. ths.t tbis -woJ."k be advGrtiseo. for bide-; to be received until 7:30 o'clock P.M. October 1, 1958. Respectfully submitted, I d?~~ E. Vi. Kei8s City Engineer Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was approved. I e . I I I e SeDt:~m1)e:r 17, 1958 Honol'H'b1 () i,ie.;yo:C' & C1 ty Council (~'r' q "1i, T C,' 'I ~,'", ('l N '" 'hI'~L () 1", D '--I OuJ.I"".i. ......,)___L_'~J.l_-{., '\.._'1.... C ,--,,,,':... . Gentlemen: Her th is the City Engirleer's estimate flor construction of' f3i.d ctlong the north side of lut 1 'blocJ; 3, Lambert' E'\ ) C' , . G - I J " ~T"' . " ~2nd Ad.cU.tion to clle ~:'GY C:l. -}'anct 8__[1.110" l\8.o:r'a~~8" SeHO. sidevvclk being 0 erect bUll t per 0 nance 1'10. .j,)72. 54,0 Gel. ft. 4" concrete sid.e1JcEtlk )'-, ,II> . tSO (l~nr:70 0"" ~f{J . U @ 16 sq. yets 6" concrete for a.lley retUl"'n V-C}-.:1e.rlt '7. Gr' J:.). :~O _ 52. 00 Total 32;?' . 00 I recol-.cr'l8n6 that l:,j.c.ls to const"uct recieved until 7:30 o'clock P.M. 1958. f:J,lJove ywrk be sd<::1.Y October 1, ROf1pectful1;;' Ell. t t ecl, 64/~ E. \V. Keiss Ci ty T~.ngi11eer) Motion of Gross, seoonded by Sorensen, approved. Phone oall from Mr. F. J. Cleary advised that a oontraot had been entered into for the oonstruotion of the above sidewalk. . I I I e (~t?I\.,",~_~~, .'..j..-lpl_l,e(<:'..... ,.., rL. .- ;:.~) ..L CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. $ 6544.69 THla EaTIMATE PEc:ct -i (1 Estimate No. ') '-' Upon Contract Dated Julv 17, 19 58 Vine st. to OCl, let line oJ: ]:Jlo c}: 9 & lU - Location Cleussen Countr~- Vlew - J.n Plum 3t. from Sunset Ave. to Do~ge St. Contractor Tn E' Di :1'n'Jil(i Engj n GPrj ne; Co Pl'lcvt ne; District No. 279 Month of QUANTITY DETAILS I PRICE I AMOUNT As per contract 13634c.76 J TOTAL. 136;34 76 54,33 90 lC.tJ6 17 6;544 69 TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Paving District Fund 20% Retained Amount Now Due Clo thE- CitJ Council: I Certify that there isSix thou8El,no_ fi vo hun6reo f()pbr -i'n1'l" f(. hO h nnDOLLARS due to The Di8Elono_ Enr:Jneeri.n,,c,> Co. on account of above estimate. " 0f6~ City Engineer Grand Island, Nebr., Se'ternoer 17, 19 58 Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, approved. . I I I e C(,il' .,>ed, <'\\ C' I ~;\ ':.') . ,J CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. $ 6l~n.;25 TOll. EaTl""TE ?nrtial Estimate No. 1 Upon Contract Dated July 1 7 , 19 58 14th st. from GrD.nd I slane} Ave. to Park AIle Location P,)r1\:. Ave. 1'1"0::1 13th to 15th PaVil1Q~ 28f~ District No. Month of Contractor TJ:18 Duunond Engineering 00. 1:;1 UANTITY DETAILS I PRICE I AMOUNT f,.s e1' contract 15328 12 J TO BE DIVIDEO AS FOLLOWS: TOTAL 50% cOillnletec1 - Previous Estimate 15328 12 7664 06 ~L53~~ 81 6Vll 25 Paving District Fund ;2 0 % Retained Amount Now Due CIa thE- CitJ Council: I Certify that there is 81:< thou_s~nCLmH~_.hnJlDr.EgL.'.thi_r,t:Y-~Qne &: 2 fill OODOILARS due to The DiDlln.Y;..c-.: Y'n'''l. -1""-"'.' r'.' 0 . l.! oW Lo .l..C;'J.L _LnG O. on account of above estimate. c:k~~~ City Engineer Grand Island, Nebr., September 17, 19~ Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, approved. . I I I e 1'-.".,,>. c: ,J\ I~) ~) CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. $ 1~:960.02 THI8 ~.TIMATE Part ial Estimate No. 1 Upon Contract Dated Jl1.1y 17 , 19 58 Prwing District No. ~~87 Location Park. Ave. :Leom 16th St. to State Street Month of Contractor The Diamond Engineering Co. QUANTITY DETAI LS I PRICE I AMOUNT As per contr'D.ct 18700.02 TOTAL. 18700 02 TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Paving District Fund 3740 00 :2 0% Retained Amount Now Due 149130 02 C/o thE- Cit!! Council: I Certify that there is Fourteen Thoussnd nine hundrect sixty & 02/10DOLLARS due to Tho DiD,mond EngineeY'in5 Co. on account of above estimate. gf,~ City Engineer Grand Island, Nebr., September 17) 19 58 Motion of Sorensen,seconded by Gross, approved. . I I I e CITY OF" GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. ;:-~,,--':_{!,~,. ~Vl__t'e.({ i:.i C~} 4 $ 693. 00 I PRICE I @ 1 26 TH1. EaTlMATE Estimate No. r' (') r.i.. Q':ra \/:~ 1 v ' Clhstnct .No. , - . . "1 - ,;; i r<,',) 0 rt Location t'jl),nl Cli)c;v, "-. Upon Contract Dated Scqtembcr 4, 19 58 F i n8,l 1 JAlnjTi. 0 r Month of Contractor Luther & Mactdo:;z QUANTITY DETAIL.S 550 Ct1.. yds. armor coat gravel TOTAL. TD BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate To: Paving Fund $100.80 % Retained To: AirDort Fund 592.20 Amount Now Due CIo thE. Cit!) Council: I Certify that there is Six hund.reo. ni.nety-tlJ,ree & No/I00 AMOUNT 693.00 $ 693.00 $693.00 DOLLARS due to Luther & Maddox on account of above estimate. / A' <;~ / , ~' {;;F~_ '(.v~:/1 /, ~_~'....... - "t.,.,",./ Grand Island, Nebr., Se,)teJDer 17, 19-513- Motion of Sorensen. seconded by Gross. approved. City Engineer 28) Lease-Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and Ray H. Morse for use of concrete slab for trailer parking, 60 feet west of the Building identified as ~-101, $120.00 a year was presented . I Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and Hall County Housing Authority for paving in Paving District No. 297, parts of streets owned by Hall County, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Report of the Street and Alley Committee pertaining to the cutting of the curb at Cleburn and Koenig, was presented. On Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, Committee report was approved, request granted. (COpy CEMETERY COMMITTEE REPORT) September 17, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I We, the undersigned, members of the Cemetery Committee hereby recommend that the plat of cemetery lots annexed to Blocks F. G. and H of the Grand Island Cemetery be referred to the City Planning Commission for their study and ~roval. Respectfully submitted Cemetery Committee SI Marion I, Zachry Chairman SI George .H. Cla~ton Motion of Clayton, seconded by Gross, was approved. City Engineer Keiss advised the Council that the plat of cemetery lots along the north side of Section line through cemetery, had been prepared and ready for signatures. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, plat was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to I e sign. (COPY REPORT OF PARKING LOT COMMITTEE) September 17, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska . I Gentlemen: We, the members of the Parking Lot Committee, recommend the City accept the Engineer's estimate for the purpose of curbing and hard- surfacing the north one-half of Block 57, Original Town, Grand Island, Nebraska, .known as the Wheeler Parking Lot. Engineer's Estimate '" 1 1 ou. yds. earth excavation sq. yds. removal cone. slab sq. ft. removal brick walk sq. yds. removal cone. entrance each removal barrier posts lin. ft. const. "Type A" curb line ft. integral curb sq. ft. 4" cone. walk (sq. yds. 2" asphaltic cone. surface) (sq. yds. 4" stabilized base oourse ) each move attendant's shelter each paint attendant's shelter Electrical conduit for parking gates Lighting system 756 44.1 24.4 45.7 12 668 28 769 3328 Total $7890.56 ~ , I The committee further recommends the City C,erk be authorized to advertise for bids to be received up to 7:30 p.m., 1 October 1958, and that the successful bidder be urged to complete the job as soon as possible to avoid' cold and inclement weather. ( Respectfully submitted, SI Marion I. Zachry SI F. A. Pepper SI George H. ClaMton PARKING LOT COMMITTEE ..... Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, Estimate was approved. I e Resolutions pertaining to delinquent taxes on several properties, property having been sold at Tax Foreclosure, the City not having been represented at the Sale, author:1z'hg the City Treasurer to charge off of his records, were presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, referred to finance committee. ORDINANCE NO. 3383 creating Gravel District No. 29 in Sherman Avenue from 5th Street to the north line of West Height's Second Addition, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3383 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Zachry and Pepper absent. :~'Q ORDINANCE NO. 3383 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll . I call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Zachry and Pepper absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3383 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Zachry and Pepper absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3383 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Zachry and Pepper absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3384 - creating Paving District No. 295 in Huston A~enue from State Street to Waugh Street, was regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3384 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, I Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, GrOss, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Zachry and Pepper absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3384 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Zachry and Pepper absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3384 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Zachry and Pepper absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3384 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed pn final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting I e yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Zachry and Pepper absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3385 creating Paving District No. 296 in 20th Street from Sycamore to Oak Street, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 33~i ~ Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Zachry and Pepper absent. T-} (~: (.\ .~ - ~i; I~~"} (, . I ORDINANCE NO. 3385 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross Sorensen. Voting no, none. Zachry and Pepper absent. ORDINANCE .NO. 3385 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Zachry and Pepper absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3385 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Zachry and Pepper absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3386 CREATING PAVING DISTRICT NO. 297 in Faidley Avenue from Carey Avenue to White Avenue; in White Avenue from I Faidley to 7th Street; in 7th Street from White Avenue to Broadwell Avenue, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3386 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen. Voting no, none. I e Zachry and Pepper absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3386 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Zachry and Pepper absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3386 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Zachry and Pepper absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3386 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Zachry and Pepper absent. Motion of Russell, seconded by Campbell, the bid of Nebraska Tractor and Equipment Company for street equipment was accepted in the amount of $14,652.50. Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, claims were allowed as read and listed in the claim register. 1I101L ca:t,l ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton ,-, o ;~ Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen. Voting no, none. Zachry and Pepper absent. The Mayor advised the Council would meet for the canvassing of . I ballots on Monday, September 22nd, and on Tuesday, September 23rd, for hearing on the Zoning. Motion of Russell, Council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk September 17, 1958 I I e " ,1 Grand Island, Nebraska September 22, 1958 . I Council met for the purpose of canvassing mail ballots cast in the Election of September 16th. There being no quorum, the Mayor adjourned the meeting to 6:30 P.M., September 23rd. September 22, 1958 F. S. White City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska September 23, 1958 Council met at 6:30 P.M. as per adjournment bfcSeptember 22nd. All Councilmen present except Russell and Voss. The Council canvassed the returns of the E~ection, September 16th, and also counted the Mail Ballots. Returns were as follows: PRECINCT FOR AGAINST 1 97 190 2 168 299 3 84 191 4 160 172 I 5 108 287 6 86 124 7 113 275 8 140 261 ~ 72 196 10 112 234 11 117 193 12 61 150 13 126 131 14 186 228 1,630 2,931 Total Mail 16 18 1,646 2,949 MAIL FOR AGAINST Total Mail by Wards 4 2 6 -- 1st Ward 4 3 7 -- 4th Ward 6 2 16 13 19 2nd Ward 2 3rd Ward 18 Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, the Canvass of the ballots I e was accepted as presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, Canvass was made official. Motion of Gross, Council adjourned to Hearing of Zoning Commi ttee. F. S. Wh it e City Clerk September 23, 1958 ~~ Grand Island, Nebraska September 23, 1958 Hearing was held before the Zoning Committee, as per notice of September 11th. . I The Mayor advised persons desiring to be heard to introduce themselves and make their speech in its entirety, not to be given the floor the second time, until after every person who wished to be heard had his chance. City Attorney advised as to the problem to be taken into consideration as to Zoning. B. J. Cunningham, representing residents of 1st, 2nd and, 3rd Streets, very much opposed to rezoning, and felt that it should be Spot Zoning, which was very different from his case argued before the Supreme Court. Lawrence Jablonski, 1400 West Second, opposed. Proposed notice be sent to each and every home owner that might be affected in this area. I Louis A. Holmes, represent&ng individuals along, or in the Second Street area, mentioned the fact that Mr. Cunningham was not consistent in his thinking, as he felt now that spot zoning should be tolerated, and wherein that a short time previous, he argued against spot zoning in the Supreme Court. in Mr. Holmes felt that/all areas in the Business Zone where the Building Inspector .issued a building permit, there should be provision for off-street parking. Richard DeBacker, 1223 W. Second, stated that it was rather odd the way persons could change their minds as to spot zoning, or over- all zoning. He advised the Committee that he had purchased his I e property, knowing that the chances were that it would be made Commercial, and he bought it at a depreciation price, but there were a number of residents on Second Street, who had built or purchased their homes during the high price period, who would be unable to realize their investment for residential purposes, from the sale of property. John McCarthy, representing Mrs. A. J. Baumann, 2100 W. 2nd, favored the rezoning. 9'~ E. Merle McDermott for himself and Miss Houser, 1000 W. 2nd, . I presented argument: in favor of rezoning. Joe Heffner, member of Planning Commission, stated the reasons why he had been for rezoning, but was not speaking for the Commission as their report was on file with the Committee. Mr. Vandegrift felt that there should be rezoning on Second Street, but did not feel it should be the entire length of Second Street. He felt there should be a transitional area. Mr. McNett, 1803 W. Second, Member of Planning Commission, but speaking as an individual, for the rezoning. Herb Roeser, Block 16, Kernohan & Decker's Addition, 1700 Block West Second, for rezoning. Jim Bost, who owns lot at 804 W. Second, or Second & Eddy, for rezoning. B. J. Cunningham, second appearance, talked considerable and I said nothing. (Zachry was excused on account of being called for run) Mr. Holmes called attention to the statement made by Mr. Cunningham, that the traffic followed business. He called his hand on that in as much as the traffic was there, the business would have to go to it, the traffic would not go to the business in most instances. Mr. Vandegrift second time. Father Egging referred to the Zoning Commission's Report wherein they mentioned they felt there should be a transitional area in these different streets. That after consideration by the Planning Commission, the Zoning Commission's report was accepted with the exception of that portion recommending the transitional area. Mr. Thompson 1700 W. 3rd Street advised that there were several I e businesses on 3rd west of Eddy. He, as a home owner would probably suffer in the way of depreciation and value of property, but he was very much in favor of rezoning to Business "B". No further discussion. Mayor called for adjournment. Motion of Gross, meeting adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk September 23, 1958 (> !-)! ;3 APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPT. 30, 1958 FUND APPROP. ADJ. EXPENDED TOTAL BALANCE SEPTI:MBER I:X1)ENDED Adm. 47705.00 3849.88 9301. 48 38403.52 Eng. 34070.00 3003.46 5943.01 28126.99 st. Sewer 24585.00 267.95 338.83 24246.17 . Health 16782.00 1094.84 2209.25 14572.75 Inc. 16160.00 1367.05 7441.82 8718.18 I City Hall 11725.00 1479.88 2389.09 9335.91 Civil Sere 3325.00 205.00 548.07 2776.93 General 154352.00 11268.06 28171.55 126180.45 Bond & Int. 90984.00 260.00 260.00 90724.00 Airport 145388.00 6229.68 12845.82 132542.18 st. Jllley 97440.00 5102.90 10032.29 87407.71 Sanitation 54055.00 3947.20 8122.80 45932.20 Park 80348.00 5052.77 14759.42 65588.58 Police 167743.80 12533.35 23861.72 143882.08 Cemetery 47040.00 3754.23 7178.58 39861.42 Fire 170460.00 11453.66 24153.10 146306.90 Fire Pension 26000.00 1621.26 3242.52 22757.48 Paving 70520.00 5006.62 7997.58 62522.42 I Sewer 68887.50 5177.65 9035.04 59852.46 Sewer ColI. 9205.00 255.63 1033.28 8171.72 City Garage 40470.00 4800.88 7499.51 32970.49 Cem. GAR 1000.00 1000.00 00.00 Perm. Care 112263.28 112263.28 Library 42900.00 3063.63 5949.78 36950.22 Music 5500.00 1750.00 1750.00 3750.00 Civil DeL 630.00 2.80 16.24 613.76 Soc. Sec. 36000.00 36000.00 Parking Lot s 2735.00 247.07 462.48 2272.52 Elk's Parking 3200.00 406.25 174.90 3781.15 I Sewer Con s. 26 243 . 00 26243.00 1453364.58 581.15 81527.39 167371.71 1286574.02 e Water 11106.41 19927.34 Light 205784.68 264532.63 Sewer Dist. Paving Dist. 47858.98 116429.16 346277.46 568260.84 Respectfully Submitted, F. S. White, City Clerk :2Q ~,) ,} Grand Island, Nebraska October 1, 1958 . I Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except Voss and Clayton. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Rev. Hansen, Episcopal Church, opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meetings of September 16th, 22nd and 23rd, were read and approved. Regular Surety Bond, having been O.K.'d by City Attorney, for V. H. Fette, Housemover, was presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was approved. Ho+mberg addressed the Council pertaining to condition of the Bell Hotel. He claimed that he understood that the owner had abandoned the Hotel, and made an assignment to an individual who lives outside of the State; that the Hotel was constructed previous to modern building methods; that there is now $406.00 Real Estate I Taxes, plus interest, due, and he thought it was to costly for the City to consider condemnation, and suggested that the Council, as a whole, investigate the building for further recommendation. Motion of Russell, seconded by Sorensen, was referred to the Building Committee, Building Inspector, and Council as a whole. Claim of L. A. Cates for $88.45 was presented, along with the recommendation of City Attorney, that the claim be reJeoted. Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, report of City Attorney was approved. Bid on the surfacing of Wheeler Street Parking Lot, Missouri Valley Construction Company, in the amount of $7,877.65, was presented. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, was referred to Parking Lot Committee. Bids on Paving District No. 290 were opened and read as follows: Diamond Engineering Company $9,461.48 $9,793.25 I e Missouri Valley Construction Company Motion of Pepper, seconded by Gross, referred to Street and Alley Committee, and City Engineer. Request of C. F. Tully to have a pole in the alley at the rear of Lot 7, Block 37, Original Town, moved from present location to either one side or the other, was presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, was referred to Water and Light Committee. '::J\ Cii ,-'; "... Request of Mrs. Irvin Schwieger and Mrs. Fred Schwieger, for permission to set up an eating place in their basement across the street from the Senior High School was presented. Motion of Gross, . I seconded by Russell, was received and placed on file. Request of Rev. Nordine for permission to place a small sign at 1116 W. 2nd Street was presented. Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, referred to Street and Alley and Police Committees. Report from Planning Commission on request of Emil Lucht for detachment from the City was presented. (COpy) RECOMMENDATIONS AND FINDINGS OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION IN AND FOR THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Grand Island City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska I Re: Application of Emil Lucht to detach certain real property from the corporate limits of the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska. The Application of Emil Lucht was presented and heard by the Planning Commission. After due consideration and study of the facts as presented by the applicant, Emil Lucht, and upon due con- sideration of the condition that now exists and has existed for many years as it pertains to the particular land in question, and further the Planning Commission having found that the said real property in question is a plat of more than five acres being used exclusively for agricultural purposes as provided for in the laws of the State of Nebraska. The Planning Commission herewith recom- mends that the City of Grand Island, by and through its duly elected Mayor and City Council, acquiesce in the necessary legal steps to secure the legal detachment of the said property belonging to Emil Lucht as recommended by the City Planning Commission in its report which is herewith attached and made a part hereof and which changes and modifies the original application of the said Emil Lucht and as more particularly delineated on the City Map which is included and made a part hereof. T~e findings and recommendations of the Planning Commission are as follows: I e That the Cottage Grove Addition as it now exists and the streets and alleys therein designated be vacated; that, the land belong- ing to the applicant, Emil Lucht, lying to the north of the street known as East 4th Street be retained within the City Limits and the application of Emil Lucht as it per- tains to this particular part be denied; that the consideration for this agreement be in that said Emil Lucht shall give the City a permanent and perpetual easement, a strip 33 feet wide, for street purposes along the north edge of the said Cottage Grove Addition as it now exists; that the said Emil Lucht vac~te and dedicate a strip 50 feet wide along the west edge of the said Cottage Grove Addition and extending south thereof to a point where it intersects with ];'9 \~ . I Esst 4th Street as it now exists; further that the said Emil Lucht vacate and dedicate for street purposes, a strip of land 80 feet in width over, across, and upon the real property belonging to him from a point at the east edge of Lambert's Sub-division northeasterly in a diagonal direction to con- nect with the eastern terminus of 7th Street which street now exists, for the reason that East 4th Street has never been vacated and dedicated officially for street purposes. The Planning Commission in consideration of the above, respect- fully recommends that the real property belonging to Emil Lucht located to the south and east of said East 4th Street as it now exists be detached from the corporate limits of the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, and that the corporation limits be corrected to reflect this detachment. The attached map of the City is charted to more clearly show the recommendations of the Planning Commission. All of the land designated in red should be retained within the City Limits. The land designated by blue as recommended should be detached from the City Limits and the necessary legal description prepared for the easements and dedications of the streets as set forth in these findings. Sf A. E. Egg:ing Chairman of the City Planning Commission by F.N.M. I Attest;: sf Frank N.,. McNett Secretary Campbell mentioned the fact that he felt there should be some further investigation made, and moved that it be referred to City Attorney, and the Council to make a study of conditions governing. this plat, and hearing be set for 7:30 P.M., November 5th, 1958. Claim of Kenneth Simpson for $2,158.70 was presented. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, claim was rejected and referred to Finance Committee. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment. October 1, 1958 F. S. White City Clerk I e Grand Island, Nebraska October 1, 1958 Council met as Board of Adjustment on request of Donald and Lillian Weaver for building duplex; and Thomas, Benjamin and Clayton on dispensary in Clinic Building at Koenig and Cleburn. All Council- men present except Voss and Clayton. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. There being no protestors present, or written protests on file, the following Committee Report was presented: r) ,r-/ :;_> l . I (COpy FIRE AND ZONING COMMITTEE REPORT) September 26, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We, the members of the Fire and Zoning Committee, to whom was referred a request by Donald and Lillian Weaver for permission to erect a duplex on Lot 54, Belmont Addition, recommend the request be allowed. LMC/lm Respectfully submitted, sl Lyman M. Campbell Sl William A. Gross SI Robert L. Sorensen FIRE AND ZONING COMMITTEE Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, report was approved. (COpy FIRE and ZONING COMMITTEE REPORT) September 26, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I The Fire and Zoning Committee was referred a re~uest by Mr. George C. Clayton of the T~omas, Benjamin and Clayton firm, relative to the placement of a drug and optical dispensary in the proposed clinic which is to be erected at Koenig and C~eburn. T~is committee has investigated these matters throoughly and finds the drug dispensary is a component of the medical profession; likewise, the optical dispensary is a component of the opto~6~~7/ profession, neither of which shall dispense any article which has not! been prescribed by members of the medical ar oPt~~~profession. We recommend this request be granted. LMCIlm Respectfully submitted, sl Lyman M. Campbell SI William A. Gross SI Robert L. Sorensen FIRE and ZONING OOMMITTEE I e There being no written protests on file, nor protestors present, Committee Report was approved on motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross. Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, Council adjourned to. meet in regular session. F. S. Wh it e City Clerk October 1, 1958 Grand Island, Nebraska October 1, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except ) Voss and Clayton. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Contractor's Progress Estimates and Statements on Gra.nd Isla.nd Municipal Airport Thomas, Benjamin, and Clayton ----- $ 949.32 Missouri Valley Construction Company -- $21,359.62 were . I presented, and on motion of Campbell, seconded by Sorensen, were approved and ordered paid. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Russell, Gross, Zachry, Sorense~, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Clayton absent. I I e . I I I e CITY OF" GRAND ISLAND Partial Estimate No. 1 Pavinrz 281 District No. Month of l:;l UANTITY ENGINEERING DEPT. Upon Contract Dated cr r...."-.~.._"- {.J "'_~'.I.J.~{ 1" ~.A $ 1463.30 July 17, Location Clebul'n St. from 13th c~+ Qu. THla lE.aTIMATE: 19 58 to stn,te St. Contractor TJ:1e Dlarnond Englneer:i.ng Co. DETAILS As pen' contl'Etct TO BE DIVIDED AS F"OLLOW5: Pavlng District Fund Cfo the Cd!} Council: I Certify that there is One TOTAL. Previous Estimate 20 % Retained Amount Now Due I PRICE i AMOUNT 1829.12 18~'?9 .1~? 365.82 1463.30 thousrmd four hundrec5. . L.V 3oL100 SlXGY urlroo & DOLLARS due to The DlomoncL Engineering Co. Grand Island, Nebr., October 1, 19 58 ~~~~. on account of above estimate. City Engineer Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Estimate was approved. . I I I e c:J::?,f.... .', '.<- ~~'., J" {'.;.i.>.J.t r { Ii 1\ ',J.U CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. $ 56,14.10 THI. E.TIMAT~ Partial Estimate No. 1 Prnn ng District No. 282 Ulon Contract Dated J u1 y 1 7 , 19 58 ...r~ .,~-.Q. 0 :;; ('I";' ~O~_'.r ~'() ~ ,,:';\ -l r" -: J.. - ..a. 1-) "'(' -r1J...~ Q',LL lc C, ;::;>l.. .Ll ::L. ,::Jt',Cc)1l,O, SLJ. to ln~e .101 In.'