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1955 Minutes . I I I . '~ 1, ~j ....... I~ 1: Grand Island, Nebr. January 5, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. His honor, the mayor, presiding. Minutes of the meeting of December 19 and 29 were read. I'1otion of 'tHnkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, approved. Mrs. f100re appeared before the counci 1 pertaining to a request for house movers permit by Mr. Grass. After considerable discussion Mrs. Moore was advised that if Mr. Grass would get his bond, permission from nearby property owners for the house to be moved in, that everything would be okay. County Supervisor Bauman and County Engineer Keiss appeared before the council pertaining to the paving of Capital Avenue. Mr. Keiss advised the council that where there was city limits on each side of a proposed route, that it would be up to the city to pay for the paving and that if the farm ground, especially at the Soldiers Home, would be removed from the city limits, it was thought that there could be a favorable solution to the problem. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, that the city manager and city engineer were authorized to work along with the county board pertaining to this paving. Bids on equipment for the new light plant were opened and read as follows: Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Item 4 DeLaval Co. $52,452(300 days delivery) Allis-Chalmers 52,963(210 days delivery)$9,47l ( 70-80 days) Fehrs Tractor $5,009.10 (30 days) Swartout Co. $9,238 (100 days delivery) Graver Water Conditioning Co. $9,145 (70 days delivery) $24,676(9 mo. delivery) $9,961(160 days delivery) $3,792.46 (2 wks) $5,430 (75 days) Griscom-Russell Co. Messplay Machinery Kelly Supply Co. Ingersoll-Rand $54,378 (180 days) ;f~53, 746 (210 days) Walling Co. Fuchs Machinery ~l5, 079 (2 weeks) Elliott Co. $8,540 (1.50 days) ., 4. i'y'" J1.. ."- l Item 1 Item 2 Item .3 Item 4 Kewanee-Ross Corp. $18,855 (180 days) Lummus Co. $28,206 (180 day s ) itJestinghous.e Co. 1~23 ,800 . (285 days) Power Machinery Co. $40,046 I (180 day s ) Chicago HeaterCo\ $8,030 (8J.j. days) Hoppes Mfg. Co. ~~10 ,800 (12 weeks) vJorthington $57,595 (252 days) $11,340 $L~748 (112 days) (1f2,days) I I . Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, bids were referred to G. W. Burdick, consulting engineers and city manager to report back at 10 A. M. Saturday January 8. Bids on Sewer Dist. 281 were opened and read as follows: Gordon \lJinter $863.60 801.00 856.70 871.80 Louis Smith Rentlor Co. Diamond Engineering Co. Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, referred to the city manager and city engineer. Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, council adjourned to meet as Board of Equalization on Water Main Dist. 190 and 191. F. S. White, City Clerk Grand Island, Nebr. Jan. 5, 1955 Council met as board of Equalization. All councilmen present. His honor, the mayor, presiding. ~, .-<<,; 1'10 RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- . I BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 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. 191 to be the total sum of $907.20; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of $907.20 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 ADDITION AMOUNT The City of Grand Island 1 6 Packer & Barr's $90.72 The City of Grand Island 2 6 II II 90.72 The City of Grand Island 3 6 It " 90.72 The City of Grand Island 4 6 tI II 90.72 I The City of Grand Island 5 6 " tI 90.72 Guy Stevens 6 7 II It 90.72 Guy & Fern Stevens 7 7 It fI 90.72 Alvah C. & Phe be M. Clement 8 7 It If 90.72 Johnson-Peterson 9 7 II " 90. 72 Johnson-Peterson 10 7 " " 90.72 Total $907.20 Respectfully submitted this 5 day of January, 195.i': -, ~ ( ) I) (I' j }/t{;)Ax:' .....:i). 1M 0 I . Members of the City Council There being no protestors present, motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. -f I..ff r'l .... ~, RESOLU,1:ION . I BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF TEE 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. 190 to be the total sum of $1,731.36; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said District to be the total sum of $1,731.36 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 ADDITION AMOUNT - - James D. & N. Theodore Kirkpatrick WJ.... 9 Pleasant Home $432.84 2 Otis B. & Mary E. Thompson E~ 10 n " 432.84 Mins. E. Potter, widow & I Virgil A. Potter EJ.... 15 " fl 432.84 2 Mina E. Potter, widow & Virgil A. Potter WJ.... 16 " " 432.84 2 Total $1,731.36 Respectfully submitted this 5 day of January, 19~. (~ ,,/J rL'.AA (", I~ Members of the City Council I . There being no protestors present, motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, council adjourned to meet in regular session. F. S. White, City Clerk . I I I . ; d,o -"- ->:. C'I Grand Island, Nebr. January 5, 1955 Cotmcil met in regular session. All councilmen present. Bonds having been okayed by the city attorney were presented as follows: Jack Ennis \1illiam J. Hild May Plumbing Co., plumbers Felix Geissinger \~illiam J. Hild \I)"al ter H. Kruse Reinhart Kruse C. W. Oyster, Electricians Bartenbach Poster Avertising, sign hangers Mrs. R. C. Olson Walter Kamps, trailer camps Oscar Hild, house mover Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, approved. Airport lease on building identified as T-302, Orville Duff, was presented and recommended it be accepted. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, lease approved and mayor and clerk authorized to sign. Petition for water main in Anna street from Ingals to the city limits west, ha ving been referred to the city manager and city engineer for investigation, was again presented and recom- mended by the city manager that same be approved. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, request was granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Petition for sewer in Rains Addition in Roberts street from the northwest corner of Lot one to the northwest corner of Lot seven was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was referred to the city manager and city engineer for further study. City manager advised the council that the electric depart- >\ ment desires the location of the northeast corner of the Lincoln Park area for sub-station and presented a plat showing the location. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, request was granted and plat approved. . I I I . ..-! ," ,'. i ,;,j,Ul ...J.._ -"'- ,11 RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the ordinances of the City of Grand Island provide thai unpaid accounts for water furnished by the City of Grand Island shall become liens upon the property served when certified by the City Council to the City Treasurer, and WHEREAS, the property described as 207 East 13th Street, also known as Lot 4, Block 62, Wheeler & Bennett's 2nd Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has been furnished with water ser- vice; that the amount due for water furnished for the period of June 14, 1940 to June 13, 1941, in the sum of $5.80 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 THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the said sum of $5.80 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 Treasurer be and he is hereby ordered and directed to place said charge on the books and records of his office; that the said amount be a lien on the said premises described as 207 East 13th Street, also known as Lot 4, Block 62, Wheeler & Bennett's 2nd Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, belonging to Paris France 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 case of other special assessments. BE IT F'URTHER RESOLVED that the Ci ty Clerk forward a certit'ied copy of this Resolution to the City Treasurer together with instructions to place the same upon the tax records of the City of Grand Island and to collect the same as herein provided. Respectfully submitted this 5 day of January, 1955. Motion of Toft, seconded by QdI~ r!. /1~~ o Cunningham, was approved. Members of the City Council . I I I . ,. ,,!. !.~ 1- ~J l P Report of the city manager and city engineer recommending the bid of Louis H. Smith, $801.00 on Sewer District 281 be accepted. RES 0 t UTI 0 N WHEREAS, tho City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the . construction of a sower main district knovm' and designated as Sewer Main District No.28l ; to be received up to 8 olclock P.M on the 5 January , 1955" and to be opened at 8 0' e1oe: day of P.M, on said date, at the regular mooting ot tho City Council of said CitYIl and HHEREAS, ~ Louis II.Smi th of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid for tho construction of said district and tho bid of said contractor was found to bo tho lowest and bost bidf NO\'!, THEREFORE, BE rT RESOLVED BY THE COID'JCIL of the City of Grand Island, NebraSka; that the bid of tho said Louis H. S.mi th of the City of Grand Is~and, Nebraska~ for tho construction of said sewor main district knovm and designated as Sewer Main. District No. 281, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract i'or the construction of said sower main distr>ict be entored into by and botwoen tho C1 t-:r of Grand I81cmd and the said Louis n,Smith, , and that the President of tho City Council and the Clcrk of said city, be, and they arc hereby authorizod to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City~ Re spe C tfully submi t te d thi s 5 da.y of January , 195' '9 if(,) ~ ~.. ...., V\A- . , t._ Membors of the City 'Council Motion of Clli~ingham, seconded by Toft, was approved. . I I I . ./ ~,.,. .& 1;) J ORDINANCE 3044 levyin,.g assessment on \lIater Main District 190 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 1044 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 1044 - Motion by CUlmingham, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 1044 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 1044 - r'10tion by CunninghaIfl, second.ed by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 3045 levying assessment on water main district 191 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3045 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3045 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Behnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3045- Motion by Toft, seconded by Behnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3045 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Behnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. . I I I . ~~~ ~-~~~ ORDINANCE 1046 pertaining to the Husman Sub-division was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 1046 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cuall1ingham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 1046 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3046 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martih, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 1046 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunni~~ham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Request from Christensen Concrete Products for the vacating of Thomas Avenue in Rains Addition was presented. Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, referred to the Planni~~ Commission. RESOLUTION The President and Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska ~ Gentlemen: WHEREAS: That due to the great increase in the population of Grand Island during the past fifty years and further, that the City Government of Grand Island is now called upon to provide certain facilities for the people and which facilities were not fore- seeable in the planning of the past and further, that these plans involve several departments of the City Government as well as recommendations and thoughtful financing. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: That the President of the City Council shall appoint a committee as outlined hereafter. That this group shall be known as the Finance Advisory Board, That the board shall serve in an advisory capacity only, without executive authority, without pay, and have no legal standing. That the President of the Council shall name to this board, two members of the present City Council of which one shall be the chair- man of the aforesaid board. That the President of the City Council shall also name two members from the Planning Commission and, these four citizens shall meet and select additional . I I I . ""'j f: ,.11. ,. "."" ..4.- tJ>' ,~ members in the number of three from the citizenry at large. Yours truly, O. E. Cunninp;ham tHlliam Behnke H. 1:Jinkhoff E. A. Toft After some discussion, motion of 'roft, seconded by Hehnke, was referred to the City Planning Commission and suggested that a delegation from the Council meet with the Commission either on a regular date or special called meeting. City manager advised the council of the problems at the Disposal Plant, pertaining to sewage from disposal plants, such as the Serum Plant, Dairies, Egg-Drying Plant. City Manager advised the Council of a letter from Western Laboratories pertaining to testing of materials to be used on Second street. Notion of Toft, seconded by Cunning- ham, City manager was authorized to contact Western Laboratories and arrange for said tests. City Manager advised the Council he had received letter from Thomas and Benjamin pertaining to their contract in connec- tion with paving. City manager advised the council of the necessity of laying conduits prior to the resurfacing of Second street in connection with the traffic lights and street lighting. Claims against the city were presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, claims allowed as read and listed in the claim register. Motion of Toft, council adjourned to 10 A.M. January 8. F. S. w~ite, City Clerk 1-5-55 . I I I . . r-::- t ..l t} 'i Grand Island, Nebr. January 8, 1955 Council met as per adjournment of January 5. All council- men present except Winkhoff, who was excused on account of being out of the city. Request of Wayne and Lorraine Morris for rezoning west . thirty-three feet of Lot 4, Block 17, Kernahan and Decker Addition was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, hearing date was set f or eight P. rll. January 19. Recommendations of the city manager on furnishing equip- ment for the new power plant were presented as follows: Kewanee-Ross Company, Buffalo,New York, closed heater, $18,855 IVlotion of Toft,seconded by lIehnke recommendation was approved. Chicago Heater Co.,d~aerator feedwater heater, $8,030.00 Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was approved. Worthington Corporation,air compressor, $4,748.00. Motion by Heh~ke,secomded by Toft, was approved. . I I I . .<- T~'''- ~".. j,-~a RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of one set of closed heaters as specified, to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 5th day of January, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the Council of said City, and WHEREAS, the Kewanee-Ross Company of Buffalo 13, New York , submitted a sealed bid in the sum of j 18,855.00 for the furnishing of one set of closed heaters and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. Now, therefore, be it resolved by the Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Kewanee-Ross Company for the furnishing of said equipment be accepted; that a contract be entered into by and be- tween the City of Grand Island and the said Kewanee-Ross Company , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 8th day of January, 1955. Wl (v, !M{u2,-~, L// Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was approved. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Hartin, Cunningham, Toft, Hehnke. Voting no, none. t'!inkhoff absent. . I I I . .-/ ~~." .l. ;} ~j RES 0 L UTI 0 N -------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of one deaerating feedwater heater as specified, to be received up to So'clock P.M. on the 5th day of January, 1955, and to be opened at S o'clock P.M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the Council of said City, and WHEREAS, the Chicago Heater Company of Chicago 2, Illinois, submitted a sealed bid in the sum of $S,030.00 for the furnishing of said deaerating feedwater heater and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Chicago Heater Company for the furnishing of said equipment be accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Chicago Heater Company, and that the President of the Ci ty Council and the Clerk of said Ci ty be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this Sth day of January, 1955. r;:~':yJ/-2 to r- f/t4a:t~~ l..,) Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunni~~ham, was approved. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Behnke. Voting no, none. "t'Jinkhoff absent. . I I I . ~{ _~.... C,~T.I .LJi RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of one air compressor as specified, to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 5 day of January, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the Council of said City, and WHEREAS, the Worthington Corporation, branch office Kansas City, Missouri , submitted a sealed bid in the sum of $ 4,748.00 for the furnishing of said air com- pressor and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW,. THEREFORE,. BE IT RESOLVED BY rrlHE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Worthington Corporation for the furnishing of said equipment be accepted; that a contract be entered into by and be- tween the City of Grand Island and the said Worthington Corporation , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 8th day of January, 1955. .,~ c /~~, //! C, Members of the City Council Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Behnke, resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Behnke. Voting nO,none. Winkhoff absent. City manager advised the council that Cordes, Maxey and himself o.esired to meet in Lincoln ~'/i th Senator f;lartin and others for the purpose of getting a bill framed for the recovery of portion of gasoline tax. Also meeting in Omaha on water bills. Both meetings to be held on Tuesday, January 11. Mayor Martin ao.vised the council that he had mao.e arrange- . I I I . .; f~8) ......_ 1::.1 mentswith the City PlalLning Commission for a meeting at 7:30 P.J.I1.,January 12. Motion of Cunningham, council adjourned. F. S. "V-lhite, City Clerk 1-8-55 ~ ~: {11 .1i.. (/ 1l.1 Grand Island, Nebr. January 19, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. His honor, the mayor, presiding. . I Minutes of the meetings of January 5 and 8 were read. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, approved. Regular surety bonds having been okayed by the city attorney, were presented as follows: Grand Island Bottling Company, sign hangers Floyd McCullough Bradley-Dodson L. L. Mittan, Electricians W. A. Carter, plumber Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, bonds were approved. City attorney advised the council that an ordinance was in the making pertaining to sewer clean-out service. Request from A. L. Horn pertaining to auctioneer bonds and petition accompanying same was presented. After some dis- I cussion, motion of Toft, seconcled by Winkhoff, that the Auctioneer' s Ordinance be amended whereby the necessity of getting signed petition was eliminated. Recommendation of C. W. Burdick pertaining to adverti- sing for poles and copper wire was presented. Motion of Toft seconded by Cunningham, city clerk was authorized to advertise for bids for pOles and wire to be received February 2. Contract bond of the Allis-Chalmers Company was received and placed on file. Claim of Arnold Kyhn for damages to his car at Fifth and Locust street in the amoilllt of $16.45 was presented and referred back to the city manager to get written opinion of I Mr. Buechler who was thenassistant oity attorney. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, council adjourned . to meet as Board of Adjustment. F. s. vJhi te , City Clerk . I I I . IGO Grand Island, Nebr. January 19, 1955 Council met as Board of Adjustment on rezoning West 33' Lot 4, Block 17, from Residence B to Business A. The request was read and written protests from Mrs. J. G. Woodin and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon crJ8pman were presented. A. C. f1ayer, representing Mr. Morris, presented a plat showing area affected by the rezoning, along with written permission of several property owners. Mr. Grimminger, representing Mrs. r1cLaughlin, presented arguments against the rezoning - first on account of portion of a lot, inadequate parking space, and the effect it would have on residences in that area. Louis Holmes presented a protest with several signatures ancl made argument against the rezoning. Dr. \<loodin stated his reasons for being opposed to rezoning. Motion of Cunningham seconded by Toft, action was deferred for further study of conditions on Second Street and also to consider the rezoning of entire area from Jackson street west. Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned to meet in regular session. F. S. White, City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska January 19, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. Request of the Northwestern Public Service Company for permission to raise gas rates was presented. After some dis- cussion, motion of Toft, second~d by Winkhoff, request was granted and that the printed schedules be filed with the city clerk and certified copy of the action of the council be given to the Northwestern Public Service. Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned to meet as Board of Equalization. F. S. White, City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska January 19, 1955 Council met $,s Board of Equalization on sidewalks in .. Grand Island Avenue. All councilmen present. His honor, the mayor, presiding. . I I I . -{' c; " ! l c ~ -o-.t.. "j' ..l~ There being no protestors present, motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted. -Me-t-i-en-ef-Wi-nkhe-f-f',--e-o-mroi-i.-a-d-j-ourn-ed-te.-meet-4-n-reg1ITar GOGsion. ~---S. white, City C~Pk RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 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 certain sidewalks ordered constructed under contract by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, to be the total sum of $860.57; tilat we find the benefits accruing to the real estate upon which such sidewalks were constructed to be the total sum of $860.57; and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land on which such sidewalks were constructed to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT Louis J. & Lillie Caloud West Lawn $27.22 87 George H. Jr. & Josephine C. Flebbe If It 32.03 22.40 29.34 35.62 88 Russell \IV. & Phylli s A. lVicCall It It 95 Francis M. & Helen E. Gaiser It If 125 129 162 Louis C. & Suzanne H. Sadek It II It It Casper Meyer Eugene '7 & Alma L. Stahlnecker "-'. Eugene Z. & Alma L. Stahlnecker 98.34 102.59 88.33 7.17 11 11 163 164 207 II II It II Fred C. & Alice E. Ganow Walter S. & Jean Reinecke W44' 12 28 Gilbert's 3rd 1 28.56 12 College Addition to West Lawn 97.10 Frank Lunney Alma Sims 13 12 II 15 12 " 2 16 " 5 23 " 7 23 II 2 24 " If 61.15 " 96.99 " 29.79 " 14.34 " 68.10 If 21.50 ~t;860. 57 1955. Lloyd & Opal Carruth Earl H. ~ ~orah Ramsey Earl M. & Mary A. Murphy Mary &: Lester E. Watkins William & Bessie Lanka Respectfully submitted this 19 day of January, Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned as Board of EQualization. F. S. White, City Clerk . I I I . -! f~ ~ 1. C ,'d Grand Island, Nebr. January 19,1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. His honor, the mayor, presiding. RES 0 L UTI 0 N -------- WHEREAS, the ordinances of the City of Grand Island provide that unpaid accounts for water furnished by the City of Grand Island shall become liens upon the property served when certified by the City Council to the City ~reasurer, and WHEREAS, the property described as 1103 West Louise Street, also known as Lot 1, Block 5, Windolph's Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has been furnished with water service; that the amount due for water furnished for the period of January 29th, 1954, to April 19, 1954, in the sum of $2.10 has not been paid; that statements of the same have been furnished and because of such non- payment, the s~ae 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 THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the said surn of $2.10 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 Treasurer be and he is hereby ordered and directed to place said charge on the books and records of his office; that the said amount be a lien on the said premises described as 1103 West Louise Street, also known as Lot 1, Block 5, Windolph's Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, belonging to Paul R. McDermott 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 case of other special, assessments. BE IT F'URTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to C. W. Burdick, Commissioner and to the City Treasurer together with instructions to place the same upon the tax records of the City of Grand Island and to collect the same as herein provided. Respectfully submitted this / rd day of January, 1955. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, ('~" 0 d I.IA / ,- /t~_ . .- rvlA.~ / resolution was adopted. Members of the City Council . I I I . -1 ~ 6~\ 1.... ,j t.,J RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City or Grand Island has been steadily increasing in population and its territorial limits have been greatly extended, and VffiEREAS, such growth and expansion requires extension and enlarge- ment or present public utilities, public buildings and other racilities, and WHEREAS, the City Council and Planning Commission deem it advisable that a study be made or the present rinances or the City, and also to study and explore all sources or revenue in order to rinance the exten- sion and improvement or public buildings, public utilities and oth~r racilities to better serve the citizens. NOW, THEHEFOHE, BE I T RESOLVED BY THE CI TY COUNCIL or the Ci ty or Grand Island, Nebraska: That the President or the Council, with the approval or the City Council, appoint a board consisting or 7 members who shall be known and designated as "Finance Advisory Boardlt; that said Board serve without remuneration and that they act in an advisory capacity only; that they make a study or the rinances or the City and its public utilities, and that they study all sources or rinancing whereby monies will be made available for the expansion of public utilities, buildings and other facilities; that they make a report to the City Council from time to time as they progress; that their tenure of appointment to the Finance Ad- visory Board will be at the will of the Council; and that the President of the City Council have the right, with the approval of the Council, to replace any appointee to said Board if a vacancy should occur. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that because of the immediate need of ex- tensions and improvements to present public buildings, utilities and facilities, that said Board commence its deliberations immediately. Respectfully submitted this 19 day of January, 1955. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded '~ (I ~ #(~A.-Z ' by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. Membersof the City Council i <~ / .1 tv -l Mayor Martin then made appointment of members to the Finance Advisory Board: William Hehnke, chairman o. E. Cunningham, members from the council . I Dale Ball Fred Maurer, from the Planning Commission George Martin . R. E. Stephens Orin Contryman, members at large Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, appointments were approved. Airport extension agreements were presented as follows: Petersen Manufacturing Company, building T-8l5 American Paper Products Company, T-861 Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, were approved. ORDINANCE 3047 creating water main district 193 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. I Ordinance 3047 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed first reading at 1 ength . Roll call ballot. Voting on yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3047 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Wink- hoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3047 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, J:v1artin, Cunningham, Toft, lrJinkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. I . Qrdinance 1047 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. . I I I . 1 f~~ !~)-.".. ~ '-' , ORDINANCE 3048 authorizing sale of Fractional Lot 8, Fractional Block 10, Wasmer's Addition and its complement, was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 1048 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. Rol} call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Qrdinance 3048 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunni:ngham, 'roft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance ,048 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 1048 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE ,049 defining corporate limits of the city of Grand Island was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 1049 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballbt. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3049 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 1049 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, T1Jartin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. O:r..~linance 3042 - ~1otion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, (foft, vJinkhoff, Hehnke, Voting no, none. . I I I . i {; f' ..!:L 'u,~J Communication from the Nebraska state VolunteerFiremants Association pertaining to the rental of buildin@sat the airport identified as T-IOll and T-lOI7, along with tract of land for the purpose of setting up permanent quarters for state Fire School for public fire training program was presented. Was recommended by the City I1anager that the request be granted. 11otion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, that recommendation of the manager be approved and he will make reply to the Firemen's Association. Bill from the Light Department for $805.70 for Christmas Lighting program was presented. After some discussion, referred to the city manager to make check and report back at the next regular meeting. Recommendation of Engineer Cordes that the council create a paving district in Fifth street from Pine to Walnut was presented. After some discusmion, motion of Cunningham, seconded by ltJinkhoff, ordinance was ordered drawn creating dis- trict. Some discussion on the widening of Eddy street south of Second Street to Locust. Same to be paving,provided Federal Government would stand fifty per cent of the cost. Request of Wayne Morris and Paula Eickhoff to rezone Lot 4, Block 17, Kernohan and Decker Addition from Residence liB II to Business "A" was presented. Hotion of froft, seconded by Cunningham, hearing was set for eight P.M. February 2. Claims against the city were presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, claims were allowed as read and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. All voting "YES" Motion of Toft, council adjourned. F. S. White, Ci ty Clerk 1-19-55 i' {" ~j wi.... ~J 4 APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JANUARY 31, 1955 EXPENDED TOTAL FUND APPROP. ADJ. JANUARY EXPENDED BALANCE Adm. 46160.00 3858.43 21657.44 24502.56 . Eng. 41840.00 3276.49 18445.87 23394.13 S. Sewer 38370.00 1962.09 11641.29 26728.71 I Health 12402.00 1027.59 5596.37 6805.63 Incidentals 35100.00 684.42 4144.35 30955.65 City Hall 10410.00 818.90 5410.24 4999.76 General 184282.00 11627.92 66895.56 117386.44 Bonds Int 61300.00 -1180.00 60120.00 Airport 112365.74 12181.47 46620.21 65745.53 st. Alley 53296.62 4212.36 19198.48 34098.14 Gas Tax 18862.38 8057.76 10804.62 Sanitation 53878.39 3672.65 22711.97 31166.42 Park 68550.60 1395.49 20726.94 47823.66 Police 153727.95 12763.66 66308.53 87419.42 Cemetery 128959.60 1288.19 11619.33 117340.27 I Fire 128258.00 9451.99 58555.38 69702.62 Fire Pension24915.86 1363.76 7932.56 16983.30 Syc. st. 137940.19 13.00 16156.10 121784.09 Library 32500.00 2677.58 15433.95 17066.05 Civil DeL 462.00 462.00 Sewer 61540.00 4444.70 28785.51 32754.49 Paving 92011.20 1372.52 19962.80 72048.40 Garage 42000.00 3911.82 21511.57 20488.43 Music 5000.00 1300.00 3700.00 Soc. Sec. 24000.00 4757.63 10839.74 13160.26 Sewer Con. 44327.75 30222.56 14105.19 Elk's Lot 3600.00 118.28 756.54 1735.46 1982.82 I Total 1431778.28 75891.28 4'74514.41 956142.15 Ice 1104.72 10718.18 . v\,Tater 8016.40 84206.53 Light 57979.18 370370.88 Sewer District 16.25 15071.46 Paving District 107.78 203353.69 143115.61 1158295.15 F. S. White, City Clerk. . I I I . .168 Grand Island, Nebr. February 2, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present except Cunningham, who was excused on account of illness. Minutes of the meeting of January 19 were read. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. Request of Mehring Liquor, Inc. to move from the present address of 423 West Fourth to 728 West State Street was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was referred to the legal department for investigation and opinion. Request from Dodge Development Company to close Plum and Eugene Streets north of Sunset Avenue to the city limits was presented. Claim of Arnold Kyhn of $16.45 for damages to his car at Fifth and Locust Street, having been referred to Mr. Buechler then Assistant City Attorney, was again presented along with the opinion of Mr. Buechler, in which he felt the city would be 1 iable . Mot ion of W,inkhoff, seconded by Behnke, opinion of Mr. Buechler was approved. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Claim of the Light Department for labor and material on Christmas Decoration in the amount of $805.70 was presented. After some discussion, motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, that the city pay for the labor. Chamber of Commerce to pay for the material. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Communication from the City Planning Commission with reference to closing street in Rains Addition was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, action was deferred for opinion from the city manager, city attorney and others. Motion of Toft, council adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment. F. S. White, City Clerk ",i "; 0 .1- L "J Grand Island, Nebr. February 2, 1955 Council met as Board of Adjustment on rezoning Lot 4, Block 17, Kernohan and Decker Addition. Rezoning of the West . I Half of Lot 4, Block 17, having been presented January 19, was referred to. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rezoning on the West Half was rejected. New application was presented for rezoning the entire Lot 4, Mr. Mayer presented argument in favor of rezoning, along with permission from several home-owners and others. Louis Holmes and Mr. Grimminger presenting arguments against rezoning. Mr. V. R. Chapman stated his reasons for being opposed to the rezoning, as did George Jelinek. After some discussion, motion of Wlnkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, that the request be granted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Wlnkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, Toft, Martin. The mayor declared the motion lost. Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned to meet in regular I session. F. S. White, City Clerk Grand Island, Nebr. February 2, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present except Cunningham. Bids on poles, wire and transformers were read as follows: Poles Wire Transformers Korsmeyer Co. $4740.68 $17,491.75 $3483.00 Kriz Davis Co. 4664.67 14,535.05 Tiney Electric 5158.35 16,500.00 3483.00 Dutton Lainson 4711.87 16,213.50 3483.00 I Poles, Inc. 4272.60 Marska 5176.68 . Midwest Lumber Co. 4498.00 I'lheeler Lumber 4615.30 Keystone Supply 4255.60 Electric Fixture 16,508.00 3483.00 Graybar Electric 16,732.75 3483.00 White Electric Co. 4759.78 17,767.00 3483.00 General Electric Supply 16,634.00 3483.00 Schneider Electric Co. 3483.00 . I I I . 1 ';'0 Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, bids referred to C. W. Burdick and city engineer. ACTION OF FINANCE ADVISORY BOARD AS OF JAT\TUARY 31, 1955 1: 30 P.M. ~, Recommend to City Council, in order to facilitate rate study, that the City Government receive from City Light Plant 10% of gross income and pay for services to City at cost. Motion by George Martin Seconded by Dale Ball Motion carried unanimously William H. Hehnke, Chairman O. E. Cunningham Fred C. Maurer Dale Ball R. E. Stephens Orin Contryman George W. Martin Motion ofToft, seconded by Hehnke, report was approved. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, that the city manager and C. W. Burdick employ a rate expert for determining rates to be charged by the utilities department. RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY OF GRAND -ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement terminating as of November 1, 1954, contract dated February 28, 1938, covering power wire line crossing at "All Street in St. Libory, Nebraska; said agreement being identified as Railroad Company's C. D. No. 16064-C; 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; 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, em- powered 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 a certified copy of this resolution. Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, resolution was adopted. . I I I . .{ 1"".1 1 if RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement covering the construction, maintenance and operation of overhead power wire lines on, along and across the right of way and over the tracks of the Railroad Company at and near St. Libory, Nebraska; said agreement being identified as Union Pacific Railroad Company's C.D. No. 16371-1; 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; 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, em- powered 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. Om. motion of 1o'!inl(hoff, seconded by Uehnke, resol1htion was adopted ~( ff.;\-! ci) .1. , (~ . I RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of one set of boiler feed pumps as specified, to be re- ceived up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 5th day of January, 1955, and to b opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the Council of said City, and WHEREAS, De Laval Steam Turbine -Company of Kansas Ci ty, llfissouri , submitted a sealed bid in the sum of$ r:;2,4I)~.OO for the furnishing of one set of boiler feed pumps and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOVV, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said I De Laval ,steam 'rurbine Company for the furnishing of said equipment be accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said De Laval steam Turbine Company , and that the Presi- dent of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 2nd day of February 1955. I . Members of the City Council Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was adopted. . I I I . ,,-{ !'-'~ r""i;~ .l , i) RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island had instituted a suit in the County Court of fj,all County, Nebraska, against one Anthony F. Kalkowski for damages, wherein a judgment was rendered for the defendant Kalkowski, and WHEREAS, Gerald B. Buechler, then the Assistant City Attorney, perfected an appeal from said judgment by drawing and filing a petition in the District Court of Hall County, Nebraska, and WHEREAS, said Gerald B. Buechler is no longer employed by the City of Grand Island as its Assistant City Attorney, and it being advisable to retain said Gerald B. Buechler to complete prosecution of this action at law, inasmuch as he is already advised of the facts thereof: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that this City retain the legal services of said Gerald B. Buechler to prosecute the case of The City of Grand Island vs. Anthony F. Kalkowski to its conclusion, and that the fees paid to said Gerald B. Buechler for such services shall be in conformance with the Hall County Bar Association Minimum Fee Schedule, which is in effect as of the date of this resolution. Approved this 2 day of February _, 1955. r:r- Jl1~u~.. Members of the City Council Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was adopted. . I I I . -, ,"I J t- l... ...J... (j -A. RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City Council deems it advisable that a survey be made of traffic conditions on F'ederal and State highways in the City of Grand Island for the purpose of determining speed limits that should be maintained on the same, and WHEREAS, the State Highway Department of Nebraska will, upon request and without cost to the City, make such a survey and report its findings and recommendations. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HESOLVED BY 'I1HE~ COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that a survey of traffic conditions on Federal and State hiGhways in the City of Grand Island be made and that the highway department of the State of Nebraska be requested to make such survey. BE IT FURTHEH RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the said highway department of the State of Nebraska. Respectfully submitted this 2nd day of F'ebruary-, 1955. 4l2/v <1 . ~/t,..! 1/ ~,<,,,.,> ' Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted. . I 11"'1 ,"7 ..l ( ;) RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the Resolution dated June 6th, 1951, fixing charges for the col- lection and transportation of garbage, trash and refuse be amended; that said original resolution be repealed, and that from and after the 1st day of February, 1955, charges for the collection and transportation of such garbage, trash and refuse in the City of Grand Island be as follows: Removal 2 times per week Residential (single family units) 1 unit 2J'l 25 per mo. .P . Residential (multiple family units) 2 units 2.00 per mo. Residential (multiple family units) 3 units 2.75 per mo. Residential (multiple family uni t s ) 4 units 3.50 per mo. I Residential (multiple family units) 5 units 4.25 per mo. Residential (mul tiple family units) 6 units 5.00 per mo. Each additional family unit over 6 .50 per mo. That no extra charge shall be paid by residential customers for the I . collection of ordinary loose household trash and refuse, including leaves brush and limbs, provided that such loose trash and refuse is deposited in cans, boxes, sacks or baskets. All limbs must be cut so that none shall be more than five (5) feet in length and the same shall be tied in bundles not to exceed fifty (50) 'pounds in weight. For the collection of larger quantities of trash and refuse material not in containers, from premises wherever situated and not intended to be removed in the usual garbage collection service, a charge of Three Dollars ($3) per hour shall be paid for each man engaged in the collec- tion of such materials. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the City Sanitarian and to each person licensed by the City as a collector of garbage, trash and refuse. Respectfully submitted thisJ.--J day of ~-, 1955. John C. Martin Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. -& /,'1 ""- Ii . I RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of copper wire to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 2nd day of February, 1955, and to be opened at 8 0 'clock P.Nl. on said date, at a regular meeting of the Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Kriz=Davis Company of Gr0Qol T01n.Lvl~ NehrPD~n -, ~... " _l~.J-L.U \..., ...... :'_ '-A....J.......O. , submitted a sealed bid in the sum of ~l; 1/1 c:)J r:; (\5 ~1 I '1 } ~ ". ...../ for the furnishing of said copper wire and the , I I Go te bid of saId contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THBREFOnE, BE IT RESDI.NED BY TI-IE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, llJebraskaj that the bid of the said Kriz-Davis Company , for the furnishing of said copper wire be accepted; that a contract be entered into by and I between the City of Grand Island and the said and that the President of the Council and the Clerk of said City be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 2nd day of February, 1955. ~ q ~ I1ta.-~ Members of the City Council I . Motion of Wlnkhoff, seconded by Behnke, was approved. . I I I . -{ t~1 "'j 1. , 4 RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of three distribution transformers to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 2nd day of February, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at a regular meeting of the Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Graybar Electric Company of Omaha, Nebraska , submitted a sealed bid in the sum of ~L3.L!-83. nn for the furnishing of said distribution trans- formers and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, TEBRKF'ORE, BE 1':C RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the Oi ty of Grand Island, ~ebraska; that the bid of the said Graybar Electric Company , for the furnishing of said distribution transformers be accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand. Island and the said GraJTbar Blectric Company , and that the President of the Council and the Clerk of said City be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 2nd day of February, 1955. Members-oftTie Ci tj--CoUYlcil--- Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, was approved. . I I I . 'f r~1 p ~.... , ,) RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of poles to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 2nd day of February, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.IVi. on said date, at a regular meeting of the Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Keystone Supply Company of Kansas City, Mo the sum of $~255.60 submitted a sealed bid in for the furnishing of said poles and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, TEIEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Keystone Supply Company for the furnishing of said poles be accepted; that a contract be entered into by ffild between the City of Grand Island and the said Keystone Supply Company and that the President of the Council and the Clerk of said City be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 2nd day of February, 1955. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. (! - !1i?t.1.,'Z Members of the City Council Extension agreement on building identified as T-845 and twelve acres of land surrounding, with Clarence I. Cates, was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was approved. '. I I I . ..( Hi,) o{fl" i; ~ ~ to. ,jL#~ ORDINANCE 3050 levying taxes for cost of construction of sidewalks, constructed under contract by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and providing for the collection thereof, was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3050 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordinance 3050 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Winkhoff, Toft, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordinance 3050 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Wink- hoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordinance 3050 - Motion by Winkhoff,secondeq. Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. ORDINANCE 3051 pertaining to Auctioneer's license was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3051 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordinance 3051 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordinance 3051 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordinance 3051 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. . I I I . ~, n f) .r /"f1., ~ ..jL ....j '\ ORDINANCE 3052 creating paving district 243 in Fifth Street from Pine to Walnut was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3052 - Motion by Behnke, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. , Ordinance 3052 - Motion by Behnke, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordinance 3052 - Notion by Behnke, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordinance 3052 - Motion by Behnke, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Cunningham Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. absent. collection and transportation of ORDINANCE 3053 pertaining tQ1garbage was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3053 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordinance 3053 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordinance 3053 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordinance 3053 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft., Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. . I I I . l81 QliQINANCE 3054 pertaining to dumping of garbage was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3054 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Behnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordina4ce 3054 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Behnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordinance 3054 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Behnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordinance 3054 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Behnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Proposed drain-layers ordinance was discussed. On motion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, that same be rewritten to include only tile to be laid in repair of existing sewer laterals. Claims ag~inst the city were presented. Motion of Behnke, seconded by Toft, claims were allowed as read and listed in the claim register. Motion of Toft, council adjourned. F. S . Whit e , City Clerk 2-2-55 . I I I . 'f: qn .l.C')~ Grand Island, Nebr. February 16, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. His honor, the mayor, presiding. Minutes of the meeting of February 2 were read. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, approved. Regular surety bonds, having been okayed by the city attorney, were presented as follows: Mayhew Sign Company, sign hangers Robert Starr, Police Officer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, bonds were approved. Request from the Liquor Control Commission pertain- ing to early transmittal of applications for beer and liquor, was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, received and placed on file. Mr. Forrest, who has lots on Darr Street between 11th Street and 11th Avenue, made request that the water main charge on one lot which is now used as a street be given considera- tion as to cancellation. After some discussion, motion of Toft, seconded by Hinkhoff, was referred to the city manager, engineer and attorney. Application of Mehring Drive-In Liquor Store to be moved from 423 West Fourth to 728 West State Street was presented, alo::lg with a protest with 430 signatures of West Lawn P.E.A. Mr. Grimminger, representing the applicant, addressed the council, giving reasons for asking for transfer. Orin Contryman, spokes- man for the l..vest Lawn PTA, Orville Gaines, who spoke as a property owner, all gave their reasons why they did not feel a license should be granted at that address. All councilmen expressed themselves that since all requirements had been met by the applicant and the building is outside the affected area, they felt that the applicant should have consideration. The councilmen in their discussions brought out the short distance from different churches, schools, Vet's Hospital and especially the high school stadium and gymnasium. After considerable discussion, motion of Toft, ~~~,,~.~ that the application be rejected. Mr. Grimminger again addressed the council, also Mr. Jamson, stating that they felt they were within their rights in making application but being that there was such . I ~: Q f} Ji. 0 c) dissension, they had been rather reluctant to move to that address. Communication from the Liquor Control Commission pertaining to similar case in Omaha was read. At this time Mr. Grimminger advised the council that his applicants had requested that the application be withdrawn. The council thanked the attorney and his client for their consideration. Mr. Contryman then expressed appreciation of the West Lawn PTA for the considera- tion extended them by the applicants. Mr. Boppe of the Hoppe Lumber Company made request of the council that Cedar street be closed between Third Street and the tracks, stating that they had made tentative agreement with the railroad company for a long time lease for building pur- poses. Motion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, request was referred to the City Planning Commission. Request of Mr. Burdick to have advertisement for bids on pipe to be received up to eight o'clock P. M. March 2. Notion of qunningham, seconded by Toft, request was granted. Request of Mr. Burdick that advertising be had for I three wells, bids to be received ~P to eight o'clock P.M. March 2. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, request granted. I . Request of J. W. Detweiler and Melvin J. Brakeman to rezone Lot 10, Block 43,Russell Wheeler Addition, from Residence "A" to Business "B" was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, hearing date was set for eight o'clock P.M. March 2. Communication from Woodland Country Club advising the council that the club had gone on record favoring and willing to support a municipal golf course, was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. Letter from the Union Pacific pertaining to off- street parking between Walnut street and Sycamore street was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, was received and placed on file. Letter from the Union Pacific requesting closing of Pine, Cleburn, Greenwich, Lincoln, Jefferson and Garfield streets was presented. l!10t ion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke , received and placed on file. . I I I . 1~J ~J.~ Letter from T. J. Seburn, Traffic consultant, per- taining to lighting of Second Street, along with traffic survey map, was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, received and placed on file. Communication from Harold Prince and copy of the District Court order dismissing suit of Clara Slabzewski were presented. Notion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. Request of Noel Lawrence that the lease agreement between the high school and the city on hanger three) be cancelled as of March 1, was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was granted. Request of Christensen for closing Thomas and Harry Avenues in Rains addition, having been referred to the City Manager, Councilman Toft, and City Engineer was again presented. Report from the committee recommending that the avenues be closed and that the city receive at least $500 from Christensen along with easement. Request of Raymond Watson for the annexation of forty-two additional lots in West Heights Addition was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, referred to the Planning Commission. . I I I . J ("'I.. ~.,.-.,. l~) !i!SOLUT!Q! WHEREAS, on the 2nd day of February, 1955, the City Council by ResolutioD accepted the bid of Kriz-Davis Company for the fur- nishing of copper wire pursuant to their bid in the sum of $14,535.05 and WHEREAS, on the 3rd day of February, 1955, the said Kriz- Davis Company by letter advised the City of Grand Island that an error had been made and that the figure submitted was $2,105.70 less than what was intended and because of such error the Kriz- Davis Company requested that their bid be disregarded and that the contract be awarded to the next lowest bidder. NOW, Tm~REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the action of the Council awarding said contract to the said Kriz-Davis Company of Grand Island be and the same is hereby rescinded. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to C. W. Burdick, Utilities Commissioner of Grand Island. Respectfully submitted this It-d day of February, 1955. Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, was approved. . I I I . " c.., 1. c} t~ RESOLUTION ---------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of copper wire to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 2nd day of February, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'cloCk P.M. on said date, at a regular meeting of the Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Dutton-Lainson Company of Hastings, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid in the sum of $16,213.50 for the furnishing of said copper wire and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Dutton-Lainson Company, for the furnishing of said copper wire be accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Dutton-Lainson and that the President of the Council and the Clerk of said City be and they are hereby authorized to ~$ign,'aid contract for and on behalf of said City. ------Respectfully submitted this / ?~ day of February, 1955. ~v'- e / jA1.M.~Z,.A' Members of the City Council Motion of Wlnkhoff, seconded by Behnke, was approved. . I I I . 18'1 RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEHEAS, Legislative Bill 458 has been introduced in the Legisla- ture of Nebraska, said bill being for an act relating to aircraft gasoline tax, to provide for distribution of a portion of such tax to municipalities, as prescribed, and to a]i1end and repeal certain sections of the statutes of Nebraska, and WBEItEA.S, the City of Grand Island is vitally interested in the passage of Legislative Bill 458 in the Legislature of Nebraska, and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Grand Island is in need of legal counsel for representing the interests of the City of Grand Island for the passage of said Legislative Bill 458, and '~mEREAS, Kenneth H.Elson, Attorney at Law, of the firm of Luebs & Elson, of Grand Island, Nebraska, has indicated his willingness to be retained as such legal counsel for the City of Grand Island for protecting the interests of the City of Grand Island as they pertain to said Legisla- tive Bill ~58, NOW, TI-IEfiEFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL of the City of Grand. Island, Nebraska, that Kenneth H. Elson, Attorney at Law, of the firm of Luebs & Elson, of Grand Island, Nebraska, be and he hereby is re- tained to act as legal counsel for the City of Grand Island in conne cti on with the interests of the City of Grand Island as pertain to Legislative Bill 458 in the Legislature of Nebraska, upon the eJlfJ ressed understand.ing that said attorney shall receive such fees and reimbursement for expenses as are authorized to be paid by the sai d City Council. APPHOVED: (! - I4te<.;.r.J;_ __ of the City Council Attorney~ at Law ATTEST: ~~7 s:- ' ~ ;;t;. . ~~ City Clerk Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was approved. Lease with Charles Taylor on land in the baseball area was presented and recommended by the city manager that same . I I I . .,. n() f, 1'{ r. ...&...0.....1 be approved. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, city manager's recommendation was approved, and mayor and clerk authorized to sign. ORDINANCE 3055 pertaining to sewer clean-out permits was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3055 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3055 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by ~vinkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, \>Jinkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3055 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3055 - IvIotion by Cunningham, Seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Request for annexing Morris Fourth Addition was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to the City Planning Commission. Letter from the Chamber of Commerce pertaining to widening and paving of Eddy Street south to Locust Street was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. After considerable discussion, motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, that the city engineer make a survey as to costs of material and labor for widening Etldy Street and report back at the next meeting. Some discussion on storm sewers. Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, that the city engineer make an origin and destination survey for storm sewers. . I I I . .( ,-\ ,{ '. /'"., \f ~.,v f.'... Request from VFW that the city council make some effort to restore bus service on Sunday and after six o'clock P.M. Vpfo week days to the/\ hospital. Mot ion of Toft, seconded by liJinkhoff, request was referred to the city manager, who in turn was instruc- ted to contact Mr. Camaras. Claims against the city were presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, were approved as read and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Motion of Toft, council adjourned. F. S. White, City Clerk 2-16-55 .f .,", I ~ 1_ ~J ~p APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEID{ ENDING FEBRUARY 28, 1955 EXPENDED TOTAL FUND APPROP. ADJ. FEBRUARY EXPENDED BALANCE Adm. . I Eng. S. S. Health Inc. 46160.00 41840.00 38370.00 12402.00 35100.00 3820.78 25478.22 20681.78 4072.29 22518.16 19321.84 1800.62 13441.91 24928.09 975.99 6572.36 5829.64 1480.81 5625.16 . 29474.84 C. Hall 10410.00 2268.88 7679.12 2730.88 General 184282.00 14419.37 81314.93 102967.07 -1180.00 Bonds 61300.00 -12240.00 47880.00 TJ . .-\.lr. 112365.74 10378.26 56998.47 55367.27 5827.44 25025.92 28270.70 8057.76 10804.62 3642,12 26354.09 27524.30 1465.31 22192.25 46358.35 10874.02 77182.55 76545.40 1448.35 13067.68 115891.92 9778.77 68334.15 59923.85 1363.76 9296.32 15619.54 731.00 16887.10 121053.09 2341.50 17775.45 14724.55 462.00 4967.07 33752.58 27787.42 1005.03 20967.83 71043.37 3192.89 24704.46 17295.54 1300.00 3700.00 10839.74 13160.26 30222.56 14105.19 st. Alley 53296.62 Gas Tax 18862.38 San. 53878.39 Park 68550.60 Police 153727.95 I Cern. fire 128959.60 128258.00 Fire P. 24915.86 Syc. st. 137940.19 Library 32500.00 Civil Def. 462.00 Sewer D . , aVlng Garage 61540.00 92011.20 42000.00 Music 5000.00 Soc. Sec. 24000.00 Sewer Con 44327.75 Elk's Lot 3600.00 118.28 1735.46 Total 1431778.28 -13420.U071434.89 546009.30 118.28 I . Ice vvater Light 1982.82 8'/246'/. 26 979.63 11697.81 13298.87 97505.40 58835.26 429206.14 8.97 15080.43 3.51 203357.20 144561.13 1302856.28 Sewer District Paving District Respectfully submitted, F. S. Wbite, City Clerk. . I I I . ," " '. "A 1" ~.1.. '()' . Grand Island, Nebr. March 2, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. His honor, the mayor, presiding. Minutes of the meeting of February 16 were read and approved as corrected. Regular surety bonds, having been okayed by the city attorney, were presented as follows: Henry Rasmussen, A. L. Horn, Auctioneers Fred J. Petersen, House mover Motion of Wink hoff, seconded by Toft, bonds were approved. Protest on paving district 243 was presented, along with request to have names removed from the protest. Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to the legal depart- ment for opinion as to the legality of removing names from the protest. Request of V. C. Olson to rezone Park Reserve of Gilberts sub-division, Block 1, from Business "A" to Business liB 'I was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was set for hearing at 8 P.M. March 16. Applications for beer licenses for the year 1955-1956 were presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, hearing date was set for 8 P.M., March 16. Request from Mehring Beer and Liquor, Inc. to move their license from 433 West Fourth to 414 North Eddy was presented. !\fter some discussion, motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, request was granted. (Copy of letter from Planning Commission) February 24, 1955 Mr. Otis L. Barbarick, City Manager of the City of Grand Island, Grand Island, Nebraska Dear Mr. Barbarick: The proposals submitted through your office to the City Planning Commission for review and recommendation have been duly reviewed and the City Planning Commission submits herewith the following recommendations: Items refer to Our Agenda for Febr. 22, 1955. Item No.2. Subject: Request for the vacating of certain deadend streets, made by Mr. John Claussen and Mr. J. H. Nitzel, Jr. Recommendations: NOT GRANTED. . I I I . -1,' rt ":L ,j'. Item No.6. Subject: Request by W. F. Hoppe Lumber Co. for the release of certain right-of-way now under lease to the city of Grand Island and used for roadway pur- poses and parking. Recommendation: NOT GRANTED. Item No.7. Subject: Proposal of ~10rris Fourth Addition to the City of Grand Island. Recommendation: NOT GRANTED. Item No.8. Subject: Proposal of West Heights Second Addition to the City of Grand Island. Recommendation: NONE. The Planning Commission feels they need further study in regards this proposal. A special meeting with the School Board and the City Engineer is being called. Item No.9. Subject: Zoning of the Five-Point area for protection against the establishment of liquor stores and taverns in that area. Recommendation: Special Refer to Minutes. Also Mr. Barbarick, you will find enclosed a copy of the minutes showing debate and action taken on each of the above items. Very truly yours, Mrs. Elva Kelly, Secretary to City Planning Commission. Communication from Grand Island Transit Company with reference to the rerouting of Soldiers Home bus so as to serve the Veteran's Hospital, was read. Mr. Camaras also reported verbally that service would be started immediately on approval by the Railway Commission. Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rerouting of the Soldiers Home bus was approved and the city manager instructed to advise the Railway Commission. Request of Claussen and Nitzel for the closing of Plum and Eugene Streets north of Sunset f\venue was discussed. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, request was denied\as per recommendation of the Planning Commission. Mr. Hoppe appeared before the council to inquire as to their position with reference to the closing of the street from C~dar to Walnut. After some discussion, Mr. Hoppe was advised that they would have definite advice as to the request by April 6. Request for annexing Morris Fourth Addition was discussed. Mr. L. G. Waggener appeared for the petitioners. Apparently there was difference of opinion as to the location of streets. After some discussion, motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, was referred to the city manager, city engineer and persons involved to get together to work out plans for property and street purposes. . I I I . .~ Go ,:) 1. J~t) Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, council adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment. F. S. White, City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska March 2, 1955 Council met as Board of Adjustment on rezoning Lot 10, Block 43, Russell Wheeler Addition, from Residence "A" to Business "Bn. Request was presented, also protest with eleven signatures. Mr. Brakeman stated his reasons for desiring the rezoning. Mr. McCarthy presented reasons by property owners within that area for wishing same to be kept in residence zone. Mr. and Mrs. Kokrda gave their reasons for protesting the rezoning. Mr. Toft advised the council in detail as to the number of new homes that had been built in that area in the last few years, (just in the way of information onl~. After some discussion, motion by' Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, request was denied. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, council adjourned to meet in regular session. F. S. White, City Clerk Grand Island, Nebr. March 2, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. His honor, the mayor, presiding. Bids on wells were opened and read as follows: Layne-Western Company Escalation clause over 90'ft. add $25 per ft.; less than 90 per ft. $5983 deep, ~ ft., $20 Kelly Well Company $7830 ~ Escalation clause, $29 per ft., 90 ft. , Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, bids were referred to the city manager and wat~r commissioner. Bids were read on th e following: Item 1 1800 ft. 10" pipe Item 3 Long Sleeves Item 2 Two Ells American Cast Iron Pipe Co. 3.23 ft. 3.31 3.42 40.32 ea. 25.47 ea. 38.90 24.57 38.90 24.57 38.90 24.57 38.90 24.57 38.90 24.57 Ala . Pipe Co. u. S. Supp ly Co. U.S. Pipe & Foundry Co. 3.26. James B. Clow & Sons 3.26~ Kelly Supply 3.30 . I I I . 194 Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred to the city manager and water commissioner. Sanitation Department requested advertising for two truck chassis. Motion of C~nningham, seconded by Winkhoff, city clerk was instructed to advertise for two trucks. Bids to be received up to eight P.M. March 16. Contract with Lutz and May, consulting engineers, was presented and recommended by the city manager that same be approved. . I I I . -t i) E.~ .h-Vd RES 0 b UTI 0 N WHEREAS, pursuant to the action of the City Council the City Manager and C. W. Burdick, Utilities Commissioner, have secured the services of Lutz & May Company, Consulting Engineers, of Kansas City, Missouri, to make a study of the rates of the Light and Water Departments, and WHEREAS, a contract covering the services to be rendered has been submitted to the City by said engineers; that the City Council has said contract before it and has examined the same and finds that said contract should be approved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the agreement for said services be and the same is hereby approved and that the President of the City Council and City Clerk be and they are hereby directed and authorized to sign the contract on behalf of the City of Grand Island. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to C. W. Burdick, Utilities Commissioner. Respectfully submitted this 2nd day of March, 1955. - fJ ,,\---,/ ~)r) /,~<\.'"',.. (tJ t!::!:. ' "i . . i I~t.."'_/\.."~.......~ I ' (_/l Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, res6lution adopted. . I I I . March 2, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: ...( I:"fj f"'l' .1. t;'h Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Sewer District No. 282, which district is to be constructed in the alley between John Street and Anna Street and shall extend from Blaine Street to Ingalls Street. 660 lin. ft. 8" vitrified clay pipe with hot poured bituminous joints. @ 2.80 2 each manholes complete in place 1 drop manhole connection 50 sq. yds. remove & replace concrete pavement 48 sq. ft. remove & replace concrete sidewalk 225.00 50.00 6.00 .50 Total $1848.00 450.00 50.00 300.00 24.00 ~""'-~...-.....c 2672.00 It is reco~nended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'clock P.M. on March 16, 1955. Respectfully submitted, /:...:1..../. . ~t:?I.~ ~7 . t/ ...... (J / " 't- :/'" E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, approved. . I I I . -{ 0 ~J lLv' March 2, 1955 To the Members ot the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate tor the con- struction ot Water Main District No. 19.3, which district is to be constructed in Anna Street trom Ingalls Street to the westerly line ot Block 5, Gladstone Plaoe, in the City ot Grand Island, NebraSka. 6.36 line tt. 6" cast iron water main, oomplete in plaoe 200 Ibs. fittings @ 2.50 @ .18 $ 1590.00 36.00 Total $ 1626.00 It is reoolllll1ended that this work be advertised tor bids to be reoeived until 8:00 P. M., March 28, 1955. Respectfully submitted, {~;;IC~-1~hJ E. H. Cordes Oi ty Engineer Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. Petition for Paving in 18th street from Sycamore to Osk with 54.5,% signatures was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, request granted and ordinance ordered drawn. . I I I . iQ,Q -<i... V t_J RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island has made application to the Board of Supervisors of Hall County, Nebraska, to construct a cast iron water main along the county roads as follows: Starting at a point in Pioneer Boulevard in Park View Addition between Lot Seven (7), Block E and Lot Nineteen (19), Block D, Section 29, Township 11 North, Range 9 West of the 6th P.M., in Hall County, Nebraska; running thence in the ditch on the south side of Pioneer Boulevard to the ditch on the west side of the county road located between the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter and the Southeast Quarter of the Northeas~ Quarter of Section 29; running thence south on the west side of said county road a distance of approximately 175 feet; thence into the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of Section 29, Township 11 North, Range 9 West of the 6th P.M., in Hall County, Nebraska, and WHEREAS, the County Board has by resolution authorized the construction of said water main and has submitted to the City Council an agreement concerning the construction thereof, and WHEREAS, the City Council has said contract before it for examination and review and the Council finds that said contract should be approved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the contract concerning the construc- tion of said water main alone said county roads be and the same is hereby approved, and that the President of the City Council and the City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the County Clerk of Hall County, Nebraska and to C. W. Burdick, Utilities Commissioner. Respectfully submitted this 2nd day of March, 1955. ,,{~, (~/ -' ; 14J/4./v(~-, Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Wlnkhoff, approved. Members of the City Council -i t (1\ ~&.. v "t1 RES 0 L Q T ION WHEREAS, on the 28th day of September and the 18th day of October, 1949, the City of Grand Island made an adjustment of the . I sewer service charges and the property owners and the tax payers charged with the paYment of said service charges were allowed re- funds which were paid by checks of the City Treasurer, and WHEREAS, some of the checks issued were returned by the postal department undelivered and others which appear to have been delivered were never presented to the bank for payment and the City Treasurer has been carrying in his account year after year the sum of $26.59, the amount represented by such unpaid checks, and WHEREAS, more than five years have now elapsed since said checks were issued and the checks returned to the City Treasurer undelivered should now be cancelled and payment should be stopped on the checks which have been delivered and which have never been presented to the bank for payment in order that the Treasurer might balance his account. I NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the following checks now held by the City Treasurer which were undelivered be cancelled: CHECK NO. 267 430 510 528 586 955 1077 1101 1597 1652 1960 2012 2187 2551 NAME AMOUNT Stella Sloggett Nebr. Bldg. & Loan Ass'n. Mrs. H. N. Oldson Augusta Schlotfeldt Henry Harry . Mrs. Marie K. Fuss Ray McMullin Mrs. Ina L. Bledsoe Mrs. J. B. Jacobs H. H. Florke William W. Armstrong Henry Frederking Katie Kehm Burton Wagner $ .35 .15 1.47 .15 .75 .75 . 60 2.45 .77 .68 .30 .22 .07 .15 I . And BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that paYment be ordered stopped on the checks which apparently have been delivered and have never been presented to the bank as follows: . I I I . 2\10 RES.QLUTIO! 'con't) ~ CHECK NO. NAME AMOUNT $ .05 .08 .15 .15 .07 .15 .75 .15 .40 .08 .37 .38 .07 .15 .22 .45 .15 .67 1.60 .68 .07 .07 .15 .38 .08 .05 .07 .07 .15 .15 .30 .08 .20 .08 1.32 .22 .15 .08 .30 .67 .08 .08 .08 .08 .75 .37 .08 .08 .15 1.80 .08 .23 .05 .15 .15 .23 .15 .23 .30 1.13 .07 40 43 124 142 201 212 230 236 245 286 300 324 444 460 483 511 555 636 648 775 785 837 866 873 999 1045 1051 1068 1153 1192 1244 1247 1312 1321 1347 1417 1448 1530 1539 1582 1626 1668 1706 1735 1855 1899 1919 1945 2006 2026 2030 2103 2330 2349 2361 2443 2469 2470 2503 2593 2610 Karl Rasmussen W. A. Ziener Br~nelda C. Koehn A. McDonald Chas. H. Spiehs Mrs. W. M. Woodhead Will. Spietzan E. p. Ryan Safeway Stores Alvina Ewoldt Mrs. E. J-. Konat Charley Rollins M. J. Smyth By Hann Mrs. Lena L. Gaston Mrs. Olga Kay S. p~ Wiseman G. A. Ahlquist Mary A. Warner R. Lehwanowsky J. H. Doty L. J. Weiland Robert G. McElroy Oliver Davidson Wm. Stelk F.F. Kelly Carl Hehnke Mrs. Lance Hartman Henry Fuss Henry Hann Ray W. Nielsen J. W. O'Neill D. J. Brazel ton Miss E. Lowry Mrs. Lena Grotz Roy Alexander A. H. Yenney Harry E. Ender Elsie Mohr Henry Hann Carl p. Wagner Jack D. Long Leo E. Engle Henry Hansen Bert McMillan Dan Roby Sam Helzer Earl L. Berger Mrs. Clarence Myers R. V. Shaffer Leo E. Stark By Dietrich Ralph Bishop Gerald L. Cordes Walter D. Kunhart Mrs. Edith Carlson Mike Olzofka S. Spangenberg C. E. Clover Peter H. Poppert Hazel Williams . I I I . I'. ') , ;;.;. ~ J RES 0 L U 1 ION (con't) (!;, j~t,1 ~, .; ?: . ~< y~ f...,.""..../..... r~{, /',,7' Members of the City Council % Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. building Extension agreement on ~xii identified as T-801, to Bennett Box Company, was presented. Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. Mayor and clerk authorized to sign. ~ ORDINANCE 3057 prohibiting discharge of waste water or liquid' from refrigeration into streets, alleys, or sidewalks was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3057 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Rehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3057 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, ,Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3057 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3057 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. 4' ORDINtlNCE 3056 ereating paving district 244 in 18th street from Sycamore to Oak street was regularly passed by the Cl: n '-" r;:,] tY 2j council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3056 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting . I no, none. Ordinance 3056 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3056 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3056 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, l"1artin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Agreement by and between the Grand Island Fire and I Insurance board df the city pertaining to Eastman Verlfax Copyer for the use of the Grand Island Police Department was presented'i Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, was approved and the city manager authorized to sign. Agreement by and between the Volunteer Firemen's Association was presented and recommended by the city manager that same be approved. I . . I I I . n() '1) ~ r~} RES 0 L UTI 0 N ------------- WHEREAS, the City Council has been requested to lease to the Nebraska State Volunteer Firements Association two buildings situated on the Grand Island Municipal Airport described as T-lOll and T-lOl7 with some adjacent area of land thereto to be used in promoting the training of firemen, and WHEREAS, the City Council finds and determines that said buildings and, lands adjacent thereto should be leased to said Association for said purpose. NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that a lease by and between the City of Grand Island and said Nebraska State Volunteer Firemen's Association for a period of 10 years for the buildings described as T-lOll and T-10l7 and land adjacent thereto, situated on the municipal airport of the City of Grand Island be entered into and that the President of the Ci ty Council and the City Clerk be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said lease for and on behalf of said City. . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to said Nebraska State Volunteer Firements Association a certified copy of this Resolution. ~. day of February, 1955. Respectfully submitted this :1. ?7d.. '~ ..... ") .,: ,-t-.." C) (P, V~(.!'t~0i-:~ \ Kembel'S of the City Council Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. Claims were presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, were allowed as read and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Toft, Behnke. Voting no, none. Motion of Toft, council adjourned. 3-2-55 F. S. White, City Clerk . I I I . (.'len, /.I~ ." ~\f/".-t Grand Island, Nebr. March 16, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present except Cunningham, who was excused on account of illness and Behnke, who was excused on account of being out of the city. Minutes of the meeting of March 2 were read. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, approved. .,... 0(\ 1",,-" ~tn) RES 0 L UTI 0 N ------....---- 1', . I WHEREAS, the Nebraska Mid-State Reclamation District, in Buffalo, Hall and Merrick Counties, Nebraska, has planned and pro- poses to construct the multi-purpose Mid-State Project for IRRIGA- TION, FLOOD CONTROL, HYDRO-POWER production, CONSERVATION OF FISH & WILDLIFE and development of Recreational facilities at an esti- mated cost of $44,435,00, and WHEREAS, this project proposes to further develop the land \ and water resources in the area by utilization of some of the Platte River water, now flowing unused to the Gulf of Mexico, for storage I in the winter and spring for irrigation of approximately 200,000 acres of crop lands presently without irrigation, and WHEREAS, this project will provide storage water for the stabilization and recharging of the ground water supply for the cities and towns and for the 4,000 irrigation wells in the district presently irrigating about 200,000 acres of crop and pasture lands, and WHEREAS, this project proposes to produce annually a minimum of 240,OOO,OCOkilowatt hours of firm power, with an installed capacity of 67,200KW in four power plants which will partially supply the future load requirements of the Nebraska Power System, and WHEREAS, the 22 proposed ravine reservoir dams of the project, its canals and its four emergency floodway channels will reputedly provide 98% future flood damage protection toa.pproximately 600,000 acres of land in the Platte River Valley, thus avoiding past average . . I . annual damages of $407,000 to crops, pastures, top soil, livestock, county highways and bridges, Union Pa.cific Railroad, Lincoln High- way and town a~d country residences and other property, as esti- mated by the, U. S. Army Engin~ers, Omaha, and WHEREAS, all of the preliminary engineering work of design and plan of construction and operation of the project have been Ct(l n ~. Jlt; !!. ~ SOL Q 1 !. O!! (con' t) completed, by competent engineers, and which will meet the require- ments of the area, and which conforms to Nebraska Laws, and I WHEREAS, the engineering and economic feasibility of the pro- ject has been adequately established by other competent engineers and will provide direct annual increased benefi~s approximating $7,606,000, or a ratio of 3:56 to 1 against annual costs, and additional indirect benefits, and WHEREAS, counties and cities, local citizens of the District, landowners, farmers and businessmen have, since 1943 by voluntary contributions and taxes, invested $506,069.19, as of December 31, 1954, in the development of this project and its plans and wmt to see construction started immediately, and WHEREAS, the Governor and officials of the Department of Irri- gation and others of the State of Nebraska and of the Nebraska Public Power System, the Loup River Public Power District, Central Nebraska Public Power District and the Platte Valley Public Power District have cooperated with Mid-State to further utilize Platte . I River water, and WHEREAS, the con.struction of the Mid-State Project and its opera.tion will. greatly improve the agricultural economy of the area and contribute to the ever increasing need for more electricity, thereby benefiting local farmers and business firms in the area, the State of Nebraska and the National Economy, and WHEREAS, the District proposes to finance the construction of Mid-State Project on a jointly cooperative basis with the United States Government by a request for an "interest free" loan in the amount of $20,600,000 to be repaid ih 50 years, for IRRIGATION facilities and a grant of $8,100,000, for the FLOOD CONTROL I . features of the project, and WHEREAS, on February 28, 1955, Congressman A. L. Miller introduced HR 4484 in behalf of the Nebraska Mid-State Reclamation District for the above purpose. . I I I . 