_ Location line of Blocks :2 & :3 D8koy's liC\Cition Month of Contractor The Diamond. Enginee:C'ing Co. 101 UANTITY DETAILS I PRICE i AMOUNT i~fj lJey- C011t118,Ct 7055 12 J TOTAL 7055 12 TO BE DIVIDED AS FOL.L.DWS: Previous Estimate Paving District Fund. l<j,ll 02 20% Retained Amount Now Due [)6.44 10 'Jo thE CLtJ Council: .' . , 10/100 lTlmeJreo. forty-four & DOLLARS I Certify that there is Five t}wu8enCL s i.:~ due to The Diamond Engineer4n~ Co. on account of above estimate. b~~ City Engineer Grand Island, Nebr., October 1, 1958 Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Estimate was approved. . I I I e C!..l {,L ~"c-~ 1 ~ft - J ,~~. t,~: ~ f ., ;y~lfJ CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. $ 4905.00 THI. I:.Tl~ATE: P El.rti 0,1 Estimate No. " r::, 19 Ci8 Park Ave. Str@c~- Upon Contract Dated July 1 7 , 14th St. from Grand IslanO_ Ave. to .Location'P[lx'k kIT'" fram l3tJ:-:. to l=:,tl~ Pavlng District No. ~84 Month of Contractor The DiaDond Engineering Co. QUANTITY DETAIL-S I PRICE I AMOUNT 80 % aI' contract 1221:32 50 TOTAL. 12262.50 TO BE DIVIDED AS F'DL-L-OWS: Previous Estimate (n31.25 Paving District Fund 1226.25 20% Retained Amount Now Due 4905 00 Clo the CdJ CounciL: I Certify that there is ~'OlJr thouP,end nine htUldreO_ five & NoI100 DOILARS due to The Die,mond Engineerlng Co. on account of above estimate. e?~/~ City Engineer Grand Island, Nebr., October 1, 19 58 Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Estimate was approved. . I I I e ,. ' 1 CL(J-..~t-.~.>." OJ tJ'-:,i.-.J.~ 4: () ;~~ CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. $ 3866 48 THla EaTIMATE PaI't1 a1 Estimate No. 1 Upon Contract Dated July 17, 19 58 1'va.lnut:3t from state st. to tJ-:,e n,orth Location line of 18th street. PB vi rl5 District No. 285 Month of Contractor TYe DiE,mOJ:1(:L Engineerlns Co. QUANTITY DETAIL.S I PRICE I AMOUNT l\...s })C}.~ cOY1.tre.,ct /1833.10 J TOTAL 482)0 10 TO BE DIVIDED AS FOL.L.OWS: Previous Estimate "l::J,,' '-'l,r D" 0+'1'- t );i",." (",V.Lf.-u l u u 1. lC letl"" 20% Retained 9Ei6 C~ ~) v"-' Amount Now Due 3866 <L8 fJo tfu: City Council: 48/100 s:1.xty- six & DOLLARS I Certify that there IS Three tboLJ"scmd eLsht hundred due to The D1o.80nG Engineerin~ Co. on account of above estimate. uff~~~ City Engineer Grand Island, Nebr., October 1, 19-5B Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Estimate was approved. . I I I e cl,'L- Lt..:.-\... " '..,:. - (I. J _oiJ-~;.<!1 ( ) n"'" , 'j,0 j CITY OF GRAND ISLAND Pa:r'tlel Estimate No. 1 Paving District No. 286 Month of QUANTITY TO BE OIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: PavinG District Fund Clo the eit!:} Council: ENGINEERING DEPT. $ 2516.86 THla EaTIMATE Upon Contract Dated July 17, 19 58 11th st. from Clsburn st. to Eddy St. Location Contractor T~Q Diamond Engineering Co. DETAILS I PRICE I AMOUNT t:.. ...s 314:6 07 pc:!.' contract J TOTAL 3146 07 Previous Estimate 20% Retained 629 21 Amount Now Due 2516 86 I Certify that there is TVTo U10U8?nO fj VA "hl)Y1ch,p,r! I'd cd,PAil f/.r R(.''/10n DOLLARS due to The Diamond Engineering Co. on account of above estimate. Grand Island, Nebr., October 1, d?~~~ City Engineer 19 .58 Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, Estimate was approved. . I I I e CITY OF" GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. Final 1 Upon Contract Dated Estimate No. 0, _t ~\{"'..,< 'I~ 1 n , !i.: tl ~l $ 702.15 THI. [aTIMATI: Month of Contractor Luther & Maddox Location In P1easHnt Home Ac1cHtion 19_ Gravel District No. 28 QUANTITY I DETAILS 755 cubi c yarC:LS 1'08,(, gravel TOTAL. TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Gravel District Fund % Retained Amount Now Due Clo thE- Cit!:} Council I Certify that there is Seven hu.ndr80. tvvo & 15/100 due to Lu ther &; Tf1addox 6~/~ Grand Island, Nebr., October 1, 19-5..8 PRICE'/ AMOUNT @ ~~ $ 702 15 93 J $ 702.15 $ 702.15 DOLLARS on account of above estimate. City Engineer Motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, Estimate was approved. ~---- . I I I e cC>~"\<-'~~' (~f~ (J~':'_~) CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. $ 1562.19 THI. E.TIMATE Final Estimate No. 1 Upon Contract Dated Hay 2,) 19 58 O~{lp}JOmp, Ave from Locust to Cleburn Location Avenue ;Vater Moin District No. 211 Month of Contractor Tn p r;-j ty Watt~r Denartment QUANTITY DETAILS I PRICE I AMOUNT 352 lineal ft 6" cast iron pipe 193 lbs. fittings 1 tanDing valve & sleeve 1 eorth floor mo,nhole c01ilD1ete Removing & replacing 184 80. DDving @ 2 82 35 992.64 67.55 1'15.00 120.00 ft. 2.37 . 00 TOTAL. 1562 19 TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Entire i\nount to Water Fund % Retained Amount Now Due 1562 19 Clo the Cit!:} CounciL: I Certify that there is One t:hous8,nc1 five l'mnclred sixty-two & 19/100 DOLLARS due to The City Water DS'J8,:ctment on account of above estimate. ~~ City Engineer Grand Island, Nebr., October 1 , 19--5a Motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, Estimate was approved. . I I I e f' .J>J"-,r.;,.l 4: {) t.-; CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. $ 1030. 00 THI. ~aTl"'''T~ Final Estimate No. 1 Upon Contract Dated May 23, 19 58 - ~N8.tel"l Main District No. 212 Location Oklahoma Ave. from Gl"18' e nv\ri ell A.ve. to liy'co1n AVfmue Tb.G Ci t:y D .1,.1.J., .L,_, . Month of Contractor "rater i epartnent. - I I I QUANTITY DETAILS PRICE I AMOUNT ;555 1tnen.1 ft 6" Cf1St iY'cm 1)i C) (3 @ o 00 1030. 15 l-:'j . (~_):::..., I '7 TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Entire amottnt to Water Ftmd.. TOTAL. 10tlO.15 Previous Estimate % Retained . Amount Now Due 1030.15 Clo thE- Clf!} Council I Certify that there is One thousand thi:cty & 15/100 due to The 01 ty Vlat e1' J) epcotl'tnleIl't_.._ DOLLARS on account of above estimate. ~~"fi~ ....-- Grand Island, Nebr., October 1, rp 19 'Ju City Engineer Motion of Pepper. seconded by Campbell. Estimate was approved. l~ .' _' ,Eli ;~1: t, f i Ootober 1, 1958 Honor8:ble Mayor 8; City Council Gre.n6. 181an(1., NebI'D . I Gentlemen: Herewith is the Engineer's 8stir18.te for CODstructJ.on of public 8i along the Bouth sid.e of the east 100 feet of the south 158 feet of lot 17, Hom.e SubdJ"vii'1ion, saieL pulJ1ic siC'8viCl.lk !::;eing o:e(:,,,e:r>eci buLLt by OY'C3..inanc8 3.'374. 2:22 6.6 16 so. f't. 4" concrete sioewc1,1k C<c'~ 'ro'; c< 611 "O'l~J c'Y'etfO'> C'i"L~'l' "ve',,-yc"J.y" ~) "_" J -'- ,-J .' \.j . .'..' '.,J '"_ C', ., 1, -1 '1 -"t J,JI v AU ,,-, c,"'~ y,,~ l 0'-' -1," ]0 n+ -,-1. 1. J. 2 ./.\...i.. \..., L}l:)CJJ.J..LJ~'1.. .r.... u '...1 - u @ .45 3.25 .20 ;!~ 90 4'p99. - 21.45 ~20_ Totc:!.l l~;,~L 55 T l'E:cormilCnd Y'E~cel ved until t tills VIOYJ]{, lJC Etd_-\ler}tj_ D :forl D].O~C~ to be 7:30 I).M. Wednesday October) 15, 1958. Resuectf'ully tted, ef#~ E. \11 \> IC (; i ~1 8 C:i. ty Engi n.e or' I Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, estimate was approved. I e <*: (j (\: October 1, 1958 . I Hono]"a11 (; llayor & Oi ty Council G'rAnd Inland) Febranka Re: HeoalI'R to roof of :Public Library. Gentlemen: At the request of the 121 ";'1u.b11 c Li brD.ry estimate for renairs to 1)u.b110 Library ouil(1i Bot:lrd of Trtwtess of the Grand. I heI'evrith 8u1::Jlui t the Engine or IS the roof of the Grand Island [:1 t) follOWf-l : Repair' :coof an.6 gut tern ar'01)J16 entix's building :!t900.00 6 thr(1).gh wall scuDpers & head8 (,,;; 0'1> '? ,- 0 n .s. ~pc)Q. 'J 210.00 Bri cl\.1Hork 150.00 6 down snouts @ $.30.00 180.00 Remove old dovrn snout pines in e building and repair walls 90.00 ReiIlove and re cwt ornmnental metCll trim 250.00 Tota.l 1780.00 I I recommend thD.t this tHode be advertised 1'01' bids to be received until 7:30 o'olock P. . October 15, 1958. Re~3::'eotfully submitted, ~~~~ E. W. Kelss Oi ty EncJneer Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, estimate was approved. I e 4 II i:t "~. V ;../ Octol.Jor 1, 1958 J-!O.n.Ol'8..1JJ_e LID,~rOIl 8-; Ci t7:l C01J.rlel~L ~~q'llcl Tq10~(~ Npb~0akq "".f..L. {,,_ "" -'~ k~ _ L',lJ. J"-', ~I f... J.. ell ,-,.~_CL . I G'entlcElen: T l!.creby certify that the City ter Depn.rtsent has COll.11)letcci worl:.on tel' in Dlntrlct 1\10. 2111n accordanoe t~ t~e n10~0 ~~~ c~~n'firnti0n' ~~~ CO"lt . __ J,.., ..:_;.O"L"'. (',L'-',.~o.'~ \;u.L_.;:: ':: '...'. ..f:: eN') '1.- Ei11C"t ~JetV/eerl t_t1e Clt:i 01 Gl~f),11Ct 18J_8..110.., el)~e8.!81(Et ter De GIlt contradt waR dated :rl2. c: tJ 'j):.l t:i:i.1.0. tJ18 l\:ID..;1 2 ~~ i C. l 1958. I further certify that the wo QOJl8 r.18.te11io,J._ 8,t "L1.I1i t I)I}=Lces sot 1'0 contains the followi if1. the con,t:e[3,ct. :=)5~:? li:n.8 f't. () II CEJ,st l~corl '~)lT)e 193 Ibsw fj.ttings 1 taVDing valve & sleeve 1 earth floor manhole cOGpJ.ete Removj_J~G & repl[),cing 184 sq. pEtVJ.ns @ 2. 8~? ~f;;9q 0 r 11" 'n ',. ,-,.. J . ;55 67.55 145.00 l~;O. 00 ..p.J.. J. LJ . 237.00 Total Jv 5G 8.19 ..L reCorll'nenc1 -;:")8 EtCCe"otJeo.. t;Il(l.AG tho C [JY tJ}18 Cl ty clo:ne l)y tb.e City of Q'rand I8land, N ter~ D()~JC,lr.ltrnerlt J1e!' I I here th subm1t followi statement of all costs in connecti on vIi tJJ :32i(1 Water Llain Dl ~Jtr'ie t No. 211. To: Ci -t3.T \"VD., tell D GI)[1,Yltl'llsrlt To: 1~r1Gln.eel~i:ng & }?lJ"bJ_ic[)Jtiorl ,!J, 1"('') J a tE) 0 0 ,-~I . + _ .j 78.11 ---_.~- Total 1640.30 Entire amount to "[elter Fund. I further reeo of equa,li za t1011 on tIle 15t11 C:l.Et.Y t the C1ty Council sit as a board on the above Water Tilo.in D18tri at No. 211 of Octol)cr 195-3 2.t 7:30 o'cloc.Ic P.F. F~e E 1) e c tJ i'u.J..l:1 tted., ~~~ E. "N. Ke182 C1 ty EnginecI' Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, Report was approved. .1 ....~ OctolJer 1, 1958 Honm'alJle lvIayor & Oi ty Oouncil GT'anci Islc'l1Ci., Nebraeka Gentlemen: . I I reby certify thRt the City Water Department has completed the For'k on "Vater n Di:=-trict No. 212 in 8.ccordance with the plans; specdfications and contract by anct lJetween the Oi ty of Grand IE\land, Nebrcu.,ka and the s8id Oi ty '!~Te.ter DEmart- ment whi ch co n trD.ct V!8.f3 c.a t e(1 May ;23, 1958. I further certify that the work done containn the following material at the unit prices sot forth in the contract. .." C;' r; ()~)u 83 lineal po'U,nds ft. 6" caDt fl. t t~LnSB iron Dl DC @ ~? 82 .35 $1001.10 ~f?9 .!...o5 Total 1030.15 I r:;commenCi. that tlw work done by the said. 01 ty Y![ltcr Depart- ment be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herevv:'Lth submit the followi Btatement of all costs 1n connection tJJ fjaid. WElter Main District No. 212. ./ To: 01 ty We.tep DenEL1."'tment To: Engineering & Publication d1>10"Z0 Jr; 'iP \, r.J ' . -- ~-j ::::1 'J'O ~ I Total ~~lnRl '-',5 't? '< '-, . C,t EntiY'e amount to We.t E:Y' Fund.. I further recommend thD.t the 01 ty Council 8i t as [) bOaJ:,6_ of eoualiz.ation o.n the above Water in D:lf~tY'lct No. 212 on the l~th Day of October 1958 at 7:30 O'clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, 6~~ E. \.7. l(ein~j Oi ty J~n[;inecr Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, Report was approved. I~;~: L J_ October li 19(:)8 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand I f'~lnncl, N sora ska . I Gentlemen: I hereby certify that Luther & Maddox have comoleted the work on Gravel District No. 28 in accordance with the plansi specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand. If3lancli Nebra and Luther & I,laddo:y. I further certify that the work dODe contains the folloring [;1cl,teric.1.1 nJJ tho price set fa in the contract. 755 cubic yards road gravel @ .93 ~~702 . 15 I recormnend that the work done on the afores8lo. G-ravel Di strict No. 2,9 ")8 accentecL by the 01 ty if a.rand Island, N e bra slz[J, I herewith G~~mlt the following statement of all co ts in connection with Gravel District No. 28. To: Luther & l\IIe,cu:1ox To: Engineering & publication If, iiP702.15 __35.10 Total 7257.25 To be divided as follows: I To be a,sses8od. to priv2.te property to be charged to intersections <',..,.. "L 40 'ifootJ ."', 73.85 -- TotnJ. 737.~25 I :e"t-,:.TitJ1Jer- 1'"Jeconr~"le11ci tlLct.t t},lE: Ci t:{ CC)llrlciJ.. r;i t [3-D 8.1 eC1Ua,11zf1.tion on 88:Lc'. Gravel Distr'i.ct No. 28 on the of October at 7:30 olclock P.M. barre} of 15th day Rc; 8:08 C tf1.11 J..y 81J.1Jlni t tec1, :~~~~ E.. \V'. leelsE'- City EnGlneer Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, Report was approved. I e t 1,'1 ~.~~'. ..,~'- ,<:, (COpy STREET AND ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) October 1, 1958 . I Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We the undersigned, members of the Street and Alley Committee have considered the communication from Emory Giannangelo of the Lutheran Hospital requesting street lights on Faidley Avenue. We recommend the above request to be granted. Respectfully submitted STREET and ALLEY COMMITTEE Sf FaA. Pepper sf H. J. Russell Sf Marion I. Zachry Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, Report was approved. I I e 1 ( n ':': -.:L t) J T'T T'le T~ G D. ~.L C; ;.-.i (."'. ().nc ',', 'i C' "I '.- .-, -, ~. ~. I '.' _.L . I ( I t,l:}\/'I8 s -L, , ' IlL; lJ1, l'C :_~>Ot1 t;!::1 j-:::'~ '..,.1 : ~-\...L . :) , "eel, 0) , :/ 1'1 ') \ ' ;-')'c-t":" \ ,I ) L.C c.: .... , ~J (' c ;,,)..r I .i. (i 'Cr e \'.(1:1, c u r1.():C'l,',l (~(:~ riG 'i.~,C :) c n,_-. -lJ}:JC !~ IN " ,Ii , (.; I COl (~ '" ~,e'e \II"~_l 'l.) OJ~ l~; !; :1 ( u t:~ n :1 ,'T' L -, "',f._, II ~L'. \ >--.: ) ..L ',-:; \j'):I 'f"teL (ICi rJ.C)) J. '-j\.:-,' j 101 u, be jj .(..) 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P t~ e c1 c: Cl CO.;G (~L c' n_ 't_~y'l,~-1C --L 1)(; cr1t J<;oc], :i_ to f'~):c t'L.LA :t'>'l)~e- 'i.shin :)1 iJU el:l rnntepj HI Hnd label!:' iil 8 r(::; r1u.]~:Ccl(>iJ-l[~ S \~J i d. I al~l(l.DL Jot w:it s Ie (~() t:r)3C p ., , T~ i'; I; ~J r- ~ (l C City (~; J. (; r- J:\~ "b c, Burl. C_ t:"t1(-) D. I1 C; r}(~ I~e [-11) tl'l~J III z c (1 to si ;:::01 (1 en t:c'nct on "be nJ.t' C)J_" t~'t}() 'i J3.'(:_:; :.r i_C ]}tIII-C' ::-:~ ': .: tl}D~ t;t1c Cl t~r C] CL1}< f;()r~~vuJ~c) (;"1 cu:r.t l':'LGc1 C)l.'l..1t, ;:-lj'~ t:CJ :to [:] ~-j., C: '-J -'1.r1.UOY"ft r,i()CC J-.].';I S1) t~()d. tLl S 1.s t () c to ,~':'r), 1.. D 5r~. I e ~-_._- ///~_.~/-.._.._~~-------- / (~J??~.3-~ ---. .. --..- . j,,>;, (f;J?Lu>- ~ Motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, Resolution was adopted. i . I Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, bid of Diamond Engineering Company in the amount of $9,461.48, Paving District No. 290, was accepted, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign contract. Lease-Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and Sky Island, Inc. for BtJilding identified as T-113, for $2,000.00 a year, payable $166.66 monthly in advance, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorizel to sign. ORDINANCE NO. 3387 levying special taxes to pay for the cost of the laying of certain service pipes and connections with the water main existing in Paving District No. 279, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3387 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Russell, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. I Voss and Clayton absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3387 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Russell, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Cl~ton absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3387 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Russell, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Clayton absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3387 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Russell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Russell, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Clayton absent. I e ORDINANCE NO. 3388 fixing salaries of certain officers and employees of the City, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3388 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Russell, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, None. Voss and Clayton absent. ," (l .1L c, . I ORDINANCE NO. 3388 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Russell, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Clayton absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3388 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Russell, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Clayton absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3388 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Russell, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Clayton absent. Campbell mentioned that some six months ago, there was a report from the Zoning Committee pertaining to annexation around the perimeter of the City, stating that same was referred to Planning Commission, and that up to this time, there had been no report forth- coming from the Planning Commission. He was advised that same would I be checked into. Some discussion pertaining to rezoning of the City, and City Attorney advised that there were several things that should be given consideration immediately following the passing of the Ordinance; Rezoning, Business "B" in Fire Limits, Off-Street Parking. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Zachry, referred to Building Code Committee, Building Inspector and City Attorney. Gross mentioned the complaints that he had received from an ~ individual living along the out-fall sewer ditch, claiming that drinking water was contaminated, and unfit for human consumption; and I . that these complaints had been coming to him since August 20th. He mentioned the fact that the party had called as of October 1st, that if something was not done immediately, he would start ,suit against the C1ty. The Mayor advised that he had been in communication with Dr. Philippi, State Department of Health, and that they were having the same tro uble allover the State, mainly on account of the use of detergents; that Dr. Philippi suggested that the complainant drive a well down 250 feet in depth. The complainant advised that if any well was put down, the City would put it down, that he was through J. }* spending money on wells, until after the water situation had been cleared up. On Motion of Sorensen, City Clerk was instructed to place an ad in Omaha, Lincoln, and Grand Island papers, for experienced . I operator to operate the Cafe in the new Administration Building at the Airport. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, two-hour meters were ordered in the 400 Block on West First Street. Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, claims were allowed as read, and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Ca~bell, Russell, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Clayton absent. Motion of Sorensen, Council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk , October 1, 1958 I I . it '-i!. Grand Island, Nebraska October 15, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except . I Voss and Zachry. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Rev. Berton D" Connerly, Park Community Church, opened the meeting with prayer. Miwltes of the meeting of October 1st read and approved. Bonds having been O.K.'d by the City Attorney were presented as follows: Larry Banks Sewer Cleaning Roy Houchin Pawn Broker Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, approved. Statement of income for the month of September for the Northwestern Public Service in the amount of $29,056.29, along with the check for $871.69, was presented . Received and. placed on file; check delivered to City Treasurer. I Letter from the American Municipal Association pertaining to . 1959 American Municipal Congress, to be held in Boston, November 30 to D~cember 3, was presented. The Mayor stated that the invitation would be accepted. Advice from the Liquor Control Commission pertaining to hearing of Naomi Zachry for selling beer to minor was presented. Received and placed on file. Protests on Paving Districts 295 and 297 were presented. In each case were insufficient. Received and placed on file. Accountant's Report, Peat-Marwick-Mjtchell and Company on Water Department, Light and Power Depart ment, and Sanitary Sewerage were I e presented. Referred to Finance Committee. Bfd. of Ed Sobieszyk and Son on Sidewalks in the amount of $119.04 was presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, referred to Street and Alley Committee. Bid of Duff Roofing Company in the amount of $1714.00 for roof repair at Library was presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Sorensen, was referred to Finance Committee and L~brary Board. r., ~: /" :; .',,,J _A. Ii f.r tL'._C o DC J_ 2dv rt~ 8()d J."or s8oJ,od pJ! [1..... ell., S I ()I) Cj ('.c)}-.lS Gt J.()11 ~p ,~:l 'J' i ri. C s t:e G t~ hJ 0 . 0, ;~; n.;no to be I'C coLv c up tu ~/: ;~:)() :e II l'lt or} J.~:]t d eto (~ y~ .jJ. " 19 f~)E-~, DJ.1cJ . I VIi ~J ~ rl.C \"~, :l.on 0 p:i.'Op sD.ls [J'U t t~ d. U.Ei'P ;~1 t.Pe) cd iJl1-C 1 trlC 1_ t-~ t LLD. j 0 ~L' () c t C) "f] e ~(l, J D ,5 H, LtIJ (5 \i{j T'I~H 8 f)~18 J. su J. t d .! t. () l"'i. 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(~(1 C.~) p'\i () J' "t~ j f~ I)C) 1 C) (\.e ~11(:1 5 C) (J C) _r~ , -co (; (I .. c .' tj] tl"<o C)~ ;'~j E~ ',J.. (.~ r_:. c r~ ~ f~nec J_-.I,J v ~J'l)l):: I]" to ti_!. n lf5t c t,~) ofJ C:I" , 1 D Lr3. l Motion by Pepper,seconded by Russell resolution was adopted. I . { (". i:, ~~-, (~ ;(;~ Offer from the Overland National Bank of $500.00 per year for rental of area 22x66 on the Wheeler Street Parking Lot, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, offer was accepted, lease ordered drawn. . I Letter from E W Keiss pertaining to Sewer regulations for areas outside the City Limits was presented. ( COPY) October 10, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: A situation has developed through the years with regard to sanitary sewer lines lying outside the city limits which I feel should be covered by ordinance or other proper regulation. In the past it has been the practice to require the payment, by an individual connecting to an existing main, of an anticipated assess- ment of $75 or a rate per foot, depending upon several conditions affecting the particular situation. This arrangement has proved to be rensonably satisfactory for the aforementioned private service lines. I With the expansion of areas adjacent to the city limits, requests have been received to connect lines to the city sewers whtch are actually mains or will become so when the area is annexed to the City. A number of problems arise in connection with these sewers and at the present time there are no ordinances or other Council approved regulations governing same. It is my belief that immediate action should be taken to get suitable regul"tions established covering the problem. EWK/lm Respectfully, S/ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, was referred to Sewer Committee, Engineer, and City Attorney. Request of C. W. Burdick for two new ~-Ton Pickups for Water and Light Department was presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, I . request was granted, Pity Clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received up to 7:30 P.M., November 5th. Letter from Chief of Police, Michael Gephardt reporting on traffic survey made at Bismark and Locust Streets was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russel~, referred to Street and Alley and Police Committees. Rev. Connerly, President of the Dodge School P.T.A., and Ted Bielfeldt, member of the Liaison Committee, also made suggestions pertaining to pedestrian lanes being painted, and the employing of individuals to police:certain crossings of heavy traffic. 423 Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Equalization. October 15, 1958 F. S. White City Clerk . I Grand Island, Nebraska October 15, 1958 Council met as Board of Equalization on Water Main Districts No. 211 and 212; and Gravel District No. 28. All Councilmen present except Voss and Zachry. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. I I . . I I I . .~ C) ':.::: .<J R .~ SOL U 1 ION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYb~ND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 211 to be the total sum of $688.73; that we find the benefits accruing to the real es- tate in said district to be the total sum of ~P688.73, and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and par- eels of land in said district to be the sum set opposite the sever- al descriptions as follows: ~ Owen A. Frank, William E. Frank & Mattie Frank That part of Lot 1, Block 1, on the sou tl:1erly side of Oklahoma Avenue, and on the west side of Locust Street, except that part beginning at a point where the south- erly line of Oklahoma Avenue intersects the west line of Locust Street; thence south 125 feet; thence west 900, for 100 feet; thence north 900 to the southerly line of Oklahoma Avenue; thence northeasterly to the point of beginning. Owen A. Frank, William E. Frank & Mattie Frank That part of Lot 1, Block 1, being a triangular tract of land on the west side of Elm Street, and on the north side of Oklahoma Avenue ly- ing southeast from the C.B. & Q. Railroad Company Belt Line 25.5' x 46.8'. Chicago, Durlington & Quincy Railroad Company Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Comp.any Chicago, Burlington & Qu incy Railroad Company Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company A tract of land 25 feet in width, being 12.5 feet on both sides of the center line LOT BLOCK ADDITION Pt. 1 AMOUNT 1 First Artistic Homes $191.06 Pt. 1 1 First Artistic Homes 7.60 6 2 South Park Addition 97.05 7 ft n n ff 96.95 8 n It n ff 96.87 9 ff If ff ff 96.79 10 ff If If ff 72.08 Part of NEi ot' NEi of Section 21-11-9 24.38 -2- NAME . I of the C.B. & Q. Railroad Company Belt Line lying be- tween the easterly side of vacated Cleburn Street, ex- tended southerly and the southerly side of Oklahoma Avenue Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company A triangular tract of land on the easterly side of vacated Cleburn Street, and on the southerly side of Oklahoma Avenue lying northwest from the C.B. & Q. Railroad Company Belt Line, 22.651 x 41.29'. ':~ ~3 2>> LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT Part of NEt of $ 5.95 NEt of Section 21-11-9 Total $688.73 Respectfully submitted this 15th day of October, 1958. I tJA)L~< CZ~' ~~~ ~~ ER & LIGHT and L!CENSES & BONDS COMMITTEE There being no protests, motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. I . -;~'; 0 RES 0 L UTI ON BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GHAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due . I notice having been given thereof, that we find the to~l cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 212 to be the total sum of ~pl081.65; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of $1081.65, and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sum set opposite the several de scriptions as follows: NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITI~N AMOUNT I The Kelly Supply Co., a Corporation, An unsubdivided tract of land beginning on the northerly line of Oklahoma Avenue at the in- tersection of the westerly line of Greenwich Avenue; thence northwesterly on the westerly line of Greenwich Avenue 144.85 feet; thence southwesterly at a right angle, 264 feet to Lin- coln Avenue, thence sou theast- erly on the easterly line of Lincoln Avenue 145.4 feet to Oklahoma Avenue; thence north- easterly 264 feet on the north- erly line of Oklahoma Avenue to the point of beginning. Part of Nt of $540.83 NEt of Section 21-11-9 I . Bertha McKeone An unsubdivided tract of land beginning on the southerly line of Oklahoma Avenue at the inter- section of the easterly line of Lincoln Avenue, thence south- easterly on the easterly line of Lincoln Avenue, 131 feet to the C.B.& Q. Railroad Company belt:, line; thence easterly on the northerly right-of-way line of the C.B.& Q.. Railroad Company Belt Line 211.55 feet; thence Northwes terly 130.64 feet to Oklahoma Avenue; thence south- westerly 211.2 feet on the south- erly line of Oklahoma Avenue, to the place of beginning. Earl J. & Anita Scheel An unsubdivided tract of land be- ginning on the southerly line of Oklahoma Avenue at the intersec- tion of the westerly line of Greenwich Avenue; thence south- westerly on the southerly line of Oklahoma Avenue, 52.8 feet; thence southeasterly parallel to the westerly line of Greenwich Avenue 132 feet to the C.B. & Q Railroad Company Belt Line; thence noDth- easterly on the northerly right- of-way line of the C.B. & Q. Rail- road Company Belt Line 52.8 feet Part of N~ of 432.66 NEt of Section 21-11-9 Part of Nt of 108.16 NEt of Section 21-11-9 NAME . I to Greenwich Avenue, thence northwesterly 132 feet on the westerly line of Green- wich Avenue to the point of beginning. -2- LOT BLOCK ADDITION ; i\~' '~j AMOUNT $ $1081.65 Respectfully submitted this 15th day of October, 1958. To tal M ENSES & There being no protests, motion of Pepper, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. I I . . I I I . RE;SQ1:!.2!ION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Gravel District No. 28 to be the total sum of $664.29~ that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of $664.0'29 and tha t we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sum set opposite the several de- Wilbur & Garldine Springs- guth N 66' ofW 124' Florence Springsguth N 661 of E. 140' Louis E. & Estella D. Schomburg S 66' of E. 1/2 George S. & Jeanette S. Paulsen N 80' of E. 1/2 Louis D. & Alice M. TaIba t Northwestern Public Service W 30' of N 25' of E. 132' scriptions as follows: NAME - John & Esther C. Willman Leland A. & Aline A. Deaver Lynn & Beatrice Mae Willits Duane E. & Ella M. Hoag Arthur D. & Doris Wilson ~ Arthur & Fannie B. Searl Raymomd L. & Phyllus Swanson f2! BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT 1 $ 7.70 4.85 4.55 24.77 9.18 Pleasant Home If If " II If " Except N. 66' & S 66' of S. 1/2 If II It 2 If " N 52' _8" of W. 1/2 II II 2 6.70 S 50'-8" of N 103'-4" of w. 1/2 If " 2 4.57 S 56'-8" of N 160' of W. 1/2 If 2 If 4.62 N 50'-8" of S 120' of W. 1/2 2 It " 4.47 S 69'-4" of' W. 1/2 2 If If 7.84 S 140' of E. 1/2 If 2 It 14.10 N 60' of S 200' of E. 1/2 " 2 n 4.90 3 It .56 " . I I I . ~ Rudolph & Cassie We tgen Marjorie M. Fitzpatrick Max J. & Ruth Cornelius William T. & Ruby Shupp Eldene E. & Margery ,Zamzow Adeline A. Town Violet Williams Worley Sr. & Violet Williams -2- Except W. 30' of N. 25' of E. 132' N. 1/2 N 78' of S. 1/2 S. 62' N 66' of E. 80' W 52' of N 66' of E. 1/2 E 32' of N 66' of W. 132'1 Carl & Caroline Brown W 100' of N. 66' Clara & Robert Stauss S 66' of N 132' of W 132' Arthur H. & Blanche Stange W 156' of S 148' Robert H. & Clara A. Stauss S 68' of E 108' of E 1/2 Stanley B. & Gladys H. Garris Louis & Vivian E. ,\Ra thman Emma M. Dearing Leona M. Gregg Edward E. & Esther A. Goethe Darrel D. Watson Carl & Martha Nauman Otis B. & Mary E. Thompson Dora Gulzow Claire P. Detweiler N 80' of S 148' of E 108' S 66' of N 132' of E 1/2 N J/2 N 60' of W 1/2 of S 1/2 W 88' of S 80' of S 1/2 E 88' of W 176' of S 80' E 88' of S 80' of S 1/2 N 8' t of S 88' of E 1/2 N 52' of E 1/2 of S 1/2 BL.oCK ADDITION 3 6 8 u ,] AMOUNT Pleasant Home $ 55.82 4 It 5 It 5 It 5 It 6 11 ft 6 6 ft It 6 It 6 ft 6 " 6 " 6 " 7 It 7 It 7 " 7 It 7 " 7 " 7 It If " 14.50 " 7.25 " 4.04 " 3.21 " 5.28 " 2.71 ft 1.63 6.36 ft It 5.70 " 16.60 11 6.85 " 5.55 " 5.70 28.19 " 11 4.89 11 6.65 11 5.12 " 6.65 It .72 " 4.16 It 41.88 . I .rj'~ I . I . NAME - James D. & N. Theodora Kirkpatrick William H. Hehnke Marion K Williams & Evelyn J. Desh Donald P. & LaVerne I. Waddick ..3.... BLOCK N 1/2 S 1/2 9 II N 56' of W 1/2 10 S 56' of N 112' of W 1/2 " James D. & N. ~heodora Kirkpatrick N 112' of S 168' of W 1/2 It Eldon E. & Ella M. Masten otis B. & Mary E. 'l'homp s on Ellis R. & Minnie J. Zeller William J. & Geneva W. Stoeckinger John C. & Shirley M. Houselog S 56' of W 1/2 It S 56' of E 1/2 " N 56' of S 112' of E 1/2' n S 56' of N 168' of E 1/2 " S 56' of N 112' of E 1/2 \I otis B. & Mary E. 'Thompson N 56' of E 1/2 " Harry P. & Doris M. Schaumann E 1/2 of N 1/2 11 Victor W. & Maxine M. Bitterman Luman H. & Phyllis M. Alberti E 1/2 of N 911 of W 1/2 of N 1/2 " W 1/2 of N 91' of W 1/2 of N 1/2 n Rolland R. & Dorothy Ann Smith S 49' of W Ij2 of N 1/2 " Darrell D. & Janine Bayles Irene C. & Henry C. Becker Marvin E. & Margaret N. Vautravers N 1/2 of W 1/2 of S 1/2 It S 70' & N 70' of S 140' of E 1/2 \I N 66' 12 ADDITION Pleasant Home " It \I It n " II " n \I " II " It It n " n It n " " It n n " " " \I " II n If tt It " " !: i' ~. J ',,_.i: AMOUNT .- $ 20.94 20.94 7.06 4.97 9.10 7.06 7.06 4.97 4.13 4.97 7.06 14.10 4.27 5.85 3.97 5.75 22.44 3.43 i~l. i3 J.. -4- NAME BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT - Richard B. & Ella Wegner S 741 of N 1/2 12 Pleasant Home $ 3.83 . Bel1yl & Jean M. McCoig N 46 ' of E I 132' of S 1/2 " " It 2.38 Ernest F. & Bernice P. Petersen S 941 of' E 132' of S 1/2 " " If 4.86 Max A. & Marion L. Rogers N 46.68' of E 1/2 of N 1/2 15 tt " 2.42 Clifton J. & 'l'heodora June Stoner S 46.661 of N 93.341 of E 1/2 of N 1/2 " If It 2.42 Plorence Frederick- son S 46.66' of E 1/2 of N 1/2 If If It 2.42 Robert L. & Gertrude Le wandowski S 1/2 " " If 7.24 Norman D. Brockelsby N 821 of E 1/2 14 II If 9.43 I Philip J. & Dora L. Rose W 1/2 except S 551 of N 1401 It " " 16.95 Dora L. Rose S 551 of N 140' of W 1/2 If If " 4.40 Olive J. John G. Watson S 115' of E 1/2 II II It 5.95 Shirley A. Bartz S 831 of N 1651 of E 1/2 If If If 5.97 The Bell Corporation W 1/2 15 If II 21.35 Mina E. Potter, widow, & Virgil A. Potter E 1/2 If " II 21.35 lVIina E. Po tter, widow, & Virgil A. Potter 16 II If 28.19 I f Guy B. & Ru th A. Lot Hendrickson 8 1 Better Homes 1.62 . Leo B. & Joy Coonts 9 1 If If 2.02 J. Verne & Minna L. \ Brewer 10 1 If " 4.02 Arttlur F. & Mary K. Q1Neill 11 1 " II 3.35 . I I I . ,'::~. Ej r~3 -5- NAME - LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT Vernon & Florence N. Haun 1 Better Homes $ 1.70 12 Wilbur & Mary B. Whartman " It 13 1.34 1 Arthur G. & Edna A. Grabe Sothman Sub- Division 12 2 S 22' 1.19 Arthur G. & Edna A. Gra be " It 13 N 28' 2 1.23 Garold D. & Olga K. Slagel " " " " S 24' 1.05 Garold D. & Olga K. Slagel, except a tract of land in the sou theast corner' of Lot 14 commencing at the point of intersection of the west line of Eddy Stree t extended sou th to the North line of Nebraska Avenue; thence west 50 feet; thence north 30 feet;thence east to the westerly line of Greenwich Avenue; thence southeasterly on the west- erly line of Greenwich Avenue to the north line of ~ebraska Avenue; thence west to the point of beginning. Pt. 14 It " 2 3.01 City of Grand Island Pt. (Sanitary Sewer Lift Station) 14 A tract of land in the southeast corner of Lot 14 commencing at the point of intersection of the west line of Eddy Street extend- ed south to the north line of Nebraska Avenue; thence west 50 feet; thence north 30 feet; thence east to the westerly line of Greenwich Avenue; thence southeasterly on the westerly line of Greenwich Avenue to the north line of Nebraska Avenue; thence west to the point of beginning. It II 2 .89 F'rederick J. & Betty Marie Stark 15 2 5.34 Anna Belle Nelsen and Helene W. llohnson 16 2 2.03 $ 664.29 To tal Respectfully submitted this 15th There being no protests, motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross ("' Resolution was adopted. and , ~ Motion of Russell, seconded by Gross, Council adjourned to meet in regular session. F. S. White City Clerk . I October 15, 1958 Grand Island, Nebraska October 15, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except Voss and Zachry. His Honor, the Mayor presiding. Lease-Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and Kehm Brothers Apiaries on Building identified as T-112, for $160.00 per year, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. I ) I . . I I I . CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. Cl.i-~ l!. 1-7 j~ .-'.'. ,..., ..;), $ 7031.J7 THI. ~.TI""AT~ P~'rtl al Estimate No. lle ~:;uI'f E'." c i }'1G District No. 58A 1 Upon Contract Dated 2,e1Jternber 4, 1958 VrlJe ler St. from f~nd st. to Koenis St. .Location 1Ft St. from ':~rr::ee1er tit. to Plne st. Month of Contractor lllssouri Valley C~nst. Co. QUANTITY DETAILS I PRICE i 1080.18 112151.4 197.8 TorJs Ct8~-!1:_p.J_tic cOllcrete t:I}JO II @ Gal. asphalt cOI!wnt Gal. RC-l tack coat 6 85 12 20 TOTAL. TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Entli ro a.:rnOlJ.ll. t to 1)2v \Tl ng E'l111d. 20 % Retained Amount Now Due Clo thE- Cit!} CounciL: I Certify that there is Seven thoUSE'310. thirty one & 17/100 due to Kissouri Valley Canst. Co. on account of above estimate. ;5~~ G dII dNb October 1';, ran san, e r., v 19 58 Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, approved. AMOUNT 7399 . 2~5 1;:'550.17 39.56 $ 8788.96 1757.79 70~n .17 DOLLARS City Engineer . I I I . CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. '~:;f. r1 ;~ $ 4092.2,3 JTina1 Estimate No. 1 R"CO'"ll".c>,.r>l' no' h:. ,.)'- 1. Co". ~l'Strict No. H 58B Upon Contract Dated Se,}tembor 4, THla [:.TI~AT~ Month of Contractor LocationEd.dy st. fPOT"l ::;no. to Koel,ig st. 1958 Mi8GOUr~i ValJ.ey Canst. Co. QUANTITY DETAr LS 502.97 5237.7 92.1 Tons asnhaltic concrete G-n.l 8,sJ:)}lr~'Jl t COL1811t Q.[1,1 RC-l @ TOTAL. TO BE DIVIOED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Entire amount Paving Fund % Retained Amount Now Due Clo thE- Cit!} Council I Certify that there is FOUl' thousancl ninety-two & 28/100 due to Missouri Valley Oonst. Co. on account of above estimate. /~~~ Grand Island, Nebr., October 15, 19 58 Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, approved. 6.85 .12 .20 AMOUNT 3445 34 G ~?8 PI~ 18,.42 409 ~2 '. 28 4092.28 DOLLARS City Engineer . I I I . CITY OF GRAND ISLAND -,.' d'i. ENGINEERING DEPT. $ 1820.29 THla EaTIMATI: P",'Y't.i R l Estimate No. 1 Re 8t1J~:f cLcl.n.[; District No. 58- C Upon Contract Dated SeoternlJor 4, 19 58 Location~joutJ:l H8,rrlf~on st. from 1st. to Dlvisio, Month of Contractor Missouri Valley Const. Co. QUANTITY DETAILS I PRICE I AMOUNT 279 . 7 Tons F;, c)~)}ln,l ti c eoricrete @ 6 85 1915. 95 2909 . 9 Gal . D, 8,()}lD.,J_ t 1 c COnI0lJ,t, 12 3~19 . 19 51. 1 GeJ_ RC-l te,c;1x. coat 20 10. 22 . TOTAL. 2275.36 TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Ent 1 :'ce c.\E10llll.t I) (1\Tille~ FllDCL 20 % Retained 455.07 Amount Now Due 1820. ;29 CJo thE- Cit!} Council: , I Certify that there is One thousand, ei?)J t huno.reCL - trJenty &2,~1100 DOLLARS due to :.Ii fHJ01.;lri Valley Const. Co. on account of above estimate. ~~~~ City Engineer Grand Island, Nebr., OctolJer 15, 19 58 Motion of Pepper, seconded by Gross, ~roved. (:"l i31 'l RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the Hall County Livestock Improvement Association has offered to the City of Grand Island and to the County of Hall a new and fully equipped ambulance as a gift, and has submitted . I a memorandum agreement concerning the title, operation, andmainten- ance of said unit, and WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council gratefully accept such gener- ou~ gift and find that the memorandum agreement should in all re- spects be approved; NOW, THEHEFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY 'rEE MAYOn AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GHAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that we express our grateful thanks to the said Hall County Livestock Improvement Association for such gift; that said memorandum agreement be, and the same is hereby approved, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and authorized to sign the same on behalf of the City of Grand Island. BE IT FURT~bER RESOLVED that the Ci ty Clerk forward a certified I copy of this Resolution to the Hall County .Livestock Improvement Association and to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Hall. Respectfully submitted this 15th day of October, 1958. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, approved. Discussion on changing the name of the Unit, suggesting that the I . name be City and County Ambulance. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, approved. . I I I . /1 ') I) :eo. ,') C) RES 0 L UTI u N WIIEEEA S , 1. On the 18th day of ~arch, 1950 the Mayor and Council passed and approved Ordina co No. 2359 levying special assessment to pay for the cost 01 the construction of Gravel s tri c t No. 23, and Anna S. Taylor Who was teen the OIJVD. er of' the real (; s ta te described as triG East 3F3.8 l'\-;et of Lot Seven (7), 1noel;: Pourteen (14) in Evans Addition was assessed the sum of $1.24. 2. Onl;he lEjth day of March, 1950 the Mayor' !Cenci (;ounc11 passeu and approved Ordinance No. 2359 levying special assessment to pay for the cost of the construction of Gravel District No. 23, and Anna S. Taylor who was then the owner of the real estate dOi':cribed as Lot Dight (8), Block Fourteen (lit) in Ii;vans Addition W1S aSf38s~;ed tho sum of 0.79. ~'). On Lhe 18t1:1 day of March, H)50 t1Je Mayo:!: and Council pa~Jsed and approved nance No. 2359 levying spe~ial assessment to pay for the cost of the construction of Gravel c~trL ct i\io. 23, and William H. and Fannie Bosworth who were then the owners of ttle real estate descrIbed as Lot Ono ( 1 ) , ( n) l. -.(1 Geo y",n' A I .. -, o.j ~)ck Seven Loan's Subdivision were assessed the sum of $5.94. 4. Onthe 6th day of October, 1951, toe Mayor and Council pas sed an d appI'oved O:r>dinanee No. :2 b43 levyjng spe cial as se s smont to pay fOJ.:' th cost of the constr1.lctLcHl of Sewer strict l;fo. 235, an.dW:LJ.:LtamH. and li'armio BOSWOJ.th who wore tilen the owners of tho rea]. estate described as Lot One (1), block Seven (7) in George Loan's Subdivision were assessed the sum of $95.30. 5. On the 18th day of March, 1950, tho mayor and Council pass- eO. and approvod Ordinance No. 2359 levying special assessment to pay for the co st oJ' the cons truc tio11 of' Gravel D1 s tri c t No. 23, and VHlLi amU. a:;]d C':annle bosworth who were then tho owners of tue real co -t- ,., t-::; d. n .i .b ,-' C)" -l c t r".~ ( c' ) P] r 1 " :> ~-. eu Hel ,t:o ..Q,:,cr_L CO C.." __,,) J.W,..) ;C::, "-)_..0C,<:: ,-:;8VOJ.l ( '7) in Georgo Loan's l~klbc1:Lvls::Lon, were assessed tbe sum of ~p3.96.. 6. On the 6th day of October, 1951, toe Mayor and Council pass- eO. and approved Or65nance No. 2543 levying special assessment to pay fori/,e cost of t ne construction of Sewer Dl i:3tri ct No. 2~)5, and . I I I . If ('"'> -2- William . & I"annie E~(Hjw()rth, \ivho were then ttle OWl1ors of tho real estate described as Lot ~wo (2), . (" (). (i , ock 3even 7 In ueorge Loan s bdi.vis on, were assessed tile sum of ~95.30. 7e the 18th day of March, 1950, ths Mayor a d Council passed and approved Ordinance No. 2359 levying special assessment to pay for the cost of' the c:yostruction of Gravel District N,). ~;3, flnd William TL. ar:db'anni 0 Bosworth, wh() \ivere then ti18 ()wners of tho real estate described as Lot ~hree (3), Block Seven (7) in George j (J a c!.'\ (". 0 0. d -!.- .~- - Q (1." .L"l (i:~~ '2' 9 6 "~.toans 0LlbClivision, were .8"ewl_'<::; liLL,., ,-,urn 01. ,{:".;;l.' . G. On tho ()t;h day of October, 1951, tho Mayor and \..;ounc11 passed and approved Ordinance No. 2543 levying special assessment .to pay for the co~'Jr; of the constI'uctiul1 of Sewer D:'istrict No. 2?S5, and \rJil1iam H. and Yannle Bo swor th, wh:) vvore thon the 0 wneI"S of the real ostate described as Lot Threo (3), CK Soven (7) in GeoI' Loan's Subd:Lv:'is:1on, \lVeI'e assessed the sum of 5.30. 9. On the IDth da.;! of March, 19[50, the IVlo.yor and Council pH.S sed. and appr'oved Ord.inance No. ~?359 levyinG speclal 1:1.SSeSsmont to pa> for tho cost of the construction of Gravel strict No. 2~), andliVLL1:1am . andF'armie Bosworth, wrlC were them the owners of trle ref.-11 8[JtH.te d_()~~'~Cl~tbcd~ ElS Lo,t. (:~""V('ll ('''J) Flock .J u 1.:.... _' _ {-' ~-..) ~ > ~ -'_I.. Q.O",,(",'l ("'1) kj \..1 \I .... __ I .. (1 Ul ueorge Loan's bdivision, were assessed the sum of .96. 10~ On the 6t day of October, 1951, the and CounciJ passed and pprovod Ordinance No. 2543 levyins specj.al assessment 1.;0 :1'01' the cost of the constI'uction of 3owor I):Lstrict No. 2;55, a.Dd vv:L llIan] 11. and l.i1s.nnie S\'1.lo:rt.11, iJvtlO wer~e tileTl th.8 oV\Jne~rs o.".C t11(~; real. as-tate d.Gs(~rj.bed as IJot Saverl (7), In) \ i itl Creorge clr ~3GVC Loan,ls Subd.j.vj_sion, wero assessod the sum of Li. 30. 11. On the 23rd day of Soptember, 1950, tho a:n.d C:)un e :1.1 passon and approved YlanCe No. 24:31 levying special aE~sessment to payfo1' UC3 cost OJ the construction o:C tel' Main District No. 1~'S5, and Ilium . and Farmie Vl81-"e tlJer1 tr.18 O~V11el"13 sworth, of tho real e ~1 to do s crJ. bod a::: 1,0 t ,Seven ("'n, Block Seven (?), in George Loan's Subdivision, were assessed tho sum of $107.58. 12. On the 8th day of November, 1952, the :,/01' and Council pa s sod and appr'oved Grdirwn ce lb. 272.'3 levying spec 1al as se s sment :1. -3 --- to pay foT' UJ east of tho eC)[lst:r-uct:Lon oJ:' Vva tel' IVla:l.n ~ltrlct No. 165, and I. J. Kalkowskl, who was then thB owner of the real . I estD.tC) described as T,()t E:Lghty-t'::.ve (8f)) Belmont Addition, was I 'I n ,~-~-r;7'7 '7 r;;. aanosne6. 'c;',J.o eJllrn OJ. ~:;i 0.00. l\nd VV:ui~HIi:AEj, on tho 1st day of ,July, l~:1f)?, tho Calm of 11 file d an I:lc t on lCJiLe s tr~ j. G t rt of HaLL County.. .l\jebrar3c:!., Imown as Tax oreo103uro ActIon No. 33, and entitled County of Hall, Plaintiff, VB. Anna S. Taylor and Monroe T lor, hor husband.. ot als... defendarJts, the object arid p:rayor of :1. c 11 Wt~l fj to r8c~Lose C:Pf1]. tt?~Jce[j du.o D11 tt-J8 .r~8al estEl-to (leSCI~i'bed. III SEl..j_u aetJ.orl, El}:td. ttw p8.I'tio s named:i trJ s solu.tioXl and t-~le real estate }l.erej,.D described wo:eG made par-ties dofel1dant.. tho City of Grand Island waC) made a 1.t~V' doJ'OJld,ant lJOeEllJ e o..i t:-t1.t~ ~3pecif11. CLSS()S~~~rnerlts d_lJC on trw real estate her(:)ln desc.r:'Ll)od, and , a d.8cree wa entered iT} sai.d tax forec:losur~e action o. 33 establishing tho interest of t~e Cou at' }J.al1 Elll,cl tIle Ci t;l" I o.f G"I~ajl(i Is d in he SOVOI'uJ causes of action in said Case No. 33, 8.1Jd. -c'h.e ]}cr3.J. OiJtate ll.o]~(:;iD~ (188cr~j_bod \N8~fl th,ol~oi'oJ~o O:r~f81~8(1 .for sE<1.8 by th.G Sl:J.erif~f of 11 C ou.n ty, c,;b:,L'asl(t').. as law provided, and \)ff S, t~118 C1tS. of' C.:etutd I~:11.~-1.rlCl d.id, riot TYl.1rC]-18,se t'.b.f) Il0f1J. C)8- tate heroin described anC did not toet tho lIons it has on said r~8al est~lt8~ U.f_ld tlJe C1 _('I OJ. _._~d sJ_und nas DOW boen forev'cII fore~ closed and barred frrnn claimin interost in and. tC) the real (:8- Ta~8 above d,8scr~ibed~ I I~C 11 i'~~; iIID~ c ~rlJI"Y' 0111 G :r ;.;]'/lL, D, , tll~l t tt1.8 C i Irroasurer be, and he in tlUreby alJ.t;110J'ized ,in diI"''icted to cancel the speeial assessments I . duo on the real estate described this Resolution and strike the saffle " .T. r~ 11:1.:] x.o corcts. i3F; I '1' tl]}l t t1',!.C Ct ts Clc forward 8 certified copy of this Resolution to Flacb., (:i ~f.1T~O Ll r;ll.t~ G J} . HespoctfLll submi tted thl fJ 15tl1~. of October____, lC!58. Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, Resolution was adopted. Ge Q rge tl....-Clay:.t.Qn_._ __._' Harry J. V!?S ~________.____,_ E:T:f;WJJj\g}~, Aff,i;t!'~~HS{~:mI~ 8~n(r C J~1T[r, i~l it 9 -, ..,,- [~ -~;: ~~) LJ l.I rTi 1 U N \)\IJ-TJ!:JTt~~j.~2), or1 tilO 9 of~ A gl1St, 1934, th,8 (1) El:n.d. 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(1 orl. ttJ.o L)t,-! of Aprj.l., 1,94:6, t;ho abc)ve lliC)D.tioYled sewer I . :r rt CL ~L .n_ Vii n. ~i od to serve saId. propor ()n d tl-l~:t t i;iJO Cl OI>::e,)}l. ~1. 0 LA s- ly .f';.11edb ~o11eGt ti!CJil!l]<mnt of said ee,'1_,t3.1 aSSOSSlli8nt an .tap elJf:llJ r-i., O);--CUl)l'., wovc:r, ttlO 811m of VJ8Ylt3'-ej. t 1 J.D.. J? S Ctrl d. teon Co :3 l 5) ,~J.:)...... t \ (',.', +- (_')' 'l-,'I",.I,t~ (.~ . ,,' ' ., C<;:j 'I;" ,v. _ v !,if nd I~~l[tr-ld 8S a tap C IJIJ 1" on f:J8wer tap c } u:e -L part of said reaJ__ estate 1:;1 :,t IJ. t C'l ^,I t/L (JJJ., f.l.rld ..... "~ ;-'"~ ~~~" ,~. -..:..... o -(,.,J- ;~,:Ci ~~ex, w'id.oVI of' c:cJ.c rJ n'Dx, J. fj 1] U 111.1 t-r-'l.e OIjVrl~ erJ O~e ~\:() [{ J. () 8 tu te flU 1"0 ne CIJ bod., and 8t10 llas e(l to e" I le1,]] Oll tlJ(] ~jpee~L;l..l asseSS_Me'lots }loreJ_ll levied for saJ..c! wa'tor maill and fiD~ . (t so 'He r' rn8. vvJ. [,}-.1.C'U. t~ l'J i:~O}"I() Ej t e iT! ,i\ 1;.) 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WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council advertised for sealed propos- ala for the furnishing of material and labor in the construction . I of a sidewalk along the side of Lot Seventeen (17), Home Sub-Di- vision to the Cityof Grand Island, said proposals to be received up to 7:30 o'clock P.M. on the 15th day of October, 1958, and to be opened at a regular meeting of the City Council on said date, and WHEREAS, the proposal submitted by the contractor Cd 3~b/6ZY/::.'/ 5;JI1 of the City of bP'd~J,r$I.~ was found to be the lowest and best proposal submitted. NOW, rrEEHEFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF 'TiEE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the proposal submi tted by said contractor be, and the same is hereby accepted and approved; that a contr.act be entered into by and between the C~ty of Grand Island and said contractor for the construction of said sidewalk, and"that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed to sign said contract on behalf of the City. I BE IT FURTllER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to E. W. 1>'eis8, City ..I:!.;ngineer. Respectfully submitted this 15th day of October, 1958. ~~U/- ;~~~~~~~ ,. ~.-:::::. - - ~ r;;;-/~-c/ -~. ..... / ENGINEER, STREET and A BUILDING CODE COMMITTE Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, Resolution was adopted. I . t3: ~t ,,~b . I (COpy STREET AND ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) October 14, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We, the undersigned, members of the Street and Alley Committee, have considered the communication from Rev. Mel Nordine, relative to placing a sign on the curb at 1116 West Second Street. It was deter- mined that since signs i18ve been approved for other churches, that this request would not be out of line. We dD hereby recommend that the above request be granted. Respectfully submitted, SI F. A. Pepper sl H. J. Russell _ STREET and ALLEY COMMITTEE Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, was approved. Street & Alley Committee Report pertaining to parking around Howard School, and employing of traffic officer, was presented. (COPY) October 14, 1958 I Mayor and City Council C~ty Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Relative to a communication received on October 2, 1958, from a Mr. George T. Ayoub, president of the executive board Howard School P.T.A. The P.T.A. recommends certain changes of traffic enforcement concerning safety measures on loth Street for the Howard School. The Street and Alley Committee has asked a recommendation from the Traffic Control Chairman of the Grand Island Police Department, concerning the situa- tion which exists at Howard School. The committee hap very thoroughly gone over the abbve recommendation and wished to make the followj.ng recommendations to this HonoraThle Body. That on lOth Street on the south side of the street from Elm to Cedar, signs be erected to state, "Restricted Parking Only During School Hours". Recommendation NO.2, that on lOth Street on the south side from Cedar Street east to Walnut Street parking will be left as it is presently for the reason of picking up children and unloading same at that point. It is the opinion of the committee upon reaching the above two recommendations that between Elm and Walnut Streets the congestion of traffic can be minimized at one point and clear vision can be given from another point to insure the safety and protection of the school children at Howard School. I . We also wish to call your attention to the fact that at the point of State and Huston, which the Council has previously taken into consideration, the erecting of a school traffic electrical sign. This point has been gone over very carefully by the Street and Alley Committee and also taken the recommendation from our Traffic Control Chairman, which we quote at this particular point. "Traffic control during the school hours is being provided for the West Lawn School. Our present Poundmaster, Officer Clarence Rockwell, is stationed at the intersection commonly called "Five Points" for the purpose of getting the school children safely across this intersection. The intersection in qaestion that the Parent Teacher Association of the West Lawn School request traffic control is State and Huston, which is u (~: g; /'j . I located one block to the west of the IIFive Points"intersection. By installing a school traffic control signal light there would cause the motorist to stop twice wi th:1.n two blocks of travel. It is hereby recommended that either the teachers put forth a little effort and direct or supervise the crossing of their respective children across the street at State and Huston or else instruct the children that they must walk one block to the east and cross at the intersection where traffic control is presently being provided." We also wish to call to the attention of the Mayor and City Council that the Street and Alley Committee wished to recommend to the Parent Teacher Association that they request the school board to hire or place station guards at intersections around various schools to which they feel that the safety of school children is impaired. We feel the expense toward h:1.ring such people should be taken care of by the school board rather than the City of Grand Island. For your information, parking meter violation moni~s that have been payed in fines going to a special fund which will be turned over to the school board at which time the amount the court may determine is due to them. Also, in the year of 1958, we wish to call your attention to the fact that between ten thousand to twelve thousand dollars was given to the school board from court fines levied on violators of certain ordinances of the City of Grand Island. It must be understood expressly that these mon!i:es Gan be earmarked for purposes as mentioned above to take care of existing traffic hazards that have been outlined in a letter such as received I'rom:Mr. G. T. Ayoub of the Howard P.T.A. I Therefore, we request that this recommendation be adopted and that the P.T.A. representatives contact the school board for further consulta- tion, and to confine the mon~es to be spent for the purposes mentioned above. Respectfully submitted, S/ F. A. Pepner S/ H. J. Russell STREET and ALLEY COMMITTEE MIZ/lm Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, report was approved. TEe Mayor appointed the Police Committee and Chief to meet with the Board of Education pertaining to governing of traffic around different schools. I . (COpy REPORT PARK COMMITTEE) October 8, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska It has been brought to the attention of the Park Committee that citizens of the city are showing considerable interest in establishing a ball field directly east of the present Lincoln Park, to be known as "Ashley Field". (Junior League) " Sums of money have been collected, and other donations are being solicited by citizens for the purpose of building bleachers, board fence and setting of poles for lighting purposes to establish such ball field. ,~ '}~ t' It is, therefore, the recommendation of the Park Committee that permission be granted to establish such ball field, and that an ordinance be drawn naming such field "Ashley Field". e I Respectfully submitted, SI Robert L. Sorensen sl IL J. Russell SI Lyman M. Campbell PARK COMMITTEE Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, report was approved. ORDINANCE NO. 3389 levying special tax Water Main District No.211 was regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3389 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3389 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. I ORDINANCE NO. 3389 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3389 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3390 levying tax on Water Main District No. 212, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3390 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, I . Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and ~achry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3390 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. It ,'" .,!:: i u ORDINANCE NO. 3390 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell,. Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. e I ORDINANCE NO. 3390 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, was placed on. final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3391 levying special tax Gravel District No. 28, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3391 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. I ORDINANCE NO. 3391 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. V 0 t 1.ng no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3391 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Clayton, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3391 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3392 vacating southerly prolongation of Pleasant View Drive from south line of Pleasant View Addition to the South line I . of City Limits, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3392 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3392 - Motion ofCarnpbell, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second read1.ng by t1.tle only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. e I I I . ,j ,.,~ [,) '~ l~t () ORDINANCE NO. 3392 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3392 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, C~ayton, Russell,Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3393 presented by Attorney Willard pertaining to the general rezoning of the City of Grand Island, was regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3393 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3393 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3393 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Hussell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 33~~ - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, None. Voss and Zachry absent. Clayton mentioned the claim of Kenneth Simpson. Motion of Clayton, seconded by Gross, action of the Council October 1st, was rescinded and the claim referred to Finance and Police Committees for further study. Russell mentioned that he had cons iderable complaint from business men in the area of 4th and Walnut on account of parallel parking, claiming that the curb was so high, the cars so low, it was impossible to park parallel and open the car door to sidewalk. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Sorensen, was referred to Street and Alley and Police Committees with power to act. 149 Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, claims were allowed as read and listed in claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Voss and Zachry absent. e I Motion of Campbell, Council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk October 15, 1958 I I . e I I I . FUND Adm. Eng. st. Selver Health Inc. City Hall Civil Ser. General APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES FOR FISCALY YEAR ENDING OCT. 31, 1958 APFE'OP. ADJ. 47705.00 34070.00 24585.00 16782.00 16160.00 11725.00 3325.00 154352.00 Bond & Int. 90984.00 AirDort 145388.00 st. ~lley 97440.00 Sanitation 54055.00 Park 80348.00 Police 167743.80 Cemetery 47040.00 Fire 170460.00 Fire Pension 26000.00 Paving 70520.00 Sewer Sewer Call. City Garage Cern. GAR Perm. Care Library Music Civil Def. Soc. Sec. Parking Lots 68887.50 9205.00 40470.00 1000.00 112263.28 .42900.00 5500.00 630.00 36000.00 2735.00 Elk's Parking 3200.00 258.80 581.15 -174.90 Sewer Cons. 26243.00 T4 53 3 6 4 . 58 Water Light SewerDi st. Paving Dist. 665.05 EXPENDED OCTOBER 2906.78 2930.49 3649.13 1133.30 753 .48 850.88 214.44 T2438.50 89.25 29239.80 4955.32 4829.02 3471'.12 14007.51 2983.46 12772.68 1621.26 19000.05 4820.47 166.48 3318.57 3411.88 36.61 9382.96 223.29 126768.23 9451.93 162974.41 19525.69 318720.26 TOTAL EXPENDED 12208.26 8873.50 3987.96 3342.55 8195.30 3239.97 762.51 40610.05 349.25 42085.62 1498'7.61 12951.82 18230.54 37869.23 10162.04 36925.78 4863.78 26997.63 13855.51 1199.76 10818.08 1000.00 9361.66 1750.00 52.85 9382.96 685.77 294139.. 94 29379.27 42'7507.04 135954.85 886981.10 Respectfully Submitted, F. S. White, City Clerk ({ ~'".;, BALANCE 35496.74 25196.50 20597.04 13439.45 7964.70 8485.03 2562.49 113741.95 90634.75 103302.38 824~)2.39 41103.18 62117.46 129874.57 36877.96 133534.22 21136.22 43 5 ~;: 2. 37 55031.99 8005.24 29651.92 00 112263.28 33538.34 3750.00 577.15 26617.04 2049.23 3865.05 26243.00 1159889-. 69 A r; 1 ~'::.. ;) .j.. Grand Island, Nebraska November 5, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except e I Zachry. His Honor, the ~1ayor, presiding. Rev. Frank Schroeder, Evangelical United Brethren Church, opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meeting of October 15th read and approved. Regular Surety Bond of Lester Lilly, Airport Superintendent, having been O.K.'d by the City Attorney, was presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Clayton, approved. (COPY FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT) November 5, 1958 Grand Island, Nebraska Honorable fvlayor & City Council This committee, after a careful study of all the facts concerning the wage increase granted to the Mayor and Councilmen last April by the voters of this city, by amendment of Section 15 of the city charter, find the following: Whereas on the 1st day of A g;ust 1958 this salary increase was set 11 ,. up in the new budget. I We have received a letter from the Attorney Generals office stat- ing this is governed by our local charter. Tberefore we recommend that the Mayor and Councilmen receive the new salary effective August 1st, 1958 and the City Clerk be authorized to pay the same. Finance Committee S/ Geor~e H. Clayton S/ Harrv J. Voss Motion of Clayton, seconded by Voss, report was approved. Bids on two ~-Ton Pickups opened and read as follows: Central Chevrolet $2,784.76 and 2 used pickups $2,635.00 and trade-ins ~~3, 029.72 Less ~~325 .00 allowance on trade-ins. Diers Motor Company International Harvester Company - I . Motion of Voss, seconded by Pepper, bids were referred to C. W. Burdick and Light Committee. , .~ (COpy FINANCE and CITY PROPERTY COMMITTEE Honorable Mayor and City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We, the members of the Finance pertaining to the contract for REPORT) October 28, 1958 Committee, recommend the resolution the City Library roof be adopted. Respectfully submitted, S/ George H. Clayton S/ Marion I. Zachry S/ Harry J. Voss FINANCE and CITY PROPERTY COMl'1ITTEE l J ~::: ~ J .~~. RES 0 L UTI 0 N --.-------- WlmREAS, the Mayor and Council advertised for sealed pro- . I posals for the furnishing of materials and labor in repairing the roof of the City Public Library, said proposals to be received up to 7:30 o'clock P.M. on the 15th day of October, 1958, and ~o be opened at the regular meeting of the City Council on said date, and WI-IEREAS, the proposalsubmi tted by 'lie a If. C6' of the City of &179",/' hla~~/ffi/r~was found to be the lowest and best proposal submitted. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY 'rHE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF TI-IE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the proposal submitted by said contractor, 7~~ Duff G~ be, and the same is hereby accepted and approved; that a contract be entered into with said contractor for said material and repairs, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are h~reby authorized to sign said con tract. on behalf of the Ci ty of Grand Island. I BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to E. W. Keiss, City ~ngineer, and to the Library Board. .r. ~--....../~ Respectfully submitted this ~th day of Gvtvbe.L-, 1958. v~~ ~r f2<<<<//..-/ L cfp/',. ;'" Jl.-vU FINANCE, CITY PROPE Y and CI L SERVICE AFFAIRS COMl _ TEE /L N €gk/)~' v (j- / I . Motion of Clayton, seconded by Pepper, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . "- . ;:} Request from Edwin E. Shafer asking permission to present the Christmas Carols during the period between Thanksgiving and Christmas on all streets north of No. 30 Highway, was presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, request was granted. Request from C. \Ii. .B!1-rdiclc to the Mayor and Council for advice X pertaining to the handling of old records; whether to be destroyed or storage space made available. After some discussion, motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, that records be stored in a building at the airport. The Mayor advised the Council, however, that they had been searching and were still doing so, trying to find something in the Statutes to permit of destroying old records. Request from White Spot Motorcycle Club that they be given permission to rent the building 0t the old City Dump, was presented. After some discussion, motion of Campbell, seconded by Sorensen, referred to City Property Committee. Communication from Jane Pinder, pertaining to use of the Auditorium for rehearsal of Symphony Ordhestra, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, she was given permission to have a rehearsal there on November 18th. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Sorensen, was referred to City Property Committee for recommendation of policy pertaining to use of City Auditorium. Communication from Irena Darling, Secretary of Building Committee of Grand Island Sketch Club, pertaining to purchase of old Voting Building at 1204 W. Koenig Street was presented. After some discussion, was referred to City Property Committee. Complaint of Charles Sheffield pertaining to City Employees trimming trees on their days and hours off duty was presented. After some discussion, motion of Clayton, seconded by Sorensen, received and placed on file. Report of City Treasurer Bach pertabning to meeting of Legislative Committee of the State, pertaining to distribution of Gas and Automobile Tax money was presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by campbell, received and placed on file. ( Petition for sewer along the Westerly line of Lot 2, Block 14, Boggs and Hill's Addition, 50% signatures, was presented. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, request was granted, ordinance ordered drawn. (1. <r~; J. Petition from private garbage haulers for permission to increase their rates 250 a month was presented. After some discussion, Gross, (e I Chairman of Sewer and Sanitation Committee, requested that the Committee meet with representatives of garbage haulers at 1:00 P.M., Frlday, November 7th. Motion of Campbell, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment. F. S. White City Clerk November 5, 1958 Grand Island, Nebraska November 5, 1958 Council met as Board of Adjustment on request of Emil Lucht to have his property on East 4th Street and East 7th Street removed from City Liml.ts. All Councilmen present except Zachry. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Tnere being no representation present, no action was taken. Motion of Gross, Council adjourned to meet in regular , sess ion. I F. S. itlhite City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska November 5, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except i Zachr.y., His Honor, the Mayor presiding. I . . I I I . CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. - ck.;.v,.~,. ~k. 15j $ 1528.36 THla r:.TIMA.T~ PavlrlE; District No. 279 Upon Contract Dated July 17 19 D8 VL1f:: Sf to e8(.::;t. line of. Block'" 9 !Ie 10 LocatIOn ''C1auQsen 'r:"1F'ltrv \TleVJ -'-1n P1UE1 st . from Sunset Ave. to Dodge st. Contractor Th8 Di i'rnOna Enn~ineertng Co. F'ina1 Estimate No. ;) Month of QUANTITY 700 3928.15 284. ;5 10.7 627.9 106.6 784.8 25 37.8 205 2 789 7 DETAILS I PRICE I cu. yds. earth excavation @ sq. yds 6" conc. Pavement 1in. ft. 1" x 6" exoa,nSlon joint 1in. ft. com1). curb anc\ gutter 1in. ft. iIlt egral cllrb lil1. ft concrete ne2der sq~ ft. conc. sidewalk each Etdjust uanholeEl to grad.e lin. ft. renove conc. header lin. ft. reiilove curb & gutter sq. ft. remove cone. walk 0.55 3.09 0.30 1 50 0.44 0.69 0.45 16 00 0.34 0.33 0.09 TOTAL TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate P (-:j ., P'" D ~ C'.\.. .~.. + F"l1 ., .. "VJ, no .L u u 1 l C v 1..1..10. % Retained Amount Now Due Clo the CitJ CounC!.i.L: AMOUNT 385.00 12137.98 85 29 16 05 276 28 7 r7 <..) 55 3EJf3.16 4:8 00 12 85 67.72 71 07 ,7 13526.95 11998.59 15-28.36 I Certify that there IS 0 n8 , c> . , _ _ . & 3 G /100 tDousenc. Il ve nunc.reG twenty elc!'ht DOLLARS due to Grand Island, Nebr., The DiaDond Engineering Co. on account of above estimate. d#~~ November 0, 1958 Motion of Pepper, seconded by Sorensen, Estimate approved. City Engineer . I I I . Flnal CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. PCl.vlng Estimate No. :-J Upon Contract Dated July 17, Grant St. from Oklahoma Ave. to Location P}' ()(' n i "X- ~ IT P. f 1'n '(~ r}rn n to cit, District No. :2 8 0 Month of QUANTITY 500 5283 332.2 1009 115.6 1 ;56. ;2 C1I. 8e1.. I1n. 11n. I1n. eD,ell lin. Contractor Th e D IF.1nn n(~: El1,C,),oj 'n'p;.",y".i nr.:" ('\~, --- ' - -.) "" DETAI L.S I PRICE I :ld.s 8e,,1"tll e}~Co,\leJt i011 yds. 611 oonorete pavement ft. 111 x 6" eXDansi.on joint -.La + Intc~Y'n1 o~r1) u ~ J. ~-j-u- ./J. l,.l._,~ ft. concrete header ') rl ~ 11 c -I- 'Tl <) n 1} 0] '" ... 0 [f'''> 8 c) E" c,,:U"J v.,, U ,,C\.. ,~, ..,~ U .:;;-'- ~" " ~ __ It remove concrete neaceI' - Ce6..,~ <~.. 01<( ,'}:b $ 9197.79 THI. EUI......TE 19 58 Phoe,n:LxAve. to P~.et})llY: E)fo AMOUNT @ 0.55 275 00 3.09 J_63~4 47 0.30 99 66 o . ,'1:4 4A3 96 0.69 79 76 16.00 lEi 00 0..34 10 31 . "'-' J TOTAL TO BE DIVIDED AS F"DLLDWS: Previous Estimate Pavln~ District Fund Clo the City Council: % Retained Amount Now Due 172Eil.lG 8053.37 9197.79 I Certify that there is N:i ne thousand one hundred . & 79/100__ nInety ReVAn 'DO~S due to Grand Island, Nebr., Tr18 Diamond En,p~tneeri.rw~, Co. on account of above estimate. ~p:~~ J>Jovenlb2-e ~"I - . - ", 19~ Motion of Pepper, seconded by Sorensen, Estimate approved. City Engineer . I I I . FLoE.I Pa vi iW District No. Month of QUANTITY 90 b27.8 8 '1 . 1 2')5 0 47.2 11::'). G Estimate No. ell. sei. lin. lin. 11n li.n CITY OF GRAND ISLAND f:C81 '~;;l {j~ f. . Jro'.E~ . .o~1- ..i.. l.J. ft .0 J~ .I. U. ft ENGINEERING DEPT. 2 Upon Contract Dated .Location Ole iJlU"n st.. f,"Gj,: '18th diU';;"" Of": a t $ 379 Co THle ['.TIMAT~ July 17 19 .58 rf.J... ;::; u to StElt e st Contractor The Dimnond Engineerln~ Co. DETAILS 8>'GD,V[i,tton 6" concrete pELvelr'ent 1" :{ (ill ~:;j.c)n .J otnt concrete acer remove concrete er 11omove combj.nc.tion curb an6 Gutter' J~15 G J.j_D. ft. const integre,l curb TO BE DIVIDED AS FOL.LOWS: Paving Distrtct Fund Clo the eLf!} CounciL: I Certify that there IS due to Grand Island, Nebr., TOTAL Previous Estimate % Retained Amount Now Due I PRICE L AMOUNT 0.55 49 . 50 ;;) 09 1630. 90 0 :30 25. ~2;5 0 69 ~ "'1 . l r:; -'-..I 0 34: IP. 05 v . 0 40 46 ;24: 0 5e .-86 I 1842 :93 1463 30 379 63 m;'l.... e }~U"n ':;,1 ) /i 0.") O' t-' Le,:,,;. e . ~_ HC,l8"c >:,CVOn JI nn"J.e & 63/100 DOLLARS The Diamond Engineering Co. c:P//F~~ ~ November 5, on account of above estimate. City Engineer Motion of Russell, seconded by Sorensen, Estimate approved. 1958 . I I I . FinEtl CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. r, ,;:;, Upon Contract Dated Garf:leld St. froE Seconcl Location lLne of Blocl:u, :2 Estimate No. District No. 282 Pa vj_ng Month of ~ UANTITY 360 1856.41 167.2 172.3 103 . 6 1 33.5 ~~Ll. 3 cu. sq. lln. lin. lin. each lin. lin. /S[,-{L<.V- ox. r~n t-.- '",J ce, r,.::1 ry7 $UG.c. ( THla EaTIMATI: July 17 , 19 58 st.. -to th.c nortl1- & 3 Bakers Addition Contractor Tbe D'j 8F1nnc'1 'f~"gi TiPeri Jig c;n DETAI LS yds. earth excavation ydtj. 611 concrete pa\Tement .J..c.t. I" X (',II Gv'r)"1nQirJn J'(~]'nt \,. v ~ ~ i-' e" -. 1. 1-.~ - - ) ~ _ ft. integral curb ft. concrete header adjust 1ll,wi101e to gra6.e ft. remove concrete header ft. remove comrJinE'ction curb ano_ gutter @ TOTAL. TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Paving District Fund % Retained Amount Now Due - I PRICE I AMOUNT o 55 ,).09 0.30 O. .::L4 0.69 16.00 0.34 198 00 5736 31 50 16 75 81 71 4:8 16.00 11. 39 o 40 9.72 - 6168 87 5644 10 -- 524 77 C/o thE- Cit!} Council: I Certify that there is Five hunc\red twenty four & '77/100 due to T~e Dip~0nA ~~sinBering 00. ~~~~ Grand Island, Nebr., November 5, 19 58 DOLLARS on account of above estimate. City Engineer Motion of Pepper, seconded by Hussel1, Estimate approved. CLt<,<"., ti,,< :.\ ~i , , ;ti CITY DF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. $ 64~? 49 THla t:.TIMAT~ July 17, 19 E'8 r; "-' Fix-Lal Upon Contract Dated Estimate No. Location .Arthur st. from Lou,i. ne 3t to JJnn St. 88~S I) <:1 V in,::: District No. T}} r:, D l' (S.I~J'l 0 '.I~id"l. En 'J' i . yo'" Cl C .,. " " "C" nee.. lnL;) o. Contractor Month of I PRICE I DETAILS AMOUNT QUANTITY . I ~. 3~d:~~ 31.20 10i .46 200 1111.0::':; 101;:,.0 2,'37 4.: 2().4.: earth excavation 0 [')5 3 09 0 30 0 44 cu. :/c18 6" concra te :)[;.vement I" X 6" c"Y")'<'YIQl' 0''] ,o'j ;~+ L'~'l__;... C", \... 11. J ~_...l.u l t e2,1';':1.1 cuy'b comlJination concrete curb :/(18. ,:::l.L .L LJ . sq. lin 1in. lln. ft. ft. 1.50 16 00 o 34: o 40 39.60 16.00 ~?0 39 10 56 D.,nel guo. t tel' 1 each adjust marilio10 to grade 68.8 lin. ft remove concrete or 26.4 lill.. ft. l'OL10"\1e domb. curl) & sutter I .I 3768.26 TOTAL TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: ::)1;25 77 Previous Estimate Pavine" Di :3tri at Fund % Retained I . 6'~:2. 49 Amount Now Due C/o thE- eit!} CounciL: I Certify that there is Six h1..mc..red :Corty t1J'JO & 42/100 DOLLARS The DisIllond Engin.eering Co. on account of above estimate due to /~/ -,~~. ~~/~?~ City Engineer Grand Island, Nebr., NovcLlDer 5, 19-M Motion of Campbell, seconded by Sorensen, Estimate approved. . I I I . Cl'.,f!,.e4.,'ft",,,,, (flC... CITY OF GRAND ISLAND 60 ENGINEERING DEPT. $ 1656.73 THla r:.TIM....TI: Final 2 Upon Contract Dated July 17, Walnut St. from state St. to the Location line of 18th Street 1958 north - Estimate No. District No. 885 PaviiW~ Month of Contractor The Dj.D.mond Enp:.:1nee:c'ing Co. I I --- QUANTITY DETAILS PRICE I AMOUNT 850 cu. ~yds . earth excavation O. 55 L)7 50 1647. 7 sq. YCLS 6" conCI'et e oavc:ment '? 09 5091 39 . c) . 127. 6 1in. 1'.1. 1" '" 6" e J<.:~pa.ll. fj 1 () Ii. jolnt O. 30 (58 28 tJ . .... 321,. 1 lin. 1'.1. inte curb O. ~:Ll 141 28 u. 79 r- lin. ft COi"leret e 1188,c5.,8):' O. 69 54 85 0 . 1 each 8)5~ j U 8 t Elc.nhol e to gr'aclc 16 . 00 16 00 1 , adj lIst CD.,tc}11)[J, Ejill to gl~c:td_.e ~30 . 00 30 00 er1 el} 4:0. 9 lin. _Q.J. reLlOval of concrete c. de r O. 34 13 91 .L lJ . J TOTAL 5523 21 TO BE DIVIDED AS FDLLOWS: Previous Estimate 3866 48 ---- PavLnc; Dintrict ]'und % Retained ----- Amount Now Due 1656 73 'Jo thE- Cit!} Council: I Certify that there is One thouEiand fJiX. h1).nc1r'ec1 Lifty fD.X & 73/100 DOLLARS due to T}lC5 DiE~_.rn.ollcl Er1.?:111C?erl11r~ Co. on account of above estimate. eC#:,;e~o/ City Engineer Grand Island, Nebr., vember 5) 19 58 Motion of Pepper, seconded by Sorensen, Estimate approved. . I I I . ]!"ina1 Paving District No. Month of QUANTITY 165 978.9 100.6 3;:5.6 C-4~,.:" 0, /J.:., f) J~ CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. $ 640.29 THI. E8T1MATE Estimate No. n rJ Jul.y 1 7 , 19 58 Upon Contract Dated 286 Locationl1tl1 St. from C1e!)U.rn St. to Eodv St. Contractor ThE:! Dicu!lond Enc;ineering Co. DETAI LS I PRICE I AMOUNT cu. yUs. 8o,rth excQ.vation 8C~. yo.s. 611 concrete pavement 11n. ft. III x GII eX'Jansio joint lin. ft. remove concrete header 0 55 tj 09 0 (';0 0 :'54 90.75 3m24.80 30.18 11.42 j TOTAL. 3157.15 TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate 2516,_86 Ptwinp:, DL3tri ct J:""und Clo thE- City Council: % Retained . Amount Now Due 640.29 I Certify that there is Six. hundrec' Forty an\ 29/100 due to DOLLARS The Diamond Engineering Co. on account of above estimate. t#/~~ City Engineer Grand Island, Nebr., November 5 J 19~ Motion of Russell, seconded by Campbell, Estimate approved. . I I I . Final Cie-lC\' (tIC,. ;~:; CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. $ ;)38;5.;~Ei THI. E:.TIMAT~ n .:; July 17, 1958 Upon Contract Dated PctVtllE; District No. Estimate No. 287 LocationPE\l'k Ave i'roEl 16th st. to StJD~t e /"1.L .vu Month of ~UANTITY 1000 0 5414.4:8 4,61.0 6.1 788.2 1259.8 252 0 167 5 1 1 167 5 288.9 167 5 3~~ . 0 Contractor Tl18 DirUilOYlcl Ej:lGj,nccPl.ng Co DETAIL.S I PRICE I AMOUNT , cu. yds ea.rth Gx:cD.vation 80 ycIe 611 concrct e eElent 1in. ft. 111 X 6" n'Lon joint ILl. ft. comb. curb & tteY' 1in. ft. integral curb IlD. ft COIJ.cI1ete neader) sq. ft cr)nC!10te sidew'alks 80. ft. concrete o.ri vevvays eaCE (J.c:tj'L~8t "1P~,'--:n1c to C;X'DJle Gel l~errlO'VC & i~1f:Jt,c--'.J_l ccLtch 8111 1in. it remove cobcrete header 0.34 lin. ft. rem.ove concrete cl.ll"b &; gutte:cO 40 8". it. remove concrete clriveviaYEJ 0 10 sCl ft reruove concrete 8id8\IDJJ~:8 0 09 @ 0.55 550 00 167;50 7"1 1,'38 30 9 15 ;)t16 81 96 46 14,.,10 108.87 16.00 140.50 56.95 115 56 16.75 3.09 0.30 1.50 o . 4~b 0.69 0.45 0.65 16 00 2.88 .I TOTAL 18343 37 TO BE DIVIDED AS F"OL.L.OWS: Previous Estimate 14960 02 Pavil1g District Fund Clo thE Cit!) Council: % Retained Amount Now Due ~7'70"'L rz, ~)L)(..Jt.) 1..)0 I Certify that there is Three thou8D.nd three J.llmd.:t'eCl elf';hty three & :6~s due to Grand Island, Nebr., The Dlccmonct E"'i .~~]~ Vi r:\ e:) r'>:~l. Ii [/ .l~e,-J-C 0.1..-. --(~) on account of above estimate. Co. ~~ ,. ~~.24 City Engineer November 5, 19~ Motion of Campbell, seconded by Sorensen, Estimate approved. . I I I .' Final CITY OF" GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. r; ,;;., Upon Contract Dated Location EDn-ro e st. from 2nc:t St. to J ol'm St. 19 58 Estimate No. 288 PF1 vi Ilg District No. Month of ~ UANTITY 12:50 7196.;2.6 912.8 2b.6 ;-:1000. 8 409.8C 416.3 1 6 1 376.3 412.5 5;35. 6t~, 2559 . 7~: d,t' Il-"'" Ok. (,~, i) $ 6759.:-52 July 17 THI. [.TIIlI4ATE Contractor The Diamond Engineering Co. DETAILS cu. yds. 8o,rth exca.vation sc. 2ld~s. 611 COliC.. 1)C1\T erne I1tJ 15:0. ft. 111 x 611 G on joint lin. ft. GOLlb. Gonc. c"L1.:clJ & gutter' 11n. ft. integrctl rolled cU.rb so. ft. concrete sidewalks SC!.. ft... e011cret 8 Q,:ci veVIa,~r8 co. en_ fUYlni l~ ring & cover e-8Jcll EtcljtLst L18,:nrloles to SYlp,ci.e each w[,ter~ valvo - Ie com~)let8 l:i.n. ft. 1in. ft. of COllO. J1.e[lC;_er~s OJ? 3tr;.. ctLIllJ p.llt 8e}. :ft.. 1-l8rnOv'8 8el. ft.. :~'C~r:lO\le CO]1. c. d.I:'1 3.9 s. Yds.I'8move conc& ..1_ ~. ":_, .f/~ U l.lC",... \!(:ELerlt 4:;:?9 J_111 0 ft. 1) r.-::()"VC c.ornlJ et1y.1J 8c 132 lin. ft. remove he ()c\Cll I}f:?L1.0'\l8 tl)f; C TOTAL. TO BE DIVIOED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Fa.vine District ]'lln6. Clo the. Cd!:) Council: % Retained . Amount Now Due I Certify that there is Six thou due to Grand Island, Nebr., seV81l. 111J.nd.red. f4_f~t\r The DiA.Dlon~ Engineerj.n~ Co. ~<:-~ . L/ t;??7/ >' -,7a~# J\T 0 iT (-) n-:-(J~:) 1" r:)' \ '-'.,_.... ~..- ~, 19 5El I PRICE I @ 0.55 ,S.09 . ,30 \. .09 " .10 1.00 o . <:1:0 0.18 15.00 AMOUNT 687 50 2,2236 44 "n'? 84 ,,~ ( L! ~o 40 ':)0 1380 35 lEl4 4L]: ~)70 76 40 70 96 00 U:b 00 U;7 94 l"'7 715 ~,,::..'jc) 48 21 r;>< .,.- 98 r~)D ;3 90 17 16 76 15 00 0")639'1.'7, k.I '---' _ "". ~~_.., ~y_ 18909.81_ 67.59.32 on account of above estimate. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Sorensen, Estimate approved. City Engineer . I I I . (~ l' . ~ )I '-:j No (~r' ~ 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand. Isln,nc1) Neoranl<:.a Gentlemen: I here):)y certify th8,t the Dlamoll/L Ene;ineer Co. has connleted the WD on Paving District No. 272 in aeeo with the pJ_E.DS and. sJ)8cifica.tions and oontract ~nn)8 en the Ci ty of G'l'8.nd IsIE\,nd.) Neopaf31ca and. th Dia.,mon,d. Engineering Com ()[my . -i .~ I further CGI'tify that the work o.one cont8,1nfo the fol10w- materlaJJ\ at the pri ce set forth :in the contract. 75.0 1016.2 72.9 35.8 ;50~92 cu. yd8. earth excavation EO. :"1. 611 co:r:eJ:oete -ngvem',nt ILl. ft. III expanf"ion joint 11n. ft. removal old concrete Gel. yc3.s 611 conc. pvut. for all 1j_]].. ft. buj_ld. i t curb & 11n. ft. Id concrete h 0~ @ 6. [55 1'1 Z5. 05 O. (50 0.3/1 ,3.50 O. 0.69 I? D t s . .tter; 1;:'0.1 ;~7. 8 Total ~ ..1 ~pccc) .Jl';I18,t No. 27~? Uj e vrork c10ne on a.fore seLlo the City of Gra.,nd Islanc3" l)a:v i 1J e 1) }:c'i 81::.8. .. Dictr1ct o oe acoe ',t I connection t herey;j. tIle folJ_o sta.temerlt of all. costs lD t}:\.. l\~;,vi Dic3t.:cict. No. 27~~. To: Tho Diamond Enfineering Co. To: Encinccrt.DC & Publioation T 0 tD,J~ To 'i)e as f'oLLo ri. To l)E~ a,s 888 to 2,~e property To t<:; CJ.I[.1,l"[S8 Cl.. to il1.ter~8.eettoI1[5 Tot.al I er recommend t the City Council sit as ,oro oC'110Ji7~Ll~r)1'1 OYl cnl'ri POvi'nry Dic~r'Ln~ No'. r,~7S 011 v ~ I"..."Clo ~ _ - ~! c.." ) .1. " . ,'.. L~' (.':1:-, ....., .... C'. ~. ~. '[;..J ~ _~ '..,; V . \_..1 U ..... ....... t:j clay of Nover:lber ___,_____1958 He f3 ctfull.y tteCi., ~~~ I{~. ~Y. J(e:Ls8 Ot t;;l Erll];il18Cr Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, approved. J\ ~p 4'] "'~ :,_..._ . r::::......J 3099.41 21.87 18.17 108.22 r-,0 QiJ v,.;;-,., 0 \j ,;',: 28.0-9 r'~ '7'7 'J 8 0Jl ,:Ja6.~. ,_ 4 j~2)t36J_. 8/:1 lb"O 09 _...1;.. (.J. .......t~~'" ~.~35~2:9 ,,93 (~")7'-9 51" t1Pr::J 0 ,. G _22Q.LQ,7 \~'7r:::nQ 9'7 'fP t) .,) 0.] ,,' f_) a. 'bon,J':lc1 19 .. . I I I . A ,",,~ {c,'1. (, ")' L. ,-J t G'rE1T16 T 8'1011('; 1\Tr:,!-)V)<:1 oko ...... l... C.t, ....., J.\, \,..... .L c~ ~J.J.,.'.Cv 03 :e 5, 19 58 Nov HonorajJle j\;IayoI' & Clty Council Gh'and IslcUld, Nebraska G-erl.tJ. ernsn: I hereby certify that The Diamo completed the work on PavinG District with the plans and speciflcations and the Clty of Granci Island,Neln'aslca e,nc;_ CO;C,n)C] rlV ' ~<"".i C"... './ .. Englnpsring Company has No. 275 in accordance contlJB,ct by arld betweerl The Diamond Engineering I furUler certify that the wo 'llaterials ct.t t:-18 price set forth in done contains the following tllC contract. 52~; Ctl. 53cl7.5 2599.7 72.5 74:.0 1 -. 1;1::) 0 -d= 'J t.... " 7~?7 . G 271.3 122.0 35.6 35.6 11.0 8. earth 8Jccavation f3C1. yo.s. f)tI OOI1CI}etc pe.v' lin. ft. I" expanslon joint lil'l~ ft. concreto 11sadel' ltn. ft" Y181UOVe 0 C011Cl'CtC? eacl1 act '11.8t~ E18,11.}J.O]_8 to oCl. ydi3:c 6" concrete pr:;,v:l, all:;v 1.:Ll1. ft. st[-L_LJ.(i8..1~C~. i:rltoLi~:L'Ei.J~ CLly-l) lin. ft. sta.nd.ar1Q batteI1ed curb 1in. ft. remove old Gurb & ttcr sq. ft. y'eTJove ole], 411 cone cSrive sq. ft. 4" COY1Crete CL1-~i "\Te nq. ft. .t1f conerlct e 816_. @ O.5E) @ 3.06 qj' 0q7 r. r; lffl ?:-It,..... ..--..'v 16424.55 119.91 [-)0.02 25.16 16.00 O.3Cl 0.69 o. ">t 16.00 J:'c:t 30 50 O. ;tIt O. ,J:4 320.14 119. (;7 LW. '?G 5{~h2 . C)O 0.33 ~J . -85 0.08 O. "-:-:5 o. 16.02 4,.95 '!"1-7~-;:;-n riP ~./ l).] . (~jO t t.} e ciiO af"OIiCE.\c),id. I)avl of Gl'B.I1cJ I SlRJ16., .L :co cornmencS District No. 275 be 1,T C -!)~Ccl DJ:\:[;t. Clone; on City ac.CC1'Jt o~ lJY tJ:le tho folIo DiE:;trlct (jtEtt er1.t of all costs in I nlI1JEli tJ tll connection with pav No. 275. To: The Diar10 To: n8 EnEI,Llee:('j- Co. (n, })tLl) J~ i. c; El t j. 0 n. 'U'1r'J9"9 '70 {.p f. \)... . t.JCJ 898.47 7,[-1 00 r---pr=;- 'w1uu,) 7.,),_, Tot [),1 ro bR d.ivJ_ded as follows: To be To be to to l)l~i ,,-., t ')l"'nnnp+ 'if .r- . v c" u 1 .-~ '-' ..... '-- - v v 1 n.t cr' E:":~ e e t 1 Or1Ej Total $:16166.: 76 ~Z,7..6.7..:L6~S)~_ 'll1,la~'1 .@$) aDfJl?SS C}1axlgec1 I flIrt}lC~YJ Y'CCOr:1D.IC::1'10. .'.,-.-:..DJ"L e Clt:/ COllTlelJ_ si t EtS [1 Ijoa,y~d of Equalizat:Lon on sajJ Pav D:Lstr:Lct No.275 on the _:1:.2____ day of _~_o_~_,__ 8J:',__. .___. 19 58 Rsspectfu.lly .tt ~#/~# Ir:..\V.}~e18s C1 ty Ensinc:')er Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, approved. . I I I . Ij~O{lO G.ranCi I G'8.D,t]. eEJ.e:n.: :)0 Nov OJ:' 5) 1958 TO & C1 ty CC)1:Ylcil I'} c"brs,slc8, I b.er)cby certify that The D ond ~Encin.eeri Co. nas COl"ilT)J_cTJed, C \':"/ol'lc 0[1 I)E;l\Tin,g Di8ty-ictJ l\Jo.. 276 iT.\. 3,ceo:ec\n.11.ce v!itll -tIle I)J~tJ,I18, s~)ec:Lt'llc[\t10YJ_8 co-n.tr~8,ct .i.Jet\}Te(-~r1 tl1C Cltjr of G'I\~\~nf.) IrlFu]cJ, 1~;'e1)rcl~8J::a a,Y1ci tIle D }}:1.1[::Ln.eerlrlt; C orrpEny . 1 f"lIJ'tJ'.-1CTJ ceJ~t:ii~:1 tJ.1ELt ~tjl1e V/O ClOli8 COT1.tcLl.Dfj tI10 fOJ_]MOVl- J.. e~c:LDJ_ Ej El,t tYLC CC ~:jet fO:t:"t:.l lrl t!-J.c~ CO.n.tlr')[),et 0 2,=U.0 1520.6 ~2 Lj:~? . t3 67.0 226 . [) 53.5 r; u 14 2f;~5 460 460 108 . 8 1 I 1 8 . e:: CP,"vn.. t j_ 021 n. 711 C()nCI'cto .:;eiloE1ent 11' e:x"-:,(J,Jl.uloi1 jOiT1.tJ 6 tI ~~ rl.C:CC t e fo J:~ E!,].J_c::/ Y1ct Ei . - 1]j 15.. . nt egral cur'b Id concrete header J_e to grcJl\e old concrete header It Btl'(3"iQ;n.t CllJ~b " f3id.evIEi..ll~ Cl1. ~rd_G. l:in. ft. 8el. :/(::'8. ltn. ft. l:in. ft. e8~C}1 c1C\jlJ.St It:n. ft. 1'"CIJO\T8 I1n. ft. 11 0" L) \., . .C" .J_ .L u. II Dq__ ft. COl1.st /1.,11 C011c:eC)tf; E; e\';,/2,J_lc 8el- :Ct. Y~e;r.o\re ctJ_J.c~/ r~ettu:Jn each I'8i iove tr'ee 1511 8cLcl1 I)eElO\T8 c1J.J~1~) l1:'J.J_ et Ga, crt C () jl. D t I"lIe t Cl.J. :r~l:) till e t Total c:;) 0: 0.55 .'1. '101 r..... ~tP -(:.1- . aD 5398.13 72.69 234:. EJO 99.66 36.91 80~ijb 4.76 75.82 41.40 207.00 JA . 1/" 20.00 16.00 50.00 rH.,.. '7" r::6 "'iPo~l: 2::.0' I I'eCor(lll1811CL tJ.lb,t tll.e VIOl"}\: c1on.e District . 276 iJ accept by' tJ1G l>T e rJ ~0ct on the Q,fOrCsD,i0. Paving Citv of Grand Island. v ., (5.5ES 0.30 ;5. :50 O .01./1. . ......... 0.69 16.00 o _. 34~ o . ~~;il 0.09 o . 1-.1[5 0.1,'3 ::'?O.OO 16.00 50.00 .l- i.) D:istrict No. 276. 8tate~0nt of all costs I tll e 1'01101;:1 :in connection To: The Di2.rnoncl Enc;ineertng Co. To: EncJnecring & :)ubl:ication Tot 0.1 To be divided as follows: To 1) C To be to rivate pYlopex'ty to intersections Total I further recommenci of e (1118JJ_ i Z8,t 1 Oil on. 88.1 (1 dJ3~Jr of }JO\l c:cnr)8r~ t e City Council sit Paving District No. 276 on 1958 Respectfully sublnitt r'~c .17'" r::" ;po ';.;: tJ _ 00 32-3 G 62 -----.-.. :'1'~(). 70:') 18 'IP .Y'. dl'~r::()")6~ 70 "Le~.JCJL - 959.48 .~, - <Jj'6'70C 18 t) ) I ;J U . I a,8 (1 n_,:ecl the 19 Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, approved. ~~~~ E~ '?T. I(cifJ~3 City Eng:ineer . I I I . Cl Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment. November 5, 1958 F. S. White City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska November 5, 1958 Council met as Board of Adjustment for the purpose of reconsider- ing the request of Emil Lucht. All Councilmen present except Zachry. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. There being no represent~tion for Mr. Lucht, Council having considered the request, motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, request was denied. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, Council adjourned to regular session. November 5, 1958 F. S. "Ih it e City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska November 5, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except Zachry. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Recommendation of C. W. Burdick, that the contract with Union Pacific for Electrical Service, for two years, be approved. Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, recommendation was accepted. ( COPY) RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of NebrE1ska, an addendum extending the term of and amending the rate schedule in agreement dated November 4, 1939, covering the furnishing and delivery of electric light and power service by the City to the Railroad Company at Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, said addendum being identified as Railroad Company's C. D. No. 24327-P; and WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said proposed agreement before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said City of Grand Island, State of Nebraska, will be subserved by the acceptance of said agreement; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, STATE OF NEBRASKA: That the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union Pacific Railroad Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby, accepted in behalf of said City; That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered and directed to execute said agreement on behalf of said City, and that the City Clerk of said City is hereby authorized and directed to attest said agreement and to attach to each duplicate original of said agreement a certified copy of this resolution. Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . i,..... j~. ; f C)' Supplemental Lease No. C3ca-394A covering additional space in the Administration Building for expansion of air traffic communications station quarters, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, lIms approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Extension Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and T. S. Maloney, for Building identified as T-8l5, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Lease by and between the City of Grand Island and Worden Manufacturing Company for Building identified as T-l02, $750.00 a year, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Agreement pertaining to landing fees with the Flying Tiger Lines, Inc., was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and Overland National Bank, for space 22 x 66 on Lot 1, Block 57, Original Town, to be used for parking purposes, $500.00 per year, was presented. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, was ~pproved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Councilman Sorensen left the meeting. t,,1 " d RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT HESOLVED BY 'l'BE lVfAYOR AND COUNCIL OF 'I'HE crey OF' GRlli~D ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the following fees or charges be, . I and the same are hereby fixed and the same are to be collected for all service calls provided by the new City-County Ambulance. 1. For any call or trip made within the corporate limits of the City of Grand Island, the sum of Five ($5.00) Dollars. 2. For any call or trip made beyond the corporate limits of the City of Grand Island, the sum of F'ive ($5.00) Dollars, plus the added sum of F'ifty Cents (50}t') per mile computed on a one-way basis. 3. That no fee or charge shall be collected when the call or trip is to render aid or ambulance service to a person receiv- ing aid from the County Department of \lVelfare, and in all such cases the County Director of Welfare shall approve, certify and order such ambulance service. In cases when such ambulance is I called on ~undays, holidays or hours after the Welfare Department has closed for the day, the City or County physician shall approve, certify and order ambulance service. 4. In all cases mlere any City or County employee is in- jured while on duty, or if any such City or County employee, while on duty, becomes ill and requires ambulance service, no fee or charge shall then be made. BE IT FUR'I'I:IER RESOLVED that the Ci t;y Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to each member of' the City Council, Dr. John G. Woodin, Physician, the Director of vVelfare of Hall County, the County Board of Supervisors of Hall County, and to Fire Chief I . Hichard Evans. Hespectfully submitted this $tl day Of;;}c:fC/~-'-v~ , 1958. ,/ c:.'; ~~2- ~- and CIVIL J\1otion of Campbell, seconded by Voss, Heso1ution was adopted. . I I I . , /L t .P RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- BE 1'1' RESOLVED BY ']lI:lE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF 'rEE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the following schedule of rates be, and they are hereby adopted and approved for the use of the Wheeler Street Parking Lot located on the North Half (Ni) of Block Fifty-seven (57) of the Original Town. Said rates to be- come effective upon completion of said parking lot. 1. For each parking space rented on a monthly basis, the sum of Seven ($7.00) Dolla rs per mon th. 2. For all parking spaces rented or occupied by the day, or any part thereof, the sum of Twenty-five Cents (25~) for the first hour, and the sum of Ten Cents (10~) per hour thereafter. BE 1']:1 FURTHER RESOLVED tha t the Ci ty Clerk forward a certi- fied copy of this Resolution to the parking lot attendant. Respectfully submi tted this the ...."'i"t-t. day of 7)t.rv-.e/~Jt-/, 1958. ,"'~ ) - ~~ ,cl ) "- t:>' 1/ / tX-~'Y'tJ, _ ~2 v', z.w~ , . I ;;)1'1 -1 --'- /l tv LZ~"7l~..,..,.,."" CEMETERY, ORDINANCE/and PARKING LOTS COM vII Tr.rEE Motion of Clayton, seconded by Pepper, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . ..f ". , .,. I ~ .," ..A.. Estimate of Thomas, Benjamin and Clayton, along with Resolution pertaining to repairs of Ryder Park, were presented. After some discussion, City Attorney stated that his opinion was that there should be an estimate of the City Engineer before advertising for bids. Same was referred back to City Engineer for his estimate. (COpy STREET AND ALIEY COMMIT'IEE REPORT) October 28, 1958 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: In re: Request of Y.M.C.A. for vacation of the east half of Washington Street between Fourth Street and West North Front Street. The undersigned, Street and Alley Committee of the Council hereby recommend that the request of the said Y.M.C.A. be granted, as was requested under date of June 18, 1958. It is further recommended that the legal and engineering departments of the city be. instructed to perform all necessary acts to accomplish such result. Respectfully submitted Street and Alley Committee sl Frank Pepper, Chairman SI H. J. Russell SI Marion I. Zachry Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, approved. (COpy FINANCE and CITY PROPERTY COMMITTEE EEPOHT) October 29, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: In previous years local Boy Scouts have requested the use of the building known as the old "Voting Housen located south of the No.2 Fire Station, for the purpose of storing donated articles collected for Good Will. 17th and Broadwell. Mr. Hobert H. Burton has again requested the use of such building for the same purpose between November 8 and November 24, 1958. It is the recommendation of this committee that such request be granted. Respectfully submitted, sl George H. Clayton SI Harrv J. Voss SI Marion I. Zachry FINANCE arid CITY PROPERTY COMMITTEE Notion of Clayton, seconded by Voss, was approved, with the understanding that the building be left in presentable condition. . I I I . ::! ,~';::'~) . " """, (COpy POLICE AND FINANCE COMr\lI~"TEES REPORT) November 4, 1958 Honorable Mayor Frank D. Ryder Members of the City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We, the members of the Police and Finance Committees, to whom was referred the Simpson claim for further study, do herewith advise that such claim has been reconsidered by interested parties, and a settle- ment agreement reached in the amount of $2,000.00. It is, therefore, the recommendation of the respective committees that the attached claim be allowed in said amount. S/ H. J. Russell S/ Robert L. Sorensen S/ Harry J. Voss. POLICE COMMITTEE WEL/lm Respectfully submitted, s/ George H. Clayton S/ Harry J. Voss S/ Marion I. Zachry FINANCE COMMI'I'TEE Motion of Clayton, seconded by Russell, report was approved. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, ID~rre~En, Pepper. Zachry absent. (COpy REPORT OF OHDINANCE COMMITTEE) October 28, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Relative to the request of the citizens of Grand Island in changing or amending our present Curfew Ordinance No. 1976. The Ordinance Committee has asked an expression of opinion from the public, and we would like to report to you at this time that 99.9% of the letters received have asked that the ordinance be amended on Friday and Saturday night, extending the time on those two nights to 12 o'clock, midnight. The other five days of the week to remain the same, which is 10:30 P.M. WE do hereby recommend that the ordinance on curfew which is up for passage this evening, be passed as recommended by the majority Qf the taxpayers. We also would like permission from this honorable body to place three ads in our local newspaper announcing the change of the Curfew Ordim:mce. MIZ/lm R~spectfully submitted, S/ Marion I. Zachry S/ F. A. Pepper S/ George H. Clayton OHDINANCE COMMITTEE No action taken. . I I I . i,~ '_4' :') ORDINANCE NO. 3396 pertaining to Curfew regularly passed by the City Attorney later ruled the Ordinance Council, signed by' the Mayor. was not legally passed. ORDINANCE NO. 3396 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Clayton, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, ~~ Pepper. Voting no, Russell, Zachry absent. OEDINANCE NO. 3396 - ~1ot ion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, ~ Pepper. Voting no, Russell, Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3396 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, ~~rE~E~ Pepper. Voting no, Russell. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3396 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, 3Jo~Pepper. Voting no, Russell. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3394 authorizing and directing the sale of a tract of land, being a part of Pleasant View Drive, to Hall County, was regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 33~~ - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Clayton, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voti.ng yes, Moting no, Campbell, Clayton, Russ~ll, Voss, Gross, ~mrE~E~, Pepper. Zachry none. absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3394 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Voting no, none. x~~~~R~~>>, Pepper./ Zachry absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3394 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, x~~r~~~R, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3394 - l'1otion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, S~~~~~~~, PeppeF. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. . I I I . "i OBDINANCE NO. ~'5395 pertaining to establishing Athletic Park (Ashley Field), East of Linooln Park, was regularly passed by the Counoil, signed by the Mayor. OHDINANCE NO. 3395 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Voss, was plaoed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, ~, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zaohryabsent. OHDINANCE NO. 3395 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, rules Buspended and ordinanoe plaoed on second reading by title only. Roll 00,11 ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, ~~~~~ Pepper. Voting no, none. Zaohry absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3395 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, Tules suspended and ordinance pleoed on third reading by title only. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, :IDIDX'E:RlEE:xl, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zaohry absent. OEDINANCE NO. 3395 - Motion of Car'1pbell, seconded by Gross, was plaoed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, ~~~~~~~ Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3397 oreating Sewer Distriot No. 300, in Boggs and Hill's Addition, regularly passed by the COUYloil, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3397 - Motion of Gross, seoonded by Campbell, was plaoed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, ~~x~~~~>>, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zaohry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3397 - Motion of Gross, seoonded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinanoe plaoed on seoond reading by title only. Roll 00,11 ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, ~~rR~e~ Pepper. Voting no, none. Zaohryabsent. ORDINANCE NO. 3397 - Motion of Gross, seoonded by Voss, rules su.spended and ordinance pIa oed on third reading by title only. Hall oall ballot. Voting yes, Ce.mpbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, ~~~~~~~R+ Pepper. Voting no, none. Zaohryabsent. ORDINANCE NO. 3397 - Motion of Gross, seoonded by Voss, was plaoed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gras s, ~(j.:U{~N:~~R:):: Pepper. Vat ing no, none. Zaohry absent. d .~f _. ..,. .! .. P The Mayor presented monthly report of C. W. Burdlck (Each Councilman having copy) ~1otion of Campbell, seconded by Clayton" received and placed on file. Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Pepper, . I seconded by Campbell, claims were approved as read, and listed in claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, ~ Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. Motion of Gross, Council adjourned. November 5, 1958 F. S. White City Clerk I I . A' he'.! " i 0 Grand Island, Nebraska November 10, 1958 4:00 P.1'1. Council met as per special call of the Mayor, for the purpose . I of taking action on the Curfew Ordinance. All Councilmen present, except Russell. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Mr. Zachry, Chairman of the Ordinance Committee, made explanatior pertaining to request that he had received from individuals; members of PTA Organizations, and the teaching staff of the schools of the City of Grand Island, wherein they expressed their desire for a 12:00 o'clock Ordinance, instead of 11:30. Motion of Zachry, seconded by Voss, action of the Council pertaining to the Curfew Ordinance of November 5th, was rescinded. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Russell absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3396 pertaining to CHrfew regularly passed by I the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3396 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Russell absent. OEDINANCE NO. 3396 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. .Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Russell absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3396 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third readj.ng by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Russell absent. . I I . ORDINANCE NO. 3396 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Russell absent. Engineer's Estimate on construction of Grandstand at Ryder Park was presented. NOV81i1bor __, 19.58 . I Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Hereyn th is the Engineer's estimate for remodeling and replaCeli1ent of the grandstand at Ryder Park, based upon figures supplied by the Arch..i.. teet elilployed for the project. Construction of entire grandstand as per architect's plans. 'tt'/SPI)('. t)() Construction of the northwest bleacher 'iring and new roof over the existing center section ~?S700.00 It is recoliUllcmded that this vwrk bo advertised for bids to be recoived until 7:.30 o'clock P.M. December 3 , 19.58. Respectfully submi tted, I /f;pfi~,)~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, approved. I . . I I I . R-E-3-0-L-U-T-I-Q-N vmEl"tEl-l.S, 'rhomas Benjamin Clayton Cor.1pany, engineers and architects of Grand Island have prepared plans and specifications for the building and remodeling of the grandstand at Ryder Park, and estimates covering the cost of the construction have been submitted by the City Engineer; that an estimate in the SUI; of )f" /.5 L:(~t2 .0 covers the cost of adding two new sections, and the rebuilding of the roof on the center section, and an estjlllate in the StUjl of ;!~8, 700 covers only the cost of the constructi on of the northwest section and the rebuild_tng of the roof on said center section, and WlmnJ<::AS, the Mayor and Council have such plans, specifications and estimates before them for examination and revielif and find and determine the S8),18 s.hould be approved. NOVV-, TlIE:HEFOHE, BE IT HES01VED BY THE MAYOn. AND COUNCIL OF TIf.G; CITY OF' GRAND ISL!\1\1D, that said plans, specifications and estimates be, and the same are hereby approved; that the City of Grand Island proceed to improve said Ryder Park by the construction and remOdeling of said grandstand. That the City advertise for bids for the construction of said work. (1) For the entire construction and remodeling of said grandst.and. (2) For the construction of the northvfOst section and the constructj_on of tho roof on the center section only. 'lhat said separate bids be received up to 7 :30 0 I clock p.Xil. on the 3rd day of December, 1958, and that the City Clerk bo, and he is hereby directed. and instructed to advertise for such bids. Hespectfully SUblil.i teed this 10th day of -. '~. PA..BK COMMITTEE Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, Resolution was adopted. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, Council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk November 10, 1958 . I I I . Ct~ ,~ Grand Island, Nebraska November 19, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except Sarensen. His Honar, the Mayar, presiding. Rey. Gaadsan, First Cangreatianal Church, apened the meeting with prayer. Minutes af the meetings af Navember 5th and loth read and approved. Bands having been O.K.'d by the City Attarney, were presented as fallaws: Floyd E. Simpsan Bryne D. Keh m Clarence E. Rackwell Haward W. Bacan, Jr. Stanley A. Suck Bernell C. Shum Wesley T. White J. L. Bengston Pal iceman Hausemover Matian af Zachry, secanded by Campbell, bands were appraved. Repart from Narthwestern Public Service far the manth af Octaber was presented, alang with a check far $1,294.65. Motian of ,." Grass, secanded by Vass, received and placed an file Communicati9n fram Carl E. Willard pertaining to' the membership in the Natianal Institute af Municipal Law Officers,' advised the Cauncil that the Natianal Meeting would be held at Chattanooga, Tennessee, beginning November 30th, and he felt it was a justifiable expense for the City to belang. After some discussion, motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, that the City join the NIMLO, and that Mr. Willard be sent to' the meeting. Report of the Ltght Cammittee and C. W. Burdick, Cammissianer recommending the purchase af twO' trucks fram Fard Mator Campany. RES 0 L UTI 0 N ----- --- 1J1JHEREAS, the Mayor and Ci t-y Council invi ted sealed proposals for the purchasing of a new One-half (1/2) ton pickup truck for . I the Water and Light Departments, and offered for trade-in one Ford Three-quarter (3/4) ton pickup truck, Model 97HD, 1949, less ladder rack and tool and material compartments; said proposals to be received up to 7:30 o'clock P.M. on the 5th day of November, 1958; said proposals to be opened at the regular meeting of the City Council, and WI-JEHEAS, the sealed proposal of of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebr. Diers Motor Co. , was the lowest and best proposal submitted, NOW, THEREFORE, BE 1'1' RESOLVED BY Tim MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBHASKA, that the proposal of Diers Motor CQ. be, and the same is hereby accept- eO. and approved, and that C. W. Burdick, Utilities COIllmissioner, of I the City of Grand Island be, and he is hereby directed and author- ized to place an order for the purchase of said truck with said bidder. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to C. W. Burdick, Utilities Commissioner. Respectfully submi tted this 19th day of November 1958. -Jrft-vif:VCJH! ' i I I . Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. :~~~ ~ ~..; ...t\... RESOIJUTIOIm -------- WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council invited sealed proposals for the purchasing of a new One-half (1/2) ton pickup truck for . I the Water and Light Departments, and offered for trade-in one International One-half (1/2) ton pickup truck, 1948, Model #KB-l, Serial 1/18953, less tool compartment; said proposals to be 1'e- ceived up to 7:30 o'clock P.M. on the 5th day of November, 1958; said proposals to be opened at the regular meeting of the City Coun- cil, and WHEREAS, the sealed proposal of Diers Motor Co.. of the Ci ty of Grand Island" Nebr. , was the lowest and best proposal submitted, NOW, 'I'HEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY r[iH~ IVIAYOH AND COUNCIL OF THE CIIl'Y OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASl\A, that the proposal of Diers Motor Co. be, and the same is hereby accept- ed an d approved, and that C. W. Burdi ck, Uti 1:1.. tie s Cocnmi s s JoneI', of the City of Grand Island be, and he is hereby directed and authoI'iz- I ed to place an ordeI' for the purchase of said truck wllith said bid- del". BE I'f F'lJRrfHEH RESOLVED that the Ci ty Clerk forward a certified copy of tb:i..s HesoluticJn to C. W. Burdick, lJtilities Commissioner, Respectfully submitted this 19th day of Nevember 1958. ~'kRJ~ ' (/, . 1J f; v ~w I . Motion of Voss, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted. ',..) ,:"J (CO~Y REPORT OF CITY ENGINEER) November 12, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: ..., . . I wish to call your attention to certain conditions which exist in the alleys within the City with special reference to trees and shrubbery which overhang the lot line making it almost impossible for garbage trucks and the City maintainers to pass through. Also objectionalbe is the fact that many garbage cans are placed in the alley which adds to the restriction of traffic. We have ordinances prohibiting the placing of rubbish and debris in the streets or alleys and requiring the cutting of weeds in streets or alleys by the owner of the abutting property, but nothing covering the above mentioned trees, shrubbery and garbage cans. I respectfully suggest th~t this problem be given some study by the proper committee with a view toward establishing regulations covering the same. Respectfully submitted, S/ E. W. Keiss City Engineer . Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, Engineer's report was approved, along with the request that there be some publicity given to property owners with reference to keeping their alley clean. Request of Livingston-Sondermann Funeral Home, by James Livingston, pertaining to the remodeling of the interior of their building at 406 W. Koenig street was presented. After some discussion in which it was brought out that the building was to be used by the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and offices for the Community Chest, motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, request was granted. Letter from the Junior Chamber of Commerce pertaining to the gi~t to the City of traffic lights to be used at Locust and Phoenix, lOth and Cedar, State and Huston, was presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, that the City accept the signs, and the Junior Chamber of Commerce be sent a letter'of thanks from the Mayor's Office. . . \~ Mr. Pepper brought out that there might be some difficulty in getting permission from the Highway Traffic Department in placing the sign on South Locust Street. Communication from Mr. Walker pertaining to vacancy on Plumbing Examiner's Board, on account of Robert Waldman leaving the City, and suggested that Mr. Robert Baker be appointed in his stead. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, report was approved. ,,);: RES Q L UTI 0 N BE n:' RESOLVED BY 'r'flE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CI'rry OF GFtAND ISLAND, NEBRASI\:A, s1 tting as a board of Equalization after' due notice . I having been given thereof, tb.a t we find the to tal co s t of the con- struction of Paving District No. 272 to be the total sum of $3529.93; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said distl'ict to be the total sum of $2759.56, and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said dis tri ct to be the sum set opposi te the several descriptions as follows: NAlViE LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT Haymond H. & Joan Amelia Donley 7 7 Parkhill Second Subdivision $172.32 Bernard & Shirley J. Greenberger 8 If II It 531.72 Rolland E & Lucille J. Tonkin 9 " II It 466.99 . Leland A. & Garth O. Heasley 10 It II " 151.34 I Harold J. & Sadye M. Alstot 1 10 Parkhill Third 469.36 Subdivision George H. & Ula Sextro 2 " II " 234.68 Howard G Eakes 24 II If 11 244.38 . Howard G Eakes 25 If " II 488.77 . --- Total $ 2759.56 Hespectfully submitted this / '1 J.. day Of?;~_, 1958. ,~ :~~A/~ ".: ..- , <. . .', ~~:> ,.. rr~~ '=..'7 'Xk..Yv,- . ENGI EEn, STREET & 7~ltEY -and ~. CODE COMMITTEE ~./ I . There being no protests, motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. RES 0 l UTI 0 N /1 <# '";;t ;>> BE IT RESOLVED Ivlf\YOHAITD COUNCIL OP 'I'I)E CII'Y OF' GHAND ISLAND, NEBRA;:;Fj~, sitting as a Board of Equal:1.zaticJ:t1 after due notice aving been given thereof, that we find the total cost of . I the construction of Paving District No. 275 to be the total sum of ,. ~ii'18,867.85; that we find the benefits accruing to tue real estate in said district to be the total sum of 6,100.76, and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and par- eels of land in said district to be the sum set opposite the sev- eral descriptions as follows: ADDITION AIvIOTJN~: Lee ~. & Gwen R. Lubeck 30 ,LOT BLOCK ,_. ,) Mor:r'is 'rhird $ 71.22 NAME J'ume s H. & Hazel Rosella Vohland 31 Clarence o. Jr. & Maude E. Walters 32 Gregory S. & Audrey M. O'Hourke 12 I Delaine A. & Hoselan G. Dunagan 13 Joseph J. & Delores Pritchard 14 John B. & Lucille F. lV1ullin 1 Dean L. & Mary S. Rogers 2 F'rancis J. & Mildred M. Dingwerth 3 Robert H. & Lucille M. Carlisle 4 Harold H. & Doris Whitcomb 5 Zigmund I. & Margaret J. placzek 6 LoRoy Jr. & Ruby Hickey 7 I . Thomas & Marcella McMinamen 8 Donald D. & Hedwig S. IVI:Lnnenga 9 Kenneth H. & Alta Mae Phillips 10 DanaI d D. & Dorothy IVI. Nielsen 11 Frod C. & Carol D. Palmgren 12 11 " 318.86 It it tI II 588.87 6 II 576.11 II II " 304.94 " II Il II 97.90 5 Morris F'ourth 940.34 Ii II !I 695.44 If II l! .~47 .80 11 II II 376 . 58 II II It 376.58 tI 11 If 376.58 II II II 376.58 " !I II 376.58 II If II 376.58 II II II ;576.58 II II \I 376.58 If " II 376.58 . I I I . NAIvJE Charles D. & Marie K. Simpson James B. & Maxine M. Baldwin Henry William & Mary Jnne Kleyweg Echvln E. 2,: Be t ty L. B:iesecker Charla s B. & Mae L. Wilson Clifford R. & Irene D. Boehnke Harold R. & Marjorie Lee Klein William H. & Florence C. Die tr'i ch -2- LOT BLOCK 13 14: 15 16 10 11 17 iNilliam H. & Florence C. Dietrich W 1/2 W. Wayne & G. Sybi.l Lanman w. Wayne & G. Sybil Lanman Edward H. & Lorotta C. Arnold Edward H. & Loretta C. Arnold Prioda Knickrehm .F'y'leda Knickrel1m Donald W. & Caroline M. McDannel Virgil R. & Margarette IVI. .8.;ihusen Eugene R. & Lois Beckler 18 T"t 1/2 II l!J 19 20 1J:j 301 21 E 301 II 22 23 24 25 \IJi 11 i am C. & lmna IlfI. Bla u horn 26 Willis C. F'. & Kathryn M. Unger 27 Harold A. & Regina A. Weber 28 Donald A. & Geraldine E. Jackson 29 Frank L. & Alma A. Scovill 30 Charles P. & Doris Mae True 31 Lacy Building & Supply Company 32 ADDrJ'ION (~ AMOUNT 5 Morris F'ourth ~~ 376.58 Il tI II tl II 11 9 6 II It \I tI " 1 Kni ckrehm 1I It 1I 1I If II tI 1I II II tI It II II 1I II 1I II 1I II fl II It II II II II 1I II 11 II 1I 1I II Total II 376.58 1I 376.[-5(3 1I 351. 47 1I 97.90 l! 304.94 If 576.11 351.47 188.29 18i3.29 376.58 376.58 188.29 222.49 4404.98 4<14.98 376.58 376.58 376.58 376.58 376.58 3'76 . 58 37 6 . 58 3'76.58 415. 31 16,100.76 i.i 4 -3- Respectfully submitted this ~ day of n~ ---.. ..-' . I 1958. ~1;l~ ;/ - ~~~ ('--- :j)j~7) . _. (~ / ~Gh\JE]~m~' A~LF B1J ILDING CODE COlvIl'JIPI'TEE <.J(JLA..,'v- nd 0 There being no protests, motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. I I . . I I I . }~: E~;' F.:~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT RESOLVED BY 1'HE MAY on AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF' GHAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, sitting as a Board of EquaLlzation after due notice having been given thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving District No. 276 to be the total sunl of $6796.1.8; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of ~$5836.70, and tn.!. t we find the benefits accruing to tlill respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sum set opposite the several de- scriptions as follows: NAME ADDITION AIVHJUNT $ 241.47 241.47 482.92 482.92 965.85 LOT BLOCK Iola Grimminger N 1/2 3 S 1/2 " N 1/2 4 S 1/2 " 5 " 58 Original Town It II It Anna Lykke II II Iola Grimminger " " II II Anna Lykke Merrill R. & Gertrude Impecoven, & Henry C. & Ruth I. Bach " " Verne D. & Marie M. Hainline Vii 1/3 II II II 6 178.68 Helen A. Bradstreet E 2/3 304.25 " It It 6 Verne D. & Marie M. Hainline N 102 1/2' 1 S 29.5' " 2 E 1/2 7 W 1/2 7 8 II " 59 750.00 Rosalio & Maria Briseno II II II 215.85 Verne D. & Marie M. Hainline " II " 482.93 " 11 II Verne Hainline 265.78 Annie Grimminger II II II 231.01 \I \I lea Irene Darling 59 993.57 Total $ 5836.70 Respectfully submitted this L~~ day Of?;~ , 1958. There being no protests, Motion of Pepper, seconded ,~~~ by Russell, Resolution was ~~_ adopted. =~-1J ,/~~~,~ . Motion of Gross, seconded /./ {'. ) ~~ ( "))^. 