20"1 RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) -------....-- NOW, BE IT RESOLVED THAT the City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, hereby affirms the need for the immediate construction of the Mid-State Project for the benefit it will pro- vide to the District, the State of Nebraska and to the United States, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT, since the District proposes to finance the construction of its 4 power plants by a PRIVATE LOAN through the issuance of $17,600,000 in Revenue Bonds, to be repaid in 40 years, we request all Nebraska Representatives and Senators to support HRh4484 in the 84th Congress and urge the approval of the bill by the respective Interior Committees of the U. S. House of Representatives and the U. S. Senate and by the members of the Congress. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of March, 1955. /--:::>I~:. 7." 'i i.~"j/ './..&. AI r_~: ._ '//IA_':J(:~r?~~c~ ,,-,,~/ "{. ~ Members of the City Council of Grand Island, Nebraska Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution wa$ approved. Regular surety bonds, having been okayed by the city attor- ney, were presented as follows: Don Kinder, manager of airport Lester J. Pitman, cleaning sanitary sewer Jack Cole, sign hanger Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, were approved. . I I I . (.'7;< f' C1 ~U() RES 0 L U T 1. 0 N WHEREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the City of GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement terminating as of November 1, 1954, contract dated November 26, 1929, covering power wire line crossing in "A" Street in St. Libory, Nebraska; said agreement being identified as Railroad Company's C. D. No. 16064-D; 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; 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 Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. Letter from the Director of Health approving Parkview number three water main extension was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. Lettersfrom Luebs and Elson and the Midwest Farm Equipment Company protesting the closing of Garfield street were presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. Contract with Lutz and May, consulting engineers, was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhotf, received and placed on file. Letters from the Y.W.C.A. and Y.M.C.A. pertaining to municipal golf course were presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. ExtensiQn agreement with the Union Pacific pertaining to garbage was presented, along with resolution. . I I I . ~~ ,f'), ,P t' ,r {~ ~'\l iY RESOLUTION WHEREAS, THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement extending to and including May 31, 1956, the term of contract dated July 2, 1947, providing for the collection and disposal of garbage accumulated by the Railroad Company and removed from its trains at Grand Island, Nebraska; said agreement being identified as Union Pacific Railroad Company's C. D. No. 27610-l-H; 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; 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 Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. Accident report from the Sun Indemnity Company pertaining to motor vehicle accidents during 1954 was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, received and placed on file. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, city clerk was directed to advertise several buildings at the airport, bids to be received up to eight o'clock P.M., April 6. On recommendation of water commissioner and city manager, bid of the Layne-Western Company for $5983 for three wells was accepted. . I I I . C1l,q ~ 'LU RES 0 L UTI 0 N j, !' \. WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing and installing of three wells, each 100 feet deep, to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 2nd day of March, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Layne-Vies tern Company of Omaha,Nebraska , submitted a sealed bid in the sum of $ 5,RT7.no for the furnishing and installing of said wells, and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREF10RE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Layne-Western Comapay , for the furnishing of and installation of said wells be accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Layne-Western Company , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of March, 1955. ?JL~.h(~ Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was adopted. Recommendation of the water commissioner and city manager that bid of James D. Clow & Sons, $5877 for pipe and fittings be accepted. . I I I . () .; _4 r, Ii I ~.......... .A~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of water main pipe and fittings to be received up to $ o'clock P.M. on the 2nd day of March, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the Council of said City, and WHEREAS, J"ames .Clow & Sons of Birmingharn,Alabama , submi tted a sealed bid in the sum of $ r,,877.00 for the furnishing of said pipe and fittings, and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said James B.Clow & Sons , for the furnishing of said water main pipe and fittings be accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said , and that the President James R.Clow & Sons of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 16tH. day of March, 1955. ~(!-ht.~ Members of the City Council Request from Harry Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Matusek that Lots 228, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233 and 234 West Lawn Addition be rezoned from Residence "A" to Residence "B" was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, hearing date was set for eight P.M. April 6. Request from Bartenbach Properties, Inc., Orand Island Bottling Company and E. O. Dent for rezoning strip of ground on South Pine Street just north of the C B & Q belt line from residence IlA" to Business "B" was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, hearing date set for 8 P.M.,April 6. . I I I . ~'" (;) rwJl,~ Letter of approval from the City Planning Commission on Morris Fourth Addition was presented. Notion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was received and placed on file. Letter of approval from the City Planning Commission on West Heights Addition was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, received and placed on file. Request of Watson Construction Company for water and sewer to service lots one to forty-four inclusive in West Heights Addition was presented. Action deferred until March 28. Bids on Sewer District 282 received as follows: Rentlo!' Company $2568 Louis Smith 2633.60 Diamond Engineering Co. 2613.04 Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, bids referred to the City manager and City engineer. Bids on two trucks for the Sanitation Department (two used trucks in exchange) were presented as follows: Highway GMC Sales & Service $4145.50 International Harvester Co. 3740.00 Diers Motor Company 3749.50 Berry & Sons, Inc. 4076.00 Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, bids were referred to the City manager and Mr. Barlow. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, council adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment. F. S. White, City Clerk Grand Island, Nebr. March 16, 1955 Council met as Board of Adjustment. All councilmen present except Cunningham, and Hehnke. Request of V. C. Olson for rezoning all of Park Reserve in Gilbert's Sub-division,&Block 1, Gilberts Second Addition, from Business A to Business B was presented. There being no protestors present nor written protests on file, mo~ion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, request was granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, council adjourned as Board of Adjustment. t.,{cil'f"\t. J'" F. S. White, City Clerk . I I I . C"f\ ..<g c~ ~ .1 ~.:) Grand Island, Nebr. March 16, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present except Cunningham and Hehnke, who were excused. Petition with 74.7% signatures for paving district in Anna Street from Cleburn to Clark Street was presented. Moti.on of Toft, seconded by Wlnkhoff, request was granted and ordinance ordered drawn. . I I I . C).t ,1/ ~.1'1 RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, that licenses to sell beer be issued to the persons, firms, associations and corporations as follows: NAME - Donald D. Kershaw & Willard C. Puls (Sportsman Bar) Tony Woitalewicz {Town Pump) Edward Ruff (Fourth Street Tavern) John Willman (Piggly Wiggly) David Ditter (Cornhusker Bar) Wilber E. Hartman (No. Side Tavern) James B. Beck ( Be ck 's Bar) Dale G. Moeller & Mervin R. Moeller (City Bar) Ployd W. Wabel and Raymond G. Wabel (Black's Tavern) !illD2 ADDRESS On and Off Sale Beer 107 East 3rd Street On and Off Sale Beer 321 North Pine Street On and Off Sale Beer 418 We st 4th Street Off Sale Beer 365 North Eddy Street On and Off Sale Beer 210 East 3rd Street On Sale Beer 386 North Walmut Street On and Off Sale Beer 307 North Wheeler Avenue On and Off Sale Beer 406 West 4th Street On and Off Sale Beer 316 East 2nd Street BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the Nebraska Liq~or Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska Respectfully submitted this 16 day of March, 1955. "\ Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was adopted. . I I I . ? .y t' i-.I-iL e) gESQ1.UTIOl! BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that licenses to sell alcoholic liquor by the package only, be issued to the persons, firms, associations and corpora- tions in the said City as follows: NAME ADDRESS Emil E. Schaaf (Fine Liquors) 203 North Locust Street Arthur H. Boehl & Marie C. Kranz (Boehl & Kranz Cash Store) 207 North Wheeler Street Michael Curtin (Savoy Tavern) 123 East Front Street Fraternal Order of Eagles B.P.).Elks Grand Island Liederkranz 219-23 East Third Street 205 West First street 401-403 West First Street William F. Harris and Kathryn Harris Stoltenberg (Corner Tavern) 202 North Locust Street Wilber E. Hartman (Northside Tavern) 386 North Walnut Mehring's Beer & Liquor, Inc~ 631 South Locust Street Mehring's Beer & Liquor, Inc. 414 North Eddy Street William Sassen 724 West Second Street (Sassen's Liquor Store) Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 1347 216 West Second Street Floyd Wabel Wabel Drive-In 2215 West Second Street Mrs. William Wohl (\vohl's Liquor) 515 East Fourth Street Respectfully submitted this 16th day of March, 1955. ff~. ~~ Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was approved. . I I I . C)l -, " .01t) RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the persons hereinafter named, be, and they are hereby approved as managers for the licensees herein designated, as provided by the laws of the State of Nebraska governing the sale of beer and intoxicating liquor. MANAGER LICENSEE ADDRESS Alfred Boroff Fraternal Order of Eagles #378 American Legion Post 53 219-23 East Third 3l5~ North Locust Maurice Swartz Frank M. Coynik Daniel-Beck Co. Second & Locust Leonard H. Wiese Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall County Post 1347 White Horse Tavern, Inc. 216 West 2nd 308 North Wheeler Donnis Machen Irena Darling Lily B. Fitzgerald Hotel stratton Liquor Store 103 North Locust R. E. Townsend B P 0 Elks No. 604 205 West First Harry E. Page Grand Island Liederkranz 401-403 West First Ernest Veit Platt Duetsche Society 1315 West Anna street 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 submitted this 16th day of March, 1955. ~ f tuuL Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was approved. Petition for Paving in 19th street from Sycamore to Wheeler, and on Sycamore Street from 18th to 19th was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, request granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Petition for Paving in Pine Street from Twelfth to Fifteenth with 61.9% signatures was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Hinl\hoff, request granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Petition from Clarence Morris and Nettie Welch for water main in Twentieth Street from Wheeler to Oak Street was presented. Action o.eferred until March 28. .tiequest for sewer in Sylvan street" from Windolph Avenue to Oxnard with 63.2% signatures was presented. Motion of Toft, . I I I . ;Ji .<') r-..J _fL g seconded by Winkhoff, was granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Mr. McKinney of Mid-State Reclamation District thanked the council for the resolution supporting their request to the federal government for federal assistance. City manager and E. H. Cordes recommended that the bid of Rentlor Company, Inc. amount of $2568 for the construction of Sewer District 282 be accepted. . I I I . ? .~ Q ",UJ .JL D RES 0 LU T ION WHEREAS, tho City of Grand 131and invitod soaled bids for the construction of a sewer main district k1'lownnud dosignated us Sewor Main District No. 282, to be recoived up to 8 Oi'c1ock P.M on the 16 day of March , 195', q and to be opened 11 t 8 0 f elo-cl P.M. on said date, at the regular meeting of tho City Council of said City, and VJHBREAS" the Hebtlor Company, Inc of the City of' Grand Islund" Nobraska, submitted a soaled bid for tho construction of said di~trict and the bid of said contractor VIas found to be tho lowest and best bid~ NOW, ~mREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of tho City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of tho said Rentlor Company, Inc. o~ the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for tho construction of said sOVler main district known. and designated as Sower Main Distri~t No. 2B2 , be, and the' same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the constr~ction of said sower main district be ento~ed into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Bentlor Company, Inc. and that the President of tho City Council and tho Clork of said City, bo, and they arc hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on bohalf of said City. , Respectfully submittod this 16 day of March , 195'5.. /~..e.~ / 'J Membors of tho City 'Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was adopted. Airport extension agreements were presented as follows: Charles Kite, building identified as T-l1 Schuffs Appliance, building identified as T-133 Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, approved and mayor and clerk authorized to sign. . I C) '.' ")' ~.P ~ Ii.. f..d -L ~ ORDINANCE 3058 creating Paving District 245 in Anna Street from Cleburn to Clark Street was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. OrdtnRn~e 3058 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, \V1nkhofft Voting no, none. Absent, Cunningham and Hehnke. Ordinance 305~ - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent, Cunningham and Hehnke. Ordinance 3058 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent, Cunningham and Hehnke. Ordinance 3058 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent I Cunningham and Hehnke. ORDINANCE 3059 creating Sewer District 283 in Sylvan Street I . from Windolph Avenue to Oxnard Avenue was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3059 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Cunningham and Hehnke. Ordinance 3059 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Cunningham and Behnke. Ordina1Jce 30p9 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Voting no, none. Absent Cunningham and Behnke. QrdJpance 3059 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Cunningham and Hehnke. . I I I . C"tqt~ t:; r::;J {) ORDINANCE 3060 repealing Ordinance 3052 which created Paving District 243 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3060 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Cunningham and Hehnke. Ordinance 3060 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Voting no, none. Absent Cunningham and Rehnke. OrdiT!ance 3060 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff, Voting no, none. Absent Cunningham and Hehnke. Ordinance 3060 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, non~. Absent Cunningham and Hehnke. ORDINANCE 3061 creating Paving District 246 in Fifth Street from Pine to Walnut Street was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3061 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded. by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Cunningham and Rehnke. Ordinance 3061 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Cunningham and Rehnke. Ordinance 3061 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended. and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Cunningham and Hehnke. Ordinance 3061 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Cunningham and Rehnke. . I I I . en ')<< r:; {~J .1~ Request from the Grand Island Enterprises, Inc. for water service on plat of ground east of Fonner Park was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, referred to the city manager and water commissioner. Protest from residents near Buechler Park as to the con- struction of tennis courts, rest rooms, etc. was presented. After some discussion, motion of 'loft, seconded by Winkhoff, protest received and placed on file. Claims against the city were presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, were allowed as read and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent, Cunningham, and Hehnke. Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned to 7:30 P.M. March 28. F. S. White, City Clerk 3-16-55 . I I I . ?0~ -~~ Grand Island, Nebraska March 28, 1955 Council met as per adjournment of March 16 for the purpose of conducting School Government Day. All councilmen present. His honor, the mayor, presiding. The mayor declared we would dispense with the reading of minutes of the previous meeting. Regular surety bonds having been okayed by the city attorney, were presented as follows: McCarty Plumbing Company, plumbers Adam Dubas, Pawn broker F. S. White, City Clerk Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, bondsapproved. Applications of James A. Feehan and Wilber E. Hann for manager of Columbia Club and Willian H. Shaver respectively, were presented. Motion of Hehnke seconded by Winkhoff, were approved. . I I I . C) r~ f") ~~~i RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the persons hereinafter named, be, and they are hereby approved as managers for the licensees herein designated, as provided by the laws of the state of Nebraska governing the sale of beer and intoxicating liquor. MANAGER LICENSEE ADDRESS James .A. Feehan Columbia Club Inc. l19t \V Third st. 'V.J i lbur E. Hann William H. Shaver Koehler Tavern 320 N Locust st. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forwa.rd a certified copy of this Resolution to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska. Respectfully submitted this 28th day of March, 1955. i I /1 ..Of ~. (-.~, I '. !/ ';4 I. j-'l;tL-C l~'",;,.. \'. i / ./,,/ Members of the City Council Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. . I I I . C} ~ /! f:d ~4 ":t RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that licenses to sell alcoholic liquor by the package only, be issued to the persons, firms, associations and corpor- ations in the said City as follows: NAME ADDRESS p'J1lerican Legion Post 53 (d/b/a Legionnaire Club) 315i North Locust st. M. G. Detweiler, 10na Detweiler (Detweiler's Liauor store) 505-7-8 West Third st. Lily B. Fitzgerald (Hotel StrRtton Liquor Store) 103 N Locust st. Elmer McIntosh (Hud's Tavern) 106 V'! Fourth st. lUbert C. Heyer t 1fli 1 ton C. Dahm~> (Idle Hour Rar) 308 310 N Walnut st~ Platt Duetsche Society 1315 vI Anna st. VIi11iam H. ~:3haver (Koehler Tavern) 320 N Locust st. Charles F. Vaclavek (0 K Liquor store) 105 E Third st. Emil J. Vaclavek (H & H Liquor Store) 424 W Fourth st. White Horse Tavern, Inc. 308 N vfrleeler st. BE IT F1TItTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska. Respectfully submitted this 28thday of -1~13-:F-:i:-l-, 1955. March " ....... {I ,~" ' /1: I / ( '"..I! \<. I.. t' 'tV,i .' " ~ I'ffembers of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. . I I I . Applications for On Sale and On & Off Sale Beer as presented 22fj March 16th were again presented. RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that licenses to sell beer be issued to the persons, firm, associations and corporations as follows: On Sale 216 West Second Street On Sale 119 North Locust Street On Sale 119:} West Third Street on: Sale 315:} North Locust NAME KIND B P 0 Elks No. 604 On Sale Nick Jamson (B & M Cafe) On & Off Sale Nick Jamson & Bill Peterson (SChuff's Cafeteria) On & Off Sale Michael Curtin (Savoy Tavern) On Sale John C. Schneider (Del Rio Super Market) On & Off Sale Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall County Post 1347 d/b/ a VFW Club Daniel-Beck Company d/b/a Hotel Yancey Columbia Club, Inc. American Legion Post #53 d/b/a Legionnaire Club Ervin C. Benson (North Pine Tavern) On & Off Sale . Fraternal Order of Eagles #378 On Sale Leonard Fila and Edward Guzinski (Glass Bar) On & Off Sale Dick Va10nis and William Va10nis On & Off Sale (Grand Island Candy Kitchen) William F. Harris and Kathryn Harris Stoltenberg (Corner Tavern) On Sale Platt Duetsche Society On Sale Grand Island Liederkranz On Sale Paul J. Hitchler (Hitch1er's Tavern) Wayne D. Hedglin (Mac's Coffee Shop) On & Off Sale On & Off Sale ADDRESS 205 West 1st Street 2436 Broadwell Avenue 321 North Locust 123 East Front Street 209 North Garfield 409 North Pine Street 219-23 East Third Street 1013 West North Front Street 313 West Third Street 202 North Locust Street 1315 West Anna Street 401-403 West First Street 209 North Wheeler Street 313 West Second Street . I I I . 22G NAME RES 0 L UTI 0 N (can't) KIND ADDRESS Floyd B. Rockwell and Jean W. Rockwell (Fourth Street Bowl) On & Off Sale 811 West Fourth Street Florence Stolley (Florence's Tavern) On & Off Sale 383 North Walnut Street D. C. Thompson (Tommy's Tavern) On & Off Sale 123 East Third Street Nidgal D. Zachry and Naoma Zachry (Zachry's Tavern) On & Off Sale 121 East Third Street Lily B. Fitzgerald (Hotel Stratton Liquor) On Sale 103 North Locust Street Lawrence M. Sidwell (Bill'sTavern) On & Off Sale 524 East Fourth Street White Horse Tavern, Inc. On Sale 308 North Wheeler Street Respectfully submitted this 28th day of March, 1955. 'LJ :dfl.'-IA ~, J i((;,. c (, , ~.i Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. Bids on water main district 193 were presented as follows: City \.Jater Dept. $1522.24 $1590.20 Louis H. Smith Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to the city engineer. Recommendation of Jess Barlow and O. C. Barbarick that the bid of Diers Motor Company of $3749.50 be accepted. . I I I . 227 RES 0 L UTI 0 N WlumEAS, the Ci ty of Grand Island invi ted sealed bids for the furnishing of two truck chassis with cab for the Sanitation Department, to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 16th day of March, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at a regular meeting of the Council of said City, and Vv1IEHEAS, Dier.s ;',loto:c Company of Grclnd Island braska. , submitted a sealed bid in the sum of $ 3'749. rJO for the furnishing of said equipment, and the bid of said contractor was found to be the ..Ri?~best bid. NOW, 'I'HEREll'ORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the Ci ty of Grand Island, ~ebraska; that the bid of the said Di(~rs ;'Jlotol~ CeJmpany , for the furnishing of two truck chassis with cab be accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Diers T'lotor Company , and that the President of the City Council and the City Clerk of said City be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 2&th day of March, 1955. '~1'C}., e It.(?,., (. ,l / \"-,-"'.... ,'? Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was approved. Letter from the City Planning Commission pertaining to Lot 16, Block 1, Dill and Huston Addition and strip of ground 50 by 90 ft. , just north of Lot 16 be obtained by the city for street purposes, recommending that the city purchase same for price not to exceed $400. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation was approved and claim in the amount of $400 to be drawn. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Toft, Hehnke. Voting no, none. . I I I . c;'r"C' ~;:;() Letter from the City Planning Commission recommending the closing of Taylor Avenue from 13th to 16th street, and 16th Street from the west line of the now-existing Taylor Avenue, west to the city limits, was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, recommendation was approved and ordinance ordered drawn. Petition from property owners in West Heights Addition for curb and gutter and curb sidewalks with 73.7% signatures was pre- sented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, request granted. March 18, 1955 From: Harold A. Prince To: Otis Barbarick Enclosed please find the following: (1) Receipt showing court costs paid by me in the sum of $26.90. (2) Certified copy of Judgment in the Brown Fruit Company case, together with copy of the judgment recordings showing the entry of judgment for $5000 and that it has been paid and satisfied. Attached to the same is a certificate by the Clerk of the District Court under seal that the three Miller cases have been dismissed with prejudice. (3) My statement for services rendered. This is the last of the underpass lawsuits and you may now wind up your books. The final' outcome of all the matters has been more than satisfactory. The words "with prejudice" in the Miller cases means that it is with prejudice to their bringing any other action. I would appreciate it if you will see that my claim is filed and that in due course of time I receive a warrant. Dismissal of the cases of Brown Fruit Company and George A. Miller on Sycamore Street damages was presented. Motion of Cunning- ham, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. Recommendation of City engineer and City manager that the bid of City Water Department in the amount of $1522.24 for water main district 193 be accepted. . I I I . G)'CiJO r;.(.1 ,7 RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the 0i ty of' Grand ISland invi tad sealed bids for the construction of a water main district known and desi8nated as Water Main District No. 193 ,to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M~ on the 28 day of Mar ch , 195~~ and to be opened at 8 otclock P.M. on said date, at tho re8ular mooting of tho City Council of said Cl"tv and '" , V!}TBREA S -" the XMi"{nJ(K'DQ~ City Via tel' DepartJlont of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said district and tho bid of said contractor was found to be tho lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIlli COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of tho said ~~.City Water Department of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the construction of said water main district known and designated as Water Main District No. 193 , be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for tho construction of said water main district be entered into by and betwoen the City of Grand Island and the said City Water Department , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said Ci ty, be A and they are hereby authorj. zed to sign said contrac t for and on behalf of said City~ Respectfully submi ttod this 28 day of March 19t::,5' , \) (' \;'L r ,~~ r. J He, L. {( ,~ L.,// MGmbers o~ the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, was approved. . I I I . i.1' '.Y n ',' ~.) (, ORDINANCE 3062 annexing West Heights Second Addition was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3062 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3062 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and or dinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3062 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3062 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 3063 annexing Morris Fourth Addition to the city of Grand Island was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3063 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 306~ - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. OrdinRn~e 306~ - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3063 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. . I I I . no" ~tjJ ORDINANCE 3064 rezoning all of Park Reserve, except that owned by the city, from Business "A" to Busihess "B"~ was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3064 - Motion by Behnke, Seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3064 - Motion by Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and or dinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3064 - T10t ion by Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and or dinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3064 - Motion by Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 3065 creating paving district 247 in Sycamore Street from 18th to 19th Street,and part of 19th from Sycamore to Wheeler, was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3065 -Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3065 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3065 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3065 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. . I CJ:'~() ~U(~I ORDINANCE 3066 creating paving district 248 in Pine Street from 12th to 15th Street was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Orn inance 3066 - I'lOt ion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3066 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3066 - Mot ion by itlinkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3066 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. I Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 3067 creating Sewer District 284 in West Heights I . Second Addition was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3067 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3067 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3067 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, ~ehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3067 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkpoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting ye s, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. . I " n (:t {..~ i.j iJ ORDINANC~ 306gL creating Water Main District 194 in 20th Street from Wheeler Avenue to Oak Street was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3068 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3068 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft. rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3068 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3068 - Motion by Cunningham, second.ed by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. I Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 3069 creating Water Main District 195 in West I . Avenue from 5th street to West Heights Second Addition and. in Sherman Avenue from 5th to West Heights Second Addition was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3069 - Mot ion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Vat ing yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3069 - Mot ion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3069 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3069 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. . I I I . C];:Q,; ~IUJ:t Remarks were made by several participating students commend- ing the different department heads and council for their time and effort, and commenting on the education that they felt they had received. Remarks were made by several councilmen and the mayor, Msgr. Keating and Mr. Werner, teacher in the high school, comment- ing on the good they felt was evident and thanking the council for their efforts. Also Msgr. Keating stated that he felt that the Student Day and the council meeting on the same day made too long a day for the students, that he felt that having school one day and council meeting some other time would be better for the students and all others participating. Mayor Martin then thanked the various students for the evident interest they had shown and all those cooperating to make Student Government Day a success and bid them all a fond good-night. Motion of Toft, council adjourned. F; S. \ihite, City Clerk 3-28-55 2' ') ;" d u~) r PP1DI)DP' I T\ rT TOI\TC' &' T-'v~Y!'ND ITTTDES - L, h 1 L [1 .L _ hJ ._,1\.", .u Jll F01( FISCAL YEAl? mnnNG Iv1J':.f~CH 31, 1955 . I FUND APPROP. ADJ. II. e1m . 46160.00 T" 41840.00 "~nq . n C' 38370.00 /.~\ . <--) . Hei'llth 12402.00 Inc. 35100.00 City Hall 10410.00 General 1~4?82.0cr -J9180.00 Bonds Tnt.5J,30C.OO -13420.00 AirDort 112365.74 8t. ~ S ?'9S.62 (?a.s Tt~J{ 138C2.3B :Jan. S~3R78ji3g Park 68550.60 ;'olice 15:3727.95 (-:em. 128959.60 I Fire 128258.00 Fire P. ~4915.86 ;:yc. C;f- ~' .~ . 137940.19 Uhrary 3250(j.00 Civil Def. 462.00 ~.~ (," 11 c, r G154U.OO r) t~ \T1. :nq 9 ?Ol1. ,S;O Ct'LTage ZJ: 2 0 0 0 . 0 CJ r' i'll [_~ i c ~) (J (] 0 III 00 ~oc. Jec. ~4000.00 s. Con. 41327.75 Tllr'", J_I ~!_ ".'-.. 1..,..) l]" 00 .. _ 0 . /i (-~ I . Total Ice ,/ at ex Li<}ht r District J'dvi TIq j) i st riot EXPENDED 'rOTIU, MImeH EXPENDED BALANCE 3920.95 29399.17 16760.83 3308.35 25826.51 16013.49 1723.'74 15165.65 23204.35 985.53 '155'7.89 48/14 .11 110.24 5735.40 29364.60 1171.,33 8850.f15 15~)9.55 11220.1'1 92535.0'1 91746.93 28700.00 S010.7'1 6?C09.24 50:356.50 3116.57 2E31LU.49 2515/;.13 e057.76 l080L62 3606.61 29960.70 23917.69 1651.23 23843.48 44707.12, 934;.70 86530.25 67197.70 1332.27 14399.95 114559.65 9339.~~7 77G73.~t2 =)0584.58 1~i6:3. '76 10660.08 JA25~).'78 5000.00 :nn87.JO 1160:53.09 2900 It 3,3 20C75.78 1182/l.~~~2 ,162.00 5129.[30 38R82.~38 226S7~t32 '0i1!) -')0 .Lt., Tv. uU 22211.21 ()9799.99 ~713.76 ~7418.22 1~:)81.'78 1300.00 37CC.OO 10839.74 13160.26 t'30~22.56 141C:).J9 826.01 12523.82 42650.22 140155.62 62720.08 491926.22 15Ui:30.43 1110.45 204467.65 170879.31 1473735.59 Eespectfu11y submitted, f. S.v!hite, City Clerk. . I I I . 0~0 ~0U Grand Island, Nebr. April 6, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. Bis honor, the mayor, presiding. Minutes of March 16th and 28th were read. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, were approved. Regular surety bonds, having been okayed by the city attorney, were presented as follows: John C. Martin, Councilman Norman L. Banek, Electrician Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, were approved. Application of Seferino Ramirez for on~~ale beer at 119 East South Front was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning- ham hearing date was set for April 20. Applications for licenses to sell beer as presented March 28 were again presented. . I I I . ~ €1 "'j Ni ~::H llllifiQ11IIIQJl r~E IT Rlnc3iJ]~VI~D COUNCIL of tJ1F, Ci ty of' Gran(~ Is 'Dr,,~C'1,,'" t'1')-'- ll'cp""'"" ct ~)..c!<...Ct , .L b. l., _ ~.!..lCi lj.;,) to sell beer be issued to the:) persons, firms, associations and corporations c.1.S fo1.1 O'U\TS : N KIND l~DDrlE[jS Eble:c }klnto:3h On Sale (Bud IS Tavc'3:cn) 106 st 4th street Cly.:c.e Copr::le '00'0))1"'0 ~nV~l~~) \ 'J , J;:' {::; ._J ..l. Cl I;:-~.. .l.... On. (~: O~ff Salo 410 ~3t ~CJ:lird- street )..1 bert Dahms C. T;Teyer & (Idle Hour) Itc)rl C. th Walnut street 308-310 On Sa.I Cj I'To1"na.l1 '\![ilden.'3tein ('r'TO"f"'11 (.' ~'.'\Jr,.",~) \ 1, 1_. ..... It ~_) .J... '_'.. GJ. J.t On (;: Off Sale 311. North ',Valnut 3t.T'8,,)t 'Nilliam, H .Sha ver (Foe'~l P'" rp'~V0'''n) ,...~. .. J..l_~><J.l ...L.(..... "'-.....L.~ On Sale 320 Nort}l Locust stre t BIG IT1 ~i1tTIlrllIr~~R Il}:;:~E)OI;\TE:D t1.J.f:l-G tl]c~ C-L t:r Cl(}rh-: ~fOr\i\Tclj~'d, t1 cer't:Lfie(j copy of t.h~Si Ho;:;olution to t.he Nebra I,iqtlOT Control CODli!1:Lss:Lon .., +- T i nc 0' n. Pnb"'ac.t-" 0. v ...w__w.. .-1'_ .J...tl:1 L,"-" .1.' ....JJ.:_Ci... RespectfuJ.J_y subrJitted thi~3 6th i1 '0,,- n/:' ~ nl'-i 1 ' O:;fJ17 ,j,,-, I '-"~ .il."' ... ,. ') .L / '. TJ-L~~-- V----...--..-.~...-".-,,-----.--....-...--- __"__,,~_,,_,____,,~____,,,,___,___M"''''_''.-'_<'<<__''''''- I.Iero.l)(Jr~s OJ~ tJ:-1C Ci tJT COU11Ci]~. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was adopted. Application of Ivan W. Morrow for retirement effective May I was presented along with recommendation of Fire Chief Evans. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, approved. Dale Ball, representing The City Planning Commission, made recommendation to the council for opening and maintaining streets in the area of the high school and the Jefferson Feeder school, and suggested a competent traffic engineer be employed for the development of same. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. Also written recommendation from the City Planning Commission pertaining to streets in new additions and suggested widening paving on state street, acquiring land to open a street from Broadwell to the county line west of Broadwell, perhaps Seventh street, maintain- ing of Capital Avenue, State Street and 13th as through streets t:)0>p r.;;~) () with access only through a stop sign~the opening of Custer street. After considerable discussion, motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was received and placed on file for further reference. . I Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, city engineer was instructed to investigate the feasibility of making Sycamore street a through street, instead of Pine street,on account of Sycamore underpass. Mr. Jacobs appeared before the council pertaining to drainage at 12th and Pine street, suggesting that there should be catch basins installed Prior to paving of same. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was referred to the city engineer for investigation. Mr. Hoppe of the Hoppe Lumber Company, who had made request for closing South Front street from Cedar to Walnut, appeared be- fore the council along with Mr. Grimminger and a number of constitu- ent~ who were opposed to the closing of such streets. After some discussion with pros and cons, Mayor Martin made the statement that the city had an obligation to businesses that had been established I in that area for some time and he felt it was necessary to give that considerable thought. The petitioner and protestors requested that the action be deferred until April 20, 1955. Request of Drs. DeMay for building permit for an addition to office building at Seventh and Eddy street was presented through their attorney, Mr. Pierce, who presented plat showing same. After explanation and some discussion, motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, request granted. Bids on airport buildings were presented as per list on file. I . . I I I . C\10. ('" ?:i0i} Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, referred to the city manager and superintendent of the airport. Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment. F. S. White, City Clerk Grand Island, Nebr. April 6, 1955 Council met as Board of Adjustment on rezoning lots 228, to 234 inclusive, West Lawn Addition, from Residence A to Residence B, and tract of ground on south Pine street north of the belt line. Request from Harry Ogden and Matusek in West Lawn Addition was presented. There being no written protests on file, nor protestors present, motion of 'I1oft, seconded by Winkhoff, request was granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Request of Bartenbach Properties, Grand Island Bottling Company and Eldon Dent for rezoning on south Pine street was presented. There being no written protests, nor protestors present, motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, request granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Motion of Cunningham, council adjourned to meet in regular session. F. S. White, City Clerk Grand Island, Nebr. April 6, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. Extension rider for the Union Pacific pertaining to garbage collection was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Wink- hoff, received and placed on file. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, city clerk was authorized to advertise for bids for regular city audit to be received up to 8 P.r-T. April 20. Petition with 58.4% signatures for paving district in Cedar street from 15th street to State was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, request granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Petition with 36.5% signatures for paving district in 14th from Wheeler to Sycamore street was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, request granted and ordinance ordered drawn. . I I I . ~/~n Nti -"....,.y Request from the water department that advertising be had for two deep well turbine pumps, motors, starting equipment and pipe. Bids to be receiyed up to eight o'clock P.M. April 20. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, city clerk was instructed to adver- tise for bids. ') If " h.i':fJ April 6, 1955 To the Members of the City COUncil a-rand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: . I Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Water Main District No. 194, which district is to be const- ructed in 20th Street and shall extend from VV'heeler Avenue to Oak Stl"'e at. 414 lbs fittings .18 $4300.00 74.52 1720 lin. ft. 611 cast iron water main @ 2.50 1 8 x 6 tapping valve- sIeve & valve box Smith or equal 150.00 l5Q.0.2_ 4524.52 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 PM., April 20, 1955. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Respectfully submitted, ~<~.# /~/ / Y /Y--L~,-~d?~// E. H. Cordes City Engineer Toft,was approved. I April 6, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska G.entlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Water r.JIain District No. 195, which district is to be constructed in West Avenue from 5th Street to the North line of West Heights Second Addition and in Sherman Avenue from 5th street to the north line of West Heights Second Addition. 1400 lin. ft. 411 cast iron water main complete in place @ 2.00 256 Ibs fittings .18 $2800.00 _~6.08 2846.08 I . It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 P.M., April 20, 1955. Respectfully sUbmitted, ~-';~ ./ ."" .//~~~/~~~::~_..... E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was approved. . I I I . 242 April 6, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand. Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Sewer District No. 283, which district shall be laid in Sylvan Street and shall extend from Windolph Avenue to Oxnard Avenue. 340 lin. ft. 8" vitrified clay sewer tile complete in place @ 2.35 135.00 $ 799.00 135.00 ..... I 1 manhole complete 934. 00 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 P.M., April 20, 1955 Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Respectfully submitted, d'-'//4 ' >/ /.-./Z? /7 ,/ ///i<f1/c~'-?~~~,~' E. H. Cordes City Engineer Toft, was approved. April 6, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the constructlon of Sewer District No. 284, which district shall be laid in the easement along the ee.sterly side of West Heights Second Addition from 5th Street north to the north line of West Heights Second Addition; in the easement between West Avenue and Sherman Avenue from 5th Street to the north line of West Heights Second Addition, and in the easement along the westerly slde of West Heights Second Addition from 5th Street' to the north line of West Heights Second Addition. 1950 lin. ft. 8" vitrified clay sawer tile complete in place 6 manholes complete @ 2.35 135.00 $4582.50 810.00 5392.50 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 P.M., Apnil 20, 1955 Respec~fully submitted, ___'. / //~~) . A '<'--/<7/>'( tJL'--:Y4-i. ..... v -,,/,--, .,~~./ v ~< -"..'..t1~^ E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was approved. . I I I . ')4. 'II ~. -:f) April 6, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 240, which district is to be constructed ip Okla- homa. Avenue from Arthur Street to Cleveland Street. 142 cu. yds. excavation, earth 750 cu. yds. earth borrow, to be furnished by the contractor 3159 sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement 1537 lin. ft. 6" integral curb 296 lin. ft. I" ex:oansion joint 67 lin. ft. remove old concrete header @ .75 1.00 3.05 .45 .25 .35 $106.50 750.00 9634.95 691.65 74.00 2 3 .~iQ 11280.55 It is recommended the.t this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 O'clock P.M. April 20, 1955. Respectfully submitted, ~rL/-~//J // ' ~z::f y....L 4--Z/7t~/ E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was approved. April 6, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 241, which district is to be constructed in 18th Street from Broadwell Avenue to Gre,nd Island Avenue. 520 cu. yds. excavation, earth 2843 so. yds. 6" concrete pavement 1097 lin. ft. 6" integral curb 270 line ft. 1" expansion joint 67 line ft. construct concrete, header 67 lin. ft. remove old concrete header 28 line fD. remove old curb & gutter 68 sq. ft. remove old sidewalk 63 sq. ft. construct 4" concrete sidewalk 1 each adjust manhole to grade 3 each adjust catch basins to line and grade $ .75 3.05 .45 .25 .75 .35 .35 .10 .40 25.00 $ 390.00 8671.15 493.65 67.50 50.25 23.45 9.80 6.80 25.20 25.00 105.00 35.00 9867.80 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bidA to be received until 8:00 o'clock P.M. April 20, 1955. Respectfully submitted, ~ / ~a- /;1 ,,-'/ ........f. '.' /" '1'-"';'" - .,,,, ( 'G/ /v.~?;rC/.:L--_- ~H ~ Corde s City Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was approved. . I I I . April 6, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Islanel, Nebraska Gentlemen: no A ! {,:J ':ft-f Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 242, which district is to be constructed in Syca- more Street extending f~Dm South Street to Oklahoma Avenue. 1220 6649 2443 40- ,-,0 167 50 69 1 3 @ .75 3.05 .45 .25 .75 .35 .25 25.00 cu. yds excavation, earth sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement lin. ft. 6" integral curb lin. ft. 1" expansion joint lin. ft. construct concrete header line ft. remove old curb & gutter line ft. remove old stralght curb each adjust m~mhole to grade each adjust catch basins to line and grade 1 construct catch basin 30 line ft. 12" concrete pipe 35.00 75.00 2.25 $ 915.00 20279.45 1099.35 106.25 125.25 17.50 17.25 25.00 105 . 00 75.00 67.50 22832.55 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'clock P.M. April 20, 1955. ReSDPctfullv submitted ~ .;_. ;.J --/2/7~c;h . 4. ../ t--; -7/-e:..-;::::Ct'~ E. H. Cordes C:i.ty Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was approved. . I I I . 2. if 1:. ~i}J RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the City Council deems it advisable tp purchase the real estate described as Lot Sixteen (16) in Block One (1), Dill and Huston's Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and a parcel of land lying directly North of Lot Sixteen (16), in Block One (1) of Dill and Huston's Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, the same being approximately 50' by 90' and being described as the East 50' of the East 100' of all of that part of the South Half of the Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section Seventeen (17), Township Eleven (11), North, Range Nine (9), lying North of the North line of Blocks One (1), Two (2), and Three (3), of Dill and Huston's Addition to the City. of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska for street purposes, and WHEREAS, Joseph L. Forst and Mary Forst, husband and wife, have agreed to sell said real estate to the City for $400.00, it being understood that the said grantors will pay the 1954 taxes and all prior years and that the City will assume and pay a special assessment levied against said property for the construction of a water main. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the City purchase the real estate herein described and that the City assume payment of the special assessment for said water main, and that the claim filed for the purchase of said real estate be, and the same is hereby ordered paid. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a certified copy of this Resolu- tion be forwarded to the City Treasurer and to the City Engineer with instructions to show said real estate as being one of the official streets on the records of the City of Grand Island and on the official map thereof. Respectfully submitted this 6 day of April, 1955. Motion of Toft, seconded by L .. ..@.j~ V Cunningham, resolution adopted on deed from J. L. and Mary Forst Members of the City Council for land in Dill & Huston Addition., and deed ordered filed with . I I I . C) ~ /~' ~':fo the Register of Deeds. RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island desires to purchase a tract of land from Matthew F. Brach and Josephine L. Braoh described as a tract of land in the Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (NWtswt), Section Twenty-one (21), Township Eleven (11) North, Range Nine (9), 'West of the 6th P.M., Hall County, Nebraska, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the East line of said Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of said Section 21, as now located; said point being 762.3 feet north from the southeast corner of said NWtswt; running thence north on said East line 75 feet; running thence west at right angles 100 feet; running thence South at right angles 75 feet; running thence East at right angles 100 feet to the point of beginning; excepting from the above described tract the county road 33 feet in width on the east side thereof, on which to construct and maintain a city well, and WHEREAS, an Agreement concerning the purchase thereof has been prepared and attached hereto, and WHEREAS, the City Council has examined said agreement and finds that the S~le should be approved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that said contract be and the same is here- by approved; that the President of the City Council and the City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the City of Grand Island, and that a certified copy of this Resolution be forwarded to C. W. Burdick, Utility Commissioner. Respectfully submitted this 6 day of April, 1955. Members of the City Council Contract by and between Matthew Brach and Josephine Brach and the City of Grand Island for the purchase of land for well purposes was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, was approved . I I I . 6) 4: "'j ;:..;:!: ~ and mayor and clerk authorized to sign. Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, deed from Brach be accepted and filed with the Register of Deeds. Agreement by and between the CB & Q and the Light Department for power line crossing the tracks at the new power plant site was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. Mayor authorized to sign. R 12. SOL U T .1 ON RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Grand Island Nebraska, That, the Mayor be and is hereby authorized and directed tB enter into an agreement with the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail- road Company covering the City's 34.5 KV transmission line over- crossing of Burlington track and right of way at Mile Post 95.46, Grand Island, Nebraska. John C. Martin Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was adopted. Lease by and between the city of Grand Island and 14etzel Dis- tributing Company for storage space at the ice plant was presented. Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. Agreement by and between Grand Island Rural Fire Protection District and the city was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved and mayor and clerk authorized to sign. Lease for fifteen acres of land at the airport by and between Robert and Don Peterson and the city was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, was approved, mayor and clerk authorized to sign. Extension agreements on buildings at the airport were presented as follows: International Harvester Company, T-102 Doyle C. Collins, T-208 G. W. Martin Company, T-860 Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, were approved. Mayor and clerk authorized to sign. . I I I . ')/1 P /' "'I' i" tiC./I __ '-.J ORDINANCE 3070 vacating Taylor Avenue between 13th and 16th Street was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3070 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, None. Ordinance 3070 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3070 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehn}ce . V ot ing no, none. Ordinance 3070 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 3071 authorizing sale of that part of Taylor Avenue between 13th and 16th street was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3071 - Notion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Ordinance 3071 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ord,inance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3071 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and or dinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham,Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3071 - Motion ofToft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. . I I I . ~) If "J" ~~" ~... -. ORDINANCE 3072 creating paving district 249 in Cedar street from 15th to State street was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3072 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, I' Martin, Cunningharp, oft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3072 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none Ordinance 3072 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3072 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 3073 vacating Thomas and Harry avenues in Rains .J:"irst Addition from Roberts Avenue to the CB & Q was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3073 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3073 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and or dinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3073 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and or dinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3073 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. . I c.~ r~ I. ~ ~~)u ORDINANCE 3074 authorizing sale of that portion of Thomas Avenue and Harry Avenue from Roberts Avenue to the Burlington tracks was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3074 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3074 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Or~inanc~_~074 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3074 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting I no, none. ORDINANCE 3075 creating curb and gutter district 103 in West I . Heights Addition was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3075 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3075 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3075 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. !loll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3075 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. . I I I . C~.... 11 r:;;J t,: .-". Claims against the city were presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, were approved as read and listed in the claim register. Oral request along with a plat pertaining to Morris Fifth Addi tion was presented. J.Vlotion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, referred to the Planning Commission. Hecommendations of Kinder and Barbarick on the sale of air- port buildings were presented as follows: Name Bldg. No. Amount T-212 $115.50 821 37.00 T-844 61.00 T-629 $ 40.00 T-645 $115.00 T-873 $229.00 "Ell 181.00 "All $171.10 II $203.00 "B" "F" $246.00 "CIl $141.00 "DIl 161.00 Gas tank & $65.00 Equipment "Grt $245.00 T-60l $88.00 T-310 $131.00 T-220 $240.00 T-826 148.00 P. B. Shaffer Alvin E. Walters Laumont Gillam L. C. Schwanz Hoy Schnoor Glen Bettenhouser W. B. Snell Max Gruber E. W. Mettenbrink H. L. Simpson Edward J. Bigley George Furby W. Jack Smith Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendations were approved. Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned. F. S. White, City Clerk 4-6-55 . I I I . CJ; r'- f") ~~);~ Grand Island, Nebr. April 20, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. His honor, the mayor, presiding. Minutes of the meeting of April 6 were read. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. Bonds, having been okayed by the city attorney, were presented as follows: C. W. Burdick, Light & water Commissioner Paul Holmberg, City Attorney Arthur Lowell, House Mover Robert Williamson Lyle Knott, Auctioneers John G. Woodin, City Physician Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, bonds were approved. Petitioh with 100% signatures for sewer between 17th and 18th from the existing sewer district 256-A extending and running westerly was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, request granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Petition for paving in Oklahoma Avenue from Elm to Lincoln was presented. After some discussion, was held over for further investigation. RESOLUTION WHEREAS, 'I'flE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement extending to December 31, 1956, the term of contract 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 Cou:m.ty, Nebraska; said agreement being identified as Railroad Company's C. D. No. 24327-M; 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 sub- served 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 . I I I . Ill' 'v ,-, ~'; ;) ;) 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 dupli- cate original of said agreement a certified copy of this resolution. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. c~ t5...." r:; :. J. ,y...ti... . I RES 0 L UTI 0 N ..--......---....-... WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, in conjunction with the State of Nebraska, has entered into an agreement for the resur- facing of that part of the Lincoln Highway situated in said City whioh comprises that part of Seoond Street lying between the Chicago, Burlington and Quinoy Railroad Company underpass and the viaduct constructed over the Union Pacifio Railroad Company tracks, and WHEREAS, the City has entered into an agreement with the State of Nebraska and the Federal Government providing that parking of all motor vehicles on said Seoond Street will be prohibited as soon as the resurfacing of said street has been started. NOW, THEREF'ORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City I of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the peldng of all motor vehicles on said Second Street be prohibited as soon as the resurfacing of said street has been started; that appropriate "No Parkingtt signs be placed along said Seoond Street as soon as the City Manager determines that the ereotion of the same becomes necessary. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward certified copies of this Resolution to the City Manager, the City Engineer and to the Police Department. Respeotfully submitted this 20 day of April, 1955. I . (!. Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. . I I I . '1- .,.... .1,',- r';; ;) ~) RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the Central Nebraska Shrine Club of Grand Island desires to lease the building known as the high school airport gym for the purpose of exhibiting the Shrine Circus for the dates of April 28th, 29th and 30th and May 1st, 1955, and an agreement concerning the rental thereof has been prepared, and WHEREAS, the City Council has examined said agreement and finds that the same should be approved. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that said contract be and the same is hereby approved and the President of the City Council and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized to Itgn said agreement on behalf of the City of Grand Island. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a certified copy of this Resolution be forwarded to the Airport Superintendent. Respectfully submitted this 20 day of April, 1955. lembers of the city Council Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, was approved. . I I I . 0'".... ii, ;:;;;;) () RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- x: WI1EREAS, on the 20 day of January, 1954, at a regular meeting of the city council, the request of Norden Laboratories to secure the City of Grand Island to provide fire protection was regularly submitted for consideration and approved by said Council and an agreement between the City of Grand Island and said Norden Laboratories was ordered prepared, and WHEREAS, the City Council now has such agreement before it and finds that said agreement should be approved. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COm~CIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the agreement be and the same is hereby approved; that the President of the City Council and the City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized to sign said agreement on behalf of the City of Grand Island, and that a certified copy of this Resolution be attached to said agreement. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this agreement be furnished to Richard Evans, Fire Chief, and to C. W. Burdick, Utility Commissioner. Re spe c tfu11y su bmi t ted thi s ;((7 t:! day of April, 1955. ~ ~- M~A' Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, resolution was approved. . I I I . 6) ,,- ';7 ;;;~:) 4 April 20, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I herewith submit the cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 192, which district was constructed in Broadwell Avenue from Prospect ~~ to Capital Avenue. . ~- ,~\J' V I~':'-' <C\~-~ This district was constructed by Louis H. Smith at the following costs: 1247 269 1 1 ft. 611 cast iron water main fittings gate valve & box tapping valve, s~ve & valve box @ 2.395 .15 80.00 130.00 $ 2986.57 40.35 80.00 130.00 3236.92 lin. Ibs. 611 611 I recommencl 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 water main district No. 192. To Louis H. Smith To Engineering & Publication $3236.92 l6l.8q 3398.77 Entire amount to Water Fund. I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on the above Water Main. District No. 192 on the 4th day of May, 1955 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, /t{JI~J It;. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. . I I I . o...-n (::;;) C) April 20, 1955. To the Members of the City Council G'r~1D.d I to land, N e bra ska. Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's revised estimate for Water Main District No. 195, which district is to be constructed in West Avenue from 5th Street to the North line of West Heigb.ts Second. Addition and in Sherman Avenue from 5th Street to the north line of West Heights Second Addition. 1312 1in. ft. 6" cast iron water main complete in place @ 2.50 .18 95.00 $3280.00 114.48 190.00 I 636 lbs fi.ttings 2 611 valves & boxes 3584.48 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'clock P.M. May 4, 1955. .~...e.f3p)J...t. f'Ull.Y subm~tted, /-f~~~-/ E. H. Cordes City .Engineer \ Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was approved. . I I I . ~. ~ 0 h<oJ f:.J Q..' .~_prll 20, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand. Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I rsreby cert1.fy tha.t Loui s H . Smith has completed. the work on Sewer District No. 281 in accordance with the plans and. specifications and. contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and Lou.1s H. Smith, which contract is da.ted January 1955. I further certify that the work done contains the following material at the unit prices Bct forth in the contract. 338 line ft. 8" vitrified clay pipe with hot-poul"cd bituminous j0.ints @ 2.00 1 manhole complete 125.00 ~~ 676.00 125.00 .-; 801.00 I recommend that the work completed by LOllis 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. 281. To Louie H. Smith To Engineering and Publication 801.00 40.05 T- ;lr' 841.05 The entire amount to Sewer District Fund. I further recommend that the City Council sit as a bODrd of equalization on the above Sewer District No. 281 on the 4th day of May 1955 at eight 0lcloc1 P.M. Rcspe9tfully submitted, ~~~ E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of CUnningham, seconded by Toft, was approved. :~' . I I I . r', C...' ,. /' f q .... ,;'0 April ro, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I herewith certify that the Rentlor Company Inc. has completed the work on Sewer District No. 282 in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and the P..entlor Company Inc. which contract is dated March 1955. I further certify that the v!Orl~ done contains the following material at the unit prices set forth in the contract. 660 lin. ft. 8" vitrified clay pipe @ 2 each manholes 1 drop manhole conneation 49.33 sq. yds. remove & replace concrete 80 sq. ft. remove & replace concrete sidewalk $1782.00 440.00 47.00 271.33 2.70 220.00 47.00 5.50 40.00 .50 2580. .33 I recommeno. that the work completed by t.he Rentlor Company Inc. 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. 282. To the Rentlor Company Inc. To Engineering & Publication 2580.33 129.02 2709.35 The entire amount to Sewer District Fund I further recommend that the City Council sit as a, board of equalization on the above Sewer District No. 282 on the 4th day- of May 1955 at; e-ight 0 I ~locJs.: P. r~. Respectfully- submitted, t:#&~/ E. H. Cordes City- Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was approved. Bids on water main district 194 were opened and read as follows: City Water Dept. Louis H. Smith $4288.93 4519.50 4987.80 Diamond Engineering Co. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, referred to the water commissioner and city manager. ~ l~ 1 fwI ~.Y .iL Bids on cast iron pipe were opened and read as follows: U . S. Pipe & Foundry Co. $1.67 ft American Cast Iron Pipe Co. 1.71 ft. . James B. Clow 1.67 ft. Alabama Pipe Co. 1.71 ft. I U. S. Supply Co. 1.73 ft. Kelly Supply Co. 1.69 ft. Bids on Sewer District 283 and 284 were opened and read as follows: 283 284 Rentlor Co. $900 $5197.50 Diamond Engineering Co. $925 $5347.50 Louis H. Smith $912 $5167.50 Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, referred to the city manager and city engineer. Bids for the annual audit were opened and read as follows: I Orin Contryman $1275 $1174 R. B. Lockwood Bids were opened and read as follows: Pave Dist. Pav.Dist. Pave Di st. 240 241 242 Gerhold Co. $11,127.57 $9842.24 $22786.62 Mo. Valley Const . 10,879.70 9596.30 22253.50 Inland Const . 11,195.68 9857.08 22827.35 Dobson Bros. 11,036.56 9756.20 22569.00 Diamond Eng. 10,555.20 9264.19 21,371.35 Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, referred to the city manager and city engineer. Bids for deep well turbine pump, motor, starting I' . equipment and fittings were opened and read as follows: Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Layne l.vestern 3345.00 $3656.39 3165.00 $2427.00 Kelly Supply $3855.47 Fairbanks Norse 3150.20 3040.00 Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was referred to the water commissioner and city manager. . I I I . ') (.' c.>> t"" f !d A group from Stolley Park Addition with Walter Lauritsen as spokesman, presented arguments against the city locating more wells in that area. Mr. Les Stewart, Mr. H. Rinder, Dr. L. A. Cates, mentioned different ideas as to the reasons for lowering of the water level. Mr. Frank Phelps of the city presented arguments refuting the arguments as set forth by the protestors showing that the number of wells that the city has is less than one per cent of the wells in Hall County, and that it was apparent that the lowering of the water level was due to the number of wells used for irrigation. Considerable argu- ment was presented by each side with no definite conclusion except that the city would go ahead with the wells as outlined. Mr. Claussen and the West Land Building Company made request for the construction of eight residences on six lots in Block 11, Claussen Country View Addition. Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, request was granted providing that all other matters pertaining to the building code were met. Lawrence Eaton, Commander of the American Legion, made request for permission to use grounds on the Baseball Park area for carnival purposes June 13 to 18. (Charles K. Lewis, Fullerton, Nebr.) After considerable discussion, motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, request would be granted as per arrangements to be made with the city manager. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by 1:Jinkhoff, that f... Mr. Frank Phelps be highly commended for the presentation as given pertaining to wells and well sites. Mr. Frank Greene made request from the council for permission to wire the third apartment w.ith Romax instead of Conduit, stating that in the construction of duplexes he knew nothing as to the building code on the use of Romax. After considerable discussion, questions and answers, motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, that the wiring be governed by the Building Code. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Hehnke, Martin. Voting no, Cunningham, Winkhoff. Mr. Claussen made request that the stub streets in Claussen Country View Addition, namely Plum and Eugene, be closed. Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, request was referred to the Planning Commission and that the petitioner be notified as . I I I . to the meeting date of the Planning Commission. ngn ~~ :,J ~J City manager made the following recommendations that bids be accepted: R. B. Lockwood, city audit Diamond Engineering Co. Paving Dist. 240 Diamond Engineering Co. Paving Dist. 241 Diamond Engineering Co. Paving Dist. 242 Rentlor Co., Inc. Sewer Dist. 283 Louis H. Smith Sewer Dist. 284 City Water Dept. Water Main Dist. 194 James B. Clow & Sons 6~ Cast Iron Water Main $1174 $10,555.20 $9264.19 $21,371.35 ~"900 . 00 $5167.50 $4288.93 $2505.00 . I I I . ~) l" .1' . /-.,)0-4 RES 0 L U 1: ION WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for making the annual city audit to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 20 day of April, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, R.B.L.Okweod of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid for the annual city audit and the bid was found to be the lowest and be st bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said R.B.Lookwoeel of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for making the annual city audit be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for said city audit be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said R.B.Leokwood ' and that the Presi- dent of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 20 day of April, 1955. "G~_/<, ~J, of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was adopted. . I I I . n r: " ;;: \J ~) RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City of Grand Is:Lund invited sealed bids for tho cons truction of a pu.vinc di i;l tri ct Imor.rn Clnd de signLe ted as PD.vinc; District No. 240 , to be received up to 8 o'clock P.U. en the 20th day of April ,1955, and to bo oponednt 8 o'clock D P .L . J.',.l". on said cla to, Ct t the regular mOG tine of the Ci ty. CouncJ_l of said City, and WHEREAS, the Dla.end Ellc1aeerlnc C..pan,1 of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted 0. soaled bid for tho constructlon of said difJtrict and the bid of said Contractor was found to bo the lowest and best bid. NO\'I, THEREFORE, B2 1'1' HESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Ne brCi. ska; the.. t tho bid of the said .The Dt....e1 t C of tho City of Gro.nd Ip,lart.d, Neb. raska. Eftci.ear lIlC . e.,a., -' . ~ for tho construction of said pavine district known and designated us Pavine District No, 240, bo, and tho same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the, construction of said paving district be ontoroa into by and bat~oon tho City of Grand Island und tho SOld D1a.end E.c1.~.rl.1 C..,aay , and that the President of tho City Council and tho Clark of said City, be, and they ~rc hereby au thori zed to sign sa:).d con traCt t for nnel on bch,"tlf of said City. Resp0ctfully subnittod this 20 April 1955, dE~:Y- of " I / (~. 0 tL,ttA~';c~~,-' Llowbc;rs of the City Council - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was adopted. '. . I I I . C1tg /1 ~:;UO R B S 0 t UTI 0 N WHIsRI:CAS, the City of Grund Islunc.1 :Lnvitod sealed bids for the eonstruction of a pu..vinC district Imot"lh and desicn:_~ted feS P1:vine District N.c. 241 , to bo received up to 8 o'clock P.lT. on tho 20 day of April ,1955, and to bo oponod at 8 q'clock P.M. on said dnte, at tho rogular moat:Lnc of the City Council of I s'aid City, anc1 WHEREAS, the D1.a..d Eql.J,leer1q, C..pallJ of tho City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a soalod bid for the cortttruction of said district and tho bid of said Contractor ~as found to bo tho lowost and bost bid, NOVI, THERt;FORE, Rit I'r HESOLVI:;D BY TIm COUNCIL of tho City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that tho bid of tho said Dt...nd Eaclatter!.. e..,a., of tho Ci ty of Grand Islnncl, nebraska, for tho construction of s~:dd pavine district known and dosisno.ted asPnvinc District 'No. 241, bo, and tho same is heroby accopted; that a contract for tho construction of said pavinG district bo enterod into by and bct~G8n tho City of Grand Island and tho s~id Dia..ad Eacl..ariA, C..pany , and that tho Prosident of the Ci t;'l Council ;::nd the Clerk of said Ci ty, be, ~md th,o;y r~re horeby au thori zed to sien said con trac t for nnd on boh:tlf of said C:L ty. Rospectfully subnittod this 20 day of April 1955. ~(~I _ () i;,~ 111 rut ~.' ),>Lt:t<,/</-",/'J ITombors o [-t"1:) City Council ~- Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, was adopted. '. . I I I . 6) i' ""; ~D' ... .,... R rr S 0 tu 1 f 6 N 'i WHEREAS, the City of Grand. Island invited soaled bids for tho con s truction of apu.:v:i.nc di s tri ct knowh and do sic;n:;~ tod &s P,~vine: District No. 242 , to bo ~0coivod up to 8 o'clock P.U; on tho. 20th day of April ,195ij and to bo opened at 8 b'clock P.~. on said data, at the regular mootinG of the City Council of said City, 8nc1 WIfEREA S, the D1a..nd E.Ilc1aee1'l.. C..'.A7 at tho City ot Grand ls1urid, Nobraska, submitted a soalod bid for tho c0118truction of 3D.id di strict and tho bid of said Contractor Was found to bo tho lowost and boet bid. NOVI, T~REFORB, B2: ~['r HESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of tho City of Grand Island, Nobraska; that the bid of tho said Dl..,nfl II1&1"..1'1al. 0...'117 of tlw Ci ty of Grand Island, Nobraska,.. for tho construction of shid pavine district known and designated as Pavine District No. 242, bc~ and tho sarno is heroby a6copt~d; that a contract for tho construction of said pavinG district be i enterod into by and bet~eon the City of Grand Island and tho sUld Diaaend Enci.eerlac C..,an7 ~ and that tho prosidont of tho 01 ty Council ~md the Clerk of sD.id Ci ty, bo I [~nd tb.oy ru'O horoby au thori zod to siGn said contl'ccct for nnel on boh,':.lf of said City. Respoctfully subri1ttod this 20 duy of April 1955. -fJfi., " ~ . _........__.~--...... VV1" / . /' / t (4/'-",/ (A~,,_ >1.',7 Uombors 01'- ill() Ci ty Council ~otion of Hehnke, seconded by Cunningham, was adopted. '. . I I I . or I.' ~~ {} (~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, tho City of Grand Island invited soalod bids fo~ tho construction of a sowor main district known and designated as Sewor Main District No, 283 ) to be receivod up to 8 o'clock E.M on the 20 day of April , 195',5,. and to be opened at 8 ot 0100: P.M.. on said date, at the regular moeting of the City Council of ~aid City, and V'HmREAS, tho Rentler C..pany IAe. of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a soaled bid for the construction of said district and the bid of said contractor was found to bo tho lowest and bost qid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of tho City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of tho said ~e.tler C..paA1,IAc. of tho City of Grand Island, Nobraskaf for tho construction of said sewer main district known and designated as Sower Main District.No.283t be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for tho construction of said sewer main district be ontored into by and betweon tho City of Grand Island and the said Bentler C...puy Iae. and that tho President of the City Council and tho Clerk of said City, .bo, and they are hereby authorized~to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City_ , Rospeotfully submittod this 20 day of April , 195,5. (# /1~?t..-~/~..J, .. ~ .. Mombor~~ortllo clty douncil Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, was adopted. . I I I . Oe "J- ,"<, t..~ l~ r-~ ~.f q RES 0 t UTI 0 N WHEREAS, tho City of Grund Island invited scalod oids for the constr~ction of a sower main district known and designatod as Sewer Main District No. 284 1 to be t'eeoivod up to 8 o'clock PeM on tho 20 day of April , lB5',r, a:p,d to'bo opened at 8 orcl~J P~M. on said date, at tho r08ula~ monting of tho City Council of said CitYI and Y,fHEREA S , the Lens Ii. SlIit. of tho City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the bid of said contractor was found to be tho lowest and bost bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of tho City of Grand Island, Nobraska; that tho bid of tho said L.us :i.SIIi tk of tho City of Grand Island, Nobraska, for tho construction of said sewer main district known and designatod as Sowor Main District No. 284 1 bo, and the same i.s hereby ac'cepted; that 11 contract for the construction of said sewe~ main district be entered into by and between the Oity of Grand Island ond the said Lollis Ii.SllitA , and that the Prosident of tpe City Council and the Clork of soid City, be, and thoy are horeby authorized to sign said contract for and onbohalf of said Cityo Respectfully submittod this 20 day of April , 195't? Members of tho City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was adopted. . I I I . .' I'" (l> ~: ( '1 RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City of Grand ISland invited sealed bids for the construction of a water main district known and designated as Wa tor Main Di stric t No. 194 ~ to be 1'.0 cei ved up to 8 0' clocl:, P ."MOo on the 20 day of April J 19Ed~ and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at tho regular moeting of the City Council of said City, and VlHEREAS, the City Water Depart_eat of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid for tho construction of said district and tho bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid~ NOVI J 'rHEREFORE, BE IT HESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said c~t1 Wat.er Department of the City of Grand Island, Nebranka, for the construction of said water main district known and designated as Water Main District No. 194 " bo, and the sarne is hereby accepted; that a contract for the construction of said wator main district be entored into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said City Water De,artaeat , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City, be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 20 April , 195'~~ day of fl.~,/. (7/ ',-. HA..tL~-~-..) Members of the Citv Council " Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was adopted. . I I I . C' ~.~;' .f. / ../ r ~ Z .it RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of pipe, fittings, valves, meters and couplings to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the 20th day of April, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, the J aae. B. Clew &:_Seu of the City of5iraiacham,Aiahaaa , submitted a sealed bid for said material and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TErn COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said James B.Cle. &: S.ns Aiahaa of the City of Biraiachaa, , for the furnishing of said fittings, valves, meters and couplings be accepted; that a contract for the furnishing of said materials be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Jame. B.Clow &: SeASt Biraiackam, Ala'aaa and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 20 day of April , 1955. (: L ... AA-1.-- j,1 /i '--2 1) /Lf . .-, ~_ . U.If..,{, AN- Members of the City Council Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Cunningham, was adopted. Agreement by and between City of Grand Island and NOFden Labra- tories pertaining to fire protection was presented and recommended by City Manager that same be signed. Motion of TOft,seconded by Winkhofifi~ that agreement be approved and Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Lease agreement with Foreman Beverage Company, building identified as T-858, having been recommended by the city manager, was presented. Motion of Toft, .seconded by Hehnke, was approved, and mayor and clerk authorized to sign. . I I I . 51;1,) NU fJ h::l Agreement by and betv.Teen the city of Grand Island and C. E. Gleason for the use of land along the sewer ditch for grazing purposes was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Wink- hoff, approved. Mayor and clerk authorized to sign. Airport leases with Marvin E. Vautravers and Delmer Hoover were presented. Recommended by the city manager that same be approved. Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, were approved. Mayor and clerk authorized to sign. Lease agreement with Clarence Cates for approximately 22 acres of ground at the airport for alfalfa raising was presented and recommended that same be approved. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, approved. Mayor and clerk authorized to sign. Some discussion on opening of Oak street into the race track area. After considerable discussion, motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, that the street be opened from April 21 to May 14 on race days only between the hours of 1:15 and 8:30 P.M.,and that a letter be mailed to the President of the Livestock Improvement Assocation advising that this season was definitely the last time that the street would be open,and that other arrangements should be made. Application of Seferino Ramirez having been set for hearing at this time, motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was adopted. . I I I . f.,- t.;:';.! Ii 'a,' ~. t~) R ~ Q 0 L Y T I Q N IT RESOLVED BY THE COTHTCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebrash:a, tha t a license to sell beer at ItON &: OEF' SAI,l"ill be granted to Seferino Ramirez,d/b/a All tions Club, to be operated at the address 119 East South Front Street. BE IT 2UHTHEH ImSOLVED that the City Clerk fDrward a certified. copy of this Resolution to the Nebraska Liquor Control Cornmission at Lincoln, Nebraska. Respectfully submitted this 20th day of April,1955. C~fJ '.'~ ~;rr'~A./ tI' , 1Ut~_ ( L___.___._,.__.._.._._._~._,--~ ____________......_-"<....r.-~___._.__.. TTember,': of t,he Ci ty Cov.ncil. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was adopted. Il.E::i 0 L TJT I OrT }lE I~r rtT~;~3()]~VJ:~~D COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, l"E'br!:>r<Jrr\ th"'t trlP oer"on ,er'("'lnaf'ter n""'nAl" be' ~'......i'1...(1, I.11,"'.. t,(~ }lere.'ll...~....T :":'", <:<.0,'-"", .0'.:. ~~;:) t.:.,,", .'. ., 0.;'0..,., .,'" .._.. _.~ _. v approved as '~nager for the licensee herein designated,as provided by tho laws of th8 State of Nebraska governing the sale of beer and intoxlca t5"ng liquoI'. AG-;m IJJ-CjLIT>SJ~l~ J.\I):ORIDSS Eulalio Hamirez E~e:fel"')5..1'-: 0 R!:ltUj_l1 e z 119 East South Front street. dib/a!\.ll tj.ons Club f1 I~ IT I:tTH rtJ'_~:3DI.;~TJ~J) trlcJ. t i~11c' C1 t.:).! CJ_eI~lr. ~rO~r\IY[).j~(l a certj~~fi.ed copy of this Resolution to the braska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska. li.e~,nect -, 1 Y submitted t.his 2Dt.h doy of Aptil, 19 ?j. '\ \ , ---., ,./ ('{ 1/1/' 'z' - A"J \" .t'{'caj, - ... _t,;.'t.......' >""'...., l,_ . _---:-t_,____ ~:-:Ternl)or::) ()~f i~j_ t:j, C;ollnciJ_. Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Cunningham, was adopted. . I I I . ,I -l (~.. <:.l _J&.. ORDINANCE 3076 rezoning portion of Lot 15 in County Sub-Division, 11~along Pine Street north of Bismark Road from Residence A to Business B was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3076 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3076 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Boll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3076 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3076 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 3077 rezoning lots 228 to 234 inclusive in West Lawn l..ddition from Residence A to Business B was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3077 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3077 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3077 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Qrdinance 3077 - Flotion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. . I I I . oJ "'-, "0' ~ 'i~) ORDINANCE 3078 creating Sewer District 285 in the alley between 17th and 18th at the intersection of State street was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3078 - J\1otion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no,none. Ordinance 3078 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3078 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3078 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 3079 creating Paving District 250 in 14th from Wheeler to Sycamore was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3079 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Wink- hoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3079 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff,rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3079 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3079 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. . I I I . '1 t'-{ (' i:diO Claims against the city were presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, approved as read and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. I-lotion of Cunningham, council adjourned. F. S. White, City Clerk 4-20-55 6") t..\,{ ~7' f~ i 1\,,1 . I\PPT~10PRI1\TIONS & EXPENDITUREE3 FOR F ISCP1L YEAR END IN G APlt 1L 30, 1955 rUND ADJ. !".dm. 1L6160. DC) . I .L-;nCf. 41R40.00 ..--~ r~ .. .',.'. ~H33'70.()O TTea 1 tll 1240(,.00 Inc. 35100.00 C. Pall 10410.00 renE~ rill 1 P, i~'~ 8 2-:'1m -19180.00 ~onds Int.61300.00 -13420.00 ~ir. 112365.74 Cjt. ley5,c-j?96.62 Gas Tax 18862.38 :3an. 53878.39 I.J ark 68550.60 Do1ice 153727.95 I Cemetery 128959.60 T1' J lre 1/',8258.00 Fire Pen.2491S.86 Dyc. st. 137940.19 Library ,'32~)OO. 00 Civil Def. 462.00 Sewer 61540.00 PRving 92011.20 Garaoe 42000.00 sic 5000.00 C:~oc. Sec. 21000.00 Sewer Con.44327.75 I . Elk's Lot 3600.00 118.28 rratal 143I778. 28 118. 28 -32600.00 Ice \.ater Liqht "e1lJer Di st rict Paving District lTD 11) 'I\/:r AI, II, E:XPLNDED I3P,UUJ C E 3531.44 3~~~)30.61 13229.39 3019.32 2r3845.83 12994.17 2174.74 17 3Ll0. 39 21029.61 974.25 8~)~32.14 ~)86~J.86 7 3 6 . 113 6471.83 2862[5017 n33.91 9f384.36 72~,.64 11 270 . 0 9 10'J805.16 80476.84 28700.00 11627.16 73636.'1U :)872~J.34 15194.96 43,337. '15 9959.17 8057.76 lUSCH.62 4101.69 3Ll062.3~:l 19816.00 4383.83 /'8227.,~n 110323.29 11102.13 97632.38 56095.57 2527.21 169~~7.16 112032.44 16946.07 94619.49 3363E:.51 1363.76 12023.84 1289~~~.()2 326.90 ~~2214.00 115726.19 2960./10 23636.18 886~1.82 46~;.OO 7351. 54 46233.92 15306.08 1:311.12 235;;2.33 684:88.87 40/'0.09 314:3El.31 10561. 69 bOO.OO 1900.0C 3100.CO 5239.32 16079.06 7920.94 :30222.56 14105.19 2332.42 1385.86 100326.27 709908.12 689:388. 44 911. 60 1-34,35.42 15730.42 155886.04 89081.87 58100e.09 3393.81 18474.24 60.34 ~~()4527.99 /'09504.31 1683239.90 Respectfully submitted, F. S. White, City Clerk. . I I I . ~I'"'; () "" I 1),' {,J.D Grand Islandt Nebr. May 4, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. His honor, the mayor, presiding. Minutes of April 20 were read. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, approved. Regular surety bonds having been okayed by the city attorney were presented as follows: Lloyd E. Kissell Fred E. Yocum James Webb Edward R. Yocum,Auotioneers J. L. Bengtson steve Williams, House movers Levi L. Cook, Demolition Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, approved. Application of Mark Stevens for permit for dancing academy at 118~ West Third Street, having been okayed by the building inspector and fire chief, was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, approved. Letters from the City Planning Commission were presented as follows - Proposed urban system and highway route through the city Over all zoning for the city Beldon Dam electric transmission line tn Grand Island City parkS maintenance Proposal of Morris Fifth Addition for annexation Off street parking on Union Pacific right of way Request of Claussen and Nitzel for closing streets in Claussen Country View Addition Also resolution as follows: I 7~' RESOLUTION OF COMMENDATION Whereas - Mr. C. W. Burdick, Water and Light Commissioner of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska for the past thirty-five years, and Whereas - Mr. C. W. Burdick now being temporarily retired be- cause of illness, the members of the City Planning Commission desire to spread the following resolution upon its minutes: RESOLVED, that we recognize the excellent and outstanding services that Mr. C. W. Burdick has rendered the City of Grand Island for the past thirty-five years. We feel that the accumulated balances as well as the enlarged and excellent state of being of the physical properties under his care has been in a large measure, if not wholly due to his earnest and untiring efforts and devotion to his official duties as Water and Light Commissioner. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the services rendered by Mr. C. W. Burdick be recognized through the medium of a letter or resolution . I I I . SJii"'n lvi/OJ of commendation, or such other means as the City Council may deem appropriate. Signed - the City Planning Commission, By R. E. Spelts Jr. , President Elva Kelly, Secretary Motion of Behnke, seconded by Toft, resolution was approved and endorsed by the city council. City manager to transmit to C. W. Burdick. Beldon Dam Electric transmission line - City council endorsed the proposal. City manager to make recommendation and transmit to Senator Martin. Lincoln Park area - Manager to contact the owner of ground now being used for dump ground/pertaining to city getting possession of same. Report of the city manager on the conditions at the Pier Lake, the water level going down and the condition of the water, as reported by the Game commission. After considerable discussion, motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, that the city manager and city engineer and water commissioner make some arrangements for temporary relief and report on what might be done in the way of permanent relief. Discussion on the request of Claussen and Nitzel to vacate stub-end streets in Claussen Country View Addition. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, that an ordinance be drawn vacating said streets, if and when there can be an agreement as to price of ground in said vacation. The mayor appointed Behnke and Cunningham to work with the city manager in making a fair appraisal of the ground and streets vacated. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, all communications from the Planning Commission were received and placed on file. Mr. Mos~er,of the Central States Shows, made a verbal request for the use of the area inthe baseball park area for showing the week of May 23. After some conversation, motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, that the show be permitted and that ~t350 be paid to the Park Department, and if and when anything in the way of gambling or nudist shows were brought to the attention of the city officials, the entire show would be closed immediately. . I I I . n~_: /'" ;., p t"W ,.j ,.J Charles Jones of 903 South Vine Street, commented on the closing of Oak street and that he felt that if they were going to close Oak street, other streets should be closed along with same. Petition with 173 signatures was presented, with a request that the city manager instruct the chief of Police to have adequate patrol cars and officers on foot, along Oak and Vine streets, during the time 3:15 to 4:30 while the races are on. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, received and placed on file. Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, the following: (1) Oak and Vine streets being a public thoroughfare, same as all other streets in Grand Island, the council hereby rescind action taken by this body at last regular meeting April 20th, in reference to closing streets after present race meet is over. (2) Order Oak and Vine streets opened to all traffic at all times no matter from where this traffic originates. (3) Order purchase of additional land for street purposes on south Vine street necessary for clearance of city pump station to meet requirements of state Board of Health so that Vine street can be extended to the City limits. (4) Order City manager to proceed with necessary steps, condem= nation proceedings if neces-sary, to carry out intent of this motion. After some discussion pertaining to the closing of Oak Street, Mr. Toft,brought out that there was need for protection around the swimming pool area and the Dodge School, that same should be given consideration. Mayor Martin said that he felt that action was a little hasty in closing Oak Street and placed the question before the council. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin. Voting no, Toft. Dick Stephens made the statement that the Hall County Livestock Improvement Association wished to cooperate with all organizations and individuals and at this time were negotiating for land for road purposes from Fonner Park to the city. Police Chief Minnick advised the council as to what the department was doing in the way of policing and patrolling. Also the . I I I . ~Q.t ~~j. blocking of streets by women and children. Mr. Luebs made request for permit to convert garage at 301 East Third into duplex. He was advised that he should make a request in writing along with a plat showing the loca- tion of now-existing house and garage, with a plat of the floor plan of the new construction. Mr. Thomas of Thomas, Benjamin and Clayton, appeared before the council pertaining to annexing Pleasant View Addi- tion to the city of Grand Island, along with plats. Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, request was referred to the City Planning Commission. . I I I . ~'f Q (~) f'W) 0/'",l RES 0 L UTI 0 N WBEREAS, Mary Rathman, plaintiff, has commenced an action in the District Court of Hall County, Nebraska, against the City of Grand Island, a municipal corporation, defendant, in which action plaintiff seeks to collect dam.ages. NOW', THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRA.:r-rD ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that Harold Prince, corporation counsel for the City of Grand Island be, and he is hereby appointed to defend the City of Grand Island in said action, and that he be paid qfeasonab1e attorney's fee together with any expenses incurred in connection therewith upon presentation of the filing of a claim against said City, as by law provided. Respectfully submitted this !f!!:... day of ~ 7 , 1955. if e,~ Members .of the City Council Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. . I I I . '10 Ii> ~ (J e) RESOL}!TION t--- WHEREAS, at a special election held in the City of Grand Island the electors authorized the construction of the Sycamore Street Underpass in the City of Grand Island and authorized the taking of money from the light funds of said City for the purpose of paying expenses chargeable to said City to pay for the construc- tion of said underpass, and WHEREAS, pursuant to Ordinance No. 2237 passed July 28, 1948, the sum of $199,792.34 was transferred from the City Light Fund to the Sycamore Street Underpass Fund, and W}illREAS, all items of expense to be paid for out of such Sycamore Street Underpass Fund have been paid and there now remains in said Sycamore Street Underpass Fund the sum of $118,241.89, which said unexpended balance should now be returned to the City Li gh t F'und. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the said sum of $118,241.89 be and the same is hereby ordered transferred from the said Sycamore Street Underpass Fund to the Light Fund; that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and directed to make such transfer, and that the transfer thereof be shown on the records of the City Clerk and City Treasurer. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the City Treasurer and to C. W. Burdick, Commissioner of Utilities. Respectfully submitted this 4 day of May, 1955. ~ (!. ~, Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was adopted. Request of Jack Hann to rezone lots 109 and 110 Belmont Addition, from Residence A to Business A was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, hearing date set for 8 P.M., May 18. . I I I . €f~ N is r;.,r! 0 ""i Request of John Dee COmpany for rezoning West 66 ft. (which is immediately east of Eddy Street) of Lot 15, County Sub-Division, sothat they might move their offices to 722 West John Street. Request of Louie and Cecelia Matousek to build a second house on each of the following lots - 230 to 234 inclusive, West Lawn Addition. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, request grant ed . Request of Reinecke to build a second house on Lot 5, Block 19, Wallichs Addition was referred to the city manager for further information. Bid of the City Water Department on water main dist. 195 in the amount of $3409.20 was presented. Recommendation of the city manager that the bid be accepted. . I I I . (,)8.... r/ r:;; .~) RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City of Grand ISland invited sealed bids for the construction of a water main district known and desisnated as Water Main District.No. 195 I to be received up to 8 otclock P.M. , 1955, and to be opened at 8 on the 4 May' day of o'clock P.M. on said date, at the resular meeting of the City Council of said City, and VJHEREAS, the ~ W~ of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. (3<109 ..l> c)) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said rJd, W~~ of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the copstruction of said water main district known and designated as Water Main District No. 195 , bo, and the same is horeby accepted; that a contract for the construction of said water main district be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City, be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted thii 4 day of May 3 1955f~ /j'., j/VL?IA~~. iOmbo~s of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. Recommendation of Frank Phelps for acceptance of bid of Layne-Western Company in the amount of $7153 for two deep well turbine pumps, one motor, two starters, installation of pipe, meters, valves, couplings, was presented. After considerable discussion, in which representative of Fairbanks-Morse 1- . I I I . Cjl [) C' ,,", .""i, I' r.11." ~J ,]1 took exception to the acceptance of Layne-Western's bid, motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, recommendation was approved. RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furni shing of the following improvemen ts to the Municipal Waterworks and Power Plant of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska: Item 1. Deep well turbine pump, motor and starting equipment. Item 2. Deep well turbine pump, motor and starting equipment to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 20th day of April, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Layne-Western Company of the City of Omaha,Nebraska , submitted a sealed bid for said equipment and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and pest bid. NOW,. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Layne-Western Company of the City of Omaha,Nebraska for the furniShing of said equipment be !;l,ccepted; that a contract for the furnishing of said equipment be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Layne-Western Company of Omaha,NeDraska and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 4th day of 2iIay:., 1955. ->1 1 ;/J,fP' / . r 1i~~,1e..-~1,/".....:, Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. . I I I . c;~ C) "'I (;,;?5 4 lvIay 4, 195~) To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Inter'section Drainage Proj eet No. 55-1, whidh Project is to be constructed in }~lum Street fl"olYl Sutherland Street to Hansen Street, in Hansen Street from Plum Street to Vine Street in Vine Stroet from Hansen Street to Koenig Street and in KoenIg Street from Vine street to Oak Street. 1821 lin. ft. 24" star-m sewer pipe 177 lin. ft. 1211 storm sewer pLoe 7 each manholes 157 lin. ft. removal of inlet pipe 28 sq. yds. removal of concrete pavement 28 sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement 240 sq. ft. remove & replace sidewalks @ 6.00 2.75 135.00 .50 1.00 4.00 .50 $10926.00 486.75 945.00 78.50 28.00 112.00 120.00 Total 12696.25 It is recom-,iended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'clock p.r,iI. May 18, 1955. Respectfully submitted, :,,/ , .i.<_, " / /' /;1 ./ /1';\. '( t:?~. ;J;"'1...t~,,, E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, estimate was approved. . I I I . 9QP ..,i '...) ,) May 4) 1955 To thfJ Members of the City Council Gra.nd Island) Nebra.ska Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Englneer's estlmate for Inter- section Drainage Project No. 55-2 located in 14th Street from BroD.dwell Avenue to Grand Island Avenue) and at various locations on Grand I slanc. Avenue from 14th Street to Capital Avenue. 674 line ft. 18" Sewer Pipe. 1100 lin. ft. 12" Sewer Pi~e' 3 eash manholes 12 catchbasins complete 192 sq. ft. remove & replace complete in place complete in place @ 4.50 2.75 135.00 75.00 .50 $3033.00 3025.00 405.00 900.00 96.00 7458.00 sidewalks It is recommend.ed t:'lat. this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'clock P.M. May 18, 1955. Resr;e ctfully submitted, , /' ///1 ..fl .~ v',' ,'/ " / '/ ,i /Y ('. ._, .j.' / .,/ " " . to/' / /.....f ) /I..--l, "C,______ l/ I E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, estifuate was approved. . I I I . 28fJ Gr.smd 181and, Ne'bra'ska May 4, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has cOIll:Jleted the work on Sewer Lift Statlon No. 7 in acc- ordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebr. an~ The Diamond Engineering Company, which contract is dated April 7, 1952. I further certify the.t the work done contains the following material at the unti prices set forth in the contract to-wit: 290 65 9800 1 1 1 36 1 1 cu. yds. exe. backfill and disposal @ cu. yds. concrete in place lbs reinforcing steel brick building complete lump sum furnish and install p1.plng lump sum install pumps, floats & controls each cast iron steps sump pump and pit lump sum dewater axc. <f{) n 50 'jJl K.. 52.00 .15 $ 725.00 3380.00 1470.00 1.'378.00 885.00 100.00 59 . 40 120.00 _117..0.88 1.65 Total $9288.28 I recommenc:i. that the work completed. by The Diamond. l;" . C .....nglnee1"ing om})any 'be accepted by the City of o.r8:.nd I81and, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with said Sewer Lift Station No.7. To The Diamond Engineering Company $9288.28 The entire amount to be charged to the Sewer Construction Fund . Respectfully submitted, .' f / ,,/~. 7 c{;/) ." / c' lit. ,,' / . / > f 1./ (f' ,-&?" /~-1L-- E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhofft report was approved. Request from Frank Phelps to advertise for bids for cir- ;( culating water pipe and railroad spur track for the power plant, estimated cost of $135,000, was presented. Motion of Winkhofft seconded by Hehnke, city clerk authorized to advertise for bids. Extension agreement for buildings at the airport was presented for L. E. Ray and Robert R. Green Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was approved and mayor and clerk authorized to sign. Mption of Winkhoff,Council adjourned to meet as a Board fo c:n. ~ q (.) ,,5' ~! Equalization. F.S.White,Clty Clerk. Grand Island,Nebr.,May 6, 1955. Council met as a Board of Equalization on Sewer District No.282 and Water Main District No.192. RES 0 L UTI 0 N --------.-- . I BE IT RESOLVED BY TffE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, N~BRASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Sewer District No. 281 to be the total sum of $841.10; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of $841.10, 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 ADDITION AMOUNT - Wheeler & Bennett's Mildred I. Shipley 1 79 3rd $84.11 Mildred I. Shipley 2 79 n II 84.11 City of Grand Island :3 79 If n 84.11 I City of Grand Island 4 79 " n 84.11 Josephine Gebhart 5 79 n " 84.11 Ohar1es Pokorney 6 79 tf tf 84.11 Charles Pokorney 7 79 tI " 84.11 Ray & Vict-Thresa Dymek 8 79 " " 84.11 Ray & Vict-Thresa Dymek 9 79 If It 84.11 Ray & Vict-Thresa Dymek 10 79 If " 84.11 Total $841.10 Respectfully submitted this 4 day of May, 1955. I . }~( <..- (? p(J"A/vt~~ Members of the City Council There being no protestors, motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was 8 dopted. . I I I . B.ESOLUTION 091 {:,j.. .1.. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 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 Sewer District No. 282 to be the total sum of $2,331.04; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of $2,331.04, 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: LOT BLOCK ADDITION ~ Fay & Fern Livermore 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Milford R. & Arlene G. Nelson Homer C. Goethe Thomas Forest Concannon Webster Augustine E. W. Augustine Eli~abeth C. Mayer E. W. Augustine Ernest Witt 8 1 2 Ernest Witt Jessie Wiseman 3 Ernest Witt 4 Ernest Witt 5 6 Ernest Witt Ernest Witt 7 8 Ern~st Witt AMOUNT 7 Gladstone Place$145.69 7 7 7 u " " 7 " 7 II 7 n 7 " 8 8 8 8 II It n " 8 n 8 n 8 u 8 IS Total Respectfully submitted this 4 day of May, 1955. " 145.69 145.69 1I 1I 145.69 " 145.69 145.69 tt tt 145.69 tt 145.69 n 145.69 145.69 145.69 145.69 n If tI " 145.69 n 145.69 II 145.69 n 145.69 $2331.04 C\ ~~.. ("().. /11. ~./-- ---A ,,'. \ " rt t-r::L ~(.. -1"'1 .> . f) Members of the City Council There being no protestors present, motion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, resolution was adopted. RES 0 L UTI 0 N one) r::;...y(,j BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, . I 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. 192 to be the total sum of $1,577.30; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of $1,577.30, 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: LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT $107.59 68.68 68.68 68.68 NAME Fred Ernest Mettenbrink Fred Ernest Mettenbrink Nick G. Jamson Nick G. Jamson I Nick G. Jamson w. Jack Smith & Dorothy Rose Smith 11 W. Jack Smith & Dorothy Rose Smith 13 W. Jack Smith & Dorothy Rose Smith 15 Ernest W. & Lizzie Nunnenkamp Ernest W. & Lizzie Nunnenkamp Lizzie Nunnenkamp Lizzie Nunnenkamp Kathryn Bade Kathryn Bade Grand Island Production Credit Association 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 I . Grand Island Production Credit Associa tion 15 Frank D. & C. Elaine Greene Frank D. & C. ~laine Greene Frank D. & C. F:1aine Greene 1 1 1 1 1 College 3 " tt 5 7 tt 9 1 1 1 1 14 It 68.68 u 68.68 68.68 68.68 n It tI 69 . 44 14 " 69.44 14 14 14 14 u 69.44 " 69.44 69.44 " " 69.44 14 It 69 . 44 1 3 5 14 15 15 15 " 69~44 n 71.'73 II 71.73 n 71.73 . I C'110'" ((~J~) RES 0 L UTI 0 N ( con 't) NAllfLE LOT BLOCK ADDITION AI'IIOUNT Frank D. & C. Elaine Greene 7 15 College $71.73 Frank D. & C. Elaine Greene 9 15 n 71.73 Anna E Koborg 11 15 11 74.78 . Total $1577.30 Respectfully submitted this 4 day of May, 1955. ~. ""-. '../ / .~. L~v '-..,/ Members /.- ,- (~t- ., '/;7',1, y-- ~ " ,1/,:. l . 'eli/,. ," ,'/". of the City Council There being no protestors present, Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, resolution was approved. Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned to meet in II regular session. I . F. S. White, City Clerk Grand Island, Nebr. May 4, 1955 Council met in regular session. His honor, the mayor, presiding. ORDINANCE 3080 levying taxes on water main district 192 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3080 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, CUImingham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3080 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, 1,Vlnkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3080 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3080 - Motion by 110ft, seconded by Wlnkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none, . I I I . ~;)J n ' i-.d <f ':t ORDINANCE 3081 levying taxes on Sewer District 281 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3081 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Toft, Hehnke. Voting nO,none. Ordinance 3081 - Motion by CUllilingham, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. holl call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunning- ham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3081 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3081 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningha~ Toft, Winkhoff, Hahnke. V oting no, none. ORDINANCE 3082 levying taxes on Sewer District 282 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3082 - Motion by Hehnke, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3082 - Motion by Hehnke, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3082 - Motion by Hehnke, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3082 - Motion by Hehnke, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. . I I I . C) Iff .I"~- ~0j;) ORDINANCE 3083 authorizing issuance of intersection paving bonds in the amount of $78,792.73 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3083 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, 'I'oft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3083 - Hotion by Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, Rules were suspended and Ordinance r<L' was placed on second reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3083 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, Rules were suspended and Ordinance was placed on third reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3083 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunnihgham, Toft, ~vinkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Claims against the city were presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, claims allowed as presented and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Motion of Toft, council adjourned. F. S. White, City CLerk 5-4-55 . I I I . qf!r" r..:"'dO Grand Island, Nebr. May 18, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present except Martin. Vice-chairman of the council presiding. Martin was excused as he was out of the city on official business. Minutes of May 4 were read. ~1otion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. Regular surety bonds, having been approved by the city attorney, were presented as follows: Max Scovill, public official J & K Construction Co, demolition Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, approved. '~'-' ,i.i , j .. Application of Harold Grossman, dba Great Western Auto . Parts, to install a commercial pit and scale next to his place of business at Fourth and Locust, was presented. Affected persons were present to discuss application with Council. "t . Mot ion of 'l'oft, that applicat ion be granted providing Mr. Grossman pay the proper city fee for such an installation " >~ and agrees to keep scale structure flush and level with the existing roadway grade, with no obstructions and with an open ~ roadway across the scale and that the Petersen & Petersen Co. ,\ '~ ~, and the Nielsen & Petersen Co. can drive across the scale, if t,: ZS::' necessarY,in their normal business operation. Seconded by Hehnke, Approved. R. E. Spelts Jr. appeared before the Council to inform them that the City Planning Commission had considered the Pleasant View development request of annexation to the city and had taken favorable action upon the request. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, that the Planning commission's recommendation be accepted, an ordinance drawn and the time for hearing be set at 8:00 P.M. Wednesday, June 1. Motion was approved. f'ilotion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, council adjourned to meet as a Board of Adjustment. C. B. Kinnison, Acting City Clerk . I I I . ']0 "1 (w,v, Grand Island, Nebr. May 18, 1955 Council met as Board of Adjustment. All councilmen present except Martin, who was excused. Request of John Dee Company to rezone 722 West John street, described as I,vest 66 ft. Lot 5, County Sub. from Residence "A" to Business "A" was read. Attorney Elson and Mr. D. Lindquist appeared for the John-Dee Company, There being no protests on flle or protestors present, motion by Toft, seconded by Hehnke, request be granted and ordinance drawn. Approved. Request to rezone lots 109 and 110, in Belmont Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska from Residence "A" to Busi- ness "A" was presented. There being no protests on file, nor protestors present, motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, that request be granted and ordinance drawn. Approved. Motion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, council adjourned as Board of Adjustment. C. B. Kinnison, Acting City Clerk Grand Island, Nebr. May 18, 1955 men Council met in regular session. All counCil/present except Martin, who was excused. Request to rezone Lots 6 and 7, Block 15, B. G. Clark Addition to the City of Grand Island, from residence "A" to Business "B", was submitted by Bert Dickey. Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, that advertisement be had and hearing set for June 1, 1955. Approved. Petition requesting creation of a paving district in Cle- burn Street from Anna Street to Oklahoma Avenue was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, that district be created and ordinance ordered drawn. Petition requesting creation of a paving district in Pine Street from South Street to Bismark Road was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, that district be created and ordinance ordered drawn. . I I I . 0. f)'. , ) /" 'i.. ",; ,ji C) Hequest for permission to build a second house on Lot 5, Block 19, Wallich's Addition, (corner of 6th & Adams) was pre- sented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, that advertising be had and hearing set for June 1, 1955. Bids were opened and read as follows: Rentlor Co., Inc. Intersection Drainage Project 55-1 $12,086.70 #55-2 $7305.80 7192.20 Louis Smith 12,422.60 12,318.50 7319.16 Diamond Engineering Co. Motion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, bids were referred to City Manager and City Engineer. Request of Asst. Fire Chief Roy Westphal for retirement June 1, 1955 was read. Also recommendation by Fire Chief Richard V. Evans relative to his retirement (Westphal's). Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, that Chief Evans recom- mendation be accepted and Roy Westphal be retired effective June 1, 1955. 1--.. F. E. Phelps, Acting utilities Commissioner, recommended that City Clerk advertise for bids for cast iron water main pipe. Motion of Behnke, seconded by Toft, that advertising be had and bids received June 1, 1955. F. E. Phelps, Acting utilities Commissioner, recommended that City Clerk advertise for bids for power plant electrical equipment. Motion of Behnke, seconded by Toft, that advertising be had and bids received June 15, 1955. Motion of Behnke, seconded by Toft, that corporation attorney Prince's recommendation relative to settlement of hathman suit for $1500 be accepted and a warrant drawn in this amount for payment of same. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Martin absent. Motion of 1'0ft, seconded by Behnke, Engineers Completion report on Sewer District 283 by Rentlor Company was approved. Motion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, Engineer's estimate of $793 for Sewer District 285 was approved. 200 '$ V ~Y May 18, 1955 . I To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby certify that Rentlor Company, Inc. has completed the work on Sewer District No. 283 in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the Oity of Grand Island, Nebraska. and Rentlor Company, Inc., which contract is dated April 25,1955. I further certify that the work done contains the following material at the unit prices set forth in the contract. 343 line ft. 8" vitrified clay sewer tile complete in place 1 manhole complete @ 2.25 135.00 $771.75 :l;.35.00 906.75 Total I recommend that the work completed by the Rentlor Oompany, Inc. 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. 283. I To Rentlor Oompany, Inc. To Engineering & Publication $906.75 45.34 952.09 The entire amount to Sewer District Fund. I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on the above Sewer District No. 283 on the 1st day of June 1955 at eight o'clock P.M. . Re~~cif~ll.Y.. sJlbmitted, ~ '2#-(1h/~ E. H. Cordes City Engineer I . . I I I . ~'" n dll e1i\!U May 18, 1955 To the Members of the City Counoil Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the oonstruotion of Sewer Distriot No. 285, whioh distriot is to be oonstruoted in the alley between 17th street extended into State Street and 18th Street from the existing Sewer Distriot No. 256-A extended and running westerly to the Street on the west side of Lot 11, Home Subdivision. 280 line ft. 8" vitrified olay sewer pipe with hot poured bituminous Joints @ 2.35 1 manhole $658.00 135.00 793.00 It is reoommended that this work be advertised for bids to be reoeived until 8:00 P.M., June 1, 1955. Respeotfully submitted, /,- / /11 p:! , Ii: tV' c;t:''-t.dt~ E. H, Cordes City Engineer Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, Engineers Estimate was approved. . I I I . 9n, ., If ! \..fl \E ..1 RESOLUTION ---------- WHEREAS, Ordinmlce No. 2052 of the City of Grand Island provides that the City may give notice to a property owner to clean and remove from premises objectionable waste matter and debris, and that if the property owner fails to comply with such notice the City may clean said premises and cause the cost thereof to be certified to the City Treasurer as a lien on said premises, and WHEREAS, on the 8 day of March, 1955, notice as provided by ordinance was served upon Bernhard Kowalski the owner of the premises situated at 2116 West lOth Street described as Lot 13, Block 6, Dill and Huston Addition to the City of G~and Island, and WHEREAS, such owner failed to clean said premises and remove the debris therefrom and the City did on the 2 day of l'vlay, 1955, clean said premises at a cost of 4~24.45, a stateraent of which is hereto attached and made a part hereof. (See over) NOW, T:HEREF' ORE , BE rI' RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the cost of cleaning said premises in the sum of ~~)24. 45 be and the same is here by ordered placed upon the tax rolls as a lien upon the premises described as 2116 West lOth Street, also known as Lot 13, Block 6, Dill and Huston Addition; that the City Treasurer be and he is directed to place the amount thereof on the tax records; that the amount thereof bear interest at the rate of 6% per annum from the da te hereof' un til paid and that the amount of this lien be collected as in the case of other special taxes. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submi tted this 18 day' of May, 1955. v Members of the City Council Motion by Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. . I I I . Ql {l. C1 u tF .(~) Agreement between the city of Grand Island and the Int;ernational Harvester Company was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, approved. Lease agreements at the airport were presented as follows: Smith Implement Company Reinhardt Quandt Clarence Quandt LaVern Niemoth Clarence Cates Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, renewals were approved and mayor and clerk authorized to sign. Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, authorizing renewal of CAA lease and authorizing mayor and clerk to sign same. . I I I . G' n (', t.>> ,) tJ RESOLU!!ON WHEREAS, the United States of America, on behalf of the Civil Aeronautics Administration, has submitted to the City of Grand Island an agreement for the rental of the premises now occupied by said Department, said agreement being for the period of July 1 , 1955 to June 30, 1956 with an option to renew from year to year for a period of five years, and WHEREAS, the City Council has said agreement before it and finds that the same should be approved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that said agreement be and the same is hereby approved, and that thePresiden t of the C1 ty Council and the Clerk be and they are hereby authorized to sign said agreement. Respectfully submitted this 18 day of May, 1955. c-r~ Members of the City Council Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, was approved. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Hehnke,Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Martin absent. . I I I . .('~i {\. ,'i 0~tP~t ORDINANCE 3084 creating Paving District 251 in Cleburn Street from Anna to Oklahoma Avenue was regularly passed by the ~ co8ncil and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3084 - l'lotion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Martin absent. Ordinance 3084 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance, placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoffi Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3084 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3084 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Claims against the city were presented. Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, claims allowed as presented and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Martin absent. City manager reported on hanger repair and siding work at airport and recommended that the hanger> occupied by the Nebr. Flying Service be repaired and covered with asbestos siding. Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, that this improvement be carried on. Recommendation of city manager and city engineer on intersection drainage project #55-2 was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, that bid of Louis Smith be accepted. . I I I . t""{' .C..' _t' ~ :. i.)' ti \)! t RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS~ the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the construction of Intersection Drainage Project No. 55-2~ to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the 18 day of May~ 1955~ and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City~ and WHEREAS, the Louis H.Smith of the City of Grand ISland,Nebraska , submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said project and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THERE'FORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the bid of the Louis H.Smith Grand Island, Nebraska , of the City of , for the cons.truction of saia. intersection drainage project be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the construction of said project be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Louis H.Smith , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submi tted this 18 day of May ~ 1955. <u Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. . I I I . f): {;., tit ~)UO Recommendation of city manager and city engineer on intersection drainage project #55-1 was presented. RES OL U T r 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the construction of Intersection Drainage Project No. 55-1, to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the 18 day of May, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, the Rentlor Company,Inc. of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska , submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said project and the bid of saic.i Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the bid of the Rentlor Company,Inc. Grand Island,Nebraska , of the City of , for the construction of said inter- section drainage project be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the construction of said project be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Rentlor Company, Inc. , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said Ci ty. Respectfully submitted this 18 day of May, 1955. t/ Members of the City Council Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, was approved. Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff that certified checks of the unsuccessful bidders be returned. City manager Barbarick informed the council that the large hangers at the airport were not cowered by insurance and recommended that insurance should be had for these buildings. . I I I . 307 Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, that City manager secure insurance coverage for these buildings. lIay 18, 1955 To the Members of the C1ty Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the Asphaltic concrete surfao1ngs of tennis courts at Buechler Park in the City of Grand. Island. 567 tons asphaltic ooncrete surface oourse 5804 gals asphalt oement 973 gals asphaltic oil for tack ooat #3912.30 680.40 97.3Q 4590.00 @ 6.90 .10 .10 It is recommended that this work be advertised for b1ds to be rece1ved until 8:00 O'Clock P.M. June 1, 1955. Re..spe.9~fully submitted, .;'" ~ //~t'2'ft /., /'(/'" t}{;.!"/'-~c~ ./# ,.4 , ,#/ / / " ,/ l-CL~t.-AZ.___ E. H. Cordes City Engineer City manager Barbarick recommended that notice to bidders be advertised for surfacing the Buechler Park tennis courts. Motion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, that city engineer's estimate be accepted and that advertising be had and bids received up to 8:00 o'clock P.M. June 1, 1955. Motion of Toft, council adjourned. C. B. Kinnison, Acting City Clerk 5-18-55 .('1i f\ f-' ..(1 U<{ U 1,/ l.J APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING MAY 31, 1955 . I FUND APPROP. ADJ. Adm. 46160.00 Eng. 41840.00 S. S. 38370.00 Health 12402.00 Inc. 35100.00 C. Ha1110410.00 General184282.00 Bonds Int.61300.00 32600.00 Air. 112365.74 st. A11ey53296.62 Gas Tax 18862.38 San. 53878.39 I Park 68550.60 Po1ice153727.95 Cem. 128959.60 Fire 128258.00 Fire P.24915.86 Syc. St.I37940.19 Lib. 32500.00 Civil D. 462.00 I . Sewer 61540.00 Paving 92011.20 Garage A2000. 00 Music 5000.00 Soc. Sec.24000.00 Sewer C. 44327.75 Elk's Lot 3600.00 118.28 Total 1431'78.28 118.28 -32600.00 Ice Water Light Sewer District Paving District EXPENDED TOTAL MAY EXPENDED BALANCE 3541.20 36471.81 9688.19 2503.56 31349.39 1(;)490.61 1866.77 19207.16 19162.84 897.94 9430.08 2971.92 2075.26 8547.09 26552.91 616.58 10300.94 109.06 11501.31 115306.47 68975.53 28700.00 12077.61 85714.01 26651.73 4719.35 48056.80 5239.82 8057.76 10804.62 8125.00 42187.39 11691.00 5328.39 33555.70 34994.90 9122.97 106755.35 46972.60 2672.33 19599.49 109360.11 9401.86 104021.35 24236.65 1483.76 13507.60 11408.26 118494.54 140708.54 -2768.35 2517.33 26153.51 6346.49 462.00 4520.85 50754.77 10785.23 2034.72 25557.05 66454.15 2426.20 33864.51 8135.49 1900.00 3100.00 16079.06 7920.94 3200.23 33422.79 10904.96 695.76 3028.18 690.10 198322.21 908230.33 491066.23 1838.69 15274.11 29608.72 185494.76 104669.41 685677.50 933.79 19408.03 119.84 204647.83 335492.66 2018732.56 Respectfully submitted, F. S. White, City Clerk. . I I I . q'(I. t~ ..." ~ ~- tJli \ I ~.; Grand Island, Nebr. June 1, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. His honor, the mayor, presiding. Minutes of the meeting of May 18 were read. Notion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, approved. Application of Clem Szafrajda for dance hall at Cherry Street for one year, having been approved by the building inspec- tor and the Chief of Fire Department, was approved. Bonds, having been okayed by the city attorney, were presented as follows: E. F. Rickert, demolition Frank Williams, house mover L. C. Kissell Orville Sell, Auctioneers Edward Young Earl Linsley Robert Rice, Patrolmen Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, were approved. to Term of SuSy Latta on the Library Board, having expired, the mayor advised the council he had contacted Miss Latta and $'1"- she is willing to serve another~term. Consequently, she was appointed. Motion of Cun11ingham, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. Letter from A. C. Menck, postmaster, to Mr. A. H. Rehder, advising as to what would be necessary in order to get mail delivery in the 100 and 300 blocks East Sixteenth was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, letter was received and the city manager directed to advise Mr. Rehder and others as to the method of securing sidewalks. Journal entry in the District Court of Hall County per- taining to the Mary Rathman case vs. City of Grand Island and others, was presented. Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. . I I I . 3.1..' '....). -\ r' .,1- , RESOLUTION WHEREAS, it will be neoessary to bring a suit in the District Court of Hall County, Nebraska, to include 'Wi. thin the corporate limits of the City the property which was formerly Blocks Seven (7), Eight (8), Nine (9) ani Ten (10), in South Park Addition to the City.of Grand Island, and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the President of the City Council is hereby authorized and. directed to sign such pleadings as may be necessary in said action, and that the City does hereby employ Harold A. Prince as attorney to bri ng said action, his fee to be a reasonable fee and expenses to be approved by the City Couna il at the completion of the litigation. Dated this ~ day of Y---~ {I , 1955. C?,~ resident 0 f the . Ci ty ouncil ATTEST: v ;;:swth City Clerk Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Wlnkhoff resolution adonted , ~ . . I I I . 3LL June 1, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the CityEIl?;ineer's estimate for the exterior painting of the present Administration Building and. the masonry and concrete hangar at the Grand Island MUnicipal Airport, Grand Island, Nebraska. 1 Complete job, painting existing Administration Building and masonry and concrete hangar $ .3750.00 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8 o'clock P. M., June 15, 1955. Respectfully submi tted, .// //./;.'1 .' / ( ,;/'(L~he// E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, approved. . I I I . ,,", " ell :1 1 /, ~j .J:... ,.~ June 1, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 244, which district is to be constructed in 18th Street extending from Sycamore Street. to Oak Street. 452 cu. yds. earth excavation 2713 sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement 222 lin. ft. 6" integral curb 23 lin. ft. standard curb & gutter 134 lin. ft. 1" expansion Joint 67 line ft. new oonorete header 79 lin. ft. remove ourb & gutter 34 lin. ft. remove old header 848 lin. ft. 12" storm sewer pipe 5 each catch basins complete 2 eaoh manholes complete @ .75 3.05 .45 1.40 .25 .75 .35 .35 2.75 90.00 125.00 $ 339.00 8274.65 99.90 32.20 33.50 50.26 27.65 11.90 2332.00 450.00 250.00 11901.05 Total It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'clock P.M. June 15, 1955. Respectfully submitted, /?'-g#{3~a-/' E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. June 1, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 245, which distriot shall oonsist of that ~art of Anna Street extending from Cleburn Street to Clark Street. 500 cu. yds. earth excavation 3187 sq. yds. 6n ooncrete pavement. 883 line ft. 6" integral ourb 248 lin. ft. 1" expansion joint 134 11n. ft. new concrete leader 67 lin. ft. remove old header 2 each adjust manholes to grade 1 each adjust catch basin to line & grade $ .75 3.05 .45 .25 .75 .35 25.00 35. 00 $ 375.00 9720.35 397.36 62.00 100.50 23.45 60.00 35.00 10763,65 Total It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'olook P.M., June 15, 1955 .<~~~~tted, E. H. CoJ:'des City Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was approved. . I I I . ~1! -1 ~:Ji' t..lJ .~ ~) June 1) 1955 To the Members of the Oity Oounoil Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the Oity Engineer's estimate tor Paving District No. 246, which distriot shall consist of that part of 5th Street extending from Pine Street to Walnut Street. 757 cu. yds. excavation, earth 4545 sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement 1233 lin. ft. 6" integral ourb 448 1in. ft. 1" expansion Joint 70 sq. tt. construct 4" sidewalk 217 line ft. remove old ourb and gutter 464 1in. ft. remove old straight ourb 180 sq. ft. remove old sidewalk 3 each aonstruct manholes 5 each eonstruot catch basins 126 cu. yds. additional ooncrete for 7" slab $ 567.75 13862.25 554.85 112.00 28.00 75.95 116.00 14.40 373.00 450.00 1890.00 I @ .75 3.05 .45 .25 .40 .35 .25 .08 125.00 90.00 15.00 Total 18046.20 It is reoommended that this work be advertised for bids to be reoeived until 8:00 o'clock P.M. June 15, 1955. Motion of Cunningham, seconded R~ectfullY submitted, L ;,/ /4Jf //J /'i:>f"r'''L~4-t7;2d'-'~ E. H. Cordes Oity Engineer by Hehnke, was approved. June 1, 1955 To the Members of the Oity Oounoi1 Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the Oity Engineer's estimate for Paving Distriot No. 247, which shall consist of that part of Sycamore street extending from 18th Street to 19th Street and that part of 19th Street extending from Sycamore Street to Wheeler S....;t/< V'~iJ Hil., 858 cu. yds. excavation, earth @ 5154 sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement 441 1in. ft. 6" integral curb 458 1in. ft. standard curb and gutter 366 1in. ft. 1" expansion Joint 106 1in. ft. concrete header 400 1in. ft. remove old curb and gutter 34 1in. ft. remove old conerete header 1 each adjust manhole to grade '2 eaoh adjust catch basins to line & grade .75 3.05 .45 1.00 .25' .75 .35 .35 25.00 40.00 $ 643.50 15719.70 198.45 641.20 91.50 79.50 140.00 11.90 25.00 80.00 17630.00 It is recommended that this work be advertised tor bids to be received until 8:00 o'clock P.M., June 15, 1955 Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Respectfully submitted, //'i:~/~de// E. H~ Cordes City Eng1neer Cunningham, was approved. . I I I . To the Members of the C1ty Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: 9 Li eJ -'.... ~...~ JUDe 1, 1955 Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 248, whioh district shall consist of that part of Pine Street extending from 12th Street to 15th Street. 822 cu. yds. excavation, earth 4937 sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement 1211 line ft. 6" integral curb 453 line ft. 1" expansion Joint 140 line ft. concrete header 56 sq. ft. oonstruot 4" sidewalk 34 line ft. remove old concrete header 95 line ft. remove old ourb and gutter 1600 sq. ft. remove old sidewalk 4 each adjust manholes to grade ~ each adjust oatoh basins to line & grade @ .75 3.05 .45 .25 .75 .40 .35 .36 .08 25.00 40.00 # 616.50 15057.85 544.95 113.25 105.00 22.40 11.90 33.25 128.00 100.00 200.00 16933.10 It is reoommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'olook P.M. June 15, 1955. Respeotfully submitted, Z.;.7'. 7'1t'l/t!~.. P /.' / / )7 L:C/-~~ E. H. Cordes City Engineer. Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, was approved. To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: June 1, 1955 Herewith is the City Engineer's eatimate for PaVing District No. 249, whioh shall oonsist of that part of Cedar Street extending from 15th Street to State Street. 608 ou. yds. excavation, earth 3647 sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement 1044 line ft. 6" integral curb 318 line ft. 1" expansion Joint 178 line ft. construct concrete header 20 sq. ft. construct 4" sidewalk 34 line ft. remove old conorete header 612 sq. ft. remove old sidewalk 1 each adjust manhole to grade Total @ .75 3.05 .45 .25 .!'l5 .40 .35 .08 25.00 $ 456.00 11123.35 469.80 79.50 133.60 8.00 11.90 48.s)6 25.00 12356.01 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'olock P.M., June 15, 1955. Respectfully submitted, /~~1/z?~-. // f. .. t.4'Y -p~C'~ E. H. Cordes. City Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was approved. . I I I . 01 1 r"~ tJ 1.. !) June 1, 1950 To the Members ot the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 250, whioh consist of that part ot 14th Street extending trom Wheeler Avenue to Sycamore Street 612 cu. yds. excavation, earth 3669 sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement 1094 lin. ft. 6" integral curb 284 lin. ft. 1" expansion joint 108 11n. ft. construct ooncrete header 20 sq. ft. construct 4" s1dewalk 67 lim. ft. remove old curb & gutter 450 sq. ft. remove old sidewalk @ .75 3.05 .45 .25 .75 .40 .35 .08 $ 459.00 11190.45 492.30 71.00 81.00 8.00 23.45 36.00 12361.20 'fotal It is reeommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'clock P.M., June 15,1955. Resp~~tfu11y submitted, "1// /'"t?> ~;~? I L.~'1.~ttt"?.z-/ E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was approved. Recommendation of C. W. Burdick, Frank Phelps and the City manager pertaining to new well sites in connection with new power plant, was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by ~ Toft, approved. The mayor appointed H. T. Brown, B. F. Douthit and James Wenger as appraisers, in acquirlhg ground for ingress and iegressand. also' for well sites. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, appointments were approved. Request from H. R. Jungclaus for permission to extend his store building at 1302 West Fourth to within six feet of the west lot line, account of termites in the present building, was presented. After considerable discussion, in which it was brought out this is a hardship case, motion of Cunningham, seconded by 1f1inkhoff, reque st was granted. Bids on water pipe and fittings were presented as follows: Alqbama Pipe Co. U. S. Pipe & Foundry Kelly Supply C"o. James B. Clow & Sons U. S. Supply Co. Pioneer Pipe & Supply American Cast Iron Pipe Item 1 Pipe 1.69~ 1.67 ft 1.69 1.67 1.74~ 2.09 1.71 Item 2 Reducers 14.33 15.38 each 14.33 15.38 14.40 8.99 15.38 . I I I . ~r\ i' t) i. \' Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, bids were referred to the water commissioner and city engineer. Bids of Robert Stump for surfacing tennis courts at Buechler Park in the amount of $4633.30 was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was referred to the city engineer and the city manager. Bids on Sewer District were opened and read as follows: Diamond Engineering Co. $756 $755.40 $732 Rentlor Company Louis H. Smith Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, bids referred to the city engineer and city manager. Bids on power plant building substructure circulating water pipe, railroad spur track, were presented as follows: Diamond Engineering Co. it- .;f122,208 John Claussen Co. 116,715 108,905 Geer Maurer Co. Austin Bldg. Co. 137,345 127,220 Irvinbilt Co. Motionof Toft, seconded by Cunningham, bids referred to the City Light commissioner and city manager. Request for sewer on the west side of Lot 25, County Sub from 10th Street to 11th street with 50% signatures was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, request granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Motion of Cunningham, cou.ncil ad.journed to meet as Board of A.a justment. F. S. White, City Clerk Grand Island, Nebr. June 1, 1955 Council met as Board of Adjustment for rezoning of Lots 6 and 7, Block 15, H. G. Clark's Addition, from Residence A to Business B. All cou.ncilmen present. Request was read. There being no protestors present, nor protests on file, motion of Hehnke, seconded by Cunningham, request was granted and ordinance ordered drawn. . I I I . Q'.,.. ~j ~~t Request of Walter Reinecke for permission to build a second house on Lot 5, Block 19, Wallichs Addition, was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, request was granted. Motion of Cunningham, council adjourned to meet as Board of Equalization. F. S. White, City Clerk Grand Island, Nebr. June 1, 1955 Council met as Board of Equalization on Sewer Dist. 283. All councilmen present. n' j " S' uLt RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- . I BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 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 Sewer District No. 283 to be the total sum of $952.08; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of $952.08, 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 BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT Max J. & Ruth Cornelius E1 of the Pleasant Home NI 5 $238.02 William T. & Ruby Shupp E-*- of the sf 5 II " 238.02 I Worley W. Williams Jr. & Audrey B. Williams N66t of the W132t 6 II " 112.21 Clara A. Stauss Stange & Robert H. Stauss S66' of the N132 , of the W132t 6 n II 112.21 Clara A. Stauss Stange & Robert H. Stauss 8148' of the W132t 6 " II 251.62 Total $952.08 Respectfully submitted this 1st day of June, 1955. -'I JA~, ", ' .Tk c? ,~ ''-.. I . Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned to meet in regular session. F. S. White, City Clerk . I I I . q; ; <.~ ';1, " 1.., \...,# ...;".. ~.r Grand Island, Nebr. June 1, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. ORDINANCE 3085 rezoning lots 109 and 110, Belmont Addition, from Residence A to Business A, was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3085 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, 'I'oft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3085 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3085 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by ll/inkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3085 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 3086 rezoning westerly 66 ft. of Block 15, County Sub from Residence A to Residence B was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3086 - Motion by Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3086 - Motion by Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3086 - Motion by Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3086 - Motion by Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Toft, Hehnke. Voting no,none . I I I . f{ ..~~: () ORDINANCE 3087 creating Paving District 252 in Pine street from Bismark Road to South Street was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3087 - fv'Jotion by Winl\:hoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3087 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunning- ham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Ordinance 3087 - JVIotion by \vinkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Ordinance 3087 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 3088 assessing Sewer District 283 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3088 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3088 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Toft, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3088 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3088 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. . I I I . ~;i ,~) 1 '-'~' .,<&" .il. ORDINANCE 3089 annexing what was formerly block 7, 8, 9, 10 in South Park Addition to the city of Grand. Island, was placed on first reading at length, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke. ORDINANCE 3090 annexing Pleasant View Addition to the city of Grand Island was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3090 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3090 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3090 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3090 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Toft, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Requests of Diversified Development Company for sewer and water in Pleasant View Addition ~Llull were presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, approved and ordinances already drawn. Renewal of the contract of the weather bureau at the airport was received and placed on file. Renewal notice of the Civil Aeronautics for space at the airport was received and placed on file. Lease agreements with Berry and Sons for T-855, $258 per year, were presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, approved. Mayor and clerk authorized to sign. Lease agreement by and between city of Grand Island and Bob Collins for building T-811, $199.92, was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was approved. Mayor and clerk authorized to sign. . I I I . i, j~ "" ,.... ~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids ror the rurnishing of the following water main pipe and fittings. 2160' - Class 150 Centrifugally Cast Pipe in 18' Lengths, Bell and Plain Ends - Per Federal Speci- fications W. W. P. - 421, Size SU. 4 - 6" x 4" Reducers, Large End Bell, Cla.ss D. to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the 1st da.y ofJ'u.J'.l\9, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on sa.id date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, U.S.PIPE & FOUNDRY COMPANY or the C1 ty of KANSAS CITY, MO. , submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said wa.ter main pipe and fi ttings, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said U.S.PIPE & FOUNDRY CO. of the City of KANSAS CITY, MO. , for the furnishing of said pipe and fittings be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the fur- nishing of the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said U.S.PIPE & FOUNDRY CO. and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said Ci ty be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said con tract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 1st day of June, 1955. 1ft'- (!. m~ Members of the Ci ty Council Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was approved. . I I I . ~J1 C) ~) u(.,; ~) n E SOL UTI 0 N WHEREAS, tho City of G~and Island invited scalod bids for the obnstruction Qf a Sower main district known and designatod as SevJO~ Main District No.. 285, to be I'oceivod up to 8 o'clock l'.thI on the 1 day of June , , 19$, and to be opened at 8 0 t c1o-eJ P.M, on said dato; at tho regula~ meoting of tho Cit~ Council of said City, and vmEREAS, tho LOUIS H. SMITH of tho City of Orand Island, Nebraska, submitted Q scaled bid for tho construction of said district and tho bid of said contr'actor 'Nas found to be tho lowest and bost bid. NOVI, THEREFORE" BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nobraska; that tho bid of the said LOUIS H. SMITH of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for> tho construction of said seVlel' main distri ct Itnovm and designated as Sew0~ Maih District NOq 285 , be, and the same is hereby acceptod; that a contract for tho construction of said sewer main district bo enterod into by and botwoon tho City of G~and Island and the said LOUIS H. SMITH and that tho President of tho City Council and tho Clork of said City, be) and thojr nIto hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said Clty40 Ho Spec tfully submi ttod this 1 day of' Jume R 1955.. ~~-J1l~4 , Mombor~ of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. . I I I . :)1,>>' U (~j Ii RES 0 L U T r 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for furnishing of material and labor for asphaltic concrete surfacings of tennis courts at Buechler Park, to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 1 day of June, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council o~ said Oi ty, and WHEREAS, ROBERT M.STUMP CONSTRUCTION CO. of the City o~ MEMPHIS, NEBRASKA submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said material and labor, a~d the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest anQ best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL o~ the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said ROBERT M. STUMP CONSTRUCTION CO. of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the furnishing of material and labor for asphaltic concrete surfacings of tennis courts at Buechler Park be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said ROBERT M. STUMP CONSTRUCTION CO. , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign sald contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 1st day of June, 1955. ?rAt. hl~ Members of the City Council Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, was approved. . I I I . Cp '" ,., t) !2;; ;) RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the Power Plant BUlldlne Suistrueture elrculatlnc water piping and rallroad spur traCk to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 1st day of June, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, the Geer-Maurer Construction Co. of the City of Grand Island,If&1Draska submitted a sealed bid for Power Plant Bu11dlncSuDstrueture 011"- culatincwater plplnland railroad spur traek , and the bid of' said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Geer-Maurer Con- .., struotion Co. of the C1 ty of Grand Illand, Neltraska for the Power Plant Sultstrueture eirculatillC water pipin: and ral1road spur track be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Geer-Maurer Construction CQ. , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City, be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 1st day of June, 1955. ?J4 (R." bl~ Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was approved. City manager presented applications for employment blanks. Also physical report. Motion of Behnke, seconded by 'I'oft, forms . I I I . n1o< /'I Q.,'~'{J approved, including all departments from this date. Manager advised the council he had several complaints from residents in the West Heights Addition pertaining to the Carnival and suggested that in the future, carnivals be set up in the south east corner of the baseball area. Claims against the city were presented. hot ion of Hink- hoff, seconded by Toft, approved. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Hinkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Motion of Cunningham, council adjourned. F. S. White, City Clerk 6=1-55 :}I')"'/ eJ;~ d Grand Island, Nebr. June 15, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen . I present. His honor, the mayor, presiding. Minutes of the meeting of June 1 were read. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Behnke, approved. Regular surety bonds, having been okayed by the city attorney, were presented as follows: Don Schweiger, demolition House Movers Company, - house movers James Kirkpatrick, auctioneer Dwight A. Bielke, policeman Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bonds were approved. Petition for sewer along the north side of Lots 10 and 11, Home sub-division, with 100% signers, was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, request granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Request for rezoning Lot 4, Block 15, OT from I Residence B to Business B was presented. Motion of Cunning- ingham, seconded by Toft, hearing date was set for 8 P.M., July 6. I . ~) ej, 0 ~'Ji ,(-.t (J Bids on Paving Districts were presented as follows: Inlamd Dobson Mo. Diarpond Gerhold Di st. Const.Co. Br:os. Valley Eng. Co. (;0. 244 $12,666.70 $11,707.90 $11,836.15 $11,340.20 $11,619.15 . 245 11,426.85 10,728.95 10,582.65 10,121.35 10,733.05 246 19,223.90 17,914.95 17,915.45 17,199.90 17,849.40 I 247 18,748.30 17,596.10 17,381,85 16,620.00 17,547.00 248 17,928.15 16,779.65 16,673.70 15,893.75 16,836.25 249 13,148.80 12,313.25 12,159.20 11,633.36 12,338.48 250 13,163.85 12,346.25 12,168.20 11,649.20 12,346.75 Motion of Cunningham, seconded by vJinkhoff, bids were referred to the city manager and city engineer. Bids for painting at the airport were presented as follows: Virgil Clark ~t3650 J. A. Bixemann $3043.44 $3631 Rhoads Paint store Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, bids were referred I to the city manager and city engineer. Bids on power plant equipment were presented as ~ follows: Ite Circuit Breaker Co. Item 1 $42,500 II 1 $45,230 II 3 8,841 II 7 28,981 1I 3 $ 9,405 II 8 $ 2,545 II 3 $ 8t775 1/ 1 $45,897 II 2 7,755 II 3 9,405 " 7 24,775 rt 8 $ 6,201.32 II 3 $ 8,016 II 5 888 rt 1 $47,577 II 2 9,609 rt 5 829 " 7 25,523 Nelson Electric Mfg. Co. ~vagner Electric Conrad BangN Maloney Electric Gustafeson, Inc. I . Nicke1cadieum Standard Transformer Co. Central Electric Supply Co. ell 01 (,a €j <.: ~, . I Apparatus Sales Division of the General Electric Item 1 $41,159 It 2 22,280 It 3 8,652 II 4 72,000 II 4-A 18,000 II 5 904.80 II 6 5,012.28 II 7 35,910 II 8 6,585 Allis Chalmers II 1 $49,849 II 2 11,235 It 3 8,670 11 4 80,000 II 4A 20,480 II 5 904.80 II 7 31,800 Westinghouse Electric Items 1 to 9 inclusive, $181,410 Dutton Lainson Co. Items 1 to 9 inclusive, ~~181, 410 Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred to the Light Commissioner and consulting engineer to report back June 22. Application for industrial track between the city I and the C B & Q railroad was presented. I . Q' ',~ n U tJ1 \_1 RES 0 L UTI 0 N --------- ..f.- . I WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island has approved plans and specifications for the construction of a new municipal power plant building to be constructed on land owned by the City located on BischeId and Poplar Streets in said city, and WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island has entered into a contract with the Geer-Maurer Construction Company of Grand Island, Nebraska for the construction of the substructure of said building and a railroad spur track for the purpose of providing transportation facilities for said new plant site, and WHEREAS, an application should be made to the Chicago, Bur- lington & Quincy Railroad Company for such industrial tract. NOW, THEREFOHE, BE IT RESOLVED BY 'rHE COUNCIL of the City I of Grand Island, Nebraska, that an application for such industrial tract be made to the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company, and that the President of the City Council and the City Clerk sign and make such application for and on behalf of the City. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a certified copy of this resolution be forwarded to C. W. Burdick, Utili'ty' Commissioner, and that a copy of this resolution be attached to such application. Respectfully submitted this 15 day of June, 1955. J...(""':~> " C Lei e'. / I , )JtL(~~t(, . . Members of the City Council I . Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Wirtkhoff, resolution was adopted. Extension agreement with Sloan-Combs Motor Company for building T-308 was presented. Motion of Behnke, seconded by Cunningham, was approved. Mayor and clerk authorized to sign. ')9\ tJ ~J ../L Ordinance 3089 pertaining to annexing what was for- f, merly Blocks 7, 8, 9, 10 in South Park Addition to the City of Grand Island was discussed. . I Mr. Grimminger, representing Mr. O'Brien, addressed the council pertaining to same, stating that he felt that the council were discriminating, inasmuch as there are several other areas used industrially that should be taken in right along with this particular area. After considerable discussion pro and con, ordinance was held up for further consideration. I I . :)1 Q' C) tHHd RES 0 L UTI 0 N . I 'f.., WHEREAS, between the 5th day of March, 1924 and the llith day of January, 1954, the City of Grand Island, did by action of the city council by motions or resolutions, transfer money from the Water, Light and Ice Departments to various funds for the purpose of paying for certain construction or for the purpose of purchasing certain articles, a statement of which showing the dates such action was taken and the amount borrowed being hereto attached and made a part hereof, and ~~EREAS, the Finance Advisory Board of the City of Grand Island has recommended that the parts of said motions and resolutions directing that such borrowed money be repaid to the department from which taken be rescinded, and WHEREAS, the City Council finds that such recommendation should be approved. I NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that all parts of motions and resolutions heretofore adopted and approved by the various city councils of the City of Grand Island, between the 5th day of March, 1924 and the 15th day of January, 1954, ordering repaymentof borrowed money from utility funds, be, and the same are hereby rescinded, and that such parts of motions and resolutions so rescinded be as set out in the itemized list of 'the same hereto attached and made a part hereof. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Oi ty Clerk forward a certi- fied copy of this Resolution to C. W. Burdick, Utility Commissioner, I . and to the City Treasurer. Respectfully submitted this 15 day of June, 1955. "~:, , \,~,. "~-~./. , . l // \" I (!~. /1'( t('~tl: .,~ ) "~ Members of the City Council Mot ion of Hehnke , seconded by Toft, resolution adopted. . I I I . Resolution dated Light Funds Resolution dated Light Funds Resolution dated Light F'unds Fund (Loan) Resolution dated February 15, 1941 Light F'unds transferred to General Fund (Loan Resolution dated March 5, 1941 Light Funds transferred to Street & Alley Fund (Loan) 3,000.00 Resolution dated April 17, 1941 Light Funds transferred to General Fund (Loan) Resolution dated June 18, 1941 Light Funds transferred to Paving District Fund ( Loan) Resolution dated June 16, 1941 Light Funds transferred to General and Cemetery F'unds (Loan) Resolution dated July 16, 1941 Light Funds transferred to Paving Fund (Loan) By Council action September 4, 1942 Purchased 1,320.7 acres for airport from Light By Council action December 16, 1942 Purchased Lots 1, 2, and 3 and part of Lot 4, 57, Original Town from Light Funds By Council action August 20 and September 7, 1943 Transferred Water Fund to Midstate Irrigation District Resolution dated Aus~st 14, 1944 Purchased Block 88, Original Town, Dodge School site from Light Funds Resolution dated September 5, 1945 Purchased Block 89, Original Town from Light Funds Resolution dated April 23, 1946 Ryder Park Purchased from School Board from Light F'und By Council action February 6, 1947 and July 26, 1947 Construction of room for Weather Bureau at the airport from Light Funds By Council action February 11, 1947 Pa~ment on Sieloff property for Veterans Hospital from Light Fund Resolution dated August 6, 1947 Light Funds transferred to Park Fund Resolution dated March 21, 1947 Light Funds transferred to Sanitation Department Resolution dated June 4, 1947 Light Funds transferred to Park Fund (Baseball) Resolution dated June 18, 1947 Purchase of Reimers tract from Light F'unds Resolution dated March 7, 1951 Light Funds transferred to City Garage Fund Resolution dated January 15, 1954 Purchase of Howard School property from Ice Fund August 7, 1940 transferred to Paving & Sewer Fund November 6, 1940 transferred to General Fund (Loan) December 16, 1940 transferred to Paving & General 00 (<.:t t) ej :~~) (Loan)$1,900.00 Total 5,000.00 7,000.00 5,000.00 14,000.00 17,000.00 45,000.00 c.,. 60,02'7.20 ~, I, k, 17,800.00 10,639.65 4,976.00 1,000.00 40,000.00 1,000.00 10,700.00 60,000.00 ;/' 23,747.50 l/ $1,092,270.99 . I I I . QQ! t) e.) "J: Resolution dated March 5, 1924 Transferred from Light Fund to Bond Fund $25,000.00 Resolution dated March 5, 1924 Transferred from Water Fund to Bond Fund 15,000.00 Resolution dated September 17, 1924 Transferred from Light Fund to Bond Fund 25,000.00 Resolution dated September 17, 1924 Transferred from Water Fund to Bond Fund 10,000.00 Resolution dated July 15, 1931 Transferred from Light Fund to General Fund 5,000.00 Resolution dated July 15, 1931 Tran s f erred from Water Fund to General F'und 20,000.00 Resolution dated August 2, 1933 Light Punds transferred to the following: General Fund, Fire Fund, Police Punds, Music Funds and Park Pund 100,000.00 Y' Resolution dated July 25, 1934 Light Funds transferred to Incidental Salary and Engineering Fund 17,200.00 Resolution dated August 21, 1934 Transferred from Light F'und to Refund Bonds 50,000.00 Resolution dated October 17, 1934 Light Funds transferred to Paving District Fund (Loan) 60,000.00 Resolution dated April 15, 1935 Light Funds transferred to Refund Bonds 40,000.00 Resolution dated April 15, 1935 Ice Punds transferred to Refund Bonds 10,000.00 Resolution dated November 14, 1935 Light Funds transferred to General Fund (Airport) 25,600.00 Resolution dated July 20, 1936 Light Funds transferred to Bonds Interest Fund 50,000.00 During October of 1935 Light Funds were used for the purchase of North half of Lot 8, Block 66 of Original 'llown. rfhis amount has been carried as an asset of the Electric Department 22,500.00 Resolution dated January 6, 1937 Light Funds transferred to Bond Fund 50,000.00 Resolution dated November 17, 1937 Light F'unds transferred to General Fund (Airport) 30,000.00 Resolution dated November 16, 1938 Ligh t .B"unds transferred to Paving Fund (Loan) 5,000.00 Resolution dated January 18, 1939 Ice Funds transferred to General Fund (Loan) 10,000.00 Resolution dated March 10, 1939 Ice Funds transferred to General Fund (Loan) 18,000.00 Resolution dated March 16, 1939 Light Funds transferred to General ~und 9,000.00 Reso~ution dated February 12, 1940 Light Funds transferred to General Fund (Loan) 10,000.00 Resolution dated March 6, 1940 Light Funds transferred to Street & Alley Fund (Loan) 7,500.00 Resolution dated March 20, 1940 Light Funds transferred to General Fund (loan) 6,500.00 Resolution dated May 4, 1940 Light Punds transferred to Street & Alley F'und (Loan) 2,500.00 Resolution dated June 5, 1940 Light Funds transferred to Paving Fund (Loan) 5,000.00 Resolution dated June 19, 1940 Light Funds transferred to Street & Alley, Sewer and Paving Funds (Loan) 19,000.00 Resolution dated July 5, 1940 Light Funds transferred to Police, Fire and Cemetery Funds (Loan) 5,800.00 Resolution dated July 17, 1940 Light Funds transferred to Cemetery Fund (Loan) 1,500.00 fl1 n .""'" uij~) 5. On June 6, 1955, an additional recommendation was made as follows: IlThe meeting was called to study the matter of invest- ments and transfers from the Light, Water and Ice Funds accord- . I ing to m record in the Utilities Commissioner's office as of May 12, 1955. Mr. Burdick had resolutions covering all of the transactions and after a great deal of discussion, a motion was made by Mr. Stephens, seconded by Mr. Contryman, that the Council pass a: resolution repealing all resolutions, ordinances and Council actions pertaining to the transfer of money and loans from the Utilities Department to the City of Grand Island according to the record that was read at the meeting of the Finance Advisory Board on the above-mentioned date, said record being dated May 12, 1955, except the item showing a resolution dated November 18, 1953, in the amount of $9,000 (said money was taken from the Ice Fund and transferred to the Parking Lot Fund for the purchase of parking meters), and that all I tangible properties are to be put in a capital account so that a record can be kept of all properties over which the City of Grand Island has control. IlAfter some discussion, the motion was voted upon and carried unanimously. The City J\1anager was directed to have a resolution prepared for the regular Council meeting of June 15th. These recommendations are made this 15th day of June, 1955. After a number of meetings were held, your Finance Advisory Board respectfully submits these recommendations to the Honorable Mayor and members of the City Council for their consideration and action. I . Signed - Wm. Behnke R. E. Stephens Dale Ball Orin Contryman George J\1art in O. E. Cunningham Fred C. Maurer Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. Motion of Behnke., seconded by To.rt , city manager was authorized to publish complete text of the Finance Advisory report, together with complete list of resolutions and ordinances covered by same. qO('" tJ iJ t) 1. The Board met with Mr. Dave Shaad, representative of the firm of Lutz & May, the City having requested that they make a thorough study of the light and power rates and make suggestions as to any changes that might be necessary to bring . I these rate schedules up to date. {\,fter a thorough discussion wi th ]\1r. Shaad, the Board has decided to recommend the analysis and changes as recommended by this firm, with the following two exceptions: "Under the classification of commercial lighting schedule, it is suggested that thoseusers falling in this classification and being located outside the city limits not be allowed the 10% discount for prompt payment of their accounts. "The second exception is that the schedule of rates for electric stoves, which has not been in complete overall use by all users for some time, be discontinued. "Also, there may be additional technical changes suggested by the Electric Department. I 2. The Board recommends to the City Council that all properties and activities not directly connected with the production and distribution of power in the Light and Power Department be properly placed in the various departments of the City Government. 