0L ' by Campbell, Council adjourned .. /' /~ . .~_.~ ENGINEER, STREET & A~~$ and BMLD- to meet in regular session. ING CODE COMMITTEE .~ November 19, 1958 F S. White City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska November 19, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except Sorensen, His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. (~) ('-\ (~ ;) November 19, 1958 . I Honorable Mayor & Oity Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Sewer District No. 300, which district is to be constructed in an easement lying adjacent to Block 14, Boggs and Hill's Addition to the City of Grand Island Nebraska. 302.4. lin.ft. 8n vitrified clay sewer pipe with hot bituminous joints complete in place @ 2.25 $680.40 manholes , 5 it depth, including base, ring and cover 4.1 vertieal feet extra depth of manholes 3 130.00 390.00 Total 15.00 61.50 1131.90 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 7:30 o'clock P. M. Wednesday December 3, 1958. I Resepctfully submitted, 5~~~ ~YP/U E. W. i{eiss City EngiDeer Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, Estimate was approved. I . .- I I I . ~~;~, ~. .,.} November 19, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 278 in accord~nce with the plans and specifications and contract by and between tne City of Grand Island, Nebraska and The Diamond Engineering Company. I further certify that the work done contains the follow- ing materials at the price set forth in the contract. 1851.0 9580.5 909.7 3012.0 270.0 58.0 338.0 440.0 131.0 2680.0 159.40 1002.0 839.0 302.0 8.0 8.47 1.659 2.0 4.94 4682.0 1060.'0 1.0 3.0 earth excavation 7" concrete pavement 1ft expansion joint standard integral curb concrete header removal existing cone. header removal existing conc. curb and gutter line ft. removal existing 24" C.M.P. culv. line ft. const. 12" conc. sewer sq. ft. removal CODe. driveway sq. yds. 6" cone. driv.eway sq. ft. removal sidewalk sq. ft. 4" cone. sidewalk sq. ft. 4ft concrete pavemeDt e~ch removal of trees under 12" cu. yds. Type B-curb inlet with castings eu. tds. Type C-two gate inlet & basin remove existing curb inlets cu. rds. cone. beams Ibs. costings grates, frame & covers Ibs. #5_ x 30" dowel bars ton asphaltic~concrete each construct manhole complet. cu. yds. sq. yds. line ft. line ft. line ft. line ft. line ft. Total @ 0.55 3.55 0.30 0.44 0.69 0.34 0.33 0.50 2.80 0.13 3.50 0.09 0.45 0.50 14.00 90.00 90.00 16.00 20.00 0.27 0.165 10.00 120100 $ 1018.05 34010.78 272.91 1325.28 186.30 19.72 110.55 22.00 366.80 348.40 557.90 90.18 377.55 151.00 112.00 762.30 149.31 32.00 98.80 1264.14- 174.90 10.00 360~OO 141820.87 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 278 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submi~ the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 278 To: The Diamond Engineering Co. To: Engineering & Publication Total To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To be charged to intersections Total $41820.87 2091.04- $43911.91 $31330.29 12~81.62 $43911.91 I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 278 on the 3rd day of December 1958 at 7:)0 o'clOCk P.M. Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, report was approved. Respectfully submitted, E#<~# E. W. Keiss City Engineer . I I I . d. ~J.l November 19, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 281 in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and the Diamond Engineering Company. I further certify that the work done contains the follow- ing materials at the price set forth in the contract. 90 cu. yds. earth excavation 527.8 sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement 84.1 lin. ft. l~ x 6" expansion joint 35.0 lin. ft. concrete header 47.2 lin. ft. remove concrete header 115.6 lin. ft. remove combination curb and gutter 115.6 lin. ft. const. integral curb @ to.55 3.09 0.30 0.69 0.34 0.40 0.44 Total $ 49.50 1630.90 25.23 24.15 16.05 46.~4 50.86 1842.93 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 281 be. accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. . I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 281. To: The Diamond Engineering Co. To: Engineering & Publication Total To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To intersections Total $1842.93 91;89 $1934.82 $1032.92 .,901.90 .,.~_.,.ot<.-J",""'",Mlr_ $1934.82 I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 281 on the 3rd day of December 1958 at 7:30 o'clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, 6~/d'~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Campbell, seconded by Zachry, report was approved. {[, i) ~~~ November 19, 1958 . I Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island. Nebraska Gentlemen: 200 1111.02 104-.0 237.4- 26.4- 1 .68.8 26.4- cu. yds. ea~th excavation sq. yds. 6~ concrete pavement 1in. ft. 1t! x 6" expansion joint line ft. integral curb line ft. combination concrete curb. and gutter each adjust manhole to grade line ft. remove concrete header line ft. remove comb. curb & gutter Total @ 0.55 3.09 0.30 0.4-4 1.50 16.00 0.34- 0.40 $ 110.00 34-33.05 )1.20 104-.46 39.60 16.00 23.39 10.~6 $3768.26 .. I recommend that the work done on the atoresfl,id Paving District No. 28) be accepted by the'City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 283. I To: The Diamond Engineering Co. To: Engineering&. Bublication Total To be divided as tollows: To be assessed to private property To be charged to intersections Total $3768.26 188.ltl $3956.67 $3903.93 52.74- 3956.67 I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 283 on the 3rd day of December 1958 at 7:30 o'clock P.M. I . Resepctfully submitted, .4;.~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, report was approved. ;..., ~ Renewal Lease-Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and Fred Jungclaus, for Building identified as T-805, was presented. Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, was approved, Mayor and Clerk . I authorized to sign. Lease-Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and Grand Island Archers for Building identified as T-14 was presented. Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Renewal of Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and Texaco Company for delivery of oil and gas to Airport was presented. I Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. New Lease on Building identified as T-830, by and between the City of Grand Island and Chris Gjerloff, for $180.00 per year, payable $15.00 a month in advance was presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Proposed Lease by and between the City of Grand Island and J. F. Whisenand, for Building identified as T-801, six months, $12.00 per month, payable in advance was presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Voss, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. I . /f Ci /? _~. z)' '~!- RES 0 L UTI 0 N VJJ:lEH.l<:AS, on the 31st dEW of December, 1928, the Water Depart- ment of the City of Grand Island installed a water service line in . I Koenig Street bei'ore c., construction of a paving district in 01"- del" to provide water for Lot Five (5), Block Ten (10), Ashton Place, anc1 at:;he time said property belonged to William and Louise Sieloff, and WI-JEREAS, tll.e amount due for such wa ter service line was 'l'wenty- five (~p~~5.00) Dollars, wtLLch amount was never paid to the Water De- partment, and on the Is t day of December, 1937, said amount was Ce1)- tifled to the City Treasurer for the purpose of making the same a lien on the premises above described, and WHEHEAS, the amount due for said water service connec tLm was e rroneou sly marked I! tap I! Ind! ea ting that the amoun t wa;:! due only when a connection was made for the above described property with saJ..d servi ce line, and as a re sult theI'Gof tb.e proper ty owner wa~j never informed of the amount due, an d I WHEREAS, Evelyn and Ployd Vifixson, the present owners, have of- fered to pay to the City Treasurer the sum of Twenty-five ($25.00) Dollars, the cost of said serv:Lce line, the same to be in full pay- ment of the lien, and WHERii;AS, tCle Mayor and Council find tha t an er:t'or has been made and t;.jat notice of tbe existence of such lien was never co irllunicated to the property owner and that no interest should be collected, and that the original cost of such service installation should be col1ect- ed in full, without interest, and the lien discharged. NOW, 'T'IIlmEFORJi:, BE re RESOLVED BY 'l'ITE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF' THE CrI'Y OF' GRAi'fD ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that Henry Bach, City Treasuper, be, I . and ho is hereby directed and authorized to collect from Evelyn and F'loyd Wixson the sum of Twen ty-fi ve (~r25. 00) Dollars, the original cost of installing SUCll water service connection; that said amount be in full payment including interest, and that the lien claimed on La t }1'ive (5), Block ~~en (10) of Ash ton place be, and the same is hereby released from any lien because of the construction of such ;""' ........ _:Y J RES 0 L UTI 0 N ----------- service line. l BE I'l' FUH'rnER RESOLVED that i:;be Ci ty Clerk forward a certi- . I fied copy of this Resolution to Henry Bach, City Treasurer. HespGctfull;y submitted this 19th day of November, 1958. ~ ~ / ,. / ~ ./ -r-:;l (~ et'/ .l~~ . - 'j / V / ~~--- d '_____~-~ \~ . ,;;:) -c? / . 1I1{l\l~N E~~O;J~RT6~~EV -. SERVICE AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. I I . . I I I . J~ ~i:! ~(; RESOLTJTION WHEHEAS, on the 28th day of October, 1927, the WateI' DepaI't- ment of Lte City of Grand Island installed a water service line in Locust Street before the construction of a paving district in ordor to provide water for the North j:"ifty-four (54') Peet of Lot Seven (7), Block Fifteen (15) of South Grand Island Addition, and at tho time said property belonged to Gus Danhausen, and WhEHEAS, the amount due for su cb water service lIne was rhven ty- five ($25.00) Dollars, which amount was never paid to the Water De- partment, and on l;tw 1st day of Decembe:r, 1937, said amount was certi- f:Led to the City Treasurer for the purpose of making the same a lien on the premises above described, and W}U~HEAS, tJ:le amount due fop said water service connection was erroneou sly mar'ked tI tapti indicating tha t Uw amount was due only when a connection was made for the above described property with said service line, and as a result thereof the property owner was never inf()J:>med of the ernount due, and WliEJ{i~A8 J ie Stauss, the present owner, has offered to pa',;r to the City Treasurer the sum of Twenty-five ($25.00) Dollars, the cost of said service line, the same to be in full payment of the lien, and v,{l:lEHEAS, the Mayor and Council find tilat an error has been made and tha t notice of the ex:Ls tenee of such lien was never cOinmun:Lca ted to the property owner and that no interest ~1hould be collected, and tlBt ~he original cost of such service installation should be c011ect- ed in full, without interest, and the lien discharged. NOW, THt!.l:IEGFOBE, BE =err HESOLVED BY IVIl'I:Y:OH AND COUNCIL OF 'l:HE CI'I'Y OF ISJ:iHm, NEBRASI<:A, that Henry Bach, City 'l'reasurer, be, and 11e is hereby dlceeted and aut.wrized to collect; from lVIsrle Staus the sum of $25.00, the original cost of installing such water se~vice connection; that said amount be in full payment including intEH'est, and that the lien claimed on the North Fifty-four (54) feet of Lot Seven (7), Block Fifteen (15) of South Grand Island Addition be, and the same is hereby released from any lien because of the construction of SUClL service line. . I I I . /1 ~) ~:t! , " I, -2- BE; 1'I' F'UHTLEH E'8;SOJNED that the City Clerk forward a certi- fied copy of this Hesoluticm to henry Bach" Cit;y T'reaSUI'el'. Respectfully submitted this 19th day of November, 1958. a ~~fj-~=-_ il /~ ~kJO ~ _'. ..,.- 70 .~. - ~ .__L____ )"7) " (.J:< ~ ~;'~ANI6(~ITrPRC-OP~.;1.:.YT~..'..':'~ d C~' SERVICE AF'F'AIRS COIVIN1I~TEE ... . () Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . J ,f' ,";, ~i: ~) ':') R-E-S-O-L-U-T-I-0-N BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLANl)1 NEBRASKA., that the rules and regulations hereinafter set forth bel and they are hereby adopted for the use and rental of the auditorium in the City Hall. 1. All reservations for the use of the City auditorium shall be made upon written applieatiolll and the same shall be made with the Administrative Assistantl Mayor's Officel City Halll City of Grand Island. 2. That a record be kept of the name of the party or organization reserving same and the purpose for which reserved. 3. That the use of said auditorium be made available at least 30 minutes prior to the time of the hour of reservation. 4. The persons conducting or attending mt.y meetings shall refrain from using other parts of the City Hall except the auditorium and the halls and stairways which must necessarily be used.. 5. The party or organization using the auditorium shall clean the premises at the conclusion of any meeting. 6. The auditorium shall not be used for the solicitation of business or the promotion of any business. 7. The auditorium shall not be used for dances. 8. No intoxicating liquor or beer shall be served or consumed in said auditorium.. 9.. The auditorium shall not be made available for any communistic organization. 10. No reservations are to be made on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday nights of each monthl which might cause disturbance during eouncil meetings. Respectfully submitted this 19th day of Novemberl 1958. l.L/ !:if tz 11; (I. f ~~,. , ~-,J'. "'; 11) '~~ ;I' / f t, ~ ." ":::, . ~) t, 1"~''-'L6' ( ; _. l___~/../ , '- , ) /"" " /,1 .0'''1. -< .J1;,.-)..t ") j' / . ~c: CITY PROPERTY COMMITTEE Motion of Clayton, seconded by Zachry, Resolution was adopted. t9~ (COpy STREET AND ALLEY COMMITTEE REPORT) N6vember 19, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: . I We, the undersigned, members of the Street and Alley Committee, recommend that an ordinance be drawn creating a paving district in Plum Street from Second Street to Sutherland Street; in Sutherland Street from Plum Street to Cherry Street; in Cherry Street from Sutherland Street to the South line of McArthur Avenue and in Bischeld Street from Cherry Street to a point one hundred feet east of the center line of Beal Street as originally platted. Respectfully submitted, Street and Alley Committee S/ F. A. Pepper, Chairman S/ H. J. Russell S/ Marion I. Zachry I Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, report was approved. B. J. Cunningham, representing a group of protestors in the 1400 and 1500 Blocks on West Second Street, pertaining to construction of building for garage or filling station, was presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, protest received and placed on file. ORDINANCE NO. 3398 assessing cost of Paving District No. 272, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3398 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Zachry, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3398 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCESNO. 3398 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll I . call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3398 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. . I I I . ( tJ ORDINANCE NO. 5399 assessing cost of Paving District No. 276, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3399 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3399 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3399 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3399 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, was placed on final passage and. finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3400 assessing cost of Paving District No. 276, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3400 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3400 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3400 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3400 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. . I I I . t .;1. ORDINANCE NO. 3401 levying assessments on water main connections with the water main existing in Paving District No. 290, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3401 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3401 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, ~mpbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper, Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3401 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3401 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3402 creating Paving District No.,29B in Plum Street from Second Street to Sutherland Street; in Sutherland Street from Plum Street to Cherry Street; in Cherry Street from Sutherland Street to the South line of MacArthur Avenue and in Bischeld Street from Cherry Street to a point one hundred feet east of the center line of Beal Street as originally platted, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3402 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCE NO. 5402 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3402 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. ~o~ ORDINANCE NO. 3402 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. . I Clayton made reference to the building at 1204 W. Koenig Street, used by the Grand Island Sketch Club, and their proposal to purchase the same. After some discussion, Mr. Clayton advised they would make further investigation and try to have a report at the next meeting. Pepper mentioned the fact that there should be new traffic lights, and consideration given to type of lights, Directional, and Walk, and Don't Walk. Motion of Pepper, seconded by Zachry, that the traffic on 3rd Street from Walnut to Pine, be not allowed to make either right or left hand turns; that trial be given for 30 days, same being effective immediately. I Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, claims were allowed as read and listed in the claim register Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Pepper. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent. Motion of Pepper, council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk November 19, 1958 I . . I I I . APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YE'AR'ENDING NOV. SO, -19,58 APPROP. ADJ. EXPENDED NOVEMBER 47705.00 3186.84 FUND Adm. Eng. 34070.00 24585.00 16782.00 16160.00 11725.00 3325.00 154352.00 st. Sewer Health Inc. Ci ty Hall Civil Sere General Bond & Int. 90984.00 Airport 145388.00 ,st. Alley 97440.00 Sanitation 54055.00 Park 80348.00 Polioe 167743.80 Cemetery 47040.00 Fire 170460.00 Fire Pension 26000.00 Paving 70520.00 Sewer 68887.50 Sewer Goll. 9205.00 City Garage' 4D470.00 Cem. GAR 1000.00 Perm. Care 112263.28 Library Music 42900.00 5500.00 630.00 Civil Def. Soc. Security 36000.00 Parking Lots 2735.00 Elk's Parking 3200.00 304.05 665.05 Sewer Cons. 26243.00 1453364.58 969.10 Water Light Sewer Dist. Paving Dist. 2943.36 1368.19 1319.10 442.88 973.53 234.18 10468.08 13558.48 18221.34 4392.02 2206.78 16518.01 2170.85 15072.90 1621.26 4673.56 4140.41 547.89 2520.31 3024.08 221.31 99357.28 14262.84 200936.20 168.08 25113.26 339837.66 TOTAL EXPENDED 15395.10 11816.86 5356.15 4661.65 8638.18 4213.50 996.69 51078.13 349.25 55644.10 33208.95 17343.84 20437.32 54387.24 12332.89 51998.68 6485.04 31671.19 17995.9~ 1747.65 13338.39 1000.00 12385.74 1750.00 52.85 9382.96 907.08 393497.22 43642.11 628443.24 168.08 161068.11 1226818.76 Respectfully Submitted, F. S. White, City Clerk 5C;3 BALANCE 32309.90 22253.14 19228.85 12120.35 7521.82 7511.50 2328.31 103273.87 90634.75 89743.90 64231.05 36711.16 59910.68 113356.56 34707.11 118461.32 19514.96 38848.81 50891.58 7457.35 27131.61 00 112263.28 30514.26 3750.00 577.15 26617.04 1827.92 4169.10 26243.00 1060836.46 ~.r, , ~..;j l! ~.t Grand Island, Nebraska December 3, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except . I Campbell, who entered later. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Rev. Harvey Clark, St. Paul's English Lutheran Church, opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meeting of November 19th read and approved. Regular Surety Bonds having been O.K.'d by the City Attorney were presented as follows: Lawrence Kirkland Leroy Redman Everett Kehm Policemen Motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, bonds were approved. Bids on Sewer District No. 300 were opened and read as follows: Bouis H. Smith $1,009.90 Completion date Febr. 1, 1959 Completion date Jan. 28, 1959 Completion date as weather permit~ Rentlor Company $1,071.54 Grand Island Plumbing Company- $ 996.72 I Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, referred to Sewer Committee, and City Engineer. Bids on Grandstand at Ryder Park were opened and read as follows: BASE BID ALT.NO.l ALT.NO. 2 Jacobsen-Schmidt Const. Co. $17,781.00 $9,603.00 $3,576.00 Lacy Building & Supply Co. 18,339.00 10,064.00 3,529.00 Geer-Maurer Const. Company 18,510.00 9,853.00 3,600.00 Loren H. Nielsen 17,281.00 8,149.00 3,393.00 John Claussen Sons Co. 17,779.00 9,923.00 3,700.00 Bonsall Construction Company 17,979.00 9,600.00 3,400.00 I . Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, bids were referred to Park Committee and City Engineer. Motion of Zachry, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Equalization. F. S. White City Clerk December 3, 1958 ,"",<" f ',,: ,} Grand Island, Nebraska December 3, 1958 Council met as Board of Equalization on Paving Districts No. . I 278-281 and 283. All Councilmen present. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. Resolutions on 278 and 281 were presented. There being some doubt in the minds of some of the property owners as to the correct- ness of the assessment, on motion of Pepper, seconded by Zachry, were referred to committee to report back next meeting night. I I . r:; ( ;;!\ 0 RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE rc' RF::3 0 L VED P,Y 'I': !b~ MI\ YO H AN D CO UFI elL OB' ;, FE C I 'J1Y OJi' I,c3TJiUH), l\fEB!UL'SYA, sitti.ng as a Board of EquaLLzation aftel' due . I rwtice having been gIven thereof, that we find tl18 t:)tal co;:,t of tL'O construction of Pavin Dlst:rict i'iO. 283 to be the total sum of ilj;3~)56.6'7; that wo find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said District to be tho total sum of ;i~3903.93 and that we find tbe benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and rcols of land :,:,a:Ld district to be the sum set opposite tho several descriptions as follows: NA1V!E LOT BLOCK l\DD I'1' I ON Ar:lOUTJ'r William H. Cy~ DorottlY H. Farrall v:; 38.251 10 6 Ashton place eP. In8 n9 ~l) . (:, . · "- William R. & Dorothy . Farrall E 25.5' 11 !I !I " 141.8'7 Ii;.l~. O~ 13etty IJ. iLl1ington Vii 1/2 !f !l II It 152.16 F. E. & Betty L. Ellington 12 11 If II 603.9'7 I Paul Sothman 13 11 11 II 57'7.03 Paul Sothman 14 II II II 200.90 Edwin W. & Arlene K. Laur:tnat 15 tl II " 12~2. 55 WilJiam D. & Florence A. ernagle J. Frac. 8 11 !I 5'7'7.4'7 Jeannette C. Nagelstock 2 II II it 286.02 Jeannette C. Nagelstock 3 II II II 117.80 I . .Harley G. & Ac;nes E. Candish A rectangular tract of ground 140 feet in depth and '70 feet in width being the westerly 26 feet of Fractional Lot 19, and the easterly 4LJ, feet of Frac ional Lot 18, all in Block One (1) Parkhill Sub- Division, and their comple- ments being the westerly 26 feet of Fractional Lot 23 and tue easterly 44; feet of Prac- tional Lot 22, all in Frac- tional Block 8 of Ashton Place. Parkhill Sub- 233.4'7 Div)_ s ion & Ash- ton place Albert B. & NI. .81izabeth Osborn A rectangular tract of ground 52 i'eet by 80 foot, tbe south- east corner of wtdch is the southeast corner of Fraction- al Lot 20 in Block One (1) 1) 1; -" 1 J Ci" 1 D -, -, , ." . . ] ar:01L _ 0l-c[)-. -Lv.LSLon, saI,G. tract navi a frontage of 52 Parkhill Sub- 253.50 vision & Ash- ton Place ('tv'" l, Y,~.I ~) tji i -2- NAlVIE LOlr BLOCK ADDI'I'ION ANlOJNT . I feet on Arthur str'eet and a frontage of 80 feet on John stroet, located upon FraC- tional Lot 20 and the easter- ly 26 foet of Fractional Lot 19 in Block One (1), Parkhill Sub-Division, and upon Lot 24 and the easterly 26 feet of Fractional Lot 23 both in Block 8 of Ashton Place. I Irving J. & Arlene E. Hansen A part of Fractional Lots 23 and 24 in Fractional Block 8 Asnton Place, and a Part of Fractional Lot 19 in Block One (1) of Parkhill Sub-Div- ision: commencinv at the northeast cornor~of Fraction- al Lot 24 in Fractional Block 8 Ashton Place; thence west- erly on the northerly line of Fractional Lots 23 and 24 in Fractional Block 8, Ashton Place, 80 feet; thence south- erly and parallel to the east- erly line of said l?I'acticinal Lot 24, 88 feet; thence easter- ly and parallel to the norther- ly lines of sald Fractional Lots 23 and 24, 80 feet to the westerly line of Arthur Street, tLence northerly on the wester- ly line of Arthur Street, 88 feet to the place of beginning. Parkhill Sub- $428.90 Division & Ash- ton Place TO'l'AL ill; 3903.93 n Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of December, 1958. ~~--- ~~<I~/.t?'/ , /;J-} -. ~9_~;1 There being no protests, motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, I . Resolution was adopted. Motion of Russell, Council adjourned to meet in regular session. F. S. White Ci ty Clerk December 3, 1958 Grand Island, Nebraska December 3, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. . I I I . r.~ (~, ('I (~\' 6 December 3,1958 Honorable Mayor & City Couneil Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 279 in accordance with the plans and specifieations and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and The Diamond Engineering Company. I further certify that the work done contains the follow- ing materials at the price set forth in the contract. 700 3928.15 284.3 10.7 627.9 106.6 784.' 3 37.' 205.2 789.7 cu. yds. earth excavation sq. yds. 6" cone. pavement line ft. 1~ x 6" expansioR joint line ft. comb. curb & gutter line ft. integral curb line ft. concrete header sq. ft. cone. sidewalk each adjust manholes to grade 1in. ft. remove eonc. header line ft. remove eurb & gutter sq. ft. remove cone. walk @ 0.55 3.09 0.30 1.50 0.44 0.69 0.45 16.00 0.34 0.33 0.09 Total $ 385.00 12137.98 85.29 16.05 276.28 73.55 353.16 48.00 12.85 67.72 11.07 $13526.95 I reeommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving Distriet No. 279 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 279. To: The Diamond Engineering Co. To: Engineering & Publication Total Tc> be divided as tallows: To be assessed to private property To be charged to intersections Total $13526.95 676.35 $14203.30 t1l943.06 226$.24 $14203.30 I further recommend that the City council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 279 on the 17th day ot December at 7:30 0' clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, p' /h/ ~./' &2;..'V/~~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Gross, seconded by Zachry, report was approved. . I I I . r: C~ ~) December .3, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co~ has completed the work on Paving District No. 280 in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and The .iamond Engineering Company. I further certify that the work done contains the follow- ing materials at the price set forth in the contract. 500.0 cu. yds. earth excavation .3928.2 sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement .3.32.2 line ft. l~ x 6" expansion joint 1009.0 line ft. integral curb 115.6 line ft. concrete header 1 e~ch adjust manhole to grade .36.2 line ft. remove concrete header Total @ 0.55 .3.09 0.30 0.44 0.69 16.00 0.34 $ 275.00 12138.14 99.66 443.96 79.76 16.00 12.31 $1.3064.83 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 280 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 280. To: The Diamond Engineering Co. To: Engineering & Publication Total To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To be charged to intersections Total $1.3064.8.3 653.24- 1.3718.07 $12219.2.3 1498.84 13718.07 I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 280 on the 17th day of December at 7:30 o'clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, ~~~~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, report was approved. . I I I . December 3,1958 f5f ~) Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 282 in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and The Diamond Engineering Company. I further certify that the work done contains the follow- ing materials at the price set forth in the contract. 