3. The Board recommends that a sum equal to 10% of the ,Q'ross receipts of the Electric Department be paid to the City General Fund in lieu of taxes. The City in turn should pay for the power necessary to provide all necessary services, the rate for this power to be set by the Council. 4. The Board recommends that the Council proceed immediately to conduct a thorough study to place all of the I . various properties and activities of the City into the proper departments for administration and accounting according to the City Manager Plan, under which the city is now being operated. This has been discussed with the City ]\1an!3.ger and he has pre- pared certain pertinent information and charts and is prepared to submit this to the Council. <li 0, "'; t) i:i, 4 items that were on the agenda and which were discussed not only on May 3rd, but also at previous meetings, and agreed upon by all members present. The recommendations are set out here below as prepared by Mr. R. E. Stephens. . I ~ liThe Board was appointed by Mayor Martin January 19, 1955. The purpose of the Board as stated by the Mayor was to study the accoclnting and financing of the various departments of the City, and he advised that at the present time, due to the necessity of enlarging the power and light facilities of the city, that the Council was very interested in having the Board deal particularly with this problem at this time, and at later dates other particular problems would be referred to the Board for their investigation and recommendations. liThe Board found on investigating that the problems involving financing of the new power plant were very far reaching, particularly due to the fact that it is the first time in the city's history that such financing has been necessary. In I complying with the necessary accounting practices involving such financing, it is very evident to the Board that some rather radical changes in the accounting system must be made. lilt was also called to the attention of the Board by the Light Department that many of the rates that have been in effect over a period of many years had become out of line, due to the addition of so many unusual power demands, and that a study should be made and certain changes no doubt should be macle. "Your Board had several meetings considering these various problems and received excellent cooperation from all city departments in the submitting of all necessary records I . and facts in order that the problem could be studied thoroughly. The Board has now reached certain conclusions and wishes to make certain recommendations for your consideration, which we feel are based entirely on factual information. liThe following are the specific recommendations which the Board wishes to submit to the Council: . I I I . ~:1:.j Cl do d L" RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, it appears that the City of Grand Island should construct sidewalks on the north and south sides of Augustine Park for the accommodation of the public. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the City Engineer be and he is here- by directed to prepare plans and specifications, if required, for the construction of said sidewalks; that he prepare and submit to the Council an estimate of the cost thereof, and that the City advertise for bids for the construction of the same after the approval of said estimate. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the City Engineer. Respectfully submitted this 15 day of June, 1955. L~ ~- embers of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was adopted. Recommendation of the Finance Advisory Board was presented. To the Mayor and Members of the City Council: May 5, 19,55 On the evening of May 3, 1955, the Finance Advisory Board met in the City Council Chamber at 7:30 P.M. The Finance Advisory Board consists of Wm. H. Hehnke, chairman, Oren E. Cunningham, Dale Ball, Fred C. Maurer, George W. Martin, Orin Contryman and R. E. Stephens. All were presentexcept Dale Ball and Fred C. Maurer. The various items on the agenda were discussed at length. After the various items on the agenda had been discussed, a motion was made, seconded and carried unanimously that Mr. R. E. Stephens prepare recommen- dations to be submitted to the City Council covering the various ~~Q(' ;t;j ;, ..;'~' --," .................. <t June 15, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: . I Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Curb & Gutter District No. 103, which district is to be constructed in West Heights Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. 7050 lin. ft. 6" x 22" standard curb & gutter complete in place . $1.35 per lin. ft. $ 9517.50 It is recommended that this work be advertised tor bids to be received until 8:00 o'clook P.M. July 6, 1955. RespectfUlly submitted, ,,/' "'./~ f , 0'/>'" , / "-/>,/'l'L,, '/-;rd/e/ E.' H. Cordes City Engineer I Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, Engineers estimate was approved. Bequest of Mr. Burdick for authority to employ a i, nationally-known auditor's service for setting up a bookkeep- ing system was presented. Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Wink- hoff, request granted. Bids to be received up to eight P.M., July 6. Bequest from Mr. Burdick for permission to advertise for turbine pump, motor and starter, estimated cost $3900 and allied items for use in the water system, estimated cost $1050, was presented. Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, request was granted. , I . Request of Mr. Burdick for advertising for 1200 lb. service elevator, estimated $16,000 and for plant building substructure and sub-station foundations, estimated cost $400,000, and new steel sub-station for the new power plant and two bay extension of sub-station at the present location. Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, request approved. . I I I . r ,,t/ll '-.P .." ,.1 Recommendation of the city manager and city engineer that bid of John A. bixenmann & Sons of $3043.44 for painting at the airport was presented. RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of all labor, plant equipment, appliances and materia] and performing all operations necessary to paint the existing Air- port Administration Building and the masonry and concrete hangar at Grand Island Municipal Airport, to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 15 day of June, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, John A.Bixenmann & Sons of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid for the work to be done, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. ($3,043.44) NOW, TIillREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said John A.Bixenmann & Sons of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the furnishing of all labor, plant equipment, appliance and materials, and performing all operations necessary to paint the existing Airport Administration Building and the masonry and con- crete hangar at Grand Island Municipal Airport be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the work be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said John A.Blxenmann & Sons , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 15 day of June, 1955. (f(" <!'" ~ ft[I(.A:tc,~' Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was approved. . I I I . C) II 4 €}~l Recommendation of the city manager and city engineer that the bids of Diamond Engineering Company on Paving Districts 244 to 250 inclusive be accepted. RES 01 UTI 0 N WHDHI;:AS, the City of Grund Islund invi tod soaled bids for tho cons trubtion of a pavinG di s tri ct ImcH'l1"l and do sic;n:~~ tod &s Pc-vine; District No. 244 j td bo received up to 8 o'clock P.U. on tho 15 June )19 5ij and to b0 oponod at 8 otclock day of P...M. on said dnte; at the rogular mootin::; of tho City Council of said C1 ty, 8ne\ wm.mEA S, tho Diamond Engineering Company of tho City of Grand 1slnnd, Nobraska, submitted a soaled bid for tho c6nstructionof said district and the bid of SJ.id Contractor vmB found to be the lowest and bost bid. ($11,340~20) NOVI, 'THEREF01fE, Bii: 1'1' RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Tslo.nd, Ne bra sko.; the. t the bid. of the said Diamond Engineering Company of tho City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for tho co'nstruction of sc:.id pavinc district knovin and designatod as FClvinc DIstrict No,. 244: be, and tho same ishc1"0by accepted; that a contract fbr tho construction of said paving district bo enterod into by and bot~o8n tho City of Grarid Island nndtho s2id Diamond Engineering Company , and that the Prosidont of ~ho Ci ty Council ~md the CherI: of s!:dd C1 ty, bo, [',no. tb.uy c'.re horo'by au thori zed to sign said contrcLc t for nnc1 on boll.::,lf of said City. Rospectfully subnittod this 15 day of June 19 5l;i \ t'; . /'t>p-.. .~~\, --~- C) ( . }t'l t.~.'~ L...,., Lewbers of tho Ci ty Council Motion of Toft, seconded by v.Jinkhoff, was approved. '. , J,r.':. . I I I . Ql 411 t> ~, ..~, .", '-...P ~""" r~1 RES 0 L U T ~ 0 N WH:CREAS, tho City of Grund Island invited soaled bids fqr tho construction of a pa...vinij district ImOt7h [lend dosie;n:~~ted as Ps.ving District No. 245 , to bo rocoivod up to 8 Of clock P.Ll. on tho 15 day'of June ,19 5~ and to bo oponod at 8 o'clock n 1., J.. . ;,:.1. ~ on said dCcto, c,t the rogulClr 1110Gt:tng of tho City Council of said City, [In(~. WHEREAS, tho' Diamond Engineering Compa.ny of tho CIty of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a soaled bid for tho construction of s[lid district and the bid of s~id Contractor W[lS found to bo tho lowest and best bid,($lO,121.35) NOVI I, THEREFORE, DD I',r HESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of tho City of Gr[lnd Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Diamond Engineering Company of tho Ci ty of Gr[lnd IsLmd~ Nebraska, for tho construction of said pavine district known [lnd designated [l8 Pavine District No.245 , be, and tho sarno is heroby accepted; that a contract for tho construction of said pavine; distribt bo ontered into by and bat~o8n the City of Gr[lnd I8land and the BUld Diamond Engineering Company , and that the President of tho City Council ~nd the Clerk of said City, be, Gnd they nre hereby authorized to siGn said cont:r'c,ct for nnd on beh::,lf of said City. Respectfully subnittod this 15 June 1955. dc~y of . -4.(;., (t, Itl(", i" ~--,---- r:lemb,,;rs of the Ci ty C'duncil Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was approved. '. . I I I . R' 4" :.:..~ ....;1 .....;.. ,11 RES 0 L UTI 0 N \VHBHEAS, tho City of Grand Island :Lnvi tod scaled bids for tho cons truction of a ptwinC eli strict Imo~7n and do siOlL~ tad [lS P,:vine District No. 246 ,to bo rocotvod up to 8 o'clock P.Ll, on tho 15 day of ,1955, and to be openod at 8 o'clock Jun.e D H J.. .. ,,"'.J.. on said dnto, at the rogular moctinc; of tho City Council of said Ci ty; unci WlmREAS, tho Diamond Engineering Company of tho City of Grand Island, Nobraska, submittod a soaled bid for tho construction of seLiel di stric t and tho biel of said Contractor Vlaf] found to be tho lOFTost nnd best bic1.($17,199.'O) NOV1, Tm;REFORB, 13:0 rr RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of' tho C1 ty of Grand I slnnel, No bra aka; the.. t tho bid of the so.id Diamond Engineering Company of tho City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for tho construction of SGid pavinG district known and desiGnatod us Pavine District No, 246, bo, and tho sarno is hereby accepted; that a contract for tho construction of said pavinG district bo entcr()c~ into by i:t.nd bo t\;;eon tho Ci ty of Grand 181and and the snic1 Diamond Engineering Company , and thut tho President of tho City Council ~nd the Clerk of said City, be, end they nro hereby au thori zed to siGn said contl'[lC t for nnd on bolLtlf of said City. Respoctfully subnittod this 15 clr,y of June 1955, ?-' <", itl... ":(h _'O-...~_.-___...... _ "P'\ ITcmbors o[-tL.c Ci ty Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. '. \ e I I I . ''''4 ' 0" /, '. ~- ~.::. '':t RESOLU1'IDN WHEREAS, tho City of Grund Ishmc1 invi tod sealed bids ,foT' tho construction of a pa..vini3 district Imo\;'ln and dcsic;n:.,-ted &8 Ps,vine District No. 247 , to be received up to 8 otclock P.u., on 'tho 15 day of ~1955, and to bo oponod at 8 dr~lock June P",.H. on said dGt(,,# (.', t tho regular moeting of tho City Council of said City, o.nci WHEREAS, thr:;J Diamond Engineering Company of the City of Grnnd Island, NobrnskQ, submitted 0. soalodbid for tho construction of said distr.ict and tho bid of said Contractor v!D.8found to be tho lowest tmd bost 'bic~..($16,'20.00) NOVJ,THERBFORBj BLG rr HESOLVED BY THE COUIlCIL of tho City of Grand Island, :Nebraska;thut tho bid of the said Diamond Engineering Co. of tho Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska., for the construction of ss.id pavine.; district known and designated as Peeving Di stri at NO,.247, be, und tho same is horoby accoptod; thnt a contract forthu construction of said pL~vinc district be entered into by rtnd bet~o8n the City of Grund Island und tho s2id Diamond Engineering Company $ and that tho Prosident of tho C1 ty Council cmd the Clerk of said Ci ty, be, Gnd thay n1'o hereby uu thori zed to siGn said eontrac t for nnd on beh.'J.lf of said C1 ty. Re Sp0 C tfu1:!_ynubni t tc)d thi {3 June 15ch~7l of 1955.. ~~' (V ( IhH~ -~-~_.,_._- LIowborb- 0[- the Ci ty Counei 1 Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was approved. " . I I I . 9 I~ ,"" u'1;J RES 0 L U T ] ON WJ-IGREAS, tho C1 ty of Grund Ishmd invi ted sealed bids fo'r' tho construction of a pu..vintj district lmoV'm and dcsign:.,ted 8.8 Pc-vine I)fstrict No.. 248 , to bo recoived up to 8 o'clock P.-II", on the 15 day of June ,1955,> and to bo oponoc1 ut 8 olclock P,lI.. on said dnto, nt the rogu1ar meuting of tho City Council of said C1 t:t, anei WHEREAS, the Diamond Engineering Company of tho City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a soaled bid for tho constrnction of suid district and tho bid of said Contractor Vitl.S; found to be tho lowost and bost bid.($1;,a93.~ NOr!, THEREFORE, R~ rr RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of tho Ci ty of Grand Islo..ncl, Nebraska; thQt the bid of tho so.id Diamond Engineering Companyof the City of Grand Island,. Nebraska, for tho construction of s~::dd pavinc di s tric t known and de sienD.. tod as PD.ving D:1.strict No. 2481 be, and tho samo is her0by accepted; that a contract for tho construction of said pavinG district be entcruci into by D.nd betr:oon tho City oJ' Grand Island and the ~mid Diamond Engineering Company I and that tho President or tho Ci t:'l Council ;:,nd the Clurk of' sr,id Ci ty J be, Gnd tb.ey nre hereby au thbri zed to sign selid contrccc t for nnd on bohD.lf of said City. Respoctfully subnitted this 15 dny of June 1955. :[/" ~ (t ~l ""- r , ---.--... IlCtt ,.'t.~~ .... .'" Eombors of the City Council Motion of Hehnke, seconded by 1'0ft, was approved. '. -:,...~ . I I I . Q' /1 c tp :t tJ RES 0 L IT T ION l"UT.'D"AS th IV llJ.JJ. \1:;', 0 Oityof Grand 'Island irivitcd soaled bids for tho construction of a pDNinG district Imov'll'l and dositrL~tod&s Pavine; Dtst~ict No. 249 15 day of to bo roccivodup to 8 o'clock P ,,~ on tho , eLL. June ,1955$ nnd to b0 opunod dt 8 0'( c1oe}{ D P .l /1'-' ~. .i:.... mocting of tho Ci.ty COll.neil of : . on said dntc, at tho rogular said Oi ty, anc~ WHJ..mEllS, tho Diamond Engineering Company of tho City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submittod a soa1eq bid for tho construetj.on of said eli stric t and 'tho bid of said Contractor was found to bo tho lowost and bost~id.($11,633.36) NOVI, THEREFORB~ B2 rr HESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of tho City of Grand Island, Nebraska ;th[~ t tho bid of tho so.ia Diamond Engineering Company of the Ci ty of Grand IsL:md., Nebraska, for tho Construction of snid pavinc; district known and dosignuted IlsPclvinc DiS tri.c t'No .'249 , be, and tho samo is hcr0by [).c eopted; that a contract for thu construction of said puvincdlstri.ct bo cnt(,rGC~ into by D.Uet botHo::m tho City of Grand Is1o.nd and rho Diamond Engineering Company S Lli d , and that tho Prosident of tho City ~ouncil ~nd the Clerk of 3ai& City, bo .. , Gnd they nro hereby authorized to sign said ~ontr&ct for nnd on behalf of said City. Respoctful1y subnitted this 15 d&y of 1955, June JI . O~., (li" , It l&l....( t..~.. ~-- Lembors of tlio Ci ty Council: -:... Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. '. . I I I . q i~ "'i V~: ( RES 0 L UTI 0 N \VHI:~REAS, the Ci ty of Grona ,Jslund invi ted sealed bids for tho construction .of 8. po.yinij distt'ict lCllOV;rJ:1 and dcsic;n:_~t~d &3 Pc-vine Distriet No. 250 t '0 . d t 8 t 1 1 P' '.1 .~, 0 0 r0C en vo _ up 0 0 coo,'): .n. on tho 15 dD:~T of v . ,19 5ij and to '00 6punod at 8 oJclook June' p.r,\... on said df; to, a t tho regula+, 1:ncutin.c; of tho Ci ty Council of said City, and VJlfEREA S 1 tho Dimuond Engineering Company of the City of Grand ISland, Nobrrrska, submitted a soaled bid for tho construction of said (:Ii 3tric t o.nq tho bid of said Contractor Vlar; found to be tho lowost o.nd bostbid.($11,649.20) 1. NOVI~. THEREFORB,9 B~ Irr RBSOLVED BY THE COUNCIJ;'oftho City of Grand Isl~nd, Nob~o.eka; that the bid of tho said ... Diamond Engineering Company of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for tho construction of said paving district known and dositnatod us PavinG District No, 250, be, and the ~dmo ishcrebyaccoptodj thc,t a contro.ct for the construction of s~dd puvj;nc districtbo ontcr()c~ int.o by D.nd '00 tr;eon tho Ci ty of Grand I slnncl o.nct the s~:tHl Diamond Engineering Company ~ and th[:.~ t the Pro s ielon t of tho Ci ty Council c,nd the Clerk of tb..oy nro iiGroby . <J sc,id Ci ty, bo, [~n(t au thori zed to siGn said contrclc t for nnd on hch:::.lf of said City. Respectfully subnittod this 15 duy of June 1955, -:Y~" (', ---.......--........--- J t.~.(,~ ( {,,-, .' Lembers ofthC;City Council Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was approved. '. fJ Ir ('y .i:> i ,,~, .t~ ...~ --..,. '..J ORDINANCE 3091 requiring sio.ewalks in south Ingalls street and south Blaine street was regularly passed by the . I council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3091 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3091 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3091 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3091 - Mot ion by Winl{hoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, 'Toft, Winkhoff, I Hehnke. VQting no, none. ORDINANCE 3092 rezoning Lots Six and Seven, Block Fifteen, H. G. Clark's Addition froI!l Residence "B" to Business "Bu was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3092 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3092 - Hotion by \Ninkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, 'Toft, vJinkhoff, Hehnke. V ot ing no, none. Ordinance 3092 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, I . rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3092 - Hot1on by Hinkhoff, seconded by 'l'oft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Hartin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. [" ".. ".4, (1) '-.. -_ <2Y ORDINANCE 3093 creating Sewer District 286 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. \&rdinance 3093 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded Cunningham, . I was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3093 - Motion by Hinkhoff, seconded Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3093 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, 'l'oft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Vot ing no, none. Ordinance 3093 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded Cunningham, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. I ORDINANCE 3094 caNce+ling repayment of $51,061.54 l borrowed from Light and Ice Funds for construction of Eddy Street underpass and approaches was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3094 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Voting no, none. Ordinance 3094 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3094 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, I . rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Ordinance 3094 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, i'Jinkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. n, ,," I~ eJ ;) ~) City manager advised the council that the American Legion and the manager of the carnival company had requested . I permission to use the ball park area June 20 and 21. Motion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, request granted. Claims against the city were presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, claims were allowed as read and listed in the claim register. Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned to 7:30 P.rvI. June 22. F. S. White, City Clerk 6-15-55 I I . r I I e \ !) r: 1 Qu.~ Grand Island, Nebr. June 22, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present except Behnke, who was excused as he was out of town on official city business. Bis honor, the mayor, presiding. Minutes of the meeting of June 15 were read. Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, approved. Petition for sewer in an easement at the rear of Lots 8 to 13 inclusive, 'iusman's Subdivision, with one hundred per cent of eligible signers, was presented. f'lotion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, request was granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Petition for Paving District in Washington Street, from Koenig to Division Street, with 85.6% signers, was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, request granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Petition for water district in Meves Avenue from Vine Street east to the city limits, with 100% signers, was presented. JVlotion of Winkhoff, seconded by 'l'oft, request granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Letter from Ruth Mattingly, 1800 N. Wheeler, was read relative to shelter houses in City parks. Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham, letter received and placed on file. Mayor Martin said he would personally write R. l\1attingly. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, that offer of Nitzel for $235 each for two stub-end streets in Claussen's Subdivision be accepted and ordinance vacating streets be pre- pared. Approved. Request by School Board for City to vacate Cleburn street between Fifth and Sixth Streets was read. Motion by Cun- ningham, seconded by Toft, approved. Request by School Board for city to vacate alley in Block 3, Gladstone Place, was presented. Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, request was granted. Bid of Westinghouse Electric Supply Company at Omaha, Nebr. in the amount of $181,410.00 on items one to nine inclusive of city specifications for power plant electrical supplies was accepted, on recommendation of City Manager and utilities Commissioner. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. . I I I e 1~1 f) ~J U~.f f>oQ!;J !lE.2Q~Q!I.Q! WHEREAS" the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for furnishing f.o.b. cars at the new municipal electric plant near Bischeld and Poplar Streets the following: Item 1. Item 2~ Item 3. Item 4~ Item 5 ~ Item 6; Item 7. Item 8; Item 9. Low VoltageSwitc~gear Generator Service Equipment Auxiliary Supply Transformer Outdoor Breakers Potential Transformers Station Arrejters Switch Boards Station Battery Master Clock to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M~ on the 15 day of June, 1955, and to ee opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Westing House Electric Supply Company of the City of Omaha, Nebraska , sUDmitted a sealed bid pursuant to sucm. invitation, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand IslaIld, Ne19raska; that the bid of the said Westing House Electric Supply Company Ne19raska of the City of Omaha, for tke power plant electrical equipment described above be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and tlae said Westing House Electric Supply Company and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are here~y authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted. this 22nd day 01' June, 1955. (-''\ . e it'P ',::Jf' . A.. (". . [/L"u(,2v, ///""J ,l' . . lJ Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was approved. Supplemental agreement wj_ th Western Laboratories, Inc. was presented. Hot ion of (raft, seconded by Cunningham, was accepted. . I I I e ~) r;. () u tj t_~ ORDINANCE 3095 creating Paving District 253 in Washington from Koenig to Division was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3095 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Behnke absent. Ordinance 3095 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, ru.les suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Hehnke absent. Ordinance 3095 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Voting no, none. Hehnke absent. Ordinance 3095 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Hehnke absent. ORDINANCE 3096 creating Water Main District 196 in Meves Avenue from Vine Street east to city limits, was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3096 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by r:L'oft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Voting no, none. Hehnke absent. Ordinance 3096 - hotion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Behnke absent. Ordinance 3096 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Hehnke absent. call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Tof t, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Hehnke absent. . I I I . C1J t'N""" e) ;) '1: ORDINANCE 3097 creating Sewer District 287 on north side of Lots 10 and 11, Home Subdivision, was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. O~~inRn~A ~097 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Hehnl{e absent. O~ninRn0e ~097 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and or dinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Nartin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Hehnke absent. Ordinance 3097 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and or dinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Hehnke absent. Ordinance 3097 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting ye s, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Hehnke absent. ORDINANCE 3098 creating Sewer District 288 in Lots 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13, Husman's Subdivision,was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3098 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Hehnke absent. Ordinance 3098 - r1otion by Winkhoff, seconded by J.oft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Behnke absent. Ordinance 3098 - Mot ion by ItJ inkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and or dinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting ye s, Martin, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Hehnke absent. Ordinance 3098 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, rroft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Hehnke absent. . I I I . 0J ,,,-,,, ,\',- t} ~) ~) Chamber of Commerce requested that the city pay .~. half of the expense of a representative to present Grand Island's story in the quest for All American City of 1955 honors was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by VJinkhoff, request was granted. City manager requested approval to employ Fire Chief Evans on a temporary basis to take care of nuisance com- plaints at $75.00 per month, to be paid out of Health Department funds. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. Motion by Toft, council adjourned. C. B. Kinnison, Acting City Clerk 6-22-55 ~r"'" 1)"''' ~:.' ;) APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1955 FUND APPROP. ADJ. EXPENDED TOTAL BALANCE JUNE EXPENDED j!,dm . 46160.00 3987.44 40459.25 5700.75 Eng. 41840.00 2828.16 34177.55 7662.45 st. Sewer 38370.00 3099.33 22306.49 16063.51 . Health 12402.00 938.57 10368.65 2033.35 35100.00 2211.62 10758.71 24341.29 lIne · City Hall 10410.00 362.62 10663.56 - 253.56 General 184282.00 13427.74 128734.21 55547.79 Bonds Int. 61300.00 -32600.00 28700.00 Airport 112365.74 11329.94 97043.95 15321.79 st. Alley 53296.62 3954.07 52010.87 1285.75 Gas Tax 18862.38 8057.76 10804.62 Sanitation 53878.39 4297.08 46484.47 7393.92 Park 68550.60 9402.99 42958.69 25591.91 Police 153727.95 9329.22 116084.57 37643.38 Cemetery 128959.60 3945.92 23545.41 105414.19 Fire 128258.00 9287'.87 113309.22 14948.78 Fire Pension 24915.86 1621.26 15128.86 9787.00 I Syc. st. 137940.19 140708.54 - 2768.35 Library 32500.00 3047.52 29201.03 3298.97 Civil Def. 462.00 462.00 Sewer 61540.00 4558.55 55313.32 6226.68 Paving 92011.20 20545.86 46102.91 45908.29 Garage 42000.00 3031.15 36895.66 5104.34 Music 5000.00 1900.00 3100.00 Soc. Security 24000.00 16079.06 7920.94 Sewer Con. 44327.75 33422.79 10904.96 Elk's Lot 3600.00 118.28 3028.18 690.10 Tot a1 1431778.28 118.28 97779.17 1006009.50 393287.06 - 32600.00 Ice 2040.96 17315.07 I Water 15614.59 201109.35 Light 65062.26 750739.76 . Sewer District 22.62 19430.65 18.41 204666.24 Paving District 180538.01 2199270.57 Respectfully Submitted, F. S. White, City Cle rk . I C1?: l!J,"" .'.".1' ":<: ') J f;:J'tY f Grand Island, Nebr. July 6, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present except Toft, who was excused on account of vacation. Mr. C. E. Beals, executive secretary of the Nebraska League of Municipalities, appeared before the council pertaining to the League meeting to be held in Grand Island September 18,19,20, making arrangements for rooms, meals, etc. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, that the city furnish meals for different delegates Tuesday, September 20. Regular surety bonds, having been. approved by the city attorney were presented as follows: Ross Plumbing Company E. H. Cordes, city engineer Robert Roach Everett McIntosh, Patrolmen Lindsay Soft 1tlater Service Louis H. Smith II Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, bonds approved. Communication fron Lloyd Kelly pertaining to the Sportsman I . Bar (partnership), same having been purchased by Willard Pulse No application nor information from the Liquor Control Commission. Petitions with approximately 1800 signatures requesting rZ election to abandon the city manager form of government was presented, along with petition requesting the city council to call a special meeting of voters for the purpose of discussing interest rates. There being a difference between the Home Hule Charter and the state law. No action. Mr. Baumann, County SuperviseI', appeared before the council with the suggestion that the City Council, representatives of the sugar factory, representatives of the Pleasant View Addition and the County Supervisers work out a plan for building a bridge over the sewer ditch on east Bismark Road. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, was referred to the city manager and city engineer to arrange with the various ones for meeting. Claim of Boger C. lmderson for alleged damages to his car in the amount of $210.23 was presented, along with 6pinion from the city prosecutor, Lloyd Kelly, in which Mr. Kelly advised that in his opinion the city of Grand Island has no liability. . I I I . '1:) t,: v;J I ,-,?~P t:J Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Hinkhoff, the opinion of the city prosecutor was approved and the claim denied. Request of Lydia Becker to rezone Lot 1, Block 15, South Grand Island Addition from Hesidence A to Business B, was presented. Also request of Donald and Ruth Herzog to rezone Lot 6, Block 21, Schimmers Addition, from Residence aAn to Business "Ba. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, hearing was set for eight P.M. July 20. Recommendation from Mr. Burdick that the extension rider with the Union Pacific for furnishing steam by the city be approved. IVlotion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, recommendation was approved. RESOLUTION tvHEHEAS, the Union Pacific Railroad Company has tendered to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, state of Nebraska, an agreement ex- tending to August 31, 1956, the term of contract dated <July 20, 1932, covering the furnishing by the City to the Hailroad Company of steam for heating purposes; said agreement being identified as Union Pacific Railroad Company's C. D. No. 19230-~; 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 WHEHEAS, IT IS considered that the best interests of said City of Grand Island will be sub served by the acceptance of said agreement; TH~REFORE, 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 Hailroad 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. Mot ion of vJinkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was approved. Bids on curb and gutter district 103 were presented as follows: Diamond Engineering Co. $9094.50 Andrew Kittel 9376.50 4. I I I . 3' ,,~ n .. I-~t ~ ~ ~ ~j ~:~ Joseph Brumbaugh $8037 Don H. Schwieger Louis Smith t~9165 $8671.50 Gordon Winter Co. $8389.50 Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, bids were referred to the city manager and city engineer. Proposals were received pertaining to auditing and setting ;( up a bookkeeping system in the water and light office from Lybrand, Ross Brost & Montgomery through Mr. Contryman. Superviser, $15 per hour, Senior, $9 per hour, plus traveling and hotel expenses. Local help would be ;~7 for senior and ~t5 for junior. Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company through Mr. Lockwood, average fee would be $6 per hour plus necessary out of pocket expense. Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to the city manager and C. W. Burdick, City manager and E. H. Cordes recommended the bid of Brumbaugh Construction Company in the amount of $8037 for curb and gutter district 103. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. . I I I . () !!!~O~'!!!'!.Q!i WHEREAS, the City of Grana Island. invited sealed bias fCJ)r tla.e furnishing of .ate~ial and labor for the construction of Curb & Gutter,District N? 103 in West Heights Addition, to be received up ~o 8 0' clock P. M. on the 6th day of Julr, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'olock P. M. on said date, at tlae regular meeting ef the City Cou.cil of said. City, and. WHEREAS, Brumbaugh Construction Co. , . ~ of tne City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a seale. bid for the construction of said. district and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. ($8037.00) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the C~ ty of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Brumbau~h Construction Go. of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the construction of said. curb and gut~er district known and designated as Curb and Gutter District No. 103 be, and the same is hereb~ accepted; that a contract for the construction of said curb and gutter district be entered int0 by and between tne City of Grand Island and the said and that the President of the City Council and tne Clerk of said City be, and the.y are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 6th day of July, 1955. () O. ~~ Mem'bers of the City Couacil Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved. Bias on turbine pump and accessories were presented: Kelly Supply Company Item 1 II 2 $3265 $ 915.80 Layne-Western Co.#l- ~2927.60 Item 2 ijil049 Fairbanks-Morse #1 $3225, Alternate ~p2856 Item 2 $1000 . I I I . T. S. McShane Item 2 Sub-station structure: Brookley Electric Co. Item 1 & 2 E. L. Varney, Inc. Item 1 II 2 Commonwealth Electric Item 1 II 2 Boese-Hilbron Electric Item 1 II 2 E. A. Pedersen Co. Item 1 It 2 Plains Engineering Co. #1 Item 2 3fJl $1012 $73,313 $60,450 4,950 0'1:62 800 'it , 5,100 $99,747 8,437 $64,000 8,000 $58,750.78 5,280.52 Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, bids referred to the consulting engineer, C. W. Burdick, Commissioner and city manager. €p {~ s> U \/ i'......~; Grand.. Island, Nebr. July '(;;;/ 1955 . I To the Members of The Oity Council, Grand Island, Nebr. Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for work involved in cleaning out and (Dorrecting the flow line of the existing outfall sewer ditoh throughout its ent1re length from a point immediately east ot the Sewage Treatment Plant in the City of Grand Island to its confluence With the North Channel of the Platte River, commonly known as Wood River. 1 Oomplete Job------ $2,500.00 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be reoeived until 8 o'clook P. M., July 20, 1955. Re~!~o~fully submitted, "'y#r!~~~~/ E. H. Cordes, City Engineer. c I Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, report was approved. I . . I I I . ~~ f~ t). I ~'\)l tJ July 6, 1955 To the Members of the City CQuncil Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith submit the cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 194, which district was constructed in 20th Street from Wheeler Avenue to Oak Street. This district was constructed by the City Water Department at the following costs: . 1720 line ft. 6" east iron water main 414 lbs. fittings 1 8" x 6" tapping sleeve and valve @ 2.37 $ 4076.40 .17 104.38 142.15 4322.93 I recommend that the work completed by the City Water Department be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the fOllowing statement of all costs in connection with said water main district No. 194. To: Oity Water Department To: Engineering & Publication t $ 4322.93 ~.,.>:g~6 . 15 4539.08 Entire amount to Water Fund I turtherrecommend that the City Oouncil sit as a board of equalization on the above Water Main District No. 194 on the 20th day of July 1955 at 8:00 o'olook P.M. Respectfully submitted, ,r.'~ .," ~./ ~r1. .("'C/A / .' (/., ~., .,-," E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, report was approved. . I I I . !.:{~ {1 A '..J ,} ':t July 6, 1955 To the Membe~s of the C1ty Counc1l Grand Island, Nebra.ska Gentlemen: I hereby cert1fy that Louis H. Smith has completed the work on Sewer D1striot No. 284 1n acoordanoe w1th the plans and speo1fioat1ons and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Ne~aska and Louis H. Smith, whioh contract is dated April 1955 I further oertify that the work done conta1ns the following material at the unit prices set forth 1n the contract. 1865 line ft. 8" vitrified clay p1pe with hot-poured bitum1nous j01nts @ 2.25 6 manholes eomplete 130.00 $ 4196.25 780.00 Total 4976.25 I reoommend that the work completed by Louis H. Smith be acoepted by the Oity of Grand Ieland, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all oosts in conneotion with said Sewer District No. 284. To: Louis H. Smith To: Engineering & Publication $ 4976.25 248.81 5225.06 The entire amount to Sewer Distr1ct Fund. I further reoommend that the City Couno1l sit as a boa~d of equalization on the above Sewer District No. 284 on the 20th day of July 1955 at eight o'eloek P.M. Respeotfully submitted, ~/~;t/t?~/ '!:.' H. Cordes City Engineer I'lotion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, report was approved. . I I I . ~1_~ {i> t:." U,},J July 6, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that Louis H. Smith has completed the work on Sewer District No. 285 in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and Louis H. Smith, which contract is dated June 1955. I further certify that the work done contains the following material at the unit prices set forth in the contract. 275 line ft. 8" vitrified clay pipe 1 manhole complete $ 591.25 130.00 721.25 @ 2.15 130.00 Total I recommend that the work completed by Louis H. Smith be aocepted by the Oity of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with said Sewer District No. 285. To: Louis H. Smith To: Engineering & Publication $ 721.25 36.06 757.31 Total The entire amount to Sewer District Fund. I further recommend that the City Oouncil sit as a Qoard of equalization on the above Sewer District No. 285 on the 20th day of July 1955 at eight o'clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, r / "'/f~'~~' E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by ~Hnkhoff, report was approved. Suggested revision of electric rates was presented. Motion ~ of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to the city manager to prepare for publication the old rate schedule and also the new proposed rates, advising the patrons there will be a public hearing at eight o'clock P.M. July 27. Motion of Hehnke, council adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment. F. S. White, City Clerk . I I I . !) l" f" tli tJ t,J Grand Island, Nebr. July 6, 1955 Council met as Board of Adjustment on rezoning Lot 4, Block 15, Original Town,from Residence B to Business B. All councilmen present except Toft. Request for rezoning was presented. Also protest from immediate property owners. Mr. A. C. Mayer presented the case for Mr. and Mrs. Enyeart, bringing out that there are eight property owners favorable and only four opposed. He felt it was evident that the request should be granted. After considerable discussion in which Mr. Enyeart and the protestors, along with the various councilmen ,participated. After some discussion, motion of Hehnke, seconded by Cunningham, that the request be denied. Voting yes, Cunningham, Hehnke, Martin. Voting no, Winkhoff. Notion of Cunningham, council adjourned as Board of Adjustment. F. S. White, City Clerk Grand Island, Nebr. July 6, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present except Toft. Agreement by and between Lad F. Kvetensky and the city of Grand Island on the six-room dwelling at 2404 West Third was pre- sented. r"lotion of ItJinkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, approved. Mayor and clerk authorized to sign. Extension agreement with the Grand Island Poultry and Egg Company for building identified as T-825 was presented. Hotion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, approved and mayor and clerk authorized to sign. Extension agreement with the Chamber of Commerce on building T-836 was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, mayor and clerk authorized to sign. . I I I . ') r; '''I eJ -f' (, ORDINANCE 3099 vacating portion of Plum Street and Eugene Street in Claussen Country View extending north from Sunset Avenue was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ord inance 3099 - I"Iot ion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. 'Toft absent. Ordinance 3099 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title ! only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. Ordinance 3099 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. Ordillance 3099 - Hotion byvVinkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, r:rartin, Cunningham, 1tJinkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. 'l'oft absent. .,-' ORDINANCE 3100 vacating Cleburn Street between Fifth and Sixth Street was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3100 - Motion by Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. '1'0ft absent. Ordinance 3100 - Motion by Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. Ordinance 3100 - Motion by Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Wink- hoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. Ordinance 3100 - Motion by Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. . I I I . 36J' ~... ORDINANCE 3101 authorizing sale of Plum and Eugene Street (vacated by Ordinance 3099) to Dodge Development Company, was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3101 - Hotion by ~Vinkhoff, seconded by Behnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. I'oft absent. Ord inance 3101- Mot ion by v'J inkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. Ordinance 3101 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winl\:hoff, Hehnke. Vot ing no, none. '1'0ft absent. Ordinance 3101 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Toft. absent. ----,^ ORDINANCE 3102 authorizing sale of Cleburn Street between Fifth and Sixth street was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 3102 - Motion by Behnke, second~d by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. 'l'oft absent. Ordinance 3102 - f'lotion by Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. Ordinance 3102 - Motion by Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. Ordinance 3102 - Motion by Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Win~hoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. . I I I . Recommendation from consulting engineer, C. tv. Burdick and 36B O. L. Barbarick that the bid of the Plains Engineering and Con- struction Company, in amount of $64,031.30, be accepted as the lowest and best bid. Notion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, recommendation was approved. '\ RESOLUTION ---------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Isla.d invited sealed ~ids for 1, furnishing and erecting the following: New steel substation at the site of the new muaicipal electric plant; and Two bay extension of substation at the site of the existing municip~l electric plant. to be received up to 8 o'clock ~. ~. on the 6th day of July, 1955, and to be opened (itt 8 o'clock P. M. om. said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said Ci ty, uel WHEREAS, the Plains Engineering & Construction Co. Inc. of the City of Topeka, Kansas , suomi t ted a sealed bid pursuant to such invitation and the oid of said Con- tractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. ($64,031.30) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; t.hat the bid of the said Plains Engineer- ine & Construction Co. Inc. To,eka, ~ansa s of the City of , for furnishing and erecting a new steel substatioR at the site of the new muaicipal electric plant, and two ba~ extension of substation at the site of the existiIilg muaicipal electric plant be, and the same is llereby accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Isla:ad an<il. the sa,1. Plains Engineering & Construction Co.lnc. , and that the Presidemt of the City Council .' ana the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sigB said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted. this 6 day of July, 1955. John 9~~. ht.~ Me11lbers of tJza.e Cit,. Council Notion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, resolution was adopted. . I I I . .3 j<rl f":' .- ~ Request of Mr. Burdick that bids be received up to eight 0' clocl-<: P. M. July 20, for overhead travel crane, panels, instru- ments and controls, silica removing demineralizeI' and condenser tubes, estimated cost $140,000, was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, request was granted and clerk a'l,,1.thorized to advertise for bids. Claims against the city were presented. Motion of Wink- hoff, seconded by Behnke, were allowed as read and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned. F. S. White, City Clerk 7-6-55 . I I I . '1 1"'1 1 ~) i j. Grand Island, Nebraska July 20, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present except Toft, who was excused on ~3ccount of vacation. Minutes of the meeting of July 6, were read on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff. Approved. Regular surety bond of V. C. Kaminski, Desk Sergeant, was approveq, subject ~o O.K. of City Attorney. Notice from Roger C. Anderson that he is appealing to the District Court of Hall County, from a decision of the City of Grand Island disallowing b.is claim of $210.23. On Motion of Behnke, seconded by Cunningham was referred to the legal department. Request for rezoning N~ Block 15, Original Town, from Residence B to Business B, was presented.@n motion of Hehnke, seconded by Cunningham, Hearing date was set for 8: 00 0 I clock P .IVr ., August 3. Request from Mrs. Carolyn Garn that the council order sidewalk constructed on the east side of Monroe Street from 4th to North Front Street was presented. On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Cunningham, was referred to the City Engineer. Request from Earle W. Wiltse for permission to remove trees on the West side of playground at Barr Junior High and to remove the existing sidewalk from the playground along Greenwich between Koenig and Charles. On m<Dt ion of 1.>Jinkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, request was granted subject to constructing a curb sidewalk along Greenwich. City Manager to advise Dr. Wiltse. The tax resolution from the School District ($1,176,892.00) was presented on motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. Bids on outfall sewer ditch were presented as follows: John Claussen Sons Company $2,380 Louis H. Smith $1,950 Diamond Engineering $2,399 On Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred to the City Hanager and City Engineer. Bids on plant superstructure were opened and read as follows: A John Claussen Sons Company ----- $432,598 $:498,900 $462,000 Bennett Construction Company ----- Almquist Brothers Company ----- . I I I . :']"Ir;\{ tJ l Geer-Mauer Construction Company $476,305 All bids being 'Over" the estimate of $400,000 were rejected. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, City Clerk was authorized to readvertise for bids to be received at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Aug. 3. Bids were received on condenser tubes as follows: Phelps Dodge Copper Products Company ----- .6251 Per Lb. Bridgeport Brass Company ----- .6251 Per Lb. Revere Copper Elnd Brass Inc. ----- .6251 Per Lb. Chase Brass and Copper Co. , Inc. ----- .6251 Per Lb. Bids on Panel Instruments and Control were presented as follows: Baily Meter Company ----- $37,223 Republic Flow Meter Co. ----- ~38 943 'it' , Hagan Corporation ----- $36,184 On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred to the consulting engineer, C. W. Burdick, and the City Manager. On motion of Cunningham, council adjourned to meet as board of adjustment. F. S. Wh it e City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska July 20, 1955 Council met as bOEtrd of adjustment. ,A,ll councilmen present except Toft, who was excused. On Request of Donald Herzog for rezoning Lot 6, Block 21, SChimmer's Addition from residence A to Business B was presented after cons iderable di ecussie,"l pertaining to spot zoning and presenting of protests from affected property owners. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, request was denied. Request of Lydia Becl{er for rezoning Lot 1, Block 15,. South Grand Island from residence A. to residence B. was presented. After some discussion in which it was brought out that the rezoning from Ato B was just allowing professional offices in the area, there being no written protests on file or protestorspresent\. On motion of ~Jinkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, request was granted. Roll Call Ballot. Every councilman voting yes. On motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned as a board of adjustment. Floyd S. hThitB City Clerk . I I I . !~";i .~}..:' '-.> t} J' e) Grand Island, Nebraska July 20, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present except Toft, who was excused. Certifications by City Clerk to council pertaining to qetitions filed on requesting an election on abandoning the BityManagen Bdrrni.bf Government, and the petitions on amending Article 5, Section 7, Home Rule Charter, same pertaining to interest . rates on special assessments, received and filed. Bids on demineralizer and Silica Remover were presented as follows: Graves ~I!ater Condenser Company ----- $12,876 ----- $15 288 - , ----- $17,461 ----- $15,890 ----- $12,140 "'I 3"-1 ----- ~~ 3,'-0 Infilco Permutit Company Herbert Wolcott Company Messplay Machinery Company Elgin Softner Company Bids on traveling Crane were presented as follows: Pacific Coast Engineerinp Company ----- $54,500 $42,000 ~t41 , 940 Milwaukee Craw€& Services Company ----- ~vhi t ing Corp Manning Maxwell & Moore $42,060 Bids on elevators were presented as follows: Otis Elevator Company cH. ----- ;;p 10 , 482 Westinghouse ----- *t14,559 Wright & r1~k Company ----- $13,395 Kimball Brothers Company ----- $12,050 Anderson-Priest Elevator Company ;,;".;:_--- $14,124 On motion of 1t!inkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, bids referred to the consulting engineer, C. l.v. Burdick and City Manager. Certificates were presented on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. Opinion of City Attorney pertaining to election was presented on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, received and placed on file. OHDINANQE 3107 calling a special election pertaining to the -i- abandonment of the City r1anager Form of Government was regul,:;rly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. OHDINANCE 3107 - Motion of Cunningham and seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll Call Ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, VJinkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE 3107 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, . I I I . C"l: rrJ.J .~ ~~5 / ~t rules suspended and ordim=mce plrJced on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, M8rtin, Cunningham, itJinkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE 3107 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, ~1artin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE 3107 - Motion by Cunningham,seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally p8ssed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, \lJinkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, None. Toft absent. ORDINANCE 3108 calling for a special election to revise Section 5 Article 7, of the Horne Rule Charter pertaining to interest rates on special assessments was regularly passed by the city council and signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE 3108 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll Call Ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Hinkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. OHDINANCE 3108 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by 1tJinkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE 3108 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE 3108 - Motion by Cunningham, s.econded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. Request of B. R. Frost that the city council order a sidewalk along Lot 72 BeunaVista Subdiv:ision was, presented) on mot ion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham} Request was referred to the city engineer for action. A request for the opening of the alley in Block 17, Ashton Place was presented) On motion of Hehnke, seconded by vJinkhoff, referred to city engineer. Request for paving Cleburn Street from 4th to 5th with only one . I I I . 0,,.. ","' 6 i~) signature was presented) on motion of Hehnke, seconded by \.Jinkhoff, was referred to the city engineer to contact other property owners for signatures. Request for Water Main in Pleasant View Drive from Sunset Avenue to Bismark Road in Auburn Street from Pleasant View Drive to the east line of Pleasant View Addition, and in Bismark Road from Pleasant View Drive to the east line of Pleasant View Addition was presented. On Motion of Hehnke, seconded by 1rJinkhoff, request was granted, ordinance ordered drawn. Request for Sewer District in Blocks 1-2-3, Pleasant View Addition was presented. On Motion of Cunningham and seconded by Winkhoff, request granted and ordinance ordered drawn. r . I I I . ~) t.<i.y ('" :'.. , i) Recommendation of C. W. Burdick that the bid of Fairbanks, Morse, ~., & Co., Omaha, Nebraska in the amount of $2,856 for 75 horse power turbine pump, Motor and Starting Equipment be accepted. On motion of Cunningham seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation was approved. B,ESOl!UTION WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of the following: Deep Well Turbine Pump, Motor and Starting Equipment to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 6th day of July, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Fairbanks,Morse Co. of the City of Omaha, Nebraska submitted a sealed bid pursuant to such invitation and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Fair~anks,Morse & Co. Omaha, Nehraska of the City of for the equipment described above, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Fairoanks,Morse & Co. , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 20 day of July, 1955. cr~ e ,Uu~- Members of the City Council On Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. . I I I . R71'~1 Recommendation of C. W. Burdick that the bid of Kelly Supply Company" ~ in the amount of $915.80 for Pipe, Fittings, VE'lves, Meter and Coupling be accepted.. On Notion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, recommendation was approved. RES 0 L UTI 0 N ----'------ WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of the following: Pipe, Fittings, Valves, Meter and Couplings to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 5th day of July, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, The Kelly Supply Co., of the City of Grand I~land,Nehraska submitted a sealed bid pursuant to such invitation and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, N~braska; that the bid of the said Kelly Supply Co. ~ Grand I land,Ne~Qska valves, meter and couplings of the CitY of for the pipe, fittings, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Kelly Supply Co. , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 20 day of July, 1955. (!1-. (!,~ Members of the City Council Motion of 1,Hnkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, resolution was approved. . I I I . Recommendation of C. v]. Burdick that the bids of Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company for setting up bookkeepi1llg in the Light Office, average rate $6.00 per hour, plus necessary ~ut of ths pocket spent be accepted. On Motion of Behnke, seconded b;/ vJi:fukhoff, recommendation was approved ("' r: '5 ;;, d i \...,to' ~ .... !ES.QL!!TI.Q! WHEREAS, the Oi ty of' Grand Island invited sea.led bids f'or the furnishing of auditing services incident to changing the present system ,of ~ener~l account~Rg of the Elec~ric ~epartment of the Oity of Grand Island, Nebraska, to_th.at system prescribed by the Federal Power Commission and generally, referred to as Uniform System of Accounts for Electric Utilities Requirements, to be received up to on the 6 day of July, 1955, and to be opened at on said date, at the regular meeting of the Oity OouJllcil of said Oity, amill WHEREAS Peat,Marwick,M1tchell & Co. of the Oity of Lincoln,Neiraska $ o'clock p. M. . 8 o'clQck P. M. , submitted a sealed bid 1'l.1rsuant to such invitatio~ and ~he bid. of said Contractor was found to ee the lowest and. best bid. NOW" THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY 1J:'HE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of' the said Peat,Marwiek,Mltchell & Co. Lincoln, Nebraska of' the City of for providing such services be, and the same is hereby accepte<il; tnat a contract be entered into by and between the City of' Gramd. Island and the saiEl. Peat,Marw1ck,M~tchell & Co. , and that the President of' the City Council and the Clerk ,of' said. City be, and they are hereby alilthorized to 8igB said contract for and on behalf of saii City. Respectfully submitted this 20th. day of July, 1955. ~(!,~ Members or the City Council Motion of Behnke, seconded by VJinkhoff, resolution was adopted. . I I I . Recommendation of City Manager and City Engineer that the bid of Louis H. Smith in the amount of $1950 for cleaning outfall sewer was presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was approved. q 1".., f!\ U ! ?y RESOLUTION ---------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the cleaning out and correcting the flow line of the existing outfall sewer ditch throughout its entire length, to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the 20th day of July, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Louis H.Smith of the City of Grand IS1and,Nebraska ($195'0.00) submitted a sealed bid pursuant to such invitation, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Louis H.Smith of the City of .., Grand I~land,Ne~raska for providing such services be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Louis H.Sn1th , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 20 day of July, 1955. -{Y- e_~ Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution adopted. . I I I . p -"" ~ 1 U I ,j July 20, 1955 Honorable President and Council Members: We hereby recommend the revised Engineer's Estimate for the Power Plant Building Superstructure less the Substation Foundations 2md 4000 Cu. Yds. of fill which will be advertised at a later date. The Engineer's Estimate is $460,000.00. We further recommend that the City Clerk be instructed to advertise for bids to be received at the office of the City Clerk of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, until 8:00 o'clock P.M. on the 3rd day of August 1955. otis L. Barbarick City Manager C. 1,rJ. Burdick Commissioner On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation was approved. On motion of Cunningham, council adjourned to meet as Board of Equalization. F. S. White City Clerk Grand Islcmd, Nebraska July 20, 1955 Council met as a Board of Equalization on Water Main District 194, and SewerDistric~284-285. All councilmen present except Toft, who was excused. On motion of Winl<:hoff and seconded by Hehnke, resolution wa~3 adopted., . I I I . qn" €i0.1 RES 0 L UTI .Q N BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 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. 194 to be the total sum of $2269.53; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of $2269.53 and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sum $2269.53, 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 ADDITION AMOUNT - Nettie B. Welch, Marie Morris West and Forrest E. West and Clarence Morris and Gladys Morris 1 5 Morris Fourth $81.47 Nettie B. Welch, Marie Morris West and Forrest E. West and Clarence Morris and Gladys Morris 2 5 It 11 87.29 Richard H. & June A. Franzen 3 5 u " 87.29 Richard H. & June A. Franzen 4 5 11 11 87.29 Richard H. & June A. Franzen 5 5 11 11 87.29 Richard H. & June A. Franzen 6 5 11 11 87.29 Nettie B. Welch, Marie Morris West and Forrest E. West and Clarence Morri s and Gladys Morris 7 5 It 11 87.29 Nettie B. Welch, Marie Morris West and Forrest E. West and Clarence Morris and Gladys Morris 8 5 11 " 87.29 Nettie B. Welch, Marie Mor ri s West and Forrest E. West and. Clarence Morris and Gladys Morris 9 5 " " 87.29 Howard H. Jr. & Mary Ellen Roberts 10 5 " " 87.29 Donald D. & Dorothy M. Nielsen 11 5 " 11 87.29 Donald D. & Dorothy M. Nielsen 12 5 It " 87.29 Donald D. & Dorothy M. Nielsen 13 5 " " 87.29 Howard H. Jr. & Mary Ellen Roberts 14 5 " " 87.29 . I I I . Oi Q c''J t):j(" R m SOL UTI Q N ( con' t) NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT Nettie B. Welch, Marie Morris West and Forrest E. West and Clarence Morris & Gladys Morris Edwin E. & Betty L. Biesecker 15 6 Morris Fourth $87.29 16 6 " n 81.47 1 6 " " 78.56 2 6 " n 78.56 3 6 It " 78.56 4 6 " " 78.56 5 6 II " 78.56 Raymond D. Fus s Raymond D. Fuss Raymond D. Fuss Raymond D. Fuss Raymond D. Fuss Nettie B. Welch, Marie Morris West and Forrest E. West and Clarence Morris and Gladys Morris Nettie B. Welch, Marie Morris West and Forrest E. West and Clarence Morris and Gladys Morris Nettie B. Welch, Marie Morris West and Forrest E. West and Clarence Morris and Gladys Morris Nettie B. Welch, Marie Morris West and Forrest E. West and Clarence Morris and Gladys Morris II " 81.47 6 6 " " 6 81.47 7 " " 8i.la 8 6 9 6 n " 10 6 n " 84.38 81.47 Thomas W. Preddy Nettie B. Welch, Marie Morris West and Forrest E. West andLClarence Morris and Gladys Morris " " 78.56 $2269.53 11 6 Total If and when any of the lots, tracts and parcels of land lying to the north of the water main constructed in said Water Main District No. 194 are furnished water service connections, the owner of such lot shall be required to pay to the water department for such service connection the sum of $1.45.5 for each lineal foot of such main lying adjacent to the lot or tract of land so served. Respectfully submitted this 20 day of July, 1955. .~(',~ Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff and seconded by Hehnke, resolution was'a'dopted. . I I I . ~: (,2 'i' ~L;, () ~) RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBR- ASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Sewer District No. 284 to be the total sum of $3483.44; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of $3483.44 and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sum set oppo si te the several de scrip tions as follows: NAME LOT ADDITION AMOUNT - Raymond A. & Juani ta Watson 1 West Heights $82.09 Watson Construction Co. 2 II " 78.52 Wa tson Construction Co. 3 " " 78.52 Wa t so n Construction Co. 4 II II 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 5 II " 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 6 II If 78.52 Wa tson Construction Co. 7 II It 78.52 Wa t so n Construction Co. 8 II II 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 9 II II 78.52 Wa t so n Construction Co. 10 " 4_ 78.52 Wa tson Construction Co. 11 II It 82.09 Wa tson Construction Co. 12 II II 81.75 Watson Construction Co. 13 II " 78.52 Wa tson Construction Co. 14 II u 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 15 II II 78.52 Wa tson Construction Co. 16 1ft II 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 17 tI If 78.52 Wa tson Construction Go. 18 " It 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 19 II " 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 20 It " 78.52 Wa t so n Construction Co. 21 II If 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 22 If " 82.43 Watson Construction Co. 23 II " 82.43 . I I I . ~)N ,I u:..;i RES 0 L U ! I 0 ! (con't) NAME LOT ADDITION AMOUNT Watson Construction Co. 24 West Heights $78.52 Wa t so n Construction Co. 25 " If 78. 52 Wa t so n Construction Co. 26 It It 78.52 Wa tson Construction Co. 27 tt If 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 28 " " 78.52 Wa t so n Construction Co. 29 " " 78.52 Wa t so n Construction Co. 30 If " 78.52 Wa t so n Construction Co. 31 If If 78.52 Wa t so n Construction Co. 32 fI ff 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 33 II " 81.75 Wa t son Construction Co. 34 It It 84.52 Watson Construction Co. 35 " It 78.52 Wa t so n Construction Co. 36 " n 78. 52 Watson Construction Co. 37 " n 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 38 It tt 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 39 " " 78.52 Wa tson Construction Co. 40 " " 78.52 Wa tson Construction Co. 41 It " 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 42 It It 78.52 Wa tson Construction Co. 43 " It 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 44 " " 79.66 Total $3483.44 Respectfully submitted this 20 day of July, 1955. ~.(I,~ V Members of the City Council Motion of t{inkhoff and seconded by Behnke, resolution vJi3:::; adopted.. 0l () r~. J: :5 z) RES 0 L UTI 0 N . I BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 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 Sewer District No. 285 to be the total sum of $757.31; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said District to be the total sum of $757.31 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: ~ Paul W. K. Ruff LOT ADDITION AMOUNT N132' of S 280' 10 Home Subdivision $194.16 Alfred H. & Evelyn T. Reher A tract of land in the Southwest corner of Lot 10, Home Subdivision, being 132' in depth and being 144.7' in Width on the southerly side and 97.0' in width on the northerly side 10 Home Subdivision $148.90 I Emil M. & Mary C. Hruza The south 132' of the East 168' of Lot 11 Home Subdivision 204.23 Paul W. K. Ruff North 132' of the South 280' of the East 168' of Lot 11 Home Subdivision 210.02 Total $757.31 Respectfully submitted this 20 day of July, 1955. (~-- ",' ~ (!r~J- U' Members of tae City Council I . Mot ion of lJlinkhoff and seconded by Hehnke, resolut ion waf; 'adopted~.. . I I I . 0: 0,0) tJ :3, {) On motion of 1tJinkhoff, council adjourned to meet in regular session. Grand Island, Nebraska July 20, 1955 F. S. VJhi t e Ci ty Clerk Council met in regular session. All councilmen present except Toft, who was excused. . I I I . qn -,C "'i ~...) J July 20, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of ooncrete sidewalks on the North and South sides of Augustine Park, Grand Island, Nebraska. 2288 sa. ft. 411x4' concrete sidewalk complete in place @ $.40 . $915.20 Plans and Specifications are on file in the office of the City Engineer, Grand Island, Nebraska. It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'clock P.M., August 3, 1955. .~~:s..~e~. ,ct ~llY ~u.bmi t ted, ./ z::;;;;{; a~_d{~ (,... , E. H. Cordes City Engineer On Motion of vJinkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, estimates lI{ere approved and clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be recieved up to 8:00 o'clock P.M. Aug. 3, 1955 . I I I . F ~{>'" ....... ,-,,' 'J July 20, 1955 To the Members of the City Counoil Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the oonstruction of Sewer District No~ 286, which distriot shall be constructed south from 11th Street in an easement at the west side of Lot Twenty-five (25), County SUbdivision of the West half of the Southwest Quarter (wtSWt~ of Section Ten (10) Township Eleven (11) North Range Nine (9) West of the 6th p.m., Hall County, Nebraska, and at the east side of Lot Twenty- four (24), County Subdivision of the West half of the Southwest Quarter (wtSW~) of Seotion (10) Township Eleven (11) North Range Nine (9), West of the 6th P.M., Hall County, Nebraska and Lots One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine and Ten (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,and 10). Dwelling Place Addition to the City of Grand Island. 321 lin. ft. 8" vitrified clay sewer pipe with lot bituminous joints @ $2.35 per. lin. ft. 2 manholes complete in place @ $135.00 each $ 754.35 270.00 1024.35 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 P.M. August 3, 1955. Respectfully submitted, C;-:LL~/i) 1 {,/fY l1~/<Z.-/ E. H. Cordes City Engineer July 20, 1955 To the Members of the City Counoil .Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Sewer District No. 287, which district shall be laid in an easement along the northerly side of Lots Ten and Eleven (10 and 11), Home Subdivision, an addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. 346 1in. ft. 8" vitrified Clay sewer pipe with hot bituminous joints @ $2.35 per..lin. ft. 3 manholes complete in place @ $135.00 $ 813.10 405.00 1218.10 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 P.M. August 3, 1955. Respeotfully submitted, i/~~~LtL-- City Engineer On motion of Vlinkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, estimates were approved and clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received up to 8:00 o'clock P.M. Aug. 3, 1955 . I I I . no l) ;;-f, 1'-,<<, CiI ....y '?, July 20, 1965 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlement Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the construc~lon of Sewer District No. 288, which district shall be laid in the easement at the rear of Lots Eight, Nine, Ten, Eleven, Twelve and Thirteen (8,9,10,11,12 and 13), Husman's sub- division of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. 366 line ft. 8" vitrified clay sewer pipe with hot bituminous joints @ $2.35 per. line ft. 2 manholes complete in place @ $135.00 $ 860.10 270..09 1130.10 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 P.M. August 3, 1955 R:~ye~tfully submitted, ~,,"///7 r {>~?V C. '~c'tL.,<L-/ E. H. Cordes City Engineer July 20, 1955 To the Members of the City Counoil Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the oonstruction of Water Main Distriot No. 196, the said distriot shall be laid in Meves Avenue and shall extend from Vine Street east to the City Limits. 379 line ft. 6" cast iron water main complete @ $ 2.50 per. 1in. ft. 214 lbs. fittings @ .18 1 12" x 6" Mueller Tapping Sleeve,& Valve or equal @ 175.00 $ 947.50 38.52 175.00 1161.02 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'clock P.M., August 3, 1955. R:~e~~U~lY submitted, '/t-' .' v0' O'J ~' /' ?'. A,r-"-'C~." ,/f '. " /1 '''.#''/'' --e -~-" E. H. Cordes City Engineer On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, estimates were approved and clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received up to 8:00 o'clock P.M. Aug 3, 1955. . I I I . '11 r-,:, {t U ~J ~.J July 20, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby certify that Rentlor Company Inc. has completed the work on Intersection Drainage Project No. $0-1 in accordance with the plans and specification and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and Rentlor Company Inc. I further certify that the work done contains the following materials at the price set forth in the contract to-wi t : 1833 177 11 157 38 38 240 1in. ft. 24" storm sewer pipe 1in. ft. 12" storm sewer pipe each manholes lin. ft. removal of inlet pipe sq. yds. removal of concrete pavement sq. yds. 611 concrete pavement sq. ft. remove & replace sidewalks $10356.45 460.20 1485.00 102.05 41.80 190.00 120.00 12755.50 @ 5.65 2.60 135.00 .65 1.10 5.00 .50 Total I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Intersection Drainage Project No. 55-1 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Intersection Drainage Project No. 55-1. To: Rentlor Company Inc. $12755.50 Entire ~ount to be charged to Paving District Fund. Respectfully submitted /"///!) -I. /' ,.. (l~ ..I...':i~;d:.tr(j.../ E. H. Cordes City Engineer On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, estimate was approved. . I I I . :,l. (~ f i;) d .1~_ RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the ordinances or the City of Grand Island provide that unpaid accounts ror 'water furnished by the City 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 415 North Sycamore Street and 423 North Sycamore Street, also known as Lot Four (4), Block Twenty- nine (29), Original Town, now the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has been furnished with water and provided sewer services; that the amount due for water furnished ror the period or September 22, 1954 to July 8, 1955, in the sum of $115.24 has not been paid; that the sum of $28.35 due for sewer service for the period of September 22, 1954 to July 8, 1955, charged against said premises 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 amounts liens against said premises. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the said sum of $115.24 due for water furnished and the sum of $28.35 due for sewer services 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 415 North Sycamore Street and 423 North Sycamore Street, also known as Lot Four (4), Block Twenty-nine (29), Original Town, now the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, belonging to Emil F. Rickert, from date hereof; that said liens bear interest at the rate of 6% per 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 assessments. 01 Q C) U ~J (.'/ R E ~ 0 L UTI 0 N ( con t t ) . I BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to C. W. Burdick, Utility Commissioner, and to the City Treasurer with instructions to place the same upon the tax records of the City of Grand Island and to collect the same as herein provided. Respectfully submitted this 20 day of July, 1955. [fL (P. ~~ Members of the City Council I On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hinkhoff, resolution was adopted. I . . I I I . qn ;:-, il,l e.t v" Airport lease agreements were presented as follows: American Paper Products Company - Building T-851 T-850 Glade Service T 305 $1440 Extension Agreement C. L. Crawford T 832 Pierce Venetian Blinds T 114 Rockwell Alleys T 12 On Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, were approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Signed reports of S. Dean Evans and The Evans Grain Company were recffii ved and placed on file. Lease Agreemenb3 of S. Dean Evans on buildings ']-131 T-115 T-123 T-481 T-IOl T-118 T-842 were presented, on - motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Consent of liability of the individual partners was received on mot ion of Cunningham, seconded by \.Jinkhoff, placed on file. Request from the Police Department for advertising for one new Police motorcycle, 2-wheel solo, was presented~on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, was approved and clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received until 8:00 o'clock P.M. Aug. 3, 1955. Request for two 3-wheel motorcycles was presented, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke and clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received to 8:00 o'clock P.M. Aug. 3. ORDINANCE No. 3103 Levy Assessment on Water Main District 194 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE No. 3103 - Motion of Behnke and seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at lagth. Roll Call Ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. Ordinance No. 3103 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhofft rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE No. 3103 - Motion by Hehnke, seconded by lfJinkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE No. 3103 - Motion by Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on finai passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winl<:hoff, Behnke. Vot ing no, None. Toft absent. . I I I . ~Ji 0 ij U~} ':~ ORDINANCE No. 3104 Leyying special assessment on Sewer District 284 regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. OHDINANCE No. 3104 - ~1otion of Behnke and seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINA.NCE No. 31051: - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll , call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE No. 3104 - Motion by Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended c.md ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Hartin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE No. 3104 - Hotion by Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Hartin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, None. Toft absent. OHDINANCE No. 3105 - Levying special assessment Sewer District 285 regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. OHDINANCE No. 3105 - Motion of Behnke and seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE No. 3105 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Vot ing yes, Martin, Cunningham, 1lJinkhoff, Behnke. Vot ing no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE/No. 3105 - Hotion by Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, ~19rtin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE No. 310.5 - Motion by Behnke, seconded by Winl\:hoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, None. Toft absent. ORDINANCE No. 3106 Pertaining to mufflers on motor vehicles and repealing said original Section 27 of Article 7 of Ordinance No. 1926 regularly passed by the coucil and signed by the Mayor. ORDINflNCE No. 3106 - Motion by Cunningham, and seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. . I I I . ~) 0, ,'" ;;, tc,j ,"'4 vVu ORDIN!\NCE No. 3106 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, 1;Jinkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. OHDINANCE No. 3106 .- Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE No. 3106 - Motion by, Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke. Voting no, None. Toft absent. Some discussion as to the ordinance governing grocery store opening days and fruit stands. After some discussion motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff that the ordinance be amended so as to permit fruit stands to operate seven days a week. The Dairy Stores, Bakeries and fruit stands were referred to the Attorney Kelly for recommendation as to ammendment. Some discussion as to the opening of Custer Street from the new school on North Custer Street south to Second Street. Mayor appointed Cunningham and Hehnke as a committee from the council to work with the planning commission. Claims against the City were presented."On:MotiJon of'Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, claims were allowed as read and listed in the claim register. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin. Voting, no, none. Toft absent. On motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned. F. S. ldhl te 7-20-55 City Clerk ~1!n c 8J10 Grand Island, Nebraska July 27, 1955 Council met as per special call of the City Manager for the purpose of accepting bids on power plant structur:e, which were . I opened July 20, 1955. All councilmen present except Winkhoff, who is on vacation. Recommendations by C. W. Burdick and H. F. Lutz, consulting .. engineer were presented as follows: Otis Elevator Company ---------------- $10,482 Chase Brass and Copper Company, Inc. Condenser Tubes -- .6251i per lb. Graves Water Conditioning Company Silica removing demineralizeI' ----- $12,876 Whiting Corporation Overhead Traveling Crane ---------- $41,940 Bailey Meter Company Panels, instruments and controls -- $36,958 On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, recommendations were approved. I I . 3}) "~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- . I WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for furnishing and erecting at the Municipal Electric Plant the follow- ing: One 1200 lb. service elevator to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the 20 day of July, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Otis Elevator Co. of the City of st.Louis, Mo. submitted a sealed bid pursuant to such invitation and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. (iolf'l).,~:J NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TEE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said otis Elevator Co. of the City of I st.Louis, Mo. for furnishing and erecting said service elevator at the municipal electric plant be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Otis Elevator Co. , and that the Presi- dent of the City Couneil and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. ~7 Respectfully submitted this" day of July, 1955. " .M2 ~_..,-~: _/ A. (O~ h(t1~ ,. ,,-.."-. I . Members of the City Couneil Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was approved. (" 0 (' ;..(~Il' ,) OVCJ RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- . I WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for furnishing f.o.b. cars at the Municipal Electric Plant, the follow- ing: Condenser Tubes to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the 20th day of July, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Chase B!,9ass &: Copper co.,h-"'/t:~/ of the City of Waterbury, Co.. submitted a sealed bid for the above items, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and be at bid. (t~f'~ 1J) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said I Chase Brass &: Copper Co. Waterbury, Conn. of the City of , for furnishing the condenser tubes be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a con- tract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Chase Brass &: Copper Co. and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 2? day of JUly, 1955. )4e~ <p, ~ I j r,/ I . Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, was approved. !)n n u 'tJ ;, RE~OLUT1.QN . I WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for furnishing f.o.b. cars at the Municipal Electric Plant, the follow- ing: Silica Removing Demineralizer to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the 20th day of JUly, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Graver Water Conditioning Co. of the City of New York, N.Y. submitted a sealed bid for the above item, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. (/').57' I>~ ) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said I Graver Water Conditionin~ Co. New York, N.Y. of the City of , for the furnishing of the equipment above described, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contr~ct be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Graver Water Conditioning Co. and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said , City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this ~ day of July, 1955. ?r (0 . i1At~ I . Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was approved. 4. n!\ ..., \P(} RESO!!!!TIO,! . I WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for furnishing f.o.b. cars at the Municipal Electric Plant, the following: Overhead Traveling Crane to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the 20th day of July, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, a.t the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Whiting Corporation of the City of Chicago, Ill. submitted a sealed bid for the above item, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.(~1 tflf"o ~) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said I Whitinl Coprora'tion Chicago, Ill. of the City of , for furnishing the equipment above described, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Whitin& Corporation and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are here?y authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 21 day of July, 1955. (~"'''' \ " \, - ' //...- oJ ( / > // (1J .~~ I . Members of the GityPCou.ncil Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, was approved. 401 ....... ,A. RE S O.!!.!I T I ON WHEREAS, the City or Grand Island invited sealed bids for . I furnishing f.o.b. cars at the Municipal Electric Plant, the follow- ing: Panels, instruments and controls to be received up to8 o'clock P. M. on the 20th day of July, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Bailey Meter Co. of the City of Vleveland, Ohio submitted a sealed bid for the above items, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.a~ 'for-If, O)! ) NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the Oi ty of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Bailey Meter Co. Cleveland. Ohio of the City of , for furnishing the I items above described, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Bailey Meter Co. and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 21 day of July, 1955. ?)~'~ L/ Members of the City Council I . Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was approved. Anc {-4..ijl,/ __ \ f r", City Clerk reported he had failed to advertise for the hearing on rezoning of the North ~ of Block 15, Original Town, from Hesidence B to Business B. On motion of Toft, seconded . I by nehnke, clerk was authorized to advertise for hearings, 8:00 P.ri. August 17, 1955. On motion of Cunningham, council adjourned. P. S. White City Clerk July 27, 1955 I I . A (" ') f.(> f t: ~.;I __ '\. '-_I" Grand Island, Nebraska August 3, 1955 Councll met in regular session. All councilmen present except ltlinl{hoff, who was excused. Minutes of the meetings of . I July 20, July 27 were read. On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Cunningham, approved. Regular surety bond of Roy C. Riggle having been O.K.'d b,~ the City Attorney, was presented. On motion of Cunningham seconded by Behnke, bond approved. Letter from the city planning commission pertaining to obtaining land for the purpose of opening Custer Avenue from the new feeder school south, recommending the Sc;Lffie be done immediately WEtS presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, received and placed on file. J A petition with seventy-seven signatures that the city council enjoin and stop construction of houses in Claussen Country View l\ddition and adjoining additions where they are I using pressed paper and other similar unsightly and flimsy material for siding, was presented. Several persons in that area were present and expressed their opinions as to the lasting qualities of such siding. (James Berryman, Mrs. Neale, Mr. Neale, Mrs. Berryman, Charles Jones). Speaking in defense of the construction, representative of the Pauley Consturction Company. After considerable discussion Mayor expressed his idea that the metter be given further consideration and referred to the ci ty man:1li;,;;tG~make investigation, and that some disinterested person be present at the next regular meeting to advise the council as to the permanent qualities of pressed paper for siding. I . . I I I . 40~ Engineer1s Report Paving Districts 251-252 August 3, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 251, which district is to be constructed in C1eburn Street between Anna Street and Oklahoma Avenue. 190 cu. yds. earth excavation 1068 sQ.. yds. 6" concrete pavement 430 11n. ft. 6" integral curb 4 cu. yds. concrete for beams 74 line ft. 1" expansion joint 33 1in. ft. remove old header 33 1in. ft. new concrete header 1 each adjust manhole to grade @ . .75 3.05 .45 20.00 .25 .30 .75 25.00 $ 142.50 3257.40 193.50 80.00 18.50 9.90 24.75 25.00 3751.55 Total It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'clock P.M. August 17, 1955 Respevtfully submi~ted, ./Z::;(/~J ~ H. Cordes Ci ty Engineer August 3, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 252, which district consisting of that part of Pine Street from Bismark Road to South Street. 1330 c~. yds. earth exoavation 7992 sq. yds. 6" oonorete pavement 1144 1in. ft. 6" integral ourb 522 1in. ft. 1" expansion joint 246 line ft. construct new header 67 lin. ft. remove old header 132 1in. ft. remove straight curb 800 sq. ft. remove old walks 60 sq. ft. new 4" concrete sidewalk 3 eaoh adjust manhole to grade 1 eaoh adjust oatch basin to line & @ .75 3.05 .45 .25 .75 .30 .25 .08 .40 25.00 grade 35.00 Total $ 997.50 24375.60 514.80 130.50 184.50 20.10 33.00 64.00 24.00 75.00 35.00 26454.00 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'olook P.M. August 17, 1955 Respeotfu11y submitted, (-;~~ City Engineer Motion of Behnke, seconded by Toft, estimates were approved . I I I . Engineer's Report Paving District 253 40[j To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: August 3, 1955 Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Paving District No. 253, which district shall consist of that part of Washington Street extending from Koenig Street to Division Street. 190 cu. yds. earth excavation 1120 sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement 132 lin. ft. 1" expansion Joint 32 sq. ft. 411 concrete sidewalk 160 Sq. ft. remove old walk 67 1in. ft. remove old header _ .75 3.05 .25 .40 .08 .30 $ 142.50 3416.00 33.00 12.80 12.80 20.10 3637.20 Total It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received inti1 8:00 o'clock P.M. August 17, 1955. Re~'pectfully submitted, fW~h~_~/ E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, estiITlc'ltes were approved. Request for Water Main for the 18th St. from Wheeler Avenue we~t through Lots 10 and 11, Home Subdivision, with fifty percent signatures was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft request was granted, ordinance ordered drawn. . I I I . II {I. , if Ut RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, on the 2 day of January, 1936, the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, passed and approved Ordinance No. 1522 creating Wat~r Main District No. 77, and thereafter on tae 21 day of February, 1936, passed and approved Ordinance No. 1524 levying special assessments to pay for the cost of said district, and WHEREAS, in said ordinance, Lot Three (3), Block Eighty-nine (89), Wheeler & Bennett's 4th Addition, was assessed the sum of $35.90, and it was provided that said amount should be collected as a tapping charge without interest and that said amount was not collectible until said lot was provided with a water service connection, and , , WHEREAS, on the 8 day of June, 1938, an action was filed in the District Court of Hall County, Nebraska, entitled "County of Hall, plaintiff, vs. Carl F. Zuber, et aI, defendants", the object and purpose of which was to foreclose delinquent general taxes, and said Lot 3, Block 89, Wheeler & Bennett's 4th Addition was included in said foreclosure action and was identified as Cause of Action No. 25, and WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island did not purchase said property at sheriff's sale, and the lien the City had on said Lot 3, herein described, by virtue of said special assessment was foreclosed and the City was forever barred from claiming any interest in said land, and WHEREAS, said special assessment still appears on the tax rolls of the City and the same should be cancelled and removed from the tax records. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVR'D BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the specia.l assessment levied and assessed against said Lot 3, Block 89, Wheeler & Bennett's 4th Add! tion, to pay for the cost of the main in Water Main District No. 77 be ana the same is hereby ordered cancelled and removed from the tax records; that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized to cancel the same, and that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolu- tion to the City Treasurer. 4. (' '''j ~ tY ~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) Respectfully submitted this 3 day of August, 1955. . I {~ fJr ~ i' . V Members of the City Council On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, resolution was adopted. Bids on Power Plant Superstructure were presented as follows: I Bennet Construction Company $~465, 128 450 days Geer-Nauer Construction Co. $454,750 480 days John Claussen Sons ----- - .~---- $429,787 390 days Almquist Brothers Company ~~439 , 000 500 calander days On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Cunningham, bids were referred to the consulting engineer, C. 1/J. Burdick. Bid of the City Water Department, Water Main District 196 in the amount of $1125.12 was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, bid was 8ccepted. Bids ()n sidewalks at I,ugustine PEJrk were presented as follows: Ed Sobieszyk -- $686.40 Brumbaugh Construction Company ~~777 .92 On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, bids were I . referred to City Nanager "md City Engineer. 40(5 Bids on Sewer Districts 286-287-288 were opened and read as follows: Diamond Engineering Company 286-$1011.88 287-$1208.88 288-$1114.48 '286-$ 986.20 . I Rentlor Co., Inc. 287-~~ 1181.20 ,t: 288-~~ 1085.20 Lewis H. Smith ------------------ 286-$ 1004.72 287-*~ 1192.72 288-$ 1109.12 On motion of Behnke, seconded by CUILningham, bids were referred to City Mans..ger and City Engineer. Bids were opened and read on !\1otorcycles as follows: Del's Repair Shop on 2 wheel Motorcycle ~Sl149 .40 3 wheel $2594.20 I ~~1030 additional for Motorolas Goodman Motorcycle on 2 wheel ~~1120 .00 3 wheel 4~2520 .00 1~830 additional for T1otorolas Wayne Heinzman on 2 wheel ~~ 979.50 3 wheel !'> . <j1)2188.50 $989 additional for Motorolas On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, bids were referred to City Manager and Police Department. On motion of Cunningham, council adjourned to meet as board of adjustment. F.S.Vfulte,Clty Clerk. I . Grand Island, Nebraska August 3, 1955 Council met as Board of i\djustment in the matter of building a second house on Lot 1, Block 5, Windolph's Addition, there being no written protests on file or protestors present .On motion of 'raft, seconded by Hehnke, request was granted. Motion of Toft, @(juncil adjourned DS board of adjustment. F.S.Whlte,Clty Clerk. 4, (~ u~ ......... " 9J1 Grand Island, Nebraska August ~), 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present except . I 1tJinkhoff. Airport Lease Agreement of S. Dean Evans, Sr. on buildings identified as T-846 T-854 T-855 -- $1200 a year each was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, Lease was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Ordinance No. 3109 creating vJater Main District 197 in Pleasant View Drive from Sunset!\venue to Bismark Road in Auburn Street, from Pleasant VievJ Drive to eest line of Pleasant View AdeH tion, and in Bismark R08,d from Pleasant View Drive to the east line of Pleasant View Addition was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. OHDINANCE NO. 3109 - Motion of Toft and seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll I call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Behnke, Toft. Vot ing no, none. l,.Jinkhoff absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3109 - Motion of Toft 8.nd seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second read- ing by title only. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Curmingham, Behnke, Toft. Vot ing no, none. \tJLnkhoff absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3109 - JVlotion of Toft Emd seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordim:mce placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Hehnlce, 1'oft. Voting no, none. Winkhoff absent. .OHDINANCE NO. 3109 - f-1otion of 'roft and seconded by Cunningham, was placed on final passage and finally passed. I . Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Mortin, Cunningham, Behnke, Toft. Voting no, none. 1tJinkhoff absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3110 creating Sewer District 289 in easement of Blocks 1-2-3, Pleasant View Addition, regularly passed by the council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3110 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, vms placed on Jirst reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Behnke, Toft. Voting no, none. lNinkhoff absent. al.! n ...... .iL ,J OHDINANCE NO. 3110 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Hehnlce, Toft. Voting no, none. Winl{hoff absent. . I ORDINANCE NO. 3110 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Voting no, none. Winkhoff abseY~. ORDINANCE NO. 3110 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Nartin, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Voting no, none. Winkhoff absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3111 - Rezoning Lot 1, Block 15, South Grand Island j\ddi tion from Residence A to Residence B regularly passed by the council, signed by the I'1ayor. OHDINANCE NO. 3111 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Voting no, none. I 1,Hnkhoff absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3111 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, fvIartin, Cunningham, Hehnl<:e, 'l'oft. Voting no, none. 1v'Jinkhoff absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3111 - Notion of Hchnke, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance pIeced on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Mcrtin, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Voting no, none. Winkhoff absent. OHDINI\NCE NO. 3111 - Moti on of Hehnl<:e, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Voting I . no, none. Winkhoff absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3112 creating Water Main District 198 in 18th Street from Wheeler Avenue, extending west through Lots 10 and 11 Home Subdivision, regularly passed by the council, signed by the Mayor. OHDINANCE NO. 3112 - 1I1otion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Voting no, none. 1N'inkhoff absent. 411 ORDINANCE NO. 3112 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Vot ing no, none. ~'iinll:hoff absent. . I ORDINANCE NO. 3112 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Vat ing no, none. Winkhoff absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3112 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Martin, Cunningham, Hehnke, '1'0ft. Voting no, none. 1,Vlnkhoff absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3113 pertaining to the regulation of the days of operation for grocery stores regularly passed by the council, signed by the Mayor. OHDINANCE NO. 3113 - l\10tion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. I Voting yes, Hartin, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Voting no, none. l,Hnkhoff absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3113 - f'Totion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended fiDd ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, l\']c~rtin, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Voting no, none. Winkhoff absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3113 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended cmd ordinance placed 6n third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, ]'lartin, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Voting no, none. Winkhoff absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3113 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. 11.011 call I . ballot. Voting yes, Hartin, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Voting no, none. Winkhoff absent. Recommendation of C. ~v. Burdick that the bids on the Power Plant Superstructure be rejected. On IVlotion of Cunningham, and seconded by Hehnke, recommendation was approved. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Hehnke, f1artin. Voting no, none. Winkhoff absent. Request of L. C. Schw-anz for permission to construct a 1. "' n {J~ J r. ........ .~<>... tv.; duplex on Lot 1, Block 10, University Place was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, hearing date was set for 8:00 o'clock P.M. August 17, 1955. . I Recommendation of C. W. Burdick that land approximately be purchased, 6.6711.. adjoining the land of the new Power Plant si te/was . x .presented. On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, recommendation was approved. I I . . I I I . ~/ f-. (:.it _~ ~ p -,,-",. ,) Recommendation bid of Ed Sobieszyk, $686.40 for the construction of sidewalks at Augustine Perk be accepted. RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the construction of sidewalks on the north and south sides of Augustine Park, to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the ord day of August, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Ed Sobieszyk of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said sidewalks and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Ed Sobieszyk of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the construction of said sidewalks on the Borth and south sides of Augustine Park be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the construction of said sidewalks be entered into " by and between the City of Grand Island and the said . Ed SObieszyk , and that the Presi- dent of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of August, 1955. cL Members of the City Council On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was approved. . I I I . j'i /9 2:1. ~, Bid of $986.20 Sewer District 286 be accepted. RES 0 ~ UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City of Gr~nd Island invited scaled bids for the construction of a sClTvcrmain district known an~ designated as Sewer Main Diatrict 1:3'0..286 J to bo :vcccivod up to 8 ollclock P.M ort the 3 day of , 195~, and to be opened at 8 o'clocJ August P~M. on said date, at the ~egular moeting of the City Council of said City; and . VJHEREAS, the Bentlor Co. Inc. of tho City of Grand Island~ Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid fOf the construction of said district and the bid of said contFactor was found to be the lowest and bost bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESO:r..vED BY THE COUNCIL of tho City of Grand Isl~nd, Nebraska; that the bid of tho said Bentlor Co.Ino. of tho City of Grand Island, Nobraska,. for tho construction of so.ld se\l'fOt' main dis.triet l<nown and dcsig~atod as Sower Main District No. 286 , be, and tho samo is hereby o.ccepted; that a contract for tho construction of said sowor main district be entered into by and botwoon the City of Grand Island and the said Rentlor Co.,Ine. and that the President of the City Council and tho Clerk. of said City, bo~ and they are heroby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. 3 ~ospoctful1y submitted this 3 day of August 3 1955. rr- Jf,~l , ~ n ... Momtors of the City ~ounci! On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was approved. . I I I . AI 1 " ~jL ~) Recommendation thet the bid of Bentlor Co., Inc. $1181.20 Sewer District 287, be accepted. RES 0 L UTI 0 N lTJHEREAS , tho City of G!'o.nd Island invi tad scaled bids for tho const~uction ota sewer ~ain district known and designated as . Sewer Main District No. 287, to be receivod up to 8 o'clock P.M on tho :3 day of August , 195~5, and to bo opened ate 0' Qloo} P.M. on said date, at the regular mooting of the City Council of said City, and VlHEREAS, the Rent:;'or Co. Inc. , of tho Cityot' Grand Island, Nobraska, submitted a sealed bid for the construction gf said district ahd the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. (1181.20) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island"Ncbraskai that the bid of the said Rent10r Co. Inc. of tho City of Grand Island, Nobraska, for tho construction of said~iewermain district lcnown and dosignated as Sewor IvIain.Distri-et No. 287 .t be, arid tho same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the construction of said s6wo~ main district bo entered into by and between the City of Grand Island und the said Rentlor Co.Inc. and that the Prosident of tho City Council and tho Clerk of said City, be, and they are heroby authorized to sign said contract for .' , and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted th;is :3 day of August , 1985. ~ C!"~' <M~nibors of the' C1 ty r Coune!'l On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was approved. . I I I . d f (" .~.l \) Recommendation that the bid of Rentlor Co., Inc. $1085.20 Sewer District 288, be accepted. RES at UTI ON WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invitod scaled bids for tho con.struction of tl. sewer main d1striet known and dosi.gnatod as Sower Mt'dn Distrio.t No. 288, to be rcecivod up to 8 o.clock P.M on tho :5 day of August , 195'.5, and to bo openod at 8 ad clorel P"M. .on said d.ato. at tho regular mooting of tho City Council of said City, and VJHEREAS, tho Bentler Co. Inc. of tho City of Grand Island, Nobraska, submittod a sealod bid for tho construction .of said district artd tho bid of said contractor vms found to bo tho lawo.st and bostbid" (108;.20) NOVI, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COU1ifCIL of tho 01 ty of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of tho said Rentler Co. Inc. of tho City of Grand Island, Nebraska, forthoc.onstruct1on of said seVlo.r main dl str! ct known and designatod as Sowor Main DistrictNp'\l 288 , bo, and tho sarno is h01"0by aocopted; that a contract for tho con!3truction of said SOll'lor main district bo ontorod into by and botwoon the City of ,Grand Island and tho said Rentlor Co.Inc. and that tho President of tho City Council andthoClork of said City, bo, and thoy aro horeby authori,zod to sign said contract for and on bohalf of said CitY4 , Respo.ctfully submitted this :5 day 01' I 195' & August ~. '''. .'~ ~ 'A ~/'. \ ~,~ " : I Mcm13'ors of tho' City {J'ouneil On Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningha~, was approved. . I I I . 41 ""j ......... -.;;L 4 RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS~ the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the construction of a water main district known and desiGnated as Water Main District No. 196 ~ to be received up to 8 o.clock P,M. on the 3 August , 195:& and to be opened at 8 day of otclock P,M. on said date, at tho reGular meoting of the City Council of said City~ and VlHEHEAS,. tho City Water Department of tho City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid for tho construction of said district and tho bid of said contractor was found to be the lowost and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIm COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nobraska; that the bid of the said City Water Department of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the construction of said water main district knovm and designatod as Water Main District No~ 196 . bo, and the sarno is horeby accopted; that a contract for the construction of said water main district be entered into by and betwoen the City of Grand Island and the said City Water Depart~ent ,. and that tho President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City, bo, and thoy are heroby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City~ Respectfully submitted this 3 day of August , 195!J\ ~(1.~ I. MOmbers of tho. City Council On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was approved. 4 j_~~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- . I WHEREAS, all of the money appropriated for the Sewer Fund for the Fiscal Year of 1954-1955 has been expended and there are claims totalling $4,'68.07 that must be paid out of said fund, and WHEREAS, there is an unexpended 0alance in the Health Fund of the , . General Fund in the sum of $10,912.26 and there is sufficient money in the Health Fund of the General Fund to pay all claims chargeable thereto, and WHEREAS, th.e sum .of $4,169.07 can be transferred from the Hea.l th Fund of the General Fund to the Sewer Fund .for the purpose o.f paying the outstanding claims. NOW" THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF TEE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the sum of $4,~Sa.O" be and the same is I hereby ordered trans.ferred from the Health Fund o.f the General Fund to the Sewer Fun.; that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized to tramsfer said funds, and that the transfer thereof be ShOWR on the recor_s o.f the City Clerk and the City Treasurer. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the City Treasurer. Respectfully submitted this 3 day of August, 1955. (JL (V,~ Members of the dity Council I . On motion of Behnke, seconded by Cunningham~ approved. . I I I . d ~( c - -i. .J RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, all of the money appropria teli for tae Fire Fund for tile Fiscal Year of 1954-1955 has been expended and there are claims totalling $3,468.a9 that must be paid out of said fund, and WHEREAS, there is an unexpended balance im the Police Fund in the sum of $28,360.40 and there is sufficient money in the Police Fund to pay all claims chargeab~e'thereto, and WHEREAS, the sum of $3,4.68..&19; ean be transferred f'rom tlte Police Fund to the Fire Fund for the purpose of paying the outstanding claims. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the sum of' $3,46.8..,8,9, be and the same is hereby ordered transferred from the Police Fund to the Fire Fund; that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby authoriz~d to transfer said funds, and that the transfer thereof be shown on the records of the Ci ty Clerk and the City Treasurer. BE IT RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the City Treasurer. Respectfully submitted thi.s 3 day of August, 1955. ~ ~, nu~ ( Members of the ~ity Council On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Behnke, approved. . I I I . it >,'1 .-. ,,~I { RESOLUTION -------....-- WHEREAS, all of the money appropriated for the LibraryLFu:n<:i for the Fiscal Year 'of 1954-1955 has been expended and there are claims totalling $2~149.22 that must be paid out of said fund, and WHEREAS, there is an unexpended balance in tlle Incidental Fund of the General Fund in the sum of $11,518.19 and there is sufficient money in the Incidental Fund of the General Fund to pay all claims chargeable thereto, and WHEREAS, the sum of $a~xi9.2~ can be transferred from the Inoi<<en- tal Fund of the General Fund to the Library Fund for the purpose of paying the outstanding claims. NOW, THEREFORE'; BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CO~OTL OF THE CITY OF GRAND TSLAND,NEBRASKA; that the sum of $2~ID49.22 be and. the same is hereby ordered transferred from the Incidental Fund of the General Fund to the Library Fund; that the CityT:reasurer be and he is here"ly authorized to transfer said funds, ana that the transfer taereof be sm.own on the records of the Oi tj1' Clerk and the Ci tj1' Treasurer. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Ole~ forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the City Treasurer. Respectfully submitted this ;5 day of August, 1955. ~~' ~ Members of t4e City Council On motion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, approved. Claims against the City were presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, claims were allowed as presented 2nd listed in the cla~m register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Hartin, Cunningham, Behnke, Toft. Voting no, none. Winkhoff absent. On motion of Toft, council adjourned. August 3, 1955 F. S. 'vJh i t e Ci ty Clerk ~ . I I I . CITY OF GRAND ISLAND ENGINEERING OEPT. Ii '), ... ':!:<d. $ 2617.44 Partial Estimate No. 1 Curb & Gutt1Jistrict No. 103 THI. EnlMATE Upon Contract Dated July 9, 19-5fi... Location West HeiMts Addition Contractor Joe BrumbauAA C011.I!tt:t"ll()_:t..~QnCQ. Month of QUANTITY DETA'LS I PRICE I 2870 1in. ft. standard curb & gutter @ 114 TOTAL . TO BE DIVIOED AS FOLLOWS: Previous Estimate Paving District Fund 20 % Retained Amount Now Due AMOUNT 3271.30 3271 80 654 36 2617 44 Clo thE CU!! Council: I Certify that there is Two thousand six hundred sev~mt.Aen & 44/100 DOLLARS due to Joe Brumbaugh Canst. Co. on account of above estimate. ~"/">~ tf<~~~U-/ Grand Island, Nebr., August 3, 1955 City Engineer <' I. C} ~~. (; (,,; APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING AUG. 4, 1955 FUND APPROP. AN] . EXPENDED TOTAL BALANCE JULY EXPENDED Adm. 46160.00 5092.99 45552.24 607.76 Eng. 41840.00 3644.70 37822.25 4017.75 st. Sewer 38370.00 1961.26 24267.75 14102.25 . Health 12402.00 5973.55 16342.20 ..3940.20 I Inc. 35100.00 8330.14 19088.85 16011.15 City Hall 10410.00 1530.31 12193.87 -1783.87 General 184282.00 26532.95 155267.16 29014.84 -22965.84 Bonds Int. 61300.00 -32600.00 5734.16 Airport 112365.74 17595.18 114639.13 -2273.39 st. Alley 53296.62 5076.76 57087.63 -3791.01 Gas Tax 18862.38 8057.76 10804.62 Sanitation 53878.39 3675.78 50160.25 3718.14 Park 68550.60 9515.37 52474.06 16076.54 Police 153727.95 17163.01 133247.58 20480.37 Cemetery 128959.60 2851.88 26397.29 102562.31 Fire 131726.89 11027.78 124337.00 7389.89 Fire Pension 24915.86 1621.26 16750.12 8165.74 t Syc. st. 137940.19 140708.54 -2768.35 Library 34649.22 3295.69 32496.72 2152.50 Civil Def. 462.00 462.00 Sewer 66008.07 4426.91 59740.23 6267.84 Paving 92011.20 18117.90 64220.81 27790.39 Garage 42000.00 3873.15 40768.81 1231.19 Music 5000.00 2000.00 3900.00 1100.00 Soc. Security 24000.00 5952.46 22031.52 1968.48 Sewer Con. 44327.75 33422.79 10904.96 Elk # s Lot 3600.00 118.28 749.11 3777.29 -59.01 1441864.46 118.28 1334'/5.19 1139484.69 246932.21 -55565.84 Ice 2476.19 19791.26 I Water 30433.47 231542.82 Light 153506.40 904246.16 . Sewer District 5779.53 25210.18 Paving Di strict 15425.84 220092.08 341096.62 2540367.19 Respectfully submitted, F. s. Whi te, City Clerk d. '" i" , ~.j - .~ _ (, iJ Grand Island, Nebraslm August 9, 1955 Council met as per call of the City Manager to act on the f.., bids for the Power Plant Superstructure received August 3, 1955, and to take action on the revised estimate on structural steel . I for the Power Plant. All councilmen were present except vJinlchoff and Hehnke, His Honor the Mayor presiding. Recommendation of the Light Commissioner and the City !\1anager that all bids on the Power Plant Superstructure be rejected was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was approved. Estimate for the structural steel -- 4~205,000. of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, same was approved. On motion City Water Commissioner requested that the Clerk advertise for bids to be received up to 8:00 P.M. August 24, 1955. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, request was granted. There was some discussion as to the use of the waste water from the new Power Plant for Pier Lake. It was brought out that it would probably not raise the water level, and that the water I would probably be too warm to put into the lake. On motion of Toft, council adjourned. F. S. \>Jhite August 9, 1955 City Clerk I . . I I I . Grand Island,Ne-br.,August 15,1955 Council met in Special Session as per call of the City Manager,for the purpose of approving the 1955-1956 Budget. (see next page). All Councilmen present, The bUdget was presented and all Councilmen,City Manager,Kinnison and Lockwood (accountant)taking part in the discussion. The following Resolution was presented: 4 ;) _. ...J ~ESOL:g:1TQN WHEREAS, Otis L. Barbarick, the city manager, has presented to the city council the proposed budget for the fiscal year of 1955-1956, and WHEREAS, the city council after examination and review finds that said budget should be approved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the budget so submitted be, and the same is hereby approved, and that the same be published as by law provided. Respectfully submitted this 15 day of August, 1955. Members of the City Council On motion of Cunningham,seconded by Winkhoff, Resolution was adopted.Roll Call Ballot: Voting "YEStt:Cunningham,Toft,Wlnkhoff, Hehnke and Martin. Voting "NOli: NONE. There being no further business to come before the Council, it was regularly moved and seconde<< that the Council adjourn. O.L.Barbarick Acting Clerk. 8/15/55 / Fund -a1 Fund .~nistrative ~neering Division Storm Sewers and Misc. Service Dhd.S..on 1955.1956 Budget Budgeted Expenditures or Requirements For 195.5-19.56 Fiscal Year Estimated Miscellaneous Receipts for 19.5.5-19.56 Fiscal Year to be Appropriated 49,793.00 39,2.5.5qOO Actual Unex- pendedBalances Fran 1954-19.5.5 to be Re- appropriated for 19.55-1956 11,400.00 10,009.7.5 4,000..00 3,994.00 11,000.00 6,444.19 20,000.00 8,965.99 12,42.5..00 19,292qOO 28,800.00 City Hall Maintenance 13,265.00 46,400.00 "Bond and Interest Fund Sub-Totals 162, 830qOO 79,000.00 oj 'Airport Fund Street and Alley Fund Ga~oline Tax Fund Sanitation Fund 101,250.83 12,616.30 55,442.70 49,03.5.00 60,000.00 1,000.00 44,827.60 47,175..55 , "." "Fund (Inc. pool and 'i.,: sebal1 park receipts) 74,946.00 ;; ~ol.ice Fund 145,125000 f Cem.eteryFund (Inc. $100,000,000 for p'erpetua1 Care) Fire Fund Paving Fund Sewer 1?lant Fund I ! Sewereo1!" System Fund City Garage Fund Library Fund Firements Pension Fund Music Fund CI' 1 Defense Fund .~S a1 Se curi ty li~und ~.' Construction Fund , "ng Lot (Elks) Debt retirement fmnd Totals 10,000.00 77,000.00 .132,165.00 164,970.00 81,179.74 40,820.00 16,220.00 32,810..00 37,98.5.00 24,482.00 15,000.00 3,800.00 47,000.00 22,495.56 1,300000 29,1l3.93 918.99 41,250083 2,568.29 10,615..10 1,859.J-1-5 7,795.79 24,308.2.5 99,624003 34,179.74 10,314.44 11,.514.52 567.26 462.00 122.10 10,904.96 220.32 286,640.00; Amount to be Provided by Taxation 87,016.07 78,081.01 ,:t.~998 ',',;-,""',; . ',,-i" , '1~7'93. 5,000.00 462.00 26,000.00 10,904..96 16,000.00 57,150.21 43,816.7.5 40,820.00 16,220000 36,685.00 574, 8260J.;4" ','];Jt;t2:56." ~. ',' . ,. , Theune:lWended [)alances in the 'Water, :(aghtani Ice Funds to be reappropriated fort:q.e;~e~:p~."btve.!\'{;' , funds, and the receipts a?d revenues a~cI'Uing. from the operation of the Water, 1ightahd.~be>ti:T.:! Departments to be appropnated to the :r;-espect:Lve funds for the payment of expenB~sof operoatton :"'>' of theresp~ctive departments. . '1":>,::",, 3,600.00 1,261,844053 3,379.68 395,378.39 " ~", _ '\ f. . ,-',-_....',-.,- ,-. -<i'-'_,><';::.i ,-; -';, ;-,- ,- .','.--..';-:_': .'. " ,);:~?,'?>,;:,::.:; 01 r-, , 'P/' _ r~.l U " Grand Island, Nebraska August 17, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present except lVIartin, who was excused. Minutes of the meetings of . I August 3, August 9 and 15 were read and on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, approved. Harley Candish on behalf of the Trinity lVIethodist Church made request for a permit to sink a well for cooling purposes. Also that restrictions be waived and a permit be issued for building so the north wall would line up with the North wall of the Fellowship Hall between Cedar Street and Elm Street North of Fifth St,.. [''lr. Coleman, architect, advised the council that the cooling waters would be emptied into the storm sewer for same. After discussion by the council, and ~'lessrs. Candish and Coleman, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, requests were granted. Father Egging addressed the council pertaining to a petition I for paving 17th Street and State Street, from ~vheeler Avenue west to Five Points. The petition bearing 71.2% signatures was presented. On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, request was granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Bids on Paving Districts 251-252-253 were presented and read as follows: Inland Construction Company 251 3,716.50 252 26,297.54 253 3,610.30 251 3,506.40 252 24,932.55 253 3,435.75 Diamond Engineering Company I '. On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred to City Manager'and City Engineer. Application of Richard Keilstrup and Victor Keilstrup d/b/a Stratton Hotel for On Sale Beer License was presented. On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, hearing date was set for 8:00 o'clock P.M. September 7th, 1955. Regular surety bonds having been O.K.'d by the City Attorney were presented as follows: :.~, ~3 '; Geer-Mauer -- Demolition J. S. Miller -- Electrician Earl M. Roseberry -- Police Stanley Hilty J. R. Scarborough LeEoy Nielsen . I and Continuation Certificates O.K.'d by the City Attorney W. H. Geis -- Police Boland G. Scott Richard T. Gericke Anton Stransky Michael Gephardt Melvin ~'lestphal On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, Bonds and Certificates were approved. Recommendation of City Manager and City Engineer that the bids of the Diamond Engineering Company on Paving Districts 251-252-253 be accepted as the lowest and best bid. I I . . I I I . 4. 9~ l'~ .-.- .'...... ~- R E' ,8 0 LU T ION WI-ICREAS, the City of GruI}(t Island invitod sealed bids for tho construction of a paving district ImO"\"l!1 and desiGn~d;od&s PDvinc; District No.' 251 ,to be receivod up to 8 o'clock P.rI.. 011 tho 17 day of August ,1955, and to bo epunod Qt 8 otclock P ..II. on said eln. to, [, t the rogular moc;tinC of tho Ci ty Counc:tl of s oid C i, ty, an(~ WHEREAS, tho Diamond Engineering Company of the City of G~nnd IslaAd, Nob~asko.; submittod "i- n soaled bid for tho con~~truction of said dltJtric t and tho bid of said Contractor vas fotind to be tho lowost and bait bidi ($3,506.40) NOVI, THEREFOffE:, BJi; 1'1' HESOLVED BY .THE ,COUNCIL of tho City of Gfand Islandi Nob~o.ska; that, tho bid of tho said Diamond Engineering Company of thCl Ci ty of Grand Islclnc1, Nebraska, for tho construction of 8~"dd pavinG district known and dosicnatod us PD.ving Dp,trict NO"251 , bo, imd thG sarno is her0by acceptod; thcct a contract for the construe tion of said riuvinc district bo ont(~r,)c~ into by !.md bo tl,';oon the Ci ty of Grand I81o.nd and, the s::dd Diamond Engineering Com,any , and. that the Pro c: iclon t of tho City Council and tho Clerk of said City, bo; &nd thoy arc hereby au thori zed to siGn said con trc,c t for nnel on bchD.lf of said City. Rospoctfully subnittod this 17 \0; __,.....___._..:...4.-.__ Uombo;s~ of tL.e City CourlCil Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution approved. '. ! I." , ,I "J' I' I' ) . I I I . RES 0 L UTI 0 N WH]~RIillS, tho C1 ty of Grand Island invi ted soaled bids f'ar tho construction of a po..vinG district l<::norm and dcsicn:~~ted c-:'S P,:.vinc; District No. 252 ~ to bo receivod up to 8 o'clock P.rT. on tho 17 d.ay of August ,1955, and to bo openod at 8 o'clock P ..H. on said elf'c to, 2. t the regular 1:10(:; tine; of tho Ci ty Council of said City, and WHEREAS, the Daimond Engineering Company of the City of Grand Islond, Nebraska, submittod a soa1ed bid for tho construction of snic1 district and tho bid of S:lid Contractor liJafJ fOWlc1 to bo tho lOFlo stand bo s t bid. ($24,932.55) NOVI, THEREFORE, B2 rr RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of tho C1 ty of Grand Is1and~ Nebraska; that tho bid of the said Diamond Engineering Company of tho G1 ty of Grand Isl,lnd, Nebraska, for tho construction of selid pnvinr; district known and dosiGnated as Pavine District No. 252, be, und tho sarno is horoby accepted; thc,t a contract for the construction of said puvinc; district bo ont,.,r()c~ into by D.nd betl,70\m tho C1 ty of Gx'nnd Island and tho seu_d Diamond Engineering Compamy , and that tho Prosident of tho Ci ty Council ;:,no. the CIGrk of s",id Ci ty ~ bo, Gnd thoy ['.1'0 horoby au thori zed to sien said cont:r'o.c t for nnel on bch:l.lf of said City. A roo, r t4 ~~ Ii, ....". ~.....J ~_ 0'.Y OfC'i~ u Rospoctfully subnittod this 17 Uewbors of tL.o Ci ty Counci 1 Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution approved. \, . I I I . A (], 1,1 ':::' ~) \1 RES 0 L UTI 0 N Wtr::~RI:;AS, tho City of Grund Island :l.nvi tod soaled bids for tho construction of a po..vinc; district lmot'In und desicn:.~tod r:.s P,:vinc; District No. 253, to be reed.vod up tb 8 o'clock PeU'. on tho 17 day of ,19 5~ and to bo oponod at 8 o'clock August P .Il. on said eln to, [',t the rogular :moctlnc oit~ tho Ci ty Counc::Cl of said City, nncl WHEREAS, the Diamond Engineering Company of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted n soaled bid fOl' tho constructIon of said ell fJtric t and tb.o bid of said Contractor ~aD found to bo tho lowo~t and bast bid~ ($3,435.75) NUd, THZREFORB, Blf: rr HESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the 01 ty of Grand Islnhd, Nebraska;thc:.t the oid of tho said Diamond Engineering Company of tho City of Grand Island, Nob~o.skn, for tho construction of said pavine district known and do~icnatod us Pavine District No.253 , bc, und tho sarno is hcrobj accopted; that a ~ontract for tho construdtion of said puvine district 00 ont;,~r;')c~ into by D.nd oot\;;o(;1'1 the City of Grand Isluncl and tho siud Diamond Engineering Company , Llnd that the Pro s ielon t of tho City Council ~nd tho Clerk of said City, bo_ &nd thoy nre hereby authorized to siGn said contI'c~ct for nnd on bch:tlf of said Ci ty. Respectfully subnittod this 17 dny Liewbors of tL.c Ci ty Counci 1 Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution a proved. " 6? 'I ,~ ,J .JL Request of J. W. Detweiler, Grace E. Paine, Mrs. Charles E. Osthoff, to re-zone Block 107, Railroad Addition from Residence B to Business B was presented. On motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, hearing date was set for 8:00 o'clock P.M. Sept. 7, 1955. . I Request of Robert and Katherine Chipps to re-zone Lots 8 to 14 inclusive in Block 8, Harrison's Subdivision from Residence A to Residence B was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, hearing date was set for 8:00 o'clock P.M. Sept. 7, 1955. A petition for Water Main in Kruse Avenue from 13th Street to 15th Street with 100% signatures was presented. City Engineer suggested, however, that this petition be held up to contact property owners between 15th and 16th on Kruse so as to make a connection with the Water Main on 16th (doing away with a dead-end water main). Mr. Burdick made a request that the City Clerk advertisefor bidl for one 1 2 'Ilon truck, also for a car-load of copper wire. Bids to be re cei ved up to 8: 00 0' clock P .]V]. September 7, 1955. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, request was granted. I Bequest of the Westland Building Company that the City Council waive the requirements for 6000 Sq. Ft. per residence on lots in blocks 8 and 14, Claussen Country View Addition. After considerable discussion, councilmen and protestors present, [1S well as representati ves of the \.Jestland Building Company, the request was granted. In discussion, l\1r. Toft brought out the fact that on account of the small area, it was almost impossible to build garages on these lots except in cases of annexing same to existing residences. That if and when an individual makes request for a building permit for a garage on the back end of the lot that the same be denied. That it could not be presented as a hardship case. I . After some discussion on the requestIIaB,ntted two weeks ago pertaining to the homes sided with pressed paper by protestors and others taking part, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, that no action be taken on previous request to enjoin and stop construction of houses in Claussen Addition and particularly at 1003 S. Plum Street, which have pressed paper and other similar unsightly and flimsy material for siding. Notion carried. /' ".~ (-,) ~:. ~...~ :...:~ Request from Mrs. George Vogt for a building permit to tear out a wall (which was already torn out) was presented. Hr. J8.mes Shamberg representing the Vogts made the request to the council to grant this building permit, stating that it was a . I pure and simple violation of the building code, and that the Vogts presumably were ignorant of the f2cts, and that they were in violation of the building code in tearing out this wall. Mr. ~I[alker advi sed the council of the steps that have been taken through the Building Inspector's Office, and knowing nothing whatever as to the construction that had been done since the carpenters had been dismissed. After considerable discussion, on motion of 'roft, seconded by Cunningham, that the construction as of now be approved by the council and a permit be issued covering same. Recommendations of the Police Department that Bids of the Heinzman Harley Davidson Co. of Grand IsIEmd,Nebraska be accepted, was presented. I I . . I I I . 4. 11:: ,_ ,,J ,_ _R_E_S_O_L_U_T_I_O_N_ WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for 1'ur- nishingtwo (2) 3-wheeled l!'-otorcycles ,for the Police Department, to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 3rd d~y 01' August, 1955, and to be opened at 8 0' clock p. M. on said date, at t1l\e regular meeting of th.e City Council 01' saii City, and IlEREAS, Heinzman Harley Davidson 01' the City of Grand Island,Nebr. a sealed bid in the sum 01' $ 2,,540. 50 , submittei 1'or the motorcycles, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that th.e bid of the said Heinzman Harley-Davidson of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska , for furnishing the new police motorcycles, three wheeled, be, and the sarne is h.ereby accepted; that a contract for the purchase of the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Heinzman Harley-Davidson , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sigB said contra.ct for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitteGi. this 3rd day of August, 1955. O.E.Cunnineh~m Members of the City Council Motion of ilJinkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, Eesolution was adopted. . I I I . ,1.."-k t~i ;) , RES 0 L UTI 0 N -~--------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for furnishing one (1) new motorcycle, two-wheeled, solo, for the Police Department, to 'be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 3r<< day of August, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Heinaman Harlep Davidson of the City of ~rand Island,Ne'br. ,submitted a sealei bid in the sum. of $1,240. r;r; for tne motorcycle, and the ~ia of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Heinzman Harley-Davidson Grand ISland,Nebr of the City of , for furnishing the new police motorcycle, two wheeled, solo, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the purchase of the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Heinzman Harley-Davidson , and that the President of' the City COUBcil and the Clerk of said City be, alld they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and o~ beh~lf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of August, 1955. O.E .Gunningh~ Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, Hesolution was adopted. On motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned to meet as Board of /\djustment. August 17, 1955 Floyd S. 1tlhite City Clerk ~.l {j ~J Grand Island, Nebraska August 17, 1955 Council met as a Bosrd of Adjustment on request for a duplex on a lot. All councilmen present except Martin, who . I was excused. Request of L. C. Schwanz for permission to build a duplex on Lot 1, Block 10, University Place was presented, there being no protestors present or written protests on file/ On motion of Cunningham, seconded by vJinkhoff, request was granted. Roll call ballot. Voting Yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Voting no, none. IVlart in a bs ent " Petition for re-zoning the North ~ of Block 15, Original Town, from Residence B to Business B was presented along with protests. Alos request of Mr.and Mrs. Hans Paulson that their names be withdrawn from the original petition and also Flynns having signed the original, their name was also on the protest, which in reality left only l~ lots in the half block. After considerable discussion pertaining to legality and other things, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, that the request I be granted. Roll call ballot. Voting Yes, Cunningham. Voting No, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke. Martin absent. to meet in regular session. On motion of Toft, council adjourned August 17, 1955 F. S. White City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska August 17, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present except Nartin, who was excused. Request of O.B. Thompson for permission to build a second house on Lot 1, Block 85, Wheeler and Bennett's 4th Addition was presented. On motion of Toft, I . seconded by Winkhoff, hearing was set for 8:00 o'clock P.M. September 7, 1955. A Lease Agreement by and between City of Grand Island and the Motorola Communications & Electronics Inc., was presented. Recommendation by the City Manager that the same be approved. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, recommendation was approved. ;!C1Jo, ~4;i~'" ........ ,..JI '-.J' RES 0 L UTI 0 N . I WHEREAS, the radio instruments and equipment used by the City of Grand Island for its police and fire department mobile units, must be replaced to provide efficient service, and WHEREAS, an agreement for the lease and purchase of new equip- ment from Motorola Communications & Electronics Inc., regional office Omaha, Nebraska, has been prepared and the City Council has the same before it and finds that the terms thereof are satis- factory and the same should be approved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that said agreement be and the same is hereby approved; that the City of Grand Island enter into a contract with Motorola Communications & Electronics Inc., regional office Omaha, Nebraska, for the lease and purchase of such radio equipment, I and that the President of the City Council and the City Clerk be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the City of Grand Island. Respectfully submitted this 17 day of August, 1955. ~ Members of the City Council On motion of ltJinkhoff, seconded by Toft, approved. I . ;jfO "'" .;~ ~ ,j! The City M8nager recommended that the Maintenance Agreement for the Motorola Communications be approved. . I R!!lSOLUTIQN WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has approved the lease and purchase of radio instruments and equipment used by the City of Grand Island for its police and fire department mobile units from Motorola Communications & Electronics Inc., regional office Omaha, Nebraska, and WHEREAS, said Company has submitted a proposed agreement for servicing and providing maintenance for such equipment, and WHEREAS, the City Couneil has such agreement before it and upon examination and review finds that said agreement should be approved. I NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that said agreement be and the same is hereby approved; that the City of Grand Island enter into a contract with Motorola Communications & Electronics Inc., regional office Omaha, Nebraska, for the servicing and maintenance of such radio equipment, and that the President of the City Council and the City Clerk be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the City of Grand Island. Respectfully submitted this 17 1955. Members of the City Council I . On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, recommendation was approved. a c;' () ,:: ~jJ Cl Extension Agreement of Max Gruber, Building - T-12QS was presented. City Manager recommended same be approved. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. . I ORDINANCE NO. 3114 creating Paving District No. 254 in 17th Street from vJheeler Avenue west to State Street and in State Street west to the intersection of Eddy Street and Broadwell, was regularly passed by the council, and signed by the Mayor. OHDINANCE NO. 3114 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Voting no, none. M8,rt in absent. OHDINANCE NO ~ 3114 - Motion of 1JJinkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft, Voting no, none. Martin absent. I ORDINANCE NO. 3114 - Motion of Winkhoff,' seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. V:)ting yes, vHnkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Voting no, none. Martin absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3114 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by 'Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, vJin]{hoff, Cunningham, Hehnt:e, Toft. Voting no, none. M8,rtin absent. Claims against the City were presented. On motion of vlinkhoff, seconded by Behnke, claims were allowed as read, and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Voting no, none. Martin I . absent. On motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned to meet at 7:30 o'clock P.M. August 24th, 1955. F. S. vJhi t e City Clerk August 17, 1955 ,~ ,:~ i:', ' -" <,..' ':~) ~; Grand Island, Nebraska August 24, 1955 Council met as per adjournment of August 17. All Council- men present except Toft, His Honor the Mayor presiding. . I ~1inutes of the meeting of August 17th were read. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke,approved. Bond of Roy P. Jensen, desk sergeant, having been O.K.ld by the City Attorney was prese~ted. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. Request for building a second house on Lot 24, E.26' of Lot 23, Block 8, Ashton Place, and Lot 20, the E.261 of Lot 19, Block 1, Park Hill Addition was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hinkhoff, hearing was set for 8:00 o'clock P.M., September 7th, 1955. Report from Cordes on the Resolution and Ordinance assessing Sewer District No. 284 in \-Jest Heights Addition, advising that the same should h2ve been West Heights Second I Addition, recommended to re-advertise Board of Equalization 8:00 o'clock P.M., September 7th, 1955. A Quit-claim Deed from Jamson and Petersen for a strip of ground to be used for street purposes from the Northwest corner of Block 3, Claussen Country View Addition to the Northeast corner of Lot 109,Hawthorne Pl"':tce was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by \,I,Tinl\:hoff, ordered recorded if and when O.K.'d by the City Attorney. I . ,J, l; r ~. i~~ ~,~, RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- . I WHEREAS, there is a special assessment which is a lien on the property described as Lot Two (2), Block Five (5), College Addition to West Lawn for the construction of a sanitary sewer, which tax is due as a tap charge and is to be collected when the property herein described is connected with said sewer, and WHEREAS, Elmer R. & Hazel Broyhill, the present owners thereof, desire to sell the south five feet of said lot to Richard N. Dietz who desires to pay a portion of said sewer tax and have that part released from the lien existing against the same. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT. RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the C~ty Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized to accept the surn of $3.39, the same being the pro]i)(~rtion- ate share of the sewer tap charge against the South Five Feet 01.' . . I Lot 2, Block 5, College Adciition to West Lawn; that upon payment thereof the south five feet of said l0t be released from the lien existing against the same because of the construction of said sewer; that the remaining North Forty-five and six tenths feet of said lot owned by said Elmer R. & HazelBro~hLa bear the balance of said sewer tap charge and that the amount ther-eof be a lien according to the ordinances of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and that the unpaid amount thereof be collected as a tapping charge when a sewer connection is made. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Cle~k forward a certified copy of this resolution to the City Treasurer. Respectfully submitted this 24 day of August, 1955. I . (~- ~ ~ !1fltz,L~ Members of the City Council On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Cunningham, adopted. <~ 4.1 Claim of Mrs. Kemp, for alleged damages on account of an accident at the southwest corner of intersection at i.Jalnut l:3-nd Second, in the amount of $250.00 was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winh.hoff, referred to legal department. . I Letter from the Union Pacific Railroad Company pertaining to closing of South Front Street from Walnut Street to Cedar Street was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to the City Manager to make a reply and reaffirm the previous action of council. Claims of the Huston Company were presented as follows: 9.852 A. ----- $9,852.00 Huston Company $ 689.64 -- for services. On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Cunningham, claims were allowed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Hinkhoff, Hehnke, Martin. Voting no, none. Toft absent. Bids on Power Plant Building were opened and read as follows: I Paxton-Vierling Steel Company ----- $187,900.00 240 days delivery Gates City Steel Works ----- $198,000.00 275 days delivery. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred to C. W. Burdick, consulting engineer and City Manager. OHDINANCE NO. 3115 amending Ordinance No. 1950, pertaining to dogs running at large, was regularly passed by the council, signed by the Mayor. OHDIN!\NCE IlO. 3115 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Behnke, Martin. I . Voting no, none. Toft Absent. ORDIN1\NCE NO. 3115 - Motion of CunninghalJl, seconded by l/Jinkhoff, ,rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, Nartin. Voting no, none. Toft absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3115 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winlchoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, 4 l'l>~ Cunningham, Behnke, Martin. Voting no, none. Toft absent. , OHDINANCE NO. 3115 - Notion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke. . I Voting no, Martin. 'Toft absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3116 Tax Levies for the year 1955-1956 regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. OHDINANCE NO. 3116 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, lfHnkhoff, Cunningham, Behnke, Martin. Vot ing no, none. Toft 8.bsent. OEDINANCE NO. 3116 - Hotion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance plswed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Behnke, JVlartin. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3116 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, I Cunningham, Hehnke, l\1artin. Vot ing no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3116 - Hotion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Hinkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, Hartin. Voting no, none. I'oft absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3117 - Budget ordinance for 1955-1956 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. OHDINANCE :[.\TO. 3117 - Motion of 1ilinkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, Hartin. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3117 - Hot ion of Winkhoff, seconded by I . Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Vot ing yes, vJinkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, f'lartin. Voting no, none. I}'oft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3117 - Hotion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, ruxes suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Behnke, Hartin. Voting no, none. Toft absent. 111 l ~';) ~: tf ~) ORDINANCE NO. 3117 - Notion of iJJinkhoff, seconded by CUllil.:l.ngham, was placed on final pcctssage and finally p:'=issed. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, . I Martin. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3118 condemning land for construction, operation, maintenance of public utilities, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3118 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, Martin. Voting no, none. Toft absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3118 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by 1;Jinkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, ltJinkhoff, Cunningham, Behnke, l'Iart in. Vo ting no, none. '1'0ft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3118 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by \tJinkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title I only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes ,~vinkhoff, Cunningham, hehnke, Nartin. Voting no, none. 'l'oft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3118 - Notion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. holl call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, Martin. Voting no, none. Toft absent. I . Il ,fl ~~, . I RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLA.ND, NlmRlI.SKA, that Harold A. Prince be a.nd he is hereby employed as special counsel to bring the conde~~ation proceeding ~dth respect to the real estate owned by Robert G. Windolph and Elsie Windolph, his wife. Respectfully submitted this 24th day of August _' 1955. /"~ ?) ~-', ,,1......- . '/, < ~ 7#- AI'- C ' } t ((;:t./cl~;" Ll I Members of the City Council On motion of Cunningham, seconded by ~Vinkhoff, approved. I . :J. ~.f . I !!'!.Q.f~!.! Q! WHEREAS, it will be necessary far the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, to have legal counsel to represent the City of Grand Island in three Workmen' s Compensation eases in which the three persons involved in these accidents were working for the City, NC16, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City does hereby erilpl.y Harold A. Prince and Walter p. taurit.en a. special cOWlsel in the three compensation cases now pending, being Pearl Hilty, FlOYd Stout and. Orville Clmtoll, their fee to be a reasonable fee and approved by the City Council at the completion of this litigation. Dated this 24th day of Alilgust, 1955. I ATTEST: City blerk Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, Resolution was adopted. I . Ai" ,C', i~i!b Recommendation of C. W. Burdick, Commissioner, Lutz and May, Consulting Engineers, that the bid of Paxton & Vierling Steel Company in the amount of $187,900.00 be accepted. On Motion of Cunningham, seconded by l\linkhoff, recommendation waS approved. RES 0 L UTI 0 N -----.----- . I WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealei bids for furnishing and erecting at the site of the new Municipal Electric Plant, the following: ;z Power Plant Building Structural Miscellaneous Steel Orane Erection to be received up t08 o'clock P. M. on tae 24 day of August, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the Oity Oouncil of said Oity, and WHEREAS, Paxton & Vierling Steel Co. of the Oity of Omaha,Nebraska submitted a sealed bid pursuant to such invitation and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. I NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Graai Islamd, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Paxton Vierling Steel Co. Omaha, Nebraska of the City of for furnishing and erecting at the site of the new Municipal Electric Plant the power plant building structural, miscellaneous steel and crane erection be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Paxton & Vierling Steel Co. , and that I . the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 24 day of August, 1955. John C.Martin. ~ Members of the City Council Notion of Cunningham, seconded by VJinkhoff, adopted. On motion of Behnke, council adjourned. August 24, 1955 F. S. White City Clerk APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES ~~.:~ .~ l FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING AUG. 31, 1955 FUND APPROP. ADJ. EXPENDED TOTAL BALANCE AUGUST EXPENDED Adm. 49793.00 3544.43 3544.43 46248.57 Eng. 39255.00 3070.00 3070.00 36185.00 st. Sewer 12425.00 229.06 229.06 12195.94 . Health 19292.00 1287.87 1287.87 18004.13 Inc. 28800.00 44.79 44.79 28755.21 I City Hall 13265.00 818.60 818.60 12446.40 General 162830.00 8994.75 8994.75 153835.25 Bonds Int. 79000.00 1000.00 1000.00 78000.00 Airport 101250.83 6374.15 6374.15 94876.68 st. Alley 12616.30 4006.17 4006.17 8610.13 Gas Tax 55442.70 55442.70 Sanitation 49035.00 3407.63 3407.63 45627.37 Park 74946.00 7857.52 7857.52 67088.48 Police 145125.00 9330.52 9330.52 135794.48 Cemetery 132165.00 2908.50 2908.50 129256.50 Fire 164970.00 9398.53 9398.53 155571. 47 Fire Pension 24482.00 1621.26 1621.26 22860.74 I Paving 81179.74 2700.28 2700.28 78479.46 Sewer 40820.00 4616.06 4616.06 36203.94 Sewer ColI. 16220.00 16220.00 City Garage 32810.00 1692.32 1692.32 31117.68 Library 37985.00 2670.48 2670.48 35314.52 Music 5000.00 5000.00 Civil Def. 462.00 462.00 Soc. Security 26000.00 26000.00 Sewer Cons. 10904.96 10904.96 1253244.53 66578.17 66578.17 1186666.36 Ice 2313.01 2313.01 Water 13784.39 13784.39 Light 85571.88 85571.88 I 168247.45 168247.45 . Respectfully submitted, F. S. White, City Clerk 1.,1' '3 :.,j. /(). -'> ~...- \. Grand Island, Nebraska August 29, 1955 Council met as per special call of the City Manager for . I the purpose of rescinding August 17 action that waived the 6000 sq. ft. requirement for construction of residences in the Claussen Country View Addition. All Councilmen present except Toft, who was excused on account of business. City Manager reiterated the proceedings of the Council leading up to the granting of the w8.iver. After some discussion, motion byl,1inkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, action of the council of -August 17, waiving the 6000 s . ft. requirements for building purposes was rescinded. Roll call b8110t. Voting yes, Cunningham, vJinkhoff, Hehnke, lI18rtin. Voting no, none. Toft absent. After further discussion, it was brought out the same proceedings were had April 20, pertaining to Lots 1-2-3-4-5-6, Block 11, Claussen Addition. On motion of Behnke, seconded by I Winkhoff, council action of April 20th, 1955, waiving the 6000 ft. requirements, was rescinded, the builders agreeing that they would cease construction until after the action of the council, after a hearing to be held on September 12th, (special meeting). On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, hearing date was set for 8:00 o'clock P.M. September 12, for Board of Adjustment on Lot 7, Block 7, Lots 1 and 2, Block 8, Lot 1 in Block 9, Lots 1-2-3-4-5-6 in Block 11, Lot 1, Block 15 except that portion appropriated for street purposes. Lots 1 and 2 in Block 14, Lot 2 in Block 13, Plum Street between Lot 7, Block 7 and Lot 1, Block 8, North from Sunset Avenue as vacated by I . Ordinance. Eugene Street between Lot 2 Block 8, and Lot 1, Block 9, North from Sunset A.venue as vacated by Ordinance, Claussen Avenue as vacated by Ordinance South of Sunset A.venue, between Lot 1, Block 14 8.nd Lot 2, Block 13. Unnamed Street South of Sunset Avenue as vacated by Ordinance between Lot 1, Block 15 and Lot 2, Block 14. ~7n~~ Building Inspectors and It was suggested, however0 ~ the/Engineer in conjunction with the WestlandE3u.ilding Co. make provisions for covering or / ./ 'j '-: l'i {. ,.,.~-;. .-..~.! '" '- "l. 1. filling excavations already made for the construction of the houses in that area. On motion of Winkhoff, Council adjourned. . I August 29, 1955 F. .3. VJhi t e City Clerk I I . 4ffC GRAND ISLAND, NEBRI~SKA SEPTEMBER 7, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. Minutes of the meetings of August 24th and 29th were read. On . I motion of Cunningham, seconded by tVinkhoff, approved. Request from the Dodge Development Company for Water Main District from Vine Street to the west edge of Claussen Country View Addition, along Sunset Avenue was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hinkhoff, request was granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Request from the Grand Island Transit Company for a 'change and request for more parking space on Pine Street in Bus schedules/on account of service to the High School was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, was approved, subject to the legal findings of the City Attorney. Claim of Orville Clanton in the compensation case in the amount of ~t2819 .25 was presented, the City Nanager hr,ving advised the Council as to the reason for the claim, and as to the opinion of the city counselor, H. A. Prince. Clairninthe arnountof I $~~",.2'5. On motion of 'roft, seconded by Curmingham, claim was allowed, subject to the compensation court opinion. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin. Voting no, none. A group of persons from the southwest part of the city, Mrs. James Vier~gg as spokesman, appeared before the cou~cil asking for assistance in ridding the city of Starlings and Blackbirds. She also advised the council as to the correspondence that she had with different cities, and also companies putting out so-called means of riddance. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by \~ inl<:hoff, City f1ianager was authorized to investigate feasibility of obtaining tc3,pe recording and sound machines for use in ridding the city of I . the pests. Request for sewer through Block 3, West's Sub-division from 1/Jest Lincoln Highway to the north line of Lots 5 and 6, in Block 3, '\vest 1 s Sub-division was presented. (Fifty percent signatures). On mot ion of Hehnke, secQnded by 'Toft, request W8.S granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Request for rezoning Lot 6, Block 21, Schimmer's Addition, from Residence A, to Residence B, was presented. Motion of 451 Cunningham, seconded by Toft, hearing date was set for 8:00 o'clock P .]vI., September 21. On motion of Toft, council adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment. . I September 7, 1955 F. S. tvhi t e City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska September 7, 1955 Council met as Board of j~djustment, all councilmen present. Bequest of Edwin Voss for building permit for 8. second house on Lot 24, E.26 ft. Lot 23, Block 8, Ashton Place was read. There being no written protests on file, or protestors present, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, request was granted. Bequest of O. B. Thompson for permission to build. a second house on Lot 1, Block 85 ,Irlheeler & Bennett I s 4th l\ddition was presented. There being no written protests on file, or protestors present, motion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, request was granted. I Bequest for rezoning Block 107, Railroad Addition from Residence B to Business B was presented. There being no written protests on file, or protestors present, on motion of I,Hnkhoff, seconded by 'Toft, request was granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin. Voting no, none. Bequest of Robert Chipps to rezone Lots 8 to 14 Inclusive, Block 18, Harrison's Sub-division, from Residence A to Residence B was presented. There being no written protests on file, or ~rotestors present, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by vJinkhoff, request was grnnted, and ordinance ordered drnwn. On motion of Toft, council adjourned to meet in regular session. I . September 7, 1955 F. S. tv'h i t e City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska September 7, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen, present. Bids for Copper Wire were opened and read as follows: Phelps Dodge Copper Products Corporation - 1 2 3 4 5 6 50.78 51.28 51.36 52.71 54.21 51.03 d. r~: ;J ...... t} r-,,; . I Kriz-Davis Company 1 2 3 4 5 6 51.25 51.80 51.87 53.26 54.80 51.54 I\:orsmeyer Company-50.78 51.28 .:) 1 . 36 52.71 54.21 51.03 Dutton-L2dnson Co.50.54 51.04 51.11 52.46 53.96 51.79 Anaconda 't To' and .N _Lre Cable Comp8.ny ---50.78 51.28 51.36 ~)2 .71 54.21 51.03 Graybar Electric Company, Inc.----48.53 49.03 49.11 50.46 51.96 48.78 Westinghouse EIGc. Supply Co. ------48.29 48.79 48.86 50.21 51.71 48 .54: General Electric Supply Corp. ----50.53 51.03 51.11 52.46 53.96 50.78 Tiney's Elec. Co.-50.74 50.39 50.46 52.00 53.50 50.34 On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunnh'gham, bids vJere referred to C. W. Burdick, to report back September 12, 1955. Bids on 1~-2 Ton Trucks were opened and read as follows: Diers Motor Company -- 2 'ron Ford, Six, in the amount of $176s: .33 net. Central Chevrolet -- 2 Ton Six Cylinder $2198.67 net. International Harvester Company If,--2 'l'on -- ~Ja940 .00 net. Request from residents in the southwest part of the city for I sidewalk in Ingals .Street from 1.ftjest First Street to Hest Koenig Street was presented. After some discussion was referred to the City Engin~er nn motion of VJinkhoff, seconded by HehnJ,<:e. Beer and Liquor Application for Keilstrup and Keilstrup dba Stratton Hotel were presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, approved. I . A! '~' I) t.j: ~) ~) RES 0 L UTI 0 N -----.----- . I BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the applications of Richard C. Keilstrup and Victor M. Keilstrup, doing business under the trade name of Stratton Hotel at the address known as 103 North Locust Street in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for an ItOn Sale" beer license and for a license to sell intoxicating liquor by the package only be~ granted. 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 submitted this 7 day of September, 1955. I ~~.~ Members of the City Council On motion of Toft, seconded by hehnke, resolution was adopted. I . ~ .1 ~... " Ii. ;) .1: . I Septem~er 7, 1955 To the Members of the Couneil Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlenen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the con- struction of Water Main District No. 197, which district is to be constructed in Pleasant View Add! tion. .3215 line ft. 6" cast iron water rnain 2561 Iblh fittings 7 6" gate valves and boxes 1 highway and box culvert crossing @ 2.50 .18 95.00 . 80.37.50 460.98 665.00 250.00 $ 9413.48 I It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 P. M., September 21, 1955. Respectfully submitted, /A"" //4 ,/C 'f/Y-2..P'24({~ E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion by Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. September 7, 1955 To the Members of the ;Oouneil Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the con- struction at Water Main District No. 198, which district is to be constructed in 18th Street fr0m Wheeler Avenue to Walnut Street. I . 344 line ft. '" cast iron water mai:n 214 lbs. fittings 1 8" x 6" tapping sleeve and v~lve Mu.eJler or eQ.ual @ 2.50 .18 $ 860.00 .38.52 150.0~ $ 1048.$2 It is recoJllJlend.ed that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 P. M., September 21, 1955. Respectfully sllbmi tted, ~"""'f;Vtf:1?~&ct/--' E. H. Cordes City Engineer l\1otion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, approved. . I I I . '1-, ;) ~ September 7, 1955 To the Members of the, City Council Grand Island, Nebraska.. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 235 in accordance with the plans and specification and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and The Diamond Engineering Co. I further certify that the work done contains the following materials at the price set forth in the contract to-wit: 184 cu. yds. earth excavation 1042 sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement 107 lin. ft. I" expansion joint 32 lin. ft. i" expansion joint 74 lin. ft. remove old header 128 sq. ft. remove crosswalk 76 Sq. yds. 6" concrete for alley returns @ .45 2.86 .20 .15 .25 ..08 3.00 Total I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 235 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. $ 82.80 2980.12 21.40 4.80 18.50 10. 24 228.00 3345.86 I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 235. To: The Diamond Engineering Co. To: Engineering & Publication To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To be charged to intersections $3345.86 167.29 3512.15 $3034.29 477.86 3512.15 I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 235 on the 21st day of September 1955 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, " ''"~/6' ,/~' i~ /1 "'- j _,o,,~ I / ~ ,/ \7" >cJ.-;--~l:.c~'" E. H. Cordes City Engineer I'lotion by Toft, seconded by Mehnke, approved. t r-... (, ~~;) 0 September 7, 1955 . I To the Members of the City Counoil Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby oertify that the Diamond Engineering Co. has oompleted the work on Paving Distriot No. 236 in aooordanoe with the plans and speoifioation and oontr~ot by and between the City of Grand Iwland, Nebraska and The Diamond Engineering Co. f further oertify that the work done oontains the following materials at the prioe set forth in the oontraot to-wit: 149 ou. yds. exoavation 1050 sq. yds. 6" oonorete pavement 101 lin. ft. III expansion Joint 32 lin. ft. i" expansion Joint 135 1in. ft. remove old ourb & gutter 135 lin. ft. build standard ourb & gutter 76 sq. yds. 6" oonorete for alley returns 1 eaoh adjust manhole to grade @ .45 2.86 .20 .15 .30 1.35 3.00 15.00 $ 67.05 3003.00 20.20 4.80 40.50 182.25 228.00 15.00 3571.04 I I reoommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving Distriot No. 236 be aooepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the fOllowing statement of all oosts in oonneotion with Paving District No. 236. To The diamond Engineering Co. To Engineering & Publioation $3571.04 178.55 , I 3749.59 To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To be oharged to interseotions $3022.95 726.61 3749.59 I further reoommend that the City Counoil sit as a board of equalization on said Paving Distriot No. 236 on the 21st day of September 1955 at 8:00 o'olo,ok P.M. I . Respeotfully submitted, 4/".t:;#t~~/ t~ / H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, approved. . I I I . " """/ ;:;;:: ,) g September 7, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 237 in accordance with the plans and specification and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and The Diamond Engineering Co. I further certify that the work done contains the following materials at the pr.lce set forth in the contract to-wit: 203 cu. yds. excavation, earth @ $ .45 . 91.35 1103 sq. yds. 611 concrete pavement 2.86 3154.58 67 line ft. 111 expansion joint .20 13.40 33 line ft. build concrete header .60 19.80 33 line ft. remove old header .30 9.90 298 line ft. integral curb & gutter(build) 1.10 327.80 1 each adjust manhole to grade 15.00 15.00 145 line ft. remove old curb & gutter .30 43.50 55 line ft. standard curb & gutter ( build) 1.35 74.25 79 sq. ft. remove sidewalk & driveway .08 6.32 79 sq. ft. 4" concrete sidewalk & driveway .35 27.65 -.; Total 3783.55 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 237 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I hereld th submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 237. To: The Diamond Engineering Co. To: Engineering & Publication 3783.55 189.18 3972..73 Total To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To be charged to intersections 3630.52 342.21 I I Total 3972.73 I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Pavlng District No. 237 on the 21st day od September 1955 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, /.~#r!~rdt.a-/' E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion by Cunningham, seconded by ~Vinkhoff, approved. :~ r~' c) (~~: ~) (J September 7, 1955 . I To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith submit the cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 193, which district was const- ructed in Anna Street from Ingalls Street to the westerly line of Block 5, Gladstone Place in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. 632 liij). ft. 6" cast iron water main 284 Ibs. C.I. fittings @ 2.34 .17 $ 1478.88 48.28 1527.16 I recommend that the work completed by the City Water Department be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with said water main district No. 193. To: To: City Water Department Engineering & Publication Total $ 1527.16 76.3-.& 1603.52 I Entire amount to Water Fund I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on the above Water Main District No. 193, on the 21st day (bf SClptember 1955 at 8: 00 0 t clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, /' ' /;,,; /J < J <7;frc:r2/~J E. H. Cordes City Engineer. Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham, approved. I . . I I I . , It-# Cj .;-~ ~',., \ < l"'$-_ .IJ Ii. ,,,,", -; , September 7, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I herewith submit the cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 195, which district was constructed in West Avenue from 5th Street to the North line of West Heights Second Addition and in Sherman Avenue from 5th Street to the north line of West Heights Second Addition 1320 lin. ft. 6" cast iron water main 636 Ibs cast iron fittings 2 6" valves and boxes @ 2.38 $3141.60 .17 108.12 178.52 3428.24 I recommend that the work completed by the City Water Department be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with said water main district No. 195. To: City Water Department To: Engineering & Publication $ 3428.24 171.41 T "It 3599.65 Entire amount to Water Fund. I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on the above Water Main District No. 195 on the 21st day of September 1955 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Resp~ctful1y submitted, C;;1I~~t1v lH. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, approved. ~ ^ t: " lji LJ 0 RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- . I WHEREAS, the tree trimming crew of the City of Grand Island ~, has been used for other work and there are many trees in the City which have grown to such an extent that they interfere with the power lines of the City, and WHEREAS, the Utility Commissioner deems it advisable to em- ploy outside help for the trimming of such trees and the Wright Tree Service has submitted a contract covering the furnishing of such service, and WHEREAS, the City Council has said agreement before it and finds that the same should be approved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF I GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that a proposed agreement for such tree trimming with the Wright Tree Service be and the same is hereby approved; that the President of the City Council and the City , ' Clerk sign said agreement on behalf of the City and that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this resolution to C. W. Burdick, Utility Commissioner. Respectfully submitted this 7 day of September, 1955. ~<!.~ Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. I . ,~ l: "! l"",.. 'i), , ....., \ ...tL RESOL.Q!10N . I WHEREAS, on the 14th day of February, 1955, the City of Grand Island entered into a lease with the Nebraska State Volunteer Firemen's Association for a tract of land at the Grand Island Municic pal Airport bounded on the North by Chapel Street, on the South by 1st Street South, on the East by Base Line Road, and on the West by Road I-West, excepting from the above described tract the North 100 feet thereof; and including buildings identified as T-IOll and T-I017, together with concrete slabs of buildings formerly identified as T-IOlO and T-1013, and WHEREAS, the said lessee, The :Nebraska State Volunteer Fire- men's Association, desires to assign said lease to the State of Nebraska, for use of the State Fire Marshal, and has submitted said assignment, and I WHEREAS, the council has said assignment before it and finds that the same should be approved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE cr TY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the assignment of said airport lease above referred to be, and the same is hereby approved and that the President of the City Council and City Clerk be, and they are here- by directed and instructed to sign the approval of said assignment on behalf of the City of Grand Island. Respectfully submitted this 7th day of September, 1955. ;r ~<~ I . Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, t't$solution was adopted, Nayor and Clerk authorized to sign. 1-1 n~) ~> " ,-d , RE,20L1L!I.Q1'! . I WHEREAS, on the 18th day of November, 1953, the city council by resolution ordered and authorized the transfer of $9000.00 from the Ice Fund to the Parking Lot Fund in order to pay for the instal- lation of meters and other improvements on what is known as Elks Parking Lot, and WHEREAS, said resolution provided that the money collected from the meters at said parking lot should ge applied first to the cost of operation of the same and then to ~e credited to the Ice Fund until the amount borr~wed was fully repaid, and WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 3117 of the City of Grand Island, Nebr- aska, being the annual appropriation ordinance for the year of 1955- 1956, made no mention of the income to be received from the Elks Parking Lot and the repayment of said loan, and I WHEREAS, there remains an uDpaid balance on the loam from tae Ice Fund in the sum of $2,706.34 and it is deemed advisable to again set forth the duties of the officers collecting and diSBursing the money received from such Elks Parking Lot and to provide for the disposition of such money. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the resolution dated November 18, 1953, be attached hereto, incorporated herein and made a part hereof; that the unexpended balance for the fiscal year of 1954-1955 in said Parking Lot Fund in the sum of $220.32 and the proceeds re- ceived from said Elks Parking Lot be paid into the fund set forth in said resolution known as Parking Lot Fund; that said proceeds I . be first applied to pay for the cost of operating and maintaining such parking lot and that all of the rest of said proceeds be applied to the repayment of the balance remaining unpaid and owing to said Ice Fund; that such warrants as may be necessary be drawn and paid out of such Parking Lot Fund to pay the cost of such i t.~ '1 ~~v 1 ~ ,_ .- ., '-.-i. RES 0 L U 1 ION ( con' t ) . I maintenance, operation and repair of said parking lot and for the retirement of the debt owing to the Ice Fund and that the City Clerk and City .Treasurer be and they are herecl'Y' authorized to draw such warrants and to pay the same as the proceeds are received. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certifiei copy of this Resolution to the City Treasurer and to C. W. Burdick, Utility Commissioner. Respectfully submitted this 7 day of September, 1955. c~ @ ~ Members of the City Council I On mot ion ofvVinkhoff, seconded by liehnke, resolut ion was adopted. I . ~:! {~ .~ _''- 'J' .~'" COP Y RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---.-------- . I WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island has purchased parking meters for the parking lot situated on Fractional Block Eighty-nine (89), Original Town now the City of Grand Island, and the amount due for the purchase price of said meters is $8,383.37, subject to a 5% discount for cash payment, and WHEREAS, it is to the best interest of the City of Grand Island to pay cash for said meters, and thereby take advantage of discounts available, and WHEREAS, other parking lot improvement costs total approximately $1,100.00, and WHEREAS, there is a cash balance in the Ice Fund of the City of Grand Island in the approximate sum of $69,403.61; that the sum of $9,000.00 can be borrowed from said Ice Fund and be repaid from the revenue collected from said parking meters. I NOW, THEREFO~E, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the sum of $9,000.00 be transferred from the Ice Fund to the Parking Lot Fund; that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby directed and authorized to make the transfer of sa!<< funds; that the money received from the meters on said parking lot be kept separately in the Parking Lot Fund and that the money re- ceived from said meters after deducting maintenance expenses, be applied to the repayment of the said sum borrowed from the Ice Fund. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the C~ty Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the City Treasurer. Respectfully submitted this 18th day of November, 1953. /s/ O. E. Cunningham P of C I . Members of the City Council Request for building permit for an addition to residence at 2204 W. Koenig St., Fractional Lot 10, Fractional Block 3, Ashton Place and its complement Fractional Lot 10, Fractional Block 8, Woodbine Addition, was presented, and on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, hearing date was set for 8:00 o'clock P.M. September 21, 1955. ,-a t"~ f"-.-" ,~ t} ~) Airport Lease with Robert M. Nelson dba Dura Brick and Stone Company for building T-112, $~199.92 a year was presented. On motion of Winkh:)ff, seconded by Hehnke, Wi:1S approved, mayor and clerk authorized to sign. . I Request of John Schneider to rezone Lot 6 and West ~ of Lot 7, Block 10, Baker's Addition was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, hearing was set for 8:00 olclock P.M. Sept.21, 1955 On motion of Toft, council adjourned to meet as Board of Equalization. F. S. I'Jhi te City Clerk September 7, 1955 Grand Island, Nebr8ska September 7, 1955 Council met as Board of Equalization on Sewer District #284. All councilmen present. There being no protestors present, on motion of 10ft, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. I I . . I I I . 4r'P .- ,~ {) RES 0 L UTI 0 N - - - - ...- _. -- - - BE TTRESOLVEDEYTHECOmmTL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBR- ASKA, sitting as a Boara of Equalization after due notice having been given taereof, :that we find th.e total cost of tke construction of Sewer District No. 284 to be the total sum of $3483.44; that we find the Denefits a~cruing to the real estate i. said district to be the total sum of $3483.44 and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be tne sum set opposite the several descriptions as follows: !!!@ :f&1 ADDITION AMOUNT Raymond. A. & Juanita Watson I West :Heights $82.09 2nd Watson COlllstruction Co. 2 .. " 78.52 Wa t son Construction Co. 3 ,t " 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 4 n " 78.52 Wa tson Construction .Co. 5 " " 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 6 " " 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 7 " " 78.52 Wa tson Construction Co. 8 " It 78.52 We. teon Construction Co. 9 n It 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 10 ,t n 78.52 Watson Construction Co. II " If 82.09 Watson Construction Co. 12 .. n 81.75 Watson Construction Co. 13 n " 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 14 \II II 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 15 It " 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 16 " " 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 17 " " 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 18 " ,. 78.52 Wa tson Construction Co. 19 " ., 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 20 It II 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 21 n i. 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 22 It II 82.43 Wa tson Construction Co. 23 It " 82.43 , . I I I . A f' "'.:1 '~~~)~ R E S 0 L U T I 0 !! (con't) - - NAME LOT ADDITION AMOUNT - - W Ii t so n Construction Co. 24 West Heights $78.52 2nd Watson Construction Co. 25 n tr 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 26 rr If 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 27 " " 78.52 Watsom Construction Co. 28 n It 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 29 " n 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 30 u u 78.52 Watson Construction Go. 31 n It 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 32 u n 78,52 Watson Construction Co. 33 u It 81.75 Watson Construction Co. 34 tt n 84.52 Wa t son Construction Co. 35 " " 78.52 . Wa tson Construction Co. 36 " " 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 37 n n 78.52 Watson Constructiom Co. 38 n " 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 39 " It 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 40 u " 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 41 It " 78. 52 Watson Construction Co. 42 It n 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 43 It It 78.52 Watson Construction Co. 44 If u 79.66 Total $3483.44 Res,ectfully submitted this 7 day of September, 1955. t~~ ~ Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, Resolution was adopted. On motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned to meet in regular session. F.S.White, City Clerk. " i' 0 '4" f i", (.~ ...... 'f ~_..J Grand Island, Nebraska September 7, 1955 Council met in regular session, all councilmen present. OhDINANCE NO. 3119 assessments on Sewer Distrlct #284 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. . I ORDINANCE NO. 3119 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, hehnke, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. OHDINANCE NO. 3119 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. OEDINANCE NO. 3119 - Motion of Hinkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call bclllot. Voting yes, liJinkhoff, Cunningham, hehnl;;:e, l'lartin, 1'0ft. Voting no, none. OHDINANCE NO. 3119 - Notion of \iJinkhoff, seconded by I Cunningham, waiC, placed on final passage and fjnally p88sed. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, vVinkhoff, CunninghEwl, Hehnke, Hartin, Toft. Voting no, none. OHDINANCE NO. 3120 creating Sewer District #290 through Block 3 ltIest 1 s Subdivision, was regularly passed by the council, signed by the mayor. OHDINANCE NO. 3120 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call bEllot. Voting yes, vHnkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, Iv'jartin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3120 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, I . Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3120 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Holl ca.ll bgllot. Vot ing ye s, 1rlinkhoff, Cunningham, Behnke, JVJart in, Toft. Voting no, none. OHDINANCE NO. 3120 - Iv'Jotion of Cunningham, seconded by 110ft, WEtS pls.ced on final pas sage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, hartin, Toft. Voting no, none. A '\ tj t,~ ~ I .... ,...... "10, ORDINANCE NO. 3121 creating Water Main District #200 in Sunset Avenue from Vine Street to the west lin~ of Claussen Country View Addition, was regularly .pi=)ssed by the council, signed by the Mayor. .' I ORDINANCE NO. 3121 - Motion of 'roft, seconded by Winlchoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Behnke, Hartin, '1'0ft. Vat ing no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3121 -Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance plac~d on second reading by title only. Roll cSl.11 bS.llot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Behnke, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. OIiDINANCE NO. 3121 - Hot ion of Toft, seconded by lilinkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Hall c8.11 ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Behnke, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3121 -Notion of 'raft, seconded by l,V1nh:hoff, wa.s placed on final passage and finally passed. Hall call ballot. Voting yes, \.IJinl{hoff, Cunningham, Behnk:e, hartin, Toft. Voting no, none. I On motion of Behnke, seconded by Toft, Mr. C. W. Burdick was ~ requested to prepare a case history on the purchase of Turbine for the new power plant, recommendations of the consulting engineer, C. 1!'j. Burdick, and also oi ting subsequent purchases by other ci t les on the same unit. Claims against the City were presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, were allowed as presented and listed in the claim register. holl call ballot. Voting yes, VHnkhoff, Cunningham, Behnke, hartin, Toft. Voting no, none. On motion of Toft, council adjourned to 8:00 olclock P.M. September 12, 1955. I . September 7, 1955. F'. S .\4h it e City Clerk . I I I . GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA SEPTEMBER 12, 1955 ! ,n "," " ", ~ ,~ " \I Council met as Board of Adjustment as per adjournment of Sentember 7, 1955. All councilmen present except Martin, who was excused on account of illness in the family. Request of the Westland Building Company appealing from the building inspector's orders prior to September 7, Attorney Dunmire for the builders, requested consideration in as much as the Westland Buildinq Comnany had over $20,000 invested in material and labor, and from the point of view, it appeared that it would be to advantage to the city to have more residences constructed and also improving the area down there would be an advantage to the property owners in that area. Lloyd W. Kelly, representing the protestors, stated that he as well as his clients felt that the builders that purchased this ground made the area smaller for the purpose of putting more houses in that area than the zoning ordinance permitted, and that he could not feel that it could be considered a hardship case. He also stated that being residence A, he understood the zoning ordinance could permit a second house on a corner lot after a hearing of the Board of Adjustment. Mr. and Mrs. Berryman, and David Harnly spoke for the protestors. Attorney Dunmire stated that the construction would be in the spirit of the ordinance and it would not deteriorate values of the property previously improved. Vaughn Wright, the potential buyer advised the council that he was now living in an apartment where they had a very small area and that as far as he was concerned, it would be a hardship case. Motion ~ Winkhoff that the permit be issued to the builders as previously executed, that the permits be granted. Seconded by Toft. Dale Ball representing the planning commission, at this time stated that before action would be taken on this motion, that he felt the planning commission should have a right to make expression, claiming that they w~re invited to the meeting and that apparently it wa,s for the purpose of approving the plan, and felt that they should have a right to state their position. . Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Toft, Hehnke, Cunningham. Voting no, none, Martin absent. . I I I . / '.:; i .1 Mr. Harnly made the statement that there was no lack of building lots, and that he felt lots in that area were selling for as much or more than lots in some other areas. Mr. Cunningham had questioned the value of lots in that area. Mr. Harnly advised him that his lot cost $1600.00. Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned as a Board of Adjustment. F. S. White City Clerk SEPTEMBER 12, 1955 GRAND ISLJ1,ND, NEBRASKA SEPTEMBER 12, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present except Martin, wllo was excused. Recommendation from Burdick to Barbarick pertaining to the f. contract of C. H. Hoper & Company, for covering the engineering work involved in establishing a valuation for Grand Island for electric system was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation was approved. Contract to C. H. Hoper and Company was presented along with the Resolution. /~ f'~? (.) /~'. j (,,<-J RES 0 L UTI 0 N . I y WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island contemplates issuing revenue bonds of its Light Department in excess of the sum of $2,000,000.09, and WHEREAS, it is necessary to have the property of said depart- ment appraised in connection with the issuance of such bonds, and WHEREAS, C. H. Hoper & Company of Denver, Colorado, has sub- mitted a contract for the making of such appraisal in the sum of $3,000.00, and VffiEREAS, the City Council has such proposed agreement before it and has examined the same and finds that such agreement should be approved. I NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand ISland, Nebraska, that the proposed agreement between the City of Grand Island and C. H. Hoper & Company for such appraisal be and the same is hereby approved. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the President of the City Council and City Clerk sign said agreement on behalf of the City of Grand Island, and that a certified copy of this resolution be forwarded to C. W. BurdiCk, Commissioner of Utilities. Respectfully submi tted thi. 12 day o~:rsep;emb,e.!.J.-2-955. L . C t _/~v""'''''o:t ..A;...) ) Members of the City Council I . On motion of Toft, seconded by rtehnke, Resolution was adopted. rf "", (.--:\ ':1:.4 ~j Recommendation of C. W. Burdick, that the bid of Westinghouse Electric Supply Company in the amount of $;19,469.60, for copper wire be accepted. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation was approved. RES 0 L UTI 0 N ----------- . I WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for 40,000 pounds of copper wire to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the '7 day of September, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said Oi ty, and WHEREAS, Westinghouse Electric Supply Comp~ny Hi of the City of Omaha 2, Nebraska , submitted a sealed bid for the copper wire, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. ($19,469.60) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Westinghouse Electric Suppl~ Company Omaha 2, Nebraska of the City of , for the copper wire I be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the purchase of the same be entered into by and between the City of u Grand Island and the said Westinghouse Electric Supply Company and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this/~day of September, g55. 1. r-----.e .. V0/\/VVV'-4J ..AIV') Members of the City Council I . On motion of 'I'oft, seconded by Winkhoff, Hesolution was adopted. A lC\.j .i; !:~'l ~_t Recommendation of C. W. Burdick thEt the bid of the Diers Hotor Company in the amount of $1764.33 for Ford Truck Chassis be accepted. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, recommendation was approved. RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- . I WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for furnishing one li ton truck chassis and cab to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 7 day of September, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Diers Motor Company of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska , submi ttelli a sealed bid for t~e truck chassis and cab, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. ($1764.33 net) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of said Diers Motor Company of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska , for the Ii ton truck I chassis and ca.be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the purchase of the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Diers Motor Company , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorize. to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully su'bWitted this12 day of Septe ;~ ~-', - 1955. Members of the City Council I . ]Vjotion of l:Jinkhoff, seconded by 'I'oft, Resolution was adopted. Ii rOj i,e '1'. { t} Extension Agreements for Buildings at the Airport were presented as follows: Jack Gruber - Building T-812 Grand Island Poultry & Egg Co. - Building T-825 On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, agreements were . I approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. OHDINANCE NO. 3122 creating ~vater f'1ain District No. 199 in Kruse Avenue from 13th St. to 16th St. regularly passed by the council and si!:~ed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. ~122 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Voting no, none. Martin absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3122 - Motion of Toft, seconded by \'Jinkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance pl,aced on second reading by title only. Roll call ba~lot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Behnke, Toft. Voting no, none. lVlartin absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3122 - Motion of Toft , seconded by Winl(hoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third rea.ding by ti tIe I only. Holl call bellot. Voting yes, hiinkhoff, Cunningham, Behnke, croft. Voting no, none. i''Iartin absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3122 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, \Hnkhoff, Cunningham, Behnke, '110ft. Voting no, none. f1art in absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3123 - Rezoning Lots 8 to 14 Inclusive, Block 8, Harrison1s Sub-division, was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Heyor. OHDINANCE NO. 3123 - Not ion of Toft, seconded by VJinkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Hinkhoff, Cunningham, Behnke, rroft. Voting no, none. bartin I . absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3123 - Motion of Toft, seconded by"') inl-choff , rules suspended and ordinance placed on second ree.ding by title only. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Voting no, none. Martin absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3123 - !Vlotion of Toft, seconded by \Hnkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reDding by title only. Holl cc.-1.1l ballot. Voting yes, vHnkhoff, Cunningham, Behnke, 110ft. 4:.1.,1 t:; Voting no, none. jVJartin absent. JHDINANCE NO. 3123 - Hotion of Toft, seconded by 1;Jinkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Boll call ballot. Voting yes, \liinkhoff, Cunningham, behnke, Toft. Voting no, none. . I Martin absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3124 rezoning Block 107, He.ilroad Addition from Hesidence "B" to Business 'TE", regularly passed by the council e.nd signed by the Meyor. OHDINANCE NO. 3124 - Motion of l;Jinkhoff, seconded by Toft, was "placed on first reading o.t length. lioll ce.ll b2,11ot. Vat ing yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, dehnke, Toft. Voting no, none. hartin absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3124 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, ru.les suspended B.nd ordirJ8nce placed on second rec'HUng by title only. Boll call ballot. Voting yes, 14inychoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, 'Toft. Vat ing no, none. JVlartin 23.bsent. OB.DINANCE NO. 3124 - jV1otion of I;Jinl\:hoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title I only. holl c8.11 bellot. Voting ye s, ~'Jinkhoff, Cunningham, Behnke, Toft. Voting no, none. H8Y'tin absent. OHDINANCE NO !_. 3124 - Notion of Hinkhoff, seconded by 1'oft, WEtS placed on final passage and finally pc3ssed. holl call b2Collot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft. Voting no, none. IJlart in absent. On motion of l,oJinkhoff, council adjourned. F. ,s. ~vhi t e September 12, 1955 City Clerk I . A 1"<,1 "', '4:. {, , GHAND ISLAND, NEBRl\5I\:A SEPTEMBER 21, 1955 Council met in regular session, all councilmen present. . I Minutes of the meetings of September 7th, [-lUd September 12th, were read. On motion of 'Toft, seconded by Cunningham, approved. Communication from E. H. Cordes, pertaining to sidewalks on Ingals Street, from First to I\:oenig, as per request of several residents in that [':trea, stating that two owners were willing to put in the sidewalks, two were opposed, but the balance would put in walks if so ordered. Attorney Holmes representing the case for the petitioners, advised that children of that age are taught to stay on sidewalks, and because there are no sidewalks on either side of the street, they of necessity would be in the street. ]Vjotion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft that the petitioners be granted their request, and an ordinance be drawn. All councilmen voting yes. Cunningham mentioned what he thou~?';ht should be done on account I of excessive speed on Custer Street and also 13th Street, that stop signs should be placed on each side of 13th on Custer. On motion of Cunning'1am, seconded by \\linkhoff, council adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment. September 21, 1955 F. S. Hhite City Clerk GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA SEPTEMBER 21, 1955 Council met as Board of Adjustment. Petition of Donald and Ruth Herzog, for rezoning Lot 15, Block 21, Schimmer1s Addition from Residence A, to Residence B was presented by Attorney Elson. There being no written protests on file, or protestors present, on I . motion of Cunningham, seconded by 'l"oft, request WC,1,S granted, and ordinance ordered drawn. Request of John C. Schneider, for rezoning Lot 6 and the W} of Lot 7, Block 10, Baker's Addition, from Business A to Business B was presented on account of the notice having been published SeptlC:mber 12th, for a hefj,ring Sept2mber 21st, 1955. City A ttornejr ruled that the time limit was short by one day. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by ~'Jinkhoff, heering was set for 8: 00 0 I clock P.M., October 5th, 1955. /I.7d Request of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kriz, for permission to build an addition to their home at 2204 W. Koenig, was presented. There being no written protests on file, or protestors present, on motion by Toft, seconded by Dehnke, permission was granted. . I On motion of ~Vinkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, council adjourned as a Board of Adjustment. September 21, 1955 F. S. 1i1hite City Clerk GRl~ND ISLAND, NEBRASKA SEPTEMBER 21, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. Notice of appeal from Dreisbach's on account of refusal of the building inspector to grant a building permit at 1137 S. Locust Street vms presented. On motion of liehnke, seconded by VJinkhoff, hearing date was s~t for 8:00 o'clock P.M., October 5th, 1955. Request of McElroy Company and Duff Company, for Water Main Distr:ict in Waldo Avenue from ':;,Jest Lincoln Highway to the north line of Block 4, extended east to West1s Subdivision, was presented. I On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, request was granted, and ordinance ordered drat^Jn. Request of Mehring and Peterson for rezoning easterly portion of Lots 16 and 17, County Subdivision in Section 15-11-9, now zoned as Residence "All, Residence "BlI, and Business "f~ ", be rezoned to Business IIB!l. On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Cunningham, hearing date was set for 8:00 o'clock P.M., October 5. Request of o. O. housh to rezone Lots 1 and 2, Block 4, La.keview AdeU tion from Residence "1'1 It to ~1~'r;{~~" I~" was pr:Jsented. lViotion of '1'0ft, seconded by Cunningham, hCcj.ring dElte was set for 8:00 olclock P.M., October 5, 1955. I . -:~:__ ri.t ~~~ September 21, 1955 Honorable Mayor and City Council Members Grand Island, Nebraska . I Gentlemen: Pursuant to your formal request of September 7, 1955 for a full Ci'.lse history of the transaction for the purchase by tI1.e City of Grand Island of one 16,500 Ie1!J turbo generator from the ;,llis- Chalmers CompEmy, I 8.m herewith furni shing you the following facts in chronological order. The necessity for the purchase of this turbo generator and power plant improvement hE~ s been well established in a detailed study and report made by the engineering firm of Lutz and May of Ksnsas City, Missouri who were retained by the City for this purpose. This report was made on J13nuary 18, 1954 and was subsequently s.dopted by the City Council and orders given the above engineering firm to proceed with blue print plans, specifications and estimates for the purchase and installation of one 16,500 K.'vJ turbo generator unit. Following the request of the City Council, the engineers presented specifications for one 16,500 KW turbo generator and condenser together with their estimate of $820,000.00. The City Council at a regular meeting on November 3, 1954 adopted the engineer's speci.fications and estimate $nd ordered the City Clerk to advertise for bids on the same to be opened at a meeting of the City Council on November 22, 1954. I There were four companies who submitted sealed bids for furnishing the turbo generator at the following prices, bids on the condenser being submitted as a separate item: Elliott Company General Electric Company Westinghouse Company Allis-Chalmers Company ~~ 6~,)3, 150 .00 ~; 6~)2, 550.00 4? 626,300.00 d~ 624,140.00 The bids were referred to your vJater and Light Commis s ioner and City Engineers, Lutz and Tf:ay, for tabulation, comparison, efficiencies of operation and many other features. After two days of intensive study and extending each bidder ample time to explain the details of his equipment as bid by his company, the Commissioner and ]VII'. Lutz, of Lutz and May, recommended to your City rvIanager and City Council that the bid of the Allis-Chalmers Company was the lowest and best bid of all pids received. rI'his recommendc,tion was unanimously adopted by resolution by your honorable body at an open meeting of the City Council November 24, 1954, awarding the contract to Allis-Chalmers Company at the bid price of $624,140.00. The contract was subsequently signed by the Mayor, attested by the City Clerk c;md both contract and performance bond approved by the City Attorney. I . All of the above information, together with copies of the contra.ct and minutes of the meetings, are on file in the City Clerk's ofn.ce and are a matter of public record and verification. May I state here that all of the above transactions, the adoption of the engineer I s specifications cmd estimates, the advertisement for bids, opening of bids and awarding of contract was acted upon by the City Council at open public meetings and strictly in accordance with the statutes of Nebraska and the Home Rule Charter. Following the awarding of the above contract by the City Council of Grand Island, the City of Hastings, Nebraska opened bids on JVlarch 11, 1955, 109 days aft er Grand I slcmd bids were o~:Jened, for furnishing the same size and type of turbo generetor. 1 D These bids are tabulated as follows: \1estinghouse Company General Electric 'Company Elliott Company Allj.s-Chalmers Company " .t~ 559,665.00 $ 547,250.00 d+, ~40 ~OO 00 't+'o'.I.,u. S$ 531,500.00 The contract at Hastinqs was likewise awarded to the lowest and best bidder, the Allis-CllB.lmers Company at $531,500.00. . I Following the opening of bids at Hastings, Fremont Nebraska opened bids April 7, 1955, 27 days after Hastings letting, for furnishing the same size and type of turbo generator. These bids are tabulated as follows: 1tJestinghouse Company Allis-Chalmers Company Elliott Corrmany General Electric Company $ 648,000.00 ~~ 635,300.00 No Bid ~~ 623,900.00 The contract at Fremont was awarded to the lowest and best bid deI', the Genen1.1 Electric Company at ~~623, 900.00. Following the opening of bids at Fremont Nebraska, bids were opened on July 18, 1955 by the City of Columbia, Missouri for furnishing the same size and type of turbo gener8.tor. '1'hese bids ,\Iere as follows: General Electric Company Elliott Company Allis-Chalmers Company Westinghouse Company ~~ 634,870.00 ~: 63'1,000.00 ~; 634,000.00 ~1~ 627, 44t5 .00 The contract at Columbia was awarded to the lowest and best bidder, the vJestinghouse Company at ~:627, 445 .00 I , follows: '11he four lowest bids awarded and dates of award are as Grand Island HastinGS Fremont Columbia, Missouri November 22, 1954 ]Vjarch 11, 1955 April 7, 1955 July 18, 1955 Allis-Chalmers Co. $624,140.00 Allis-Chalmers Co. $531,500.00 General Electric Co.$623,900.00 Westinghouse Co. $627,445.00 All of the above four turbo generators were purch8sed from specifications written and furnished by Lutz and May Engineers and are for the same size, type and steam conditions. On March 11, 1955 following the bid at Hastings and haviftg been informed 6f the wide difference of price of the same equipment offered at Grand IsIEmd and Hastings, the Allis-Chalmers Company representatives were asked for an explanation of the cause for such a difference in the price between the two bids. Several dates were set, by mutual consent, for a hearing; none of which were kept by the Allis-Chalmers representatives. However, the following letter under date of May 31, 1955 was received by the City ]Vjanager. I . Mr. Otis L. Barbarick, City Manager City of Grand Island Grand Island, Nebraska Dear Mr. Barbarick: Subject: Contract #2 16,500 1\1/1 rrurbine-GenerEltor Heference is made to my copy of your letter of May 19, 195) to Nr. C. \v. SchvJeers, Vice PreE;ident, Director of Sales, Allis- Chalmers T1[mufacturing Company, and your prev iOllS letters wri tten under this same subject. >' n <i ';;;,~, !'IV; 11 ....J.A. The City of Grand Island requested that bids be sU.bmitted fora 16,500 Kilowatt steam turbine generating unit for public opening at 8:00 P.M., on the 22nd of November, 1954. We, in good faith, sub- mitted a bid for the City's C0nsideration. Our bid was in accordance with the City's specifications and with all the latest features of design included. . I After the evaluation of bids subm~tted, the order was awarded to Allis-Chalmers Tlilanufacturing Company. A formal contract, dEtted November 24, 19Ej4, wes entered into between the City of Grand IsIEmd, Nebraska and the Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company. Our Company is proceeding with performance of the contract as set forth in the contract documents, and we know you will be well satisfied with the equipment. Frankly, while we appreciate your concern, we do not understand your attitude regarding this contract. The City purchased a turbine from the Company in November at the fair ml';JT}cet price. Four (4:) months later, another City purchased a similar turbine from the Company at lower price, which reflected the !Ili:'lrket at that time. It is quite obvious that the City of Grand Island has not been h~3.rmed by this chain of events. It is rather a case of the other City obtaining a bargain at Allis-Chalmers' expense. There is no justification for anybody reproaching the City of Grand Island officials for not making the best contract possible. They could not heve anticipated th[jt the mDrket would soften four (4) months after they purchased theturbine; neither could Allis- Chglmers. It WStS tur)'! of events which hurt the Company rather than the City of Grand Island. I INe trust that calm judgment will prevail over this unaccountable flurry, for we know that ultimF'l.tely the pElst pleasant relations between the City and our Company will be cemented by the City's en,loyment of another fine product of the Company. Very truly yours, ALLIS-CHALMERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Claude N. Allen JVlan8.g::;r, Omah::), District CNA : EIVI In triplicate '1'he I'layor and City Council considering the explanation of the price differential in the above letter as unsatisfactory and unacceptable, authorized Mr. Harold Prince, Attorney at Law and a committee of the council to contact the United St;~ites Attorney General and instruct him to immediately investigate the entire transaction and to take such steps as found to be necessary. In a let tel' dE3J.ted July 11, 1955 to T'1r. Harold Prince from the DepiJ rtment of Justice, it states the matter has been referred to the Philadelphia office of the Anti-trust Division for appropriate action. I . As far as I know, at this writing, this is where the case now stands. This report is a true statement relative to the case history on the recent purchase of turbo generator from the Allis-ChDlmers Company. C. 14. Burdick Commissioner Mot ion of Hehnke, seconded by 'roft, that the cgse history be accepted, made part of the minutes, and placed on file. .~. ,S~ 2 Plans and specificE3tions for power pL:mt super structure and sub-station foundations were presented along wi th the estimated cost, ;!~320,000.00. On motion of '1'0ft, seconded by Behnke, plans, specifications and estimates were approved, City Clerk authorized . I to advertise for bids to be received up to 8:00 o'clock P.M., October 19th, 1955. Bids on lfJater JVIain Districts #197-198 were presented as follows: City Water D~partment #197 11198 (C~9 3 ( ] 8 'f~,49.- $~1,014.12 Being the only bids, and each under the estimate, on motion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, bids were accepted. I I . . I I I . 4: ~~3 ;3 RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the construction o~ a water main district known and desisnated as Water Main District No, 197 , to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M~ on the 21 day of September , 195B, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at tho regular moeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, the-City Water Department of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid for tho construction of said district and the bid of said contractor was found to bo the lowost and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIre COffiTCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said City Water Department of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the construction of said water main district known and designated as Water Main District No.197 , bo, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for tho construction of said water main district be entored into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said City Water Department , and that the President of tho City Council and the Clerk of said City, be~ and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on bohalf of said City~ Respectfully submitted this 21 day of September 19r:::5' , '-> r- ~l~ Members 'of tho City-Council Motion of 'Toft, and seconded by hehnke, resolution was adopted. . I I I . 4:84 RES 0 L UTI 0 N 'VVHEREAS, the City of Grand Xsland invi ted soaled bids for the construction of a wator main district known and designat~d as \Va tor Main Di stric t No. 198 , to be received up to 8 Of clock P~M~ on. the 21 day of Sep tember , 195:~ and to be, opened at 8 otclock P.J1$ on said date, at tho r08ular rtlooting of the City Council of said City~ and VJHEHEAS, tho City Water Department of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the bid of said contractor was found to bo tho lowest and bost bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIm COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said City Water Department of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for tho construction of said water main district known and designated as Water IvIain District No.. 198 . be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the construction of said wator main district be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said City Water Department , and that tho Presidont of the City Council and the Clerk of said City, be~ and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on bohalf of said City~ Respectfully submitted this 21 day of September 19t::!Q' , ;:; ,- ~ <P,~ r 1 l>._t Members o'f~ tho C1 tyCouncil On motion of Toft, and seconded by Behnke, resolution was adopted. d~F; .,.,. '../ ,...J . I September 21, 1955 To the Members of The City Council Gra.nd Island, Nebra.ska Gentlemen : Herewith is the City Engineer I s estimate for the con- structi on of concrete paving, sidewalks aEd incidental constru.e- tion at the new Adrainistration Building at the Grand Island Municipal Airport. 1400 sq. ft. ~I concrete sidewalk .390 sq. yd. 6" concrete pavement .300 line ft. 6" x 15" straight curb 6J.t, line ft. 6" x 12 II gu.t ter drains 50 line ft. sawing old pavement @ .40 3.50 1.00 .60 .50 Total $ 560.00 1.365.00 300.00 .38.40 25.00 $ 2288.40 I It is recormnended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 P. M., October 5, 1955. Respectfully submitted, ..,- / .l1' f"'Jj ,1 } " (;,.. .j;(,'j ~ ,1/l '1 / {y. { V. trLt~ f2-./ E. H. Cordes City Engineer On motion of Toft, seconded byltJinkhoff, estim8,te was approved. I . /1 (<~; {~ 'J'~ () . I RESOLUTION --.....------- WHEREAS, the appraisers having awarded Robert C. Windelph and Elsie L. Wimolph the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1000.00) for the hO-foot easement in tm condemnati on proceeding; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and City COUl'lcil of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that we do hereby accept the award. The City Clerk is hereby directed to draw two warrants payable to the County Judge af Hall COUl'lty, Nebraska, - ene, aJ,-arrant for $1000.00 in payment af the award, and one, a warrant in the amount of $66..5.5, payable to the County Judge, in payment of the oourt costs. I ATTEST: Q, ~:;.. dent of the City Counoil ~~~;'~ JYlotion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, Resolution was approved. On motion of~Vinkhoff, council adjourned to meet as a Board of Equalization. F. S. VJh it e I . September 21, 1955 City Clerk GRAND ISLAND, NEBRl\SKA SEPTEMBER 21, 1955 Council met as a Board of Equalization on Water Main Districts #193 and 195, Paving Districts #235-236-237. RES 0 L UTI 0 N --------- . I 4 Ci "'I .!~ 4 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 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. 193 to be the total sum of $1,603.60; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said District to be the total sum of $1,603.60 and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, traets and parcels of land in said district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as follows: ADDITION AMOUNT LOT BLOCK - NAME R. B. . Lockwood & Caroline B. Lockwood R. B. Lockwood & Caroline B. Lockwood I Effie M. Williams, wife Effie M. Williams, wife The School District of the City of Grand Island The School District of the City of Grand Island The School Distriet of the City of Grand Island The School Distriet of the City of Grand Island Ernest W. Augustine I . Ernest W. Augustine Ernest w. Augustine Ernest W. Augu stine Pedro M. Sanchez Pedro M. Sanehez Pedro M. Sanchez Pedro M. Sanehez Respectfully submitted this 21 There being no protests, on motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. 5 Gladstone Place $99.56 5 6 11 II 100.32 It 100.32 It 100.32 11 100.32 II 100.32 tt 100.32 II 100.32 5 7 ft 5 8 5 It 5 " 6 6 II 6 7 6 " 8 6 " 1 3 Vine Hill Subdi- vision 100.32 2 3 4 1 2 3 II 3 II 3 It 4 II 4 11 4 It 4 II Total It 100.32 100.32 It It 100.32 100.32 100.32 It " If 3 100.32 If 99.56 $1603.60 4 day of September, 1955. ~ ({). ~ Je~~~. ot ~he C~"y counC~l RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- (:1 ~~ (~ BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, . I 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. 195 to be the total sum of $3,599.66; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of $3,599.66 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 ADDITION AMOUNT 1 West Heights 2nd $82.26 Raymond A. & Juanita Watson Watson Construction Co. 2 Watson Construction Co. 3 Watson Construction Co. 4 I Watson Construction Co. 5 6 Watson Construction Co. Watson Construction Co. 7 Watson Construction Co. 8 Watson Construction Co. 9 Watson Construction Co. 10 Watson Construction Co. 11 Watson Construction Co. 12 Stephen Patrick & Patricia Ruth Reed 13 Glen B. & Betty L. Stiles 14 Watson Construction Co~ 15 Watson Construction Co. 16 I . Watson Construction Co. 17 Watson Construction Co. 18 19 Watson Construction Co. Charles ~. & Jeraldine E. Howe 20 21 22 Watson Construction Co. Raymond L. & June D. Owens 1111 It If It ,q It ff It " " It " " It $ II .1'!l " " tf " " It " It " fI It u " tf tf tI It II " tI tf u n " 11 " 81.14 It 81.14 81.14 81.14 It It " 81.14 tI 81.14 " 81.14 It 81.14 " 8::tl. JAI " 87.39 tf 81.91 " 81.14 81.14 81.14 It It " 81.14 " 81.14 81.14 It tf 81.14 " 81.14 " 81.14 It 87.75 4:Ei:9 'rhere being no pro-tests, on motion of Toft, seconded by itJinkhoff, resolution was adopted. RES 0 L UTI 0 N . I .' (~ t ~ ~,~ ::: \l.l ...... '4.1' 'I.' BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 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 Paving District No. 235 to be the total sum of $3,034.32; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said District to be the total sum of $3,034.32 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 3 9 4 9 5 9 6 9 7 9 8 9 1 10 2 10 3 10 8 10 9 10 Leona E. Bate Nathan & Elizabeth Thomas I Hayward O. & Gladys Williams Joe M. & Ella Sprague Emilie A. Meyers Louis V. & Julia Dart Theodore A. & Elizabeth Sunberg Henry F. & Thelma Engel Earl J. & Elsie E. Adams Adda Nicolay William F. Black M. G. Orville Ruby & Belva J. Ruby 10 10 ADDITION AMOUNT $ 92. 55 Rollins It 225.55 ~ It 440.48 II 440.48 It 225.55 II 92.55 II 440.48 225.55 92.55 II tt II 92.55 It 225.55 II 440.48 "ijp3034.32 Respectfully submitted this 21 day of September, 1955. I . Members of the City Council There being no protests, on motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. t1: s~! ,1. RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF TBE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBR- . I ASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving District No. 236 to be the total sum of $3022.96; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of $3022.96 and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, traets and parcels of land in said district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT -- Mabel G. Nay 3 7 Arnold Place $251.91 Helen C. & Katherne Josephine Veit 4 7 11 " 503.83 Rose M. Scott, wife Lot 5 7 Arnold Place and complement Fractional Lot 9 of County Subdivision of Lots 13, 16 and parts of Lots 8, 11, 12 and 14 of County Subdivision of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 16, Township 11, North Range 9 503.83 I Theodora R. Baumann 6 7 Arnold Place Vernon & Edna L. Rice 1 8 " " William E. Clayton 2 8 II " 251.91 503.83 251.91 I . Anna C. Gray Lot 6 of County Subdivision of Lots 13 and 16 and parts of Lots 8, 11, 12 and 14 of County Subdivision of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 16, Township 11, North Range 9 Bertha Harry Lot 7 of County Subdivision of Lots 13 and 16 and parts of Lots 8, 11, 12 and 14 of County Subdivision of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 16, Township 11, North Range 9, and E39.4' of Frac. Lot 7, Block 8, 207.90 Arnold Place Edward J. & Claire B. Huntemer Fr. 8 8 Arnold Place and Fractional Lot 8 of County Subdivision of Lots 13 and 16 and parts of Lots 8, 11, 12 and 14 of County Subdivision of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 16, Township 11, North Range m 455.64 92.20 Total $3022.96 Respectfully submitted this 21 day of September, 1955. of the City Council There being nc prbt~st~, on motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. . I I I . ,,~J [i,2 RES 0 L UTI 0 N --------- BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CQUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBR- ASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof, that we find tme total cost of the construction of Paving District No. 237 to be the total sum of $3,630.53; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of $3,630.53 and that we find the benefits aceruing to the respective lots, traets and parcels of land in said district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME - LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT Herman & Minnie Kroeger 2 Better Homes $127.22 4 Wm. A. Sommer It II 2 5 127.22 William E. & Tillie Gephart l E'_l N2 of the 2 1 Wm. Franks 514.70 John & Bertha Nielsen S~ of the Ei and the wi tt It 1 2 1129.40 290.13 Leo L. & Mina Myers Everett W. & lone M. Smith II It A tract of land in the South- east Quarter of the Northeast Quarter Section 21~, Township 11, North Range 9, beginning 60' North" of the Northwest corner of Lot 1, Wm. Franks Addition; thence North 50'; thence East 148'; thence Sou th 50'; thence West 148' to beginning 477.02 Chester C. & Edith D. Linder A tract of land in the South- east Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Seetion 21, Township 11, North Range 9, beginning 110' North of the Northwest corner of Lot 1,' Wm. Franks Addition; thence North 50'; thence East 148'; thence South 50'; thence West 148' to beinning 243.91 John A. & Mary Krieger A tract of land in the South- east Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 21, Township 11, North Range 9, beginning 60' North of the Northeast corner of Lot 1, Wm. Franks Addition; thence North 100'; thence West 148'; thence South 100'; thence East 148' to beginning To tal Respectfully submitted this 21 day of September, 1955. 720.93 13630.53 There being no protests, on motion of (foft, sE3conded by Members of the City Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. iJ ~)f ;$ On motion of ~'Jinkhoff, council adjourned as a Board of Eq\,lalization. September 21, 1955 .F. S. l;Jh i t e Ci ty Clerk . I GRAND ISLAND, NEBHP,SKA SEiTEI\TBER 21, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present except Cunningham, who WDS excused. I I . . I I I . It' f) J :~:~} ~ September 21, 1955. To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebr. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that John A. B~xenmann and Sons have oompleted the work on painting the Administration Building and Concrete and Masonry Hangar at the Grand Island Municipal Airport in acoordance with the plans and specifivations and the contraot by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and John A. Bixenmann and Sons. I further certify that the work was done at the following prices set forth in the contract towit: One complete job, painting administration bldg., and masonry and ooncrete hangar. 3043.44 Extra Work, remove emblem and repair 30.00 3073.44 Total ~ reoommend that the .ork done on the aforesaid job be aooppted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr. ~~.;~.~. pe ~,,/..:UII.,~:? ..S..Ub.. mi t t ed, ,/ ~~/~~'~.I~ t.,- { E. H. Cordes, City Engr. On motion of Toft, seconded ~y Winkhoff, approved. . I I I . 1.1 f) r:- .";!: ~} ~} Sept. 21, 1955. To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebr. IJentlemen: I hereby certify that the Robert M. stump Construction Company has completed the work of surfacing the tennis courts at Buechler Park in accordance with the plans and specifications and the contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebr., and the Robert M. Stump Construction Co. I further certify that the work done contains the following materials at the price set forth in the contract towit: 653.325 Tons Aspaltic Concrete Surface Course 7838.9 Gallons Asphalt Cement 191 Gallons Asphaltic Oil for t~ck coat Total 4442.61 783.89 19.10 5245.60 6.80 .10 .10 I recommen~that the work done on the aforesaid surfacing project be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr. Respec~fully submitted, {~ ,,"1' ~ ',' ," / Z ,,-1 / //./J",,/ <- ,./' ~!'- C /0//{.e..-.r/ ,-' ",. I f" .. .;c- Z;A- ~"~... E. 'H. Cordes, City Engineer On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. . I I I . ,~ (;~ ()), ~i: ~:l t, Sept. 21, m955. To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebr. Gentlemen: I hereby certmfy that Ed-~obieszyk, Sr., has completea the work of constructing sidewalks in Augustine Pa.rk in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Gra.nd Isla.nd, Nebraska and Ed Sobieszyk, Sr. I further certify that the work done contains the following materials at the price set forth in the contract towit: 2254.1 Sq. Ft. 411 x 4' Concrete Sidewa.lk @ .30 676.23 I recommend tha.t the work done on the aforesaid contract be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. Respectfully submitted, , ~~;!~ E. H. Cordes, City Engineer. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. ,f, n "">1 ~1t ~j , RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the ordinances of the City of Grand Island provide . I that unpaid accounts for water furnished by the City 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 416 East 5th Street, also known as Fractional Lot Seven (7) in Fractional Block Twenty-two (22), in the Original Town, now City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, and its complement, Fractional Lot Seven (7) in Fractional Lot Twenty-two (22) in Nagy1s Addition to the City of Grand Island, and the East one-half of Lot Six (Et6) in Block Twenty-two (22), in Original Town, now City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska and its complement the East one-half of Lot Six (Et6) in Block Twenty-two (22) in Nagy's Addition to the City of Grand Island, I Hall County, Nebraska, has been furnished with water and provided sewer services; that the amount due for water furnished for the perio, of June 21, 1949 to December 21, 1950, in the sum of $16.90 has not been paid; that the sum of $2.70 due for sewer service for the period of June 21, 1949 to December 21, 1950, charged against said premises has not been paid; that statements of the same have been furnished and because of such non-payment the same should be certi- fied to the City Treasurer for the purpose of making said amounts liens against said premises. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the said sum of $16.90 due for water furnished and the sum of $2.70 due for sewer services be, and the I . smae 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 416 East ~th/Street, also known as Fractional Lot 1 r: () I!: ~, C) RES 0 L UTI 0 N (can't) ---------- . I Seven (7) in Fractional Block Twenty-two (22), in the Original Town, now City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, and its complement, Fractional Lot Seven (7) in Fractional Lot Twenty-two (22) in Nagy's Addition to the City of Grand Island and the East one-half of Lot Six (E~6) in Block Twenty-two (22), in Original Town, now City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska and its complement the East one- half of Lot Six (E!6) in Block Twenty-two (22) in Nagy's Addition to the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, belonging to Sena Jones and/or Charles Cassidy, from date hereof; that said liens bear interest at the rate of 6% per 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 assessments. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified I copy of this Resolution to C. W. Burdick, Utility Commissioner, and to the City Treasurer with instructions to place the same upon the tax records of the City of Grand Island and to collect the same as herein provided. Respectfully submitted this ~/pf day of September, 1955. ;rQ.~ Members of the City Council On mot ion of Hehnke, seconded by 1,Vinkhoff, resolution was adopted. I . I~ .f....,: '-': IJ ".f 'J .:t ~.l ~ Airport Lease by and between City of Grand Islsnd and Prairie Valley Hybrid Company, for Building identified as '1'-130, for ~150.00 a year was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by J1ehnke, was approved, Hayor and Clerk authorized to sign. . I ORDINANCE NO. 3125 creating Water Hain District #201 in Waldo Avenue from the north line of West Lincoln Highway to the north line of Block 4 extended east, West Subdivision, regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3125 - ~1otion of 'roft, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3125 - Notion of Toft, seconded by hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. holl call ballot. Voting yes, 1;Jinkhoff, Hehnl\:e, l'1:)rtin, Toft~ Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. OFWI.NANCE NO. 3125 - Notion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, 'i rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title I only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Hartin, Toft. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3125 - ~1otion of Toft, seconded by f1ehnke, vms placed on final passage c:md n.nally passed. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, \/Jinlchoff, Behnke, Martin, Toft. Voting no, n:me. Cunningham absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3126 assessing Water Main District #193 regularly passed by the CounCil, and sign~d by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3126 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Martin, was placed on first reading at length. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Toft, Hartin. Voting no, none. I . Cunningham absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3126 - Notion of Hehnke, seconded by Martin, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Toft, Martin. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3126 - Hbtion of Hehnke, seconded by jVjartin, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Toft, Cunningham absent. M'-.J.rtl'n. Votlng no none ' .... Cl , ~ . 1. '~n ,J. \/ ~} ORDINANCE NO. 3126 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Martin, was placed on final passage and finally passed. holl call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Toft, Martin. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. . I ORDINANCE NO. 3127 assessing Water Main District #195, regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3127 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, was placed on first reading at length. hall call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. OEDINANCE NO. 3127 - Notion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. nolI call brcllot. Voting yes,\~inkhoff, Hehnke, r'lartin, 'l'oft. Vot ing no, none. Cunningham absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3127 - f10tion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Holl ca.ll ballot. Vot ing yes, Hinkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, I Toft. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3127 - Notion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. holl call ballot. Voting yes, Viinkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft. Votj.ng no, none. Cunningham absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3128. assessing Pay ing District #235 regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. OHDINANCE NO. 3128 - Motion of 'loft, seconded by. Hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. holl call ballot. Voting yes, ~Hnkhoff, Hehnke, Hartin, 'I'oft. Voting no, none. Cunningham _i':P s en t . OEDINANCE NO. 3128 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, I . rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. holl call ballot. Voting yes,~~inkhoff, Behnke, Hartin, Toft. V oting no, none. Cunningham absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3128 - Notion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. nolI call ballot. Voting yes, 1Jinkhoff, Behnke, IViartin, Toft. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. SOl OEDINANCE NO. 3128 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, was placed on fin~.d passage and finally passed. nolI call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3129 assessing cost of Paving District #236 . I regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. OHDlNANCE NO. 3129 -Hot ion of '1'0ft, seconded by hehnke, was placed on first reading at length. hall call ballot. Voting yes, \iJinl:hoff, Hehnke, Nertin, Toft. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3129 - lVIotion of Toft, seconded by Hermke, rules suspended and ordimmce placed on second readins by title only. holl call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. OHDINANCE NO. 3129 - J\10tion of 'Toft, seconded by liehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third read.ing by title only. Hall call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. Cunningh["uD absent. I OHDINANCE NO. 3129 - ]\10tion of '1'0ft, seconded by Behnke, was placed on final passape Ej,nd finally passed. Hall call ballot. Voting yes, ~-Jinl<hoff, Behnke, l'lertin, Toft. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. OHDIN1\NCE NO. 3130 levying cost of Paving District h.l:237, regularly passed by the Council and signed by the f1ayor. OE.DINANCE NO. 3130 - ]\lotion of '1'0ft, seconded by Behnke, was placed on first reading at length. nolI c['1..1l ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3130 -Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title I . only. nolI call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, 'moft. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. OHD1NANCE NO. 3130 - Not ion of 'roft, seconded by Behnke, r'J.les suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. rloll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. OEDINANCE NO. 3130 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Behnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, vJinkhoff, Behnke, IVIartin, 'l'oft. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Claims against the City were presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, claims were allowed as presented, and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, \-Jinkhoff, Behnke, I'-1artin. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. . I Motion of Toft, council adjourned. September 21, 1955 F. S. \IJhi te City Clerk I I . . I I I . r'1" fi. ~) t) \ l e) Grand Island, Nebraska October 3, 1955 Council met as law required for the canvass of votes cast at Setpember 27th election. All councilmen present. Canvass of ballots was reported by councilmen as follows: PREC. PROPOSITION NO. 1 PROPOSITION NO. 2 TOTAL FOR ABAN. AGAINST ABAN. YES NO 1 362 70 340 74 433 2 398 125 437 64 523 3 280 108 330 42 388 4 310 94 344 46 404 5 320 156 405 56 478 6 161 8'7 206 28 251 7 298 153 386 47 452 8 169 292 382 67 462 9 122 245 288 64 368 10 214 185 326 56 400 11 265 174 367 54 441 12 173 131 238 47 306 13 264 102 291 53 368 14 354 184 465 ~ 538 Total 3690 2106 480.6 751 5812 '"1_;>" The count of the mail ballot resulted as follows: For Abandonment 27 Against Abandonment -- 38 Proposition No.2 -- Yes ------------------ 41 No ------------------ 25 Proposition No.1 Certification of the total votes cast was presented as follows: Proposition No. 1 -- For Abandonment ----- 3717 Against Abandonment - 2144 " Proposition No.2 -- Yes No 4846 776 On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, canvass as certified was declared official. On motion of Behnke, council adjourned. F. S. White Ci ty Clerk October 3, 1955 "\ FUND Adm. Eng. st. Sewer . Health Inc. I City Hall General Bonds Int. Airport st. Alley Gas Tax Sanitation Park Police Cemetery Fire Fire Pension I Paving Sewer Sewer ColI. City Garage Library Music Civil Def. Soc. Security Parking Lot Sewer Cons. Ice Water I Light . Sewer Di strict Paving District APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPT. 30, 1955 APPROP. 49793.00 39255.00 12425.00 19292.00 28800.00 13265.00 162830.00 79000.00 101250.83 12616.30 55442.70 49035.00 74946.00 145125.00 132165.00 164970.00 24482.00 81179.74 40820.00 16220.00 32810.00 37985.00 5000.00 462.00 26000.00 10904.96 1253244.53 ADJ. 592.64 592.64 EXPENDED SEPTEMBER 3989.90 3603.18 151.72 1373.22 1355.79 1737.22 12211.03 17361.97 4421.62 3954.98 10966.37 9545.05 2734.90 9453.87 1621.26 3366.69 3668.57 120.95 2413.21 2811.43 592.64 85244.54 2157.61 14428.99 198228.44 3.51 97302.93 397366.02 TOTAL EXPENDED 7534.33 6673.18 380.78 2661.09 1400.58 2555.82 21205.78 1000.00 23736.12 8427.79 7362.61 18823.89 18875.57 5643.40 18852.40 3242.52 6066.97 8284.63 120.95 4105.53 5481.91 592.64 "".r ""., y,', f, ' ~."v c BALANCE 42258.67 32581.82 12044.22 16630.91 27399.42 10709.18 141624.22 78000.00 77514.71 4188.51 55442.70 41672.39 56122.11 126249.43 126521.60 146117.60 21239.48 75112.77 32535.37 16099.05 28704.47 32503.09 5000.00 462.00 26000.00 10904.96 151822.71 1102014.46 4470.62 28213.38 283800.32 3.51 97302.93 565613.47 Respectfully submitted, F. S. White, City Clerk 5()~ Grand Island, Nebraska October 5, 1955 Council met in regular session, all councilmen present; his Honor the Mayor presiding. Minutes of the meetings of September 21 . I and October 3rd were read. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, approved. Regular surety bonds having been O.K.'d by the City Attorney were presented as follows: Howard L. Polzel Sign Hanger William A. Barrett- Pawn Broker On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, bonds were approved. A thank-you-letter from C. E. Beals, Executive Secretary of the League of Municipalities, pertaining to the meeting September 18, 19 and 20 was read. On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, received and placed on file. Mr. Miller representing the Rainbow Bread Company, made request to the council for permission to use loud speakers to advertise Rainbow Bread. After considerable discussion, it was I brought out that the Ordinance would have to be amended to permit of said use. Motion by Hehnke, seconded by Cunningham, request was denied. Jamson and Lacey made request of the council for some written assurance that the ditch along Bismark Road would be closed, on account of the fact that they were unable to dispose of their lots, because the F.H.A. would not approve loans until such time as the ditch was closed. They were advised, however, that the Council was in negotiation with the Sugar Factory representatives and the County, and until such time as the negotiations were closed, the Council was in no position to give any written assurance. Bids on incidental construction at the Airport were presented I . and read as follows: Brumbaugh Construction Company -- $2081.00 Louis H. Smith ------------------ $2079.40 Diamond Engineering Company $2143.40 Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, bids were referred to the City Manager and City Engineer for recommendation. On motion of Cunningham, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment. F. S. White October 5, 1955 City Clerk {-:1 ::} t ~} Grand Island, Nebraska October 5, 1955 . I Council met as Board of Adjustment. All Councilmen present. Request of John Schneider for the rezoning of Lot 6, W~ Lot 7, Block 10, Baker's Addition from Business A to Business B was presented. There being no written protests on file, nor protestors present, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, request was granted, and ordinance ordered drawn. Request of Mehring and Petersen for the rezoning of Lots 16 and 17, County Subdivision in Section 15-11-9 that the area be rezoned to Business B was presented. There being no written protests on file, nor protestors present, motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, request was granted, and ordinance ordered drawn. Request of 0.0. Roush for rezoning Lots 1 and 2, Block 4, Lake View Addition from Residence A to Business A was presented. There being no written protests on file, nor protestors present, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, request was granted I and ordinance ordered drawn. Notice of appeal of Dreisbach's from the refusal of the Building Inspector to issue a permit for construction of an addition approximately ten by eighteen at the south entrance of Dreisbach's in Vantine's Subdivision was presented. There being no protests on file~ nor protestors present, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, request was granted and building inspector instructed to issue a permit. On motion of Wlnkhoff, Council adjourned as Board of Adjustment. F. S. White October 5, 1955 City Clerk I . Grand Island, Nebraska October 5, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. Request of C. W. Burdick for advertising for three single ,;( Circuit Integral Unit Substations, for November 2nd was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, request was granted and Clerk authorized to advertise for bids. Request of Mr. C. W. Burdick that the clerk advertise for bids on water works mate~ial needed for installing Water Main Districts ~f (\ l~.~ t) \} i No. 196-197-198, bids to be received up to 8:00 o'clock P.M. October 19th, 1955. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, request was granted. . I A letter from the Union Pacific Railroad Com~any ~dvising the ~~3~5r City Council that the Lea~e Agreement on Right-of-Way~from Cedar Street to Walnut Street would be terminated December 31, 1955. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, letter was received and placed on file. Petition for Paving District in Pleasant View Drive from Bismark Road to Sunset Avenue) in Auburn Street from Pleasant View Drive to the east end of the city limits, and in Joehnck Road from Bismark Road to Auburn Street all in Pleasant View Addition was ! presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, request was granted and ordinance ordered drawn. Petition for Paving District in Lincoln Avenue from Louise Street to Anna Street with 46% signatures was presented, recommendatio' of the City Engineer that the same be created. Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, request was granted and ordinance ordered I drawn. I . ""f' 8 hI', 'j. ::.1,;' ~ . I RESOLUTION WHEREAS, it will be neoessary for the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, to have legal counsel to represent the City of Grand Island in the case of James R. Beri-yman and others against the Board of Adjustment of the City of Grand Island, in Distri at Court of Hall County. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that tlB City does hereby employ Harold A. Prince as special counsel' in said case, his fee to be a reasonable fee and approved by the City Council at the completion of this litigation. I Dated this 5th day of October, 1955. ~ ATTEST: :Jet~c& c c/ LA- City Clerk I . Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. r~~ {\ { ~} \ i ; RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- . I WHEREAS, the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company has submitted for approval, an Industrial Track Agreement between said Railroaa Company, Geer-Maurer Construction Compapy and tne City of Grand Island, Nebraska, which said track is to be constructed on the city's new power plant site at Cherry and Biscneld Streets, and WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said agreement before it and finds and determines that the same should be approved. NOW, TID!..""'REFORE, BE IT ,RESOLVED BY THE C OUNC IL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that said Industrial Track Agreement be and the same is hereby approved; that the President of the City Council and the City Clerk sign said agreement for and on behalf of said City, and that certified copies of this resolution be attached to each copy of said agreement. I Respectfully submitted this 5th day of October , 1955. ~ " " e_~ Members of the City Council On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. I . ,." - (>-" " t u~ -"t ~J A letter from the Planning Commission pertaining to streets in the northwest part of the city as per the presentation of Mr. Dale Ball under date of April 6, 1955 was presented, along wi.th the . I letter pertaining to the renaming of Harrison Avenue to Ruby Avenue, Commission advising that having Harrison Street and Harrison Avenue caused confusion with Postal employees. Motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, that a ease history of proceedings pertaining to Custer Street (same having been referred to City Manager and City Engineer, April 5, 1955) be sent to the Planning Commission. On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, that Harrison Avenue be renamed Ruby Avenue, and ordinance be drawn. RESOLUTION I WHEREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement extending to and including De.cember 14, 1960, the term of contract dated January 3, 1951, covering a l2-inch sewer pipe line on the right of way and under the main track of the Railroad Company's Ord Branch at Grand Island, Nebraska; said agreement being identified as Railroad Company's C. D. No. 36823-A; 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; 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. On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Cunningham Resolution was adopted. Lease Agreements at the Airport were presented as fOllows: I . Chamber of Commerce T-847 $1.00 a year G. J. Giery --------------- T-ll $42.0.00 a year Cleo Barman approximately 305A. of ground for farming purposes, (1/3 share crop). On motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, Lease Agreements were approved, Mayor and Clerk authonized to sign. Recommendation City Engineer that the bid of Louis H. Smith in the amount of $2079.40 for the construction of sidewalks, pavement, and incidental construction at the new Administration Building be accepted. On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, recommendation was approved. . I I I . f" AA ~)li RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of material and labor for the construction of concrete paving, sidewalks and incidental construction at the New Administration Build- ing at the Grand Island Municipal Airport, to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 5 day of October, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Louis H. Smi th of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid for the construction of the same and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. ($2,079.40) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the said Louis H. Smi th of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the furnishing of material and labor for the construction of concrete paving, sidewalks and incidental construction at the New Administration Building at the Grand Island Municipal Airport be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Louis H.Smlth , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City, be, and they are hereby authorized tm sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 5 day of October, 1955. ~ ~. k.J:J. , .L Members of the City Council On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, Resolution was adopted. l ~~; . I ORDINANCE NO. 3131 ordering construction of sidewalks on Ingals Street from First Street to Koenig Street regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3131 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3131 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3131 - Motion of. Wlnkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3131 - Motion of Wink hoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, I none. ORDINANCE NO. 3132 - Rezoning all of Lot 6 and W~ Lot 7, Block 10, Baker's Addition from Business A to Business B, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3132 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3132 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3132 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, I . rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3132 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. rt-.' [) 1 ORDINANCE NO. 3133 rezoning Lot 6, Block 21, Schimmer's Addition from Residence A to Residence B regularly passed by the Council, . I signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3133 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3133 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3133 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3133 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. I ORDINANCE NO. 3134 creating Paving District No. 255 in Pleasant View Addition, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3134 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3134 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Wlnkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3134 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, I . rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3134 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3135 creating Paving District No. 256 in Lincoln Avenue from Louise Street to Anna Street, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. 