360 1856.41 167.2 172.3 103.6 1 33.5 24.3 cu. yds. earth excavation sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement line ft. 1~ x 6ff expansion joint line ft. integral curb line ft. concrete header each adjust manhole to grade line ft. remove concrete header line ft. remove combination curb and gutter. @ $ 0.55 3.09 0.30 0.44 0.69 16.00 0.34 0.40 Total $ 198.00 5736.31 50.16 75.81 71.48 16.00 11.39 9.72 $6168.87 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 282 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 282. To: The Diamond Engineering Co. To: Engineering & Publication To tal To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To be charged to intersections Total $6168.87 308.44- 6477.31 $3294.30 3183.01 $6477.31 I further reoommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 282 on the 17th day ofnlD.~AIJ1't)fH' at 7: 30 (;)' clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, ~~ E. f. Kelss City Engineer Motion of Pepper, seconded by Zachry, report was approved. . I I I . ""~"" ~ , :J; ~t .1. December 3,1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 285 in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and The Diamond Engineering Company. I further certify that the work done contains the follow- ing materials at the price set forth in the contract. 250 cu. yds. earth excavation 1647.7 sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement 127.6 1in. ft. l~ x 6" expansion joint j21.1 1in. ft. integral curb 79.5 11n. ft. concrete header 1 each adjust manhole to grade 1 each adjust catchbas1n to grade 40.9 1in. ft. removal of concrete header Total @ e.55 3/09 e.30 0.44- e.69 16.00 30.c>e C>.34 $ 137.50 5C>91.39 38.28 141.28 51+.85 16.00 30.C>C> 13.91 $5523.21 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 285 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 285. To The Diamond Engineering Co. To Engineering & Publication Total To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To be charged to intersections Total $5523.21 276.16 $5799.37 $4954.46 844.91 $5799.37 I further recommend that the City council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 285 on the 17th day of December at 7;30 o'clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, ~~~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Zachry, seconded by Russell, report was approved. . I I I . J.12 December 3, 1958 'Honorable Mayor &. City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 286 in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and The Diamond Engineering Company. I further certify that the work done contains the follow~ ing materials at the price set forth in the contract. 0.55 3.09 0.30 0.34 $ 90.75 3024.80 30.18 11.42 3157.15 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 286 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 286. To: The Diamond Engineering Co. To: Engineering &. Publication $3157.15 . 157.85 $3315.00 Total To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To be charged to intersections $3315.00 none Total $3315.00 a, s, a h.oard the I'{tl1 I further recommend that the City Council sit of equalization on said Paving District No. 286 on day of December at 7:30 o'clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, L?~~;; E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Russell, seconded by Pepper, report was approved. ~'" (-~;:, I,,^_ ;~) December 3, 1958 . I Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the Engineerts estimate on Gravel District No. 29 which district is.located in Sherman Avenue from 5th Street to the north line of West Heights Second Addition. Approximately 60 cu. yds. road gravel @ $1.25 $75.00 I recommend that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 7:30 P.M. December 17, 1958 Respectfully submitted, ~/~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer I Motion of Zachry, seconded by Pepper, estimate was approved. I . . it '~~ December 3, 1958 . I Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby submit the cost of the construction of Storm Sewer.ProjectNo. 58A, in 14th Street from Grand Island Avenue to Park Avenue. This Storm Sewer Project No. 58A was contstructe by the Grand Island Plumbing Co. at the following eosts:- 478.7 line ft. 18" concrete Storm Sewer @ 3.90 $1866.93 2 manholes complete 135.00 270.00 116.9 line ft. 12" concrete pipe 2.40 280.56 4 catch basins complete 95.00 380.00 30.42 sq. yds remove 6" concrete pave 1.00 30.42 34.00 sq. yds. replace.6"" " 3.00 102.00 9.9 line ft. remove curb & gutter 0.35 3.47 39.2 sq. ft. remove sidewalk 0.10 3.92 1 entry into existing manhole 50.00 ?o.oo Total $2987.30 I recommend that the work completed by Graad Island Plumbing Co. be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska I The entire amount be charged to Storm Sewer Fund. Respectfully submitted, 6Q:.~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Gross, seconded by Pepper, was approved. I . . I I I . CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. 'CL",,-;~",.j' ~-~ ~J _t $ 2987.30 THI. r:aTIMATE Final 1 April 4, 58 . Estimate No. Upon Contract Dated 19_ Storm Se~~fn~~o~eet No. 58tocation 14th St. from Grand Island Ave. to Park Avenue. Month of Contractor Grand Island Plumbing Co. QUANTITY . 478.7 2 110.9 4 30.42 34.00 9.9 39.2 1 DETAILS line ft. 18" cone. storm sewer @ manhoies complete line ft. 12" concrete pipe catch basins complete sq. yds. remove 6" cone. pavement sq. yds. replace 6"" >> line ft. remove curb & gutter sq. ft. remove sidewalk Entry into existing manhole TOTAL. TO BE OIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Charged to Storm Sewer Fund tCapital outlay) Clo the City Council: % Retained Amount Now Due I PRICE I AMOUNT 3.90 135.00 r2.40 95.00 1.00 3.00 0.35 0.10 50.00 1866 93 270 00 280 50 380~OO 30~42 102 00 3 47 3 92 50 00 j $ 2987.30 2987.30 . 3oil00 I Certify that there is-!wO thousand nine hundred eJ.ghty seven & DOLLARS due to Grand Island Plumbing Co. t;ffi#~ Grand Island, Nebr., December 3. 19-'-8- on account of aboye estimate. City Engineer rl.it () December 3, 1958 . I Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby submit the eost of the construction of $toran Sewer Project No. 5gB, consisting of the extension on 18th Street from Park Avenue to Lafayette Avenue This Storm Sewer Project No. 5SB was constructed by the Grand Island Plumbing Co. at the following costs: 392.5 line ft. 15" concrete pipe sewer ). manhole - 111.2 line ft. 12" concrete pipe sewer 4 catch basins 9 lin. ft. curb & gutter 13.8 lin. ft. remove curb & gutter 16.4 sq. ft. removal sidewalk 16.4 sq. ft. construct concrete walk Total @ 3.40 135.00 2.40 95.00 1.50 0.35 0.10 0.45 $1334.50 135.00 266.88 380.00 13.50 4.83 1.64 73.80 $2210.15 I recommend that the work completed by Grand Island Plumbing Co. be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska I The entire amount be charged to Storm Sewer Fund Respectfully submitted, b~/~, E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Gross, seconded by Sorensen, was approved I . . I I I . Final Month of lOIUANTITY 392.5 1 111.2 1+ 9 13.8 16.1+ 16.4. CITY O~ GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. d2.,,-",,,,,, n'k', v..r "r "':'J,' 16 $ 2210.15 THI. [aTIMATr;: ~ 5gB Upon Contract Dated April Lo t' 18th St. from Park A.e. ca IOn Contractor Grand Island Plumbing Co. 1+, 19 58 to Lafayty~, DETAIL.S I PRICE I Estimate No. Storm Sewer. Proiect DIStrict "NO. lin. ft. 15tt concrete pipe sewer manhole - lin. ft. 12tt concrete pipe sewer catch basins lin. ft. curb & gutter line ft. remove curb & gutter sq. ft. removal sidewalk sq. ft. construct concrete walk 3.1+0 135.00 2.1+0 95.00 1.50 0.35 0.10 0.1+5 TOTAL. TO BE DIVIDED AS F"OL.L.OWS: Previous Estimate Charged to Storm Sewer Fund (Capital outlay) % Retained Amount Now Due Clo the CitJ Counci.L: I CertifY that there is Two thousand two hundred ten. & 15/100 due to Grand Island, Nebr., Grand Island Plumbing Co. AMOUNT 1331+ 50 135 00 266 88 380 00 13 50 1+ 83 1 64 73 80 . 2210,15 . 2210.15 DOLLARS on account of above estimate. e?P~ December 3, 19 58 City Engineer , I b Lease-Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and John N1edfelt, for ground space for storing corn, was presented. On motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, was approved, Mayor and Clerk . I authorized to sign. Proposed Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and Worden Manufacturing Company, for ground space for feeding and caring for cattle and experimental feeding, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and Milton Stoppkotte, for Building identified as T-80l for seven months, $5.00 per month, was presented. (Storage of one combine). Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. I Proposed Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and Worden Manufacturing Company for wiring and pipe for heating purposes, Building T-847, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Mayor declared ten minute recess. After recess - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, bids on Grandstand at Ryder Park held over until next regular meeting. I . i \ .1L ~ RES 0 L UTI N , tho Mayor ana C0unclJ of the City of d~ I;:J1 ,. ~8bras a, irlvited so oJ proposals for ~ eOrl~J tr"tJ,ctl of Sower . I strict No. 300, tG0 same to bo race ved up ~o 7:30.01Clock on '~~llu ~)rd da of Dec(jmber, 1958, tlti ~o be opellac} at a 1'0 lar mooti 01.1 t~ h.O L CClun ell Id on said date, and S, t,e proposal 3U "., ~' 'CGod DY IJr .5>>. 'IA .._..__1_._....."..._._.____.. _..,___ Contractor, was .co-unci to be the ~ ucst PT'oposal .s 1. ttoc-l, Tii 0\;, , ,. D:._,:; Ifl i\ C OlJJyrC IIj Jl:J1 GI'-L'Y UF lri)" ,. Ae~~~ --~~ I~ti___.____.___,_.____"'.._ i u u propo ~)fJ.J Ej ctod by f'Dr" tilO COJ1struct:t()D of 8aid SQ\;~Ier~ El tIl:L c t lJ 8, ct]J o~ t rJ_G S f.:1:nl0 i [; "(16 r~G accoptod ana approved, ;~irl CL t b.G i'/ln.soI' anu C:i ty Clerk be, and they ape LJer directed au zod to sign a contract on behalf tllC CJ.t:y" J}or tt10 Cnl'l-. s.t:rl~lc.tj_()I] of saj_~t strIct. J3j~ 1. rr .FLrL~. iT F{ I~ ~j u 1.1() r.', '" c./ j~ C101.'k f()2\V~lrd ceT" tl.f .'Loo_ c () PS iLl' iTI S 1 ,., [iO U "L=l TO 1~. ~V. Reiss, Gi irl8 ell. I l{e spe c tfully t;t,ed s or? day of Decen:t;r, 1'J523. .Jd~_~~-..-~.,____~_-._.___.._.._ C' ", 1 .' 'CT.;;") 8.'l-c:'-.r;-:-fTj\-,:---- i...)..L.\.!'..UiJ. ,.L. L \,.;,C.J.\!- G U Lll.tlI ~I"rI:E Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, Resolution was adopted. I . ('. " (!) ....., "!i C: J.t ._,__1 i_/ LTJ'IIION , on the lOt, of August, 1953, waJ:>d Hinman of Grand I.sland, lk oI'a ska, offer'ed t~) convoy to the C:.L ty ~)f Grimd . I I [J lLlrlcl .1-[ ""OJ (C)) )\111\.. t." s rna L J tl~D.cts land described as Lots Sev n (?) and l' (()) ) C), [lloc]e t,:aghteen ), Asllton Pl_ace, arl J.CL un to tr1c Ci-t~;;,- ()~C G-:ed..ild. Isln.rlcl, c.1Jr~D..LjL:a, e same to be used for muni- e1pal purpoi3es, and , tlllirc were specj_al. assessmonts duo OD SflJ_d tracts o~c lU.Dcl vvr1811 t118 S[}~lnO v~rere C():Clvo~rcd to ti:l.G cit:y-, e..~j f'()11ov'l~j: Water ~ain stri.ct Gravel District No. Gravel District No. o. 114 on Gala Lot Seven (7)........$95.16 2/1 orl saici llot Se-Vetl (?).......e..... ~L.36 ?:~4 on said Lot t (H)............. 1.00, and ijVjIL::IUi;AS, the fiE:dcl special assessmen cs u.ppear on tho tax ro- cor~cl:~J o:C tlJC Cit'y frT~0aSl):eer, rId 8[110_ spoeial ciSf:3erJsrn011 S lel LlOVI be cancelled and !::(;I",C'< :t'ro((] tho tax records. NUVi, , 1311.; I rli Ij-~{ YOU C ()lTI>JC II, ("J.F' C J~ Il'j GJ-'~l\.:\r I) I ~):L.i":'~_ J<rJi~ T< ;." tlID.t; ttj.8 s})eCI.211 cl:~jSeSS.Lner1-Ls vv"r.1.i.cI1 I appear orl tho tax recorClS of' tie City of Grand Islund on s i I.rots ~)o V'C ( '7 ) ~J.ll cl 'L~ .L (Q) b'oc'.- II ()., 1- JL t c., y ( , ') ) tc n ", .1-,. IJ l' ," . vCD _l.U, ':~dtJ,uOLl . dCv, arl Ad- clition L,C) tLlO C1 of Gr'::i:'cl 1;;lancl, UEi above set forth, be, uncI tho E1EUT10 aro Le rcby orders can co 11 ed an :romovcd fI',):;] the tax rc cor s, an tLLC C i c; 21. S t.J, r 8 r~ , c ell, be, and (lO is here (tiJ:'c c toet r'J..LlCl ~111t.l1urj.ze(1 to C~L."lcc~l 3c11(1 E),pecial cls[:e;:'J[Un'c3rlt;]$ _L l' 'un '1' l1I~ ;::~U that o City Clerk forward a certJfiod co 01 this He olution L.t~c-; Cl rrl'"l C 8~ r]lJI~Gr . Hespectfu ly m1bmitted th s 3rd of Decomber, 1958. / L" ..fjJ:.~U- _)g7~k: ,IxL~___....__. .r-1 I . .~~~._------ t/i ,/' )~~ .:9. i 'k'r';T::T"T~;-- C" ';'CC0;r-- T).i7i?;;:;;--;-fY-"~-~-'-r-I~:-f:---I .,.'_l~,~J.L'.-u, ..::..1.1.. JJt\..~hJ1.~.,. anc. v ..J f~~t\lj~lli\l.llS c; O:JvjI,/[.l T IIEl:~ Motion of Clayton, seconded by Voss, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . S:J t ;-,;; ..::t December 3, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Ci ty Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the Engineer's Estimate for the purchasing, delivering and installing cafe equipment for the Cafe Addition of the new Administration Building at the Grand Island Municipal Airport, based on plans and specifications as drawn by Hockenberg & Company of Omaha, Nebraska. Engineer's Estimate $6,500.00 It is recommended the City advertise for bids to be received up to 7:30 P.M., December 17, 1958. Respectfully submitted, ~#~~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, Estimate was approved. 7':~S:, ,);. ~"I ;'4' RES 0 L UTI 0 N WliEHEAS, the lV1ayor and Council of' the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, find nd determine that a cafe should be established . I and equipped at L.le Grand Island icipal Airport, and W,j.mEAS, plans and spec ifi ca tions and the engineer IS e s ti- mate ;Jf tne cost thereof in the sum of ~~ 6,500.00 are before the Mayor' and Counc il for examina t1 en and rev1e w, i.;md the Mayor and Council find detecmine tuat the same be, and they are heroby approved. N , BE IT' RESOLVED BY 'T'HE lVlAYOn iilD C01.TNCnJ Oil' '.1.' CI'[' C}Ii.j~.l~j'D I D, that tLle Clt;y Clerk be, and he is nereby directed to advertise for' sealed bid;:) for the furnis and installation of SUCD cafe equipment; that bids be received up ~e 7:30 o'clock p.m. on ~he 17th day of December, 1958, and opened at the re~ular' meeting of the City Council held on said date; that all contractors submitting bids b0 required to furnish brands wedch are of equal quali ty or better than those described I in these specifications. Hi:': IT F'Un'rLEH HESOJ~VED tha t the C1 ty CleI'k forward a certi- fied copy of this resolution to Lester I. Lilly, Airport Superin- tendent, and to E. W. Keiss, City Engineer. Respectfully submitted this 3rd d2~::l ofl December, 1958. /,,- 'J ~7-;;~~/ (,)" //}1 [,Ii //.. \ _" // .~' '- / / I . "'/ v''' ,"~,,,-~_.-...~ <':'.:. / / /-~ //... . //<'/ I . l:'//"::,. - ::> (j ). )'.:.--e--;yC-,,-J--.ev~_.'" /"":;>",- . .--'- COlVINlI 'I' 'rEE I . Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. ~~;~ ORDINANCE NO. 3405 levying taxes Paving District No. 283, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3405 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Russell, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, . I Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3405 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Sorensen, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3405 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Campbell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3405 - Motion of Gross, seconded by Campbell, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper I Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3406 pertaining to Garbage Collection, the costs, time, etc., regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3406 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, Russell. ORDINANCE NO. 3406 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll < < call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, Russell. I . ORDINANCE NO. 3406 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, Russell. ORDINANCE NO. 3406 - Motion of Zachry, seconded by Gross, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Voss, GrOss, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, Russell. fe.,,, ,..... . i-'.. ; ,} ,1 :; )<1 "'~C The Mayor advised the Council of the meeting December 9th, with the Public Works Committee, the Mayor and Members of the City Council from Hastings, pertaining to the service connections between the two Cities. . I The Mayor mentioned he felt the material for the agenda should be in 48 hours before the Council Meeting, to give his office a chance to prepare letters, reports, etc. to put into the hands of the Council prior:to the time of the meeting. Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, claims were allowed as read and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Rnss~ll, Voss, Gross, Zachry, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Motion of Sorensen, Council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk December 3, 1958 I I . . I I I . t:; "S: ::i Grand Island, Nebraska December 17, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present except Zachry. His Honor, the Mayor presiding. Rev. Donald Rose, Trinity Methodist Church, opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the meeting of December 3rd read and approved. Regular Surety Bonds having been O.K.ld by the City Attorney, were presented as follows: Al Herman Orville A. Roe Bernhard Kemper Plumbers Dale A. Wilson Fred Springsguth Harley Simpson G. H. Mettenbrink Electricians Nebraska Neon Sign Co. Mayhew Sign Company Sign Hangers Motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, bonds were approved. The Finance Committee recommended that the City lease to the Grand Island Sketch Club, the voting booth property at 1204 W. Kqen1g for $1.~0 a year. Motion of Clayton, seconded by Voss, recommendation was approved. Northwestern Public Service Company made report of net revenue for tax purposes for November, $74,615.22. 3% Tax $2,238.46, check attached. Motion of Clayton, seconded by Voss, received and placed on file. Bid of Riverside Gravel Company, Gravel District No. 29, was presented as follows: 60 yds. at $1.45 per yd. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, on account of bid being over estimate, same was rejected. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, bids on the Grand stand at Ryder Park were rejected, and that new specifications and estimate be prepared. Bids on Airport Furnishings were opened and read as follows: Hockenberg & Company ----- $5,942.00 $2,023.00 367.00 226.00 444.00 575.00 No Certified Check or Bond Attached. $1,200.00 150.00 278.40 585.00 93.60 Item Item Item Item Item 7 8 9 10 11 Items 1 and 2 Item 3 Item 4 Item 5 Item 6 (Western Union Money Order received 1:40 P.M. Dec. 18th, 1958) . I I I . 7'.... c:) : i ) \1 Omaha Fixture & Supply ----- alternate ----- $4,612.91 $5,059.91 Krause Roofing Company No.9 Nebraska Office Service - NG>. 8 $689.00 $417.18 $884.13 (No Certified Check attached) Northwestern Public Service No.2 $1480.00 No.3 No.4 No.5 $470.00 $238.00 $472.00 Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Voss, bids were referred to Airport Committee. TO: The Hembers of the Board of Adjustment of the City of Grand Island, City Hall, Grand Island, Nebraska We, the undersigned property owners, who have signed and filed a written protest with the City Council on November 19, 1958, wherein we gave notice that we would protest and oppose the erection of a garage, gasoline or service station in the Fourteen Hundred and Fjfteen Hundred Blocks on West Second Street, Gr&nd Island, Nebraska, do hereby appeal to the Board of Adjust- ment of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, from the granting of a permit for a gasoline and service station to Paul Frauen and the Phillips Petroleum Company at 1417 West Second Street in Grand Island, Nebraska, and respectfully request that the Board of Adjustment not approve the application filed for said permit for the following reasons: ( COpy) 1. That more than 90% of the property owners within the immediate location have protested and hereby protest the approval of said permit by this Board. 2. That the proposed station is located in a district of well-kept residential houses and property, which for many years have been occupied by practically all of the owners of the respective properties. 3. That the approval of said permit and erection of a gasoline and service station will irreparably damage the property of the undersigned and other residential property in that locality to an extent of from 20% to 35%. 4. That the location of said station will endanger the property and people residing in that locality, will cause great congestion of street traffic and parking of cars and trucks and will interfere with transportation and traffic adjacent thereto. 5. That the operation of a filling station would be in violation of the character of the district and its suitability for residential properties and instead of conserving the value of the buildings and encouraging the most appropriate use of the adjoining property, it will damage and depreciate the value thereof. 6. T~at the approval of said permit will be a violation of the rights of the protesting property owners, and of the laws of the state of Nebraska and the requirements of the City Ordinances and will deprive the protesting property owners of their property and rights without due process of law and without compensation therefor, and is therefore void and unconstitutional. 7. That the applicants for said permit are not the bonafide owners of the property described as 1417 West Second Street in Grand Island and said applicants had notice of the protest filed by the adjacent property owners before their appli- cation for a permit was filed herein. . I I I . t';",.. ~, i'. ~./ Z} ('AJ 8. That if said permit is approved, the traffic con- gestion will be dangerous to pedestrians including school children in the locality, the noise and disturbance of cars, trucks and vehicles of other patrons, stopping at said proposed station, will constitute a nuisance and will tend to destroy the residen- tial character thereof and the same will be contrary to the public interest. Your petitioners respectfully state that for the fore- going reasons that the Board of adjustment should not give its approval to said permit. DATED, December 11, 1958. Respectfully submitted, John B. Glass, Carrie M. Glass, Betty Ehlers, Emilie Ehlers, Claude F. Dewhirst, Louise M. Dewhirst, Frederick H. Vandegrift, Clara C. Vandegrift, John H. Linton, Vida M. Linton, Avis O. Thomsen, Thomas A. Tnomsen, Lawrence E. Jablonski, Mrs. Florence M. Jablonski, Charles L. Teel, Mrs. Olive E. Teel, Miriam Luke, Frank U. Rogers, Clara I. Rogers, Helen G. Brush, Harold L. Brush, Joe E. Matousek, Barbara H. Matousek, Harv~y L. Jones, Eileen M. Jones, James R. Frame, Edith F. Frame, Floyd S. McCullough, Marie A. Stewart, Charles E. Stewart, Jack W. Calhoun, Nida Calhoun, Joseph K. Partington, Patricia L. Partington, Sidney Waldbaum, Erma G. Yeagley, Chris Yeagley. Mamie C. H well, Verle Roshone, Edmund Roshone, Preston G. Ward, JoleBa E. Ward, John Krupski, Jr. and Loraine J. Krupski, By Cunningham & Cunningham/S Their Attorneys STATE OF NEBRASKA ) ) SS: ) COUNTY OF HALL JOHN B. GLASS, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is one of the protestors named in the foregoing Notice of Appeal, that he has read the Protest and Appeal and knows the contents thereof and the statements therein con- tained are true as he verily believes. John B. Glass /S Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of December, 1958. " B. .J. Cunningham NOTARY PUBLIC 12th day of December, 1958!) .~. My commission expires the The Mayor suggested that January 21st, 1959, be set as date of hearing before the Board of Adjustment. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Voss, suggestion was approved. Offer of Y.M.C.A. Board of Directors of $1.00 for a portion of North Washington Street between West 4th Street and alley south, if and when same was vacated, was presented. Motion of Clayton, seconded by Pepper, was referred to Finance and City Property Committee. Nogice of injury to Vtrginia Morrison, November 21, 1958, on the sidewalk on North side of First Street just East of Walnut, was presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded by Gross, referred to City Attorney. z./ J Motion of Russell, seconded by Campbell, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Equalization. F. S. White City Clerk . I December 17, 1958 Grand Island, Nebraska December 17, 1958 Council met as Board of Equalization on Paving Districts No. 279, 280, 281, 282, 285, and 286. All Councilmen present except Zachry. His Honor, the Mayor,. presiding. I I . RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE I'l' IU~SOIJVED BY THE lVLAYOH AND COUNCIL OF' T'EE CI'I'Y or,' GHAND ISLI\.ND, NEBHII.[.)KA, si tting as a Board of Equalization after due . I notice having beon given thereof, that we find tne total cost of the constructi~m of Paving District No. 279 to be the total sum of $14,203.30; that we find the benefits accruing to he real estate in said district to be the total sum of 1,943.06, and that we fInd the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and par- cels of land in said district to be tLe sum set opposite the sever- a1 descripticms as follows: NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION George T.J & Prances Muriel .u. Stalker 5 7 Claussen I s Country View Gene H. & Norma R Murray 6 II It II . A. l' B' Shirley Ann Bradway W 56' 7 tt II It .1 " . .>v Zele 1"1' " Stella L. Smith E 23r II It II II .w. ee Zele t( ~'(~ Stella L. Smith .L:J. I A tract oil land 331 in wid trl and 90' in length bel formerlv a pa:r't of d Plum Street, now vacated lying 0. i 1"e c t 1 yea s t and adjacent to Lot 7, Block 7. Steadman D. ij~ Charlene IVI. Cox W 291 1 8 Ii !J A lilOUN'I' dt:244 6'" 'iV .... 0 50l.8;~ 3b2.96 144.97 207.99 lEl2.78 Steadman D. &: Charlene LVI C,ox A t1"act of land 27' in width and 901 in length being f01"me1"ly a part of Plum Street, now vacated, lying directly west and adjacent to Lot 1, Block 8. 170.18 Avery Edwin & Beth Earleen Gaddie E 48.51 1 II II 1I 305.69 I . Avery Edwin CY.: Gaddle th Earleen W 7.5' 2 II II II 47.27 Christ & Bethyl Z. Juhnson W 56 I of E 701 2 II It II 352.96 Paul L. & Arlo. Joan Hall E 14' 2 If " t! 88.24 Paul L. & Arlo. Joan Hall A tract of land 421 in width and 90' ln length being 264.72 -2- NA1''im . I formerly a part of Eugene Street, now vacated, ly- ing directly east and ad- jacent to Lot 2, Block 8. Jame s W. &. L:Llah SIni th W 381 Jame siN. & Li lah S:mi th A tract of land 181 in width and 90' in length being form- erly a part of Eugene Street, now vacated, lying directly west and adjacent to Lot 1, block 9. Duane L. & Eileen ~. York E 53. 5 I Walter J. &. Phyllis L. Charlesworth Bernar'd 1". &. Dorothy A. Jordan Vaughn E. &. Winona M. Wright N 66' w. W. & Delma G. Armstrong S 231 I w. W. & Delma G. ArHIS t:r'ong N 431 Fred A. &. Dorothea L. Meier S 69.11 Duaine &. LaVer'ne !(abourn N 201 Duaine & LaVerne Rabourn S 461 Leonard F. & Elva C. Dawson N 431 Leonard F. & Blva C. Dawson S 231 Victor D. &. Margaret A. bruckman N 661 I . Platte V ley Baptist Conference, a Corporation N 671 w. Hobert ShiI'ey &. Virginia R. S 221 W. Robert & Virginia R. 0h:Lrey N 45' Donald S. &. Marcella M. Glasgow S 44' Donald S. & Marcella M. Glasgow N 23' LO~Ll I3LOCK II 3 1 9 1 II 1 10 2 II 1 11 1 II 2 II 4 11 4 II 5 Ii II \I 6 II 6 \I 1 12 II II 2 II II 1I ADD1 1'1 ON Claussen's Countr'y View II " !I II II 11 II II II II II It !I If 1I II " H II I' II !I II If II II II It II II II II 1I 1I F:) ;~:;:' l} AMOUNT 239.51 113.45 3~3'7 . 20 543.'74 140.20 350.86 6'7.54 107.89 435.53 126.06 . 289.93 3'78.91 ~3l2. 51 766.85 '7'78.23 203.59 392.20 277.33 144.9'7 NAME Nitzel & Company Ex c ep t N 23t . I Dodge Development Company Donald A. & Mary L. Nearhood rtobert Bruce & Barbara Jean Karle Chester L. Hugo Chester L. Hugo LouisW. & Mary Ann ScllOel ...[5- LOT BLOCK 3 12 It II ADDIT'ION Clau s c:en t s Country View It II II 1I Anderson Sub-DivIsion It It if It 5 6 2 3 6 7 'ro tal It It Respectfully submitted this 17th day of December, 1958. I t"~" S" f ~\:' ~) .-t AMOUNT ~~493. 00 109.17 423.42 491.62 581.76 581.76 491.62 ~pll,943.06 ;; ,-_. L~ 42~,'~- p;::;y ~ ~ ~, -rt ~~~_O_q -- ~NG~NEER, STREE'1' & A L< T BUILDIJ\TG CODE CONIMI There bring no protests, Motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. I . RESOLu'rION BE rc RESOLVED BY TILE c '-r' ,"'. j, :",<:2.., '.j . j' .'i' 1. IL O:F' 'rEE cr['y OF' GHAI\]D ISLI'J.1D, NEBHASiV-i, si tting as a Board of Equaliza tion after due notice having been given thereof, tua ,']efind the total cost of . I of ~p13, 718. 07; the construction of Paving District No. 280 to be the total sum that\ive find .L .