1"" 1 ~J J~ ~ ORDINANCE NO. 3135 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3135 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, . I rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3135 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3135 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no. none. ORDINANCE NO. 3136 - Salary Ordinance regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3136 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, I was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3136 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. uoll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3136 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. I 4. ORDINANCE NO. 3136 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Claims against the City were presented, Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, were allowed as presented, and listed in claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Wlhkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Motion of Winkhoff, Council adjourned. F. S. White October 5, 1955 City Clerk ~ ; ~ U~l) Grand Island, Nebraska October 19, 1955 Council met in regular session, All councilmen present . I except Martin, Vice-President Cunningham presiding. Minutes of the meeting of October 5th were read. On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. A letter from Donald Weaver/pertaining to Harrison's was presented Subdivision never having been officially taken into the city limits except by Ordinance No. 118 fixing corporate limits, which excluded all tracts, parts and parcels of land containing over 10 Acres. City Attorney mentioned that same had been referred to him and he found by Ordinance No. 241 passed in 1899, which was after the Harrison's Subdivision had been broken into smaller tracts, same was taken into the city. After some discussion, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, City Attorney was authorized to contact Mr. Weaver, pertaining I to same. Recommendation, C. W. Burdick To Otis L. Barbarick October 19, 1955 ~.. On August 18, 1952 a report was submitted, by this office, to the City Manager covering our recommendation and planning for future additional public water supply. This plan was adopted and authorization given for the purchase of three well sites, extension of 2011 water'main from the Drive-In Theatre corner west one half mile thence north one half mile by lOft water main to well site. Also installation of one well and pump at this site. This project was completed in December, 1953. Increased demand for water during the past summer, dQe to new connections to the system and increased usage of water c06led air conditioners, now requires the installation of two more high pressure wells and pumps, together with necessary water main extensions from existing mains to the new wells. The above wells to be placed on well sites already purchased for this purpose. I . I recommend the approval of the above project and the authorization to proceed with plans and specifications for the purchase and installation of two wells, pumps and pipe lines. The work to be expedited so that the wells will be available for use by June 1, 1956. The estimated cost is $56,000.00 and will be financed from surplus water funds. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, recommendations were approved. Claim of Emma Milisen for $2,200.00 for E.33 Ft. of Eiswi of Section Eight in Township Eleven, North Range ~~ne, West of the Sixth P.M. in Hall County, Nebraska, was presented. . I I I . ,-. .t,(j:> ~) -it () RESQLQTIQN WFlliREAS, it now becomes necessary to acquire land for the purpose of extending Custer Avenue .' and WFillREAS, Emma A. Milisen has offered to convey to the City a tract of land described as the East Thirty-three (33) feet of the East Half of the Southwest Quarter (E!SWt) of Section Eight (8) in Township Eleven (11), North Range NLle (9), West of the Sixth P.M. in Hall County, Nebraska, for the sum of $2,200.00 which offer appears to be reasonable and the same should be accepted. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY r:rHE COUNCIL of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the offer of Errulla A. Mili sen to sell the land hereinbefore described be, and the same is hereby accepted, and that the claim of Emma A. Milisen for the sum of $2,200.00 for the purchase thereof be, and the same is hereby allowed and a warrant is ordered drawn for the payment of the same. Respectfully submitted this 19 day of Members of the City Council On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, claim was allowed, and warrant ordered drawn. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Toft, Cunningham. Martin absent. r; ~ Y'j '-' .J.. , Request of Dr. J. F. Hoeft to rezone Lots 1 and 3, Block 15, College Addition to West Lawn, from Residence "B" to Business "B" was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, referred to planning commission. . I Request of The Midland Company for street lights in Pleasant View Addition, Bismark Road and Pleasant View Drive, Bismark Road and Joehnck Road, Pleasant View Drive and Auburn Street, Joehnck Road and Auburn Street, was presented. On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, referred to C. W. Burdick. A letter from L. W. Kelly was presented, pertaining to the claim of Mrs. A. L. Kemp, for injuries received July 25, on account of stepping on the man-hole cover at 2nd and Walnut, wherein he recommended that the settlement be made in the amount of $150.00, all parties concerned having been favorable. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. I Councilman Cunningham presented an application for making Cunningham's Subdivision. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was referred to the City Planning Commission. I . ,v . ,.) ! ; I',' ,,'/ ~i. , October 19, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebrask~. Gentlemen: . I Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Water Main District No. 199, which district shall be laid in Kruse Avenue from 13th street to 16th street 1450 line ft. 611 cast iron water main 669 lbs fittings 2 each 6" gate valve & boxes @ 2.50 .18 90.00 ~~3625. 00 120.42 lBO.OO Total 3925.42 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'clock P.M. November 2, 1955 Respectfully submitted, /'~/"" /J ,,//i"Y I ^,../_ "i".....,"":" t/ .:/ '/L./:,,/, ,",x, r ',' ,'^-',.fl: / '" ' ( t '" <;1'Y LA' .?a..'2'~' E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, Estimates were approved, City Clerk authorized to advertise for bids, to be received at 8:00 o'clock P.M. November 2nd, 1955. I October 19, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand, Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the const.ruction of Water l\JIain District No. 200, which district she.ll be laid in Sunset Avenue from the west line of Vine street to the west line of Olaussen Country View Addition. 670 line ft. 6" cast iron water main 269 Ibs. fittings 2 6" gate valves & boxes 1 12" x 6" tapping sleeve & 6" valve @ 2.50 .18 90.00 175.00 $1675.00 48.42 180.00 175.00 2078.42 I . Total It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'clock P.M. November 2, 1955. Re8D:ctf~}ly submitted, "":A<' ~ 7 C;~',,;;/!:(~" ..&.~'-1. .",~~/ /, l'-""/ if ^,,-'" "z-~-~_.."" E. 11. Cord e s . City Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, Estimates were approved, City Clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received at 8:00 o'clock P.M., November 2nd, 1955. . I I I . " ,.~ L ~J' October 19, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Water Main District No. 201, which district shall be laid. in Waldo Avenue from the north line of West Lincoln Highway to the north line of Block Four extended east, West Subdivision. 206 line ft. 6" cast iron water main 14 Ibe fittings @ 2.50 .18 $ 515.00 2.52 517.52 Total It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'clock P.M. November 2, 1955. Re ctfully submitted, //<;1 /' /f}/{~d/..z-// E. H. Cordes City Engineer. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, Estimates were approved, City Clerk authorized to advertise for bids, to be received at 8:00 P.M. November 2nd, 1955. October 19, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Sewer District No. 290, which district shall be laid in the easement through Block Three West Subdivision from West Lincoln Highway to the north line of Lots Five and Six Block Three West Subdivision. 206 line ft. 8" vitrified clay sewer pipe 1 manhole complete in place $484.10 135.00 1 @ 2;35 619.10 It is recoliUaended that this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'clock P.M. NoveI11ber 2, 1955. Respec~fully submitted, ,,,,,'/:.K;./ ":;IT i'''-;? /'t~::-~' i"'r.~V1:A~/ ,.; -~., l'h H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Winkhoff,seconded by Toft, Estimates were approved, City Clerk authorized to aqvertise for bids, to be received at 8:00 o'clock P.M. No.vember 2nd, 1955. . I I I . 1- '\ I) ,.~,- .-,' :" ~..; ,'~) z October 19, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that Louis H. Smith has completed the work on Intersection Drainage Project No. 55-2 in accord- 8.nce with the plans and specification and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and Louis H. Smith. I further certify that the work done contains the following materials at the price set forth in the contract to-WUi: 680.6 :}.in. ft. 18" sewer pipe complete in place @ 4.30 $ 2926.58 1229.0 lin. ft. 12" sewer pipe complete in place 2.63 3232.27 4 each manholes 135.00 540.00 13 catchbasins comDlete 75.00 975.00 1532 sq. ft. remove & replace sidewalks .50 766.00 Total $8439.85 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Intersection Drainage Project No. 55-2 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Intersection Drainage Project No. 55-2. To: Louis H. Smith $8439.85 Entire amount to be charged to Paving District Fund. Respectfully submitted, ~~/ U( #. // ,,/ ~~~~4/' . H. Cordes City Engineer Motioneof Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, approved. e I I I e ri ~I~ ~ '-"'" .'V..l(.. October 19, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand. Island, Nebraslca. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that the Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on raving District No. 240 in accordance with the plans and specification and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebr~ska and The Diamond Engineering Co. I furtherccertify that the work done contains the following materials at the price set forth in the contract to-wit: 142 cu. yds. excavation,oarth 750 cu. yds. earth borrow 3158.6 sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement 1545.2 line ft. 6" integral curb 296 lin. ft. I" expansion joint 67 lin. ft. remove old header 52 sq. ft. remove old walk 52 sq. ft. new concrete sidewalk @ .60 .80 2.90 .40 .25 .30 .08 .35 $ 85.20 600. 00 9159.94 618.08 74.00 20.10 4.16 _18.20 10579.68 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 240 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District Ho. 240. To The Diamond Engineering Co. 'To Engineering & Publication $10579.68 528.98 .., "'.....~ 11108.66 To be divided as follows: To be aSBes to private property To be charged to intersections $10676.25 ~~2.41 11108.66 I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 240 on the 2nd day of November 1955 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. ResDec~fully submit~ed, ~""~~~ ut;"// // -:.--;; i '/ ,,,,/ /'/ -~ ""'g E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, approved. . I I I '. r:: n c t} r:, ~ October 19, 1955 To the Members of the Oity Council Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering 00 has completed the work on Paving District No. 245 in accordance with the plans and specification and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and The Diamond Engineering Co. r further certify that the work done contains the following materials at the price set forth in the contract to-wit: 451.7 3038.08 861.4 248 140.7 67 2 1 .3 cu. yds. earth,excavation sq. yes. 61\ cone:cete pavement lin. ft. 6" integral curb line ft. 1" expansion joint 1in. ft. concrete header lin. ft. remove old header each adjust manhole to grade each adjust cBi,tch basin lin. ft. 12" concrete pipe @ .'6.0 2.90 .40 .25 .65 .25 15.00 30.00 2.65 $ 271.02 8810.43 344.56 62.00 91.46 16.75 30.00 30.00 7.95 --~ Total 9664.17 r recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 245 be acceDted by the City of Grand Isla.nd, Nebraska I herewith submit the fallowing statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 245. To The Diamond Engineering Co. To Engineering & Publication $ 9664.17 483.21 10147.38 To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To ta em rged to intersections $ 7174.35 2973.03 ~l 10147.38 I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving Distric.t No. 245 on the 2nd day of November 1955 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, ~~~~~/ E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by ~'oft, approved. . I I I . r:: Q ') ~} (~ ~) October 19, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that the Brumbaugh Construction Co. has completed the work for the construction of Curb & Gutter District No. 103 in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and the Brumbaugh Construction Co. I further certify that the work done contains the following materials at the prices set forth in the contract to-wit: 7094.3 lin. ft. 6" x 22" Standard Curb & Gliltter complete in place @ $1.14 per lin. ft. $8087.50 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Curb & Gutter District No. 103 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the :E'ollowing statement of all costs in connection with said CUI'b & Gutter Distri.ct No. 103. To Brumbaugh Construction Co. To Engineering & Publication $8087.50 404.38 8491.88 Total To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To be assessed to City owned property To be charged to intersections $ 6954.57 1124.58 412.73 8491.88 Total I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Curb & Gutter District No. 103 on the 2nd day of November 1955 at 8:00 0'c10& P.M. Respectfully submitted, '~f:1.. J/..L_:.~... #./7 1~~~ . H. Cordes y~, City Engineer Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, approved. . I I I . [5,2,,4 R~.eO!!UTIQN WHEREAS, the ordinances of the City of Grand Island provide that unpaid accounts for water furnished by the Oity of Grand Island and un- paid accounts for sewer service charges, shall become liens upon the property served when certified by the City Council to the City Treasurer, and WHEHEAS, the property described as 205 East lOth Street, also known ~s the North Eighty-nine (89) feet of Lot Four (4), Block One Hundred Forty-one (141), Union Pacific Railroad Oompany 2nd Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has been furnished with water and provided sewer services; that the amount due for water furnished for the period of January 26, 1955 to July 26, 1955, in the sum of $13.90 has not been paid; that the sum of $2.26 due for sewer service for the period of January 26, 1955 to July 26, 1955, charged against said premises 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 amounts liens against said premises. NOW, THEREFOHE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the said sum of $13.90 due for water furnished and the sum of $2.26 due for sewer services be, and the same are hereby ordered placed upon the tax records of the Oity 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 said amounts be liens on the said premises described as 205 East lOth Street, also known as the North Eighty-nine (89) feet of Lot Four (4), Block One Hundred Forty-one (141), Union Pacific Railroad Company 2nd Addition to the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, belonging to Mildred Mehring Zilavy and August Zilavy, from date hereof; that said liens bear interest at the rate of 6% per 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 assessments. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to C. W. BurdiCk, Utility Commissioner, and to the . City Treasurer with instructions to place the same upon the tax records. of the City of Grand Island and to.collect the same as erein provided. Respectfully submitted this 19 day of October ~ ncil On motion of Hehnke, seconded by 1'0ft, Resolution was adopted. r:::: q ,,- ~} <.,:} Bids on Pipe and Fittings, Valves, Lead and Jute were presented as follows: Pipe & Fittings James B. Clow & Sons-- 7,111.08 Valves Lead Jute . I u.s. Supply Co. ------ 7,251.06 Kelly Supply Co. ----- 7,033.26 U.S.Pipe & Foundry Co.-6.993.78 707.65 650.35 590.40 606.40 43.13 American Cast Iron Pipe Co.--- 7,900.80 Alabama Pipe Co. ----- 7,053.06 Ludlow Valve Co.------ 625.00 Western Supply Co.---- 707.63 608.00 41.57 T. S. McShane Co. ---- 668.00 Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, bids Were referred to the City Manager and C. W. Burdick. Bid of Bixenmann and Sons for painting was presented, $28,194.00 -- Item No.5. Bids on electric equipment and installation were presented I as follows: R. W. Kruse -------------- $8,433.00 Mettenbrink Electric ----- $7,065.00 Merle T. Lawrence -------- $7,250.00 On motion of Toft, seconded by Hehnke, referred to C. W. Burdick, Consulting Engineer. Bids on the Power Plant Substructure Substations foundations were presented as follows: Almquist Brothers Co. John Claussen & Sons Geer-Maurer Item No. 1 --$ 1,610.00 $ 1,315.00 $ 1,529.00 Item No. 2 495.00 475.00 557.00 Item No. 3 35,000.00 34,604.00 34,974.00 I Item No. 4 7,731.00 7,065.00 7,548.00 . Item No. 5 15,974.00 15,730.00 15,407.00 Item No. 6 259,000.00 253,778.00 261,124.00 Item No. 7 3,165.00 312,967.00 319,320.00 Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, bids referred to c. W. Burdick, Consulting Engineer, and the City Manager. r:: f) C' U' ,(.J () Airport Leases were presented as follows: Fred Jungclaus - T- 805 $540.00 a year $ 14.40 a year Delmer Hoover -- Building #T-I006 On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, approved. . I Extension Agreements were presented as follows: Prairie Valley Hybrid Co. T-135 American Paper Products Inc. T-852 Ray Watson -- T-215 Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. ORDINANCE NO. 3137 rezoning Lots 1 and 2, Block 4, Lake View Addition from Residence "A" to Business flA" regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3137 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Martin I absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3137 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Martin absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3137 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Martin absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3137 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, 'l'oft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. I . Martin absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3138 rezoning Lot 16, County Subdivision, Section 15-11-9, W. 6. P.M. to Business "B" was regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3138 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke. !Foft~ Cunningham. Voting no, none. Martin absent. ",- r' 'j ~j .r:;:; '4 ORDINANCE NO. 3138 - Motion of Toft, seconded by W1nkhOff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Martin absent. . I ORDINANCE NO. 313~ - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Martin absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3138 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Martin absent. City Attorney advised that he would have ordinance amending the rezoning ordinance. Motion of Hehnke, seconded byWinkhoff, approved. Extension Agreement on Ice Contract with Union Pacific was presented by the City Manager, wherein he advised the Council I that continuing to operate the Ice Plant as it now is, would be a loss to the city, but according to the set-up, the city is supposed to continue the operation of the Ice Plant. He felt that the best that the Council should do would be to extend the contract to April 1st, 1956, and that further action at that time be taken. I . . I I I . r' C' <I i) Recommendation of City Manager Barbarick, and C.W. Burdick, Commissioner on Pipe and Fittings was presented. RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for furnishing the following water works material F.O.B. Grand Island, Nebraska. 3960' - Class 150 centrifugally cast pipe, size 6"xI8' lengths B & P ends per Federal Specifications WVVP-421. 2 - 6" 1/16 B&S Bends A.W.W. A. Standard. 4 - 6" 1/8 B&S Bends A.W.W.A. Standard.. 6 - 6" Plugs A.W.W.A. Standard. 6 - 6" long pattern solid sleeves A.W.W.A. Standard. 1 - Mueller H-6I0, size 8"x6" tapping sleeve. 1 - Mueller H-6I0, size 12"x6" tapping sleeve. to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 19th day of October, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co., of Kansas City, Missouri, sub- mitted a sealed bid for the water works material described above, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.(6993.78) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co., of the Citj of Kansas City, Missouri, for furnishing the water works materials described above be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the purchase of the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co., and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behaif of said City. Respectfully submitted this 19 day of October, 1955. t;T~LI ~Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, Resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Martin absent. . I I I . E5,~ !:t Recommendation of City Manager Barbarick, and C.W. Burdick, Commissioner, for Valves was presented. RES 0 L UTI 0 N -------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sea~ed bids for furnishing the following water works mauerial F.O.B. Granu Island, Nebrask~. 2 - Mueller H-662, size 6tt tapping valves. 8 - Mueller A-2380-5 or Crane 480~ or Ludlow hub end gate valves, A.W.W.A., non rising stem with 2" square nut, bronze mounted, double dis9~ 175 psi working pressure, 300 psi test pressure, size 611, nO' ring seals. to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 19th day of October, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Ludlow Valve Company of the City OL Troy, New York, sub- mitted a sealed bid for the water works material described above, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. ($625.00) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand I sland, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Ludlow Valve Co., of the City of Troy, New York, for furnishing the water works maL.erial described above be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the purchase of the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Ludlow Valve Company and that the Pre sident of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 19 day of October, / Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, Resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Martin absent. . I I I . 1II,.' c";.. , !i; ;;J' Ii '-.-iT" . \j Recommendation C. W. Burdick, Commissioner, and City Manager Barbarick that the bid of Kelly Supply Company be accepted. RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the CitY" of Grand IsI(;\.nd invited sealed bids for furnishing the following water works material F.O.B. Grand Island, Nebraska. 3200 Ibs. - Virgin calking lead. 150 Ibs. - dry" jute to be received up to 8 O'clock p. M. on the 19th day of October, 1955, and to be opened at 8 0 r clock P.M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Kelly Supply Company of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid for the water works material described above, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. ($649.53) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the CitY" of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Kelly Supply Company of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for furnishing the water works material described above be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the purchase of the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Kelly Supply Company, and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby autho.L'ized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 19 day of October, 19"~ ' Cr!J? ~I ;/ Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Martin absent. Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Behnke, seconded by Toft, were allowed as presented and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Martin absent. Motion of Winkhoff, Council adjourned to 2:00 o'clock P.M., October 20th, 1955. October 19, 1955 F. S. White City Clerk ~~f 0~J Grand Island, NebraSka October 20, 1955 Council met ~s per adjournment of October 19th. All . I councilmen present except Martin, who was excused. Recommendation of C. W. Burdick, Commissioner and the consulting engineers that the bid of John Claussen & Sons be accepted as the lowest and best bid, in the amount of $312,967.00 I I . . I I I . r:' ') cil ~.J ~J i-:;'; RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the +-, construction of the super structure of the power plant building to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 19 day of October, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, John Claus sen Sons of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said super structure and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said John Claussen Sons of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska , for the construction of the super structure of the power plant building be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the construction of the same he entered into by and between the Ci ty of Grand Island and the said John Clausseh Sons , and that the Presi- dent of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. 20th Respectfully submi tted this :xoomo day of October, 1955. C2~~W -,.' / Members of the City Council On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, Resolution was adopted. Roll Call Ballot. Voting Yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Toft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Martin absent. Councilman Cunningham mentioned the opening of Custer Street south. He recommended that the Council at the earliest convenience check over the various routings into the city. Motion of Toft, council adjourned. October 20, 1955 F. S. White City Clerk ~i ~1 ,.J Grand Island, Nebraska November 2,1955 Council met in regular session, all councilmen present except Toft, who was excused on account of illness. Minutes of the . I meetings of October 19th and 20th were read. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, approved. His Honor, the Mayor presented four members of the Barr, Jun10r High School Civics Class. Application of Shuey and Brush for On-and-Off Sale Beer at 1009 West North Front was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, hearing date was set for November 16, 1955. Request from Paxton.,.V,ierling Steel Company for permission to sublet contract for erection of substructural and miscellaneous steel. Mr. Burdick recommended that the request be granted. On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation was I approved, Paxton & Vierling to be so notified. His Honor, the Mayor advised the council that the manager of the Airport had made request for Harry Henshaw representing The Flying Tigers, who is to supervise all work on Flying Tiger Planes, wished permission to reside in a trailer at the Airport, on account of being on duty twenty-four hours a day. After some discussion as to precedent that would be established, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, permission was granted for parking trailer up to May 1st, 1956, according to arrangements to be made with the Airport Manager. Request from the Red Cross for permission to have loud speaker on the street Wednesday night, November 9th, and Saturday afternoon, November 12th, for the purpose of promoting blood donations to the Blood Mobile Unit, which would be here November 14th and 15th. After some discussion, it being brought out that I . same was for purpose of promoting general welfare and needs of the community, as well as other communities, each and everyone of the Councilmen feeling that they should go along with the Red Cross in their work. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, permission was granted and the Police to be notified of this action. A letter from City Planning Commission under date of October 29th, advising the Council of the unanimous approval for rezoning Lots 1 and 3, Block 15, College Addition from Residence liB" to Business "B" was presented. On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, hearing .date was set for 8:00 o'clock P.M. December 7th. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, City Clerk was authorized to advertise for bids on five vehicles to be used in the Police, Engineer, and Fire Departments, bids to be received . I up to 8:00 o'clock P.M. November 16, 1955. Request of Mr. Burdick to advertise for bids on poles, to be received November 16th was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, Clerk was authorized to advertise for poles as per request. Estimate of the consulting engineer for power piping at the new Power Plant in the amount of $320,000.00 was presented, along with recommendation to advertise for bids to be received up to 7:00 o'clock P.M. December 7th. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, the estimate was approved, and Clerk authorized to advertise for bids. Bids on Sewer District No. 290 were opened and read as follows: I Louis H. Smith ------------------ $ 619.10 Rentlor Company ----------------- $ 603.80 Diamond Engineering Company ----- $ 614.68 Bids on Water Main Districts 199-200-201 were presented as follows: Louis H. Smith ------------------ No. 199 ------ $3896.42 No. 200 ------ $2069.02 No. 201 ------ $ 517.50 City Water Department ----------- No. 199 ------ $3925.42 No. 200 ------ $2078.42 No. 201 ------ $ 517.52 On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, bids were referred to City Manager, Water Commissioner, and City Engineer. Bids on three (3) Single Circuit Integral Unit Substations were presented as follows: ~. I . Westinghouse Electric Supply Company 1. $ 28,052.00 2. $ 30,628.00 3. $ 30,628.00 General Electric Company 1. $ 26,078.00 2. $ 28,525.00 3. $ 28,525.00 Moloney Electric 1. $ 27,237.00 2. $ 29,677.00 3. $ 29,677.00 Bid of the General Electric Company being the only one below the estimate, Mr. Burdick recommended that the bid be accepted. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Mehnke, recommendation was approved. . I I I . r: f) ,'> ;}dO RESOLUTION - - - - .- ----.-- -.- -.------ WlIIEREAS, th.e City, ~r Grana Islan<i invited. sealed. aids for furnishiJ11 the follewinl items F'~O;B. Grani Island, Nearaska. Ite. 1. A 1,OOOKYA co.plete factory asseDl51e<i, wired and tested~sinr;le circuit integral unit sUDstat:ton ID- cludinc necessary equi,melltto perf'orm the f'unctiolls of' transformation, regulation, protection, control and metering of electric power. Item 2. A 1,500 KVA complete factory asseIl1lDled, wIred ani tested single circuit intejral umlt substation in- cluding necessary equipment to ,erform the functions of transformation, regulation, protection, control and metering of electric power. Item 3. Same as Item 2. to be receive<< up to 8 o'clock P.M. on tke 2nci day of Nove.ber, 1955, and. to De opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on saici date, at tae relMlarmeeting of' t..e City Council 0f saii city, and WHEREAS, General Electric Co. of the Ci~ of Lincoln, Nebraska , sultmitte. a sealeci aid for the items iescriaed above, and t..e Did of sai. Con- tractor was founci to De the lowest and best bici. NOW, THEREFORE, B'E IT RESOLVED BYTJIE COUNCIL of' the C1 ty or Grand Island, Nebraska; that the .id of the sai. General Electric Co. of' tne CIty or Lincoln, Nebraska , f'or furnishing the items described above be, and the same is herelty accepted; that acontractc'fer the pur- chase or the above items be entereci into by and between tae City of Grane Island and the said General Electric Co. , and th$. ttke Presilient of the 01.t'1 Council and the Clerk Gf saiti City De, and they are hereBY au thQrized. to. sign sai.acontractfor and on De- kalf of said City. Respectfully su-.mitted this,2day or N()vem~er, 1955. , Mem.ers oft..e City 00u.oi1 On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, Resolution was adopted. F" '" "'j ;J~)4 November 2, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island., Nebraska. . I Gentlemen: Herevvi th is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Sanitary Sewer Project No. 55-A, which project is to be constructed from Pleasant View Addition to the end of the existing sewer line in South Cherry Street 689 1in. ft. 8" vitrified clay sewer pipe complete @ 2.65 $1825.85 356 lin. ft. lOll II 11 II II II 2.90 1032.40 151 lin. ft. 12" \I \I II II 1\ 3.00 453.00 162 11n. ft. 1011 ca,st iron pipe II 5.50 891.00 162 lin. ft. 12" II II II II 6.50 1053.00 8 manholes 5' in depth includ.ing base ring and cover 135.00 1080.00 38 vertical feet additional depth for manholes 15.00 570.00 50 sq. yds. asphalt pavement replacment 3.50 175.00 Total 7080.25 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to be received intil 8:00 o'clock P.M., November 16, 1955. ' I 'fl~/:.~/~UllY .~sumbi tted., / .(.il..;'q:/....../~~~dL~/ tr f E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, Estimate was approved. I . ,.'~ h;:, :{ r; tf "!y C November 2, 1955 . I To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for construction of Storm Sewer Project No. 5~-3 consisting of the extension of the 61 x 4' concrete box storm sewer out- fall on Bismark Road. 588.85 lin. ft. 61 x 41 concrete box, comulete in pl'ace including excavation, backfill of excavated materials, removal of old retaining walls and incidental work. @ $33.75 per foot $19873.69 It is recommended that this work be advertised for bicls to be recei vea. until 8 :00 0 I clock. P. M. November 16, 1955 I Respectfully submitted, y/- /t/~/z::t <7 ) /:.)~/'j/' (..~t:'/tAt.lt;2./.. 'E~ H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, Estimate was approved. I . November 2, 1955 To the Members of the Ci tJr Council Grand. I 81001, Nebraska Gentlemen: (':Y n- ~) i5 ~. . I Herewith is the City Engineer's es~imate for the construction of Lift Station No.9, wl1ich is to be constructed approximated 500 feet Noy'th of the intersection of Bi smark Road and Cherry Street. cu yds. excavation, backfill and of surplus materials pft. yds. concrete in place lbs. reinforcing steel brick building complete lump sum piping, valves & fittings lump sum install pumps, floats and_ controls sum ventilating equipment sum dewatering excavation ft. 6" cast iron pipe ft. 12" cast ironplpe 400 83 12325 1 1 1 disposal @ $-- 3.25 52.00 .15 1400.00 1060.00 1400.00 350.00 2500.00 2.50 6.50 1 1 15 25 lump lUffio lin. line Total $ 1300.00 4316.00 1848.75 V100.00 1000.00 1400.00 ,'350. 00 2500.00 37.50 162.50 14284.75 It is recommended the,t this work be advertised for bids to be received until 8:00 o'clock P.M., November 16, 1955 I Respectfully submitted, /1::-;?~.y ./ c-t~-z<.;;~~ E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, Estimate was approved. I . . I I I . r:".f .' q", ( '-- ........ \ November 2 J 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that Louis H. Smith has completed the work involved in cleaning out and correcting the flow line of the existing outfall sewer ditch throughout its entire length from a point immediately east of the Sewage Treatment Plant in the City of Grand Island to its confluence with the North Channel of the Platte Rivel", commonly known as Wood River, which in accord- ance with the plans and speclfi cations and contract by ,)"nd between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and. Louis H. Smith. 1 Complete Job $1950.00 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Outfall Sewer Ditch be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with said O-Htfall Sewer Ditch. To Louis H. Smith ~ - <;;1950.00 To be Divided as follows: To Sewer Collection System Fund To City Light Fund $1300.00 650.00 '" Total 1950.00 Respectfully submitted, ~.. '~--_:',~,,'///,? - - ~,-< '"~ . " .... ....' \7" c:j'1-'tc(lL/' E. H. Cordes City Engineer On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, report was approved. . I I I . t1; Ii. 1 ...../ ....... ...,l~ November 2, 1955 To the Members of the Clty Council Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 241 in a~cQrdance with the plans and specification and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. and The Diamond Engineering Co. I fU1"'ther certify that the work done contains tre following materials at the price set forth in the contract. 732.4 2761.62 791.35 268.33 68.5 67 102.9 83.3 42.2 42.2 1 3 cu. yds. excavatton - 8a.rth sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement lin. ft. 6" integral curb lin. ft. 1" expansion joint lin. ft. construct concrete header lin. ft. remove old header lin. ft. remove curb & gutter lin. ft. build curb & gutter sq. ft. remove old sidewalk sq. ft. construct 4" sidewalk. each adjust manhole to grade each adjust catch basins to line and grade @ .60 $ 439.44 2.90 8008.70 .40 316.54 .25 67.08 .65 44.53 .25 16.75 .30 30.8? 1.35 112.46 .08 3.38 .35 14.77 15.00 15.00 30.00 ~OO 9159.52 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving Dl strict No. 241 be accepted by the City of GrE:.ncl Island., Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving Distric~ No. 241 To The Diamonel Engineering Co. To Engineering & ~ublication $9159.52 457.98 'I1atal 9617.50 To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To be assessed to City owned property To be charged to intersections 6924.88 274.50 2418.:L2 ,...-.-............... 9617.50 I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 241 on the 16th day of November 1955 at 8: 00 0 I clock P.]1. Respectfully submitted, ~/,,~;."j,~..~ ; /? c~. 7','../'" Y ..A.. ../c""j /' .?';:;/ v ~ -'?-?-cc..,~.-' E. H. Cor'des City Engineer On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, Report was approved, and the Council to meet as Board of Equalization, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. November 16, 1955 . I I I . ~p ", " ~ ~tt' I ~J1 November 2, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska. Q-ent1emen : I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has comuleted the work on Paving District No. 242, in accordance with the plans and specification and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and The Diamond Engineering Co. I further certify that the work done contains the following materials at the price set forth in the contract to-wit: 1146.3 cu. yds. excavation - earth .50 $ 573.15 6586.33 sq. yds. 611 concrete pavement @ 2.90 :19100.36 2513.75 1in. ft. 611 integral curb .40 1005.50 398 lill. ft. 111 expansion joint .25 99.50 185 lin. ft. construct concrete header .65 120.25 60.8 lin. ft. remove old header .25 15.20 60 lin. ft. remove old curb & gutter .30 18.00 70 lin. ft. remove old. straight curb .25 17.50 35 lin. ft. 611 x 2211 curb & gutter 1.35 47.25 160 sa. ft. remove old walk .08 12.80 1 each adjust manhole to grade 15.00 15.00 3 each adjust catch basin to line & grade 30.00 90.00 1 each construct catch basin 75.00 75.00 36 1in. ft. 1211 concr'ete pipe 2.50 90.00 Total 21279.51 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 242 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 242. To The 6iamond Engineering Co. To Engineering & Publication 21279.51 1063.98 252343.49 To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To be charged to intersections 18315.95 4027.54 I 22343.49 I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 242 on the 16th day of November 1955 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Resp'ect!ul1y submitted, <_.~~'.. fr;..::~;-/? ~lV (.'''' //'/ / .-1.''''-.. //'1f'. ;' /> I C_' -~ --c.-c-, E. H. Cordes City Engineer On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, Report was approved, Council to sit as Board of Equalization 8:00 o'clock P.M. November 16, 1955. . I I I . t:: 4. S) ,.iF _/-..."J N ovembe~ 2, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 244 in accordance with the DIans and soecification and contract by and between the City of Grand I s18nd.J~ Nebraska and The Diamond Engineering Co. I further certif;y that the work done contains the followlng materials at the price set forth in the 00 ntract to-wit: 447.7 cu. yds. earth excavation @ .60 $ 268.62 2686.14 sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement 2.90 7789.81 37.5 lin. ft. integral curb .40 15.00 56.45 lin. ft. standard curb & gutter 1.35 76.21 133.3 lin. ft. 1" eXDansion joint .25 33.33 67 lin. ft. new concrete heB,der .65 43.55 94 lin. ft. remove curb & gutter .30 28.20 34 lin. ft. remove old header .25 8.50 1889.5 lin. ft. 12" storm sewer 2.65 5007.18 11 each catch basins 95.00 1045.00 4 each manholes 125.00 500.00 I Total 14815.40 I recommend that the w01"'k done on the aforesaid Paving District No .--"'- 244 be accepted. by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 244. To The Diamond Engineering Co. To Engineering & Publication $ 14815.40 740.77 1 15556.17 To be divided as follows: To be assessed to privE,te property To be charged to intersections $ 7122.64 8433.53 15556.17 I further l"'ecommend that tbe City Council slt as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 244 on the 16th day of November 1955 at 8:00 o'clock. P.M. Respectfully submitted, .~#&-t-<~~/!~~ E. H. Cordes. City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, Report was approved, Council to sit as Board of Equalization 8:00 o'clock P.M. November 16, 1955. . I I I . t; ~L ;-; November 2, 1955 To the Members of the City Oouncil Grand Island, Nebrask.a. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work. on Paving District No. 246, in accordance with the"plans and specification and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebrask.a and The Diamond 'f<:ngineering Co. I further certify that the work done c:mtains the following material at the price set forth in the contract to-wit: 876.4 4507.08 1279.1 451.6 442.2 412.6 464 586 173.9 3 5 130 125.2 cu. yds. excavation - earth sq. yds 6" concrete pavement lin. ft. 6" integral curb line ft. I" expansion joint sq. ft. 4" sidewalk remove old curb & gutter lin. ft. remove straight curb sq. ft. remove old walk lin. ft. construct curb & gutter each construct manholes each construct catch basins lin. ft. 12" sewer pipe cu. yds. additional concrete for 7" slab @ .60 2.90 .40 .25 .35 .30 .25 .08 1.35 125.00 95.00 2.65 $ 525.84 13070.53 511.64 112.90 154.77 123.78 116.00 46.88 234.77 375.00 475.00 344.50 15.00 1878.00 1_1.'i Total 17969.61 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 246 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska I herewi th submit the following st~3,tement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 246. fa The Diamond Engineering Co. To Engineering & Publication ~~17969 .61 '""....~g.e . 48 18868.09 To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To be charged to lntersections $14357.14 4510.95 , i 18868.09 I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 246 on the 16th day of November 1955 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, .-~~/4. 3 ,./ :;;r:--IVL~L-Lc__ ,/ E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, Report was approved, Council to sit as Board of Equalization 8:00 o'clock P.M. November 16, 1955. . I I I . Recommendation of City Engineer that the bid of RentTor 1';'; IJ ~I ~ji ~~ (,.1: Company for $603.80 on Sewer District No. 290 be accepted. Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation was approved. RES ot u 1 I ON. WHEREAS, the Oity of Grand Island invited scaled bids for the construction of a sewer main district known and designated as Sewer Main District No, 290 J to be recoivod up to 8. o'clock P.Ivl 011 the 2 day of . November , 1954,5, and to be opened at 8 o'eloo} p.~. on said date~ at the rogular meeting of the City Council of said City.. and 1j,fHEREA S , the Rentlor Company of the City of Grand Island. Nebraska, submitted 0. sealed bid, for the construction o.f said district and. the bid of said contractor VIaS found to be tho lowost and best bid,. ($603.80) MOW, THEREFORE"BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of tho Ci t~ of Grand Island, Nebraska; that tho bid of the said Rentlor Company of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for tho ~onstruction of sdid sowormain distrietltnovm and dCEignated 0.5 SoworJvIain District No, 290 , bo, and the same is hereby accoptod; that, a contro.ct for the construction of said sewop main district bo entered into by and betweon tho City of G~and Island and tho said Rentlor Company and that ~ho President of tho City Council and tho Clerk of said City, be" andthoy CL~O horoby authorizod to sign said contraot fol" and on bohalf of said Citr. ~ Respeetfullysubmittod this 2 day of November , 1955. ,. M~mb~rs of the City CouncIl Motion of Hehnke, seoonded by Winkhoff, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . t: 4 Recommendation or- the City Engineer that the bids of Louis H. Smith on Water Main District No. 199 Water Main District No. 200 Wa,terMa.iA iPlistrlct No. 201 $3896.42 $2060.02 $517.52 be accepted. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendations were approved. RES 0 t UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City of Grand ISland invited sealed bids for the con~truction of a water main district known and designated as Water Main District No. 199 ,to be recoived up to 8 o'clock P.M.. on the 2 , 1955, and to be opened at 8 day of November otclock P...M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and VTE-mREA S , the Louis H.Smith of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said di~trict and the bid of said contractor was found to be tho lowest and best bid.($3896.42) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIre COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Louis H.Smith of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for tho construction of said water main district known and designated as Water Main District No...199 , be, and the saBe is horeby accepted; that a contract for tho construction of said water main district be entered into by and between the City or Grand Island and the said Louis H.Sm1th. , and that the Prosident of tho City Council and tho Clerk of said City, be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said CitYb Rospoctfully submitted this 2 day of November , 1955,: f!.. . ' MOmbor's of' I the c':{ty Council Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . r:" ;t :1"~! zJ '.f: 0 RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the construction .of a wator main district knorm anddesic;nated as Water Main District No. 200 , to be received up to 8 olclock P.M~ on the 2 day of November , 1956, and to be opened at 8 otclock P_M. on said date, at the reGular meeting of the City Council of said City~ and VJHEHEA S , the Louis H.Smith of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid,($2060.02) NOW', THEREFORE, BE IT RESOtVED BY THE COUNCIL of the Ci ty of Grand ISland, Nebraska; that tho bid of the said Louis H.Smith of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the construction of said water main district known and designated as Water Main District No. 200 , be, and the same is horeby acceptodJ that a contract for the construction of said wator main district be entered into by and betwoen tho City of Grand Island and the said Louis H.Smith , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City, be, and they are hereby authorlzed to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City~ Respectfully submitted this 2 November day of 1955' , ,. tt ~~~- Members of the City CounciI~ Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . t~.. · "'J ~} ~ 6 RES 0 L UTI 0 N vVHEREAS,Il the City of Grand Island invi ted sealed bids for tho oonstruction of a water main district known and designated as Water Main District No. 201 ,to be received up to 8 ~fc10ck P.M~ on the 2 day of November , 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.H" on said date, at tho regular mooting of tho City Council of said City, and VJHEHEAS, the Loliis H.Smith of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and bost bid. ($517.52) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIre COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nobraska.; that the bid of tho said Louis H.Smith of tho City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for tho construction of said water main district known and designated as Water Main District No.. 201, bo, and the samo is hereby accepted; that a contract for tho construction of said water main district be entered into by and betwoen the City of Grand Island and tho said Louis H.Smith , and that the Presidont of the City Council and the Clerk of said City, be. and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 2 November , 195'q~ day of MOmbors of the City Council Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, Resolution was adopted. r; 1.1 P <} ..:t C) . I Request of the First National Bank for permission to have a curb teller's cage included along with their building was presented. After some discussion, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, that the request be granted, subject to the approval of the Legal Department and City Manager, that all conditions of the building code be taken into consideration, (City Attorney suggested that a contract from the Bank's Attorney be presented). Roll call ballot. Voting Yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, Martin. Voting No, none. Toft absent. Claim of Mrs. Lester I. Lilly, 1320 N. Huston Ave., in the amount of $282.35 for expenses incurred on account of improper survey stakes on Lot 262, West Lawn Addition, was presented. Recommendation City Attorney that the claim be paid was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation was approved and claim allowed, City Clerk to draw warrant for same. Roll call ballot. Voting Yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, Martin. Voting no, none. Toft absent. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Eq~alizatlon. I Grand Island, Nebraska November 2, 1955 Council met as Board of Equalization on Curb and Gutter District No. 103 Paving District No. 240 Paving District No. 245 I . . I I I . r.~- 4 ft E SOL UTI 0 N .....---......---......--.- 5E IT'RE&OLVElJ)'EY"THE'CmmCTL OP"1fIECIT! OfGRAN~ ~SLANl),NE~RASKA, sittinc as a Bear<< $~ Equalization a~ter <<ue .~t~ce haV.inl >>eem livem taereof, tkat we fiDei tae tetal c.at of ta. ce:nstnction 0fCur. & Gutter District Ne. 103 to .ce t~e tetal sua ef $8079.33; t.at we fiBd tae ...._ fi tsaceruinc.te tf.e r.~est:aG.,in'.sa4t€tl;stri.e't tob.et..tetaL sua I o~$8G79.33' an. that we ~IJl.the liene.fitsaecruuc-/t,o...tlJ.eres,eetive 10ts, traets and parcels ,of lana iR sai. district te.e the sua set opp0site tae several descriptions as follews: !!!! Geral4iV!rcil Little & Evely.. DeLoris May Little' Riehar( :me & Mary LaVonne :len<<erson JaM E. & Althea M~ Ti,orpe -.<..",. ..,.;. L(JT 1 ADDITION AMOUlfT $158.4-3 WestJIeicats 2 " " 1~3. 30 .. 3 tI If $1.4:0 4: " ..' '81. 4-0 5 .. " 113.30 - .. .. 6 " " 158; 43 7 " It 59.e5 8 It tt 59.$5 . 9 " " 59.e5 10 " tt 59 .85 11 " " 59.85 12 " " 59.85 13 tt " 83.19 " 14- .. t. 104.60 US II " 147.37 16 tt tt 1.7.37 .' 17 " .. 104.60 - 18 " " 83.19 19 It " 59.85 20 " " 59.85 21 It " 59.85 22 tt " 59.85 23 tI " 59.85 2. It " 59..95 Balp.. E. Jr. & N~<<i:neB. lfartley. Arthur James & Anna Louise Cantler. Geral. E.&'Imez P. Bur.... Watson Construotion Co. WatsoB Construction Co. Donovan Ds.rre~l& Joy-clI! Lee :lalma Watson Construction CG. , ~ ~ , Warren L.&June E. PoweI1 Darrel; D. &< Shirley B. Ras_ussen Gary D. & Jacqueline Martim .'. ,-",' -..........y '" James w. &'N'-ellieF. tle1.son Edwin L. & Catkerine E. Isakson Harvey A. & Lucille Leamons , .~, ._" ""'" ~. - '., A~thonT,W. & I. InezRac~cky Ancil J. &'SaraaBe?:~E!).Me~,lIl Keitlll LeRoy & Katlller1ne Schuyler .. " '... .~ ,-.., '" Walter L. &'Maxine L. Farris WatsG>n Construction Co. Harold p'. &.. Ethel J. WorkJllan Ra!.onQ..M~ & B~tt'1.L. R'ell~~,r Ricaard A. & Bar~ara M. Mortenson . I I I . r:: f~' flo ~J ~ l \ j R .E SOL UTI 0 N (eon t t) ...---...._~---.._.- NAlVIE' Herman G. & 'Mary E.' Kruse TIao.as L. &'Payllis L. JQr.an ClareBoe M~&. Pllr~li~ COlBpto,n H~r.ert G~& Jje~t~E~ .'.'lthrcnr Watson Construction Co. . , .!!Q!,. . ADDrI'TON' AMOUJP.f 25 West ifeicats $ 59.85 , 26 It It 59.$5 27 tI " 19.85 28 " " 19'. S5 29 " " 59.85 30 u It Q9. 85 .' J .. 31 It If 83.19 " 32 .. It 10. . 60 33 It It 14.'7.37 34 " tt 141.37 35 tt It 104.60 " 36 II II 83.19 37 tt It 59. 85 .. 38 tt " 59.85 3t .. " 59.85 .0 II It 69.85 .1 It It 69.85 .3 n II 158. 43 .4 It " 113.30 '5 , II 81. 4,0 4:6 " It 81. .0 47 It " 113.30 .8 " .. '158. .3 4,9 " II 158.4:3 50 " .. 113.30 61 It II 81. 4-0 62 It " 81. 4:0 53 It II 113.30 6. " It 158..3 66 It " 158. .3 66 It u 113.30 57 " It 81.40 58 It n 81. 4:0 59 .. It 113.30 Watson COl1struction CQe , . Leon O. &.Alice,lVI. Wilsey LaVern &. Irma~. Scnu'1,;er Watson Construotion Co. Paul J(~ ~ Vlrcinia E~ Scbneider Warren o.&Nettie Mae Peterson Watson COBstruction Co. Guy p. &. Rutlrl A. Pc)'~pinco Lloy. I. &. Thelma L. SaltA Beyd EUlene & Colleen M. Sno.crass Watson Construction Co. Watson Construction Co. .Iou A. & Lucille B.Weil Donald. F. &. Twila iIar tIe,. Hewell G. &. Mary A. Oldaa.m Arno R. &. Skirle,. lVI. Ahrens James J. &. Bernardine M. DeNoyer Donald. J. &. Ielen BroWB James E. &. WanfiaYost Ro.ert J. &. Connie C. Gappa JohaM.&. . Izel J. Sa.alum " .",.' Danie.lR. &. Effie L. Jans ~. ,. ~oe A. & Ilene X. Marti. Myrl L. & Ellen G. Sallincer Beverly M. &. ~en~va ~. Taylor Pau.l B. &. Rl1.yli. :Pe~ter Williaa..D. & Ie.len I. Chis. James Kenneta &. Ielen A. Clark Aden F. & Letitia N. Schuyler . I I I . " F;r! ,/ ,) ~-"~~ RESOLUTION ------------ (can't) NAME Ri.char4. L. & DarleneL. Leas WilliUL.E. & Norma .~ J . Lawr.y Clifford Franklin & Irene L. Kelley Frei L. Wl11.te LOT ADDITION AMOUNT --r 60 West Ieights $15$.43 61 it tf 158. 4:3 62 tf tf 113.30 13 tt n 81. 4:0 64: It It 81. 4:0 65 It tf 113.30 66 0 0 158.43 67 tf . 158. 43 " 68 It tf. 1:1.3.30 69 .. tr 81. 4-0 ,. 70 t, 0 81. 4:0 .. .. 71 tt 0 11~.30 '72 .. tt 158. 43 GlenD. & Edella M. Steele "-< .",' ~." -,' Vedor E. & Donna p. Blooaquis.t Royce N. & Cilarlotte J.hrper Taeodore Jl. & PearlM. Gi.SOR L~an E. & Marla.re~M:. Siller Everett L. & 'Eleanor T~ Tooley Claude W~ & Miltle M~ :Phelps Max K. &Snirley A. Fo" Georle J. & Rita Vennaus City ef Gran. Island, Ne.raska SoutlaeastQt;iuter oftite.Sou:tllwe.st Quarter of Section 17, Townsai,ll, North RaDle 9~ West of the 6th F.M.. :Hall Couat,., Neltraska 1124:.58 Total $8079.33 Respectfully su.aitted tkis 2 day of Novem.e~, 1955. (fJc1- .~. W~ Mem.ers of the City Council There being no protests, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . 1tESOLUTIOl{ .... - - - - - .- .- .- ..- [} r5 ~3 BE IT'RESOLV'EDBY''TJlECOUNCIL OF'fHE crTY OFGHAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, sittiml as a Board of Equalizati~n after due notice havine Deen liven tneree~, t~...twe find tae to~a1c,osto~taecGJil~.tr,:,-ctioBOf lavinl '0 I ''', 4! Di s trie'tL 10. 246 to1getbletoitaJ.,sulD. 0.1' $10, e'76>.~ 5 ;tha t:we 1'ind tae henefi.ts'.accruinl:,tGtke...rea1:, .esttate-b"L.s.ald...distri.ct.. .to. ..e the. total .,... ,.. y ~. c,'" ~,- 'He ., ." ...- ~. "'.'."' su..of'$10,JS,'76>.2,o. and.tu,tINa .f~nd::the.;..nef~ts.ccruinlg to tae respec- ti ve~(l) ts,tractsa~dr,!:reel~'~~3 l~d .~>.sa.1:~d:i,s.tr1.ct. .te..me the suas set opposite the s.everaL ds,scri.p.tious as!':ijlIo....: NAME - Irvin p. &: RUby M. Maves Irvim. l. &:'RUDY M. Meves Robert W. &: Loris E.Rank ROBert W. &: Lori s E. Rank C. Ray &:Frances E. Gate.s c. Ray&:.Franc~s E. Gates Ho111.s.B.C1en'd Dona1<< G. &: Wilaa R. Fraser Wayne R. &: LCl>rallle M. MGrrls WaJDe R. &: Loraine M. Morris E..win B. '&dEs17la.erE.. S1:;e<vens.en. .~ .,~ ... ,~_'_ ..:..J. .. .,_._ ,,_,_ . -",,-:' ...'" Edwin B. &: Esther.E. Stevenson I~yi. ,~ & R~oI M~ Meves IrvimP. &: Rult1 .'M.M...,.e s 't .~_., "...., '. ',J." , Er..,....t Ii. & .e~t.!ll I.1i..Tjl'..~t1:1'1lpr EUlene K.' &:Fral'lees . Bra:uB .. '" ,_, __'~ - ~'.._' ",'.0 .. J. B. &: Anita B. Beltzer J. B. &: Anl:ta. .B. Baltzer J. B. &: Ani.taB. Beltzer J. B. &: Anita B. Be1tzer J. B. &: Anita B.Be1tzer J. B. &: Anita B. BeItzel" J. 13. &: Ani.ta B. Bel.t zer J. B. &: Anita B. Beltzer LOT .' :BLOCK - ADDITION AMOUNT tt Parkhill 3rd $524:.00 " 2:55.,(2 9 wi 10 Ei 10 ,,~(~ 11 E1/(11 12 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 tt tt " ft " . 1:5 wi ':ii pI ~ .. w~/~ E1/4: 14: 9 Ii 9 Ii 9 16 , -.,1",. " " . " " It' 1'7 9 ~7 9 18 9 19 9 J. 10 2 10 11 " It " It 3 4: 5 .. 10 10 " 10 ; j .. 6 10 " 7 10 a 10 9 10 " " " " 235.4:2 " 353.13 117.'71 4:70.84: " " " 470.84: 4'70.84 tt " 470.84 235.42 " " 235.42 353.13 " " 117.71 470.84 " " 4:'70.84 " 4'70.84 . " " 4:'70.84: , . " 4:'70.84: " 4'70.84: " 4:70.S4: 4:'70.8. .70.a4: ."10.84: " " .. " 4:70.8. . I I I . RE SOL UTI ON (contt) ~---_.._---- NAME' ---..,. Kenneth N~ &-Yerleen S'loan "" . LOT BLOCK ~ ADDIT'IOIf .. Parkhil13rd $4:41.96 AMOUlfT . 10 10 10 It KemiethllT. &Verleen'Sl6an E' part 11 Being'26t wide at front and 45t wide at rear 10 It ThurmanJ~'&Dor()thy Jean Combs W'part 11 Beln& 32.'64' wide in front and 33.9' wide at rear Thurman J. &: Doroth:,. Jean Co.lis 12 " r; f~ ') ,Ji J ~) It 199.51 10 To tal It 188.15 It 376.6'7 , ; $10,676.25 Respectfully submitted th.is 2nd day of l'lovent'Der, 1955. rr- e.~ Me.mbers.o:f.'th~"Ci tt Council There being no protests, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke', Resolution was adopted. . I I I . rr rw /~ t} ;) J~_t RES 0 L UTI 0 N ..... .... - ,.... - - - - - - BETT'RESOLVED'Br"TJ[E "COUNCIL .' OFTBE" em OF GRAND IS~ND, ~R~SKA, sit7ing as a 'Board of' Equa.ll~~tion after d~e,Dotice. b.~vi.1 Dee. given ~llere,?r,th~~ we fiJu1 tae to~a.l cest) of "tlae, co.structioll a! Pavine District No. g'45 to be tb.e tetal SU. 01'$7,1"'74. o'6;tb.a.t .we find the benefits accruinc to the real estate in said DistJtict.to be the total sua . } "j '" jO! i ,,' ;) , , ., , ' of .T,174~~~, and taatwe :ri~d the.,benefita" accf1J.illl,to the respec.~ive .I - . lets, tracts an~ parcels of land in saiel district to be tllle su.s set opposite the several descriptions as follews: NAME ............. -, . LOt 'BLOCIf 6 1 ADDITION AMonT sa&-' Hartlines SUD.*244!10 'I Cecil &: VivianI. Owen ~- j Mur1ill ,.1;,., &];,e'lia r. " Ferm.:eaup., _ _.7(1)' " 129.35 It 235.06 .. 124:. 56 " 304:.31 " 204:. 58 .. 99.'73 ," 'If 212.44: .. " 103.57 " 316.01 " 304.31 It 30.4:.31 .. 359.62 tt 373. 45 6 1 7 1 1 1 8 1 9 1 9 1 10 1 10 1 6 g '7 2 8 I 9 g' 10 2 -, -. CeciL&: Vivian._I. Owe,ft, 8.64' " '" " Jlllrli.,!..&: Lelia I. FerlilDauck. .,117,0', Ott.& LeftaSpriappth Willarel L.Mor'toll. at Norma E. ,&1IfarieM:1:1densteill wi Willar<< L. MortonSI .': ."'-."'--.. . Norman E. &Ma.r~:e, 'M11d~nstelnNi- Eaer E. & Evadne. M~ McIntosh " tt " u u tt Elaer E. & Evadna M~MeI.tosh ',1 .. _ tt It Elmer E. & EVadna1l. McIntosh Frank J. &lVf11dred E. Pedersen F~ank J. & MildredE. Pedersen ~J . '><,' ..., ..,.. . ... d. " " It Jonn:SOB Casbiway "LuoerCo. or~Grand. IslaRd:; a <corpor~'t1.on;' Atract~ of" Part Sec. 21-11-9 1ari.'~ in' Section 21; ., lfownsit1j :-'11~"Nort'}11 Rance 'NIne' t9J, 85.4't 'in"'wii'trf'alonl ' the "'South srae or'AMa"' street .~ ani lIO't' " iid.epth. alone the we.st side or Cleburn Street. 590.60 liarola. G;Strasser," A tract of land Hi Section21~" 'toWnship" 11,' N6rtJiRahie'9, 198.6' Thncitla.'alone theSouth'flfde or Ai\ini"Stre'et'and'l~OI ."' in iepth alone tllle...t side of Eidy Street 13'73..6 . I I I . REa 0 L UTI ON - -- ...: - - - -- - - -- (can't) NAME ~..J LOT BLOCK. ADDITION , liareIff"ll; . S'trasser A tract of: land ::1.lil SectiGn 21;" TomsUp II, North Ringe ..' 9,2"'" ::1.mwititi.' alollS taesol.ltilslde o:fABnaStreet'aRci 140' in depth. Bounded "y Edd,. Street ia the east ana Clark Street on the West Total Respectfully sUBmitted th.is 2 Cay ot: NovemBer, 1955. ..~~.~ () . .... 1m!' ""'" F h-, ~'), , ~} ~) t AMOUNT $1894:.90 $7174:.i6 Mem}:)ers ot:.theCity Council There being no protests, on motion of Hehnke, seconded by Cunningham, Resolution was adopted. Motion of Cunningham, Council adjourned to meet in regular session. Grand Island, Nebraska November 2, 1955 Council met in regular session, all Councilmen present, except Toft, who was excused. Certain parcels of land in Pleasant View Admtion having been offered to the City for street purposes, it was recommended by the City Manager that the same be referred to the City Planning Commission. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation was approved. . I I I . ;f;5f RES 0 LU T ION -;...- --...... ... - .....-....,--~..- WHEREAS, on the 10th. day or August, 1929, the mayor ana council of tlm.e City of Grand ISl~d passe. ancd ap~rQve. Ord1.Rance No. 1301 levying s'@ecial assessJ:lle~ts ~ pay for the cost or tke construction of Water Main District No. 06, an. tae property described as tae Boutawest Half' "- - of the NC!rthwest Quarter (~WiNWi) or Section Twenty-on~) (21) , Townsaip Eleven. (11) Nortp.Range Nlne,,(g), Wes~ of the ita P.M., in Hall County, ,. " j NelDraska, was assessed the SUlB. er~90.40, ana WHEREAS, th~pro,erty was err~neously deserilDed and. the property whicll should have Been assessed isdescri"i>ed. astlle Soutlt Two (2) acres of the Soutawest Quarter .r tile Southwest Quarter of the Nortawest Quarter (swtSWtNWt) of Section Twenty-two (22.),Township Eleven (11) .' . " .. , . '. . ,'- ,. - .,.) ,.. " ~ '~,c ,. -' ~, " " Norta Ranle Nine (9), West of tae ESta P.M., in Hall County, Nebraska, anci WHEREAS, 2i years have now elapseQ Sit-nee t)le construction or said. water main district ~d the ,property \'inich sltould have beeR assessed has seen seld and resold seveI'al times withQut the special assessment appearing on the tax records, and WHEREAS, the pro~erty which. was er~oneous~y,assessed should De re- leased from said lien and the said special assessnaent sh.ould, theref'ore, .& cancelled and removed .from the tax records. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESO~VED BYT~ COUNCIL or the City of Grand Island, Ne.raska, that the special assessment levied. on the pro]>erty described as the Southwest Malf' 0f' th~ Northwest Quarter (SWiNW~) of Section Twenty-on~ ~ ~l), Township Eleven (II) North Range _ Nine (9), West of the ith P.M., in Hall County, Nelitraska, on. the lOth day ef August, 1929, to pay for the cost of tae construction of Water Maln . , District No. oi De, and the s~e is hereby ordered cancelled and removed from the tax records; tb.at the City Treasurer 1\)e ,and h.e, is hereby Qrdereif and directed to cancel said s,.ecial assessment and remove tne same from his tax I'ecortis, and taa t the City Clerk ~or~arEi a ~erti:ried copy of thi., resolution to the City Treasurer and to C. W. Burdick, Commissioner o.f Utili ties. Respectfully submitted this 2 Eiay of NovemBer, 1955. dt::th~ 'c?:cu On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . ." "'~ "J ~);) 4 RES 0 L UTI 0 R - -- - - - - - - -- '- WlIEREAS, on tae 21st ,00a'1 ofSe~t~mDer, 19fH5, tae Cf. t'1 Ceuncf.l passe<< ani ap>provei Ordf.mance No. 31301ev1inc; special assessaants to pay for the cost of ~he constructioa of Pavinc;Df.strict No. 237, and a tract of land in tme Southeast Quarter of taeNortheast Quarter of Sec- tion 21,ToWllShf.p II, Horta Range 9, gec;inninc; 60' llCllrth of tl1e Nartaeast corner of Lot 1, W.. Franks Adciit+on; taence Nortb. 100'; taence West 1"8 '; J i .. ' tilence South 100'; thence East l.e' te .eginni:tlg,th~n ~elEmgine; te> .. ,. ,., John A. & 1Ia:,. Kriec;er, was assesseci tae sua of $720.93, and WHEREAS, the said John A. & Mary Kriee;~r kave sold the West 63' of tlle tra.ct of land above deseriDecil. to lV111dred R. Yost, anti WHEREAS, the said purchaser desires to pay the paving assessaent assessaBle agar.st the ~ract of lani Slle has purchased. aft.. have tlle sa.. released fro. such lien. NOW, TliEREFORE, :BE IT RESOLVED BY TO COUNCIL of taeCi t,. of GranEi Islani, Ne.raska., tllat tlae vit.,.Trea~rer,.e,aJul as is kere.,. autkorizeti to cO.ll.ect thesu..of$30.6 .88 t0g.etherwita in t.ere s. tthereonfro. tae 21st day of SeptemBer, 1955, f'ro..1dle saiclMild:r,c1l R. Yost; taat UP@Jl payw.ent th.ereof the.West 63' of taetract of' la1lui aa0ve describea ae release. f'r..t.eliea:mQw ex:ts~in.g_tkl.ereo~.leviedacainst:tae samed te pay for the cost of the eOI'lstru.et.i.onHof'Pavinc_.D;t.st.riet..:No .257.; tna t tae East 85' of' saii tract of lani aBove <<eseriaea, DeloRline to tae said JokR A. & Mary Kriee;e~ a~ caarled with the balance of suck ,avine; assessment in the Sli..e:f'.~l.'~G~ ~~ tha tthe s:ameDe.ar. interest as provicie4i ay saidOrEiinaneeNo.3130,anci that the City Treasurer collect the uJllpaiciL part of' saicl speelaLassessmentdas im the e.ase of' o.ther special assessments. BE IT FURTHER .RESOLY.EDthLatthELC.i.ty Clerk firwarti a certii'iecicC!>,,. of tA1.s Resolution .tothe C1ty' Treasu.rerwitb. instructiens t@. oollect salcispee.ial assessment.asaere1nprovided.. Respeotfully sll.aitteflth.1s 2d.a1' of Nevemeer, 1955. ~~.~ Me..ers of the 01t,. Couacil Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, Resolution was adopted. .' I I I . r<"~ n ~], ;) (., Airport Extension Agreement, Clarence Cates, Building T-134 was presented. On Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. ORDINANCE NO. 3139 pertaining to rezoning was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3139 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3139 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3139 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3139 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3140 levying taxes Curb & Gutter District No. 103 was regular~y passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3140 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3140 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3140 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3140 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ",,- "'..... I;"). ~.l- ~) ~) ORDINANCE NO. ~141 levying taxes Paving District No. 240 regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3141 - Motion of Rehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft . I absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3141 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3141 - Motion of Rehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3141 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. I ORDINANCE NO. 3142 levying taxes Paving District No. 245 regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3142 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Behnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3142 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Behnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. I . ORDINANCE NO. 3142 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Behnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3142 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Behnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Rehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. in \ ,~ 'l J Claims against the City were presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, claims were allowed as presented . I and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. Motion of Winkhoff, Council adjourned. F. S. WHITE City Clerk November 2, 1955 I I . r~{~1 .....~, ,} ,JL Grand Island, Nebraska November 16, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present . I except Toft, who was excused on account of being out of the city. Minutes of the meeting of November 2 were read. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, were approved. A thank you letter from students of Barr Junior Civics Class was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. Regular surety bonds having been O.K.'d by the City Attorney were presented as follows: I Bernell Shum Wm. Tegler -- Police Mayhew Sign Company -- Sign Hangers Jack Lingeman -- Electrician James W. Sidders James S. Sidders Richard M. Sidders -- Auctioneers. On Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. Protest on Paving District #256 was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to City Attorney. Having been vacancies on the Plumbers Examining Board, the Mayor appointed John Gedstead to replace Lonnie Mason, and L. F. Hanson to replace Jess Barlow. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham appointments were approved. Request from the Grand Island Archers by Lynn S. Runyan for I . permission to use building at Airbase for winter shooting range was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to City Manager and Manager of Airport. Application of Abe Shuey and Harold Brush fOr On-and-Off Sale Beer License, to be operated at 1009 W.N.Front was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, application was approved. . I I I . C) f; 2:~ RESOLUTION ---------- BE I'r RESOLVED BY Tllli: COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebr- aska, that the licenses to sell beer at t10n Sale and Off Salell be issued to Abe Shuey and Harold Bru sh doing bu sine s s und er the trad e name of Glass Bar at the address known as 1009 W. NOI'th B'ront Street in said City. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the Nebraska Liquor Control Cownission at Lincoln, Nebraska. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of November, 1955. ~@.~ --- : -~ ------ Members o.r the City Coi:incil Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. . I I I . . . ~ (: A~) ') \) .) Bids on No.9 Lift Station were presented as follows: Louis Smith ------------------- $14,284.75 Diamond Engineering Company --- $14,235.50 Gordon Winter ----------------- $14,304.75 Rentlor Company --------------- $14,128.75 Storm Sewer Project 55-3 Louis Smith $19,873.69 Diamond Engineering Company --- $18,796.09 Gordon Winte~ ----------------- $18,465.00 Rentlor Company --------------- $19,844.25 Sanitary Sewer Project #55-A Louis Smith ------------------- $ 6,959.75 $ 7,073.00 $ 7,069.75 $ 7,184.15 Diamond Engineering Company -~- Gordon Winter ----------------- Rentlor Company --------------- On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred to CityM~nager and City Engineer for recommendation. Bids on cars for the Fire Department, Engineering Department, and Police, were presented as follows: Fire Wagon Central Chevrolet Company- $1128.42 Diers Motor Company ------ $1561.00 Roush Motor Company ------ $1852.65 Sloan-Combs Motor Company- '$1750.00 Berry & Sons ------------- $1562.46 Station Wagon -$1404.13 $1778.77 $1774.55 $1850.00 $1689.43 Police Cars $2874.06 $4424.76 $4728.80 $3900.00 $4238.84 All bids allowing for trade-ins. On motion of Wihkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, referred to City Manager, and respective department heads for consideration. Bids on Larch Poles Schaefer-Hitchcock Co. Class 4--4-45' Poles @ Class 5-20-40' Poles @ Class 3-40-35' Poles @ $39.55 $33.25 $30.80 each each. each Keystone Supply Company Class 5--4-45' Poles @ $35.30 each Class 5-20-40' Poles @ $29.20 each Class 5-40-35' Poles @ $24.80 each Also advised by Kriz-Davis, and Wheeler Lumber Bridge and Supp~y Inc" they were unable to make a bid. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred to City '''''n' f)~. 'c ~] ~} '"1 Manager and C. W. Burdick. Extension Rider to June 30, 1956, on the Ice Contract with the Union Pacific was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. . I RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement extending to June 30, 1956, the term of contract dated December 21, 1932, as extended and amended, covering the furnishing and delivery of ice to the Railroad Company by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; said agreement being identified as Union Pacific Railroad Company's C.D. No.6190-EE; 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; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, STATE OF NEBRASKA: I That the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union Pacific Railroad Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby, accepted in beha1fof said City; That the Mayor of said City is herepy 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 direct- ed to attest said agreement and to attach to each duplicate original of said agreement a certified copy of this resolution. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. Letter from Planning Commission with reference to the Protective Covenants, Restrictions and Conditions of Cunningham's Subdivision was presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Martin, letter was approved. Recommendation C.W.Burdick that the bid of Keystone Supply Co. for Larch Poles in the amount of $1,707.20 be accepted. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation was approved. I . . I I I . r:' ~ t""~ a f);) RESOLUTION ----------- vlHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furn- ishing of the following Western Larch Poles, F. O. B. Grand Island, Ne- braska: 4-45 ft. Class No. 5 - Western ,Larch Poles; 20-40 ft. Class No. 5 Western Larch Poles; 40-35 ft. Class No.5 - Western Darch Poles, to be received up to 8 0' clock: P.M. on the 16th day of November, 1955, and to be opened at 8 0' clock P. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the Ci ty Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Keystone Supply Co. of the City of Kansas City,Mo. submitted a sealed bid for the same, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand I sland, Nebraska; that .the bid of the Keystone Supply Co. of the City of Kansas City,Mo. , for the furnishing of Western Larch Poles, be and the same is hereby accepted; that & contract for the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand. Island and the said Keystone Supply Co. ' and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of November, 1955. oe. ~ @. i::k "'~ Members of the City Council Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. r~n{) Request of C.W.Burdick for advertising for Water Mains and fittings for the extension of the present high pressure water main West of the Drive-in Theatre was presented. On motion of . I Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, City Clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received up to 8:00 o'clock P.M. Dec. 7. Plat of the new Lutheran Hospital was received along with oral request that the same be taken into the City. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, the Plat and request were referred to the Planning Commission. Request of Trinity Lutheran Church that 13th Street be closed between Wheeler and Locust was presented. Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Cunningham, was referred to Planning Commission. A petition requesting the City Council to develop and maintain a Parkway along the center of Sherman Boulevard was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, referred to Planning Commission. I An Agreement for fire protection between the City and Geer Company was presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Request for sewer and easement between 11th Street and 11th Avenue, on Lot 15, Block 1, Dill and Huston's Addition was presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by hehnke, was approved and ordin~ce ordered drawn. ORDINANCE NO. 3143 creating Sewer District No. 291 regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3143 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Rollcall ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, oehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. I . ORDINANCE NO. 3143- Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3143 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ~0Yl. ,), r~ . ,-y ,~ . ORDINANCE NO. 3143 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. . I I I . . I !) h ?~~) v ,I,) RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- ~~EREAS, on the 2nd day of November, 1955, the City Council passed and approved Ordinance No. 3141 levying special assessments to pay for the oost of the construction of Paving District No. 240 and there appeared in the several assessments in said ordinance the following tracts of land and the amount of the assessment levied against each, LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT - 2 10 Parkhill 3rd $470.84 3 10 " " 470.84 4 10 " " 470.84 5 10 " " 470.84 6 10 " " 470.84 7 10 " " 470.84 8 10 " " 470.84 9 10 " " 470.84 NAME - J. B. & Anita B. Beltzer J. B. & Anita B. Beltzer J. B. & Anita B. Beltzer J. B. & Anita B. Beltzer J. B. & Anita B. Beltzer J. B. & Anita B. Beltzer J. B. & Anita B. Beltzer J. B. & Anita B. Beltzer I and \\IHEREAS , the owners that the said eight lots, I . of said lots, J. B. & Anita B. Beltzer, desire now be divided in to seven tracts of land; that the seven tracts of land bear the special assessments levied because of the construction of such paving in proportion to the size of each and in accordance with such division, and that the seven tracts of land be assessed as follows: ~ 1Q! BLOCK ADDITION AI.JIOUNT J. B. & Anita B. Beltzer Lot 2 and the West 12' Lot 3 10 Parkhill 3rd $556.42 J. B. & Anita B. Beltzer West 54' of Lot 3 and the East 21' of Lot 4 10 " ,; 535.05 J. B. & Anita B. Beltzer West 45' of Lot 4 and the East 30' of Lot 5 " 535.05 10 " J. B. & Anita B. Beltzer West 36' of Lot 5 and the East 39' of Lot 6 J. B. & Anita B. Beltzer West 27' of Lot 6 and the East 48' of Lot 7 10 " 535.05 " " " 535.05 10 J. B. & Anita B. Beltzer West 18' of Lot 7 and the East 57" of Lot 8 10 " 535.05 " J. B. & Anita B. Beltzer West 9' of Lot 8 and Lot 9 10 " " 535.05 . I I I . p'd r:- r) ;-" t; Ul ~Ji~r~] RESOLUTION ---------- NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebr~ska, that the division of the aforesaid mentioned lots, together with the special taxes herein shown, be placed upon the tax records of the City Treasurer; that said City Treasurer be and he is hereby directed and authorized to change his tax records in accordance with the provisions of this Resolution; that said special assessments bear interest according to the provisions of Ordinance No. 3141, and that the City Treasurer proceed to collect saia special assessment as by law provided. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk: forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the said City Treasurer. Respectfully submitted this / ~t/..., day of November, 1955. ~ (1_ . mA-':A.::. Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was aqopted. Motion of Winkhoff, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Eql,ta.lization. November 16, 1955 F. S. White City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska November 16, 1955 Council met as Board of Equalization on Paving Districts 241- 242-244-246. All councilmen present except Toft, who was excused. . I I I . f" r"" ~J;i g,liQQ,hUTIQN BE IT RESOL YED BY THE 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 Paving District No. 241 to be the total sum of $7,199.37; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said District to be the total sum of $7,199.37 and that we find the benefits acc:tuing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME LOT BLK. ADDITION AMOUNT West Lawn $128.70 II II 291.66 II II 284.85 II II 284.84 II II 569.69 " " 291.60 " " 128.70 " II 100.91 n II 11.64 II " 217.00 II " 446.69 " " 446.69 II " 228.64 " " 100.91 " n 119.22 " II 270.11 " " 527.72 " II 493.68 " II 252.69 Mervin R. & Frances Elaine Moeller 7 Fordyce W. & Dorothy S. Bisbee 8 Fordyce W. & Dorothy 8. Bisbee Ei 9 Laura Paulina Woodruff wi 9 Elizabeth Wiechman Charles A. & Emma Moyer 10 11 Junior A. & Daisy M. Richardson 12 Arden C. & Agnes M. Moon 849'25 Arden Moon N3' 26 Arthur W. Swanson 849'26 Arthur W. Swanson 27 Harry C. & Helen W. Preisendorf 28 Harry C. & Helen W. Preisendorf 29 G. William & M. Marjory McGavren ~O Kenneth K. & Delores J. Kehm 93 Soren E. & Mary C. Sorenson 94 Leonard W. & PatriciaA. Benhorst 95 96 9'1 Russell W. & Josephine M. O'Neill William E. & Lillian K. Roder . I I I . NAME LOT Louis A. & Lela A. Wahe 98 109 Clark J. & Margaret Sherman Howard Bonsall 110 Francis S. & Annabel W. Lee 111 Julian Carl & No~Jean Dil1a 11.2 JulianCar1 & NoxmaJean Dilla N.24'113 City of Grand Island, Nebra~ka 8.28'113 City of Grand Island, Nebraska 114 To tal fb ii"~ 1. ADDITION AMOUNT West Lawn $111.53 II 117.26 " 265.67 " 519.04 " 569.69 II 145.80 " 145.80 " 128.70 $ 7,199.37 Respectfully submitted this 16th day of November, 1955. ~~.~ Members of the City Council There being no protests, mo~ion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, resolution was adopted. . I I I . RESOLUTION ---------- r;: !~~I C}J ~y S :J BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF G'RAND 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 Paving District No. 242 to be the total sum of $18,316.06; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said District to be the total sum of $18,316.06 and that we find the benefits accruing to the respettive lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the. several descriptions as follows: NAME Andrew G. & Minnie Barton E-I Richard D. & Eleanor J. Gilliland Ei Marvin R. & Helen Schmidt Si E'~ Leonard D. & Lorraine D. Pieper El Nt NormanP. & LeQJ.a M. Rief Ei st Nebraska District Council of Assemblies of God, a Corpn. 6 7 8 8 9 Vantine Ai"viOUNT $692.27 692.27 292.82 292.82 292.82 LOT ADDI TrON Nt Ei 9 E! Nt 10 St Et 10 Robert E. & Betty J. Campion B. A. & Maxine M. Fritz Harry F. & Marie A. Keefer W50.5' Harlan J. & Eldora M. Whitmer E3' Harlan J. & Eldora M. 'Whitmer W46' Clarence B. Cox Jr. & Ramona J. Cox E7.5' Clarence B. Cox Jr. & Ramona J. Cox W41.5' Byron W. & Eleanor R. Marget W50.5' Donald M. & Violette H. Grint Donald M. & Violette H. Grint E3' Warren A. & Lois A. Hoover W46' E7.5' W41.5' Warren A. & Lois A. Hoover 3 25 25 26 26 27 " " II II " " " u 1 1 2 292.82 292.82 292.82 Buena Vista 514.50 II " " " " " " " 17.18 238.54 " " 2 " 34.11 " II 104.59 5 29 . 78 18.30 245.63 35.12 107.70 " " " " " " " " " " " . I I I . N"ilME Robert L. & Elaine L. Harder Roy J. & Viola C. Knuth Henry C. & Adele A. Baumann Jennie Van Skike Jones Jennie Van Skike Jones Jennie Van Skike Jones Jennie Van Skike Jones Bud W. Davenport Bud W. Davenport Elizabeth Yankten Porter ElizabethYankten Porter Herbert. A. & Helen-r:We$ti!:rhofft Herbert A. & Helen Westerhoff Ira W. & Imorgene 13. Merritt Ira W. & Imorgene B. Merritt Harold R. & Gladys M. McKnight Harold R. & Gladys M. McKnight John J. Stiffler Thomas L. & Doris S. West Thom~s L. & Doris S. West Walter H. & Alice A. Geis Walter H. & Alice A. Geis Joachim D. Hansen Joachim D. Hansen R. C. Hillebrandt R. C. Hillebrandt Ezra I. & Doris A. Hill Ezra I. & Doris A. Hill Ezra I. & Dori s A. Hill Adam & Minnie E. Kehm Adam & Minnie E. Kehm William H. Meyer D7;3 LOT ADDITION AMOUNT 46 Buena Vista 604.98 47 II II 309.89 48 " " 118.88 14 Hawthortie Place275.67 15 " II 275.67 16 " " 275.67 17 II " 275.67 18 II " 275.67 19 " " 275.67 20 " II 275 . 67, 21 II " 275.67 22 " " 275.67 23 " " 275.67 24 " " 275.67 3i 25 '~ II 137.83 N1 25 II " 137.83 26 " II 275.67 27 " " 275.67 28 " " 275.67 29 " " 275.67 30 II II 275.67 Ni 31 II II 137.83 81: 31 II II 137.83 32 " " 275.67 33 II " 275.67 N22' 34 " " 151.62 318' 34 " " 124.05 35 II " 275.67 36 II 1# 275.67 37 " " 275.67 38 " " 275.67 39 " n 275.67 Cecil Stanley Owen & Vivian Owen 3 Carson A. & Laura Malcorn 4 Charles C. & Loui se W. Barrett 5 BIis& Bielfeldt 6 John C. & Mildred E. Shreef~r 7 Lyle La.vern & Donora Stewart 8 Stella L. Hugo-a tract of land in the N.W.t Sec. 22-11-9 fronting 108' on the east side of Sycamore St. and being 125 feet in depth on the south side of Phoenix Ave. Stella L. Hugo-a tract of land in. the N.W.t Sec. 22-11-9 fronting 108' on the west side of Sycamore St. and being 125 feet in depth on the south side of Phoenix Ave. NAME LOT 1 1 2 . I Dale F. & Doris Gould W52' John W. & Clara Bixenmann E80' Ralph W. & Hazel C.Chamberlain I Total r; '"".1 '': ~y i ,.~ BLK. ADDITION AMOUNT 7 South Grand Island 115.9~ " " 338.93 " II 454.85 " II 454.85 II II 454.85 8 ." 1# 454.85 " n 454.85 " II 454.85 " " 454.85 744.30 744.30 $18,316.06 Respectfully submitted this 16th day of November, 1955. L~,~ ( Members of the City Council There being no protests, Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. I . . I J. I I . R!~Qh!!.!lQN r~ r.J, :5 { ; BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 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 Paving District No. 244 to be the total. sum of $7,1.!2.68i that we, find the benefits accruing to the real est.ate in saie District to be the total sum of $7,122.68 and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: Morris 2nd. $316.30 328.02 328.02 328.02 328.02 322.16 322.16 322.16 322.16 322.16 322.16 322.16 NAME LOT Ralph E. & Alice Pauline Sheeran 12 BLK. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 " ADDITION Kenneth J.& Rozella Breding 13 Stanley J. & Anna Mae Habr 14 Lester E. & Betty A. Fisher 15 Robert A. & Myrtle M. Pedersenl6 Ma fthew~l'.:i &,Edfth S .'>Wei gand 17 D. J. & Jacqueline McCartney 18 " " " " " " " " " " " " I' " " " " " " " " II Robert N. & Doris A. Hart 19 20 21 22 1 Richard S. & Jane Erickson Ray & Donna Empfie1d Harry G. & Mary F. Green Ralph & Lillian C. Brostrom Francis Edward & Evelyn Ruth Walls 2 3 " Edward G. & Alice Santer " " Allen A. & Delores Evelyn Berg 4 Joseph E. & Romayne E. Avery 5 Christian B. & Alice P. Bj ornson " " " " 6 " AMOUNT " 322.16 322.16 322.16 322.16 322.16 t" "'; ~., tJ 'i (j NAME LOT BLK. ADDITION At\10UNT . HaL H. & Edna c. Smith 7 4 Mo n:is 2nd 328.02 I Donald E. & Gloria Meyer 8 4 " " 328.02 Prank M. & Prances K. Sohultz 9 4 " " 328.02 Richard P. & Dorothy Sweeney 10 4 " " 328.02 Harold L. & Lila May Bumatnn 11 4 " " 316.30 Total $7,122.68 Respectfully submitted this 16th day of November, 1955. I ~.~ Members of the City Council There being no protests, motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. I . . I I I . r. ~~'i" ,,""'; ::,: 'j ( RESOLUTION ---------- BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF 'l'HE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBEi\SKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving District No. 246 to be the total sum of $14,357.12; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in s~id district to be the total sum of $14,357.12 and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME LOT BLK. ADDITION AMOUNT Harold Green s. 75' 6 , 116 Original Town $445.83 Theo. P. Boehm N.57' 5 16 " " 175.86 Alice & Howard Yarns Vi. 36' 6 16 " 1# 339.10 Lulu Pearl Bolen E. 30' 6 16 " " 282.59 James R. & Viola M. Pa rm1ey 7 16 " " 621.69 Ida Clausen s. 77' 8 16 n " 452.80' Henry & Elizabeth c. Hilker N. 55' 8 16 " " 168.89 Frank W, Delmar & Portia s. 88' 5 17 " " 435.50 Wilcox Henry & Elizabeth Hilker N. 44' 5 17 " H 115. '76 Anna & Carl F. Stoltenberg 6 17 8 n 551.26 Frank F. & Lydia ~am~ow' 7 17 " " 551.26 Frank F. & Lydia Zaiii....... 8 17 H " 551.26 ~OW' Emma A. Mi1isen 5 18 " " 621.69 Emma A. Milisen 6 18 " " 621.69 Emma A. Mi1isen 7 18 " " 621.69 Emma A. Milisen 8 18 " " 621.69 Isidore & Ferdora Kahn 1 31 " " 621.69 G. L. Evans. 2 31 " " 621.69 Frieda Knickrehm E. 47' 3 31 " " 442.72 R. P. Handler W. 19' 3 31 H " 178.97 R. P. Handler E. 19' 4 31 n " 178.97 ~\ l'~( (y t NAME LOT BLK. ADDITION AMOUNT Helena M. Underhill N.70'W47' 4 31 Original Town 305.01, . Rudolph P. and Mabel T. Handler 8.62' W47' 4 31 " " 137.65 I C Thuernagle N' 1 32 " " 367.51 Clyde & Bernice v. .. . "it Hazel Loomis S.t 1 32 " " 183.15 Edward & Clara Bader 2 32 " " 551.26 Lillie K. Klarr 3 32 " " 551.26 Robert starr Spangenberg 4 32 " " 551.26 Larry W. & Clara Bank: 1 33 " " 621.69 Larry w. & Clara Bank: E.5' 2 33 " " 47.10 John F.& Frances M. WlaschinW39'E44' 2 33 " " 367.36 Christina Haack: w. 22' 2 33 " " 207.23 Christina Iiaack E. 22' 3 33 " " 207.23 Adda Nicolay w. 44' 3 33 " " 414.46 Harold & Marie Green 4 33 .~ n 621.69 I Total $14,357.12 Respectfully submitted this / b PI. day of ?J ~ 1955. , if ,/ ~-~ Members of the City Council I . There being no protests, motion of Cunningham, seconded by Behnke resolution was adopted. Motion of Cunningham, Council adjourned to meet in regular session. November 16, 1955 F S Whit Grand Island, Nebraska ... . . e November 16, 1955 City Clerk Council met in regular session. All councilmenypresent except Toft, who was excused. . I I I . t''' r"l-I c iJ l ;: November 16, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Sewer District No. 291, which district shall be laid in an easement at the East edge of Hawthorne Place from Delewane Street to Oklahoma Avenue. 632 lin. ft. 8" vitrified clay sewer pipe with hot bituminous joints @ $2.35 per. lin. ft. o IvIanho:'.es complete in place @ ~"~140. 00 $1485.20 420.00 Total 19;05.20 It i R recommended that thi [3 wOl"'k be advert.i 8e\~" for bids to be received until 8: 00 P, 1'L December 7] 1955. Re:})8ctfulJy submltted, f. ~{ . l<~,,,...'-' ",/ E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, was approved. . I I I . r;'~) ,), .. 17 ( '~ n ' '-...Y,j \ November 16) 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand Islcmd, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith certify that the Rentlor Company Inc. has com-oleted the work on Sewer District No. 287 in aecorde,nce with th~ plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and the Rentlor Company Inc. which contract was dated August 29, 1955. I further certify that the work done contains the following material at the unit prices set forth in the contract to-wi t: 347 lin. ft. 8" vitrified clay pipe 3 manholes comnlete $ 763.40 420.0q 1183.40 @ 2.20 140.00 Total I recommend that the work completed by the Rentlor' Company Inc. be accepted by the City of Gr8.nd Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the fOllowing statement of all ~oets in connection with said Sewer District No. 287. To Rentlor Company Inc. To Engineering & Publication $1183.40 59.17 . j", . r v- j Ifotal 1242.57 Entire amount to Sewer District Fund I further recommend that the City Council sit as e. board of equalization on the above SevVAr District No. 287 on the 7th day of December 1955 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Respectfully su~mitted, ~.",'l;:~)()// t'. H. Corde s City Engineer Motion by Wlnkhoff, seconded b~ Behnke, ~eport was ~ppDoved. . I I I . ""'P <- h" r' i V~..l., November IG, 1955 To the Mem~ers of the City Council G-y'and Islancl, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith certify that the Rentlor Comoany Inc. has completed the work on Sewer District No. 288 in accordance wi th the nIans and. specifications Emd contract by ami between the Ci ty o:r Grand Island, Nebrc:l.f:,ka and the Hentlor C0n11)any Inc. which contract was dated August 29, 1955. . I further certify that the work done contains the following matorip,l at the unit prices set forth in the contract to-wi t : - 366.3 lin. ft. 8" vitrified clay pipe @ 2.20 ~f.805. 86 2 manholes complete 140.00 280.00 Total 1085.86 I recommend. that t.he work completed by the Rentlor COml)any InC. be accented by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the fo11017Jing statement of all costs in connection with said Sewer District No. 288. To Rentlor Comnany Inc. To Eneineering & Publication @ <ii'1085.86 54.29 1140.15 Total Entire amount to Sewer District Furm. I further recommeni that the City Council nit as a board of equalization on the above Sewer District No. 288 on the 7th day of December 1955 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Renpectfully submi ttecl, /'~:'i:-j'/Zr~~,ttL~_/j E. H. Cor des City ff!ngineer Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, report was approved. . I I I . ,r::,Q9 ""-;" .j' ,:~;;J November 16, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand. Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 247 in accordance with the" plnns and specification:'] and contract by and" between the City of Grand Island, Nebr8.ska and The Diamond Engineering Co. I further certify th13.t the \Vorlt done contains the followirig materials at the Drics set forth in the contract. 958 .10 5148.64 1009.10 169.00 370~80 107.33 3;,1 . 9 0 1~:22 .00 1222.00 36.00 r) w 1 2 cu. yds. excavation - earth sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement lin. ft. integral curb 1in. ft. stDDdard curb & gutter 11n. ft. Iii expansion joint 1in. ft. concrete header lin. ft. remove curb & gutter sq. ft. remove sidewalk sa. ft. build 4" sidewalk lin. ft. 2411 dra1n box e~ch catch basins each adjust manhole to grade each adjust catch basins @ .60 $ 574.86 2.90 14931.06 .40 403.64 1.35 228.15 .25 92.70 .65 69.76 .30 99.57 .08 97.76 .35 427.70 5.00 180.00 95.00 190.00 15.00 15.00 30.00 60.00 Total 17370.20 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 247 be accepted. by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement at' all costs in connectlon with Paving District No. 247. To The Diamond Engineering 00. To Engineering & Publication 17370.20 868.51 I ; Total 18238.71 To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To be charged to intersActlons 14535.59 3703.12 ~ 1 . 18238.71 I ~urther recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 247 on the 7th day of December 1955 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. illpeatfully submitted, --",--/ /' /~r : -f /f' /)1/" tJ(~4/C;(~<I.- ..... E. H. Cordes City Oi t:y Engineer Motion byWinkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, report was approved. . I I I . r:Q ') ~}' ~JI ~) November 16, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand IsIDno., Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has comnleted the work on Paving District No. 248 in accord.Emce with the plans and specification and contract by and between the City of Grr:md Island, Nebraslw, and Tlw B.iamoncl Engineering Co. I further certify that the work done conta:tns the following matorials at the urice set forth in the contract. 839.5 50.37 . 23 1282.90 451.3 142.5 220 37 233.55 192.5 1729.3 4 5 2 cu. yds. excavation - earth sq. yds 611 concreteoavement 1 in. ft. 6 II integral curb lin. ft. 111 expansion joint lin. ft. concrete header sq. ft. construct 4" side1Nalk lin. ft. remove old header lin. ft. remove old curb & gutter' lin. ft. new curb & gutter sq. ft. remove old siclewalk each adjust mrl.nhole to grac3.o each adjust catch basins each construct new marul01es @ .60 2.90 $ 503.70 14607.97 513.16 112.83 92.62 77.00 9.25 70.07 259.87 138.34 60.00 150.00 190.00 --- el10 .25 .65 .35 .25 .30 1.35 .08 It) . 00 30.00 95.00 Total 16784.81 I recommend that the WOJ"k a.one on the aforesaid Paving District No. 248 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the followint statement of all costs in connection with Paving pistrict No. 248. To The Diamond Engineering Co. To Engineering & Publicatton 16784.81 839.24 Tote,l 17624.05 To Bo divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To Be charged to intersections 10294. f:lA 7329.61 -I Tota.l 17624.05 I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 248 on the 7th day ad Deceomber 1955 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, _A. / ~,(< ;>~/'# A:;? " t/ /;' .....,..~'LL~>:t.{.L~, H' I'" C I) ra" e'" " ...t..;.t.. .l,. / '0 Ci ty L~ngineer Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, report was approved. . I I I . I~~ Q /a ~} ~.) )~t November 16, 1955 To the Members of the City Council a.rand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 249 in accordance with the plans and snecification and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and The Diamond Engineering Co. I further certify that the work done contains the following materials at the price set forth in the contract. 625.0 3755.73 1160.65 308.1 180.9 62.4 37 742.6 89.5 1 cu. yds. excavation - earth sq. yds 6" concrete pavement lin. ft. 6" integral curb lin. ft. I" expansion joint lin. ft. construct concrete header sq. ft. construct 411 sidewaJ.k lin. ft. remove old header lin. ft. remove old sidewalk lin. ft. remove old curb & gutter each adjust manhole to grade $ 375.60 10891.62 464.26 77.03 117.58 21.84 9.25 59.41 26.85 15.00 @ .60 2.90 .40 .25 .65 .35 .25 .08 .30 15.00 Total 12058.44 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 249 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 249.~ To The Diamoncl Engineering Co. To Engineering & Publication 12058.44 602.92 . Total 12661.36 To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To be assessed to City owned property To be charged to intersections 7474.54 9 06 . 25 4280.57 "''1" It Total 12661.36 I fUI'ther recommend that the City Council 8i t as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 249 on the 7th day of December 1955 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Respe9tfully submitted, /-\;:(~-~/tl.~-;:f~~_L/' E. H. Cordes City Engineer Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, report was approved. . I I I . "".'8 ,.c.' "" ~ ~J ( ~ J November 16, 1955 To the Members of the City Council Grand. Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has comoleted the work on Paving Di striet No. 250 in accordance "vi th the plans and srJecification and contract by and between the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska and The Diamond Engineering Co. I further certify that the work done contnins the following materials at the price set forth in the contract. 615.7 3694.31 1100.2 283.2 107.33 96 74.3 686 cu. yds. excavation - earth sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement lin. ft. 6" integral curb lin. ft. 1" expansion joint lin. ft. constru.ct concrete head.er so. ft. construct 4" sidew8.1k lin. ft. remove old curb & gutter sq. ft. remove old sidewalk $ 369.42 10713.50 4.1:0 . 08 70.80 69.76 33.60 22.29 54.88 11774.33 @ .60 2.90 .40 .25 .65 .35 .30 .08 Total I recommenCl. that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 250 be accepted by the City ~f Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 250. To The Diamond Engineering Co. To Engineering ~ Publication $11774.33 588.72 I 12363.05 To be divided as follows: To be assessed to private property To be charged to intersections $10311.96 2051.09 12363~05 I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 250 on the 7th day of December 1955 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Re8pectful1y submitted, -. ../ ~ /J ?/'= A<.;rz' .. (/ ",/ .> 22:: I "- l<# ~~/tlljt-'- lj". H. Cordes City Engineer Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, report was approved. ~P0 ~;~\_) Airport Leases were presented as follows: Clarence Cates - Buildings T-l2l T-l22 $23.20 - 6 months. Flying Tiger Line for parking trailer $5.00 per month for 6 months. . I On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, Leases were approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Extension Agreements were presented as follows: Adam Dubas - T-230 and portion of T-l4 Walter S. Reinecke- T-227 On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, Agreements were approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Letter from the City Planning Commission pertaining to strip of ground 60 feet in width from Sunset Avenue south to Fonner Park for street purposes was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, received and placed on file. Letter from Frank Pierce and also H. VanBergen pertaining to I the closing of sewer ditch along Bismark Road north of Pleasant View Subdivision, wherein the American Crystal Sugar Company would contribute $3,000.00, was presented. On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, letters were received, City Manager directed to acknowledge same. I . . I I I . Q *)1 :') If RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- ~~ERE~, the property owners in Pleasant View Addition to the City of Grand Island, have requested that an open storm sewer ditch construct ed immediately south of and running parallel to Bismark Road be enclosed, and, WHEREAS, said storm sewer ditch has been used for more than fifty years by the American Crystal Sugar Company for the purpose of carrying away waste water from the sugar factory, and WHEREAS, the said American Crystal Sugar Company and the owners of the property in Pleasant View Addition, have agreed to aid in paying for the cost of the construction of enclosing the storm sewer ditch, and the owners of the property in said Pleasant View Addition, in lieu of the payment of money have agreed to deed and convey to the City a strip of land to be used for street purposes in order to provide another out- let from Ponner Park, the deed for said street area to be held in escrow until said storm sewer has been enclosed, and WHEREAS, the City Council has deemed that the amount of money the property owners in Pleasant View Addition should pay for the enclosing of said storm sewer should be the sum of $3,000.00 and finds and deter- mines that it is fair and reasonable to accept in lieu of cash, a strip of land from said property owners, the same to be used for street pur- poses, and WHEREAS, an agreement should be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island, and the owners of the said Pleasant View Addition, covering the enclosure of such storm sewer ditch and the conveyance of the land for such street purposes. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the city accept from the owners of the lots, tracts and parcels of land in Pleasant View Addition, a deed for a strip of land described as . I I I . 1":"0'. , ! ,~, It RESOLUTION ---------- (con't) A tract of land in'the West Half of the Northeast Quarter (Wi NEt) of Section Twenty-two (22), Township Bleven (11) North Range Nine (9), West of the 6th P.M., Hall County, Nebraska, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the South line of said West Half of the North- east Quarter (WtNEt), Section Twenty-two (22), Township Eleven (11), North Range Nine (9) ,West of the 6th P.M., which point is 130 feet east of the center of said Section Twenty-two (22); running thence North parallel to and 130 feet easterly from the west line of said West Half of the NortheastQuarter (Wi NE!) of said Section Twenty-two (22) approximately '1488 .4'feet to a point which is the inter- section of the south line of Sunset J\venue with the west li:net of Blea'santGView"LEllti'vefextended southerly, ,in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; running thence east along the south line of Sunset Avenue 60 feet tothe east line of Pleasant View Drive; running thenCe south on a line which is parallel to and 190 feet from the west line of the West Half of the Northeast Quarter (WiNE!) of said Section Twenty-two (2~), approximately 1488.4 feet to the south line of said vfest Half of the Northeast Quarter (v/i-NEi) of said Section Twenty-two (22); running thence west 60 feet to the point of beginning; it being the intention to convey a southerly prolongation of Pleasant View Drive from the south line of Pleasant View Addition to the City of Grand Island, to the south line of the West Half of the Northeast Quarter (WiNE!), Section. Twenty-two (22), Township Eleven (II) North Range Nine (9), Hall County, Nebraska, said tract to be dedicated to the public for street purposes only, and that said conveyance be received in lieu of the sum of $3,000.00 in cash for the purpose hereinbefore set forth. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that an agreement be entered into by and between the City and the owners of s~id Pleasant View Addition concerning the enclosing 'of such storm sewer and the conveyance of the land for said street purposes herein referred to, and that the,President of the City ~ouncil and the City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of the City of Grand Island. Respectfully submitted this 16th day of November, 1955. cr @.~ Members of the City Council On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. Fi,Qq ..... 'J'"j Agreement for the Diversified Development Company pertaining to closing of sewer ditch and the a:nveying of strip of ground along the west side of Pleasant View Addition, all in lieu of cash payment . I was presented.' On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Cunningham, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. ORDINANCE NO. 3144 assessment of Paving District No. 241 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3144 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3144 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3144 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Cunningham. I Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3144 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3145 assessment of Paving District #242 regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3145 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. lloll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. I . ORDINANCE NO. 3145 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3145 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3145 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, r" n {1 ,~ ~ji lJ was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. . I ORDINANCE NO. 3146 assessment of Paving District #244 regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3146 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Behnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3146 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Behnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3146 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Behnke, I rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Vot ing no, none. 1'0ft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3146 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Behnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3147 assessment of Paving District #246 regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3147 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3147 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, I . rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3147 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3147 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Willlihoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. r:' 0 { ::,P ,",~'j t On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Hehnke, ordinance was ordered drawn creating Paving District on Broadwell Avenue from College Street to north side of Capitol Avenue. Claims against the City were presented. Motion of Hehnke, . I seconded by Wlnkhoff, were approved as read, and listed in claim register. Motion of Winkhoff, Council adjourned to 2:00 o'clock P.M. November 23, 1955. F. S. White City Clerk November 16, 1955 I I . (1 f) :.,.: t.::.!" ';J Grand Island, Nebraska November 23, 1955 Council met as per adjournment of November 16, Vice-President . I of Council presiding. All Councilmen present except Toft and Martin. Representatives of Hall County Highway 281 Association were present. Mr. Bell, as spokesman, requested that the Council give their support to the Association to assist in locating 281 through the city. Mr. Bell gave figures on cost of improving the present highway $2,472,000.00, and for the construction of a new highway, and bridges across the Platte up to the Union Pacific Railroad, $5,277,000.00. After considerable discussion by Council and members of Committee, Mr. Behnke suggested that Engineer Cordes appear with the Hall County Association meeting before the Highway I Commission, November 28, 1955. Recommendations of Evans, Cordes, and Minnick that Chevrolet cars be purchased wer.e presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by hehnke, approved. I . . I I I . ~o ~); ~} ~ RESOLUTION ---------- 'dHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for furnishing three (3) 1956 automobiles for the Police Department, one (1) 1956 auto- mobile for the Fire Department, and one (l) 1956 station waqon for the Engineering Department, to be receivea up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 16th day of November, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the Ci ty Counc.il of said City, and WHEREAS, Central Chevrolet Co. of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska submitted a sealed bid for the same, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the Central Chevrolet Co. of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska , for furnishing three (3) 1956 automobi~es for the Police Department, one (1) 1956 automobile for the Fire Department, and one (1) 1956 station wagon for the Engineering Department, be and the , same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand I sland and the saitl Central Chevrolet Co. , and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of the City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. 23rd Respectfully submitted this :mi.D: day of November, 1955. Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by oehnke, approved. ~ "- t:,: Of ::,} 0' '-t Letter from the First National Bank advising the Council that Warranty Deed from Diversified Development Company was held in escrow. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by hehnke, received . I and placed on file. Recommendation of Engineer Cordes that the bid of Gordon Winter Construction Company for construction of Storm Sewer Project 55-3 was presented. I I . ,~9F) RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for . I material and labor for the construction of Storm Sewer Project No. 55-3, an extension of the 6'x 4' concrete box storm sewer outfall on Bismark Road, to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 16th day of November, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, of the City of Gordon Winter Construction Co. Grand Island, Nebraska submitted a sealed bid for the same, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. ($18,465.00) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the Gordon \vinter Construction Co. of the City of Grand Island, I ,Nebraska , for furnishing the material and labor for the construction of Storm Sewer Project No. 55-3 be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Gordon Winter Construction Co. and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 23rd day of November, 1955. ,F !~\ L c:/ I . Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by hehnke, resolution was adopted. f'On ~) ,] () Petition with 27.2 % signatures for paving distrj;ct in Ingals Street from First to Louise was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, . I seconded by Hehnke was rejected. Release of Emma Kemp for injuries sustained on account of defective man-hole cover was presented. Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. Airport leases were presented as follows: Land lease with Milton B. 8toppkotte, to terminate February, 28, 1958, was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, approved. Grand Island Archers -- Building identified as T-14 for $1.00 a year was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. ORDINANCE NO. 3148 creating Paving Di.strict #257, Broadwell I Avenue from College Street north to Capital Avenue regularly passed by Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3148 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft and Martin absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3148 -, Motion of Winkhoff, seconded py Behnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft and Martin absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3148 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, I . rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft and Martin absent. ORDINANCE NO. 3148 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft and Martin absent. Mr. Cordes advised the Council as to the necessity of new sewers and lift stations. Mr. Burdick also advised the Council as to reasons for the necessity, and the need of $100,000.00. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by H"hnke, that the Council approve the Bond I ssue of $100,000.00. I') Q '01 <./ 'J l Mr. Pettis informed the Council as to the Sewer Revenue Bonds now in effect, and what they could do in the way of further issue. November 22, 1955 . I Y<~, Mayor and City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: RE: FINANCING SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENTS. Your City Manager advises us that your city is faced with making certain improvements to the existing sanitary sewer system, the cost of which will necessitate your borrowing $100,000. Agreeable with Messrs. Burdick, Johrde and Barbarick's request, we submit the following: W~ propose to purchase $100,000 City of Grand Island Sewer Revenue Bonds to be issued under an ordinance containing in general provisions similar to those now contained in the ordinance authori- zing Sewer Revenue Bonds previously purchased by us and which are now outstandin~. The bonds are to be dated January 1, 1956, and are to be due $20,000 in each of the years January 1, 1964 to 1968, inclusive. They shall bear interest at the rate of 2 3/4% for five years and 2~% thereafter, all bonds to be optional after five years. I We will have our attorneys prepare the bond authorizing ordinance for review by your City Attorney and subsequent enactment by the Council, furnish the printed bonds, and our attorneys' legal opinion. The above offer is made for your prompt consideration and acceptance, and delivery of the bonds to us in Omaha on or about January 15, 1956 accompanied by the approving opinion of Wells, Martin, Lane, Baird and Pedersen, and our notification of our acceptance by December 1, 1955. Respectfully submitted, KIRKPATRICK-PETTIS COMPANY By D. L. Pettis Vice-President ACCEPTED this 23rd day of November, 1955 by order of the City Council. CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA ATTEST: By O. E. Cunningham A.President of the City Council I . F. S. White City Clerk (SEAL) Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, proposition was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Motion of Hehnke, Council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk November 23, 1955 FUND Adm. Eng. st. Sewer . Health Inc. I City Hall General Bonds Int. Airport st. Alley Gas. Tax Sanitation Park Police Cemetery Fire Fire Pension I Paving Sewer Sewer Call City Garage Library Music Civil DeL Soc. Sec. Parking Lot Sewer Cons. Ice Water I Light Sewer District .paVing District APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING NOV. 30, 1955 APPROP. 49793.00 39255.00 12425.00 19292.00 28800.00 13265.00 162830.00 79000.00 101250.83 12616.30 55442.70 49035.00 74946.00 145125.00 132165.00 164970.00 24482.00 81179.74 40820.00 16220.00 32810.00 37985.00 5000.00 462.00 26000.00 ADJ. 1243.36 10904.96 1253244.53 1243.36 EXPENDED NOVEMBER 3875.38 3331. 85 92.89 915.02 1086.37 536.10 9837.61 6496.88 283.02 4192.12 3818.90 3449.44 13812.31 1814.93 9606.34 1621. 26 2806.49 4622.83 2112.31 2154.73 2893.73 650.72 70173.62 1370.98 11740.94 130343.89 2414.83 56619.75 272664.01 TOTAL EXPENDED 15068.11 13197.76 703.49 4542.63 3821.32 4091.32 41424.63 1000.00 45459.99 9663.98 6959.36 15185.73 26773.93 44477.03 9759.53 38742.05 6485.04 15054'.69 15425.55 3558.38 9205.63 11361.21 1400.00 r-J' Q .. Vi BALANCE 34724.89 26057.24 11721. 51 14749.37 24978.68 9173.68 121405.37 78000.00 55790.84 2952.32 48483.34 33849.27 48172.07 100647.97 122405.47 126227.95 17996.96 66125.05 25394.45 12661.62 23604.37 26623.79 3600.00 462.00 19926.19 6073.81 1243.36 2448.54 8456.42 311702.44 942185.45 7735.78 50386.38 617724.75 2446.42 167960.48 1157956.25 Respectfully submitted, F. S. White, City Clerk j""" (> ('to ~} ~) ;jJ Grand Island, Nebraska December 7, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. Minutes of meetings of November 16th and November 23rd were read. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, approved. . I Regular surety bond having been O.K.'d by City Attorney presented. Alfred Grubbs - Police Officer. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, approved. Mr. Grimminger and Bayard Paine appeared before the Council, protesting on closing South Front from Walnut to Cedar, giving their reasons as causing a bottleneck, putting too much traffic on Walnut and Third Street, and if and wheT H9Ppe Lumber Company obtained the lease, be an added fire hazard. After considerable discussion, motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff that the lease and cancellation of same be referred to the planning commission. A. C. Mayer appeared before the council protesting on the location given to Grand Island Transit Company for parking purposes on the west side of Pine from Third Street north to alley, claiming I that it was interfering with business of occupants of Mr. Michelson's buildings, suggesting that the bus stop be moved a block east to the east side Salvation Army Building. Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, taken under advisement, City Manager to contact Mr. Camaras as to the feasibility. Mr. Paine also suggested that there be a traffic light placed on Eddy either at 5th or 6th, to protect school children crossing same. Dale Ball appeared before the Council as a representative of the Planning Commission, suggesting that there be building code restrictions whereby businesses moving away from the business center I . furnish off-street parking, stating that the streets were for moving traffic, rather than for parking purposes, making reference to apartment houses, duplexes and professional offices. After some discussion, Mayor Martin appointed Winkhoff, Hehnke, and himself as ex officio member to work along with the planning commission on this project. Bids were opened on Power Plant Piping as follows: C c, rtl ;,' ; fh ,_, . J '. / Douglas "JaDdine~ Q-"'i "",,,V," ",.. ii"" 'cc;,~ "$26",1 (1)0"" "''''0 I -' .~," .,;,' 'r,,'-'- ~-~_"k,-~""",~"'t-'-~~~~-~-"'!'*~~~"!""')-~i-~' li.J.J.;:')'~-;-"\.:J'''v Pittsburgh Piping and Equipment Company-$226,540.00 Winger Construction Company, Inc. ------$287,500.00 Wray M. Scott Company Inc. -------------$207,850.00 Power Servlce Corporation -------------$250,800.00 Peerless Boiler Engineering Co. --------$263,420.00 Murphy Boiler and Piping Company -------$259,274.00 Tuloma Builders Inc. -------------------$311,238.00 L. M. Marcum Company ------------------$236,689.00 On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were . I referred to C. W. Burdick and consulting engineers. 390 days 210 days 300 days 300 days 290 days 240 days 320 days 275 days 330 days Bids on water main and fittings were presented as follows: 16 in. 10 in. 16 in. 16 in. 16 in. Pip~_ Pipe Bell tee Plug Valves T. S. McShane Co., Inc.---- $6.93 $3.39~ McWane Cast Pipe Co.------- $3.39 I Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co. ----- D.S.Pipe & Foundry Co. ---- $7.24~ $3.65~ American Cast Iron Pipe Co. $6.82t $3.42 Alabama Pipe Company ------ $6.93 $3.39t Crane Company ------------- $6.93 $3.39~ James P. C1ow& Sons $6.82t $3.42 Kelly Supply Company ------ $6.92 $3.38 D.S.Supply ~ompany -------- $7.13 $3.49 $125.00 $15.81 $385.25 $394.85 $125.20 $15.81 $109.82 $15.44 $125.20 $15.81 $125.20 $15.81 $109.82 $15.40 $423.77 $125.00 $15.80 $411.00 $125.00 $15.80 $402.60 Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred to C. W. Burdick. Bids on Sewer District 291 were presented as follows: Rentlor Company---------------- $1840.40 March lOth completion Louis H. '::>mith ---------------- $1465.58 Febr. 28th completion Gordon Wi,nter Construction Co.- $1693.52 April 30th completion Diamond Engineering Co. ------- $1842.00 May 15th completion John Claussen & Sons ---------- $1722.00 Jan. 10th completion I . Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, bids were referred to City Manager and City Engineer. Motion of Toft, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment. December 7, 1955 F. S. White City Clerk (~ /~. .~ ufJ'r Grand Island, Nebraska December 7, 1955 Council met as Board of Adjustment for rezoning of Lots 1 and 3 Block 15, Collegeflddition to West Lawn. All councilmen present. . I Request for rezoning was presented along with a letter from the Planning Commission approving rezoning of same. Written protests were presented from Harry and Mildred Kammerlohr H. J. and Elsie Cordes Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Ppole Anna E. Koborg, by her Attorney E. Merle McDermott Lloyd Kelly, Sr. appeared for the Petitioners. After some discussion on motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, request was granted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Hehnke, Toft, Martin. Voting no, none. Motion Cunningham, Council adjourned to meet in regular session. December 7, 1955 F. S. White City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska December 7, 1955 Council met in regular session. All cQuncilmen present. I George Armstrong and George Monson made request to the council for right-of-way ingress and egress in their construction at the bank to accomodate a drive-in depository, having plat which council- men viewed. After some discussion, on motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham request was granted. Letter from Lutheran Hospital and Home Society of America requesting that the Hospital area be taken into the City as per accompanying plat. On motion Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was received and placed on file. Recommendation from the City Planning Commission pertaining to annexing Hospital area was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation was approved and ordinance I . ordered drawn annexing Hospital addition. Letter from the City Planning Commission pertaining to the closing of 13th Street between Wheeler and Locust was presented in which they stated the consensus of opinion it should not be permanently closed. On motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, approved the City Planning Commission report and request was denied. Letter from the City Planning Commission on Sherman Boulevard Parkway was presenBed in wh~ah they stated that if there was a If> (:. n ~\'.:~ . I '. II ~j \ J /:;, moral obligation the city to provide for parkway, that same should be executed, but they felt there should be further investigation as to the records pertmining to acceptance of University Place, that if it was not part of the agreement, the city should not go to the expense of making parkway. . I Advice from Kirkpatrick-Pettis of the releasing of the City of their option on $100,000.00 Sewer Revenue Bond was presented. Motion of Toft, seccmded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. Proposal of Kirkpatrick-Pettis to act as fiscal agent in the issuance of $100,000.00 Sewer Revenue Bonds was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, proposal was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Recommendation of City Engineer bid of Louis H. Smith in the amount of $6,950.05 for the onstruction of Sanitary Sewer Project No. 55-A be accepted was presented. Also .recommendation City Engineer that the bid of Rentlor Company, Inc., in tie amount of $14,138.75 for the construction of Lift Station No.9 be accepted was presented. I I . . I I I . {l (")'", c~ o Ii ~) RES 0 L V T ION \JHEREAS, the Cl'tyt)f Grand Island invited sealed bids for the ~onstruction of ,,\:1. ,sower ma;i.n district known and designated as SeV'lGr Main District No, 291, to bo receivod up to 8 otcloclc P.M on tho 7th day of December , 195'0, and to bo oponod at 8 0 t clool{ P.-M. on said date, at tHe J:1egular meeting of tho City Council of snid City, and Vlf!li;HEAS, the Louis H. Smi th of the City of Grand leland, Nebraska, subMitted a sealed bid for the construction of naid ~lstrlet and the bid of "' said contractor vms found to bo tho lovlOst and bost bid. i {,UeJ NOW, ~reREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of , Grand Island, Nobraska; that the bid of tho said Louis H.Smith of tho City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for tho construction of said sewer main district known and designated 8.9 Sevor Main District No~ 291; be, and tho same is hereby accepted; that a contract for tho construction of said sowor tlain district bo enterod into qy and betwoon tho City of Grand Island and tho said Louis H.Smith , and thot tho Prosidont of tho Cit~T Council and the Clerk of said City, be, and they arc hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully subr1itted this 7th day of December , 195' _,' cf ~.~~ Members ~1:the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. g~ f) /2, VU':t RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- . I WHEREAS, the City ef Grand Island, invited sealed bids for the furnishing of the following materials for the water de- partmen t: 1-16" gate valve to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 7th day of December, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Ludlow Valve Mfg Co. of the City of Kansas City, Mo. submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said materials, and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand. Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said I Ludlow Valve Mfg Co. of the City of for the furnishing of said materials be, and the same is he.reby accepted; that a contract for the said materials be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Ludlow Valve Mfg Co. and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said. City, be, and. they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectful.1y submitted this 7th day of December, 1955. I . Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. . I I I . (': n r)" U Ii' ,. RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- ,~ WHEREAS, the City of Grand Islanci:i,nvited sealed bids for furni shing and erecting at the Municipal Elect:rio Plant, power piping to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 7th day of Deczember, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at the regular meeting af the City Coun- cil of said City, and WHEREltC! W ,/; 2 (,'/ ~'?Il. J:1.>.), ray M.Scott Co. j' , . ,iV' of the City of Omaha, Nebraska submitted a sealed bid for the same, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOw', THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of tne City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the Viray M.Scott Co. of the City of Omaha, Nebraska , for furnishingano erecting at the Muncipal Electric Plant, power piping, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Wray M.Scott Co. and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on be- half of said City. Respectfully submitted this 7th day of December, 1955. (f (Pr~' Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adpted. n {' (7) ~'.' II' " 0\'0 RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- . I WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, invited sealed bids for the furnisrung of the following materials for the water department: 25~8 feet of 16" pipe and fittings to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 7th day of December, 1955, and to be opened at 8 0' clock P. M. em said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council, of said City, and WHEREAS, James B.Clow & Sons of the City of Chicago, Ill. submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said materials, and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said James B.Clow & Sons of the City of I for the furnishing of said materials be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the said materials be entered into by and between the City of Gran d Island and the said James B.Clow & Sons and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City, be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 7th day of December , 1955. o ~. ~~ I . Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. tf~ "1 VI oU, Recommendation City Manager and Commissioner Burdick that the bid of McWane Cast Iron Pipe Co. be accepted. RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, invited sealed bids for . I the furnishing of the following materials for the water department: 1278 feet of 10" Pipe and fittings to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 7th day of December, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, McWane Cast Iron Pipe Company of the City of Kansas Ci ty, Mo. submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said materials, and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said McWane Cast Iron Pipe Company of the City of Kansas City,' Mo. forfue furnishing of said materials be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the said I materials be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said McWane Cast Iron Pipe Co. and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City, be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 7th day of December 1955. ~ c _ YVL a.ri. ~ Members of the City Council I . Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. {. (l c) o ,f(j RESOLUTION . I WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of material and labor for the construction of sewer in Sanitary Sewer Project No. 55-A in Pleasant View Addition, an addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 16th day of November, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Louis H. Smith, of tne City of Grand Island, Nebraska submitted a sealed bid for the same, and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. ($6,950.05) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the Louis H'. Smith of the. City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the furnishing of I material and labor for the construction of sewer in Sanitary Sewer Project No. 55-A in Pleasant View Addition, be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Louis H. Smith and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 23rd day of November, 1955. I . ~. e.*~ Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. . I I I . g' (;. C)l U (r;, E-liS01Q.T!..O! WHERE~, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnish ing of material and labor for the construction of Lift Station No.9, which is to be constructed approximately 500 ft. north of the intersection of Bismark Road and Cherry Street, to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 16th day of November, 1955, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Rentlor Company, Inc. of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska submi tted a sealed bid for the same,. and the bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. ($14,138.75) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL, of the Cit'y of Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the Rentlor Company, Inc. of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska , for the furnishing of material and labor for the construction of Lift Station No.9, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Rentlor Company,Inc. and the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this2~ day of November, 1955. (Y (D,- j/k~' ._t Members of the City Council Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted.. On Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned to meet as Board of Equalization. December 7, 1955 F. S. White Ci ty Clerk GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA 6{ 0 December 7, 1955 Council met as Board of Equalization on Paving Districts 247 248, 249, 250, and Sewer Districts 287, 288. All councilmen pres~nt. RESOLUTION ---------- . I BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof, as provided by law, that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving District No. 247 to be the sum of $14,535.71; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said Paving District No. 247 to be the sum of $14,535.71; and that we find the ~enefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: Name D..ot Blk. Addition Amount J ames E. & DarleenJ"'lalker 1 2 Morris $787.35 Gerald C. & A. Frieda Wheeler 2 2 " 600.49 Arthur v. and Norma E. Richardson 3 2 " 407.50 I RobertA. & Shirley A. Anderson 4 2 " 352.03 Patrick Je:r::eme & Frances K. Francis 5 2 " 352.03 James E. & Mary T. Riley 6 2 " 352.03 James I. & Selma Shamberg 7 2 " 352.03 Harry I. & Maryne E. Whitesell 8 2 " 352.03 Benn & Elizabeth J. Cowan 9 2 " 352.03 Howard E. & Geralda I. Johnson 10 2 " 352.03 August J. & Barbara A. Hanptli 11 2 " 352.03 Leonard P. & Mary Francis Buhrman 12 2 " 352.03 Arthur A. & Meta Schmidt 13 2 " 352.03 Robert w. & Eleanor J. Sindlar 14 2 " 352.03 Francis C. & Doris Elaine Daugherty 15 2 " 352.03 I C. Harry & Hertha B. Ericksen 16 2 " 388.30 . Joseph A. & Bridget Sedlacek 30 2 " 59.20 Alfred & Nellie B. Mohl 31 2 " 265.18 Donald L. & Edna M. Cole 32 2 " 489.66 . I I I . RES 0 L UTI 0 N (can't) N AlVIE Virgil R. & Margarette M. Eihusen E42' Eugene L. & Delores K. Lewis W14' Eugene L. & Delores K. Lewis E46' Ray H. & Clara W. Ingrim WIO' Ray H. & Clara W~ Ingrim Ralph E. & Alice Pauline Sheeran Kenneth J. & Rozella Breding Stanley J. & Anna Mae Babr Norbert J. & Elaine Kampsnider Norbert J. & Elaine Kampsnider wi E. Dale & Betty J. Roush E. Dale & Betty J. Roush Igna~ A. & Marie T. Goe Roy A. & Bertha Johnson Richard H. & June A. Franzen Et Clarence A. Jr. & Virginia T. Lewis Donald & Lavera Mae Kerr Edgar F. & Laura M. Williams Robert C. & Sylvia J. Happold R. Wayne & Henrietta B. O'Neal Raymond A. & Betty Jane Baker Donala S. & Marjorie Bishop Clifford E. & Mildred Watson James H. & Hazel Rosella Vohland glarence O. Walters, Jr. and Maude E. Walters 32 Total 61 LOT ELK. ADDITION AMOUN'I' 9 3 Morris 2nd$ 32.78 9 10 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 " II " II " II II Morris 3rd " " " II " " " " " II " II II " II 5 " 57.36 222.07 58.73 530.47 448.85 237.60 76.27 328.56 176.01 176.01 352.03 352.03 352.03 416.04 352.03 352.03 352.03 352.03 352.03 352.03 352.03 352.03 352.03 328.56 $ 14,535.71 Respectfully submitted this 7th day of December, 1955. (3f (', ~ Members of the City Council There being no protests, on motion of Toft,seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- R1 ';]1 J ..1 :,d BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof, as provided by law, that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving District No. 248 to be the sum of $10,294.50; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said Paving District No. 248 to be the sum of $10,294.50; and that we find the benefits ac- . I cruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descrip- tions as follows: N AIVIE Gordon L. & Emma F. Neligh Gordon L. & Emma F. Neligh Roy B. Jacobs,Sr. & Roy B. Ja- cob$, Jr. 10 I Myrtle L. Kiser Myrtle L. Kiser wi Harry J. & Faye E. Purse11E-?a Harry J. & Faye E. PursellWi Amanda F. & Albert J. Loef- felbein Lee R. & Venus C. Cargill Emerson C. & Fern E. Droullard 3 Donald J. & Hazel M. Garner Niels & Minnie Thomsen Nt Walter H. & Shirley M. KruseSt 4 Niels & Minnie Thomsen N-?a LOT 8 9 6 7 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 I . Walter H. & Shirley M. KruseSi 5 Einar H. & Dorothy W. Beason 3 Emil J. & Dorothy E.~aclavek 4 Emil J. & Dorothy E. VaclavekE2' 5 \\T50.8' 5 Clyde & Nettie Copple Frank Moeller Howard J. Lee & Anna L. Connelly 6 7 BLK. ADDITION AMOUNT 60 Wheeler & Bennett's $ 94.64 60 60 61 61 61 " " 230.66 " " 450.46 532.20 146.64 125.87 " " " " " " 61 "" 111.82 Wheeler & Bennett's 60 Sec&,nd Ad,9ition 532.20 60 60 61 61 61 61 61 70 70 70 70 70 70 " " 272.51 111.82 111.82 136.25 136.25 266.10 266.10 111.82 272.51 11.94 520.26 532.20 " " " " " " " " " II " " " " II " " " " " " " " " 272.51 RESOLUTION (con't) N AlVIE LOT Clyde L. & Margaret A. Ziegler 8 . I Kenneth C. & Marjory V. Smith N75' 1 Bryon E. & Alta M. Ware S57' 1 Walter & fressa A. Delahoyde William H. & Irma Ruth Rogge E42' 2 3 Trinity Lutheran Church, Mis- souri Synod, 8 William L. & Edna E. Janssen 9 Edmond W. & Ollie E. Petersen 10 Fred & Ruth E. Frick 1 Erwin G. & Mildred A. Kohtz 2 3 8 9 10 Edith Lackenmacher I Frank M. & Juanita E. Snyder Paul & Dorothy Frauen Walter C. & Elsie L. Renter John M. & Lucille B. Beadle 3 Leo & Edith E. Jeratowski 4 William F. & Rose Mettenbrink 5 John A. Phelps 6 George A. & Amy I. Hughes 7 Warren H. & Nettie C. Alexander8 TOTAL ELK. f~ "1 f) ,j i .j ADDITION AlYIOtH.\!T 70 Wheeler & Bennett's secon~ $ 111.82 " " 302.39 229.81 272.51 71 71 71 71 71 71 71 " " II " " " 111.82 " 111.82 272.51 532.20 " " " " II 74Wheeler & Bennett's 3rd 450.46 74 74 74 74 74 75 75 75 75 75 75 " " 230.66 94.64 94.64 230.66 450.46 94.64 230.66 450.46 450.46 230.66 94.64 " /I " " II " II " " " " " " " " " " " " " $ 10,294.50 Respectfully submitted this 7th day of December, 1955. ~ (1 ../4(~ I . Members of the City Council There being no protests, on motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. Ill,' , li-), N Ii \ ._;;L ~ RESOLUTION . I BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND NEBRASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof, as provided by law, that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving District No. 249 to be the sum of $8,380.78; that we find the benefits ac- cruing to the real estate in said Paving District No. 249 to be the sum of $8,380.7$; and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said dis- trict to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as I . Agnes M. & Edmund P. Crick, a parcel of land 6" x 28' beginning 56'8" N. of S.E. corner of Lot 7 4 4 18 " " " " .49 113.33 Agnes M & Edmund P. Crick 8 Albert H. & Rosemary A. Hamik 3 Schimmer's Add. Steve E. & Domicella L. Slobaszewski 4 " " 113.33 276.19 539.38 539.38 TrO-Y? W. & Lorene G. Keller William P. & Gertrude L. Schommer 5 6 18 18 18 " " " " RESOLUTION (Con't) NAME' Richard H. &; June. A. Franten . I Warren V. &; Marie Keller Edna L. Whi tmus N44' Clement &; Julia Earl 044' Frank L. &; Rose M. Valasek S44' Edna L. Whitmus N44' Clement &; Julia Earl .G44' Frank L. &; Rose M. Valasek S44' Emil C. &; Bettie M. Krikac Frances M. Lee &; Margaret M. Manning Mauri tz R. &; Al.1ce M. Ols.on Donald L. &; Opal L. Machan I City of Grand Island, Nebraska City of Grand Island, Nebraska City of Grand Is.land, Nebraska Blessed Sacrament Church Ble aaed Sacrament Church Blessed Sacrament Church Total f" ..l; t:"'; t) 1,) LOT ELK. ADDITION ? 18 SeQtmmer's 8 18 " 1 19 " 1 19 " 1 19 tt 2 19 " 2 19 " 2 19 " 3 19 tt 8 19 " 9 19 It 10 19 " Fr. 8 24 It Fr. 9 24 " Fr. Fr. 10 24 n Fr. Fr. 6 25 tt Fr. Fr. 7 25 " Fr. Fr. S 25 " " AMOUNT $ 276.19 113.33 153.21 " It 153.21 It 153.21 It 78.45 It 78.45 u 78.45 It 96.57 II 113.33 276.19 539.38 t1 n " 110.56 " 269.4(3 526.23 tt It 237.52 " 68.75 11.74 It $ 8,380.78 Respectf'ully su;t!>>nitted this 7th day of December, 1955. ~ (V - }II.{ ;;;:;;;;L, Members of the City Council I . There being no protests, on motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. RES 0 L UTI 0 N n. ~ f" t) L ~) BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due . I notice having been given thereof, as provided by law, that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving District No. 250 to be the sum of $10,311.96; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said Paving District No. 250 to be the sum of $10,311.96; and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several des- criptions as follows: NAME LOT BLK. Herman A. & Ida W. Stein Bessie A. Clark I Einor H. & Dorothy W. Benson Emil J. & Dorothy E. Vaclavek Emil J. & Dorothy E. Vaclavek E2' Clyde & Nettie Copple W50.8'5 Kenneth C. & Marjory V. Smith N751 1 Bryan E. & Alta M. Ware Walter & Tressa A. Delahoyde William H. & Irma Ruth Rogge S57' 1 John & Clara Meyer Henry E. & Irene E. Timpke Trinity Lutheran Church,Missouri Spod in Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska I . Tr:i.nity Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod in Grand Island,HalL Co.Nebr 3 Tr:i.nity Lutheran Church,Missouri Synod in Grand Island, Hall Co.Neb.4 Trinity Lutheran Church,Missouri Synod in Grand Island,Hall Co.Nebr.5 Frank & Stancie Larekick S76.5' 6 Stanley E. Lumbard N55.5' 6 ADDITION AMOUNT 70 Wheeler's & $ 366.24 Benne tt IS Second Add. 1 2 70 " 70 " 70 II 70 " 70 II 71 It 71 It 71 It 71 II 71 II 71 " 72 " 72 " 72 II 72 It 72 II 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 1 2 tI 366.24 tI 366.24 n 309.97 It 11.74 298.23 " II 222.29 n 87.68 II 309.97 309.97 " tI 309.97 II 309.97 " 366.24 It 366.24 It 366.24 " 366.24 tI 366.24 73 Wheeler's and Bennett's Third265.72 73 II It 100.52 RESOLUTION (Can't) NAME Frank & Stancie Larebick . I Stanley E. Lumbard Clara C. Beyersdorf & Selma Hausmann Maurine F. Jackson Charles W. & Lorna S. Kurkowski Sophie M. Dennis Ellen M. Miller Frank M. & Juanita E. Snyder Paul & Dora thy F1rauen Walter C. & Elsie L. Renter John A. Phelps George A. & Amy I. Hughes Warren H. & Nettie C. Alexander I Elizabeth Wiechman Rudolph & Bernadine Ewaldt Total ,,,,'1 "; DL0 LOT BLK. ADDITION AMOUNT S76.5' 7 73Wheeler's & Bennett t s Jrl::iilird 265.72 N55.5' ", tt u 100.52 73 8 73 tt n 9 73 II " 10 73 " I' 6 74 " u 7 74 " It 8 74 " " 9 74 " u 10 74 " It 6 75 It " 7 75 " n 8 75 It " 9 75 It " 10 75 It It 366.24 366.24 366.24 309.97 309.97 309..97 309.97 309.97 366.24 366.24 366.24 366.24 366.24 $ 10,311.96 Respectfully submitted this 7th day of December, 1955. cr- (b_ ~ I . Membersof the City Council There being no protests, on motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. . I I I . ~1 ~) { RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization, after due notice having been given thereof, as by law provided, that we find the total cost of the construction of Sewer District No. 287 to be the total sum of $621.30; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of $621.30, and that we find the benefits accruing to the lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME DESCRIPTIONS ADDITION AMOUNT James R. & Betty Weaver Home $ 155.87 Subdiv. Beginning at the N.E. corner of Lot 10,run- ning thence W.78', thence S. parallel to the Lot line between Lta.lO & 11,to the N. line of 18th St. run- ning thence N.E. along the N.line of 18th to the W.line of Wheeler Ave; running thence N. 50.7' to the point of beginning. Beginning at a point Home 190.02 19.4'W.of the N.E. Subdiv. corner of Lt.ll,run- ning thence W70',thence S.parallel to the W. line of Lt.ll to the N.line of 18th St.run- ning thence N.E.along the N.line of 18th St. to a point 19.4' W of the E line of Lt.ll, running thence N.to the point of beginning. Richard M. & Mary Ann Ely William Francis Fagan The Westerly 80' of that part of Lt.ll, lying N. of 18th St. and east of Walnut Street. 275.41 Home Subdv. Total $ 621.30 Respectflully submitted this TPA day of ~ , 1955. ~. (! VIAA.4 ' Members of the City Council There being no protests, on motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. f~1 I '-.-1 ii ., R~SQLUT!ON . I BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, sitting as a Baard af Equalizatian after due notice having been given thereof, as by law provided, that we find the total cast of the construction of Sewer District No.. 288 to. be the total sum of $1140.13; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of $1140.13,and that we find the benefits accruing to. the lots, tracts, and par- cels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the sev- eral descriptioDB as follows: NAME LOT BLK. ADDITION AMOUNT Harry Husman 9 Husmanls Subdivision $ 114.01 I Minnie Schroeder Minnie Schroeder Harry Husman Harry Husman Gearge A. Staal Clifton E. & Lillian 10 11 12 13 N551 SllOI Fuller S551 II It It It " " It 114.01 114.01 114.01 114.01 285.04 285.04 ." " 4 4 KQeh1er Sub. " " Tatal $ 1140.13 Respectfully submitted this 7" daYOf~, 1955. ~@.~ Members af the City Counei1 I . There being no. pratests, on metion ef Teft, secended by Winkheff, reselutien was adepted. On metien ef Cunningham, Ceuncil adjeurned to. meet in regular sessien. F. S. White City Clerk December 7, 1955 6<3''< GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA December 7, 1955 Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. Petition for sewer between 11th Street and 11th Avenue in easement . I of Lot 15, Block 1, Dill and Huston's Addition, with 100% signatures was presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, request was granted, and ordinance ordered drawn. Petition for sewer between 11th Street and 11th Avenue in easement on north sides of Blocks 1-2-3, Dill and Huston's, 58.7% signatures was presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, request was granted, and ordinance ordered drawn. Protests on Paving District 256 with 54% signatures was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, that an ordinance be drawn repealing Ordinance No. 3135 creating Paving District No. 256. Request for rezoning the W~ Lot 5, Block 8, Kernohan~and Decker's Addition from Residence "B" to Business "A" was presented. I Also request for rezoning Lot 1, Block 25, College Addition from Residence "A" to Business "B" was presented. Neither request complying with the Ordinance No. 3139, requests were ordered returned to the petitioners giving them the regulations governing petitions for rezoning. I . ~~ ,f ....,j RES 0 L UTI 0 N . I BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCHL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the assignments of S. Dean Evans, Sr. of his int- erest in leases to the buildings designated as: T-12:3, T-115, T-l:31, T-846, T-854, T-855, T-101, T-1lS, and T-842 situated on the Grand Island Municipal Airport to the Evans Grain Com- pany and of the assignment of his interest in the leases to buildings designated as: T-84l, T-l:3l, T-115, T-12:3 on said airport to the Central States Industries, Inc. be,and the same are hereby approved, and that the consent thereto be signed by the President of the City Council and the City Clerk and the seal of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, be there- unto affixed. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a certified copy of this res- I olution be attached to each of said assignments and that certi- fied copies of the same be sent to the said assignee, Evans Q:rain Company and Central States Industries, Inc., to 8. Johrde, City Treasurer, and Don ~inder, Airport Superintendent. Respectfully submittea. this 7t1. day Of~, 1955. ~ <E, V!i~., Members of the City Council I . Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted, Mayor authorized to sign the consent of assignment. {~ C)q U-' .r:,,,l <~ . I yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3149 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3149 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. I ORDINANCE NO. 3149 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Hehnke, was placed onftnal passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3150 levying taxes on Paving District #248 regularly passed by Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3150 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3150 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. I . ORDINANCE NO. 3150 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Votingn9 ,(,none. ORDINANCE NO. 3150 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on frnal passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft, voting no, none. t:: Q! i) U (~, .) ORDINANCE NO. 3151 levying taxes on Paving Dlst'rlct#249 regularly passed by Council, signed by the Hayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3151 -Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, was placed in first reading at length. Hall call ballot. Voting . I yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3151 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Hartin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3151 - Notion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. , Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Nartin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3151 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Vot lng yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Mart in, 'l'oft, voting no, none. I ORDINANCE NO. 3152 levying taxes on Paving District #250 regularly passed by Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. ::?.152 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, W:l..nkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Vot ing no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3152 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Hartin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3152 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, I . rules suspended and. ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3152 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was placed 'on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft~ Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3153 levying taxes on Sewer District No. 287 regularly passed by Council, signed by the Mayor. {~ ~ ,1 ~J fJ If- ORDINANCE NO. 3153 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO._3153 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, . I 'rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3153 - Motion of Winkhoff, s~conded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkh6ff, Hehnke" Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3153 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. I ORDINANCE NO. 3154 levying taxes on Sewer District No. 288 regularly passed by Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE\NO. 3154 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed 'on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voti:r.lg yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3154 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. I ORDINANCE NO. 3154 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. I . ORDINANCE NO. 3154 - Motion of Hehnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3155 creating Sewer Distri,ct No. 292 regularly passed by Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3155 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. (;' >) I:' ',).(, ,j ORDINANCE NO. 3155 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3155 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, . I rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3155 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on final passage and finally passed. holl call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3156 repealing Ordinance No. 3135, regularly passed by Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3156 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3156 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, I rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3156 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3156 - Motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Cunningham, Martin, '1'0ft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3157 rezoning Lots 1 and 3, Block 15, College I . Addition to West Lawn from Residence "BII to Business liB II regularly passed by Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3157 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3157 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Behnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. {~ Gi {') .~j /_J \) ORDINANCE NO. 3157 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, rroft . V ot ing no, none. . I ORDINANCE NO. 3157 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. 'Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. Recommendation of Harold Prince that a settlement with Pearl Hilty in th$ sum of $5,482.86 be accepted, and that the City Clerk draw a warrant covering same. After some discussion, motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation was approved. The City Manager advised the Council that Mr. Vautrauvers who has been leasing building at the airport, made request that he would not have to pay for building during certain months of the year when the business was slow. After some discussion, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham-, Manager was authorized to notify Mr. I Vautrauvers that the lease would stand as written, or that he should vacate. Claims against the City were presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, claims were ailowed as read and listed in the claim register. holl call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Cunningham, Martin, Toft. Voting no, none. On motion of Winkhoff, Council adjourned. F. S. White December 7, 1955 City Clerk I . . I I I . f) ,C' (J I Grand Island, Nebraska December 13, 1955 Council met as per special call of City Manager, for authorizing the advertising of Notice ~or Bids on $100.000.00 Sanitary Sewerage Revenue Bonds. All Councilmen present. NOTICE OF BOND SALE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA $100,000 SANITARY SEWERAGE MORTGAGE REVENUE BONDS The City of Grand Island, Nebraska, will receive sealed bids only for the purchase of $100,000 Sanitary Sewerage Mortgage Revenue Bonds at the office of .the City Clerk, F. S. White, in the City Hall, Grand Island, Nebraska, until 7:30 o'clock P.M., C.S.T. on JANUARY 4, 1956 at which time they will be publicly openeu and considered by the City Council. The bonds, to be dated February 1, 1956, will be issued in coupon form only (principal and semi-annual interest payable February 1 and August 1 at the County Treasurer's office, Grand Island, Nebraska) and will be in the denomination of $1,000 each and will mature as follows: $20,000 February 1, 1964 20,000 February 1, 1965 20,000 February 1, 1966 20,000 February 1, 1967 20,000 February 1, 1968 All bonds will be optional February 1, 1961, in whole or in part, or any time thereafter in the inverse order of their serial number. Bidders shall bid not less than par and specify not more than three interest rates in multiples of 1/8 of 1% and may not specify more than one single interest rate to be borne by any bond or any single maturity. The bonds will be awarded to the bidder whose bid on the above computation produces the lowest interest cost to maturity to the city. Bidders for the bonds must submit their proposal in duplicate on bidding forms obtained from the City Clerk. The bids shall be uncondi~ tional without deliniation or change in said form. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified or cashler's check in the amount of $5,000, payable to the City Treasurer of Grand Island, to be forfeited as liquidated damages if such bid is acceptable and the bidder fails to take up and pay for the bonds. The bonds of this issue, $100,000, dated February 1, 1956, and the outstanding Sanitary Sewerage Mortgage Revenue Bonds of the City of Grand Island, dated July 1, 1953, in the amount of $110,000, and $135,000 dated <Tune 1 < 1954, are equally and ratably s.ecured as to payment by a first.mortgage lien on the entire sa:iUlRry sewerage system of the city and by a franchise to O,t.e?ate the system, pursuant to contract of the city withthe holders of the bonds. The bonds are payable only out of the revenues received from service charges established, levied and collected for the use of the sewerage system and disposal plant. The bonds will carry the approving legal opinion of Wells, Martin, Lane, Baird and Pedersen of Omaha, Nebraska. Both the legal opinion and printed bonds will be furnished without cost to the purchaser. () n ("\ f"', /' ""i. ~) .>''Ii.-l () . I The bonds will be delivered to the purchaser free of expense in the City of Grand Island, Lincoln or Omaha, Nebraska. Delivery elsewhere will be at the expense of the purchaser. Delivery is anticipated about February 10th. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Inquiries for bidding forms and statistical information should be directed to F. S. White, City Clerk, City Hall, Grand Island, Nebraska. BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA By: F. S. White City Clerk Dated December 13, 1955 On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, Clerk was authorized to advertise for bids on $100,000.00 Sanitary Sewerage Revenue Bonds. Roll call ballot. Cunningham. Voting no, Voting yes, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Toft, Martin, none. Motion of Winkhoff, Council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk December 13, 1955 I I . . I I I . r.) f) r ,_", ,~...".J ~ Grand Island, Nebraska December 21, 1955 (4 o'clock P.M. ) Council met in regular session. All councilmen present. Minutes of the meetings of December 7 and December 13 were read. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, approved. Regular surety bonds having been O.K.'d by the City Attorney, were presented as follows: C. E. Rockwell, Police Nebraska Neon Sign Company, Sign Hangers A. L. Horn, Auctioneer Merle T. Lawrence --------------- Fred Springsguth --------------- Maurice Lamb -------------------- G. H. Nettenbrink --------------- Walter Delahoyde ---------------- Electrician " " " " Bernhard Kemper ----------------- Edward J. Bell ------------------ O'Hara Plumbing Company --------- Ralph E. Sorensen --------------- Orville Roe --------------------- Plumber n " " t! On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, approved. Request of Robert Burton for rezoning Lot 1, Block 25, College Addition to West Lawn, from Residence "A" to Business "Bt! was presented Motion of Cunningham, seconded by rtehnke, referred to planning commission. Letter from the planning commission pertaining to Highway 281 recommending the same be made a fifty-two (52) ft. throughway from 'Third Street south on Eddy was presented. On mot ion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. Letter from the Red Rooster protesting parking of buses on Sycamore Street between Third Street and alley was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. Letter from Harold A. Prince pertaining to the settlement of Pearl Hilty was presented, along with the Court Order and Judgment. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. Extension Agreement Texas Company at the Airport was presented. On motion of Behnke, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved, Mayor authorized to sign. ""'7:> ;' h > 4.l J eJ ~j liESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the assignments of S. Dean Evans, Sr. of his interest . I in leases to the buildings designated as: T-123, T-846, T-854, T-855, T-10l, T-llS, and T-842 situated on the Grand Island Municipal Airport to the Evans Grain Company dated October 1, 1955, and the assignments of his interest in the leases to buildings designated as: T-841, T-131, T-115, on said airport to the Central States Industries, Inc. dated October 1, 1955, be and the same are hereby approved; and that the consent thereto be signed by the Presiden of the City Council and the City Clerk and the seal of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, be thereunto affixed. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a certified copy of this resolution be attached to each of said assignments and that certified copies of the same be sent to the said respective assignees, Evans Grain Company I and Central States Industries, Inc., and to S. Johrde, City Treasurer, and Don Kinder, Airport Superintendent. Respectfully submitted this 21st day of December, 1955. Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by nehnke, Resolution Was adopted. I . RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS on the 18th day of March, 195~, the council of the City of Grand Island passed and approved Ordinance No. 2359 . I levying special assessments to pay for the costs of Gravel Dis- trict No. 23, and WHEREAS, Lot 19 standing of record in the name of Wllliam E. and Ethel Schleichardt was assessed the amount of $8.25, and WHEREAS, said Lot 19 should have been assessed as follows: OWNER William E. & Ethel Schleichardt DESCRIPTION E96' & SIll' W69' Lot 19, Barks 2nd Subdivision AMOUNT $4.80 Grover Stapleman N153' W69' Lot 19, Barks 2nd Subd~v. 3.45 AND WHEREAS, the tax records of the City of Grand Island should be changed and corrected as herein provided. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CI'rY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: I That the tax records of the City of Grand Island be changed and corrected as herein provided; that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby directed and authorized to change said tax records as herein set forth, and that the City Clerk forward to said City Treasurer a certified copy of this resolution. Respectfully submitted this the 21st day of December,1955. / i .,;,'T C;: v- r /j (c t>z.( (.( /1.E,_. . Members of the City Council-- I . Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by hehnke, resolution was adopted. ~q ,} ;] RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- . I WlffiREAS, on the loth day of December, 1955, a warrant in the sum of ~~5482.86 drawn on the Police Fund was delivered to Pearl Hilty, in payment of a lump sum settlement in a Workmen1s Compen- sation matter, and WlillREAS, said warrant was erroneously paid out of the Police Fund and the same should have been paid from the Incidental and Miscellaneous Fund of the General Fund. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the sum of $5,482.86 erroneously paid out of the Police Fund be transferred from the Incidental and Miseellaneous Fund to the Police Fund to reimburse said Police F'und for the amount erroneously taken therefrom; that the sum of $5,482.86 be shown paid from the Incidental and Miscellaneous Fund for the I payment ai' the amount due the said Pearl Hilty; that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and directed to transfer said funds as herein set forth; that the transfer thereof be shown on the records of the City of Grand Island, and that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this resolution to the City Treasurer and to Robert W. Rank, Comptroller and Purchasing Agent. ~ Respectfully submitted this the 21st day of December, 1955. ,-<,\ ,( (' "l_ .-,' (C , I !(-c~, Ie L' I . MEmbers of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, Resolution was adopted. . I I I . p)~ . ~ X OHDINANCE NO. 3158 extending corporate limits of City of Grand Island to include Lutheran Hospital Addition regularly passed by Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3158 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Behnke, Martin. Voting no, none. ORDI~ANCE NO. 3158 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3158 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3158 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, behnke, Martin. Voting no,none ORDINANCE NO. 3159 fixing the interest rates on special assessment regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE NO.. 3159 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, was placed on first reading at length. holl call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, 1'oft, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3159 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3159 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title orlly. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE NO. 3159 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Behnke, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Martin. Voting no,none Lease Agreement Union Pacific for 20 ft. strip between Walnut and Cedar Streets on W. S. Front to be used for street purposes was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to City Planning Commission. . I I I . f''& C1 O~j Report of C. H. Hoper Company, Denver, the appraisal of City Light Plant and approval of the new bookkeeping system in the Light office was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was received and placed on file. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, ordinance was ordered drawn setting the regular meeting time of the Council at 4 o'clock P.M on the ~irst and third Wednesdays of each month. Claims against the city were presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, were allowed as presented and listed -in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Hehnke, Toft, Martin. Voting no, none. Motion of Winkhoff, Council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk December 21, 1955 10'1 I~ O~J:) APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1955 FUND APPROP. ADJ. EXPENDED TOTAL BALANCE DECEMBER EXPENDED Adm. 49793.00 3811.92 18880.03 30912.97 Eng. 39255.00 3262.97 16460.73 22794.27 st. -Sewer 12425.00 599.34 1302.83 11122.17 . Health 19292.00 988.62 5531.25 13760.75 Inc. 28800.00 5910.19 9731.51 19068.49 I City Hall 13265.00 814.91 4906.23 8358.77 General 162830.00 15387.95 56812.58 106017.42 Bonds Int. 79000.00 1000.00 78000.00 Airport 101250.83 7253.41 52713.40 485:37.43 st. Alley 12616.30 158.07 9822.05 2794.25 Gas Tax 55442.70 3590.81 10550.17 44892.53 Sanitation 49035.00 3761. 46 18947.19 30087.81 Park 74946.00 1919.05 28692.98 46253.02 Police 145125.00 11533.82 56010.85 89114.15 Cemetery 132165.00 1608.12 11367.65 120797.35 Fire 164970.00 11157.71 49899.76 115070.24 Fire Pension 24482.00 1621. 26 8106.30 16375.70 I Paving 8i179.74 3639.45 18694.14 62485.60 SevIer 40820.00 3179.80 18605.35 22214.65 Sewer Call 16220.00 729.79 4288.17 11931.83 City Garage 32810.00 2755.74 11961.37 208L18.63 Library 37985.00 2922.08 14283.29 23701.71 Music 5000.00 1400.00 3600.00 Civil Def. 462.00 462.00 Soc. Sec. 26000.00 6073.81 19926.19 Parking Lot 1724.41 1243.36 481. 05 Sewer Cons. 10904.96 6.89 2455.43 8449.53 1253244.53 1724.41 71225.41 382927.85 872041. 09 Ice 1047.03 8782.81 Water 18490.02 68876.40 I Light 116334.31 734059.06 Sewer Dist. 18.85 2465.27 . Paving Di st. 385.32 168345.80 207500.94 1365457.19 Respectfully submi t ted, F. S. White, City Clerk