~ GL18 benefits accruing to the real es- tate in said district to be the total sum of $12,640.92, and that we find the benefits accruing to ihc respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sum set opposite tne several descriptions as follows: NAME LO'I' BLOel{ Clarence John J-r. & Mary N. Heitan Donald L. & Rut~ D. rzog Ho lland E. & Luci lIe J-. '1', ,. on.un I Leland A. Heasley & Garth o. Heasley 10 Bob B. & Mary A. hunt 11 Milan D. & Allene R. Bish 12 Pr'::m ci s E. & Eve lyn S. Purdy 13 Alvin E. Jr. & Donna B. Pendleton 14 VerEl E. ]'J e VTman 15 Edgar E. & Verona Ackerman 16 City of Grand Island 1 Emerson C. & Fern E. Dy'oullard 2 Ray G. & Fee E. Adolf 3 I . Irvin P. & Ruby M. Moves 4 ~heodore P. & Nadean A. Hoelch 5 Irvin P. & Huby M. Meves Irvin P. & Ruby M. Meves Irvin P. & Ruby M. Moves Irvin P. & l(UO ~,7 IVI . r'!leve s First Presbyterian Church of Grand Isla n d , Ne oI'a ska 6 7 8 9 ADDI 11'1 ON 1 7 parkhill Second 549.06 . Suo-Div::Lsion 2 II II 9 II It It II II 11 n II 11 11 II il It fI tt \I 8 il II II II II If II II II !l " II II " II n II " ANiOUN1r It 187.79 11 524.13 11 575.88 II fY/5.88 II 4;86.96 1I fj75.88 " 486.96 1I 651.89 \I 994.81 II 421. 69 II 606.19 1I ':1:136.96 II 575.88 11 486.96 Ii 575.88 II 575.88 If 575.88 619.84 2106.52 -2,- t:~ i-~$ t~; ADDITION AMOUNT' NAME LOT BLOCK . I A tract of land located in the SoutViTGst Cluar:er of the NOr'th- west Quarter (SW'~'Nw-l) and the Northwe st"uarter of the Sou th- west q~uart,jr (NV\Ji~sw-l) of Section 21, 'I'ownstLLp 11, North, l.{ange 9 West of the 6th PM, Hall County, Nebraska, bounded oniJ:le north by Anna Street, on the west by Grant Street, on the south by the northerly right-of-way line of the Chicago, Burlington & (~ulncy Railroad Company Belt Line, and on the ea.st by 'Tilden Street and the weste~ly line of. Tilden Street ex- tended southerly. Respectfully submitted this the 195JL. I 'rotal ~p12, 640.92 17th day of December , E4~~-- ENGINEER, srI'REJ~!r I}; ALL'Y AND BUILDING CODE COlIIMITTE.'..J There being no protests, motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. I . r:~ ~~') ~) ':;~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT RJi;SOLVED BY ThE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF' CIrey OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, si tting as a Board of Equalization after due . I notice having been given toereof, that we find the total cost of tho constl'uction of Paving Dj~strict No. 281 to be tl:1e total sum of $1934.82; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of ;!~1934.82, and that we find the benefits accruing to tbD respective lots, tracts and parcels of land irl saId district to be the ..sum set opposite tl:1e several doscriptions as followS: Ni\.ME LO~: BLOCK ADDI]'] ON AlVID urn Cit~ of Grand Island (Park Department) :I:<'rac .Prac. 6 26 Schimmer's ~lp523. 73 City of G~and Island (P:irk Department) 1t1ra c . '7 II II 26i3.13 City of GI'ar'd Islu.nd (Park Department) Fro. c . 8 It II 110.04 I William B. & Virginia E. Hight N 66' 8 Frac. 2Y7 II 6 ~~ . 02 Victor C. & 110. Pearl Olson S 661 8 II " 63.02 William B. & Virginia E. Hight 9 II II 30'7.17 Bernhard 'I'. & Christine. Kemper 10 " II 59~j.71 Total Respectfully submi tted this -I-2-~ day ~p1934.82 of tf) . - '~,,/, --->,-~_.--.. 1958. / ).___ , (" ) '0") , ,,- -- )aA~<, "-'.:>~~ __ "("'r'f' """E"'T,CO clnR'-r, -, ^,. '\'j"Y' .c.,j\;rlN '.Gn, ,.)J' 1<,;1';1 U~: ){IJLf:'; a' -... f\U"TT TrI';\:O, C'~I,I)'cl' C01\!!I\,rA['TTTi'I~" _ __ ....JL. .J.. J :..l v _> ,L:.Jo J.d. ~(J .._..i::';.L~.:J I . There being no protests, motion of Campbell, seconded by Pepper, Resolution was adopted. RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE Iff HESOLVED BY .,:~': ~,~~ , ~ c) IVLAYOIi. AI'D C OUNC 1L QIii C I'l"{ OF GRAJ\D n3LI'cND, NEBHASI\:..A., sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof, that we find the total cost . I of the construction of Paving District No. 282 to be the total sum or'" (iI'6' 477 31. tiP, . , that we find the benefits accruing to the real es- tate in s id district to be the total sum of ~4,764.36, and that we find tLLe benefits accruing to the recJpective lots, tracts and \ parcels of land in said district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME LOT The City of Grand Island Park Department Fr. 3 The City of Grand ~sland parI\: Department Fr. 4 Tue City of Grand Island Park DepElrtment Fir. 5 Emil Bickert 1 I EmLL Hj,ckert 2 Emil Hickert 3 Georginia Pearl Kirkpatrick 1 Eugene Kirkpatrick 1 Marcella Kirkpatrick 1 Henry & Ruth Baasch 2 Except a triangular tract be- ginning at the southwesterly corner of Lot 2, Block 9; thence northerly along the westerly line of said Lot, 8.36 feet; thence southeast- erly 11.22 feet to a point on trIe soutLierly line 0:1.' said Lot being 7.48 feet from the southwesterl;))' corner' of said Lot; thence westerly along the sou therly line of said Lot, to the southwesterly cor- ner of said Lot, 7.48 feet, being the place of beginning. I . The Oi of Grand Island Being a triangular tract be- ginning at the southwesterly corner of Lot 2, Block 9; thence northerly along the westerly line of said Lot, 8.36 feet; thence southeast- erly 11.22 feet to a point on tLeo southerly line of said Lot being 7.48 feet from the Pt. 2 BLOCK -- ADDI'r10N AMOUNT 2 d~ 84. or7 ~p Balzer I S " " 204.21 " It 412.28 3 " 471.98 II " 233.78 " II 96.24 9 11 II II II II 494.73 If " 243.94 II " 1.12 . I I I . -2- NiU;lE Lor:r BLOCK soutnwesterly corner of said Lot; thence westerly along the southerly line of said Lot, to the southwesterly cor- ner of said Lot, 7.48 feet, being the place of beginning. Henry H. & RuthE. Baasch Except that pax't beg i at the southeasterly corner of Lot 3, Block 9; thence wester- ly along the southerly line of said Lot, to he southwesterly corner of said Lot, 52 feet; thence northerly along the ~'iesterly line of said Lot 66. 45 foeti thence souU18asterly 77.96 feet to a point on the easterly line of said Lot being 8.36 feet northerly from the southeaster-ly corner> of said Lot; thence south8r>ly along the easter>ly line of said Lot to the south.easter>ly cor>ner> of said Lot, ~.36 feat, being the place ofiJegl lng. The City of Gr>and Island ~hat rt beginning at the southeastor>ly corner> of Lot 3, J:)loc 9; tnence we ster>ly along tue 30uther>ly line of said Lot, to he southwester>ly cor-nor> of said Lot, 52 foet; thence nor-ther>ly alon the westerly line of said Lot, 66.45 feet; thence southeasterly 77.96 feet to a point on tho easter>ly line . of saId Lot being 8.36 feet northor-ly 1'1'01:1 tne southea::1ter>- ly corner> of said Lot; thencs souU18r>ly [tIOIlE; tiJS eastor>ly lino of sald Dot to tho south- easterly corner of said Lot, 8.36 fee t, be tue place of begin- n The City of Grand Island The City of Gr>and Island Willis W. & Cather>ine M. Whetstc)ne Hasmus Sell Waltor R. & Jessie M. Stryker S 70' Henry Baasch N 62' Jol:m C &. Hazel H. 0ctmeide r' . John L. Hazel H. Schneider W l 8: "2 .0 Catherine M. 1,JLetstone ---, J ~ 2- 3 Pt. 3 9 10 3 4 5 II 6 7 7 9 II 11 II 10 II II II tI 11 II ADDI'J'ION Baker's " II II Ii II II tI !I II II l\.~" r", ~-~; ;5 ANIOUNT 72.29 28. 59 ;245.06 494.73 100.8[3 2-'1:5.06 262.36 232.3rl 494.73 131. 70 113.36 C; is '/ -3- NAME LOlr BLOCK ADDrrIUN A I'll c.ilH:rrr Willis W. Whetstone 8 10 Ba]{er1s ;u; -1_9..0. 88 . I Respectfully submitted this L'-le !l: ---7 l,l__ ',L____ day of d[. L1 7 6 4 o'Z 6 ~j) x, . /1f:k~-t~~4:../'v~- -------- , '1'0 tal 195$:.-. ~--- There being no protests, motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, Resolution was adopted. I I . ~",.. .~-.,. ,. " ;.:;j (; RES Q L UTI 0 N BE IT HESOLVED BY IvIl\.YOH AIm COUNCIL OF CI'I'l OF GRAND ISIJ:ilm, , sitting as a rd of Equalization after . I due notice having been given thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Pav strict No. 285 to be the total sum of $5,799.37; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of ~~4,954.46, and that we find the benefits accruing to he respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME LOT BLOCK ADDI'I'ION AlVlOUN'l' Blessed Sacrament Church, a corporation W 212' 12 Pt. 11 Home Sub-Division$3134.41 I Anthony E. Egging All tha t part of Lot 11, com- menci at a point 242.7 feet southeasterly from the north- east corner of Lot 10, Home Sub-division and 208 feet southwesterly on the north line of the alley be tween 17th Stree t :md 18th Stree t to the actual point of beginning; thence continuing southwester- ly on the nortk\ line of said, alley 71.6 feet to a point on the north line of said alley; thence west on the north line of said alley 100.2 feet to a point vm:Lch Is 52 feet eaEJt of the west line of Lot 11, Home Sub-division, thence northerly 132 feet to a point on the so tD line of 18th Street, which point is 52 feet easterly of the west line of Lot 11; thence easterly on the south line of 18th Street, 66.3 feet; thence northeasterly on the South line of H3tn Street 36.4 feet; thence southerly on a line parallel with Wheeler Street, 132 feet to the point of beginning. tt II II 939.81 I . Vincent J. Lleine A tract of land located in Lot 11, llome Sub-division: Begin- ning at a point on the south line of Lo t 11, WLJ_ ch point is 136 feet easterly from the south west corner of Lot 11; thence north, parallel to the east line of Lot 11, 132 feet; thence east parallel to the north line of State Street, 21 feet; thence nor tr18as terl;y parallel to he north line of 17th Street, 71.7 feet to a point on the east line Pt. 11 It II II 193.7'7 . I I I . -2- ]\iAME LOT BLOCK of Lot 11, thence sou th on the east line of Lot 11, 150.5 feet to the northerly line of 17th street; thence sou.thwesterly on the northerly line of 17th street 34 feet to a point on the south line of Lot 11, which is the junction of tho north line of 17th Street and the northerly line of State Street; thence west on the soutn line of Lot 11, 54.2 feet to the point of beginning. (' ADDlfJ'ION AMOUN'l1 639.92 Home Sub-division Emil M. & Mary C. Hruza Pt. A tract of land located in Lot 11 11, Home bub-division: Begin- ning at a point on the south line of Lot 11, which point is 52 feet easterly from the south- west corner of Lot 11; thence north parallel to the eas~ line of Lot 11, 132 feet; thence east parallel to the north line of State Street, 84 feet; thence south parallel to the east line of Lot 11 to the south line of Lot 11, 132 feet; thence west on the south line of Lot 11, 84 feet to the point of beginning. Pt. 10 & 11 Rose Ruff Beckmann, et al, That part of Lot 10 and 11, bon1e Sub-division, commencing at a point 242.7 feet southeast- erly from the northeast corner of Lot 10, Home Sub-division and 156 feet southwesterly on the nocth line of the alley between 17th Street and 18th St:C'eet to the actual point of beginning; tbBnce continuing southwesterly on the nOl"th line of said alley 52 feet; thence northwesterly parallel to the easterly line of Lot 10, 132 feet, to a point on the southo~ly line of 18th street; thence northeasterly on the ~outh- erly line of 18th Street, 52 feet; thence southeasterly parallel to the easterly line of Lot 10, 132 feet to the point of beginning. Total II II II 46.55 4p 4,954.46 /7 ~ day of A{1/~~~ Respectfully submi tted this the 195!. p~~ There being no protests, motion of Pepper, seconded by Russell, ~~~<J~-r?e/ ~, ( '1 , ' Resolution was adopted. I - "'/ ~ I . ' , vENG1 -<R, S'llREE'I' cALLEY BUILL~ING CODE [}' f.t RES 0 L UTI 0 N CIll'Y BE 1'1' RESOLVED BY IVIAYOn. At-ID COUNC IL OP ISLAND, NEBHA~KA, sitting as a Board of Equa1:LzatIon after due notice having been given thereof, trwt we LLnd the total cost of the construction of Paving District No. 286 to be the total sum . I of $3,315.00; that we find the benefits accruing to the real es- tato in said district to be the total sum of ~3,3l5.00, and toat we find the beneLL ts accru to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in saId district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NPJiLE patricia A. Anderson arold J. & Bernice C. Parr Dan1el L. &. May D. Lintz Herbert E. & Marguerite Lys inger' c'. lYJ. G. Orville & 1 va J-. Eu by I Helen LeBaron Duncan a Rufus & eecelia Dold N 67' S 65' Helen LeBaron Duncan N 671 E 301 Rufus & eecolia Dold S 651 E 30' John A. & Fernlea M. \{iJilson Vi 361 Jorm A. & 1"ornlea M. Wilscm E 161 Wayne W. & Virginia E. Roth W 501 and its cOilplement 1":('actional Lot 3, }i'racticmal Block 1, H. G. Clark's Addition. I . Rudolph & Alma Krueger N. 64.2' and its complement Fractional Lot 4, Fractional Block 1, H.G.Clurk's Addition. henry C. J. & Anna Marie Stolle S 67.8 and its complement Fractional Lot 4, Fro.ct10na1 Block 1, .G.Cladr.' s Add1tion. Respectfully submi'cted tois There being no protests, Resolution was adopted LO~[' BLOCK 6 47 7 II 8 tl 9 11 10 II B'I'ac. 1 21 1 If ADDJl'ION AI:.TOUN1' ssel1 Wheeler 331.50 1I II 331. 50 II 1I 331.50 II II 3~)l. 50 1I II 331.50 1I II 278.57 II II 135.80 2 \! " II 126.62 2 " II' 61.73 1t 2 1I 1t II 226.02 Prac. 3 II II II 100.4,5 II II 313.93 II II Fra c. 4 II II ti 271.39 Frac. 4 II It II lL12.99 \I , t54~.1 Don Glasgow requested some information as to assessments on Paving District No. 279. On account of there having been some discussion with the . I Railroad Company pertaining to assessments on Paving District No. 278, same was held over for Board of Equalization, January 7, 1958. Motion of Russell, Council adjourned to meet in regular session. F. S. White City Clerk December 17, 1958 Grand Island, Nebraska December 17, 1958 Council met in regular session. All Councilmen present, except Zachry. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. I I . . I I I . " ( December 17, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 287 in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and The Diamond Engineering Company. I further certify that the work done contains the follow- ing materials at the price set forth in the contract. 1000.0 5414.48 461.0 6.1 788.2 139.8 32.0 167.5 1 1 167.5 28g.9 167.5 32.0 cu. yds. earth excavation sq. yds. 6n concrete pavement 1in. ft. l',f x 6ft expansion joint lin. ft. comb. curb & gutter lin. ft. integral curb 1in.ft. concrete header sq. ft. concrete sidewalks sq. ft. concrete driveways each adjust manhole to grade , each remove & install catch basin line ft. remove concrete header line it remove concrete curb & gutter sq. ft. remove concrete driveways sq. ft. remove concrete sidewalks Total @ 0.55 3.09 0.30 1.50 0.44- 0.69 0.45 0.65 , 16.00 0.34 0.40 0.10 0.09 $ 550.00 16730.74 138.30 9.15 346.81 96.46 14.40 108.87 16.00 140.50 56.95 115.56 16.75 2.88 18343.37 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 287 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 287. To: The Diamond Engineering Co To: Engineering & Publication Total To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To be charged to intersections Total $18343.37 917.11 19260.54 $14865.82 l+394'~72 19260.54 I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 287 on the 7th day of January 1959 at 7:30 otclock P.M. Respectru1ly submitted, //~/~ E. W. Keias City Engineer Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Campbell, report was approved. I I e :~) ~::;L ~' December 17, 1958 Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 288 in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and The Diamond Engineering Company. I further certify that the work done contains the follow- ing materials at the price set forth in the contract. 1250 cu. yds. earth excavation 7196.26 sq. yds. 6" conc. pavement 912.8 line ft. l~ x 6" expansion jOint 25.6 1in. ft. comb. conc. curb &. gutter 3000.8 line ft. integral rolled curb 409.86 sq. ft. concrete sidewalk 416.55,sq. ft. concrete driveways 1 each furnish manhole ring &. cover 6 each adjust manholes to grade 1 each water valve - manhole complete 376.3 line ft. removal of conc. headers 412.5 1in. ft. removal of str. curb. 535.66 sq. ft. remove sidewalk 359.75 sq. ft. remove conc. driveway 3.9 sq. yds. remove concrete pavement 42.9 lin ft. remove comb curb & gutter 132 line ft. remove hedge 1 each remove tree To tal @ 0.55 3.09 0.30 1.50 0.44 0.45 0.65 16.00 125.00 0.34 0.30 0.09 0.10 1.00 0.40 0.18 15.00 $ 687.50 22236.44 273.84 38.40 1320.35 184.44 270.76 40.70 96.00 125.00 127.94 123.75 48.21 35.98 3.90 17.16 23.76 15.00 $25669.13 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 288 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I he~e with submit the statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 288. To: The Diamond Engineering Co. To; E.ngineering & Publication TO,ta1 To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To be charged to intersections Total $25669.13 1283.42- $26952.58 $23532.36 3420.22 26952.58 I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 288 on the 7th day of January 1959 at 7:30 o'clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, ~~/~ r E. w. Ke1ss City Engineer Motion of Pepper, seconded by: Campbell, report was approved. ;.~ t.- . '" 0 '1 ~J December 17, 1958 . I Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby certify that Missouri Valley Const. 60. has completed the work on Resurfacing District 58A in accordance with the plans and specifications and cont. ract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and Missouri Valley Canst. Co. 1080.18 Tons asphaltic concrete Type 11 @ 6.85 11251.40 Gal. asphalt cement 0.12 197.80 Gal RC-l tack coat 0.20 12 Each manholes & water valve boxes adjust to grad~ 25.00 $7399.23 ~350.17 . 39.56 ~OO.OO $9088.96 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Resurfacing District No. 58A be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska I herewith submit the statement of all costs in connection with Resurfacing District No. 58A. Entire amount to Paving Fund - Capital Outlay $9088.96 I Respectfully submitted, s6:~/4 E. w. Kelss City Engineer Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Pepper, report was approved. I . . I I I . CITY OF' GRAND ISLAND Final Estimate No. 2 ResurfaciIfistrict No. 58A Month of QUANTITY 1080.18 11251.4-0 197.80 12 ENGINEERING DEPT. ti, "".- .~ .. (~~ J $ 2057.79 I PRICE I 6~85 O~12 O~20 25~OO . -' CIo thE- Cit!} Council: I Certify that there h Two 'thousand fifty seven &. 79/100 THla r:.TIh4.T~ U~on Contract Dated . September 4- 19 58 wheeJ.er St. from 2nd St. Koenlg tlt. Location 1st. St. from Wheeler St. to Pine St. Contractor Missouri Valley Const. Co. DETAILS Tons asphaltic concrete Type 11 @ Gal asphalt cement Gal RC-l tack coat Each manholes &. water valve boxes adjust to grade TD BE DIVIDED AS F"CLLOWS: TOTAL. Previous Estimate Entire amount to Paving Fund (Capital Outlay) due to Grand Island, Nebr., % Retained Amount Now Due Missouri Valley Const. Co. If#~ December 17 19 58 AMOUNT 7399.23 1350.17 39.56 300.00 90g8 .96 7031 17 2057 79 DOLLARS on account of above estimate. City Engineer !';? 1.!.1 (.J . I December 17. 19S8 Honorable Mayor & City Couneil Grand Island. Nebraska GentlemeD.; I hereby certify that Missouri Valley Const. Co. has completed the work on Resurfacing District No. SSC in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island. Nebraska and Missouri Calley Const. Co. 279.7 Tons asphaltic concrete 2909.9 Gal. Asphaltic cement 51.1 Gal. RC-1 tack coat 1 Each manhole raise to grade @ 6.85 0.12 0.20 25.00 $ 1915.95 34.9.19 +0.22 25.00 '2300.36 I I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Resurfacing District No. sse be accepted by the City of Grand Island. Nebraska. I herewith submit the statement of all costs in connection with Resurfacing District No. 58C. Entire amount to Paving Fund Capital Outlay $2300.36 Respectfully submitted, ~IF:~ E. W. Keiss City Engineer Motion of Pepper, seconded by Campbell, report was approved. I . . I I I . CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING DEPT. $ Final Estimate No.___ 2 Resurfaci~trict No. 58C Upon Contract Dated September 1 Lo t. South Harrison St. from 1st. ca IOn _ u Contractor Missouri Valley Const. Co. Month of QUANTITY DETAI LS 279.7 2909.9 51.1 1 Tons asphaltic concrete Gal. asphaltic cement Gal. RC-l tack coat Each manhole raise to Grade ~ TOTAL. TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Entire amount to Paving Fund (Capi'tal Outlay)- % Retained Amount Now Due Clo the eLl!} Counci.L I Certify that there isFour hundred eighty & 07/100 due to Missouri Valley Const. Co. Grand Island, Nebr., December 17, 6&;;6ft~" '1958 I PRICE I 6.85 0.12 0.20 25.00 rJ~V-:. " ~:;;. :) I~~~ 'i 480 THI8 r:aTIMATE 19 58 to Divisiol AMOUNT 1915 95 349 19 10 22 25 00 $2300 36 1820 29 480 07 DOLLARS on account of above estimate. City Engineer !-..f;o (COpy WATER AND LIGHT COMMITTEE REPORT) December 10, 1959 TO: Honorable Mayor & City Council Gentlemen: . I We, your Water & Light Committee, having received the "Report on Grand island - Hastings Intenconnection Study" as furnished by Black & Veatch, Consulting E gineers of Kansas City, Missouri, and after having studied the report in conference with the Board of Public Works of Hastings and Mr. Robert Oliver, Jr. and Mr. Herbert Temme of Black & Veatch, hereby make the following recommendations: (A) That the report as furnished by the engineers, Black & Veatch, be accepted and the engineers be complimented on their very thorough study of this proposed interconnection. (B) That we proceed without delay with the installation of the inter- connection as proposed in the report under the "Limited Use Inter- connection" plan. (C) That the Mayor, the committee and Utilities Commissioner employ legal counsel to draw contracts covering the necessary financing, construction and operating agreements between Hastings and Grand Islanc and in due course, to handle condemnation of lands and other legal proceedings or acts in furtherance of this pro,ject. (D) That the selection of a firm of engineers be mutually decided upon by both cities for drawing up plans, specifications, and furnishing designs for such interconnection after the contracts be- tween the cities have been accepted. I S/ Harry J. Voss S/ William A. Gross S/ Lyman M. Camobell WATER AND LIGHT COMMITTEE I . ~..-'" ,t ;), /1.. \4 . I (COpy FINANCE and CITY PROPERTY COMMITTEE REPORT) December 15, 1958 Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: We the undersigned, members of the Finance and City Property Committee, recommend that the property known as the old City Dump with the old dog kennel, be leased to the White Spot Motorcycle Club for 1 year for the sum of $1. Such property to be used for motorcycle events only. The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to enter into an agreement. GHC/lm Respectfully submitted, S/ George H. Clayton S/ Harry J. Voss S/ Marion I. _Zachry FINANCE and CITY PROPERTY COMMITTEE Motion of Clayton, seconded by Voss, approved. Recommendation of the Water and Light Committee to advertise for 3,750 K-W Unit Substation, Estimated Cost $58,000.00, bids to be received to 7:30 P.M., January 21st, 1959, on motion of Voss, seconded by Gross. I Report Water and Light Committee pertaining to meeting with Board of Public Works, Hastings; Robert Oliver, Jr.; and Herbert Temme of Black & Veatch, pertaining to Grand Island-Hastings interconnection station. Motion of Gross, seconded by Voss, was approved. (Report on preceding page.) ORDINANCE NO. 3404 levying special assessments on Paving District No. 281, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3404 - Motion of Campbell, seconded by Sorensen, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3404 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. I . Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3404 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Russell, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3404 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. '",' .~' ,., ~') ;~"j ORDINANCE NO. 34Q~ - levying special assessments on Paving District No. 279, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor, ORDINANCE NO. 3407 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, . I Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3407 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3407 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third ",reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3407 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll ca+l ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting I no, none. Zachry absent. ORDIN~NCE NO. 3408 levying special assessments Paving District No. 280, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3408 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3408 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, rules suspnnded and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. I . ORDINANCE NO. 3408 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3408 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ,~'~~ 'f' ~ ~, ;' l ,it ORDINANCE NO. 3409 levying special assessments Paving District No. 282, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3409 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, . I Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3409 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen+ Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3409 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3409 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting I no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3410 levying special assessments Paving District No. 285, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3410 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3410 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. I . ORDINANCE NO. 3410 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3410 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. r~,~" ;:':- (' :" <")' ;<~ ORDINANCE NO. 3411 levying special assessments Paving District No. 286, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3411 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, . I Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3411 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 341T - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3411 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Gross, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting I no, none. Zachry absent. The Mayor advised the Council of the possibility of there being an Industrial Area created on West Second Street, South to Cemetery, West including Webb Livestock and North boundary rather uncertain as to whether Union Pacific tracks, or further north was being considered and that he had been requested to appoint a committee to meet with the Supervisors. He appointed the present Zoning Committee, which consists of Campbell, Gross, and Sorensen. Councilman Pepper suggested that the City offices close at 5:00 o'clock P.M., on Wednesday, December 24th, and remain closed until 8:00 o'clock A.M., Monday, December 29th. After considerable I . discussion, motion of Voss, seconded by Russell, that the offices close" at 4: 00 0' clock P.M., Wednesday, December 24th. Attorney Willard advised the Council of the National meeting of Law Officers at Chattanooga, Tennessee, and expressed his appreciation for being allowed to make the trip. Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Campbell, seconded, claims were allowed as read and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Clayton, Russell, Voss, Gross, Sorensen, Pepper. Voting no, none. Zachry absent. Motion of Sorensen, council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk December 17, 1958 APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES ",- 1"- ;:J ~.~~ FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1958 FUND APPROP. ADJ. EXPENDED TOTAL BALANCE DECEMBER EXPENDED Adm. 47705.00 3649.06 19044.16 28660.84 Eng. 34070.00 3009.57 14826.43 19243.57 St. Sewer 24585.00 542,0.61 10776.76 13808.24 Health 16782.00 1208.09 5869.74 10912.26 . Inc. 16160.00 444.50 9082.68 7077.32 I City Hall 11725.00 1000.51 5214.01 6510.99 Civil Service 3325.00 200.00 1196.69 2128.31 General 154352.00 14932.34 66010.47 88341. 53 Bond & Int. 90984.00 349.25 90634.75 Airport 145388.00 6408.28 62052.38 83335.62 st. Alley 97440.00 8452.51 41661.46 55778.54 Sanitation 54055.00 4643.35 21987.19 32067.81 Park: 80348.00 1692.33 22129.65 58218.35 Police 167743.80 13878.39 68265.63 99478.17 Cemetery 47040.00 1862.68 14195.57 32844.43 Fire 170460.00 13517.87 65516.55 104943.45 Fire Pension 26000.00 1621.26 8106.30 17893.70 Paving 70520.00 4790.08 36461. 27 34058.73 I Sewer 68887.50 4033.71 22029.63 46857.87 ColI. 9205.00 706.52 2454.17 6750.83 Sewer City Garage 40470.00 2613.76 15952.15 24517.85 Cern. GAR 1000.00 1000.00 00 Perm. Care 112263.28 112263.28 Library 42900.00 3180.58 15566.32 27333.68 Music 5500.00 1750.00 3750.00 Civil Def. 630.00 161. 54 214.39 415.61 Soc. Sec. 36000.00 9382.96 26617.04 Parking Lots 2735.00 376.91 1283.99 1451.01 Elk's Parking 3200.00 457.15 969.10 4626.25 I Sewer Cons. 26243.00 26243.00 1453364.58 1426.25 82872.11 476369.33 978421.50 . Water 7915.03 51557.14 Light 161935.68 790378.92 Sewer Di st. 168.08 Paving Dist. 228.54 161296.65 252951.36 1479770.12 Respectfully Submitted, F. S. White, City Clerk